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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12
CAMPBELL.
A soclAL EVENT M BROOKE COUNTY
o.l.Srltsd at Bethany Y..t.fdly-rn. Marriage
Of an Accomplished LADY to oas Of the
Faculty ofths Noted InItItutiOn Of
LssrnlDg ia that cOunty.

the most prominent aud brilliant social
event that has taken place in Brooke county
this season, occurred yesterday afternoon at
the hospitable mansion OF Col. Alex. Camp.
bell, at Bethany. It was the marriage OF his
daughter, Miss Mamie, TO Prof. B. c. Haser-
man, 3 well known member of the faculty
OF Bethany College.
The ceremony, which took place In the
large parior at 2 O'Clock, was Witnessed BY a
large number OF friends from Brooke county
and this city, and several from other States.
The large room In which the guests gathered
was artistically decorated with flowers and
eyeigreens, Prot Pendston, President Of
Bethany College, In beautiful and impres.
siye manner made them man and wife. The
attendants were: Mr.. Bond, OF Lawrence
burg, Ky., and Mis- Elda Moore, OF Wells
burg; Mr.. Alex. Campbell, Jr., and Miss
Mary Campbell, OF this city; Mr.. King PEN
dleton and Miss Irene Myers; Prof. J. F.
Eastwood, OF Bethany Coll &c, and Miss
Emma Newcomer, OF Uonnellsville, Pa: Mr..
John o. Pendleton and Miss Ida Curtis, and
Mr.. Andrew Wilson, Jr., and Miss Matte
Paxton.
Miss Campbell made a lovely bride, and
never did she look more charming or happier
than when, alter the final word had been
said, sbe stood leaning on the arm OF her hus-
band receiving congratulations. She was
arrsyed In a handsome bridal costume, and
in her dark trcsses she wore orange blossoms.
Miss Campbell Is one Of the most accom-.
plishsd and entertaining, ladies. in the pan
Handle and In winning her hand Prof. Ha.
german has secured prize he may well be
proud OF. The bridesmaids were all stylishly
dressed in light colors.
Immediately after the ceremony, dinner
was announced. This was regular feast OF
good things. About o'clock carriages were
taken, and the wedding party drove 70 Wells
burg, where Professor and Mira Hagerman
took the Pan Handle train for the West
They will take two weeks bridal trip and
then return to Bethany. They will reside al
the Campbell residence. Colonel Campbell
and his esttmable wife leave for their South
ern plantation the first OF October, and will
be gone until June. The bride received
large number Of very valuable and beautiful
presents.
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BELL,AIRE.
Debt on n Soldiers Recommendations
News Notes.

Debt on n Soldiers Moaument-Other
News Notes.
The Windsor Hotel will be open for guests
September 20.
Miss Emma Lewis, OF Columbus, is Whiting
friends in the city.
The Crystal Window Glass Works has
made its first shipment
CO, Crafty Is moving his family back from
st, Clairsville, where they lived during the
past summer. ...
Frank Graft has returned to the Deaf and
Dumb Institute at Columbus, after his sum
mer's vacation.
Mrs. Thomas II. Morris Is home after a
visit OF some weeks at Newark and other
points In Ohio.
The filling for the siding from the o. V. r.
R. to the South Bellaire factories, is approach
ing completion.
Rev. T. H. Taylor spoke on the Second
Amendment at the Winebrennarian Church
Monday night, and will speak again on the
same subject tonight at Glencoe.
]. NJ. Ebsrle, the contractor who built the
soldiers monument, 10 about to begin legal
proceedings TO get the balance due him,
s5l2 10, for which be has waited until his
patience Is exhausted.
A woman's Christian Temperance Union
was formed on Monday afternoon. Tie
officers elected were Mrs. John Rodefer, Presi-
dent; Mrs. A. L. Wetherald and Mrs. l..
Sheets, Vice Presidents; Mrs. James Elton,
Secretary; Mrs. Jonathan Huffman, Treas
urer. The next meeting will be held at Mrs.
Gray's, on Belmont street, Thurday at three
O'Clock. All ladies are earnestly requested
TO Join this movement,
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The Event viii Occur again on Oct. 9th

There was excitement through the land
over the 18th August (l59th Monthly Draw
ing OF The Louisiana State Lottery. Gen'ls
q. +. Beauregard, Of La, and Jubal A. Early,
OF Va, both Of them used to hot weather,
foundit warm. As the Wheel Of Fortune
reyolyed, 1t evolved this result! Ticket No.
9L177 drew the first pr,zs OF $4,000 and
placed with others among the happy purchaS,
ers OF fiths OF 81 each we're Rev. Moses Faro
vioh, OF No. 6s4lI South Canal St, Chicago,
I'LL, and W. 7. Muse, Of Rocky Mount, n. O.
No. OF, $50 drew the second price OF 81, 900
sold also In fiiths at 81 each, TO Samuel Selig
and DR.. ]. N. Littlehale, OF Selma, Ala, and
Gustav Bauman, OF No. 10 W. Monroe st.,
tcare OF the Preble Machine Works 90. J Chi
cago, III. No. 97,58s drew the third prize OF
$40, O0o-sold as . whole Of IS TO Jack Grayes,
the driver OF the stookell Fire Engine Co., OF
Nashville, Tenn. Nos. 1919 and 1910
drew the fourth two prizes OF q, 900 each, and
vera sold in fitths at 81 each, TO Messrs. WIN.
E. Oates, @. Willis, A. A. Prescott and Robt
Payne, Of Vicksburg, Mica; Mr.. ]. v. Ven
derSmith, OF 2O2S Locust ct, philadelphia,
and . party In New Orleans, La, among
others-so on ad infHi.uH. tall goes over
again on the 0 h day Of October, and all In,
formation can be had on application to N. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. paw
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PERSONAL MENTION.
New. and Gossip in Reference 10 variou
People.

News and Gossip In Reference 10 various
People.
DR.. aud Mrs. Taft, OF Cincinnati, are at the
Mcclure House.
MI. L. N. Logan, OF 'Parkenburg' Is here
with one OF his fine horses.
Mr.. Charles Gambrill, q large coal man oil
ParkersburI, Is at the stamm.
Miss Lille McWilliams, Of Grrtton, return
ed TO the Wheeling Female College yesterday
NJ. G, Totem, ESQ.,, ex-member OF the Leg &
lature from Mineral county, is taking In tue
Fir.
Nj. and Mrs. G. W. Wilkinson are visiting
In Charleston, the guest Of Captain George
Hubbard.
Mrs. James G. Marshall and Miss Tia E.
Marshall, OF Fairview, Hancock county, were
In tho city yesterday.
VIII, Doyeuer, Nelson Cecil and Albert
Whitaker left yesterday morning for Gam
bier College, Kenyon, Ohio.
Mr.. John T. Harris Of Detroit, Mich, with
his wife, nee Miss Lizzie Lazier, were In the
city Yesterday, on their way home.
Mr.. VIII MONEYS handsome face was OBJ
seryed at the head Of several Monroe county
visitors to the city and fair yesterday.
Mes,rs Abram Wilson and ]. L. Mccall
Lock TWO Of Short Creek prominent farmers
ware on the State Fair grounds yesterday.
Messrs. w. H. Sharpe, William Scott John
Bnrns and W, r. Markle, prominent citizens
of Steubenyille, were at the Mcclure House
yestardsy, having come down TO take In the
Expo.
M Henry Ridman arrived home last even
ing from Pittsburgh. He was the first
Though passenger over the Baltimore &
Ohio's new line, via the Hempfeld, recently
Opened for through traffic.
Mrs, Williams (nee Miss Laura Hall) wife
OF Lieut.. Williams, U. s. A., Is visiting her
parents, II has been over three years since
She was married and went to the far west 70
live, and this Is her first visit TO her old
home.
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ciTY nArTERs.
Brief Notes ON current Events OF Minor
Interest.

WILLIAM RApCLiFH fell through coal hole
on Sixteenth street last night and injured
his left leg and strained hisleft arm slightly.
On. WV. GRIMES, OF Steubenyille, will lee
lure in the First N. e. Church, Bridgeport,
Il Is evening for the Prohibition Amend
menL
The breeders OF Jersey cattle In attendance
Mt the fair will meet Thursday evening at the
Entry Clerks office TO form jersey Cattle
Breeders Association.
The Beethoven Singing Society, under the
leadership OF Mr. Julius Lohse, visited Mar
tins Ferry last night and serenaded Mr..
Fred Muegge, ex-secsetsry OF the Society.
Mr.. @. W. CoHSoR recovered his horse and
buggy, supposed To have been stolen Monday
night. The rig was. left In front OF the
Female College, from where 1t was taken,
late the same night.
The Association pools sold at the Mcclure
House last evening were nearly all ct the fol-
lowing figures: 237 trot, Harry y, first at
90; feld, $40; DO pace. Matte H., $40; field,
$40; run, Virgins, $40; field, $6.
The Knights Of St George returned from
Columbus yesterday morning ct o'clock via
the B. & O. road much pleased with their Trip
and their treatment while at 0hios capital.
Twenty-seyen members made the tip.
Own hundred invitations have been
issued for reception to be given by Miss
Mollie Doty at her fathers residence on
South Third street, this evening. The music
will be furnished by Kramer, OF Wheeling
IStalbeariRe Gazette.
The spaulding Iron Works, at Brilliant
elected the following directors last Saturday
David Spaulding, G. H. Spaulding, Thomas
Taylor, Louis Clohan, OF Bellaire, Captain
| Cope, spaulding Wallace, OF this city, and
Nj. Rodgers The mill will make iron In
about two weeks. .....
OK Monday q horse frightened at one Of the
| Elm Grove motors, out the pike and ran of,
upsetting the buggy 10 which he was hitched,
and throwing out the occupants, man and
boy. Neither was hurt, and the buggy was
not damaged. The boy was driving at the
time the accident happened.
MIR. II. +. BuRkHEAD, who was conductor
on the B., 2. q C. railroad, and who lost his
left ann and left leg by falling under train
September 16, 1882, has commenced sui,
against the railroad, in which he lays his
damages at $4,000. His attorneys are
spriggs & briggs, and A. J. Pearson, Esq.-
lPoodslfed Spirit.
AT q meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Arion Society held at the club house last
evening, the following were elected directors
for the ensuing year: Messrs. Louis Q. stiiel,
j. L. Sroehlein, j. G. Hoffman, ST., +. Ries.
ter, John A. Hess, Chr. 0rnold, o: ". APP
pepzeller, Louis +. stifel, Henry Blumen.
berg and L. Dechert.
The Douglass Social Club, an organization
OF the best young colored men in the city,
gave ball at the Second ward market hall
last evening, which was largely attended.
~ ha nj oua q
ever seen In colored circles IN this city.
Dancing was INDUCED In till q late hour this
morning, and an enjoyable time was had by
all
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cambron 10 sue the furniture man that seiEed
the furniture he had sold on paymenh. The
suit will hardly be brought. A thorough IN.
vestigation failed to reveal that ahe PAD casn
trunk from Charles Mailman, and ordered
several others that were not delivered;
isptAHAAoLIs, ISp., April 1S.-The descrip-
ton Of the lady In Covlngton, KY, said TO be
playing the "seWing.gifl diploma racket
ialiies exactly even to the nurse and child,
with that OF Madame Durand, q glib-tongued,
soit.yoicod adventures, who, not many
month ago. played aimilar confidence game
Ia this city, by which number ofpoor girls,
who wanted TO combine art with dress.stand.
ing, found them.elveS "blinked" opt Of
amounts ranging from s. 10 SO. Madame
ing nothing In sight. .s0-s'l. ...a-
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Hdv and Sra,u-Prme timothy IS 0oG9OO per ton;
prime baled at 80 0oalo 90 Wheat straw 90 90; oat
PROVISIONS.


GROCERIES,.
Green Ra s eG sd PEI H c 6s, DO
| So; Java, 20a22c.
Soasea eges-Inpsper, per ID, ~: lower grades,
i2slalS1lc IN bull, l2al21c; Java, bulk, SG 0,>..
Windsor A. SIC; Pnine A, SIC; refined yellow
7hasc; granulated, exc powdered. s1lc; crushed.
9Ec; cut LOAF, loc.
SpTups-Choice maple. SOC; choice sugar syrup,
40c prime sugar syrup. 45e.
Rice-Carolina. 6a7c1H.
NelO Orleans AoasstS- Choice, 65c; strictly prime,
SOC; prime, +Sc; good 46c..
Tas-.Young Tyson. per h. 25a4oc; gunpowder
25A75c; imperial 35aboc; Japan, 2Sa1oc ool0ng Ola
76c; Souchong, 22a65c.
Crdles-Sar full weight. l5Ilc; stearine, per sot,
l2Hfc: mould, per set, lie.
brands ilalSc per gal; country, fSai5c per GAL, as
Wooden Rdre--No. tubs, per dozen, 8 2 80;
No. 2 t1es per dozen, 60 80; No; 9 tubs
pals, 81 90; keeles per nest 81 IS; butter tub,
80 lbs capacity 81 3d. do, IS lbs capacity, q 90 do Is
lbs capacity, g So washboards, plain, q Soal rs
Canned GoodS-pie peaches, 3 ID q 10; peaches, G
Id g. 90; tomatoes 10, Bakers, 81 co. sweet corn,
81 GOAL 25; Winslow corn, 81 81 strawberries, ID,
81 Is: hlackberries h.. 81 %; raSpbctHes, ID,
Dried Frtlts-Eew cyapofated pared peaches 2ga
SCI impaired do lba!6c; raspberries S5aS6c. black.
berries 10r. New sun dried-Apples, quarters 7c
sliced, SA9c; .pesches. new halves, GIs599<c; do
Sc; do. raspberIies siAS5c; pitted cherries 27a29c
New evaporated apples 16al7c; apples very slow.
0ls-Lard oil. extra western strained, 95casl %
carbon oil, sc white mlneis oil, winter strained,
chstst-b quoted In isbsing at lOc for prime
a17e. according 70 equality. hmbuger l2c
so 80.
busGei clover small seed IS oOas 81; large IS iSa
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The drilIers at the Central Glass Works gas
well finished boring through the big vein OF
hard rock yesterday, and are now working In
a peculiar shale. The flow Of gas has grad.
ualy increased, as 1t was predicted It would.
This Ia COED indication that the big vein is
not far of. Toe gas was lighted last night,
and blazed up ght or nine feet from the
mouth Of the hole.
Operations have ceased at the Bellaire gas
we'll again. The we'll cayed In while the
men were boring Monday night, and snapped
the rope, leaving the drill, bit and all down
at the bottom.
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oIscwsArr, O., September ll.-River 4 feet
0 inches; clear and pleasant.
oAIEo, September lI.-Riyer feet 0 inches
and falling; weather clear; thermometer "a.
EVANSVILLE, ISD., September l1.-Riyer 0
feet and falling, Arrlyed-H. N. sWertser
from Greensboro.
LoubyILLE, September li.-Riyer on q
stand al 3 feet 10 inches In the canal and less
on falls; clear and pleasant,
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can save money by calling aud examining
the large stock oil Cashmeres and Fancy
Drtss Goods at all prices, from l0c up. Elan.
nels, Blankets, Comforts 90 pieces new Car.
50e; 500 Window Shades Of % and SOC; 10000
bolts wall Paper at 10, and q thousand other
Articles sold Of reduced prices exclusively FOR
cash, at John Roemer's Dry Goods. Carpet
and wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20lo and
2O2i Main street, Centre Wheeling,
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principally dress goods very largely oyorsod. Mlk;
iurfs such as Irish freiEea are scarce Jersoyl and
JetSey cloth arc In large teVuOst and no supply.
Drcai goods In large delivery. Prints doing welt
GinghRms doing well as could DO expected tot the
knit woolens are In wide request. Printing cloths
fIm at SIC. or per cent advance. Amoskeag fancy
and plaid ShirtinR, also mapped and plaid mapped
chevlots each advanced ~ per cent. Brown hnu
bleAched SheetingS aud shlrtlngs are steady order
inquiry. For many moderate 10 good shipments Of
alnS corset Jeans and SeleSAs are In tteady aSoft
nenl roman, -
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John D. Heinlein, representative Of our
factory, will take pleasure In showing full
line oil our work at Wells & Dents wholesale
drug store, Bridgeport, o., Opposite Wheel.
ina 10 all merchants doing business in towns
where our goods have not already been
placed. Our regular customers especially
are invited 10 examine our Job list which
J. W. WALKER,
Worcester, Mas.
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PrrnBUR0H, Pa. September ll.-when the FIX
change opened In the afternoon the greatest excite
ment prevailed. which continued through the res.
lon. Tho market was strong and advancing, and
a strong disposition was manifested 10 buy; opened
at 81 0399SS aud advanced and closed Of 81 lb54.
BRADFORD, Pa, September 1i.-Ctudeoll excited
and ADVANCING total runs Monday 8,761 barrels;
total shipments 65,77S barrels: charters lI7,i2l;
cleGranceS 6,OSl0GO: United Pipe Line certificates
s 1914; Lowest 81 u.
OIL CRY, PA September 1.-THE oil mNtket
was very firm and opened Al 81 10; closed at 81 ID;
higest figure 81 l6S lowest o. l2H Sales ~ 600
barrels CleRranCes 10 September TO- 9,7i6Oc0 bar
relS.
NEW YoRK. September II. Petroleum frmer;
United 81 l6; crude 7t<aSc; refined SkaS1tc.
BALTIMORE, September 1l.-petroleum dull and
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WHEELING. Tuesday. September ii. !

ndAAL1NuI 4ueeaAf' osptempeE IL.
No mOteFlGl changes arc to be noted this morning
exceptin butter. which shows an advance, and
eggs which are somewhat drmer. Sugar had q
strong upward tendency at the close Of GondSy's
sales, but was easier this morning, and for that
reason the quotations found below are allowed to
stand. There Ia a better demand for provisions
than there was last week, although prices still Ie
main unsettled. The general volHneot business
in the grocery line continues very steady.
drdiI-Wheat. 81 06 per buShel. State oats sc
Rye coo, but very llLtle In the market. State
corn Coo on the wharf.
Hour-Fancy patents, (Spring aud winter 90 So
St Louis (winter) 20 6Oa6 7b fancy family
white amber and winter % 90; choice family
tchOice red winter IS 50a5 % Xxx family medium
winter IS 60a5 70; xxx bakers (MinueSota) 81 26a
g 80; Xxx bakers Wisconsin, s. 7tG6 @. Corn nea
80 per Dbl; fancy 81 7bas co. Rye flour 81 60al u.s.
MA Feed-Whte middlings SIS 90 coarSe
do 80 co. seconds SIS %; bran SIG co. chopped feed
HGv and Srats-prlme timothy IS OOA9:oO per ton;
prime baled at 80 0oalo co. Wheat straw 60 90; oat
strAw AZ 90,
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BAD BLOOD J!
SCR0FUL0US.
INHERITED.
CONTAGIOUS.

In 1870 scIoiulous Ulcers broke out on my body
until my breast was one mass Of corruption. Some
OF these Ulcers were not less than one and one hall
inches In diameter, the edges rough, ragged, and
seemingly dead, the cavity open 10 the bone and
filed with offensive matter Every thing known 10
the medical faculty was tried In vain. Gradually
the bone Itself became diseased, and then the sui.
fering began In earnest. Bone ucen began 70 take
the place Of t1ose hitherto on the surihce. be.
came mere wreck. For mouths at a time could
not get my hands TO my head because 0f extreme
soreness. Could not tIm III bed. Knew not what
It was TO be an hour even free from pain. Had
reason 10 LOOK upon lie lhei as q cure. In the
summer Of 1880. after ten years OF this Wretched
existence, began TO use the Outicura Remedies,
and after two Yeas persistent use Of them the lat
Ulcer has healed. The dread diIeaSe has sue.
oumbed. All over The breast where was once a
mass Of corruption \. non q healthy skin. My
weight has lnere 4sed from one hundred and TWEEN.
ty.lhroe TO one hundred aud aity.six pounds, and
the good work Is still going on. feel myself new
man and all through the CuIcura Remedies.
JAMES < RICHARDSON,
Custom House. New Orleans
Sworn To before Upit. d States Commissioner
J. D, CkAwgoRp.
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THE State Fair Association has named Fri
day as "CAildrenS Day, and'reducsd ratesar
offered to the school children OF this city and
vicinity. The Board OF Educition will meet
this evening and In. all probability will grant
Friday 10 the teachers and pupils.
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On Wednesday, September 10Th, the B. &
o. will sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati
Exposition at $500 for the round trip; tick
cts good to return five days from date OF sale.
Leave Wheeling at ll:16 !. N. and $40 a. NJ,
city tine, l2.l4.17.l8
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wiLKEspARRE, Pa, September II NUM-
Der two breaker, at the Upper Lehigh, has
burned. 1t was owned and operated by
the Upper Lshigh company. Loss $50.
900. Nearly thousand men and boys are
thrown ont OF employment
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AN receiving my fall stock Of womsn's,
r,IssaS AMI childfen shoes and mems fine calf
hand.Seyed shoes IN all the different styles
10 which I invite an inspection. have
added SeVefal new lines to those have been
keenipe heretofore, making q complete as!ort-
nleat Of One and nediaR goods. =,
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Go TO Logan & Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug
Store for DR.. J. K. Thomas Medicine, in pill
form. The best pill in the market for all
purposas,
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Ca,LpprS's complaints OF the stomach and
bowels are cured BY DR.. WoIthington's chol.
era and DIarrhoea Medicine. Price % cents.
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Wanted-A Girl to do Homework.
Wanted = Apprentice to Learn Dress
making
Wheeling Pottery Company.
Drawing Books and studies-E. L. Nicoll.
James 8. McKelvy-Broker in Petroleum.
]. q. Rhodes & CO.-New Dress Goods.
To the Public-LouisianA State Lottery.
Grand Concert-Fourth page. .
Opera House-Anna L. Dickinson-fourth
page.
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We desire to call the attention Of Mer.
clunts and Milliners TO our unusual large
stock or Notions and Millinery Goods,
which We shall offer 10 the traue at our
well known low prices. ,,,,,, ,,oo
p. S.-We are the only exclusive
Wholesale Millinery House In the State.
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INDICATIONS.

store, Opera House corner yessetuaS'
7.xl2MSr M7nM.l7A.M. IAN. SP.M.7r. N.
u % Il 90 50 rs 70
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. O., September y, 100 4,
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
slightly warmer and fair weather, northerly
winds, becoming variable In the Ohio Valley,
For the Lower Lake Region, slightly
warmer aud generally fair weather, variable
winds, generally from east TO south, and
lower barometer.
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wheeling Live Stock Market,
C1nle-weighing l. 600 lbs, arequeted at iai Nc
weighing from 500 TO 900 lbs, best quality. S<al
milch cows, ss0a50; bulls, aaa1c calves, az 10 dz
and quality, SGai0 per head.
LdathS-i11 Sa6}Ec per ID
Shtep-3hRic per ID.
HOGS-S4abs5zc for bcstgradeS.
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WANTED,

sWAEFED-sALEsMEN 70 0IPpv
our lire Of leans. FiRnncls. otc az ~. NJ
aial,4on, cohnsetitn with ihtir DE, ebi NJ
eSTsasII . hsn5nuisctuttiL A. CkESsHEli 4 MS 5eA
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NEW YoRx, September 1I.-Annsy 2A2k per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6ISA6I< per cent Sterling
Exchange bankers bills quiet al 81 SlH; demand
a IS. .
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THE DAILY Markets.
An Unsettled and varying Stock Market.
PFovIsions. dc.

Atthe opening Of the new York stock market
yesterday prices were lower, but the depression was
only tempOEary,and buying movement settling in,
ASlIght advance was made. THIS, however, wal
followed by general decline. The weakness in
railroad shares was caused by the report that the
Vanderbilt lines were cutting freight fAttE
Flour remains without change compared with
former reports wheat ruled regular yesterday II
lower rates Provisions Hre III good demand at an
vance over former quotations.