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but loyerj receipts 1900 buIhe!E exports
1900 hpahelS ungraded 64Aa55kc: No. 8,
o. fab4Hc; steamer 6I3ta66I{c; No. Q 5SkS
66Nc; No. 2 white 6sKa59'; No 2 February
6oI<ab6xc; March 66Jfc; May 6SJSa54c, Oats
dull and easier; receipts $4,000 bushels; ex.
ports !, 800: western mixed u xa4SJic; white
4SA4s1Sc: Hay In fair demand, Hops quiet
and unchanged. Coffee dull aud unchanged,
sugar dull fair to good refining T9.a7 nc,
Molasses dull and unchanged, Rice nomin.
ally unchanged. Petroleum dull and romin.
al United slBc; crude 7aS1<c; refined &c. Tai.
low, 69Sa6%c. Rosin steady; 81 77al sax, Tur.
penune dull and nominal at 47c, Eggs strong.
er at S6aS1c, Pork higher; old mess $l4 O0a
clear IS OOi short clear S. 40. Beef steady
Lard, prime steam 50 97kal0 co. Butter hrni
choice l2Ha2sc, Cheese steady and un.
changed,
CHICAGO, February 1.-Flour steady and un
changed. Wheat quiet and steady; No, 9
chicago spring B9kc cash; 81 0O56Gl 00A
March IL o. hal OlA April; 81 05hal O5%
May Corn dull and p ices shade lower ut
Oats quiet and weak at 29Nc cash; S0hc
March; S4SSa3iRc May. Rye steady and un.
changed NJ CSC. Barley dull and lowerat 81 Goa
! Ol, Pork strong and higher Ut Sl4 IS cash:
Sl4 71<al4 80 March; $l4 92h April Lard
strong and higher ut 50 90 cash; 50 go bid
Marco; 1910 bid April. Bulk meats active,
hrm and higher shoulders 81 so, short rib
" 70; short clear $3.50, Whisky steady and
unchanged Ut 81 On.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
aB reported by John NJ, Hoon q Co., broksrP,
No. l160 Main street
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u r. 0n II

Unconstitutional Tor years With cancer, Had Il
cut out three times. II returned after each operation
d. smith cured mo without knlle, CauIo or pain, p
o.. MRS. IL N. CIRCUIT
mo- could not yet out Of bod. Dr. Smith cured me
after oIhtn failed" LEPI. Phillip,
Wheeling, W, Va,
CATARRn AND DRAPNESI.-"BolisVOl III ySaIi Iu-
durable, Sense Of smell gone, fearful dlicha1EeS,
speech affected. pf, smith cured me.n
HARVEY ALEXANDER,
DYSPEPsIA AMI uLcERATRD STOMACM -"TToit.
msnt Tor years Jailed 10 give me relief. DR.. Imilh
cured me-" THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent,
o Eff S'd them oF ITIGsH yam RI smith
RHEuhArIN -"suaered tOrturssj jOlntA dOiorm.
cured me-" j, II, BROWN.
REy, HESRv 9, REDylRLD writes; "besf sIr :
lng from CatarTh and Lung Complaints, You have
worked wonders In my Wiie'B caAe,N
KEY' H'O LADD, writes j-"DT, Bmith'H pfolaa.
slOnal services In my faulty have been most tSisc.
Gkllliul phyGlCAn,n ~''''D' '''~
MRS. MARGARET K0LB myS:-"I had boon Suier.
log Tor seven yeyFs aud tr lted by many phTGcians
Ior Dyspepsia. DR.. Smith said had tApe.WorIn
AnH 10 tlRbt hours removed monster 100 feet long
,sSa. Year, In hospitals Tor
females give ME peculiar adVant6gOs In such caSeA
iSrI0nS cured Of Consumption, Diseases Of Heart,
LAYER Stomach, Kidneys, Skin, Blood, Nervous Al.
oc Ions and Weaknesses Of Men and Youth, SorOlula
and ASthNa testify TO my success
PINS cured without the knife.
fAientS At distance may ba tFeatsd nv latter and
mli'iaGtou guaranteed A chart for self examination
returned tFOe.
Consultation at office freq, Once hOuru from o,
on or addTeIG,
II. E. SMITH, Nj. d.,
ued No. 1917, Market 81, WhealInp w Va
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This js beyond question the most sue.
ceestul Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
few doses invariably cure the worst cases
OF Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
its wonderful success In the cure Of Con.
sumption Is without parallel 10 the Ills.
tory Of medicine. Since It's first disCov.
cry It has been sold on guarantee, a teSt
which no other medicine can stand. II
you have q Cough we earnestly ask you 10
try II. Price 10 Cts, 80 cts. and 81 90. II
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back Lame,
use Shilo6's Porous Plaster. Price % cts.
Sold by Edward Booking and O. Moenke.
moeller, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Straight to the Boneyard people go who
neglect too long the danger signal Of ap.
proaChing consumption, hacking cough.
But with DR.. Thomas EcleOtric Oil for a
safeguard the peril Is averted. It Is gu.
perlatively fine remedy also for rheuma-
tism, piles, soreness, hurts, etc.
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Gtue QRtGlligetrter,
STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
short Session. esOlutIOnS Of Respect ON
the Death OF Delegate Ferret.

Short sIOn-ReAOluiIOnS Of Respect ON
the Death OF Delegate Ferret.
The Senate convened at ESQ P. NJ, yes.
tsrdAy, and there being no minister pre-
sent prayer was dispensed with, and the
Clerk was requested to read the journal
OF the previous day, pending the reading
Of which the further reading was dis.
pensed with.
A communication was received from the
House announcing that that body had
agreed to the amendments Of the Senate
to House bills numbered and 0S,
In accordance with resolution passed
on Monday, the President appointed Sena-
tors Smith and Barbee as additional MEM
beers Of the Committee on the Penitentiary.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The only committee that reported was
the one on Railroads, which reported
back Senate Bill No. 10, Amending the
charter OF the Northern & Southern West
Virginia Railroad Company, with recon.
mendation that 1t do not pass; Senate Bill
No, %. An act 10 change the name oil
"The Potomac 4 Piedmont Coal aud Rail.
road Company" and to confer additional
powers thereon. This bill was recon-.
mitted to the committee and is reported
back amended with favorable reCommen.
dstion. Also Senate Bill No, 90. To regu.
late the transportation Of freight by rail
road corporations, with recommendation
that 1t do pass.
BILLS, RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS,
Mr., Faulkner introduced a resolution
instIucting the Committee on Immigra.
ton and Agriculture to inquire into the
expedienCy OF adopting some elfeCtual leg.
islation to guard and protect the cattle oil
this State from the extension into our
territory Of the fatal and contagious dis.
ease Of pleuro pneumonia; and that 1t have
leave TO report by bill or otherwise.
Adopted.
Mr.. Donehoo presented the petition OF
Thomas r. Cunningham and 100 others, OF
Hancock, asking that the laws be 80
amended as to allow Constables reasona.
BILE compensation for mileage,
Mr., MCGregor presented the petition oil
II, B. MCCollum and % voters Of Richie
Cuuulyl huu mleb Et MhIbuhn anu 80
other ladies OF the same county, asking
that constitutional amendment prohibit.
ing the manufacture and sale OF intoxi.
eating liquors be submitted to vote OF
the people.
The following bills were introduced;
BY Mr.. Williams: Senate Bill No. 72,
a bill to prevent the killing or catching
Of quails or Virginia partrldges within
this State for a period Of three years, and
prescribing penalty OF not less than IS
nor more $40 for each oGense,
By Mr.. Van Meter: Senate Bill No. II.
Amending the law in relation to the sale
Of forfeited and uuappropriated lands, re-.
quiring such sales to be made at the
Court House OF the county in which the
land directed 10 be sold Is situated.
BY Mr.. Shelton. Senate Bill No. 70
A bill to remove the Duaenberry mill
dam on the Guyan river, and appropria-
ting money from the treasury for The pur.
pose. The amount asked to be approptia.
ted Is $500,
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FoR UPWARDS or Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II Goffecta aCidity Of the
stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diafrhDa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tfled remedy,
Twenty-Five cents A bottle. paw
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VIM, ], Winfield, Syracuse, N. ", re.
ports the following: My little gill was
afflicted with Group Ia liza worst form
She BY chance got hold Of a bottle Of Dr.
Thomas Eclectic Oil and helped herself
|as we thought too freely" but am'happy
10 state its use entirely restored her from
that most prevalent and dangerous Of all
The childfens' ills,
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Why do 30 many people we see around
US, seem TO prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up Of
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 70 cts.
we will sell them shiloh's Vltaliser, guar.
anteed to cure them. Sold by Edward
Booking and O. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling,
tTY
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ALiiiIa I.nnrnInr.

A little learning Is a dangerous thing,
particularly when dabblng In Medicines;
lar better to use a we'll tried and estab.
liShed remedy like Dr. Thomas ECleOtric
OIL, endorsed BY everybody who has tried
It In cases Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, Bruises, Outs, Burns and all the
Ills that an American Sovereign is subj ect
10, Price, 80 cents, trial size 10 cents.
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As sure as the sun shines, DR.. TUFTS
Pills will cure fever and ague, II taken by
direCtions--a bold assertion, but true
one, a million people endorse 1t. In any
case, where directions are followed, that
they fail. agents will refund the money.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

which no did, and In short time was not
only relieved but cured.
Header, II you arc suffering with DyspeI.
sIA or Liver Disease In any form, do not walt
until the disease has taken n i'st bold upon
you, hut uEe the Regulator when the syInp.
toms iirst show themselves. II has relieved
untold suffering slwMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR ID not an alcoholic Biimulant, but q
PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY that viii
euro when everything else fails. II Is fault
les family mellclns, Does not dsarrange
the system. 10 no violent drastic purge, but
natures own remedy. The friend Of every
ons, and will not dlsapp0int you, 4 single
trial will convince you tnnt y ls The cheapest,
purest and best family medicine ~ tho world.
Ask the recovered dyBrepllcs, bilious suffer:
an, Victims oi fever and aRuC, the merCurial
diseased patient how they. recovered their
health, cheerful spirits and good appetite
they will tell you by tai Ing Simmons LIVER
Regulator. PUT haterl should DO careful 10
40 that they get the Genuine, manufactured
only by ]. II. ZElltN 4 CO., Philadelphia.
Bold BY all DrugglAtS.
40
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A Marvellous cure for OatHrrh, Diphthe-
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there Is an ingenious nasal In.
ieCtor for the more successful treatment
OF these complaints without extra charge.
Price so cts. Sold by Edward Booking
and o. Moenkemoeiller, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Senate Bill No, 10; Authorizing the
Judges Of the Circuit Courts Of this State
to cause to be entered, in vacation, any
order, judgment or decree, in suits pend
ing In the Circuit Courts within their re-.
spective circuits, to which all parties in.
ieres;'ss:d have consented In writing, with
the same effect az II entered in term; and
It shall be- the duty Of the clerk Of the
court In which such order, judgment or
decree Is directed TO be entered, to enter
the same on the proper order book" was
read third time and passed.
Senate Bill No. ~: a bill for the bene-
fit OF owners OF breeding animals, giving
them lien upon the get Of such for the
space OF one year after the birth Of the
same, for the payment Of season Of said
animals, was read a second time and or.
dered to its engrossment and third read.
ing.
Pending the second reading Of Senate
Bill No. 81, the hour OF 3 o'clock having
arrived the special order was called for
which was the consideration oil House Bill
No. 80: A bill amending and re.enaCting
chapter 30 OF the Code, concerning the
County Courts, their Jurisdiction and pow
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Fteeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are unequRled. Color
from 2 to s pounds Price 10 cents. paw
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mo- THE People!

The beat evidence Of q phySlelan's success Is tho
testimony Of bis patients, The inCreAllng demands
Tor my professional services prove that have dealt
hOnorably aEd fairly with those who hATO consulted
nc, never use patients name without permission,
though have many hundred certificates from thOAs
incuTable. thorough medical education, with
many years hospital XperiGnce and familiarity with
therapeutic SCENTS close Observance Of
tai peoultartlOa and strict attention 70 hygeniU man.
frankly give the pRtlent my opinion.
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WILL IT CURE me-

said man whose woUbcRore countenancoAnd
brofrn-dOwn constitution plainly shON ed,
traces Of diSoASt-a sufferer with Nervous
Dyspepsia, In whose stomach the most deli
cate mouVl lay like lead. Refreshing sleep
and quiet nerves were strangers 10 him, and
be desparcd Of ever beiDs,Well.
We advised him 10 take
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The resolutions were then adopted, and
Mr., Brady requested to communicate this
action to the Senate.
The Speaker appointed as members OF
the committee provided for in the resolu.
ton, Messrs. Brady, Davis and Orr.
The members Of the House then very
generally repaired to the boarding house
Of the deceased on Main street.
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s1u The Baby Organs at shsib's, sa5,
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wheeling Live stock Market,

Ho0s-GOOd demand at 81 76u3 90 per hun.
dred In prime packing, lots; butchers IS 90;
Sheep $3 00a3 %.
CATTLE-This market Is fair at present, cat.
Tie scarce. We quote young cattle, from 600
to 600 lbs, at ~ aSC; bulls 2a2Xc; 600 10
200 lbs, 3a3ko; 800 to 1000 lbs, Sa3 No.
Cattle offered at pveEent arc native.
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HAub-EC per pOUnu.
sALT-Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 GOAL 10.
,sEEDs-Timothy seed, 80 90 per hushel
clover, 50 OOi Mammoth Glover, $3.50 pei
bpsheli Kentucky Blue Grass, per BUSH,
81 26c; Orchard Grass 50 IS.
WoOl-Quoted at 40ai3c for choice washed,
and one.third Off for unwashed. Market brisk
with great deal of wool nlIarad
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Infer 0Detteutlatt.
Wir ieubeu BON iest al infer xBe4en.
blatt1 far ben Yreis bon $500 auf elm
Sabr portofrei rad Deutf&Ianb.
Die 9erauseeber
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- Neue, elegante 6erbit= uno Win.
tertpaaren treifen taglib elm BEL s.
Sosfe & S6bne.
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fanb 6elir, BON Der 9ano Marsots &c.
fibrt, ben Sebeiulen Dea aber bic Bob
lentreppe Su benz peritedten terrlider
pldb&en in benz @intersarten. Wobl
bate er se5auoert, ibn gu Seben, cine
inaere @timule i&ien ibm 3u iaSen. bab
es elm perbotener. sefibrli&er Wes iel
unb bab Ct ii& elmer sroben Sanoe fei'
mem 10 8ati8 Brobberrn eesenaber
fdulcts mode. Dod Warsots Dcrte
lcdten 10 iiie, ae wubten ieoes 8ebenteu
la&enb in bic 6ludt su i&lasen, bic Sic,
be rcQenpete ben SieS uno 6elir fclate
ber Yerfu te.iu. Wie Ma'sct es an ie.
mem Sormitlaa Slfe suseraunt unb &C.
lobt. 70 par es SeiG ben. Inter benz
b.rouldenoen Duff Der tropiihen 8li=
t,en, bel benz traulideu Warmeln Der
tleinen Quelle. bate Slie an ber Seite
Selir bic iii5e beielissnbe 2uit ibrer jun
gen Viebe 9enieb,n oiirfen. Waract lei
tete Beice nit ldeinbar miiiterlider Cor
9sju chamber uno batten Re 6h eefuu=
ben. oann entfernte iie It mad oem Gin
gang bes @artens gu, UNI bic treue SDd&=
term oes itiaperl&wiesenen 3iebespara.
bieies gu iein.
tiJOrtftsuns fulst,
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DR.. MOrit Calm,
Deutl6er Nrst.

Bebanbelt nur Gusen= Obren=, Sals.
unb Decentralization. @ute Nuswabl
importirter fanitlider Nusen inner ppr=
ratbis. Nutin, Geras.
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Gin ia dmdnnii&ts urttstl

Gin fadmdnniiats urtbst1.
Der bsribmte YrofsRor B.rtram BON
Bottom i&retbt rNn bas bsutiae 5sil.
Snilitut, II Clinton Ylaes, Nsw grrt,
@setrte 9srrsn Der 8ettunss.
anter" IT bas seoiesenife Bud absr
BE @el&lsats. Rranttstten unb SHma.
&e,uadube b,s Meni&sn uns osrsn 5st.
lung, wel&es Id ie selsiem babe. Net.
ilerhaite 8rwalhsun8 bss StOfes, lcSiide
S&6ries 9epaart NIT etner &lartett unb
geradnelt&iett ber Spra&e sei&asn bal.
felbe auf bas go.tbsllboftsfe por allen
esrartisen tts tsbt erldienenen S&riftea
aus. Nit solsm @e&t perbisnt hater
SIR SostrsfFt&ss Bud ben ,h6asn Na
men. Der .Rettunss. s.Nnter: Sd
Sd sraeulire Sbnen, mstne 5srrsn. ~
Sbrem unperslei<&sn unb woblperpi,a.
ten @rfolae &C."
Der r8ettunss.4nter pire fur 25
&ts. fret psrfanbt.
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3M OerreNtett.

Cine garm. asIssen an ben aueu,n bee Gan
9ntopio 8luffts ntben 8redtnribs.. tntbaltenb
80 adsr, etnseftnit. wsSSn 10 Qder III gelb aup
Uarten. teisnbers febr atsianst am 6luFe ~
@artenbaa. au& tsi.t bet fd bort Gin A6er
ersetr DtirG&larttn i'm bsifen 8uftanbe. gs
fonnsu aud siniss snis U ildflbs aur genubuna
ubsrlaIsu wsrbea. Na&sufrassn bsi
O. Qted.
Natpstc6ssilrass. Gan Wntpnip. SO. IT.
49, 9,m6m
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Wfitter! Wutter Wfntter !! 4!
Derbst SIR bes Nadts seRSrt merben
unb In gurer Rube untsrbroaen bur@ bas
Shreisn zines tranfsn &inbes, wel&es
Sdner,en pom Dur6breden Der 3dbne
letbets 81 Is ber SAD, 70 iauft cine
6lal&e ppn @rs Dtnslows CIV.
tttns SYrup. Ct niro ben armen
Rleinen icfort BON ietnes S&msr3en be.
freten. Wan serlait fh barauf. e bilft.
s. If feias Shutter auf grpsn, BE ss Der.
iuhte unb Gu1 ntdt mittb.ilen mlrbs, baB
ss bic Ginsewetpe resultrt, ben Sleinen
6alie unb @eiuntbeit unp Der SHUTTER
Nute peri&aift. oub ss uie 3auber .pirtt.
Das Nittel III fder In alien Sdllen unb
anssnebm BON @si&mad IS wiro BON
elmer Der altssen uno beRsn Doetorinnsn
In ben Ser. Standardization. usbsr.
d gu tatsn, bic 6lafae au 25 Gents.
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Gtne &arte.

IN MQe, tuelde an ben Golsen bon
Sugenbiiin6en, 9terb0ier S9ma9e,
gntfrdftigung, 8erluit an Mannes=
fraft &c. leiben, ienbe i6 foltenfreie eiu
&ecept bas iie eurirt. 9ieies sroBe
Seilmittel tpuroe bon einem MiiIionar
in Siio=Nmerifa entbedt. S9idt Elm
abbreiiirtes @ouoert an &eu. Soiepb 8.
Smman, Station 9, Stem Sort Gltp.
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- Damen tperben baraui aufmertIam
semaAt, eas reidbaltise 2aser BON
SerbIt nnb Winterwaaren aller Nrt beS
9errn q. 9. Sranf, NlamosYla3a gu
inipi3irea, ebe fe anbersmo iaufen.
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81

Sur X Q pti3!
Die 2cuiitana StaateIotterie 1T bts sinsia., be
BON BEN DoIfe enbofftrt wurbe
Gine CUTE @efegen6eit fein @fa&
~ MAIDEN.
Die 3ietu 8 Der 3lafI. & Enbet fat
tn Rem Orlsaas Dienfas ben Ii. OttOb.r 1881
Qoutltana State Qptterp Gn,
Dtsfss Snfiltut wurbe int SaSr. 1858 fur Gr.
ilsbanss> unb Wotltbdtieht.s 9wsde sun b.,
StaatelssisIatur sefsb!ia ineorporirt NIT ein,n
fapital sen sl.o0o.s0o, tu wtl1em Ee ftitb..
.insn Refssefunb soa $4,000 bin8usefaat bei.
sore srobea 3tttras.n son tinselnsr
Hummern flnbea ripnatlid itatt. NiemaIe wi1t
cine 3isbuns strf&sseu. Wan Isis nadfDIstnb,
1EeiSSertbtiluna.
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2atOta. Wto 9. Gsbruar 1890.
Sd taufte j alden Sbrss 9opfen
8ttttsrs bel Stibop & So. int lsbteu
5srbf fur neine 5otts uunb i'd Sin mil
bem1elben istr sufri. BEN. Go bat ttr metr
Ssnubt als aae W ri,insn. bic fe felt ben
lsbtsn 6 0lonatsn ,'nnatm.
W nj. :. WeGlurI
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6enrs's @arbol. Salbe,

5snrp's Carroll. SaIbs. .
Sic 1T bic bsae Solbe fur S&nitts,
Bsulsn, Musidlas. @eiAware.. Sal3rtsu.
matismus. aufssiprunsene 5anee, Otter.
unssn, 6Itnsrausen unb QUE 6auttrant.
teitsn, Conner Fsdsn unb MitsTer. Man
faufe 5enrp's Garbolte @albe neil aue
anpsrn Galf&unSen ifne. Drsis 25 Gents.
Or. @rtens Srpssuatso Bittsrs IL
bas tsRt 5eilmiitsl fir DYspspaa, Sal.
lenletben, Malaria, unpsrbaulidbtett unb
&rantbeitsn bes glutes, Der Nisrsn, qsbsr,
6aut ,i.
Durnps gatarr9 SYrup
6silt aue Mfstttonsn ees 5alles, Ropfss
unp Shlumtes.
Or. Datts Qeberpt0en Gnb bic
tensn eatbartil&eu Nssulatoren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-06

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-06

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-09
The Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 9Th, 1881.
After several days of extreme heat we to-
day note an agreeable change to lower
temperature with pleasant, though proba.
bly,, delusive promises of rain, but whether
1t rains or not, the clouds that have all day
shut out the heat Of the sun, has been
welcome change.
The market continues without change.
Stocks arc fair in everything excepting
flour and the demand is generally good.
FLOUR--The market rules firm and
stocks are light. The demand is increasing
IN some grades. Shipments would find ready
sale here at as good or better prices proper
tionately than can be obtained in other
markets.
HAY Receipts continue liberal and the
demand fair Prices are firm at last quota.
tons.
CORN-The market is fairly supplied
while the demand is confined TO the order
trade.
OATS Firm and active. Receipts are
fair, but there is no surplus on the market
MEAL--Steady and firm at prices quoted
last week,
BRAN-Scarce and in good demand.
BUTTER Strictly choice is scarce and
in good demand.
EGGS Receipts are all taken on arrival
at prices quoted.
CHICKENS-The market is fairly sup
piled for the demand, which is entirely for
the local trade.