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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-15
From the Gainesville san


Immediately on the adjournment Of the Demo
cratic State Convention the Democratic District
Convention was called 70 order and proceeded
70 business. We have not time to give the entire
proceedings this week, but will only give some
Of The principal features.
Gen. J. ]. Finley, Of Columbia county, was
chosen chairman, and Mr.. Bous, Of Duvai, sec
retary.
There being no contesting delegations, the
convention ordered that the credentials be hand
ed 10 the secretary. and he was directed to pre-
pare from the credentials report Of the member
ship Of the convention.
The convention proceeded to the nomination
Of candidates for Congress, Mr.. Charles Dough
erty. Of V0lusia county; Mr.. Columbus Drew,
Of Duval county; Col Robert Bullock, Of Marion
county; Hon j. II. Roper Of Alachna county :
MAI. A. J. Russell. OF Duval county; Mr.. A 81
Clair Abrams, Of Orange county, were Il various
times put 10 nomination. All Of the cancidases
another were withdrawn until the contest was
between Col Bullock and Columbus Drew, The
friends OF both refusing TO yield More than
seventy ballots were taken Without any result
Finally Mr.. A. g. Clair Abrams, Of Grunge
county, urged upon General Finley IN sccept-
sDce q The no%insticD. stating taas i was I'm
without H. Mr.. Drew and Col Bullock were
called upon. and came before The convention and
Withdrew from the contest In hvcr Of General
Finley.
On motion Of G. r. Cooper, of Duval county.
General Finley was declared ueminsied By ne
clamAti0n
The convention thea proceeded 70 he selecsicn
OF Dislrict Eecicr. Thoa =. KinE 81 Alachua.
and G. p. Cooper, II Duval. were put II nomf-
nation. Ope iAlIof We taken, and Jndee Kink
excited By exclamation. @. r. CoOpes. al DnvnE
was chosen alternate fOr Jadss Kisg ~ acelaaaa
ton. Z s a.
On motion, iAe chairman ~ he coavensIoa
Oommlliee, con1isling * sessa messboln I'D
they we're Instructed - ee3ecs DIR owu cnlSnnnk
On motion, To plat1uem e3cpe1d ~ - Ue6o.
cratic glate Oonysnlioh Nm nlA1s - ~ lfbs1h
Of he District coa4snlfo& y u
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-15

Tie convention assembled al Cedar Key On
t1s 1zth ins- Hon. s. Pasco. Of Jefferson, was
E.o< Chairman, ADd J. Ira Gore. Of Cedar Key,
nd 7 Z Spencer. II Tampa were chosen Sec
reiArSeG- The nam. u Hon. X. II. D. David
sOo. q GsdS0eD. Col J p Mcclellan. Of Jack
son. DR.. J. '. Harris. Of Monroe, and Hon g.
9 2eEbor1e1. Of santa RosA, we're put in nomi-
nE1on. b1t Cd the 1orty-Eixth ballot the vote
H.nBdinG - iOr Davidson. lis nomination was
an motion made unanimous
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For the FRA time m the history Of this inst
tunoa, diplsmas VIII be con5erred upon the
graduates; and lie Usual ceremonics incident 10
this interesting occasion win take place IN Gal
les Hall. On Thursday, ssh inst, It 10 r. m
Three yoang lAdies having completed the pre-
sc<ibed curriculum Of an English course Of stud
ies. win On that day receive that hooCrahae dis>
tinetioa which their scholastic altainments cattle
them To- Besides the essays In the graduating
ciass. Latin salniaiory win be delivered By one
II the undergraduates Hon r b. u David
ION and Haa- W. d. RioxhaD are expiesed TO be
present and deliver sbsgs adAzesseA
The Tallahaasee BRASS Band has been engaged
fog tn occasion
An this b he hrst instance in The hhpy Ct
our Hserary instisuijsns conizTing dsgweA we
hope the occasion win be marked By large and
enthusiastic aiteadance
A programme q The exezcisx viz Be pub
lished IN cur nAxt imne.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-15

"A terrible COLLATION. occurred on the 11th inst
Of The mouth Of Connscticut river between the
steamers Naragansstt aud Bennington, resulting
in the sinking Of the former in four hthoms Of
wafer. and her partial destruction by ars. a
large number Of lives are believed 10 hare been
lost bat the number has not - yss been ascsr.'
tained. Oneof theollcer1 a he ill.IAtsd vssDsl
estimates the number q Leo thsn any.
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The report b already in circulation that the
Esmi4n Emperor 10 about 20 contract moFga-
nslie naniAss wifh the Princes Dolgouousky,
whe - Ioug bssa his iGyOrits misireas, and By
Wbo@ bs - lhrss childssu.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-15

"A fearful tornado swept over the western
portion Of Iowa on the 9th inst, killing nix per-
sons and seriously ipjuring number Of others
and destroying much properly.
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After Tins ballot the names Ut Pasco and Perry
were both Withdrawn, and the vote for Mr. Blox-
ham made unanimous-
The demonstrations Of Joy, incident 10 the an
nUODcement by the chair Of the nnanimoos
nomination Of W. D. Bloxham a. the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Florida, were very
enthusiastic Peal aher peal Of vociferous APP
planse. and cheer after cheer Of the heasiiesa
good viii and brotherly kindpe@ rang out On the
night air in . manner well calculated 10 impress
the observer that Democrats do belong 10 bot
one family-that truly they be brethren. For .
time the excellencies of the chairman a. q pre-
siding Officer were severely tested bat his tower
ing form and commanding voice soon succeeded
in restoring order.
The next business Was the nomination Of Lieu
tenant Governor.
The name Of L. W. Bethel, VI Key West, waa
suggested. and there being no other nomination,
Mr. Bethel was declared unanimously elecaed.
A committee Of three consisting Of a. r.
Sharon, l. J. Fleming and A l. McCaakill, was
appointed TO notify Mr. Befhelo of his nomination
soon after appeared and in . capital good speech
expressed bis thanks Cor the honor bestowed
upon him. Speeches were also made BY Dr..
Harris and Mr.. Pasco endorsing the nominations
just made.
On motion Of T. W. Shine, Q committee Of Ave
was appointed to AcQuaint III. Bloxham by letter
Of his nominatioo. Said committee Was CON-
posed ct J. z Yonge, c. H. Cooper. Jr., g. Pasco.
]. E. Hsnridge, ]. w. HaEris
On motion the Convention proceeded to ii.e
election Of Presidential EIecton
Mr. Samuel Pasco. Of Jefferson, and Mai A.
j. Russell, OF Duval. were unanimously chosen,
and A. 8 Mann, Of Hernando. and @ L. Anderson,
Of Volusia. were unanimously chosen aIiernates
The convention then adjourned until . O'Clock,
YRIDAY. yU1R l1th.
The conventiou was called 20 order pursuant
10 adjournment, and opened with prayer by the
Rev. 4 W. MesDy. of Trinity Episcopal Church
Of Gainesville.
The report Of the committee on resolutions
Was called for, and read BY Hon. Alex 81 Clair
Abrams, ~ Grunge coanly, and, On mslion,
adopted. The following u the report:
I Rssolsad That The Conservative Denocrasic
party Of Florida cunernsuIaae he people o. he
Htafe On tlAe favors6le ausp1cm uodes which
they have assembssd. Tor moss thns thEes
yeaI1 they have baen hlesse6 Win eovesnmees
which - fnikhfhIly fnInI3e6 ID s6e peogsise1
made - tk3m b 1o5& IL oaesous fax undar
whieA - psop1s salsed - given plaee - q
mo6esste saie - nsla -, e<snB ~ $780,
aasg 10 IN econ omIca1 a6nninin(1aaioa ~ e09een.
msni; 10 laws hass - roiy - esi-
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~HR J. H. EA1zk, Ktrspaper ADVERTISE.
Asuh, q fask Row t1I~F Budding x,T
Tmk. 10 aa1hssized 10 consrAss fur sdr,r...
mezas IN TIE Rx1&zDzAE - Cur bes. me-.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-15

AeezA1G q BE31e CO90cH-
Tie Florida S<aae Council No. g Friends Of
Temperance, win meet II White Spriags IN Ham
iltoa county. O. Wednesday, The ~ inst, NJ 10
O'Clock A Il W. Il NcIxTosz,
4e-A Secretary.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-15
CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.

TICKET.
FOk GOTEKEoE:
WILLIAM u. BLO1HAA,
or IEOS OJ-ETT-
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n sLDsDR OoCETT.
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Z. !. FINLEY.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-15

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votes are Decessary.
Al this Stage Of the proceedings Mr.. Raney, Of
Tallahassee. withdrew the name Of Governor
Drew. and then showed to his interested auditors
the sterling qualities Of the man who viii always
occupy bright page in the history Of Florida
Immediately after The withdrawal Of Governor
DreN's name thai Of Geoefal Z A Perry YVES
announced by Hon. O. @. McWhories, and q
brief sketch Of the Generals services and char
acter Vas laid before the Convention.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-15

LGfaycae.-G. C. Newman, Newton Sspp. ].
B. McCaEty. N. n. Murdock
Li5xtg.-T H. jackson.
LeOa.-Ge0. p. Raney, X H. Gamble, c. E
Dyke, John A. Henderson, Theodore TnrnbulI,
w. r. Wilson, r. B. Hilton. C. C. Pearce, ID.
A. b Hawkins. H. Fl. johnson, ]. n earn, J.
81. Perkins. Richard Garland. r. A Shine, G.. w.
Saxon, r. A. Whitfield, Charles Bradley. p. w.
White, J. G. R0ss, r. B. Papy. A. F. SpiiIes. ]
C. Kemper, c. p. Davis
LeW-J. n. jackson, s. L. Carter, r. Z Hale,
w: IL Bigham. J. A Mason. J. IL Villa
4odGaOA-J l. Inglis, A ]. Coffee, G. A Shell
don, Ir.. H. b. WaFing. A. D. Laughter. r. J.
Nays. T. LAngford. T. H. Willard, r ]. Bcvan, J.
b. Marshall, z A. Willard
HaaGise.-y. w. Hariiee, j. w. WhiddoD, J.
w. Hendry. VIM. Smith
A0rioa.-D. II. Irvine. A. p. Price, K Boil
lock, J. p. Smith, J. n. Martin, h W. Long,
Alfred Aver, sol Benjamin. A. l. EchelbergeT,
Es.r<-l. W. Bethel, Jer. Fog.ny, J. v.
Harris, A. D. Lono, ]. q. Thompsoo. W. II.
Williams. C. W. HeDdry, r. r. knight, c.
Recio, e. 6oriO, @. @. Watson, proxy
NasaGH.--O. w. Iulee, w. n. Thempaop, r.
Co0e. J. D. Jones. J. Z Davis, J. D. Busord. ].
Saats Rass-wm. Judge. A. o. wnxh,, n.
Y; eindcrf W. J. Williams. q. Marquis. ss., J.
OreseE-E K Foster. T. W. Shine. T. A.
Base. r. L. 6ummerlin. il J. Harris, J. G. Epeer.
J. =. Bsysn, W. r. Brown. A. 81. Clair
Pad. Hughes J. A. Fortoer, W. Tillia,
L II Ballard, ]. w Bryant. -
RItsam.-F. L Daney, r. r. Blshcp, JARED
Iaachen, J. L Barios. Frank lieIsae. @. W.
aIasas-J. ,. HIanhiaa, D. Genovss. i. b Gan
cvss. y; 1850 John wss.cost, ia =. San
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

RAJ MORE, November TO- Flour firm: SD.
petnne gtSlprn 81 66a4 no; do extra "a ga
$40: do family IS S6a8 IS. Wheat western
higher, closing easr; No. western winter
red, spot and November 81 l74al l7A De
cenhSr 81 lpal l9Is: Jauusry 81 2l5ial5 AK;
Fe' ruary 81 2iSI 24If. Corn, western higher
and strong; western mixed, spot, November
and erember i9459kc: new. SIC; Janua y,
57X-67Kc. 0als lIlVher ard strong: western
white liai2c; dOmixed 3sa3ec. Rye quiet ut
II GOAL o. Hay tteidy; prime ~ thnict
wiih an ATTY. bbing trade demand. Mes
pTs Si6 6Oal6 rs. Bulk meats, lU0se Bhonld-
e,s none Offering cler III sides none UfIer-
ing: do pa'Eed 6%aShc. Bacon, shoulders
BHc clear RIB sides SIX hams llat3c. Lard
refined 94c. Butter steady: prime 10 choice
western packed l6ag3c; roll, lsa22c. Eggs
firm ut 2lo. Petroleum dull: refined nominal
l9c. G. tee dull; Rio carsoes Ordinary 70 fair
Il kal3kc. sugar quiet; A soft exc. Whisky
quiet Of 81 Ilal -.
PHlL,ptIrHI. !. November 11-Flour firmer,
but not quUtabiy higher. Rye auur SiS IN
$40. VIII ~ 40 higher: rrj'cted track 81 0sIf !;
No. Q red elevator 81 l6IiaI II; M 2 red No
yeniber 81 l6X bid, 81 TX asked; December
81 l8K bid, 81 10 asked; January Sl2lE
hid, 81 2lk q, ked. Corn Bctiye, firm and
higher high mixed track h714a'sc rejected
track SIC; sail mixed November 5Skc bid,
6SyEcasked december size bid, 67Xc asked;
January h7c I'D, 67Ifo asked. Oats quiet;
No white 42c: M. 2dO 4Iat2c; M. 8 do
S9alOc: mixet 37tsaSSISc. Provisions steady
and unchsng d. Butter firm for choice: 9th.
era dun, crram,Iy txtra32 do good N thpice
2Dts C: Western Reserve 22a24o: New York
aud Bradford county. Pa. extra 26a2sc gobd
= Nn.A. aV.a kt.k
VIC. beese dull and seady creamery lax
nally unchanged. Whisky Arm at q II.
CHICAGO, November lo.-The Droyers' Jour.
nal reports:
5000 head. Market opened strong and
81 6at7'; choice hsavy 81 76A4 81; Michigan
grassers 81 04l 40.
CATTLE Receipts 5000 head; shipments
go head market steady; exports In fair de-.
mand at S soar 81; good 10 choice shipping
S47'A6 10; o mnon TO medium % Gal ~;
butcher 81 mag so; stockers 80 SA3 20
calves y head $40 raaiS o half breeds and
natives SO aAS7l: Texans 50 S0a3 o. through
Texans f2 40t2S5.
sHEIr Receipts l 200 bead: good demand;
quality or Of a237f common TO medium
IS 40.3 9J; good 81 25a4 40; all sold TO buuh.
eIs.
ToLEro, November lo.-wbsat arm; No.
white Wsb sh 81 nix; No. ! white Michigan
81 N6; tmbcr Michigan 81 o., No. 2 nd Wa.
bah spit 8, OK; December 81 csN: Janu.
sry 81 II; February 81 lSk; No, = red Wa
hash 81 rs: No. 2 7 d mixed f10t Corn
firm: high mixed 4THc; No, ? new 4st; old
spit 40; Nay iSIf;Eo 9white Al; new IS Nc
iec,ed 46L,; new $50; damaged 4So new
i0l oa's frtnj No. 2, SSI{c. clover seed
prime s. 81.
EAsT LIBERTY. November 10. cA1TIx Re,
ceipls tn-UAy I76 head VI thruugh aud 6SS head
u yard stock: total for two days 40 81
through and LII head Of local, most q thu
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arrivals since the last report hsye been good to
primO OF heavy gTadtA and found ready sale
70 Fastarn buyers Rt g cd 10 fair prices, as
biyh A. s6 ~ for averages of 600 lbs The
ranye Of riees for best were IS 1Naj IS, with
file Rbuye two Ger loads NJ IS 20; no sales for
ANYTIME lower there beirg no buyers, and
lev on b nd sails today eB head
Receipts to-day 79ls bead total for
two dsys 1885: Philadelphia "a esA4 76i
snE T--Rscelt {. to-day ] $50 head: tota,f r
two days $500 selling 1t $ Ooai 90 for COM
mon t. best. ..-fs
ctsasSAr1 November H. Cotton dull and
dro ping ut I0xc Flour frmer ifmily y %
as 10; fancy S54ras 90, Wheat demand stair
and prices higher 70. Gambler 81 %: No. =
red I4. f0rn strong and higher: No: .
mixed 46S<a48Hc; new ear 4Is. Oats qulei,
Barley In fair demand; No 2 fall 90, Pork
dull at $I8 6O. Lard strong and higher at
% l7x. Bulk meats stronger: shoulders
81 rs; short rib 81 70 Bacon easier at
IS 2sas ~ I<ss 37X. Whisky at 81 % But.
ter dull and dropping: choice estern Reserve
2la23c: choice Central ohio lo49Oc
NEw YoaK. November 1o.-DRY Cons
Cotton goods In st. sdy demand and firm at
current trices. Prints 10 light dem nd
Staple ginehans In better rquest and firm
with an iipwrrti look. Dress ~ Is quiet sud
strady. Mers wear woolens sluggish. Black
sil freely sold at auctl n to-dsy.
Nsw ORLsAxs. November lO.-CorToN =
Easy: midding 1h5<c; low midiling loci
good ordinary exc. Net receipts 4 932 bales;
Z oss receipts s $40 bales: txpNrs TO France
4 4,N bales. Continent $3.50 bales, t0asts lie
1 1888 bales: sales $50 bales; stock 1Si, 029
bales, lo.li
C1ScrSxtrt November 1o.-HoRs unsettled
and lower: common s. S5a4 rs; light 81 3la
4 As: packing q 35a4 IS; butchers 81 i0I4 gu.
Receipts ll,tOO head. shipments 3l0bead.
PI1nBurGH, November o.-tErRokEUM-
Market quiet: crude steady: U.ittd cerIifi.
Gates at e9%ci refined lzc for Philadelphia
delivery. .,,... !
Ax1wE P, November. lo,-PErRoLErA-Re-
6ned XXI ~ .
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North and south.

Frederick BIZ ipEL
Never, in my opinion, will the South
try to come up solid again. Never again,
in a Presidential contest, will her orators
sIy they are fighting for the same princi.
pies for which Lee and Stonewall Jackson
fought. Never sgain will they defy the
great, magnificent. imperial North, Iu-
dustrisl forces, moral forces, the con.
RciouSness OF The dead earneslness Of the
North, will breSk up the Solid South
In the four years to come, the four
yesrs Of thu administration Of that
man whom Pred Douglass called the
broad .chested, big.heprted, threeStory
beaded James A. Garfield; Of whom an.
other has taid, he has been over score oil
years in public life aud Ia poorin money,
but Is rich In honesty and character, and
In brains q milliOnSiTel As the years go
by, this election will be looked back TO as
one oil taa great epochs In our history. III
grand al beneticent result will be q bless,
ING 10 every body NJ every section and al
every party. And l believe the time will
come when the South a. well as tho North
and every t.ir.minded Democrat as we'll NJ
every Republican will cay 50.
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Gte 1mtelEfqenrer.
ENeLIsII,s S0LILoQuY.

FsFsEsu, q long faFsssi', ms hlps o. grsaiaSSJi
Tbs 10 tn IiAlr Of pai to-day he putt nth
4 he To- der Of 1 10 gnid, nr1t diy buys Ydsl
And Feyel 10 the hahsiS tho upon hun;
Ibo IhiId day couiHs SINE bkWIv 'IaiAF,
And EhsU he tblDkA wax 70 vi ~, full surely
HI Greatness 10 ripenibs, shows him Up,
And no rs hI u b gh0r than Glld'ry'S kite.
like lit WABion by . that swim on Ula6deia,
pIO sNHShtd srnuu ~ 10 . deep WalerS,
'AHy DER nv head. Ny high bl0N1 pride
HIs now bToks under ms, d % his left Rl0,
4 solid hunuh d thoJtabd sh n,
IN vide streaai tuat ~ llous ne forever.
Vain POnp and y lnrV Of iha ar q, hals yIl
Isa - ID new light Oh miserablI
ThG' weak fS'l EhltfIouo 6uP b hon nj
Tb Tsi I'bEw'xl thai pa one does gspi0to,
TBht 'Wsel a'p q Ut1ee, aus bis ruin,
N0rp 1xpsns Iba1 vas OF someh MAKE;
All br.ke upl ~ f"l
IA, cock, / 9 arge the aIrg -ay SnbitIen;
b. that. IL fell lngels; how then tao I,
The Iupg' 81 the Istl hbpttt viii By ~
q O'Tupli wins uat more iran hone ",
A. yru sud can hoI, tPatii..
Oh, LN'dtFS, Lancer, bad 20 thnWn the Esal
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

THE GREATEST REMEDIES TUE WORLD HAS
EVER KNOWN.

Curing the most inveterate cases Of skin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum, scsld
head, Barber's Itch, Sores, all crusty, scaly,
itching skin eruption, and that distress.
ing complaint, Itching Piles. AS q blood
purifier and liver regulator, "swayne's
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills. are excellent.
Cure sick and Nervous Headache, Dys.
pepsia, Indigestion, ward of Malarial
Fevers, cleansing the system and bowels Of
all impurities, restoring to healthy activity
all the organs ofthe human body. Price 25
cents q box, FIVE boxesSl. Ointment so
cents, three boxes 81 %; Can. be sent by mail
TO any address on receipt Of price 10 cur.
rency or 8 cent postage stamps. Address
oil letters DR.. swayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Sold by all
leading druggists, I. 7rhSAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11
"a Bad Cold or distressing Cough

Dry, parched, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and ssthmatic attacks, weaken.
ed and debil,tated state Of the system, all
"Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup, o. Wild
Cherry.m The first dose gives relief, and
the worst cough and sore lungs yield to its
healing properties. An occasional dose Of
"swsyne's Pills" should be taken 10 keep
the bowles free. They are excellent for
torpid liver and billions complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11
why VIII tou

Allow q cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such a.
Pneumonia, Hemsrrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 80 readily at.
tained2 BoscHRE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure oil
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases
tits Dr.. Boschee's famous German prescrlr
ton, and IL prepared with the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained In administer
ing II TO the youngest child, as per directions
The sale Of this medicine b unprecedenteo
Since nrst Introduced there has been . con.
gtant increasing demand and without single
report OF a failure 70 do It's work In any case.
Ask your Druggist as TO the truth Of these re.
marks. Large sizes rs cents. Try u snd be
oonyinnedI 500 TFhG1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

NEw YoRK, November 10.-Cotton 10 l6-16a
II 49, Go: futures steady. Flour strong: re.
receipts 81. 600 barrels; exports 5000 bsrrels;
Superhne western and State s. 9oa4 40; COM
mon tn good 81 60a4 90; good N choice
~ 9fa6 70: white wheat extra 81 76a4 o.;
extra Ohio IS t0I6 rs: st. Lou.s 81 7os6 81:
Minnesota patent proce $ So I6aS Is. Wheat
Z 400 bushels ungradrd spring 81 10il "a !:
No. 2 thicsgo 81 l9k: choire hard No Du-
luth 81 81; lngraded red 81 13a1 21If; No 8
do 81 l7Kat Tx; No 2 do 81 20al 20N /;
No. do 81 20; steamer M 2 red 81 il; mixed
winter 81 IS; ungraded white 81 14aI IS. No.
Sdo Stl2: No. 2do 81 IL: No. do, sales
h5W0 bushels at 81 17al IsN; No 2 red
November, sales ~ 100 bushels ut 81 2'Ha
/ ~; December, sales Ssi,CC0 bushels at
l|2l1sa FAX; January. sales 4i00,h bush,'s
vt u "a 1<al FAX. Torn. cash, ashade easier,
futures firm: receipts 1884, bushels, exports
5000 bushels; unEraded eNaf0xc; No. 3,
Sc: No. 2, 69N16Oc; No. 2 white coke:
yellow 60n: No 2 Noyember 9Hai9kc; lie
cember 69jSaanc: January 60ha6 nc. Oats
tirtn; receipts $500 bushes: western mixed
SSXsi2c: white. western 4Sai9kc. Hay 10
good demand amt str,Ing at t0I9ic. Hops
demand lair and market firm; yearlings
hoire l6a2So: eastern aud ives ern l6a2c
New York state lG.2sc COFFEE. demand fair
and market firm: Rio cargoes quoted at 81 Ia
AK c; job lois llaihIGc, Sugar demand isir
and market frm: fair 10 goOd refining TN
TIC. N laSSes nUniiually unchanged Rice
nniet and unchanged. Petroleum strong
United $3.50; crude 0ka9c; refined 10
asked. TalIow unsettled 1t 6Hc Rolin dull
and unchanged Turpentine STEADY q, asa
,6Hc Egg firm at 22a25 10. Pork nomin,lly
uno ansed. Beef steady. Cut meats qn,et
and trm long clear " 10: short clear ssi2h
ter firm for choice at l4G4a.6. Cheese dull
and heavy stllat21c. Metals dull and nom.
inaIIV mn hanged. ..s.i...-a .