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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-26
esEAKFAsT BUDGET.

They have just commenced coming jokes
in England aboutthat long satirized martyr,
the mother.in-law.
The new New Hampshire law, prohibit.
ing the sale Of toy pistols, provides a
penalty OF from $40 to $50, and makes the
dealer liable for all damages resulting from
selling or giving away such pistols.
Charles Saunders, OF Roxbury, Mass,
left anoto on his desk saying he IVES tired
OF life, and that his body would be found
inthe river. The police found him asleep
in the hay-loit Of a neighbours BAN.
General Crook, the Indian fighter, is
said to be very abstemious, not drinking
any alcoholic liquor, tea, or coffee. His
fayorite beverage is fresh milk. In dress
his taste is equally plain, but he Is not in
the slightest degree slovenly.
A newly married lady was telling anoth-
or how nicely her husband could write.
sob, you should just see some Of his love
letteran Eyes, l know" was the freezing
reply, Give gotta bushel OF EN- In my
trunk Iableau.
According to the annual report 1.-THE
Commissioners OF Prisons in England and
Wales, the population OF the iails on March
81 last was 1918, against 1882 in March,
1882. The decrease has occurred chiefly
among the younger criminals.
Perhaps the greatest way OF puttinga
disSgteeable fact that can be conceived Of
Ia employed by the Harvard College
Herald, Crimson when II says: "The Prince
ton Tiger has been Obliged 10 postpone the
publication OF Its ist number for several
weeks"
AS4u Francisco paper says that the fast.
est time ever made between that port and
Honolulu by asailing vessel was made by
the American bark Comet in lS6l--ten
days and twenty hours, and that the quick.
est sieamers time was made by the Mari
posa-six days and eight and a.halfhours.
General Sherman has received houses
and other presents worth $4,000 since he
became General ofthe Army, exclusive OF
the $4,000 WORTH OF diamonds given by
the Khediye TO Mrs. Fitch, and since d.
vided among the Generals daughters. For
the past fifteen years he has been paid
Sl7,5 500 q year, and he will draw this salary
until his death.
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Whenever there Is an extraordinary occur.
renee, q team run over q child without hurt
ing II; q mechanic falls from q third-story
again, we are wont 10 exclaim, "what q
miraclen So, when Mrs. T. q. Eberline, then
OF Allegheny City, Pa, had been sick with
consumption for q very long time, had been
told by several OF the best physicians Of that
city that her time was but for a few hours,
that she must die, and when the use Of but
one bottle Of Petlna In a weeks time placed
her on her feet again and made her the heart
lest eater Of the family, all the people around,
as with one rejoicing voice, exclaimed.
"WhAt a wonderful minclei' See page 30
OF the "Ills ofLife." Your druggist will give
you ona gratis. D1w
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EDUCATIONAL.
VUAsHINGTON SCHOOL
w oFELoJUI!oN & ENGLISH LANGUAGE
s4 M sttsel, n : Y; yS%ssshMip 9g sq b p Si

mhns N, nlAN6Np IAN IIlHCPAi.
Hegirs October ], closes June !. Private pupLl
received afLef September !.
Natural development and culture Of the yoico
for the PURPOSES Of Conversation, Reading, Public
Address and singing. Correct use 0I the Organs
OF Articulation and respiration, together with tho
Philosophical laws by Which those organs are pre-
served and developed.
KaSy and natural Expression Of Sentiment BY
means Of Speech Gesture, including ChAractertit'
ton, Dramatic EeRding and Recitation.
Prevention Of Chronic Affection Of the throat
lungs and digestiye organs, and The Strengthening
OF affected organs by iudicious Vocal and Physical
brill, endorsed by prominent physicians
Distinct Articulation taught 10 etammefers and
other suffering from painful Vocal Defects, the re-
suit OF habit, that may be entirely overcome By
persistent effort on the part Of the student directed
by judicious and experienced teacher. When.
ever abnormal coalitions Of the Vocal OnAn1 arc
present, the adrice OF q physician ID obtained
prior 10 the Vocal Exercises giyen BY the teacher;
A limited number Of pupils will be taken ~ the
Principals family for the general direction Of theif
studies, Send for circular. ~
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AIApy whosuffered from weakness pecu-
liar 10 her sex, in writing toa friend, said :
u tried various kidnsy medicines, but only
found myself growing worse. A friend told
me to use Dr.. Gaysott's Yellow Dock and
~SArsaparilla. It's effect on me was o indi-
Gated by q clear and beautiful complexion, a
moyI OF nervous depression, painless regu.
larity In habits OF digestion, and otherwise.
l can not praise the remedy too highly as a
true friend to suffering womanhood and as q
strengthening medicine" nav
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Aygw enILGs.

Mis- AysI, tbe doctors daughters
is single and Agrees TO an estate
OF 100000. We do not know whether
she II handsome, but she certainly has q
fine figure.
The New York Sun clamors for 8 really
good comic song. Since the tWo.eent fe-
duction It must be something very, very
funny that will make Mr.. Dana laugh
Phid. Call
A magazine writer asks: GLOW shall We
utilize The indiana? 2" This Ia q difficult
question to answer, but perhaps the best
plan would be to petrify them, and sell
them for cigar store signs. This idea is
worthy OF consideration, anyhow.-Norr.
Herald.
Little Johnnys query: "Haye you
brought Your ginlet with yoag .. HUSH Ssa
sirl" remarked Colonel Yerger. what
do you mean?" asked Gus. VI don't
mean muffin; except l heard pa say you
wera coming up this evening to bore US
all."-TexdS Sitings.
A certain country clergyman used to tell
q good story Of his going to a new parish
aud asking q parishioner what his occupa-
ton was. 81 am the village rat catcher
the man replied, land what are your
The clergyman answered that he was the
village parson, w%hereupon the rat catcher
was good enough to observe that he sup,
posed 1--WE must all get 3 living some how"
Pal Mall Gazette.
A prominent Austin lawyer, in going to
bis place OF business, overlook a neighbor,
who is a celebrated doctor. After walking
some distance together, the lawyer said;
aI don't think We two ought to be seen To-
pether." "Why not?" "Well, you see, we
being together will remind the people Of
that robber who was arrested" "Why
how so?n "When the people see a lawyer
and a doctor together 1t looks like a de
mand-'Your money or your life.-Er.
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GhSIs % ". 4uhLOAEt
stamm House, Wheeling, W. Va.

THERE Ia a standing reward OF $1,000 in
Nebraska for the discovery in that State Of
q paying vein OF coal.
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY,
Il l1I7 AND 100 "Mm ST, E0KTHwESl
Washington, D, G.,
ReU a.s T saBy sSI ssPItP Pssnc T., iSSS'

EeolcnS wednesday, September 20, 1855,
Mrs. J, kDDY soAEks, Principal.
EnEllh Coune-complete, thorough and ptao'
tical. d,
Clazic,l Coune-Prepares for the senler Year Of
the seminary; or for entrance Into VsaAf OF
French and aermau-By the Natural Method"
Northumberland Mrs N. Stevens HArt, Pr1n'
cipal Of the Washington School Of Execution.
Vocal Mudc-Dircction Of Madame Annie hoo
mer Kagpar
Gloetxnef. o
Art, Drawing and Painting Direction Of Prof.
K MeEer, Director OF Warrington Art School
Decorative Ait-Under supervision Of competent
RSEFEssEHcIs:-By permission Mn. sOnen 70
iers 70 the following pat0ns:
keY. Z. g. Andrews, Bikhop o. N. Z Chuicnj
Washington, D. G.; Hon Il. NJ. Teller, secretary o.
the Interior; Hon J. II. Harlan, kEbo. JUS U.h. sup
CT. Washington. D. G.; GeR. John v, Foster; o.
Minister 70 Spain; Sen. John 7. Morgan. Selma'
Ala; Sen. Warn 7 Miller; Herkluet n, y: Gen.
Green B. RAum, Com Of Int X ", Nnthiugtoni y;
O.; CAPT, JaA II, glib, u S. Navy; Charles Bufden
Hart, Editor Of wheeling Intelligence. AMI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-26

LIplEsl beautify your complexion with
.lenn's Sulphur soap. Hills Hair and Wits
ker Dye, 500. MwY4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-26

B. NJ. W1NrERs,of Fremont, Ohio, was
reelected County Treasurer, but died be-
fore the polls were closed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-26

Every one should tell his neighbor that
The best remedy for curing coughs and colds,
and the only sure cure for consumption, 10
Or. Wistar's BalsAm Of Wild Cherry. II Is
pleasant to take and very soothing aud heal
ing in It's effect nAw
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In The Circuit. Court for Ohio County, West lRlaI,
william F. Zane and PlatCTR B. Zape)
nChAnceD.

Charles I, Zane and other. ''
py virtue ola decree entered by said counIp Tia
above entitled cIuse. on the 9th day Of October,
lkSS, the undersigned appointed thu feby q Special
Commissioner for the purpose, will sell 81 tublIc
a!e. at the frant door Of the Court House Of aid
county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1883,
commencing a; 10 o'clock A ~. the following real
tract Of lend lying aud being situate on 2aneI
Island, In the city Of Wheeling, IN the county al
Ohio, State OF West Virginia, known and fesiised
as follows: Beginning at q sake on tho west side
OF South Penn street, on q line with . ] ktones
northern fence: thence With tho western line Of
South Penn street south Q degIees east n iIIN
D les to The hedge rIw; thence with the hedge row
souIh so degrees west 7 2S.i00 polls. I: ence North
degrees west q i2.l0o poles 70 4 stake; thence north
30 degrees east z % 10 poles 10 the begiI uing, con.
taining one acre 80 6.lG1 poles, more or les
al o d certsl tract Of iBnd situated onZIne's or
Wheeling Island, In tie city VI Wheeling, bounded
on the north by q Atreight line through the centre
.of Fink street. entetdine westerly trun South Inn
Kim street: on the south by land OF K. J. Stone:
and on the We / by South Penn street.
Said last mentioned tract Of land will tnt b
offered for sale " . wbole, and then In LOIS q
laid out by the Special Commissioner, q plat Of
which can bs seen at his cflce, Hnd sale will b
made in the manner by which the largest I'M an
DO realized.
THRMt oP sAIk.-one.thir a and 30 much more d
the purcha.e money as tn Q purchaser shall elect 10
pay In cash, the balance In two equal lnslallnenh
at SIX and twelve months evidenced by notes
bearing interest from the day Of falo, the title DO
ing retained until the purchase money 10 paid 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-26
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Security, Mothe,ly Care, Good Boarding, Delightful
Location and Reasonable Charges.
Mt. DeChantal Academy,
EEAR WHEELING, v. VA.

hKAK VI va
Thu hirty.stxth year OF this we'll Known School
for Gill. under the charge Of the 6ltten Of me
Visitation, opens on tho Fist M0pdAJ Of September
next, and continues ten months.
PupllI received a. any time 10 the toHlon,
inSt1tntion sfiIftinR exceptionally good advantages
IN ne way Of heIthiul and delightful l9cAuon,
excellent board, thorough discipline and lpn 70
tIon, al the hands OF lifelong teAchefh II ave-! "
paftn1ent Of female education, Including " H. ~
en- Language and music, Il yey reasonable w.,
should send for q catAl que oil this tcnool' AuuF7
DIREOTREss OF THE ACADEMY
OF THE VISITATION.
Nj. DRCHANIAL1
tvol.nhv Eegr Wheeling. w. Va
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w. . WI. W, cowDEN,

Special Commissioner.
". a. HAtLER. A%ucioneer.
I hereby certify that bond has been given By
above named special Commissioner a required By
The eo5 GSars OR yoco1rocp. c,.,t.
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NEW Ap-YERTisRMERTs.

EOUND-A SUM OF MONEY on
~ Market stToFt, which the owner can have BIZ
applying al this once, paying charges and proving
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-26
X1IHEELING & ELM GROVE II. h.

On and after MONDAY, NAY IL. lsss. tuntil
further notice) can viii run from the City and
atamm'a every hour from 6.SoA. n. $3.50 =. n.
myI9 HtIRRH. anrt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-26

TT OST.-ON TUESDAY EVENING,
II between 9 and 2 O'clock, on Market street.
between Eleventh and TEenty.thtid 1treets, q
Breast Pin with the Initial 'W'' o 10, The finder
will DO literally rewarded by returning the same
10 stiiel's Dry Goods Store or 2sS2 Eoff lireet.
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COMMISSIONERS A L

JOHN W. sOHuLTZE Trutee.
WIN. H. HALIER. Auctioneer. tci6
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY -Two
wv Dry Goods salAsuaer. None but experienced
hands need apply. Best Of reference required. A.
EfRDEN6ACI Il BRO, iiOi Nain sL. og26
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

toes &c., ~ Baltimore lsc MATA Mas bssh iron
sic empty hhds 81 brig same voyage and rate privilege
.Sdy rs sS ps' e
GsSSsa snIsT . oTqde qHec s2s
Crude. 35142o Prime Lard OIL 90 @ooci Oiuu' "'
for sxGCs ssc Zoe ssst
R Rs crsSs Il SOis At Bai@oT 100 .ss.
ioaiI. Crude estimates opened easier at 2
but recovered to S7l5c isL to oo'.o' Nh" 0iOS0u
aTess 1910 down SS Pc, peri oS
ann S Of important MSah aG inquiry at
s pt%s P aes S S Bis Sew %e.s spot SIS s
Ibs Clear sSS 30 30 6SI Fanny sTye a eca to
81 % here Ssw MSS naTe sig ~
=: 1sasiss 81 sd Tssss $50
eTT se 9 ens fab
10 Picked Bellies II ID average s hH0 0eS no. II H.
g SI Fcled led S' sSHidsEs SS
rnSsleG H ha'
T 0Rs ' cSa sS@SssSc Short Clear Dos
HOGS less scpe ana WstSrn 30 sc Bualo
64 eirigeIator io,s nave oS nI
advanced points at The opening subsequently became
weaker and lost most Of the Improvement near ,nS c"'
again and leaving on at Ts uhg February and
az 81 Hc s,S'Hg od o 10 Febrnaiy 7aiOslc
ec.,Gs ioss 7soS ,c ' Ssoh i0si SGSc closing
ioS7c; $50 tos April 1921 Doc, closing 095c I69
ties May al osc closing OSc 25V tcs Jpne o
ing lilac; August closing Ll9c; CITY steam CT,
active sales $50 ties, lO46 lo0Oci OF TO so tcs
Continent 10000; South American quoted Use
TERRIFIC feeling continues weak, with some ar
slow; Egin Creamery 42o 43c Western Creamery SSGSgS
for Choice: state Frkins % q3Oo C Et 10 ac
wants Factory. s94ci Western Fiat 90
Selections the trade l4c Creamery SKINS
but held stock H. offered and prices again 0"trf
sey. 81 a3}c 2So Western "a 2so ior OnyCe
eda 2C127c TO- best; Southern. 2fcd Cshada All" "'
RiCE-io and improving; prices strong Carolina and
Louisiana 10; kangSon oGSP5G; With fair demand;
Timothy quiet 81 s5af2 o. Domestic Flax 81 2ocSl 'V
Calcutta LnSeei ncminaly 81 80. ...,
sPICES~Q Quiet; supplies moderate. prices steady; , %
n but quiet a. s.i dssSsSa io' RsaneG
Crushed Slsc Powdered B7sdgc.; Granulated, siilsa
sc cubes 81 Mould s coR WSiS st,rS aO SsS
7a4ci Yellow do do, 7ad7A2c yellow u oA9 SCI 'o
sfs1RISE-ouiet and. steady Choice city quoted Ia
sc sales so tea Good Western l0ci Prime do quoted
lie 0leSmarsarne steSn s Ina ..,o. 40 600 a. &c.
TEA-Du and more less depressed. Blacks being the
best sustained India Teas quoted as follows Pesoes
sresSS Pat eaSe 9S%fGo BoEea fea ioSSoc
TOBACCO Kentucky quiet and unclaimed seed La Sd
Pennsylvania private 1881 New England
4al7ci 200 bales Havana. $50 81 10, ,, en-. ,vooS
The attendance Of buyers been limited and ne co9uOn
Of the goods mark ct seems 10 grow daily worse %
considered heavy and the outlook for the Wool market Is
encouraeing sales 1000 Michigan Feee' S9G tUe.
d45c So 600 ~ Territory 30 ESQ; 10000 n Low Secured
Texas and California 81 a62c 1000 10. China 1907 5000 10
78c 800 n secured Australian. s7c $50 bales Donsko
SO bales Montevidec 20 bales Mediterranean 20 paes
10000 o. Colorado 1000 b. Domestic NoHS anu 4o-'0O w.
Domestic pulled, private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

Tho receipts OF wheat for three days $4,000
centals including $4,000 Amsricsn.
LONDON Jan. b.-spirits Turpentns. $500. Calcutta
Iinseed 408d per quarter Lnseea Oh. 22i O6Sof2l 10
per tun. Tsliow 40 Der Refined Pnoieun- $500
tho. gall - "a
HAvRE Jan. 6.-whcoK's Lard closed az 81 francs 80
eentmos Der so ktios-
ANTWERP Jan 5-Petroleum 10 francs % confines for
Fine Pale American paic ande francs 90 centmes sellers
Wilcox's Lard. 1872 francs 80 confines 100 kilos
BRRNss jan 5-Petroleum. marks 35 ptenniRs VII
Lard closed NJ 65 marks 30 pfennigs ITO Klos
mAScHRsrTR Jan. 6-The marie: for arms and Fabrics
90 reed. Gold End Shtrtings, 31o yards,
an or s aSl I'D; 2G-nch. reed Printer 30 yards,
10 or. 3ydb3lOd No. ~ Mule TWIST fh second
quality. l0d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
COTTON uARKEr.-sY rELEaRAps

LfvpRPoo Jan. 5.-l2S0 D. INJECTION dull MtdhnF Up.
ncudrs 1000 bales sDecultion export
Low MdGnnE clause January delivery glad do January
February delivery 51ds 90 Fs9rps s and March
also b,d do AprI and May dgyey S.s'd also
do June Juy delivery 6.e.a also S.d do July and
Ss5s,G' Siso easc.d.; Futures barely steady.
LIyEafooL jan 5.-iiS0 m-COtton-Ihs Sales OF the
day InciudoI 800 bales AmencaL.
LyEro2i Jan 900 = 1,ands
IIvERPooi. Jan. 6.-Cou0n-The sses Of the
$4,000 baos American 1900 bales speoulators took LOO
bales exporters took $50 bales forwarded from the s
ots .oeS 7ooSo bales American 4a6 900 bales amount
Of Cotton anoat $4,000 bales S1a 900 bales
onAsLEsros ian Good C9rpn p"s' ns yass,n
bales gross 26oo bales. sales leo Hae exports to
- UAles eOastwIse. i@9 Laes' stock ils,iSS
@eeklyNet receIpls 1920 bales, gIoss 1929 bale,
exports to Great Britain bales 70 me Continent
GALVESTON; Jan 6:-coiton steady Middng e1-o.i Low
bass1 gross Jaio bates export. S1S7
bales: France 1929 bales. TO the Continent - bales
coastwise 3574 bales saios 1900 baes stock. l5O4GS
oWseKiy-Net receipts Sa2O2 bales gross al3l7 bales
exports 70 Great Br!an o52 bses 70 fr3nee 1929 bales
MOBILE Jan s.-cotton steady, Middnne e7rooa Low
Saes gross sI2 Gaes, exports cOastwise 6sJ bales
weekly-Net receipts loi74 bales gross 49, bales
bales the Continent - bdes eoast~ise 1903 bales
Low Middling. 0Ac Good ordinary. s'so; et receipts
GO74 gross SO bales; export 10 France. A,505i
10 The Continent. - baies; oOastwise. - bales TO
Great Britain 1913 bales sales, 1000 Bales last evening,
5000 bales: stock. 81 ,i4y bales
weeky-Net receipts 7o457 bales; gross s79bo bales;
exports 10 Great Britain 65S47 bales TO France 10 ~
bales the Continent 1920 bales coaswse Olb5 bales,
10 the Channel. - bales sales 81 goo baes n,
Middnng Ss,c.i Coca Ordinary $40 net reeeips 22JO
22i6 bales oxpOris cOAstwlse 100 Daosi
Britain, bales TO the Continent oOO9 Dalesi
5000 baes; last evening 800 bales stooA' loooll
bales .co 49,
Weeky-Net receipts 2Os22 bales gross. 2lo60 bales;
Britain. lO2 bates TO Tue Aouunthlt
1904 bales the Channel, - bales 70 france soOv
bales cOastwise 1920 bales sales l3,0UO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

GUNNT DAGGINO-Qulbt and unchanged.
hkY AsD R1iS fS O%s by the
sy MsdaS TO y Pri%s fasth sSsgoe sh,pFiRg
&c. 500" % sJ5 Soc oat. sostS S
HIDEs-D1ll and nomnslly unchanged.
HoPsTrsde very dull day The storm checked the
brewing INQUIRIES was stated Today that eK2oeIs could
II Choice could be obtained at 81 per 10 which IL
se%snded which With ic and per ID freight
S y s and Eastern Hop.
MEALsA@eean Pig Iron has been more active and the
tone Ges s b tons 1s 6o% 9 TS a Il % aa
90 sales Of were reported We quote: American Pg
g S s6 No. sS @Ge sCi as9saS S
$40 TO- Gartshere 800 Langoan 80 90 Rails were very
bOn hssss e scrap quiet
GdSSsh . 9 efsaP sy az os ngoi
aa &C Tor baltimore and Arizona Pig Iron quiet and
s cSsIeoal rim $3.50 5o TeSe Is 25S%S 50
aoL4ssEs%Ssw Orleans s' dun at Foreign MONT
bbl souiheras ANA al job6na
Ens TsIs ns ane Common az 81
Strained 81 SCasi So Good 81 064sI 10 Tar quiet at
OIL CAKH2kenains quiet but about steady So SO
OCEAN FREIGRTs--All rates were firm but the limited
s sssas Of r9 onsshsd se cSS Ss yse
oo bbls 1IPle 81 Sd; 200 boxes Bacon s9s 90 S35si
Shss Ts Ss 81: g. Sa'
sa eood
S "a Bac asC s sss sSsj O SS
Tons Measurement Goods 2os25s. . GLASGOW, steam,
1000 bush; Grain SID; 200 tcs Lard sos; 20 hhds
hu0w, S2s Ga 100 bbls Flour 81 SUO0 sacks do zOsd
Es Cd, Bacon 4Os; Cheese. BRISTOL, steam.
pran si9d .LEIfH. steam. Grain Sd HULL, steam,
10000 bush. Grain, Ad....AMSTERDAM, steam, 5000
p, Snsh Gram AETWERP steam. ~ 0o9 bush do I'D
* AUSTRIAN bark COZ tong kenneX IqDaec9;
fteame lOO from Charleston Cotton and Phosphate
sssca private terms. .CoPENHAoEN Danish bIig hence
LOU bbs Refined Petroleum As lO%d; hACASsAh
9Sy s,,tash bng. 1000 cases do 4Sc Il MDoN'
}phTo MO schooner, 27b tons general osrgo, sl90O
Ei DOMlNGo, sanothef 100 private terms. sA'
k1.,es ~ So Porto RICO Cand back porh a ast,
tsAs sch0oher from Portland and Molasses back %
l.XsCHAALEsr0S, schooner, from Portland Hay 80,
T fS gsox 70 Booth Bay. Phosphate ROCK, 81 SAh
$50 p&Tk frOm Portland, Shocks and ueas Zlc, HOOPS
ana Epy lids 81 another at 300 90 ara ~ respect
s14J-..-..NhW-YoRK, schooner freIa Mafyuie, Pote'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

Good 10 Choice Shipping IS 4oes5 co. to Tain $40
s. ass fairly active; cows 81 30 - 20; Bulls
a MIed $3.50 rs; stocksrs and Feeders very aeVe a'
sHTEP-Recspts hean shipments 100 head market
active stIoug Prime at - SUff5 90 zcaIs 81
Tins So 10 Lambs 50 64 Ii Medium sheep u aOaSi1o
Common to Fair. s3ds2O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
LIVE srocK MARKErs-BY TELEcRApH.

BUFFALO, Jan. 6.-CArrI- Receipts to-day. 29DO head
total for the far 100 head
week consigned through PIT ket du
hui easier; of all buyers
loads remain unsOG; 10 Choice Steers
"a 5O Light Medium 81 oOa - 50 Fat
sill Fed Bulls 81 60dSi o.
sBEEP AND LAMBsReceipts to-day. 2400 head total for
the week thus far 400 head for week
Ia 400 head; consigned through offerings moderate
market nfmer sales Fair Good Western Sheep 81 75W
90 5O Fancy So G0aS5 9O Western Lambs - 80
S. 20; Canada, 3bd ~ 20. o,,o -, $4,000,
inns lar s 10 head time last 25l5 head
consened Though receipts liberal market lower
YOTkes So 20 81 4O Light do So ~
80 26i Butchers and Medium Weghts, ~ 5OaS6 SO
Choice Heavy So OOdSo fO SaBs ana hOugL5 "a
so %; Pigs. 50 S50S6 10. -..- - - --,
EAST LIBERTY, Penn. jan b-Recepts Tor week ending
January 3740 Of through ana 2OSl head 81 local.
20 Prime So $G Fair SIS 25a$5 90 Butchers
S4 5OaS5 80; StOckers. SO 1884 90. ,. ..,. -
HOGs-Reccipts for week 2O3b0 hendi hkeI hCllIe on
light and dull Heavy; Philadelphia 80 6Ods6s 80 Bai
mores SO 55aS6 6O Workers, So 3Ods6 %. ,. ,.,, -
sHgRP-Receipts Tor week 10000 head market iary 40
tive Fair TO Extra 75Gs5 5O Common ~ 6O4sJ Lambs
sI LOUIS jan 6.-Hoos - Receipts 65OO head ship.
and higher Light a5 O0S0 3d. Packlhg
50 30 a SO 20; Butchers TO Extra, So 2OdS0 30. ,.
shipments, 800 head
er for Light receipts all Heavy Fat cattle quick ~ SAFES
Exports IS bO0S5 75i Good TO Choice Shipping, F0Gs O
Common 10 Fair DO S4 26as4 as Fair Good Butchers
stock 81 Choice do ~ 26as4 co. stocAeis and Feed
slEEPReceipts 500 head; shipments 100 head good do
manf Good Choice Muttons ut 81 5OGS4 90; fnncy
Al 1880 Common dull. not wanted
CHIC AGO ian. DHoGs-Iecepts. 20 900 head; shipments
generally stOneT; Heavy lOc higher al
sold Mixed So lO Heavy % 2o1s6 90 Light STEADY
Cattle - Receipts 1000 head shipInents 5000 head
market easier Of ample supplies; prices average
about steady Extra stock here's Prime ~ lOgso oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
PUROPEAN MARKETS.

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Rb 1904 Pork Prime Meas. sjOdi do Western 80 Lard
Prime Western. 00Gd cheese American Choice 0UOd Corn
7O0d for Mixed old Turpenne Splrts 3S6d Proytsions
Lard 53d owt for American. Breadstfs-Corn VI 10
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