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Slnofuuatt.

CINCINNATI, May ls.-Cotton-Quiet
at l0lc. Flour-Steady and unchanged.
Whea,-Quiet; No. 2 red winter 81 IL.
Corn-Frrmer; No. 2, 47i(S47tc. Oats
Firm No. 2 mixed 40}c. Rye-Fasier;
No. 2 81 g. Barley-Dull aud nomin.
al. Pork-Firmer at SIG 50@l8 70.
LArd-Demand fair and market firm at
SO so. Bulk Meats-Firmsr; shoulders
S 50; clear rib IS Is. Bacon-Stesdy
and unchanged. Whisky - Firm a
81 o.. Butter-Easier, and not quo
tably higher.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt. Iheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
eorns and all kinds Of SKIN eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money re-
funded. Price 25 tents per box. For
sale By Logan & Co. Wheeling.
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Burne,ts Cocoaine for Loss Of Hair.

CHICAGO, Oct. II, 1880.
Three years ago my hair was coming
out very fast, and was nearly bald. /
was also troubled with dandruf. be-
gan using BURSErT's COCAINE, and my
hair Immediately stopped coming out,
and has constantly been getting thicker.
Nv head is now entirely Tree from dand-
ruff. Ny wife has used the COCAINE
with equally as gratifying results.
=. 7. Plat,
with r. MacVeagh & Co.
BURxKrT's EXTRACTS are the purest
havors.
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ITEMS OF INDIVIDUALS.

Points OF Persona Interest and Notes of
People.
John W. Mercer, Of Pittsburg, repre-
saEting Dunn's Agency, is in the city,
stopping at the Stsmm.
Miss Ella Cochran, OF this city, left
yesterday on trip to lows, where she
Will spend the summer.
DIR. T. Is. Camden, DR.. II. ". Brock
and Or. Blond, arrived last evening, To
participate in the sessions OF the Medi-
cal Society TODAY.
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A Sure Sign.

When you see man sitting in an
easy chair with his foot bandaged, and
he can't bear any one to approach him,
and hollers if you even point at it, the
chances are he has the govt or rheuma.
tism. Burdock Blood Bitters would
cure him. Price 81; trial size 10 cents.
Laughlin Bros. & Co, Agents, Wheel.
ing.
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STATE SAWBONES,
YESTERDAYS MEETING or MEN OF
MEDICINE,
List of the Members Present at Roll Cali
Routine Businsss--New Members
|. Admitted Or. Reeves
Reception.

The State Medical Society oil West
Virginia began its session ip this city a,
. o'clock, yesterday afternoon, at the
chamber OF the Supreme Court CT
Appeals. 1t is a fine body Of men anu
one that would do credit to any state
The attendance, outside Of this ci'y,was
rather small, but since the assem- Ding,
unite number more have appeared
The meeting opened with ieryent
PRAYER by Rev. J. T. Mcclure, OF the L.
p. cnurch, petition that was quite
appropriate to the occasion.
An address ii welcome was read by
DIR. George Baird, chairman ofthe Com
mittee of Arrangements. 1t was quite
an entertaining and ornate composition
and gracefully welcomed the visiting
Cialens TO the hosDitalities OF the Nail
City. -.
The annual address by the President,
DIR. Van Kirk, was received, 1t was an
interesting paper and will appear to-
morrow morning. Vice President
Browpfie!d occupied the chair at this
time.
Secretary Hullihen called the roll and
the following members answered:
Allen, B. W., Wheeling.
Baird, George, Wheeling.
Bates, ST., w. j., Wheeling.
Bates, Jr.. w. j., Wheeling.
Brownfeld, ]. II Fairmont.
Bullard, X. H., Wheeling.
Campbell, NJ Parkersburg.
Campbell, J. A, Wheeling.
Curtis, W. n, Wellsburg.
Dent, VIM. NJ, Newburg.
Ford, Sample. Wheeling.
Frey, X. r., Portland.
Frissell, John, Wheeling.
Harvey, G. B., Philip.
Harvey X. s., Wheeling.
Hazlett, Il. W., Wheeling.
Hildreth, f.. A, Wheeling.
Hullihen, NJ. F., Wheeling.
Jepson, s. l., Wheeling.
Lazzelle, Jas. NJ, Fairmont.
McLane, p. c., New Cumberland.
Pipes, j. H., Wheeling.
Reeves, J. E., Wheeling.
Stidger, S. B., Cameron.
Ulrich, G. F., Wheeling.
Vankirk, W. F., Grafton.
Whitsett, ]. + Bethany.
Young, Jacob, New Martinsville.
DIR. W. j. Bates introduced Professor
Hamilton, Professor OF Surgery in the
Columbus Medical College, and moved
he be invited to a seat in the society
which was unanimously agreed to. DR.
w. T. Wells, OF PomerOy, was also ten
dered seat.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York. May ls.-Dry Goods =
The demand for cottons at first hands In
irregular, but certain makes are more
active. Prints are quiet and lawns in
light demand, but ginghams are selling
freely. Dress goods are quiet. Heavy
cassimeres and worsted coatines are
moving fairly from agents hands. Hosi-
cry and knit underwear dull.
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AdXicA Qratia-

II you are suffering from bronchitis,
diphtheria, or any disease OF a similar
tendency, and can't afford doctor, and
are too proud to procure the services of
the district physician, try Q hity-cent
bottle OF Thomas Electric Oil. You
will cure yourself, and preserve money,
manhood aud selfrespect. LauRhlin
Bros. & Co., Agents, Wheeling.
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Choice Roses, verbenas, Gersuiuus, &c.

Choice Roses, Verbenas, Geraniums, &c.
Messrs John X. and A. Murdoch, the
well known florists, offer ut Wholesale
and retail an immense stock oil the
choicest and best grown Tea and
Monthly Roses, Verbenas, Pansies
Heliotrope, Colens, Tuberoses, Fever.
few, Petunias, Gladiolas, Dahlias, etc.
They also make specially OF furnish.
ing choice Cut Flowers and Smilax for
weddings, funerals, etc. Prompt stten.
ton given To kilograms. They have no
agency in Wheeling. 30 all orders should
be addressed to No. ~ smithfeld
street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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SPECIAL Notice.
rne Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public"

the Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public"
USIoN Mus, FLURIASSA Co.. Va, !
April =, 1881. {
Lnughin Bros. & %:
GsNrLEaEN:-Pleasc send me al once
six dozen III your Worm syrup. The
cures ara wonderful, and it ~ the best
vermifuge ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought l03 worms from one
child, and in three other cases from GO
to 10 worms. The children bad been
poor and feeble for eighteen months, and
are now i'm good health.
Respectfully yours,
Dudley h. PosrOs.
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The Reception.

In accordance with the programme
laid down, the Medical Society was en-
tertained, last evening, at the residence
OF DR.. James f. Reeves, at No. 2225
Chapline street. This is not the first
time the gentleman named has thrown
open the doors OF his hospitable man.
sion, and all who were there will hope
it will not be the last, provided they
can be present. When he undertakes
a reception, he carries it through in
regal style, as last night abundant!y
testified.
Every member of the society was
present, including those who answered
10 the roll in the afternoon and several
new arrivals, among whom were DR.. T.
b. Camden, DR.. II. w. Brock, DR.. Bland
and others, while every city member
dropped in, il only to pay his respects,
shake hands all around and depart. SO
that quite goodly sized party filled the
residence.
Furthermore, q number OF Ia.
dies graced the occasion with
their presence. The eS,imable wife
of DR.. Reeves assisted in the entertain
ment OF the numerous guests and had a
pleasant word and bright smile Tor
each.
The opening OF the evening was spent
in general conversation, between groups
of the Galens upon medical topics, but,
with others, the ladies' men, upon gen.
eral eocial subjects, suggested by chance
and the occasion. AT 10 o'clock the sup
per room was thrown open and an hour
pleasantly spent in the discussion OF the
choicest eatables..anj drinkables, embrac.
ing everything that the appetite could
dictate and physicians allow. The medi.
cos are notably witty and the passages OF
wits and bon mots innumerable.
At an early hour, comparatively, the
good nights were said sad the guests de-
parted, fully imbued with the idea that
DR.. Reeves was a prince OF good fellows,
and bis residence pleasant place to
visit,
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WASHINGTON. May 10. M.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, partly
cloudy weather and local rains, slight
change in temperature and barometer
and light variable winds.
For the Lower Lakes, slightly warm
and fair weather, winds generally from
north 10 east.
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AN old lady writes us: al am sixty
Eve years old, and was feeble and ner-
vous all the time, when / bought bot
tie OF Parker's Ginger Tonic. / have
used q little more than one bottle and
feel as well as at thirty, and am sure
that hundreds need just such a medi-
cine" See advertisement
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3lll)eelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index 10 New Advertisements.

White Mountain Freezers-Nesbitt &
Bro
Notice 20 Persons Holding Claims
Agaiust Ohio County.
Fine Si!yer~ure-rurGer * Dillon.
New spaper5-C II Quimby.
PnulOgraphs-!I Higgins Gallery.
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Go TO Laughlin Bros. & Co. for Mrs.
Freeman's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability OF color, they
are unequaled. Color from 2 to 5
pounds. Price, Is cents.
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LIVE ~ OCk.
East Liberty.

L
EAST LIsRRTy, May lS.--Catte-Re-
ceipts to-day 629 head of through and
$40 heal of yard stockr total Tor two
DAYS IA head Of through and lG3 ri 10.
cal supply light and nearly all Chicago
or 81. Louis shipments. OF the nine
loads received, only four were sold o.
ship: the balance all TO the retail trade
| here; prices are something of from
Mondays figures; all sol out. and at
present thc,e IL nothing in the pens but
through rJnsignmeuls. Best sold at
III c0aG p; fair To good - 50ia5 %;
common - O0aj 30.
Hogs-Receipts to-day $50 head total
for two days $500 head: Phiadclphiss
| So l0(GG 25; Workers s. 0jGIJ 80.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 800 head; to-
tai for two days 10, 700 head prices - ca
as 30.
NEw YeRK. May ls.-Drorrs' yotvn-
al bureau reports: Be-yes Receipts
$3.50 heat Inc interest concentrated
on Jersey City and made qnick mar.
ket 1t an advance strong j. per pound,
while sellers on Sixtieth street were
forced 10 accept the reduction of rather
more than dollar per head on all
grades except strictly prime. Common
~ good steers l0lG9lI!; prime cattle
llj(dl2c; two cars at l2l; exporters
used 300 head shipments no live cattle.
American refrigerator bcei quoted In
Liverpool dull at 4 id.
Sheep-Receipts $3.50 head. Market
iirmer; lambs easier; clipped sheep
81 25(sG 90: unshorn sheep 81 j0SJ7 rs:
New Jersey spring lambs, s. OotsG rs
per head.
Hogs Receipts q, 100 head; no de.
mand for live hogs; nominal At 50 sos
0 % per 100 pounds; city dressed at
81 O0iI,7 %.
CacAao, May Is The Dyosu, Jour
NIL bureau reports: Ilogs-Receipts
5000 head; shipments 300 head.
Sharp demand st % &c higher; CON.
mon TO lair mixed packing s. GO@G 90,
good 10 choice packing and shipping
50 I0a6 30; light 81 sac 90. cuils and
light Workers 81 20l,5 60; closed all
sold.
Csttle-Receip,s $500 head; ship.
m"nts $500 head. Good demand for
shipping and hrmer for best steers NJ
Is 9Jla5 %: fair 10 good a. 1905 IS:
common s. OOta 5 20; dis,ilIery SLOW and
easier at s. 25la5 80; butchers more
plenty and slow at g 5OCs1j 20; s,ockers
and FEEDERS dull at l0c lower at IS 5Ofa
5 90; Texans SLOW at - 40Cs,4 90.
Sheep-Receipts 600 head :, ship
ments $50 head; no choice; common 10
good shorn 81 3Jta4 60; do uooled - 20
as 80; good to choice - 7jta,3 -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-19

AFTER all, a gentle purgative is the
lest means OF curing headache, liver
complaint, bihousness, &c. Use "Sel-
ers' liver Pills"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-19

BAD blood always causes trouble. II
may be family fight or boiIs, pimples,
itch, letter, &c; but no matter,
Lindsey's Blood Searcher" is the
all.
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Uncinpati.

CINCINNATI, May ls-Hozp - Easier:
common and light - 5O56 %; packing
and butchers IS 4jsG 81 Receipts
1900 head; shipments |. 100 head.
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Railroad Mems Association, and during
his:sickness will receive $3.50 per day.
TIE DAMAGE AND LOSS
to the company it is thought will be
between sl2, 900 and sl5,000
The news OF the disaster spread like
wild FIRE through the town and was the
general subject Of conversation on the
streets.
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Weather Indications.

1850. ISL
- 20 20 50 IS "a e. 81
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Yesterday afternoon about $50
o'clock a REGISTER representative was
crossing the Market street street bridge,
when a terrific crash was heard, and
looking toward the Baltimore and Ohio
depot those in sight Of the building saw
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Mitzell & Co, OF Baltimore; it now lies
on the bottom of the creek.
The other car was loaded with 100
barrels of flour from the Buffalo mills
OF Claysville, and consigned to New
conner & Co., Of Baltimore.
Fortunately no one was on the train
at the time but Engineer Clark. and his
escape from death may be considered
SIMPLY WONDERFUL!
He was in the cab at the time he felt
the bridge going, and as the bridge
went down he jumped into the creek.
He had barely struck the water before
he was covered over by the root Of one
of the freight cars, one corner OF which,
however, rested on the end OF the
tender, and thus allowed him to keep
his head out of the water. He was,
however, struck in the side by q timber.
The water was bubbling all around him,
a cloud of steam rose for moment and
the bursting barrels OF flour made a
dense white cloud which obscured him
from the sight OF the rescuers for mo-
ment. BE was soon taken out and con-
veyed 10 his home corner OF Twenty
seventh and Market streets. The rock
ing OF a wagon caused him such ex-
crutiating pain that it was found neces-
sary to put him on cot
At his home all was confusion and
agitation, but under the cool headed
directions OF DR.. Harvey order was es-
tablished and the injured man laid out
SO that an examination could be had;
externally he had no bruise whatever,
but it was found that rib on the right
side was slightly fractured. The jar had
made him sick, but the lungs we're all
right. He complained OF a pain over
the abdomen but as he spat no blood,
nothing serious was apprehended. He
is one OF the steadiest engineers on the
road, married and the father OF two girls
and one boy. He is member OF the
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Saving Apparatus.
The following instructions have been
issued to the local inspectors OF steam
vessels in the Seventh District Office OF
the supervisory inspector OF steam YES
sells.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21

The military operations against the
hostile indians In Arizona will be very
difficult. The savages are encamped In
one Of the most inaccessible portions OF
the Territory, surrounded by deep ra-
vines, high mountains and canyons.
General Hancock will detail Q special
court martial 70 try Sergeant Mason,
who attempted TO shoot Guitsau.
The Washington Republican this
morning publishes letter from General
Sherman In the interest of lay and order
In dealing with the assassin Guiteau.
The Cabinet officers ct Long Branch
last night sent telegram TO Vice Presi
dent Arthur, informing him of the death
Of President Garfield, and requesting
him TO 60 TO Long Branch ON the early
train this morning.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows met yesterday in Cincinnati,
and the the members were welcomed by
Lieutenant Governor Hickenlooper.
The Grand Slre's report shows a total
membership Tor tha year Of 456, 1000, and
19,499 encampments. Total relief, ST.
6s7, 1856. Total revenue, 1854 ,62z.
Aubrey Winslow, q confidential agent
Of Mr.. S. Forbes, pork merchant, OF Gin
cinnasi, has absconded, leaving a letter,
In which he confesses that hs had in
volved his employer In wheat specuJa.
lions causing loss. Tns amount Of
the loss 10 not stated, but 10 believed tn
be nearly $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
GENERAL NEwss

District Attorney Corkhill sid s.ier-
day that "there was ample lw in the
Diatrict Of Columbia to cover Gu teau's
cast, - and that he will be trieo 40 Wash.
ington. 1t 10 said that the guard at the
District Jail has not been increased.
General Drum considering it large
enough for all emergencies.
Two freight trains colIided at Port
Chester, New Yorh on Monday night,
and both engines and seventeen cars
were wrecked. Secretary Blaine was
detained two hours at Stamford Con-
necticut BY the smash up.
The Ship r. b. Fuller Of Boston,
from Cardiff for Valparaiso, with coal,
was recently burned at sea. All hands
were saved.
The news of General Garfield's death
was gently broken to his aged mother In
Solon, Ohio, yesterday morning. She
was at first greatly shaken, but soon
spoke with calmness and resignation
and said she would not long survive hel
son.
Flags were half 10 asted, and emblem,
OF mourning displayed everywhere. The
newspapers, South as well as North, ex
pressed the deep so row felt by the peo
pie. the unity Of their sentiment, an6
their admiration for the noble qualitie,
OF the deceased President. In Ottawa
Montreal, 80. John's and other cities o
the Dominion of Canada the public feel
ing Was also deeply moved.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
The Elkton Murder.

The evidence against William
Arrants, the man who is charged
with the murder, at Elkton, Mary.
land, Of Nicholas Volcker on the
night Of the 5th instant, is purely
circumstantial, and the prosecution
relies to q large extent on the blood
STAINS discovered on the clothing of
the prisoner being proved TO be
human. With a view Of receiving un-
doubted testimony in regard to this
important point, the District Attor-
ney of Cecil County has forwarded a
shirt and pair Of trousers covered
with bloodstains, the property of
Arrants, and also fence rail spotted
with gore, to Philadelphia where
those articles will be microscopically
examined by DR.. J. c. Richardson, a
well-known expert in such matters
and microscopic TO the Pennsylvania
Hospital. DR.. Richardson has fgur-
ed IN several celebrated cases in
which similar investigation has been
required. He has not yet concluded
his examination Of the suspicious
stains.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21

PRESIDENT GARFIELD, IN q letter to
Private Dalzell, dated July 2, 1880
wrote: ~ know you are very sincere
when you say you congratulate me on
The result 81 Chicago; TO me there Is
something sad about IL all that suppose
neither you nor any mao In the world
except myself can understand. Yet
rejoice that have 10 many true friends;
at least my letters would seem TO indi.
cate that. ! have written 10 Jewell TO
give you prominent place in the can
vass, though l doubt very much the
propriety Of my having anything to do
with matters Of that sort. / am Obliged
TO you for all your kind words at every
stage Of my progress"
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
NOW rae naAvE wrrr soar Up

Ths Hsart-Breksn widow Hidtns
Her Great Grief In Her own
Bos00.
ELBERoN, Sept 20-8 A. M.-Mrs.
Garfield bore the trying ordeal with
great fortitude and exhibited unprece.
dented courage. She gave way 10 no
paroxysms Of grief, and after death
became evident she quietly withdrew
to her own room. There she sat,
heart broken widow, full Of grief, but
with too much Chrlstian courage to
exhibit 1t to those around her. She
Of course was laboring under terrible
strain. and despite efforts tears flowed
from her eyes and her lips became
drawn by her noble attempt ~ bear
the burden with which she had been
afflicted. Miss Mollie was naturally
sfected, and bursts Of tears flowed
from the child's eyes Notwithstanding
her effort to follow the example of her
mother.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CoRRECTED MAY 2srd 1881

CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FeR PHILApELpHIA;a2.e5 20 6.so 7a0
sls.4s. Aus, 2.sor 400. b.52, 6.as, 7.0e, 9.5s
lO.Uo p. m. sundays,20 3.25, $40 am;
DE; 8. 81 as. 7.oc, 9,55, 1000 p: IN.
li.5s a. m; 'l2. AZ. 2Os. 5.52. 6.Ss p. m.
Sundays, 2.U5. 2.25 q. m, 5.52 b.Ss p. IN.
For BALTIMoRE.-i25l, 2.I2, 4.O2 7.55
8. 3Sa.m. ;l2.55, sl.Oi. l. IS $50 II. .bl D, m
Sundays. !2.5l. 2l2. 40 7.65 a. m. iO.5l
FoR WAsnIsGTos.-I25l, 2l2, 4.u2; 7.55.
SIS q. M; 1855. .I.O4. csc p, m. sun
days, l2.Sl, 2.l2, 4.02, 7.65 a. m.
BALfiMokE AND In rERMEDIATE STA
TioNs. -l2.5l. s.Ss a. m. 1855, 4. Is p. IN.
he 40 p. IN. train stops at way sta
tons ,nly between Perryville and
Baltimore. Sundays, IL 81 q. m.
PERRYvILLE AND IsTERMEDIATE STA
rIoNs.-e.l5 p. m.
toR NEW CAsTLB.-6.00 S.a5 a. M: l,JG
800, B.25, p. m, No sunday trains,
HARRINGTON AND INrERMEDIATE STA
TIoNs.-sS 80 a. M; Los, 6.25 p. m. Nc
sunday trains.
DELMAR AND INDEHMEDIATE STATIONS
-S.SS a. M: Los p. m.
FoR WILMIseroS a NoRrnKR X. H.
10 a. m; 800. sos p. m. No sunuav
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN X. R-7.Is
io3 a. M; 5.S5 P. m.s Sunday trains
TRAINS kRIVE AT WILMINGTON
FROM PBILADkLPHIA.-l24 2U7. 3.55,
7.52. SOB; v. u n. m, II m; l2.l5, l24t
sl.02 l.51, 4.35, AL, $40, go 6.15, 6.io
500 %, lO.45, Ills y. Ia SUNDAYS
II e,2.U7 .S.52. 7,2. 40. a. IN; 70, 10. IS
IL is p. IN.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
HILADELPHIA-BroadS street Depot
I.05. 7.yO, sis. 1850, ll.O0, LIS a. m; l.SO
Bis $50. 40. $40 5.l5, 90 10, 500 " 4o
1880, ll.30 p. m. Sundays, 7.O5, 80 a. M .
900. 500. 9.45, 1000, IL ~ n. M
FROM NEW YoRK.-2.O7, 3y52. T.52, SIS
m; Las, sl.02. 4 Al, $40 1916 D m
Su avs 2.U7. s.57 7.52 q. m. IL. As D. m
FROM MBALTIMoRK.-i.69, Ala, 9 81, rs 4.
M; 'I2.4l 2.U0, $40, $50. $50 D. m. sun
days. SO. 2.l9 q. m. 646, go $50 D. m.
FROM WAsHIsGToH.-l.5e, Ale. lI.43 a.
M, s12.4l, 40, S. 46, 6.35 p. m. sun
days, l.os. 2.1s, q. m: $40. $50 p. m,
FROM PEkAYvILLE Oniy--9.05 am.
FROM NEW CAsTLE.-S.4S. 9.35, a m.: II VI
5.lO, .. % IN. No Sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-s.4s q. m.; l2,O
b.O5 p. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGTON a NORTHERN X, r..
500 a. m; l2.05 AS p. In. No sunday
trains
FROM DELAWARE WEsTKas X. R.-s.D0
a. M, AIS, y. in. sunusy trains p.IC
.. IN. and $40 D. M.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WetnaesddU, Sept. II, 5 p. N.
FLOUR is In good local request and
strong. sales of 5000 barrels, incIuding
Mlnnesota ex tras, at 81 Is for good clear
avn sniuan,s MA EMra IA az Se for straight Penn.
Western do. do, at 81 BIZ 90 III a,tsdi
Patents at ss ,Oa8 rs. rye fiour Il I; nro sn,
at W 20 Tor Pennsylvania,
GRAIH.-Wheatc closed dull and rathar
lower sales OF 1000 bushels red at N -
at ~, and 10, 900 bushels No. q red a. a Il.
Septem Der. I'll 48A October end All seil !. =
/ 20 November. Rye Is nominalIv onnfad
at 81 for Pennsylvania. Corn is in fa'r
request and rather finn. Sales OF p0O0
bushels, incluatDg yellow, at 7lc.; mixed
at Tic. steamer lat 70L Tie. No 8gIZ
TO-, and rejected At 69Ifc at the open
board 5000 bushels sail, mixed. Octoper
sold at 73c.. and 10000 bushels Noyem bes
at 76azc.; zoe. was old for September, Oats
are quiet but steady. Sales OF 5000 busbe N
and mixed at 45 q 48c. At the ooen no ia
46Ilc. was bid for September. 47c. for Oc.
tober and 47szc. for November.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. Sept. IL, s r. M.
Beef cattle were in demand and prices
were fraction higher 5000 head arriyad
and sold at the different yards n aiZaes<o
per pound as To condition. <zr-'|&e'
SHEEP were dull and lower: Il. mo -baaa
arrived and sold at the different Yards a.
8ka1@c., and lambs at 4a7c. per pound.
as to condition.
Hoes were in demand Ct sull pr,css
400 head arrived and sold ct the diffxr..
ent yards Al - l0e. Per pound, q "a
quality. ~