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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-09

you do not object to my escort, Mrs. Car.
stairsy"
Humphrey comes up then.
"Going to ride home, Madgiep Had you
not better go in the carriage and send the
horse baCkY
"Why, Humphrey, when would rather
ride"
81 thought you looked tired" he replies.
He swings me up on the Ranger, and then
catches sight OF Chris in the dog-cart. 81
thought he rode over, Madgiep"
'Yes but he is going to drive back" |
answer. "Captain Delacourt intends to
ride"
1t is only the red light Of the sun that
casts that dusky glow on my husbands
face? But it is not the sun that sends q
brief passionate CLEAN into his eyes before
he turns away without word. And with
little pain at my heart watch him set
Ting Felicia in the carriage, with not an
other look or word for me--his wife.
| look up and see Captain Delacourt
likewise watching Humphrey. Our eyes
meet and he laughs.
sit is proyerbial that guardians fall in
love with their wards--it is part OF the
guardianship, | think" he says
"Captain Delacourt that sort of talk is
neither amusing nor instructive" | an
swcr with an attempt Mt pIayfuness which
feel sure deceiyes neither him nor my
self; and into my mind thought fies-,l
thought that is the beginning OF the end
and / wish that Felicia Grant had never
come TO CarstarS.
But | laugh and talk gaily during the
ride home along the quiet roads The sun
has not dipped very far in the west yet,
and the world is full Of light. All me,
what fools men and women are to care so
much about feelings, and make their hearts
ache because of n cold look, silence that
is more painful than words There is
nothing but Misunderstanding, and there
is no peace or happiness at all.
Humphrey does not say one word TO me
when return. ! can see that he isvexed;
he is punctiiouSly attentive but in the eve
ming, when chairs and tables arc put out OF
the way, he never asks me to dance, but
goes off and sits by Mrs, Delacourt.
Outwardly cheerful, inwardly very cross
very miserable, | station myself at the
piano and play waltzes, gallops, any
thing, but refuse steadily to dance. Chris
say am tired and Bee, Lena and Geor-
gle CITRATE with untiring energy down the
length of the long room. Captain Della
court dances once with Lena, and half
dozen times with Bee. Chris is quite put
in the shade tonight
IL is over at last; they are all gone
Captain Ileathcote, Lenas Cavalryman,
declares with good deal of "haw-haw-
ing" that he has spent charming day, the
speech rendered impressive by look to-
wards Lcnas childish face; and |, the
hostess, stand smiling, but feel ready to
cry, for neither word nor smile has Hum
phrey given me tonight
Bee and Lena spend half an hour dis
cussing the delights of the day, but it ends
in feeling of disappointment, for Bee ev-
identity prefers Captain Delacourt to hon
est supplemented Chris, and my scheme
has gone wrong From the bottom of my
heart wish that Give Delacourt had not
come back TO Ripley.
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by mail on rccci pt Of the money, by addressing.
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potency and all
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-08

The members and friends OF the Eng
lish Lutheran Church and Sabbath School
are making preparations for the proper
reception Of Rev. A, D. Rome, noted
young missionary OF that denomination
who has returned from the foreign field
to spend a short time among the churches
at home, and who Is expected to spend
next Sunday and Monday in Wheeling
holding missionary meetings on Sunday
and delivering his celebrated lecture on
India, on Monday evening the l4!h. The
lecture Of Mr., Rome is said to abound in
descriptions OF thrilling interest, and the
idols and grains, and Htndus dresses, have
wherever he has been, called forth won
der and delight. The many kind wordt
words concerning this school and It's mis
sionRry work can now find substantial
expression in the purchase Of tickets to
the lecture OF Mr.. Rome, on the 14!h.
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PERSONAL.
Points AbOut People at Home and
Abroad.

~N N~E~~ - A@Ns@N tefe@
Abroad.
Hon. Ohas. James Faulkner, Of Berke-
ley county, is st the Mcclure.
P. W. Morris, OF the Richie Ga:ttte, and
]. F. Fleming, Of the Ne,D Dominion, are in
the city.
Nv. Plattenburg, the genial and social
newspaper man OF Hancock county, Is in
the city. "PlRtt" Is always welcome.
Sam Harrison, Tom Howell, Barbour
Brown, Rabbi Rhsinstrom and Dan Nesl
returned from Washington yesterday.
Mr., Henry Leasure, formerly manager
OF the Etna Glass Works. left yesterday
afternoon for Iowa, on prospecting tour
Mr.. Julius Greenwood and vile, o.
Akron, Ohio, who have been visiting
Louis schwalb, leave for their home to
day.
Mr.. Theodore Kober, Of this CITY, aud
the Misses Jennie ylney, Sue Yiney
Maggie Orowall, and Mr.. George Whey
o East Liverpool, o., returned yesterday
morning from their trip to Baltimore and
Washington, D, @. They report having
had nice time.
Capt. A. LeCher, who commanded the
canal boat upon which President Garfield
was employed in ls47, passed over the B
( Q. yesterday en- route to his home 10
Williams county, o, The Captain had
been to Washington to see his old subor
dinate indicted into the Office OF Presl
dent OF the United States. He ia now i
retired lumber merchant.
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KasleY & Brooks were awarded the con-
tract for the coal.
Various bills were ordered paid,
MISCELLANEOUS.
One hundred and fifty dollars was ap.
propriated to repair the Fulton bridge,
Mr., O. s. Morrison, law student, was
granted license.
The resignation OF A. F. Mcclure, as
Justice OF the Peace for Rlchland district,
was received and accepted.
The proposal OF j. D. Whitman, to con-
atruot road up MCGraw's run, was re-
jeCted.
George Wolf was appointed Road Sur.
veyor OF precinct No. /, Richie district.
Joseph Speldel was appointed 10 vote
the stock Of Ohio county In the P, W, 1
KY. road at the annual election, 10 be held
March "a, 1881.
The resignation Of George Smith, as
constable Of RitChland district, was &C.
Cepted.
Godfrey Price was appointed constable
Of Washington district, vice |. T. Carpen.
ter.
The following Road Surveyors were ap.
pointed:
RIchland-No. /, A. D. Garden; 2, A,
z. Wilson; 8, A. Welshaus; 4, j. W. Nc.
UolloCh; 8, K. Bane; Q, r. Lszear; Z, Jos.
W. Morgan; 8, +. Lukel;9, VIM. Mitchell;
10, ]. v. Labier; II, F. Gonser; 70, VIM.
Connelley.
Triadeiphia-No. /, John Robinson; 2,
VIM. Henderson,; 81 Sam Buchanan; 4,
V. Heimberger; 8, N. Murphy; 0, D.
Eppel 7, ], Askew; s, M. Nlckerson; 8,
Liberty2No. /, NJ. NJ. Dunlap; 2, J.H.
Montgomery; 3, Ed. MCVenis; 4, Levi
Phllabaum; s, VIM. CASTOR; 0, Sam
Smith.
Mr.. Atkinson offered a resolution that
the salary OF the Superintendent OF the
Poor House be fixed at $500. Mr.. Cald.
well moved to amend by making II $500.
Messrs. schultze and Speidel took the
ground that II was not right TO change the
salary oil the officer OTTER bis election. The
salary was left at $500.
Mr.. Caldwell offered resolution that
hereafter advertisements be inserted In
the three daily papers, viz: 1RTELLIGENcER,
Register and NOlkSbIdH. Mr.. SChultze NOV
ed that the Zcilun0 be added to the list.
Mr.. Sweeney amended by making all the
daily and weekly papers In the county
advertising mediums. The resolution as
amended carried.
Mr.. sChultze offered q resolution that
the Committee on Poor House and Farm
employ competent engineer for the In.
Urinary at a salary not 10 exceed $25.
A resolution by Mr.. Caldwell authoriz.
Ing the purchase Of scales for the Poor
House at cost not to exceed Sl75 was
passed.
Mr.. @. G. johnson In behalf OF the rep.
resentatives OF the State Fair project, ap.
peared before the Board and presented a
petition asking the Board to allow the
people OF Ohio county to vote upon q
OF $4,000 stock 10 said pro.
ject, provided $40, 1000 he subscribed from
other hoi,dfde sources. Mr.. johnson de.
monstrated the utility Of the Fair, the
benefits that would accrue TO the city and
county II II once took tangible shape.
Nj. SChultze offered q resolution which
covered the petition OF Mr.. johnson, and
moved its adoption, but as there was no
second obtained the resolution was refer.
red to the Committee on Finance.
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The Petition for an Election Referred TO
tho Committee ON Finance by the Board

l kaAI nass r. 49, ma IL
Ame ie1I'lom lot ~ n.eo'on He.etseu y
TUG Conl,l''eeon E'""uO0 " '"e h'o"t'
o. Com ~ 1,0 ..,,.., a..
gentlemen who are apitatins the State Fai,
nr,isct, annearsd beiots The Boayd nj
80. -. 1900, r.. A.. &c..
commissioners yesterday lof tne purpose
oil advocating q proposition to the effect
that measure be submitted 10 the people
aptho,;,tno a loan nj stOOOO In The proisct.
1' ~ 20 - - - ~ A.. -, -
or 10 o.ner WoIas, .nat In ~. Guuny su u
egtloe tnat anouus 70 tne cap!al s.ock Vi
me company MI. O I'm .oRa SpoKe e, VERY
eatnesstly IN laVoI " i ins. sCe s sayinng
that the county would lose nothing 5y me
s IoSn ~ my y, i tne ptopeLy PuLGnaseu CUss
S5V,VVV onlo county WouI9 pe ons'tnllu
owner IN II that tne ln Iis anu gioill
Gus SUCCESS Oh t.e lAir was assured,
directly II II Teceiyed any impetus. a ttl.
state lalr IN mheennR couid i not neip 9u.
succeed. 1t was the duiy OF the board Of
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One dollar per pair saved by purchasing
a fine shoe Of Wilson Bros. Closing out
aaln

CINCINNATI, March 7.-Cottun dull ant
lower at l0Nc. Flour quiet family a 76a5 %
fancy % 26a5 10. Wheat dull No, 3 red win
ter 81 5. Corn quiet and firm; No,2, 4Sc
Oats demand faif and market firm; No
mixed 58Ha37c. Rye stohger; No. 2, 81 II
Barley stronger; No. 2 fall 81 OF. poti
quiet at ti4 IS. Lard iirmer al 90 co. Bull
meats In fair demand shoulders "a SIX cleai
rlbH TO- Bacon scarce and firm shoulder
IS 67k clear rib IS 60 clear So B7H. Wits
Ky steady at. 81 09. Butter steady; loweI
grades dull owing 10 bad condition; choice
Western Reserve 22a26c; choice Central Ohio
lsA2ic
Nav YoRK, March 7.-DRY Goobs-Ilel.
ter feeling developed in dry goods market and
jObbing trade more active. Brown and
bleaChed cnttODs In moderate domand with
fair deliveries and values Of leading makes
steady, Glngbans and dtess goods rule
steady and we'll sold up. Print clothes qulet
and unsettled. Woolens quiet except some
inquiry for heavy weights. Foreign goods un.
changed.
TOLEDO, March 7.-wheat drmer; amber
Michigan 81 O6h; No. 2 red Wabash, spot
! 05A; April 81 ok; May q O0N; May
] COX. Corn quiet; high mixed 4SNc;
No. 2spot 43Nci May Hfc; No. 2 white
44hc rejected axe; damaged 4lc. Oats
quieti No. 2, $50. Clover steady Prime mani.
moth % 40 No. 2 do IS CO., prime 81 1851 old
NEw ORLEGNs, March Lection unsettled;
middling lONci low mlddling O3iU good or.
binary. 9oj net receipts 1895 bales gross re-.
ceiptS II, 40 bales; exports 10 continent ll22
bales stock $4,000 bales
CINCINNATI, March 7.-Hon-.Qulet; com.
mon 81 20a6 10; light Is 2ta5 6j; packing
Is 25a5 90; butchers Is 70a8 90. Receipts 900
head; shipments 800 head.
PrrtsRUasH, March 7.-pETRoLEuN-Faitly
lctive: crude and United certificates s8Xc;
refined 0Nc for Philadelphia delivery.
AStwERF, March I, - PErRoLEvN-ReAned
lSi,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CnRAP.-The fol
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered 9
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, ant
on easy payments Of S. 90 to 5000 pei
month until paid for:
One seven.octave piano, $3.50.
One seven.oCtave piano, S175.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $126.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One six.oCtaye piano, $50.
One seven'octave piano, Sl75.
One Stodart piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, SIPS.
One six.octave piano, 500.
One slx.octave piano, $50.
One six.oCtave organ, Sll5.
One fve.octave organ, $75.
One aye.octave organ, $05.
One 43-octsve piano, 1856.
One 6ve.oCtave melodeon, $40.
One tive.oCtsve melodeon, $50.
One fYe.ootave organ, new $76.
All the above secondhand instruments
are In good repair and tune. Gall and OK.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street,
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Robert subbOck, Cedar Rapids, lowe
whites; ~ have used Dr.. Thomas EClsc
trio Oil both iot myself and family FOL
diphlhefia, with the best results. | re,
gard II 90 one Of the best remedies for thiG
dleease, and would use no other"
Pope 4 Billau, druggists, Cedar Rapids,
Iswa, writes: 1--WE have never sold any
medicine that gives such satisfaction u
the customers and pleasure 10 the sellef Of
Dr. Thomas EcleCtric OIL" Laughlln
BroO 4 Co., agents,
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NEW YoRK. March 7.-Cotton nominal al
llNall Nc, Futures steady. Flour quiet
receipts $4,000 barrels; exports $500 barrels
supeftino western and State IS 76a4 l5i
common 10 good 81 30A4 rs; good 10 choice
81 S0a6 IS: white wheat extra IS 00a8 90;
extra Ohio 81 40a6 76i 81. Louis "a 40A6 rs
Minnesota patent, process SO SOFAS %. Wheat
esi exports $4,000 bushels; No. spring
81 II; No. 2spring 81 IS; uugraded red 81 lSa
1875; No. 3, 81 IS; No. q 81 l9<Al l9k
in store; 81 20Nal az afloAt; No. ! red
81 26Kal 20M; mixed winter 81 lSal 10;
ungraded white 81 l8ai TX; No. 9 do, 81 II;
No. ! do sales 1900 bushels at 81 lSH
al ls%: steamer No. do 81 l5H;
No. 2 red, March, sales $4,000 bushels at
81 20Xal ak; April, sales 10000 bushels
at 81 209Gal q; May, sales 204 600 bushels at
81 l0Hal 70 Corn quiet; receipts 5000
bushels; exports 10000 bushels tngraded SO
a6Sc; No. s. 65Na5Gc; steamer 56SSa669lc;
No. 2, 679sa67Ao; No. 2 old do 67ko; store
No. 2, white 63a64c steamer cox; ungraded
do GSa85ci steamer yellow, b7c No. 2 March
67HA679Gc; April b7sSo; May 81 1l.16a54S4c.
mixed 43a46o;. white western 44a47Kc. Hay
demand fair and market firm. Hops quiet
and steady Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Sugar strong and In fair demand: fair TO good
refining 7Ta7Kc. MolasseS quiet and IN.
changed. Petroleum dull; United S7Ko;
crude 7asNC; refined 0Nc asked TalloW
steady ut 6ha8Nc, Rosin dull and nominal,
Turpentine heavy at 46Ha46c. Eggs heavy
ct Nc. Pork quiet but firm: old mess quo.
ted $500; new 10 $1,000. Beef dulet and
steady. Cut meats flrmer; long clear IS 20;
short clear 81 90 Lard demand active:
prime steam $40 46a10 90. Butter dull and
weak at 12a2Oc. Cheese quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, March Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat fairly active and q shade
higher No. 2 winter 81 1a09K Nc; No. 2 Chicago
spring 0S9Ga9SsGo cash 99Hc April; 81 O3Na
| O3H May; NO 2, SSa0lc; rejected 73a74c,
Corn steady with fair demand at 37Xc fresh;
S9Nc cash. 3SNaSsNo April 42Iic May; re.
jected 81 NC. Oats steady and Ia fair demand
rejected 900; fresh 3lXc cash 29Ho April;
339So May. Rye steady and UNCHANGED nj
DOa95c. Barley firm al 81 05al OF, Pork active.
firm and higher at $l4 60al4 B5 cash S14 7Oa
ala TX April: $l4 s2Hal4 So May. Lard
m0derat ely active and lCo higher for cash;
$40 0hal0 10 ApriE 80 i7Hal0 20 NAV,
Bulk meats fairly active and a shade higher;
shoulders 3 70; short rib 81 70; short clear
Y 10. Whisky steady and unchanged al
The following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market Yesterday,
az reported by John M. Hoon 4 Co, brokers'
No. 1l60 Main street,
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live TmousANp pOrf.ARs.
Five Thousand Dollars Worth OF Flu
Shoes Positively nj Cost.

Five Thousand Dollars Worth OF Fine
Shoes Positively at Cost.
The firm OF Wilson Bros, preparatory
to removing West, will close ont their en-.
tire stock oil Ladies' Misses, Chlldren's and
Infants' fine shoes and slippers, cOmmenc.
ing Monday, February 2lst, q: cost. II
you want bargains come hef0rL our sizes
are broken, The following comprises some
Of the fine shoes on hand:
Burts celebrated shoes
Zsigler's fine shoes.
Laird, schober 4 Mitchells handmade
shoes.
Gentlemen'u hand aud machine button
boots.
Boys fine calf shoes.
Youths solar tip shoes.
Infants fine French kid buttoned boots,
1900 Market street, opposite
Mcclure House.
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THE usual merchants lunch al Tho No
McLurs House Sampls Rooms daily.
SOFA PEob'a."

Our advertising columns this morning
announce the coming Of the celebrated
Prof. TiCe, Of ST. Louis, known to the
world as "Old Probabilities" the wonder
ous weather prophet Heis now seventy.
three ysars Of age and seems hale and
hearty on his diet Of storms and winds and
rains. A few oil our citizens having learn.
ed OF this man coming this way, ielt thai
II would never do 10 have him pass
Wheeling without giving one Of his cele.
btnted lectures on storms and cyclones,
&c. Every man, woman and school boy
and girl ought 10 see aud hear "Old
ps0h,S ~
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DEsroNDEScY, II allowed unchecked,
will often produce morbid condition, 80
that the least unsatisfactory affair that
happens will swell into terrifying proper.
tons. The mind being warped often i'm.
parts tofpldlly to the body, all Of which
more frequently Ia the effect Of inacLion
oil the liver than from any other cause,
and by iesofting 10 Simmons Liver
Regulator. the mind will often find relief
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From Chicopse Falls, Mats, Edgar T.
Page, Esqy druggist writes that Nj. Albert
(iIenLhef, Under Wilds Hotel, has used
that remarkable remedy, 81 Jacobs Oil iof
a severe case Of rheumatism, and II cured
him az II by magic. He also used II with
great success among his horses, Ia cases
Of sptains, sores, ETC., and II cures every
time.
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Jacob LoeCkman, 274 Clinton street,
Buffalo, New York, says be has been using
Or. Thomas' EClectric Oil for Rheuna.
tism; lie had such lame back he could
not do anything, hut one bottle has, 10
use his own expression, toured him up.
He thinks II the best thing IN the market.
Laughlln Bros. 4 o., agents.
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CITY mai Notes,

Council will meet to.nigh! in regular
monthly session.
The Committee on City Prison met last
evening and audited monthly bills.
The Committee on Markets met In the
City Clerks office last evening and con.
sidered the monthly business before them.
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Three years ago my hair was coming ou
very fast, and was nearly bald, ] wa
also troubled with dAndfuff. | began
usinV Butnett's UoCoaine, and my hall
Immediately stopped coming out, and has
constantly been getting thicker. My head
Ia now entirely free from dandHuEf. My
wife has used the UOCoalne with equally
A gratifying results. ,,.,
+. PLATr, with +. MaCVeagh 4 Go,
pufnetts Extracts are the purest fruit
flAvoTs. EFns@"
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PHILADELPHIA, March 7.-Flour In fair de
mand western extra 50 GOa3 rs; Minnesoil
extras 80 2ba9 % Ohio extra Is 66a5 so; win
tev patents ~ 6Ca7 GOA; spring patents II O0
~; Rye Hour steady at 50 CO. Whea
steady an and ilrm rejected, in grain depot
March 81 l0X bid, 81 i0N Ssied. AMI
q TX bid, d 17K asked; May ii iiK KID XII
81 1871 asked. Corn quiet; steamer Arr
track 63Ha6ici sail mixed do grain depo
6Sc; sail mixed and March 66Ne BID. bbX,
asked April 64NC bid, 64Ho asked: M,
68NO bid, 63xo asked Oats steady, M
white 45hc; No. 2, 44a44Xc; Eo.s Az
mixed &c. Provisions In firm detnaHd
beef, mess SCI %; India mess $40 0Oa2i On
pork, prime mess 5000; hams, smoked iOX,
ilc Lard, prime steam $40 81; kettle iiO 60s
10 10. Butter quiet and easy creamery exirS
9la3sc gOt d TO choice 2Sa3Oc; New York and
Bradford county, Pennsylvania, extra 2iaSso
Western Reserve e1tr 24a25c. Eggs firm nj
@n?lc Cheese quiet and steady al 12Xa
i2Ac, Petroleum quiet and unchanged,
Whisky quiet at 81 IL.
BALTIMORE, March 7.-Flour steady AMI
ilrni western superllne 80 26a4 90; extra ii rs
40 W. family 20 2ba0 49, Wheat, western
lower. closing quiet and steady; No. 3 west.
ern winter red spot and March 81 l7Hai Tx,
4I.pi!aaYA. !o"A AoISt nay ~ loNul 1871 Jt1nb
l7Mal Is. Corn, western higher for Spot |,
futures steady; western mixed sbot b5c I,
March t0Nat0Xc; April 6l9fa5ISSG NAV
b3sta53Nc; steamer b3Ho oats 1ominsI
Rye dull at u O2al 05. Hay dull. pfoylsions
quiet and steady mtSs pork, old, ti6 0O
new $40 90; bulk meats, packed &c O6as SS
bacon, shoulders SO Is; clear rib sides IN IL!
hams Sll 0Qal2 co. Lard refined Si0 IA
Butter quiet Eggs 1rner at Isaigo. Petrole.
tim nominal. Coffee steadyi RIo CspSns.
lOai2c. Sugar Hrmef; A soit 9Kc, WhESES
lltm at 81 1S. ""A'
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE DfoVsfS journal n.
ports: ~
Hogs: ReceiptI 1900 headT shipments lion
head. Market quiet but steady, qualify yeSv
poor, prices unchanged; mixed acEibg n 9oa
$50; light IS l6a6 IS choice heavy IS Soat, iii
About all sold, no extra,
Cattle--Receipts 300 head shipments q 200
head. All sold good active demand All
round, fair quality common To good shining
"A SCab %; choice to extra IS 25a5 49, bntob.
en-, steers % beai % cows % OOa4 co. Sto6F.
ems and feedeis 90 i0a3 IS.
sheep-heceipts | 600 head sbIpnents nm
head poor to medium dull al III O0SI yS,
good to choice % 26aO 90. w
NEW oRLEANs, March 7.-Cotgee dpll. pto
cargoes ordinary to prime 10jfaISKc. Sugai
strong inferior TO good common 6Xa6o com.
mon 70 good common 6NaB1Scj yell0W clafi. |
led 7MaSNo. MOlasses steady and In rood
iemandi common 2SA25c; centrifugal 9OeS7e, |
.alr SSaSie' frosted 22aS5c; ciStefn bottom
'OaSSo iefmentthg s0a46c. Rlce quiet and
'eaoyi Louisiana ordinary 10 choice II(aeHS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-08

Twenty five pieces Of choice new styles
az extremely low prices. Call soon al
John Roemet's Dry Goods, Carpet and
Wall Paper Emporium, II you wish 10 save
money, Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street,