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TRADE REVIEW.
Condition ss tho nafksts ct the
- Leading Trade csatrss.
Wheat Higher wess, but Lewes Esa-!S0
and Nails 0ull-Hoy eirm--DT +.
Goods In Good Requcs;-liys
Stock Lower.
BUSINESS eeSERAllYRlpoRreo COCO
'CtneinnAtt.

CINCINNATI, September s-The holiday
which attended the opening OF the Exposi.
ton diminished the volume Of wholeeAlc
business considerably this week, but the
impetus the influx Of people has given tho
retail trade will more than Be compers:-
ton. Wheat has been dull and heavy all
week, and the price has declined 70 9ilsc.
Corn also has declined steadily until today
when there was firmer feeling and advance
of cent. 0ats has fallen to SShc and rye
to S6Ac. Barley Is moderately firm With
the offerings OF extra three fall held st $50.
Provisions are in. M exceptional condition.
s. ,cks are very low and prices are main.
tained almost with regard to other markets.
Pork and lard, however, have declined
during the week. aud are heavy. Whisky
has been In good demand at 10 Of. In the
genera trade there is . perceptible i'm
provement Business men are returning
from summer vacations and The generally
abundant crops made the demand for al
sorts OF goods moro active throughout the
country. Dry goods indicate . good fall
trade, judging from the orders already
coming in. Iron 10 steady, not specially
active, but prices are well maintained.
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philadelphia soe'ety is torl up over a
.rsndal in high life.
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A wealthy citizen Of New York, in
celebrating the fitch anniversary of
his wedding, toasted his wife as 1.-The
b. a'lhy old lady who combines beauty
and durabil. W.
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The President.

BosroN, September S.-Rresident Arthur
arrived at Msrblehead this evening. vc
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To worry shDut ssy Ilvsst gidssy -
Urinary Trouble. especially U5sbSs Die.
ease or Disbttes, - Hop B,ttsu never Tails
Of cure where . cursts poa6hte. Wsksov
tbik.
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DNsPEPsIA, the bug-bear Of epicureans,
Viii be relieved by Browns Iron Bitters.
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YELLOW FEvER.

BrowrsyrLLE September s-Thtrs were
Is new cases Of fever yesterdiy ana fSo
deaths. both Mexican. There are four new
canes among the troops ut r. Brown.
PrssscoI 4. Fla. September s-Thcrs were
eight newicalc5 OF fever here to-day.
a. nssWssssD1s.
BrowssvILLr, Tx, 6eptsfnbsr s,--Fhty'
eIght new cases Of yellow fever sere re-
pSrted to-dsv and f""- - ,,,.. n.,,.
tsns and the fourth Col. J. q. 6rssby.
There are Eve cssss IN r. Efovn ma Al
tbs patient, are doing we'll With one 81.
cepiiop. In MatamoIas the fever is de-
cressibg. There we're three desths - day.
We-ther cloudy, with "norshsr' Blowing.
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4 prize drill between q militia COM
plpy and q broom brigade has been ar
ranged at Austin, Tex. The ladies were
the chIllengers.
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An Opern Hons. IN Wheels.

Omaha Cor. Kansas tity Journal.
The Overland Opera House company"
is the latest novelty, introduced by the
Union Pacific folks Of this city. This
company has been but recently o,yan%ed.
Its object is for carrying on, plan where.
By the best plays and operas can he pro.
duped with the most desirable and clabo.
rate surroundings in cities and towns
where BECAUSE OF the laCk Of facilities such
performances have not been given. There
are 5000 shares ut $50 each, enabling en-.
ployes to invest their earnings with the
rnilroad company. 1t is intended that
operations shall extend over the. Union
Pacific tracks. PROVISIONS, however, arc
made for going upon other lines il tho
directors deem it advisable. S
The plan is IN opera house formed by
eight cars eaclrtiity feet long It will be
made 10 bold 800. The cars are to be
made elongated apd raised by q telescope
process, when in use rs an opera house
ana closed when in transit; There will be
a large staee with traps, llats, wings aud
set pieces, gallery dress cirule unl pey-
queltc. The opera house cap be put TO-
gether in five hours 10 reach a round
away from the main limo Of road porta-
bic track q half mile lang is 10 be carried.
Prominent ARCHITECTS who have been con.
suited will think tho plan q most feasible
one, and theatrical people are delighted
with it. Nearly all OF the capital stock,
$so50, Gop, has been taken. The cars will
be built at this PLACE and completed dur.
ing February: TheS origIpNt9ra Of this
schame talk Of an opera cur 10 DO attached
to regular trains. Jl
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winters Tint You Rrnsi About.

Scientific American.
The following statistics OF the good old
winters are curious. III 40S the Back Sen
was entirely frozen over In 76l, not only
the Black Sea, but the Straits OF the Oar.
dancllcs, were frozen over; aud snow in
some places rose fifty feet high. In 500
the great rivers Of Europe-,he Danube
and Elbc, etc--were so hard frozen as to
bear heavy wagons for month. In $50 the
Adfiatic was frozen; thecrops totally filed,
ana ialnine and pcstilence closed the year.
n 1907 the most OF the travellers were
irczen TO death on the roads. In ll33
the 70 was frozen from Crc,nona to the
sea; the wine casks were burst, and even
the trees split by the action OF the frost
with immense noise. In 1876 the Danube
was frozen to the bottom, and remained
long IN that state. In 1916 the crops wholly
Jailed in Germany; wheat, which some
years beforesold in England atsix shillings
the. quarter, rose 10 CO. In 1889 the crops
failed in Scotland, und such famine en-
sued that the poor were reduced to feed on
grass and many persisted miserably in the
fields. The successive winters OF 1432-
';'3."4 were uncommonly severe. 1t
once showed forty days without in.
terruption. In l4GS, the wine distrib.
uted to the soldiers in Flanders WIS cut
with hatchets. In.lGSIthe winter was exces.
sively cold. Most OF the hollies were killed.
Coaches drove along the Thames, the leo
OF which was eleven inches thick. In 1909
occurred cold winter. The frosts pene.
trated three yards into the ground. In
Ills booths were erected md fairs hold m
the Thames. In l744 and Ills the strong
est ale in England, exposed to the air, wis
covered in less than fifteen minutes with
ice an eighth Of III inch thick. In 1909,
and again in 1922, the winters were re-
markably cold. In lSlI there was a fair on
| the frozen Thames.
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\ sure ouTe for Hind Dlcatllng, Itching and
liberated PLUS has been discovered by Dr..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
liam's Indian Ointment A single box has
cured the worst CHRONIC cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer live min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment oh.
Serbs the tunIoy, allays tho inteppp itohinr,
particularly vt night after getting warm in
bed. acts as n poultice, gives Instant and
painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles,
else:,, 5e5'5 "-""'"''
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
cept Of price, 81 %. G3a 3, lsas51i5
For sole BY v. +. shirk, also Chas. Moenke.
mno,eller, Wheeling, and r. X. McConahey,
bridgeport, v. .tsf,i. - a#fE DIV
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Yes, This Ought IL Work.


"tlow shall the American savage be
civilized y lisa question asked by writer
Ill the !ltlontc Monthly. There are many
ways. Teach him that is improper to eat
with his knife, and tlmt colored napkins
should be used nj the fruit end Of the
meal and not ut the opening chorus.
Teach him not to arrive at reception
TIL O'Clock and never to appear in swal.
low tail i'll the afternoon. Tell him that it
is bad form TO drink beer before and NIB.
slnthe after dinner. Also send him 10 dane.
ing school, compel him to avoid pie, and
have him instructed in the art OF walking
in the English style. Then bang his hair
ind put pair Of eyeglasses and white
plug hat on him, and you have your Iudi.
IN rs thoroughly c!villzedas is the average
NIllte ullIl.
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ron LADIES wHo coon.


IEyI i2'[f5 ut Little Cost. ,tUSa54
A Oar Harbor Breakfast D;sh.-Take
lIalfa pound Of salt pork, cut In small
pieces, fry them till brown take them out,
and In the fat thus obtained pnt pound
Of haddock or Of fresh Goldfish, lialt.a.dozeu
potatoes cut Ia thin slices, some crackers or
pieces Of hard bread broken In small bits,
half teacupiul Of sweet milk, II lump OF
butter the size Of q small egg, and pepper
and salt 10 taslc; thicken with a little flour
rubbed smooth with the butter. When tho
potatoes are done, serve. lg#., +
Buckwheat Short Cakes.-To two cups
OF sour milk allow one large tcaspooniul Of
soda; dissolve this in n little hot water,
then stir It In the milk; lialt 4 teaspoontul
Of salt Is required, md enough buckwheat
ilourto make still butter, Put this In a
well.butlered tin and bake for half al
hour in u hot oven. Serve while warm.
To rid duck OF iislly flavor soak for two
hours In salt and water. II preferred, the
skin ofthe duck, which contains this iishy
oil most concentrated, lnay DO scalded or
mud removed, but tho bird must then be
well covered with flour aud constantly
busted, 40 that It's meat will not DO TOO dry.
"kounds' Of turnip are easy for the cook
who loves 10 fry thing,an will boilturnips
whole and leave them to cool. A sweet
tnrnip develops more sweetness In its
quickly Drowned crust by frying. The
pcarly white Of the White Eyg or the
grunge yellow Of the Yellow Globe, or any
good, firm, tenderileshed Swede makes Il
beautiful, rs well as palatable breakfast
dish, with or without pork, beef or mutton.
We never sec turnip fries Ut the restaurants,
but that Is no reason why we nevershould.
What we don't sec am, want We must ask
for a rasher or steak Of turnip should be
cut about three.cights Of an inch thick for,
the griddlc. Any great md permanent
good requires little effort TO bring 1t 10
pass. 0450EFI,,
Pine apples sliced and dipped in irittcr
batter make delicate side dish for the din.
ner table. Fry rs will, peach fritters.
Gralum pudding.-Mix well together
one-lIalf 4 cup OF molassCs, one quarter OF Il
cup of butter, one egg one'half cup Of
milk, ohe.half teaspooniul OF pure soda,
one and ono.half cups Of good Graham
Hour, one small teacup Of raisins, spices to
taste. Steam four hours and serve with
brandy or wine sauce, or any sauce that
may DO preferred. This mak,!s n SNOWY as
well asa light and wholesome dessert, ind
Inns the merit OF simplicity.
Canned apricots make IN excellent ice,
or frozen pudding. To the juice Of two
OF two lemons allow seven or eight apricots,
or possibly len If they are small, remove
the skins and blanch and pound 10 paste
4 few kernels. 10 this add half pint Of
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WhOlc6AIe and Retail BY
~ LOGAN a co,
Remember This.

II you arc sick Hop Biltes will surely aid Eaturc
IN making You well when MI else fails,
II you ire costve or dyspcpt!c, or arc suffering
from any other OF the numerous diseases OF the
stomach or bowels It Is your own fault II you 70.
main ILL., for Hop tttcrs are sovereign remedy in
NIL such complaints. ,ats EI =.
II You nre wasting AWAY with any form OF Kidney
disease, stop tempting death this moment, and turn,
for II cure to Hop Bitters. .g1WF,Ers
II you hrc sick with that terrible sickness Merry.
on;neE yon will find balm In GIlcad" 10 the use
uf Hop Dittcs. - - - '' ~ '"9
II you arc frcquenter, or a resident OF a MAS
matic disttici barilcale YOUR system against tho
scour5e 81 all countres-malarlal, ep!demic iii.
Bitter. U. 80 IS 80. 80 " .' ''oop
II you have rough, rimply. or a,llow skin, bad
bfeat,,. ta!s and aches, and feel miserable gcucr
nlly HOP Filters will give you falr skin rIch 6lood
and sweetest breath. health and comfort. ~
III snort they cufc NIL Diseases OF the stomach.
H9wcls, Flood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Htipht's
Disease. 800 VIII be paid Tor case they Will not
That poor bedrdden. invalid, wife, sister, moth.
er or daughter. can DO made the picture OF health.
by few bottles OF Hop Bltters, costing but tre
WIZ you let them suffer? noil.rrhsaw
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kltin Discusses Cured.

by DR., FRAzl.r's NJ. o,c OlSrMESr. Cures
as I by magic, Pin,ples, Black Heads OF
Gruhs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving. the skin clear, healthy, and beauti
fnl. ALSO cures Itch. Salt Rhenm, Sore Nip.
gles, Sore Lips, Old Obstinate Ulcers and
Sofia by all druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt OF price, 60 cents. .i ~ itss }tt IS
IAF. shirk, Agent at Wheeling, and r.; Il
Mcconahey, Agent at Bridgeport. p&w. 4
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= The true value Of the case WIS given by
Rev. Richolas Bal.ais in :, Catholic church
at Brooklyn: "It not unirequently happens
TINT a gentleman puts 50 cent niece with
hole through it on the plutc. The coin
would not be taken by q broker for its face
value; but, then, II we consider that had
the donor not had that mutilated hall
dollar lie might not have given one cent,
We should be grateful" ~ ~
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Il. Gibbs, OF Buffalo. New York. writes.
Hearing your Burdoek Blood Bitters favor.
ably spoken OF, l was induced to watch their
effects, and find that In, chronic diseases OF
the blood, liver and kidneys, your bitters
haze been siGnGlly marked with success. i |
have used them myself with hest seaults, fol
torpidity Of the liver and in the case OF u
friend Of mine suffering from dropsy,i The
effect was marvelous.n Price Il %. psw
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HAYssrILLE Ohio, February II, 1885,
an very Glad to ssy havs :td op
as much good. only took two bottles and
would not take 500 for the good they did
me. recommend them 10 my patients, and
sat The best results from their use.
: r.r,,s l. ,ftgtt 'lg.gst1-'f n II Mppcrp N ~ u
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Keep the Spoons, and Welcome,

Among the congratulatory messages re-
ceived by Governor.elect Butler, OF Afassa-
chusetts, was one from some Of his one
time foenen in Memphis, Tenn, worded
in this wise: Gen. B. T.. Butter: Glory 10
God in the highest! We don't believe now
that you stole any spoons ut NIL! Bnt il
you did, keep 'em! We wouldn't have
you to trouble yourself about returning
them; not for anything in the world" :
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A Montana woman sued Tor divorce be-
cause her husband kissed the servant girl.
":iou want this man punished" asked the
judge, II do,"saiA she "Thep,'r said lie
jndge,'I shall not divorce you from him.
.Ntir Uasea RfQisisr.l Z !. - - !.
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".As.tts4,f ffnrErasffu <lc !.

DIR. j. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. y: Dear Sir
Your Golden Medical Discovery has cured
my boy OF fever sore Ct two years stand
ing; Please accept our gratitude. Yours
truly, laI Henry WnirrsG
MrII&w. Boston, Mass,
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Nervous Debility

When all other remedies fail On FnAzlEr's
koor BlrrEns will cure General Debility,
LOGS OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
a aas hl.aSyT 2 R'sIasFed Stomach, Liver
For several months have been afflicted
~: ~ Fever aud Aguc. For weeks ut time
| was confined 10 the house, my suffering
was intense. ] could find no relief until /
heard OF your Root Bitters. have taken
The Roof Hiiiera ior tyo sseks ana lhfy haze
restored nie 10 my former health h.
&5Il''. JoIX ROLAND, Cleveland, O. u
T or sale by J. F. Shirk, also Chas. Moennie.
moeller Wheeling and,h 4. McCouahey,
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Her Sweet Smilc HnNnss NE sti(l, =
had not seen her for twenty years. Now
she was well.preseryed matron with the
SANG sweet smile on her face and a set q!
splendid teeth THINKS 10 sozodont. Herr
daughters call her blessed because she brought
them up properly. a. rrl,sk ,. !
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Transactions 5000 sharcs.

NEW foEK. November o2-cot,or dull at 100 1s
AlOa: futures barely steady. Flour dull: tc,ei,,ls
:sOV barrels: exports IFS blrrels: s,,pci,iuc vest
etn md slate u .A3 common to GOOD ii ioi7 CO.:
good to choice So 2a7 q: white wheat extra 81 Al
q 10; extra Ohio 50 I5a7 Is; Minnesota paient pr0.
cess 50 'OAi 10. Wheat, cash ,nsic higher md firn
options opened easier ana Subsequently nccalrc
stronger and advanced 91c closing firm: receipts
a!,po bushels; exports 135,C TOO bushels: unrraded
sp:lnf VOC: nngrIded red S6Casi 49, No. red Ii OK
81 0GM steamer No. 2 red 81 U,Ksl O5l%. M. > nd
81 o!sal " eertilcacs;si 0Sfal G9i delivered; No
rSd November sales aa,000 bushels ut 81 ora
"; December saes ~, 100 bushels at 81 OSll Csil
ciosilg a. 81 MS: january. snlCs 400 Goo bushels
y io1sal II, closing nj 81 II. torn, excited mud
higher SPOT and November Co. December SuSiIc
DETER receipts 1886 bushels; exports l.oOo bus
el'; insrade 55a9ic: No. g SIC: steamer boo: "a,
95A5c elevator. yda9,c delivered; No. . November
?lc1sl % closing ut slt0; December SaIasiiIc clos
ins at Si2sc: January Gt55tn6i5sr, Oats 4 shade
lower: receipts G3tS) bnsErS: ports SIS b,,shul.
western nike .9At!ca white cslet,l i.;liyc. Huy
furry active a. CO.. Hops steadily held: New Yoit
Siate y 0JIl Is. Cnct, dull md weak Rio cnrrors
G4as14c. Sugar, dull and wras; fair 10 rcoi r..
iitins lt4sES:. Moassis, quiet ind steady, RIee
unti and unchanged. Petroleum, dull and nominal.
uniled u IL; crude t5iasLc; refined 7Iasc TalIow
nhli aud weak ut I3slsc EoSin; Inn 4. 81 S0hI m
Iurpcntlnc. dull ind weak Ut sake, E"rs, wcs,c,
fresh Steady At 2elA2?c. Pork, dull ailI lominsi:
new mess so %. beef, quiet and stesiv. mi
meats. dull and nominal; long clear SD 5G ard
hlloynht at I'll 1Call 7j. Ect,er. ,iUll Ani I, n.
changed. Chelse, dull and Unsettled western flat
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,tIEclNNATI, Sovenlber a1a.-cotton, full and I'M.
ee chang H. T. 49, Flour, dull: family 81 ai q;
gas Ss = sC ? ~ Mhes, strong No red winter
Corn l,.e!tled at GsA6sc spot: 6so Nd Nove,n.
9e.: oi1sa51Ac December: h3aa7,sc Year 5ai%r hia
nan SS Ia 4ass .t;aNs and hsher 81 sOc SPOT
x xaor. s ~ ~, GoMve a bid December and
MIley. quiet md unehanscd IusE. Nominal s1' St
so o. Lard. eas cr al Si0iO, Hulk msats IrIl.
saoldeH 90 ,Gear 1bs $1,000 iAeon duh and
III X wh .GGulue!s - ~ clear Ibis sii0s; clear
HITTER, Uuchaneed 80" ''e"ei u u IT,
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PONDS EXTRACT. co.

! IF VCSL 11tH Sl', NV" OF
Full line OF above preparations displayed
In one OF Ponds Extract Co. Is Show Gases and
sold by Logan & Co., 953 Main Street, Wheel.
ing; also bye. Moenkemoeller, corner Market
and Twenty.secondS Streets, Centre Wheeling
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Philadelphia Press: "a. 555y.lt}.i
Tennyson's new drama, AThe Promise Of
May" appears to haye made rs big a iail.
n =, IN London as !he Administration did
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H"rsfortl's Acid phOsphnte-A Valuable
Nerve Tonic.
Or. c. c. Olmstead, Milwaukee, Wis, says:
u hive used 1t in my practice ten years, and
consider 1t 4 valuable nerve tonic" rrIIskw
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HALFGROWN

overcosts to please you In style. Pa in price.
comfortable 10 skute and snow.
ball In. .,,g.,H
That you won't avoid wearing.
that the boys won't ridiculc. 4, q"
70 please your first girl. ,s.5 Z,
that the dog can't tear.
10 wear TO the MATINEE.
- easy to slip OH and oil.
Just like sisters beau wears. III,
10 catch a girl with.
nicer thanl'a had when he was ahoy
# bride horseback or bycicle.
elegant for Saturday play. .ili
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LilcA6o. November 2n-F1nur. 1ujct mud I'M.
changed. Wheat. steady and firm; regular 91
november 93i4a93i4c December; DC yenr: MIA
anc January: 9iHa9lEc May; No. : ChIc.so
sMias :23c cash 80. SHE: reject, i Goc; Sc.sreI
Winter gi2s; cash md November: oI,1c Deco,nlsr:
9aSc year: o53sa9Jl4c January; 10. winter eoLc:
aeIeced Bic Corn, excited aud higher AT 7(r cssn:
esHc November: az December uui year: 5ILa
5il.c January; 5t5Ac. May; rejected G0,Sc, Oa1s
tittn ut S5]AG cash md Sorember: lJJku Usce,nber
and year SlhnSi 20 January; I,JSc MAY: Rejected
r,irXseGa: dull at 81 - Pork, active and lower ut
81 .Oai Is cash; $500 blu November Sid g5ai7 70
december and Year. 100bd Jnnllary sl7 0TEnlT 10
February q. t0Hai75o May. Lard unsettled ami
iower4t slOSoalo s. cash: SO so November sid i.i
,odS December aud year $40 i7lial0 50 January:
slob5a!Q ~ February: $40 T5n!0 Tx Mnv. iiu Il
meats in fair demand: shoulders 81 Is: short rih
Go short clear s?so Butter, dull and unchanged.
ESss. steady At 2iHs..c Whisky, steady ma IN.
changed at 81 H.. Call-Whrat, iirmcr: regular
9lnc November: 989Sc December G;Ec wear. 5il%a
9lHc lantlnrE s?ifc Mny; No, 2rcd winter a5Ite
a,ssc November: ?iAc December; 95Lc YEAR ID N
January: 81 OK May. Corn lI,ncr at ts7c Soyeln.
nary; 5S1<c FehrInry!: ta.Gs55}lc May. OILS nd.
yano!I NO. tork, iirmcr at SIT OK Novtmh ,,.
$40 VIZ December: Si70O year: ST. O7is Ianm''
aiE st7 10 February: sl75!L MAY, I.ani ID,
innld ncive at $40 S. November; s:O 5sxaills, d..
cenber or year: 80 5s}fnlvG0 January: sd a, Fe6.
ruary; $40 Ss1SalU IS MAY -''1' ~ '" ASp'
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Fortified EIcutl.

For Thick IIcnds, u-
Heavy sto,nacls, bilious conditions, "Wells
Nay Apple Pills" antibilious, cathartic. 10
md 11c 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23
CHICAGO. November 2l.-The Drorer' 4 journal re-

ports: E - $50. ''o"'"u' ~
lloss-Receipts e. 900 head shipments 1900 head.
Mas ~ more ~ nciiye & lowe, thsn Tuesday, mixed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 400 head: shipments zoo hind.
MalIet moderately active; shipping 100 lower;
sGSSe 10. 10 ehosce = l5 90 common 10 r 81 COL
feeders s. loai %: Tcxsnss s. b9ai 3d. ''4' ''
shQee-RecSipls LOO head shipments eco head.
MaTset stcatfier mud values hrmcr: common 10
iaif :. quay ao medium 10 good 50 75ai IS; choice