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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-04

w Pacific, be, ween bal as AID Fort Worth
IN nigh and healthy country. WIN pay ii 20
per cord. Apply TO D. X. Grove, Fuel Agent.
y Adams Leon ru's Bank; j, V. I onoyer.
Grand Pralrlei Mr.. LavOy, Eng Ford
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FOR SALE-Fiye go d farms, on 70 asona bIa
terms; in high stale o. cultivation: well
watefeu, fenced, eto. JOHN A. ONE L.
WI Ia Pc MT. Texua
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FOR SALE.

Nv ANrED-A G1st-class carriage trimmer
olaoksmllh helper 73S and H0 Commerce IT,
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II JR SALE-0wing ~ other eUgage nents,
- VIII sell my place, lis s0nth Ilarwood ST.,
! mr. larg horses, two furniture wag ms. too s,
Two COWS, household furnl ure, eto AZ a sacri,
noe. III. IL KREUTER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-04

WhNTED-A man for dairy WORK Good
w wikes ano ast. ady job for ag oil man.
Amy ~ Rem w sfspn's store E ,st DaIlss :
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-04

w AN rED-25 god carpenters wora ON
w depOts and section h uses west of Biz
op-lngs; wages 81 90 to So 75 Der day aud
81 lady work. For transportation apply to q.
Ii Kintleman, Local Op' ion, Fort worth. Tex.
A. bkOWNLEE Tontra ctNr
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Job Pr,rting, IN Co,ors

The HERALD @TRAM Jon PRsriNo OFvicr
ls now turning out some VI the most beautifu
lob work In colors, YER executed In Texas
For artistic work 90 to the HERALD Jor
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FOR REgr.

E'ot hENT- he D. 81 Ooaruing mouse M the
l. city. XII cIen. dining oOm and slee Ding
rooms complete with all fixtures suitable ,or
The same at reaso able pr CTS to q responsible
person. Call at one on LOEB & WOOD.
n, oo,. at Mike RJwe's COZ ner,
co'H-c Main an d Mar tinstreet
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-04

~ ANTED- goJu COX. wnite or piacK,
w male orr .pply To
emhie' - lIEKAID OFFICE
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

M ANTEO-40 I'D timers. Apply to
w HARRY BROS.
Elm street
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PAYSIClAN. .

DHYSICfAN ANO sUkGEON-DR. NOR.
L TON. once, In nrst national bank build
Ing. Residence, San Jacinto street, near
Leonard
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FUNDS FOR THE BRIDAL TRIP,


During his stay here Marvin called on sew
eral of the leading business men and presen-
ted his letters aud was kindly received. By
iome of those he was introduced to the First
national bank, where he exhibited letters of
credit that gained for him ready recognition
VA responsible man. Upon the strength
dthess Marvin presented draft for $500
upon vel known Chicago banking house,
which was readily csshed. Several days
elapsed after the departure of the newly
married couple before any intelligence was
received from them by the lady's friends
here. In the meantime the First national
bank received notification from their cores
Endent that Maryin's draft was a pslpsble
brgery. This fact was communicated to
The girls friends, who were forced to thu
conclusion that their loved one he'd been
made the victim OF a vile imposition. The
parties purporting to have given Msrviu
letters of introduction were at once tele-
grsphed to. While the names of many
were found to be fictitious the responses of
others came that the letters were wrelched
fvrgeries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-04

RRICKLAYrRS. ATTENTION Tome IL.
ID Top prices paid by Blown, Kendall & Co.
oris kmasers aud genera, contractors, at the
b ind Asylum, austin, Texas.
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IFyou want 10 buy good pair OF horses, a
L 8, ring wagon or u second hand buggy
cal on Geo. Clark, corner of jackson and
Austin "a. Dali Is, Tex, He can 1t you no
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The man who has acted such an unprinci-
pied part 10 this affair is about Ahy-five
year' OF age, and tits worry doubtful II the
name he is known under here belongs to him
soy more than the ample fortune he pre-
senos 10 DO possessed Of. Ho Is represented
w 'hose who met him ss man OF prepcs-
ess,ng appearance and exceptionally good
suotess and bears himself like one who is
ssAse,ly what he would have you believe he
y. lie talks we'll, but not so much about
nus own shsirs as to m, ke hs hearers believe
"s' ne Is endeavoring to claim what does
no' actually belong. TO him. Great Indignation
manifested here against the per-
peusor OF one Of the cru.
seu impositions that could have
eeen Inflicted upon a high and honorable
nmmlly, every member of which Is held In the
inquest esteem In this state. Tho ,enderest
Smps'hy 10 felt for the unhappy victim OF
astvlhs cool ard dsribg rsscality, and II
n'ght not DO well for him TO put In an sp,
peatsnce Just at this time, An event, however,
w, anticipated nor Nv ely to occur For
auosc'ly and cool daring M,rvins exploit
,ulpssses anything the kind ever known
vino people Of this quiet moving city.
vi course, the alliance in which that man
nM such prominent actor, and so ha hly
W1uaeted. ia the theme Of discussion In SOC
nv, circles here this evening. In accepting
ilasrVlnspropoeals Of marriage this unhsppy
my no doubt was TO great extent prompted
' ,end a willing ear 10 his suit by an un-
e,nsn desire TO add 10 her aged mothers
YI.niort and 10 surround her with all the
S.ufles tbs, tho wealth she supposed was
'0nered her would afford.
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v stock Of dry goods or groceries. Apply to
j, b MCLEOD,
NJ (1anrya Hnf.l
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MORE VILLAINY.


The first intelligence from the unhappy
girl wsss telegram from Albion, N Y, III
which she inquired if the fatal accident to
her mother in Salem. Virginia, reported
IN northern newspaper, WAS true. 1t
would seem that Marvin had carri' d the
lady to Albion, where he hoped to practice
bic forgery schemes upon wealthy friends of
hers there, and 10 order to get rid of he. had
Manufactured aud had published the false
Story of the fatal accident 10 her mother
doubtless hoping that this would cause her
to at once return to Richmond, and thus
leave the way clear 10 him to desert her. A.
soon as the friends OF the victim realized
Marvin's imposition two of them prom, tly
left here to Join her. The bank officers, who
had been duped by tho widow, placed the
case in The hands of detectives. who tele
graphed to Albion to have Marvin arrested.
The reply came back that there were two
men OF that Dsme in that city and inquiring
which one was wanted. The impos,er
learning that the officers were on his track
led, aud is supposed to have gone In the
direction Of Canada. The lady's friend,
iouod her at Albion. In order TO avoid all
publicity che would consent only TO travel
Gnlgbt, She ia expected on the northern
wan which arrives here to night at quarter
10 eleven o'clock.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-22

Michigan. l4,soo. eco bushels, and Iowa l7e
600 soee bushels.
Washington, July 16.- During this week just
ended there we're l4f,500 standard silver dol.
lars put in circulation. against ll4,oeo for the
same period in 1880.
Washington, July 16.-Under the sundry
eivil appro opriatien Bill, the Secretary Of the
TraasuEy appointed James Law. of Ithaca, n.
T., James H. Saunders Of Cuicsgo. and e. r.
Thsyer Of West Newton, Mass, to be known
a. the Treasury Cattle Commis.ion." Their
duty will be to Investigate all cases of disease
known as pieuro- -pneumonia in meat cattle
which shall be reported to it, and such other
duties a. may be required of them by the SEQ
rstary, in order that cattle shipped from points
in the United States may be known and certi-
fed to be free from disease.
Bradford. Pa, July 1s.-Fire broke ont and
spread 20 rapidly that all the baildings on the
square bounded By Main street. Newell avenue
and Wsbstsr strest and the Eric railway were
destroyed, 1e buildings in NIL. Total loss,
$50. 900.
Providence. July 16.-The finishing room
adjoining the West mill at Statewide burned
to-day. Loss 500. 900; incurred. 700 work
men thrown out of employment.
Omaha. July ia destructive fire occurred
at Hastings, Nebraska, this afternoon. Loss
SAC. 900 on buildings and $50 ,00g on goods.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-22

EDfroHs GAZETTE had en-
occasion to visit the Indian agency
at the SiIetz, / thought I would give
you my idea Of how things are run
ming at the agency through the coll
umi1s Of the GAZETTE.
As Ihad never been ut Siletz, ]
had formed an nnfavorable opinion
Of the way the business Of the agency
was carried on.
We arrived at Siletz on the 2stlr
Of June, and as Mr.. Swan was going
away on business, I only talked with
him few minutes, but his converse
ton proved to me that he was gen.
tleman and . man of great liability,
and when saw how the business
Of the Agency was carried on ! be-
came convinced that the head Of the
Indian Department could not do bet
ter than keep Mr.. Swan as agent. ]
had conversation with some OF the
pupils of the school, who talk very
good English. / was informed by
Mr.. Swans clerk that it is considered
disgrace among the Indian chiFdfefi
to converse in their native language.
/ don't think there is school in tfW
State of Oregon that is conducted OF
a better system than the one at ST.
l.tz, and Mr.. Swan is entitled to great
praise for the manner in which il IL
carried on.
The farming lands are in good cnl-
tivation, and farm an11 gardens look
we'll. The Indians live in good COM
Portable houses. / had d conversation
with one Indian, named Gen. Lane.
who runs the ferry on Siletz river
He seemed delighted to show me
over his farm, where there was q
good crop OF wheat and oats, and q
garden sufficient to-supply sny fam.
-
lily. He owned a wagon and team Of
horses. / told him we had just de.
liyered some beeyes for the indiana,
ana supposed Mkswan would give
him COW. He rp'iei that cows
were only given to the poor men,
while he was rich and had arow Of,
his own. His house, which was a
very good box strnc: ure, he said he
had bnilt with his own hands, Hes
attends to the ferry, and makes no
distinction between white and red
men who require his services, charg-
ing the same for both.
AS Mr.. Swan had not returned we
started for the Bay City, Newports
arriving there on the 29th of June.
At Newport l had q long talk with
Hon. r. A. BenseIl, who Informed
me the prospects was good for tho
work to commence on the coast rail.
road; and that the work would De
pushed on as fast as possible.
SourH BEACH.
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Editor trimming his nails. Enter
Contributor. Editor affects TO be
bnsv with his exchanges.
S.a,..;h,,,a. . Z have some varsc.
' - ,s,a -
mere es..e s"as ~
this morning while waiting for my
hreotfass Nav be they'll help 10
c,,- '.s'
NIL up. ~, ny
Editor. Daresay. WneFe snaii
send them in case we cannot u.e
.h.r,o
.s, -, -, .... an
Con On' - Jus. "a.s e -.
read them; 'twont take long
Editor. But am terribly prcsfe',
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mon carriers. Second. it Is the duty Of such
company as public servant 70 receive and
carry goods Tor al persons alike without inju-
riousiy discriminating a. to RATES or terms.
| An'ia' business e1Pfessage mas grown INTO
| Puone Decess'.y. ~ " ee ss'a tnas tnis coe-
'1'ne - sivIng 70 eAPIoss sco"Pan'es Pt'sAeses
not anorded 70 otner snippers, the answer is
the nature OF express business makes special
facilities for its transaction necesssFy, and the
case therefore Is properly exceptional. II .
raliroad company under tneir cnarter can and
docs engage N the express business ss al. II
muss Do 90 upon terms oi periees cqussisy Win
an o'ne' eApress cosa Panies' ana sne court van
see that It docs not take to itself any privileges
Il does not extend to complainant.
Hartford, July 15.-It Is probable that the
| promising educational scheme which the Chi
nose government has been trying in this conn
| try for the past ten yesrs will come to an end.
It is believed that Chin Ian Pin and Yung
Wing. the Chinese ambassadors to this coun.
try. have been superssded by new minister.
who is instructed to put > stop to the educa-
tional project and have those connected with
| It, students. instructors and attendants, sent
back to China. Tha headquarters Of the COM
mission has always .been in this city. There
- .sss. wv. Jung '10A - 'n'' .oan'iy'
others sre in preparatory schools. They are
boys picked from good families, have displayed
great aptitude for study. and are favorites
everywhere. 1t was organised BY Yung Wing,
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asnl = DOTS % soe army % 'ns oum0efiahd'
which WAS held i6&f night Gt ten. Sh4fidRHSA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23
PR O'O IA!

CANCRR,-"AufeTod for years with cancer. Had II
cut out three me5, II returned after each operation
Dr. Smith cured me without kniiei cauSto Or gan."
MRS. II. N CIRCUIT
suRPERun Misunderstanding seemed 10 help
met could not get out Of bed; Dr Smith cured me
after OtheEa failed" ZEPT. PHILLIP,
Wheeling, W. Va,
CATARRH AND DSAREEs1,-"BeltoVed myself Inc
durable, Sense oil Bmell gone, fearful discharges,
speech Affected. Dr., smith cured mel
HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DYsPRPETA AND uLcERTED STOMACH -"TTeat
pent for years Jailed 10 give me relief Dr.. pmIth
cured me.n THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent,
cured mel LOUIS +, WASHINGTON.
RHEUMATlsM -"suHOrpd tOrlUros joints deiOrm.
cured me-" J. II. BLOWN.
can most heartily recommend you to those suffer.
Ing from CatATTh ard Lung Complaints You have
S0rkO1 wonders III my Wli0'S case"
IGEv. II. o LADD, VTles i--'DT. Smiths PROBES.
lolA services In N family have been most tlii9e-
tory and commend him 10 all " gentleman aud q
MRs. &LRaGRRT KoLB mys;-"I had been Suaor.
lnR for S0vOn y0oTB and II AOd by macy phyAClans
for pyspep8a. Dr.. Smith said l had q tAPe.WOTIn
and Ia sIgut homS removed monster, 100 tONt long
FEMALE Communicative years In hospitals Tor
femalOs give mo peculiar pdVAhi9gos In such caAes
PaFrOns cured Of Consumption, diseases oil Hear,
lAyeI, Stomach, kidneys, skin, Blood Nervous AZ
iec,iOnS and WeakuCSSCo Of Men aud YOUTH Scrotula
and AGthaA testify 10 my success.
PILEs cured without the kniie.
PEtentS at distance maY bs treated By thtter and
sA,lIiSCton guaranteed chart for SOf examination
sent on receipt Of two thrCoCent stamps, aud advice
returned free,
CONSULTATION at Office IrCc. Oaire hours from H.
m. to r. M, daily. Sundays from 10 p. 10. Call
W " y. It. SMITH. MI. d.,
def No. 1877, Market b., Wheeling, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

April 67jSa5SItc; May 65Iia56Ifc; June SD
ooAc Oats heavy; receipts 10000 buShels;
Westarn mixed 4S51ai5c. white western asa
isAc Hay quiet aud firm. Hops steady.
Coffee and fics nominRlly u changed. Sugar
dull fair to good refining quoted at 7<a75<c.
Molasses steady and in good demand, Petro-
leum quiet and firm; United S0Nc; crude
6ka7kc; refined Sc. TalloW steady at
66-!6aBH, Resin firm at 81 S0ai IS, 1urpen.
tine stronger at 46ka46c Egga firm at gike
Pork dull and lower; old mess SIS 20; new
SIC 90. Beef firm, Cut meats dull and de-
pressed; long clear S. Is; short clear IS rs.
Lard active and lower; prime steam $40 oSa
II %, Butter hGm for choice at lQaSOc.
Cheese steady ut l0al2xc,
CHICAGO, March 22-Flour steady and I'M.
changed. Wheat In fair demand but at lower
rates; No. 2 Chicago spring, res ular 81 OK
fresh 81 OSN ,Casl; s. ok April; 81 06N
al Us May; 81 OK June, No, 8, S9a9i Hc
rejected 76asSc, Corn active but a shade
lower ut S9l4lc cash; S0ISaS9Hc April; 4SI<
aSkc May; 4saiSM June, Oats easier at 20S
aSlNO cash; Soc ApFil; S4Sc May SSkc
June. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley
steady and unchanged, Pork unsettled aud
lower ut SIS l2kAl6 10 cash; SIS lOal5 l2S
April SIS 26al6 INK May; SIS 4OAl6 AK
June, Lard active but weak and lower at
$40 AO,cash; $40 4FalO AN April; $40 65a
10 ok May $40 alO OK June. Bulk meats
In fair demand but ut lower ties; shoulders
s. 05; short rib 81 20; short clear IS O5.
Whisky unchanged at 81 0s.
The following SHOWS the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
q reported by John N. HoOn & Co., brokers,
No. ll6O Main street
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shltnh. communion t,nrA.

This Il beyond question the most ste.
cesstul Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
a few doses invariably cure The worst cases
Of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
liz wonderful success In the cure Of Con.
sumption is without a parallel In the his.
tory Of medicine. Since lie first dlscov.
cry Il has been sold on guarantee a tSsl
which no other medicine can stand. II
you have Congh we earnestly ask YOU 10
Try H. Price 10 Cls., so cts. and 81 10. II
your Lungs are core, Chest or Back Lame,
tisa Shiloh'a Porous Plaster. Price % CiB.
Sold by Edward Booking and O, Moenke.
moellef, Wheeling, W. W..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

A Marvellous cure Tor Catatth, Dlphthe.
ria, Cahker mouth, and Headache. with
each bottle there Ia an ingenious nasal In.
jectof for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints Without extra charge.
Price 50 cts, Sold by Edward Booking
and 0. Moenkemoeiller, Wheeling, ". vs..
MWPAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23
GOOD ItsnseNlts.

The good housewife, when she Is giving
her house lie spring tenovaLlng, should
bear in mind that The dear inmates Of her
house are more precious than many
houses, and that their systems need
cleansing by purifying the blood, tegula.
ting the stomach and bowels 10 prevent
and cure the diseases arising from spring
malaria and miasma, and che must know
that there 10 nothing that will do II 60 per.
iectly aud surely 40 Hop Blttets, the put.
est and best oil .medicines.- - Concord, N b.
Patrtoh '1 fff4 ri NwPAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23
TO THE PEOPLE!

The besl evidence Of a phyIiclan's Succaas 10 the
testimony Of bis patients, The increasing demHnda
hOuOri6iy and fairly With those who haVo consulted
me, never use patients namO without permission,
though have nGiJ hundred certificates FROM those
whom have cured alter they had been pronounced
lneurAhlO. thorough medical education, With
many years hospital experience and familiarity with
therapeutic agents. clOV0 ObiGvanGa Of temperament
Al pecuiATtIed and strict attention 70 hyglanc man.
agonlent in'ures success, u cure 10 possible, and
Iranklu nlNn liz m llnnI nv nhlnlnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23
1 Deem II my Dnty to rell the World

whit Dr. swavnes Compound syrup
Of Wild Cherry has done for mo. l
bad a violent cough, night swestS,
sore throat, great weakness, with Sc
we're attacks Of henotrhnge, gave up
all hope Of recovery. lam now cured,
sound and hearty tnsn.
EDWARD II. HANSON,
Engineer at sweeney's Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed
and | still remain Il healthy man.
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..zrrs, SALES.


',. d, ped Of IT,, I'1'' I ilSs Ea.Iss,
f.. 5agf d be ean'{s H. SsI 70. J. Pass
u. =, o. a. - 44y ,a 81 si IN slia deed
ss, a. e. q. =. !. q . ssA ! ',i e.,
% Y, i,ts io.e ~, No. =, i iIp ~
o. Q. on 10 tats!iy o. wRr9TdpT sanpips
e % 81 'I Io's 10 SSnd part
~ Is h 10 b1 ps 10 heretofore 500; n, IN
~, g,',i D. found ihM !9G ~ wv sba,S o
Fl. y "a Be- seen at ny once No. ''''
a,G mt -oEr.'bIfd, 'rd a. nuGn .I ,n1s n
, M i toEy g'' ao Ias 4 TluSss IL
atf. san mhl7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23
WheeIinx 1.-Two stocE IInrLet.

Hoos-Good demand at IS 60a5 Is per hun.
dred In prime packing, lots; butchers 50 o.
Sheep 81 00a3 5Oa4 00ai 60a5 90
OATTLE-ThiS market Is fair at present, cat.
tic scarce. We quote young cattle, from 800
to 600 lbs,, At 3Hc; bulls Sc: 600 to
800 lbs, SaSNc; 900 10 1000 lbs, 81 00a4 Goa
u.s. Cattle offered ct present are both ma.
NYR and fnrnipn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

Dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh, bron.
chlal aid estimate attacks All these dan.
gerous symptoms are entirely cured by Or
Swayhes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
The FIAT dose gives relief, and the worst
cough and sore lungs yield To It's healing pro.
petties Sold by all druggists at % cents and
81. The large size Is the most economical.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

Why do 90 many people we see around
ia, seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made
miserable by 1ndigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up OF
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for Is Cts.
we will sell them shiloh'a vitalizer, guar.
anteed TO cure them. Sold by Edward
Booking and O. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling,
IN Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

NEW YohK. March 22.-Colton 10 I8.16a
II i.iec futures steady. Flour Ateadyi re.
ctiptI 20 O00 bbls; exports 1900 bbls su.
peftine western and State % 65a4 Is; com.
mon 10 good q SOA 30 good 10 choice
Is OOaa "a: white wheat extra n 00A8 90;
extra Ohio A Sra6 Is; 81. Louis q S0Ae 10 /;
Minnesota pn'ent proc ss "a 5Oas 90. Y heat
firm; receipts 1900 bushels exports s9'VO
bushpla: No. 8 spring 81 IS No 3 do 49,
tingfaded red 81 i4ai 10 No, 8, 81 2lal 2s
No. 2, 81 2Satsl 28lG; steamer No 2, 2ant
No / red 81 I94ai 80 mixed winter 81 2lMa
% uhgradsd white 81 2O4 No, 9do q u
al ak; No, do, tAlts 400 COZ bushels At
ii 9qxai ny; No. 2 red March. ales 49,.
an bushels at 81 gal 25N April, aa!es
96l 600 bushels at 81 gal PAX May Gales
$4,000 bushels at 81 2iNatl FAX June sales
iT,OCo bushels at 81 NHai ak Corn
heavy receipts $4,000 bushela; exports 81.
COO bushels; ungraded b7haelc; No. 9. bsH
s59o; steamer e0se0X; No 2, dig; old do
S9Nct round yellow e0ci No. March eloi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

I5hVH-AV POI FUWlUt
sAEr-Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 coal O5.
SREDs-Tlmothy seed, 50 76aS copper bushel
clover, IS rs; Mammoth Glover, 5000 pei
bushel; Kentucky Blue Grass, per bush.,
81 c6c; Orchard Grass 50 %.
WooL-Quoted ut 4Oai6c for choice washed,
and one-third Off for unwashsd. Market dull.