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ATALK wIrmPRANK saANLEY.
HoTaGes His Reeaptare Good mamor.
etity.

edIy.
A reporter called at the county jatl yester.
day, and chatted while with Frank Shan
ley, the escaped prisoner who was recaptured
over in Ohio night before last. He was in
quite happy mood, and talked as nonchal-
antly rs II he were the visitor and the re-
porter on the other side Of the double door.
He said II Officers Junlins and Dunlap had
not gone after him when they did they would
have found their trip wild goose chase, for
he bad all his arrangements made, even 10
packing his yaliSe, 10 leave for st, Louis 10.
day. He said his uncle, Hayburn, ut whose
house he was staying, advised him to return
70 the city and surrender himself to the Ru.
thoritics, telling him that he stood good
chance Of Rcquittal, and promising to secure
bis release on bail. Frank thought that he
would return after while, but had not COM
pleted bis pleasure trip to his own satislac-
ton yet He expects bis uncle to effect his
release on bail to-day or tomorrow.
How long did 1t take you to get out Of
well, when we came up out Of the sewer
into the shed IN the jail yard, We heard the
nightwatchman on the pavement outside.
SO We lay quieta few minutes TIL we thought
AAu " 40 Nv - sulE hlotuuGCt 4uEll We Stoke rue
lock OF the door, and had TO make good
deal OF noise doing 1t. The boys here In IAN
say they heard 1t plainly. Right away alter
we heard tho Waterman not len feet from
the door, but he went on around. the house,
instead OF comingtO see what made the noise.
The dog growled and stuck his nose through
the door, but when the man left he followed
him around the house. Then we were at
least ten minutes climbing over the wall,
Conners fell back once, and Brown twice.
We made fearful noise, SO much that the
boys up here heard II; and we thought every
minute we were gone fawn skins. But after
the last man was over we heard the night
Waterman slam the door on the other side Of
the JAIL"
you"
"They wouldn't likely keep deaf man for
Waterman, would they? don't see how lie
could help It. can't guess why lie didn't
come and sec what was up, unless he was
afraid"
WAS all your work done at night?
Every bit Off 1t. We were afraid OF some
Of the prisoners in the day time, and then
Mr.. Daley always keeps u pretty sharp
watch on US. don't see what the Sheriff
discharged Mr.. Daley and kept the night
Waterman for"
He explained further that none Of the
other prisoners knew Of his escape, except
that they guessed it from the noises they
heard. False keys were used 10 let the Others
out Of their own cells and into Corners, from
which they escaped.
Frank thinks II extremely impossible that
Corners will ever be recaptured. lie was
under sentence for burglary to five years i'm.
prisonment In the PGnitentiary, and has no
ties to bind him to Wheeling. II he never
should return his absence will not cause very
much mourning.
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PERSONAL NOTES,

Hon, Robert II Brown, Of Peasants county
was in the city yesterday.
Capt +. d, Bowie, Of Bcllairc, smiled ON
his old friends last evening.
+, J, EIcarnc Esq, returned YESTERDAY
from business Trip to Missouri
Col, r. ]. West, lcntcutinry Supcrin,cnd.
cnt, arrived in the city last evening md rec.
istered Mt the Stamm. 40
DR.. W, J. Bland, Superintendent NJ fine
Hospital for the Insane ut Weston. nccom.
ter,ldy.
Maj C, G. Curtis, representing Rrusbs
Electric Light Co, returned to tho CITY lnyt
evening from Cleveland. lie will be in tLe
city Tor three or four days.
The announcement that Mr.. FuIkcr,ou
"and wife were staying ut II city hotel
made yesterday, arose from uncertain chi.
Biography on the register. Mrs. Fulkcrson is
not aud has not been in the city.
Col. Jim Hamilton. advance man n
Hearts Of Oak, is again in tho CITY havinr
run back from Cleveland lust evening Ia
look after the interests uf his show. H. il
quit" cnthusrd over tho prospects for biz
business tins evening.
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man in New England, not 10 tue Western
Reserve Of Ohio, who rejolces more sincerely
than | do that the slaves are free. Applause
These former slaves are now citizens, and We
owe Il to them not more than to ourselves TO
make them good citizens by educating them.
West Virginia Is now young State and In
It's formative era and the impressions now
made by the lawmakers may be as .peFtnA.
nent, as ineilaceable, as the impressions upon
the fosSillieFOus rocks, which bear the shapes
OF the leaves and plants pressed into them
when they were soft and plant. The speaker
begged his hearers 10 have care as to what
impressions they made upon the educational
system Of the Slate; to see TO Il that those to
whom are entrusted the high duty Of edit.
eating the rising generation do Il intelll.
gently, and with due appreciation Of the
privilege conferred upon them and Of the
responsibilities Of their positions.
The close Of his remarks was greeted with
a round Of hearty applause. Dr.. Curry was
obliged TO leave the city shortly after his ad.
dress, taking the o'clock express on the
Is. & o. road for Washington.
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In the lively. city of Denver, Col, resides
one Sebastian Lehman, wood worker, at
No. 1913 l.arimer street. In recent inter
view, published in the Denver Nrm Of the
10Th ult., he describes himself rs native OF
Baden, aged fifty-four, resident OF Colorado
over two years, and hence he is not tender.
foot. He also tells how he bought a ticket
No. 1905, in the January drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery for s. sent 10 NJ. A,
lnuphin, New Orleans, La, and on January
10 he drew $1,000. 1t isa simple story, but
seems TO resemble many similar occurrences
all over the country. The li2d Grand Monthly
Drawing will take place under the sole man
agcment Of Generals G, r. Iicaurcgard and
JubaI a. Early on March H. pGw
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Aud I.cNCC Locals, JOIICd Down While
on water Street.
The Andes got away about o'clock with
u good trip.
The Hudson, en- routcfor Cincinnati, passed
down yesterday morning.
The Emma Graham was due up yesterday
afternoon, bntat q O'Clock had not mudc her
appearance. .
Tho Nellie SpCcr and Baltic. with cmptirs,
passed up yesterday, and the barnard went
up with Il tow II slaves.
The Buckeye State is due iodny en- route
from Pittsburgh to ST. lOnis. Captain Coul.
son, the nEcnt, Cnn he found at the St.
James.
The river commenced to slowly rise at this
point yesterday, and last evening indicated IA
depth u ~ feet 1 inches In the channel by
the latest gauge marks. business matters
along the lcvcc were very duh all day.
CISciSXArI, March l. Rivcrforly feet and
rising Weather fair aud cold.
FIrTsnrRGI, March River 10 feet .
inches, and rising; cloudy and cold.
CAmo, March River IS feet inches md
falling, Weather cloudy; thermometer 80.
ST. LorIs, March River To feet o inches
by gauge, Weather cloudy, cold and blns.
lcrng.
EVANSVILLE, March 7.-InCrcasing cloudi.
ness with sirnsUf snow. Mercury 80. River
80 Ito feet aud falling, business very Iirht,
IouNvILLE, March THE river is rising
slowly. with II feet inches in tho Cnnni,
and . feet inches IN the chute business
fair Weather cloudy and cool.
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1'rnnNicrN.

The following conveyances OF real estate
were admitted to record yesterday by Cisrk
Hook:
A deed made February %, 1889, by An.
drew Hydinger and wife, of Freeman coun-
ty, Iowa, to Christina Viewig, Of lot No. /
and lall Of lot No. . in Square No. in the
Joseph ltydinger, ST., estate. an addition to
the city Of Wheeling; consideration, s.. 800.
A deed made March 0, 1882 by Mary Ries
and Hermann, her husband, to Jacob Sind.
linger, OF the undivided One-half OF parcel
OF ground on the north side Of Fifth street.
consideration, 500 in cash, and notes with
interest,
A deed made March 4, 1889, by ]. R. Cow.
den, trustee, to F. D. Snyder, OF lot No. l2l
in Jacobs addition to the city OF Wheeling,
in the Eighth ward; consideration. $3.50.
A deed made March IS, 1881, by Henry
llelmbreCht, executor, TO Mary Ries, Of u
piece Of property on Fifth street; cOnsidera.
ton, 5000,
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Forty years trial has proved "BLACK.
DRAlJGHT" the best liver medicine In
the world.
For sale by Logan & Co.

A CoUGH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an in
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams
but act directly on the inilamGd parts, alIay.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Catarrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers arc sub
jcct TO- For thirty years Browns Bronchial
rrOChes have been recommended by physi-
Cians, and always give perfect satisfaction
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned well.meritcd rank among the few
staple remedies OF the age Sold at % centsa
box everywhere. TTIEstw
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". II. RlNEHART& BRO, 1915 Mar.
ket street, furnish their beautiful wares
for crystal and china weddings.


This court met pursuant 10 adjournment
yesterday morning, Judge JciIcrs on the
bench, and transacted the following bust
ness
Armstrong, Cacn 4 Co. vs. Theodpsin Nc.
Ginnis ct al. In this case an order filing
statement of facts was agreed TO-
a decree Of sale was entered in the case OF
F. g. Crlcroit, administrator dcloUG nm Of
Neil MCNaUghton, deceased W. James T.,
Rogers, executor, etc, in chanrcry.
Adjourned until to-day at $50 i. NJ,
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visions sleAdy, Lard dull, kettle tiiig,f steam
SO V2H Butter dun and eaEIeE creamery aiatac.
daily extra e9A9le. EIdli weak 1t 1B)fc Chtose n
ALT demand pclIolPun quiet and unchanged,
Whisky quiet and unchanged. NJ
BALTIMORE, March 7,--Fiouf aulet and without
change. WhOa5 western love-. and weak closing
about steady; No. winter red lpot u 9iitAi n
April 81 g9llRl So May q li9lal Sl,l; June ii asl{
mixed March 61I{ a6sC AptIi 6SSfic BID. Nay IVA
70fc; June i93iAlpliC; steamer 6ikao5o. ,OGN
higher; western white SlR6SG mixed 6Qe Pcnntyl.
yGnla bOaSsc. Rye dali At pSaN5c Hay unchanged.
western packed lSAl6c: roll &aale Igg1 quit al
lNal6c Petroleum nominal. Cntito hEm, Rio car.
GOes pal0c Sugar arm; soit Nc Whisky duh
Al 81 l7al IS tfa
CINCINNATI. March 7.-Coltou outlet and steady
Of li9En Flour dali aud lower family s. 6Qlb s.,
fancy u 40aT CO Wheat Irregular No : ned Flnief
u 2jAl 81 Corn tim; No. 2, q q oae dal; NJ.
dniI q, w. SrE SSa Sr' a a. % ISd dull Il
SO 10 bulk meats inactive and lower bhonlden
70 90 clcafhb 80 l2yt Bacon IN ialf demand shgnl.
den g =; SlSarrb so TX; clear Y IA Whsky
bO0hairela, on basis Of 81 IS, hnttef dull and
hS4yy caoicC Western Reserve sSci DO Central
ToLEDo March 7.-wheat quiet; No. 2 nd spot
q ~ March q )! hid Apfil 81 ~ Nay g
Corn quiet; high mixed 6ic; No. SPOT March esetei
April G2l ia6911f e; May 6ic; June 6tasSc Nothing
uOlnk. NlOVef SEED, prime " NJ lTllnt mlthlnVn
y %. Closed Wheat. No. 2 nd spot 81 @; March
held a 81 y; April 81 22Al Az; May 81 PA june
TO- July q l09t; August q SQA; year u geN bid.
Torn tnactlvoi No, SPOT and March 62G May ana
June 6S3tc,
East LIBERTY, Pa, March 7.-Cattle- Receipts
lOTl head; market slow; no extra cattle on The
msFkel; Con non to good s. 5Qa6 o.
HOgb-ltecclplH 100 head: market very dull;
Philadelphia 9pNI %; IOrkCH S525a6 TO-
sheep-ReCelptH coo head market lallAnd prices
ranging from 81 95a6 10,
BOS1oN, March T.-wOoL-Mafket steady and
firm; Ohio and Pennsylvania cxtras ASai6e; Michi.
gan and Wisconsin A14iSr medium aud No. I
tlceccs lbalse eombng and 40a6Ci
pulled SOaS9Ifc.
RRADFoRD, Pa, March 7.--Thc oil market Il active
and sentative, hut generally steAdlGF; opened ~
SOc: declined 10 7g1ic advanced 70 SqAc; declined
" '0lc; advanced 10 SOc and closed a. soc; sales
Cos, COO barrels
.TTUsvIILE, Pa. March Ion opened a. silSc;
highest @Ac lowest fy3lc; closed at Soc ship.
menu 81 VS9 barrels runs $500 barrels,
PITTSBURGH, March 7....Petroleum moderately
Active United certificates opened at Sl1fc;SWAmp
Soc; refined ne for PHILADELPHIA delivery.
CINcINNATi, Marh 7-IIogs steady common to
light s. OOaG ~; packing and butchers u s0l7 70.
A Berlin dispatch says that emigration
TO America this year promises to be very
much Ircnter than last venF
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
SrICED MOUNTAIN CAKE.

"a Delicious CakC.)
To the yolks of five eggs, well beaten, add
one cup sugar, one-hnlf cup butter, onc. half
cup sweet milk, one terspo0nful ground Gin.
namOn. one grated nutmeg, then the whites
of two eggs well beaten, one and n half cups
flour having in it one measure Banner"
Baking Powder; bake in jelly cake pans;
when cold spread each layer with an icing
made Of the whites Of three eggs beaten still
andone and n half cups powered sugar.
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a CAISD.

To all who sr suffering Irom the errors and indls.
CrCIionS otyouth, nervous Weakness early decay
los OF manhood. Sc u viii send rccirc that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy
Was discovered bya missionary IN South America,
Send sclfNddrsscl envelope to the REv. JosErHI
7. lNNAS, NGtou D, Nao iwt cay, delS.rTHSGW
DILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, &C.
ID For neat RIll Heads, Letter Heads, Motel
llGad' Cards, SC, 80 TO the Daily lntcllIgCncot job
Ohlcn
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Our InppinCss VIII Not he Complete
lIILIII

Until
Corners is Gagged
The pink eye rctircs,
The electric lights it,
Street loafcrg are cxtermnatcd
The adjourned session adjourns
Circus lemonade il with rs again.
The Water Works ret long we'll.
"rhe spring time comes gentle Annie"
The union railroad bridge spans the Ohio.
Somebody goes cunning for House pages,
Delegate, DOdrill goes on the lecture plat
form
The garbage man makes his rounds at lrast
once u week,
The spring meeting at tho State Fair
Grounds Is on
Market Ftrcctuboyc Tenth receives another
coat Of plaster.
Somebody Stays the man whl gets OF the
local hits nj the show.
Jake ErmpIc and Judge Houston meet
upon the field Of honah
incl" John Boring pc,, his cocl.nghtin,
ordinance through Council
We have telephone connection with
SicnbenviIlc and rarhemburG
Carrie Swain turnsa sumucrmul, In her
second act in Miners programme
Anna Dickinson lcaycsu4 the precious leg.
acy Of having seen her rs "IInmct"
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Monday evening the body Of Lewis
Anderson, who was drowned ut Huntington,
this State, was brought home and was in.
TERED at . o'clock yesterday afternoon. He
was engaged us Waterman on the Fearless
and was knocked overheard at the above
named place on last Friday night, and the
Anderson, Of the firm Of T, T. Anderson (
Sons.
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Ghe QntelligRneer,
ONCE. Sow. rs IND 81 Fourteenth street,


NVW NUFVFIIsCMcNIb,
Silk Ornaments.
Table Cutlery.
For Rent-Einc Dwelling.
EngHvings, EngrayIngs.
Notice
Wanted-VGst Hands.
Great ReGucton-Alfrcd PAUL.
The steadman Gulch Mining and Milling
Company
Sealed PrOposals-ITcad of Local
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lhs capacity, y 60 do IS lha capacity 81 0e do q
Lbs capacity, g 30 WithboaTd4 plain, q 6oAi u
Weshboarii patent per dolon, q 6ba3 Is
s.gtd CoHi-l2. tal4c pen pound.
standard. llAlSG i0Giie Tor county stock; Wint
AlnegAF Soc
Beaai-Recelpt. continue TO come In slowly, bu,
g saT a. y PETs 3, h q. iatv place prime ayie
pink q 7taS %; llnAs SAW.
=, caesst7ll quoted IN .iObhinE a. loe for print
Western, and iS]iAiCe ioF New York. swCitacr IS
ZIG, accosdIng % quality. llmbutguS l?c
per 6Ishel and clover At q OOAS Is for Inali AMI
fsa &c i geese arm a. @a.,c 4oa.so 70,
Nsa'-Thore has been 20 change io.ths p..tloul
aSssy- Rsnsihs Inc sins =, 2s.slc per pound fol-
Yotk, In cases lSa9Oc, BuckwheGt, iSSlCCi Itnincd
Market steady; country tas,I g rpound
% GSa"sd SOOd,- NO change in prices, but a rood
tiads, Quotations Arc . cans, riO PeSclSi
g COS D cans peaches g o. . cans peach
g y 7S Tomatoes cans q t0al %
Sweet corn, g soai 6o wIgslOT s9ri. 81 g
cans, 81 90 RRsPberrics, 2 n cans, 81 S. Plums,
cans, 81 4Oa1 70, Lima beans, 2 y cans, 81 Is
string 8 Is Cove oysters, n cans, Light 7Sc; full
FfTiis-MGlAga Grapes q SONS oO per kcg or 4OC
rer pound, CRnberHes 500 * 30 per crate; o. 00a
II 80 per barrel. Ounces, q oOA2 30 per buslel.
DRIED Fttisewe quote Apples at Sa9c for sliced
4a6c for quarters. Peaches halves, Sc peel,
81 llAlSc pitted cherries 22a2Sc; nSpberries 30Slc
hlAckbefries l7alSc, Prunes, 1ISc Curnnts, G1.u.
RAlsins. layers 800 per boz; Valencia, l2c per ibi
new crop
AppLes-ReCclpts Of apples diminishing Demand
AZ 30.
Egos-Rcceipts liberal; demand moderate at ga
sc per dozen Tor frcah.
PoGliry-Livs chickens, pOr pair, CSAtOc Dressed
turkeys lbal6c per pound; chickens, l2alSC per
pound: ducks lSAl4c per pound; geese 0Al0C per
pound.
BHtler-RcceIpts about equal to demand. Strictly
fresh roll, S3asSc; prime, 9NS2c; common. lOa20C;
creamery, 40Ri6C.
Hay-A choice brand OF the baled article com.
mAnded SIS % per ton to-day. LOOsc on wagon
could be purchased for 81 00aI200
Mool-ThsStAple still remains at 4OC and Is quiet
WhillV-Tnde last week was dull. Sales were
made 10 day Of 81 lG per proof gallon.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wheeling Wholesale Market.


The state Of trade for the past week has, generally
speaking, bScn one Of trmnrss. ScvOnl changes
are found below.
GrdIn-DeHlcR still continue to OilIr only 81 10 for
wheat, but thUSo having tho article iof Salr nTr
holding or waiting for Mi advance and the result
Is, there slavery dun market In wheat. Corn con.
linucs 10 command S0c and oats are steady nj So,
FIour-tlOur seems fixed nnd ImmOVahlc Tho
snulC prices have prevailed for several months pnS
They are rs follows $3.50 for Iupcrfnc 81 OOG7 50
Tor best winter wheat. and Satin Clos 81 80.
Ntdts-A fair trnhr has been done during tho pNSt
week, but not quite Hs good RS the week before. 4
SlHhtdCcllnc IN prices has taken place, as Will bc
nOIicCdb by the following quotations.
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Thermometer Record,

The following shows the range Of the Their.
mOmeter, AS observed at SchucpFs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1851 1852
AN. i9N.Sr.M,TPN Xl?M3Px.7P
u II ID ii d Al II 81
s- WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March ST. A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather and rain; northeast to southeast
winds stationary or light rise in temperature
and lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, generally
cloudy weather and snow or rain, northeast
10 southeast winds, lower barometer and
slowly rising temperature.
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Kidury,W0rt il natures remedy for kid.
ncy and liver diseases, piles and Con,tipatinn.
Sediment or mucous in the urine i. +, ,t,rr
indicOiion Of disease Take Kidney. Wort
I'Bd live aud kidneys poison Tho blood'
kidHcy-Wort roviycs them aud c!ransCg thq
system.
Headache, billions nttnckg, dizziness. md
loss Of appetite arc cured by Eidncy.Wort,
SGnAdY. Mwr,w
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There has net boon much doing at the stock yards
6 6H Ps.' week. Prices have declined somewhat as
C1NIe--VOO h. 311<aIc 100 to 1900 Id. 4ISa5c.
HOgs-6HciOr good stock.
CdIres-RemAin Us usual,
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THERE will be Preachers Temperance
Convention held ut the baptist Church,
KuOhfork, Wctzcl county, ". Va, April
9Th, commencing at O'clock =. NJ. There
will he competent speakers. The object OF
tl,r meeting is to meet together and express
each others opinions aud further the inter.
CSts Of Temperance. Preachers Of all demon.
nations are cordially invited to attend, also
all other persons friendly To the cause OF
temperance. By order OF the Temperance
Committee. REv. \. +. ROGERs.
REy. II. II. LITTLE
REv. SAMuEL llNSES.
JE. l.. \. OWES.
pAN
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JOSH liLLr.Os says "Nett to Il clear con.
silence for solid comfort cum-nn Old ghu. Do
II" probably never suffered with cough ar
cold otherwise he wpu!d have referred Ia Dr
Bulls Cough Syrup ~ being also u good thing
" secure relief aud comfort.
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sroGES-sharc speculation opened Irregular the
most Important changes being an advance from yGS.
terdRyE closing prices Of per cent In Nashville &
Chattanooga and Il per cent IN New jersey Central,
and decline of per cent In Richmond n Danville;
?per cent In Erie preferred; ~ per cent In Indiana,
Bloomington d Western and per cent In CincIn.
natl. SanduSky ( Cleveland. In the early trade
decline Of Ha9A per cent was recorded, In which
Louisville & Nashville, Denver & Rio Grandc Mis-.
Souri Pacific, Texas Pacific and Erie were the most
prominent. Towards noon this WINS followed by a
recovery OF 1sa2 per cent, Memphis & Charleston,
Denver 4 Rio Grhnde, Louisville & Nashville and
Wabash preferred being prominent therein, while
Richmond 4 DGnville sold up 10 percent TO 1885, In
the carly part OF the afternoon reaction OF kaI5S
per cent took place Union Pacific leading, sue.
ceeded In the late dealings by mn advance OF kalJ
per cent, Denver & Rio Gnnde, Missouri Pacific,
Texas Pacific, Kansas Texas and Western Union
being the most prominent In the upward move
ment In the inal dealings the general list fell of
"a? per cent the latter for Louisville & Nashville
while Alton 4 TcrrO lIAute preferred sold down
per cent TO 20, and Memphis / Charleston advanced
per cent, declined hyper cent and closed at re.
covery Of " percent. The market closed generally
weak,
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LACK FIsnrp, null ties and novelties In
nccktw"ar ut Mir. y. g. KiSnGr's, 1911 Min
street,
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The wmdcr NJ he 1911 century,
should usc 1t for impure hoods. s. g.
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STEAMBOAT SQUII.S

NovElTlEs.in millinery at Mrs S. S. Kis
ncr's 1911 Main street.
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Grotsrio- In This line the ,mdo has bccn INT
class III all departments with steady Prices
except In MienH nnd fish, which have nd
follows Coffee. fair 100, g0Od RE
1910 prime l!'Sc choice iIc hest roasted
l5c yellow RIO lIc, Java 2Sc SyrHw
common 3minc, prime A.RiSc, New Orleans mo.
81 10 pCr gallon sWgnR; hand crushed lOt,c, Ernup.
lated wy, powdered lo'Tc, 4 coffee We, Il SGc.
A prairie idgnr Wv, palace 4 0lIC, E0ldrn G axe,
prlmc 50, yellow I%SAi7Sr. Rlrr Carolina chOlCC
7ISC, Nov OrlCRn, urine &c, RRnEOOn 70.
FyA-Eo. y mSCEcrel, bills, tll w; EO, . medium
Wooden HGrt- Market IlcNly. No. ! tubs, pcr
dozen, ~ %. No. tubs pOT doIem 81 90 No. ) tubs
per dozen, 81 90 2hsOp pals per Dozen 81 90 ShOOp
pals, $40; kcGlCH pCr nest, 81 ~; butter tubs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-08
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Stu Flowers and lilies Ia Oscar Wilde at
Mrs. S. S. Kisner'S, 1911 Main street.