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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-15
MUTTON WANTED.

Ii has been for years 10 he writer a
subject of wonder why the Western
farmers and sheep-raisers pay so little
attention-in fact none at ALTO NUT
ton sheep. Surely in country SO well
adapted TO their production there
should be thousands ia many localities
where there is now scarcely one. We
think any claim that there is not suffi-
cient appreciation of good mutton in
the markets and among buyers is
wholly unfounded, and firmly believe
that customers put up with Merino-
Mexican mutton only because they are
unable to obtain n supply of better
quality. There is nothing to show that
choice mutton sheep are not always
in brisk demand, though there are not
enough of them brought TO market in
Western towns to establish for them
such an appreciative price as they
would sell for if butchers could rely on
obtaining a regular supply, even after
educating their customers to demand
that class of meat.
Kansas and Nebraska each alone
should have million of Southdowns,
Cotswolds, Shropshircs and their
grades and crosses, and their people
have the means of making fame and
fortune as producers of such stock if
they would only act upon the idea.
Those who have tried the crossing Of
Cotswolds and Mcrinos in other States
have been immensely pleased with the
results, which are a large carcass OF
good meat and heavy fleece of fairly
good wool. For a man who has a Tx
ing for sheep we know of no more
promising undertaking than raising
those of some such grade, using from
the beginning blocky thoroughbred
rams of the breed preferred on the best
ewes obtainable, and good flock could
with care soon be built up, even if
nothing better than very common ewes
were begun with.-RdnsdS city Ind
c0foy
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MILK FOR TYPHOID FEVER.

Surgeon-General Barnes, about three
years ago, heard of an allopathic phys
ician in Virginia, who, il is alleged, never
failed TO cure typhoid fever. As there
were many in the United States army
dying with that disease, General Barnes
concluded to visit the ancient Virginia
doctor and learn how he treated his
typhoid patients. When he met the old
gentleman, the General inquired :
"What is the mode of treatment by
which you succced?" "Why," replied
the venerable physician, otis the sim
plcst thing in the world. All you've
got TO do is to get the patients stomachs
in good order, and then diet Them on
buttermilk; that's all. never lose a
patient, if he isn't in a collapsed con-
dition when | get to him." Surgeon
General Barnes tells me that he adopted
the buttermilk treatment among the
soldiers in the army, and has found it
most cliicacious. :. 1t appears that some
ten years ago the medical scientists of
France and Russia compared notes as
10 the use of plain sweet milk in the
treatment of their hospital typhoid
patients, and concurred in the decision
that milk not only has a wonderful
efficacy in typhoidal cases, but also
in the treatment of fcvers generally.
An eminent medical man, professor
i'm New York eclectic medical college
DR.. Northumberland your cores
pendent, few weeks before he died,
(his death took place year ago. that
he had found 10 be substantially true
all that is set forth relative to plain
sweet milk and buttermilk. and that
the latter "actcd like charm in cases
of nervous debility. II is great bless
ing-this discovery" said he.-Bali-
s,,n,.o Tlo,,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-15

The journal Of Chemistry recon-
inends :he use of alcohol for burns
Saturate soft fabric with alcohol, lay
il over the burn and cover with cotton
or finely picked oakum. This is the
most clcanly dressing that can be
adopted. II may be thought that alco-
hcl applied to burn win produce more
pain; but try ii and you win be agree
ably surprised to observe how quickly
it will allay the pain. Subsequently
disturb the dressing q little Is possible
wet the dressing occasionally with alco-
hol, and the result You viii find better
than by any other method,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-15

The Silk Culture Association held its
annual meeting in Philadelphia last
week, when prizes were awarded to
the growers of the finest and best CO.
coons. II is proof of the increased
interest felt in this industry through
out the country, that while last year
competitors for the prizes came from
only four States, this year they repre-
sented twelve. These competitors, of
course, are only silk growers Of some
experience and skill. Cuttings and
eggs have been distributed during the
year to innumerable others throughout
the country, for the most part farmers
wives and daughters who wish to sup
plement their incomes by the proceeds
of this work The first premium was
awarded to a lady in San Rafael, Cali
fornia; others went to Kentucky, Flor
ida, Pennsylvania and Kansas, which
fact shows how wide is The belt Of soil
and climate in which slk-growing can
be carried on successfully. One of The
premiums was won by Russian Mem
monte colony. Indeed the foreigners
among us are quicker than Americans
to perceive and seize the chances await
ing them here.
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DISEASED BRANCHES.

A correspondent of the Indiana
Farmer says:
''ln trees there are numerous diseases
and accidents to iniure and kill branches
and twigs. These parts, in dying, re-
quire large quantity of sap that should
be given to the other parts, thus vast
ing what should be carefully used, and
at the same time spreading the seeds
of decay throughout the whole system.
Soon the bark becomes rough, the
leaves turn yellow, and the fruit loses
its color and flavor, and the tree per-
ishes
"On the same principle, if. limb
breaks off, the stump should be care
fully cut smooth, so as to diminish the
surface of the wound and facilitate the
recovery. If tree becomes decaycd
on one side, or has a decaycd spot in
any part, all the injured wood should
be cut out and the healthy wood fresh
ened, SO that the cambium layer may
spread over the part and the healing
be completed.
"The physiology and hygiene of trees
should be studied as closely as those
subjects concerning the human body,
for in this lies the secret of success with
the old and injured trees. The knife
and saw shonld be freely used, and in
every case neatness and care should be
observed, as smoothness of cutting
facilitates the recovery of the wound"
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SH sss bssissss nov bsSsss sSs public. Cap
lta1 nj noei)sd. We VII seBgt yoe. No., Woas-
-, boys aBl gigls vastsl svsEyubsss = WORK
~. or s;vs vesS $3.50 ~ - ~ sss.ssss'
No 0thsT basiD0D Will psy y0u Daaxiy - we'll
No o. 60 fh1I - mAko saognsas pey b engzx-
~ g oaee. Cestly cqt1t e.d tsrns lSss. 1onsy
3nCB Co., Augnsda. moins. n-2s-3s
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uofcc people srs always On ths ieskent for
vyyOC chances 70 inersass thsir sarpinGs. and
In time beconns wealthy th0ss who do not i'm
We Offer gTaas chance - mako m0esy. We
waas many msn, v0Ensn, girls and boys u work
Tor - Tight In thelr evn localities. Any oas csB
do Tie w0Fk properly from ths nrst start. The
5uslDess viii pay more Than tn times ordinary
wages. kxpssstvs 0at1t fsnfshed free. No one
who ese1ges hils - mAes moesy Dptdlys You
can devots your whole tins 10 The worn, or oniy
yoaT spoHs mosnsnts. Idll in1ogmn11so ed eli
thst = nes5sd sent FREE AddrsW sTuB1u . Co.,
roulasd. 1ains. 11-8-59
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FOR SALE,

9s0 acres In sec. 80, twp. ~, =. -, Gypsum twp.
leo acres In Sc. y, twp. -, r. 81, Alton twp.
lee acres In &c. -, twp. -, r. w, Ohio twp.
lee acres in sec. ~. twp. y, z. Az. Erie twp.
Al Of the above lands will BE- cold for each, Tor
third cash. a issy ass 0tu sfsvsf % aay Of fkfn.
An energetic man can invest the proceeds Of his
crops IN U. >. pr esnts In shrss years snd 1--we
u spelL ON the ints. est. ~
Harris q Harris.
tOAee same building with U. .. Land oMce
E-u
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MEDICAL.
A Prophet lIOnored 10 HIS Own Country,
even Ia tis Own House.

The honest, simple narrative Of MrLs,J. Whip
who rslte, at No. III williams street, Providence
R. l.;
During the past slx o. seven years have been
severely afflicted with Kidney disease, causing in.
tense backachss. dizziness and other severe pains
through my body and limbs rendering mo NO weak
and PROSTATE that ut times II was impossible for me
to do any part Of my hoasewOrk. have had also
HatCring Of the heart, and was terribly distressed
for breath. ! was very miserable. aud completely
worn out and discouraged; 1 had no ambition to
undertake to do anything. and barely sufficient
strength TO render existence dtsInble. having
failed 10 hnd Auy relief from the dOstors p-escrp
tIonG AZ this trying crisis trlead persuaded me
to obtain 4 bottle Of Hunts Remedy. and now re.
Iolce thAtI followed tho lrlOndly advice, for the
Remedy actedIike charm In my case Alter had
tAkeifR few do u, my ,heslh began 10 improve:
felt better every way. The iluttcring Of the heart
the interse backschts and terrible snOrtIe& Of the
breath speedily disappeared, my Auength and am
bit!on soon returned, and before had taken two
bottles OF the Remedy was entirely we'll and able
70 wash and iron and DO my homework. o. ca In
u while / anu troubled with the headache. and Is
soon as am taken ! resort TO Hunts ReLedy. and
a few doses TX meal right l shall ncrcrbs with.
cut Tin the future. l have frequently recon-.
msnitd the Hunts Remedy to mY friends and
they have experienced relief from the Ant dos.
heartily recommend II IN all who are afflicted with
kidney dhease or Diseases o. the Liver, bladder CT
Urinary organs. think no family should be with.
Quit g..
= N'%'.. NES. 8. J. WHIP.
- No III Williams 81 pnovll, nca Il III
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HOME PROOF.

,,,..,,,d live, diseases and Rheumatism
AIaT f.Tfi6Iy-"SothIng seemed to help me !;
sus ,I5 nat lei Out Of bed. DR.. smith Gnted me-
@alu ho' ZEPT. PhILLiPS
Wheeling. VIVA.
c.,,b polypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice-suf
END UT ytAn; patent medicine IMied 70 ne'p ne'
Dt smith eOlnp'''''' CHARLES CHADDUCK,
Of EpeIdel 4 Co, Wheeling, Viva.
r..-,,,I, and liberated stOmAch.-"Treatmen
nFI Tiled 10 give u q relief. Dr. Smith cured
70. THUMAS HOLT, insurance agent.
@ ss-"Had them for fourteen yeais; Dr smith
IT, LOUIS +. WASHINGTON.
SsmidlG, Running Sores on head.E"My son was
,si,rtfI for fourteen years Nothing seemed 10
asPasn' W. ' MIS-, CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling. VIVA
C.nret-"suiieIed for Tears win Cancer. Had II
~, mi three times. It returned alter each opent
oa Dr. smith cured me r,!aoqi fiie' sesSe or
Els, fk,ulA Of Anus-FlAt Of my back for Is
xerN Reported dying. III. smith cured me with.
0a'tH''e' III H'' "'' THOMAS coLv1N,s
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
Ulrt.auOns Of KcCtum, frolApeus and Plea
-SWU given mp to die and pronounced incura'
M. Dr.. smith cured he wIthout knife"
wv WASHINGTON DELAEY,
Martina Ferry.
Rev, n. o. LAdd writcs:-"Dr. Smiths probes
,op,l ,ctyice, In my family have been most salts.
Lt1ry. and commend him 10 all as gentleman
Nd snIillul physician"
M Margaret ROlO sAyS:-'l had been suffering
irsytn Yeas and treated BY many physicians for
tpIet4it, DR. Smith Maid had taps worm. and
d esnt hours removed a mon ter 109 feet long,"
Female C0mpAInlA-1hree years Ia hospitals for
kT.les sIyc the peCu lar advantages In suck cases
PsnRs cured Of CatArrh, diseases OF heart, liver,
tbaUh kidneys skin, blond, nervous affections
,I EpaknesSe, Of mtn and youth, scrofula and
lShnL testify 10 my success.
FIts cured without the knife. ~
htIeais at distance may DO treated BY letter and
ha,tarllOn guaranteed. A chart Tor SELF examinR.
TIN snt IN receipt Of two thtec-cent stamps, and
LITiCe returned Tree. .....,-.
(oS,uIuliOr al office FREQ. Office hours from "a.
LDfE.H, daily. Call on or adde's
JOHN \. SMITH, N. n,
nyll No 1904 ChApliue 81. Wheeling. W. Va.
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To the Edlt0f oil lne IutelugCnCtl' .|.r
Sm:-Marion county Is in the Mononga
hela valley, adjoining Harrison and Mon
ongalia counties.
Marion county voted one hundred thou
sand dollars to the proposed railroad, and
had il not been for Monongalia, that county
OF moss. backs, we would have had ere this
a road TO Clarksburg
Several freshets have been in the river
here, and our people ever alert and active
have shipped several RATS some 90 up 10 this
time, for which they will receive large
price.
We desire to refer TO the matter in the
Sunday Register last week concerning Hon
Charles Z. Wells. We have TO Say that
the attack Is prompted by envy. Mr.
Wells character is above reproach, and nc
man can Justly charge upon him any thinI
that Ia dishonorable,
Shame on the Committee on Resolutions
in Warrington.
Perhaps they want to 60 to the Legisla
ture, which they never can do as long al
Mr.. Wells wants to go.
We have two excellent county news
papers, the THea FirginiGn and. index.
WoRTHISGToE, W, Va, April 1883. y
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white 6lR52c: mixed 40a5Oc. Rye quiet at 67afnc
Hay UNCHANGED and quiet Provisions steady VIII
tlir demand Butter dull; western packed i7A2Sc
roll liAlse. iEGEsl steady atilTc Petroleum un
ehAnged. coTSs Arm: BIO clHgOes, ordinary 70 hIi
slnaglc Sugar steady; soft SIC Whisky quieI
ANEw YoRK, April To-Day Goops-Expof,s oil
domestic cottonSt6e past week I6Ii packages slnet
the mt Of January 44tb9 packages Ag&inst a9.G6i
the me time laSl year. and 20 ESQ the Same time In
1881, and 81 6S ID 1850 The chief demand u
agents has been for moderate selections Of fcaSopA
= specialties and such miscellaneous Rs,ottmehtS
as arc necessary tn keep ObbIns stocks In order aud
meet the request At hALd. There isA little inoIG
Inquiry for c othing woOlmS, and some western
mArkelsihte better represented.
TOLEDO, ONO, April lo--Soon Board Wheat
/ O33: May 81 OyjS June 81 lO5G; Ju'y Si0yi.: HI:
gut 81 0slI: year 81 06k. CHtu nnncr No spot
aud April iSHG; May 647Sc bid, 1i9ic asked. Oats
quiet; No. 2ii1Gc; Clcsed.Wheat hrul; No 2 n.d
TX bld: July 81 tS; August 4 e ~? sep SSy
Der 81 ok Year 81 or Corn Steidy: 30 spOt
6S1sc: April 63Hc bid; May 6S4c; June 661ic BID
Oats quietAnd unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. April l0-Flour dull and unset
tied, Wheat arm: 10. : rcd In elevator 81 IL. No
red April 81 l6al Il; May 81 lS&l lS1E June 81 ~
al lg,<: July o. l55+al I6E, Com, options opened
hrm; car lots ~ fair demand; No. 5 yellow &c;
steamer 6pc: sail mixed &c. EGil yellow CSC: sal
mixed April 6in69Izzc; May 6ll6Ii.c; June 6ixS
6lszo: July 66LSA6SEc. oGU frmUr; No. 2 mixed
b21sc: white 52tS4bSc Provisions steady: new mess
PORK SO 50. Eggs scarce and arm at lSc. Others
unchanged.
GrorsslrI. April l0.-Cottou dull and un.
changed. Flour DUH family q 60s4 S. Wheat 10
fsir demand at 81 on spot: 81 O6If July. Corn
quiet and firm At SIC SPOT: o45c May. ONs stronger
a. i5Hc. Rye trm at 81 s4a621{c. Barley steady At
t2a6Sc. Pork steady Al SIS So Lard firm At $40 ~
Bulk meats quiet and steady; dsrs 81 5G clear
no $40 0O. Blcou steady sud unchanged. Whikky
hfm At 10. Butter steady and unchanged.
EAST LnEErY, Pa, April Observation-Disclosures
ia head. Market slow at about yesterdays prices
HoSs-ReceiutS SIS head. Market active; PhilR.
delphias SS00aS %: Workers q 65aT IS. I
sheep-Receipts SOU head. Market firm at yes.
terday'S prices.
TrusyILlE, Pa. April lo.-oIl opened at S9IISc;
highest s!3c; lowest So 10; closed at 9Oc shipments
on the Sth and 9Th 1889 barrels charters 30 7g3
barrels runs IS, 5o2 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS. April l0-Codee strong and
higher: BIC catgots, common 10 prime 7Ailc. Sugar,
quiet and unchanged. MolAises nominally un.
changed. - ~
BRADFORD, Pa, April lo-Petrolcum-Markc
steady and firm; opening at soc; highest 9l+c: low
est Ssc clOsilyat 9Oc. Clearances 8! O O0 barrels
CINCINNATI. April ln.-Liye hogs active and firm;
eommol and llsht 80 65; picki0g aud bltche
" 2Ois TO- Receipts 7U head; Ahipuents Ito mead
OIL CRY. April Observation-Disclosures
SooOeoO barrels. between sy4y!1Sc, closlng 1t VOC
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A sure cure for Blind Bleeding, Itching and
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 Ave min.
dtes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment ab-
serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed, acts as poultioe, gives Instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
FOR sale by all druggists and mailed On re-
cept Of price, 81 90.
For sale by J. +. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. K.
McConAhey, Bridgeport, o. pAw
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BY DR. FRAxrERs MAGIC OINTMENT. Curei
As II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads OF
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on tho Face
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beGuti
tul. Also cores Itch. Salt Rhsun, Bore Nip
Piles, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sold BY all drugglsh and mailed on re
ceipt Of price, 80 cent?.
II. r. shirk and Logan 4 Co., Agents q
Wheeling, and B. K. Aeoonahey, Agent q
Bridgeport ptW
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When hrst my soul leAped up to thine,
And telt the ttGmOr u new wings,
And louIed TO soar with thee 10 things,
Unknown, uniAthOmed and divine,
Lille into splendid sunshine brnke,
And action 10 higb purpose woke.
And all the hours weIeEwset aud fine.
Death and despairn no longer spread
Their hnArss beiOrO my puzzled eyes;
As mist from rosy morning tiles, '
SO doubts and hateful pAIAiUlIS He'd;
Heats chaos into order grew
And hope iOnder rapture knew,
When by our Kisses We were wed.
The music Of the mnrnIng spheres
May into jarinv dicOrl fan:
And Itim disorder may Hppal
Our fellows with unnumberGd ieArS:
Hut our loves harmony shall last,
And lntn nOblCst meaSnIeS cast
Shall echo though tho tleetiug yeAn,
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Tho Political Newspaper,

From the ChIpgo Inter Ocean lKep.). ...-.
The character Of the political newspaper
has changed greatly in the LIST forty years
II was years ago constructed or made up
for the partiSaus or politicians alone. i
had, like the stump speech, only one side
and only by accident reached those OF the
opposite party. Now the political paper
goes as newspaper Into the hands Of the
massef: and It's influence IL not measured
nv he arguments alone, but by the political
news from all parts Of the country. TC
many men the logic Of events, al marked
ont or indicated in the dispatches, is Al
convincing as the discussions and com
ments on the editorial page. The paper
goes into the hands Of all classes, reaches
the yonng and the old, and carries with 4
everywhere the prestige Of alertness, enter
prise and iullness Of information.
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When ali other remedies fail DE-. FRAzrER'l
koor BlrTKRs will cure General Debility
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all disease
ariaing from Disordefed Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys. y-fiIt..- q. .lG. -. i,
'tFor several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at q time
I was confined 70 the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until
heard Of you Root BltterS. have taken
the Root Bittefs ioT two weeks and they hAv,
-estored me to my former health.
's- u ls JnAH RoIAhD, Cleveland, o.
For sale by J. 7. ghirk, Logan q Co., alst
ohAs. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and r. K
McConAhey. Bridgeport. II. ~ DAw
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MEDICAL.
i SLIGHT ODDS.
A Little Story with a large Moral-0ne
Man who knew his own Basiness.


Man who knew his own business.
mo, my dear,p said the venerable keeper Of
country store to tlnid little girl whose heat
scarcely came up 10 the level Of the counter. "Eo
my dear. We haven't any RID flannel, but We hay'
some iirat rate New Orleans rolAAsCs." sottl!
limiting that size didn't think that would ausweI
tho purpose quite AZ well, the child went her way
In search Of tho article she wanted.
"Have you 3EEsoE's CAPcISE PLAsTRRs 2
asked gentlemen Of ccrtAin druggis. whose
name could DO given were 1t desired. "a am
troubled Just now with q touch Of my old friend.
the lumbago, and the Gcnsons Fll,,cr seems to 60
to the ;ot almost US soon as touches ,heskin."
mot at present." replied the druggist genIally.
"but we have lots Of plastcs Just as good. There Is
Allcock'S, the Cspsicum and othen-wou't one Of
them do as wsllf" .l. .." f.
my dear sr," retorted tho gentleman, with q
.llght show OF temper, lSay nothing against those
articles, but ! ap business man, aud always AJAX
iorpreciseiy what want, and for nothing else. l
may GnlIghten you, however, when say that
sometime ago, for another discue, OF which the
Capcine has since cured me, tried all those you
mention. with no apprccIab!c benefit They are
inefficient every one Of them, The meRnest act OF
the proplleton OF some OF them being this: that
they make plAiterI with similar sounding names to
deceive the unwary into believing they are the
same thing, Experience laugh. me the difference.
iii 80 TO the next man In your line. Good day."
Be on your guard against limitations. The gen.
uine has the word CAPClsE cut clearly Ia the
middle OF the plaster. AL Others arc impositIons.
seaNury Il johnson, Chemists, New York.
mIlT.REkw fHI
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Or, ]. E. SMITH,
No. 1901 Chapline Street.
Near Fourteenth Street.

-. ,.,, evidence OF physicians success Is The
nc @T' oI III PATIENTS The Increasing demands
tsMCa1, ~ .i1uai IcryIcts prove That have deal!
s@S.S and ay with thCe no nave nsG.ss
nj he 'rt rave many bundled certificates
rli thoss Sbon have cured after they had been
lpa a w. 4 iucIfAbie. A thorough medical euu'
pr,soaG,I,S,Hh many years hospital experience and
;4T SI, with ihcIAputc agents, close 90 cry
peSSiaTti'iss Sss ,a nee
kauSn Dosit,s, aud hAiky give the patient my
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FINAsCIAL AND ConnERoIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
~. INTELLiGRNCRR oYIios,
WussUt IVA TNteadaV Anil IN

lNThlkl4hhNNbh uEVSb1t
WHEELING, Tuesday, April 10.
A number OF changes are reported this morning
in the Wholesale grocery line, COtlees and sugar
have declined: good tradsIs being done. Several
other changes outside Of the articles mentioned
viii be noticed The provision trade y steady hui
Is nothing extra, The cattle market shows slight
advance. Grain remains quiet.
Grdia-wheAt 81 lOal Taper bushel. State oats
40S4Sc western oats On the track 50L5Sc. Rye 7odbc,
and very little offering. state corn h5c
FIoar-RRncy patenp, (sprlng and winter 81 f9a
rs: st. Louis (WHIeE) 81 bOa6 70; fancy tAmlly
white amber and winter 90 O3A6 Is; choice family
tCholce rcd winter Is bla6 o. Xxx family (medlum
winter IS 60ib IS: xxx bakers lMinneSntAJ 50 5A
50; Xxx bakers wisconsin, S. 75A6 %. Corn meal
SSa90c In pApeF. OltmeAl-mediuIn bhnd-E25a
$50 per Dbl; fancy 81 76As 90 Rye flour 81 Soa4 rs.
lfLl FIel-WhItC mlddllugs 81 O0A25 70: coarse
do so co. seconds SIS 90 bran SIS O0al6 %: chopped
feed $50 o.
Hay aud SruS-Phme timothy bAlcd at $40 0Oa
II OJ. according TO quality, per ton; prime new
loose s. 00A9GQ. ..o. .,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-11

Cue--Steers aud hciters weighing from 700 TO 800
lbs, 55ta6c; 300 to 1000 lbs, 6A61ic; extra. exc
mich COWS, $50 OOa50 %. Bulls, iaixc. Calves, rs
10 size and quality, Sc O0al0 90 per head.
HoCs-Light and rough, 6a5Hc; fair togood, ga
10; extra lard hogs, 7kc, l