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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24

My wife was at the brink Of the grave. She
hsd been given uu to die by three Of ALLIE
gheuy City's best physicians. They all pro-
nounced her dis ase Consumption. Her finger
nails and lips were blue; was pulse les OF the
wrist we were all called to witness her death.
At this moment neiGhbor brought in Dr..
HAhTMAN, who prescribed tessPoonful Of
Pelmd every hour. She improved from the
iless than six monthly she is well. See page
30 in the "Ills Of Life" book you can gel
gratis from your Druggist. II not, address
Dg HARTMAN, CoIumbus, Ohio.
pLw T.s. EBERLKrS, South Chicsgo, Ill.
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ALL TeNtnOss and iil-sPAlth owes lie origin
10 an impure stale Of the blood and weak
ness Of tho urinary rnd digestive organs. A
medicine that will strengthen these organs,
and at the zane time purify the blood, will
assist nature IN caring nsAs'y every disease
A remedy Is Dr, Guys0.t's Yellow Dock and
SarsaparIlla, and, although 1t posetsNs nc
cathRrtic or diuretic effect, its ute will soon
establish q regular habit OF body % well a
cure weakness Of the kidneys, indicated BY
urinary sOdiEoS,S, NERVOUSNESS, ole, pAN
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DIED.

MEDER-cn Thurrday, November %. 1888, at 10
A. " at tho residence Of her Eoo, Cha:es &edeEr
No. If6 Woods street, AfS. JOHANNA MEDTR, IN
her 6Sth year.
Fuaeral on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Fliends OF tbs family are invited. Interment at
Pesinsula Cemetery.
MILLIGAE-On ThurSdly. November %, 1858, Of
O'Cl0CkP. NJ, HAIRY ClISToH, infant tou OF ".
A. and Belle V. Mile an agcd 6mouths and Is days
Funeral from residence Of parents, 2ll7 Eon
street, Saturday morning alto O'Clock. 1ntermeni
at Greenwood Cemetery.
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LEoAL NorloEn.
MARKET STREET PROPERTY F0T

-ANA 6Al4hs
Pursuant 10 a decree made By the yrr,,..,
Court Of wheeling on the eighth dSy Of SS .S.s
Der. 1883 III the suit In chancery belwetn e..
K. Tingle, admlnistrator OF lanes II. EoiS,tb W
ceased, Plaintiff. AID Benlumin Usher Sai ~ Ss
Defendants. will, Is commissioner IN 10; Al ~
cree, '@ w
ON SATURDAY, TIE TwESTY.SE oyn nav
or DECEMBER, 1851, NAi
Commencing said sails at 10 O'Clock A, ny call =,
public auction, At the isUMt door Of ihe Car :!
House Of Ohio COUNT, West vlrglnlG, the iSi M
lug real estAte Aluated In that put Of The civ Y
wheeling known Is UpdeSr4Ts Addition, tsS1, y \
TO say lot numbered IL (elshtseal, aud Ihc soN,L
six feet and Ave inches u lot uuIlJcd Il GOV,
teen.l
TLKis OF sALE.-one third Of the rurrb,,,
money and 70 much more as The purchaser N.
elect, cash III baud on the day Of I1le Gud ibs :.
mii1def IN two equal inSIhlmeuA pSyabls y
speciiyey IN onc ana Two years from the lGy Of ~,
with Interest from that day; the purchaser TiTjSS
his bonds with COED personal security or ire ,SLj
deferred lnktaluanis ot he purhESS mbpav ~
the title Icing retained "a further area IT, --U
DANIEL IA2B, CONF
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nnralen,r Arn.ea save.

The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to spee5ily cure Burma, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can:
GERS, Piles, Chi!blains, Germs, letter, Chapped
Hands, and ell skin eruptions, guaranteed 70
oure In every instance, or money refunded.
25 cent? per box. For sale at Logan q Co.'i
Bridge Corner l|-1g Gtnra.
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TRAVELER'y GUIDE.
Trains arrive and depart as follows-city time.
nnItin,nnn a. nhnIn-MLr,. Irnn-nRp pr

1EAluh hIIlNb Auu ASpo4t - AouuWu-Slty bues
baltimore q OhIO-MAn LINH-DEPART-
u. a m, S;Ss a m, 2:SS p N, So p N, ?:os a m.
@. o. DiY.-S85 N, 9:l5 N, sos p N, 1l:l0 pm.
". d r. DIY.-DHFART-For Pittsburgh, $40 m,
and s0S m: for Warrington, Pa, go and 9;06 N,
sos and '6l5 p N; for Elm Grove 1850 p m. Ar.
RIvE-MAin Lne-l2:lbG m. lo2o N, s:16 p m,
Sl0 q m, els p N. O. o. Div.-6:l0 p N. 960i m,
rms m. ". 4P. Nv.-ARRivE-From PittSbufgh,
$50 m, and $50 p m; from Washington. II, 500
aud $50 m; LIS and $50 m; from KIN Grove,
4:4opm.
r., O. d ST. L.-DnAEr-6:a q N, ao2 q m,
La p m, GI7 p m. ARRIVE-S;s7 Q m, i1:l2 n,
asp m, To7pm.
Cleveland, Lorain & wheeIlng.-DEpARf
Bridgeport amidst ClAIrsyitle Accommodation, go
a m and 6:2i p N; Cleveland, 100 noon: MASdlon,
4:l7 I'm. AKAIvE-S:45 m, 1929 N, &64 p m,
F:02 pm.
Cleveland & Ptttsburgh-DRPARr-G o
N, ll:lI q m, 4:l6 p N; steubenville AccommodR.
ton 9:2S m, Wellsvllle Accommodation sos
m. ARRIvE-l2lS . m, &0S p m, SIS p m; steu.
benyille Accommodation 8;2S p N, WenNille 40.
commodRtion &4SAm.
II, 4, d q. RailWay-LEkvE Bellaire for
WOodEdeld and summerleld at Gas m. and 500
p. M ARRIVE at B0llAiro Of 9l6 4. M and gao D. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24
WHEELING q ELM GROVE B. R

On and after MONDAY. MAY II. 1855. tun.tl
further notieel can viii run nom the City aud
ssamm's every hour from GsoA. y. t6aSo R.H
myll !, KLKkh, supt
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Let's tax about tho weather. An old
farmer told me the other dag that musk
ra.s are not in any hurry building their
houses this lall; that ths ground hog is not
digging his hole deer; that chicken g:zzards
pressge green Christina; that corn husks
are light; that mallard ducks are thin
iss.heTed; that the gooses' breast-bone is
very thin and delicate; that tomatoes
ripened late and that catfish hides arc not
thick. II these sisns, together with the
warm weather we have recently had, pc
not indications that the coming winter will
be mild, would refer you to Vennor or
some other liar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24

regret at his friend Buffers defeat in Mas
sachusetts, but said: Ttold Ben two weeks
before the election that he was beaten"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24
MUNICIPAL CouKT OF WHEELINo,
AuVRV N0n - -

!, Thomas n. DLtrah. CLERK II IaId Court ccru,
thRI bond aud security ste viven BY The St",!!
named commissioner Is n q lirtd b, Law aud ~
above mentioned decree: '"s
THOMAS ". pARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal OarI Of nheeIns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24

l am in favor Of compulsory education.
| believe that all children Of school age, Of
whatever station in lie, should be COM
PEELED to attend eChool ut least four months
In the year. l become more strongly im'
bued with this opinion IS l look through
some OF our largo industrial establishments
and sec tho great number Of lads, their ages
ranging from from six TO fourteen and I'll.
teen years. They never see the inside Of a
school house. Ignorance is stamped CD
every face. They ore coming citizens and
voters. Will they make good ones? Did
you know that but little over so per cent Of
the school population Of Wheeling attends
our excellent schools? It is disgrace
that the per centsgo is not larger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24

I learn that the German OF 1928 con-
templates again celebrating New Years
day with an afternoon German and invit-
ing o number Of friends 10 participate.
List year the afternoon German, you will
remember, was one OF the society events oil
the season. No doubt it is very agreea'
bio way OF celebrating, but | do hope the
pleasant custom OF making and receiving
calls will not be entirely abandoned, and
that the ladies in q quiet way will keep
open house, at least during the evening. l
want 10 call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THANKSGIVING.

Homemade Mlncs Meat, Plum PuddlngL Pre-.
serves, Jelies. Manages and Pickles. Malaga Grapes
Concord Gnpes, Florida Oranges, Bananas, Lennon,
Orange Peel, Lemon Peel. Sweet Cider. RAiAins,
CurfAnts, Nuts. Candy, &c, &C., for sale ct
no2t GEO. K. McMEcHEN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24

The McColloch case reminds me Of The
disappearance from Cleveland in 1870 Of
Mr.. Case, prominent jsweler, doing pros
pcrons business, au old man with lovely
family to whom he was much attached, and
a ripe scholar and good citizen, His case
was marvellous one, truly, aud will, no
doubt, recur to many Of my readers. He
was as well known in Cleveland as Clerk
McColloch is here, and was as extensively
advertised. Yet he came direct to Bellaire,
acted in such an exCentric manner there
as TO attract the attention OF the press OF
the country, and yet remained in the Bel.
mont County Poor House year before
any ptrson thought OF his being Mr.. Case.
His friends then learned OF his peculiar
history from an article in an eastern medi-
cal journal.
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1don't think ever heard Of as peculiar
an instance Of mental alteration as that Of
Mr.. Case. He averred most positively that
he know nothing Of his own identity, but
from facts in history which he remembered
he was inclined to think he was south.
erpef. Yet no wrote to his little grand.
daughter while at the IDGrmary. The cir
cums!ances under which no left home
and his behavior aiterward show that be
was insane, yet there was vein Of method
in his madness which to me has always
been entirely inexplicable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24
Hillllm n Zana and others.


estAteo Of CarolineV. Zane, deceased, 7, cbsrs.
Va 40 NHAuss
william T. Zane and Others.
BY virtue OF decree entered by said Court
the above entitled Cause on the llth day Of JGnuG.
1888, the undersigned Special Commissioner VII
sell at public sale At the front door Of the Cow
House OF said county on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1883,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A ~, tho undivided bal
OF q certain tact Of land Atuhted on ZInG's q
wheeling Island In, tho City u Wheeling, Oh
county, West Virginia, known and described u
follows Beginning at n axe OH the west sideC'
South Penn street, on q Hue with T.. J. Stone
northern fence; thence with the western line Z
said street. south degrees, east q 49l1O POLES ia
the hedge row; thence with the hedge row SOuihi "a
degrees, west 2s-lU0 poles; thence south 9desIN
we1t "a i2.lo0 poles 10 stake; thence noFIh y
degrees, cast 2S-l0o poles 10 the beginning, COZ
tanning one acre and 50 6l00 poles, more OF ltEA
TERMS OF SALE -0ne half and W much more
the purchase money as the purchaser shall elect v
pay In cash on the day OF safe, tho balance In tsa
equal inEtAllmenS ut Six and twelve months eN
denced by notes bearing interest from the day o
Bale. W. J. v. COWDES,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bond has been given br
above named Special commissioner as required ~
the Court. y. B. MCCULLOUGH,
coll Cletk.
Tho nhnva pOIo "a UdL1,rr,,i unt SATURDAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, lsg


commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following ma,
estate, namely: The undivided half OF q CSnSin
tract Of land lying aud being situate on zaSss
Island, In the city Of Wheeling, il the COUNTY y
Ohio, State otWest Virginia, known md trsctt Al
a. follows Beginning Of stake OF the Vesl dde
OF South Penn street, on line with ,. kione's
northern fence: thence with the western line al
South Penn street south degrees cart q i2.lG0
D les 10 the hedge row; thence with the heigClo
south 50 degrees west 2SI00 EOlts Il ence lofi6
degrees west q 42l0e poles to stake; thence mean
so degrees east Is l0J poles 70 The beginning Cun.
tanning one acre 80 6.l00 poles, mole or les
Also q certain tract oil land situated on ZaneI q,
Wheeling lSlard, In tho city Of Wheeling bOunuSd
on the north By straight line through The CeDtFs
Of Fink strCet, entoHding westerly from South M
street 10 south Penn street; on the CsSt BY Eo,ih
Kim street; on tho south by land Of < j. Stoie
and on the wet by South Penn street,
Bald last mentioned tract Of land will hrs; b
offered for tAle as whole, and then Ia loa ~
laid out by the Special Commissioner, a plIi al
which can be Seen at his Office, ard sale Will b
made In the manner by which the largest nm IN
DO realized.
TERXs OF sALg.-ont. tn I'D and 70 much more d
the purchase money as N purchaser shall etti 70
pay In clSh, the balance In two OQuIl inHAlImein
1t ax and twelve months evidenced by n0ts
bearing interest from the day Of tale, the iite h.
ing retained until the purchase monty Lp paid u
full
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the circui. Court for Ohio County, IVES. yIr,a.
william F. Zane aud PlatCfT E. 2GIe)
.InGlusry.
Chafles =. ZNuc and oiherH
VItTK OF N
nogl.wAs

Charles z, Zane and Others.
By virtue Of decree ent1 rcd By raid court In IA.
above entitled Cause on the bth day Of OCiStS,
lsSS, the undersigned appointed TIT C6y spTi.l
Commissioner for the purpose, will sell Al puSiis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24

Tie Governcr was invited to ! lay
Khedive in the Egyptian booth. "How
many Lights Of the Earern'?" asked His
Excellency. "Four."-'Thcn your Khe.
dive ca1not be. Make 1t fifty and I'm
YOUR Child OF the Blazing Sun The
Governor was under the Misrepresentation
that be had been asked to head q picnic
parade.
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W. J. ". CoWDN,
SDEciHl (,0nlmIESInnt
". II. HA1lyn, Auctioneer.

special CoumlNi0nt
". Il. nALLYa, 4uctioneer.
hereby certify that bond has BEEN Vtyenb
above named Special Commissioner o. reguiRdh
the Court.
ocl1 S.R. "cC0LL0CH, C1tii
The above sale Is Ad Iourued until sAIURDA
EJvenL CT q, 1888. at " O'clock ".
W. J. ". COSDEy,
noi9 SreEial c. mmiSI0te
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

VI
In tho Circuit Court for Ohio County, wosy
ginia.
WI. W. Cowden, admiriStrstor Of thel
estate Of CarolineV. Zane, deceased, 7, Ch.r,.
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rnE WuIsPEnINa GALLERY.

A friend Of mine who ia a repOrtsr-just
a plain, common, everyday reporter-tells
me that twlcs as much might have been
said about the Bazaar without saying hall
flat II deserved; and that he wouldn't put
through four more nights Of 1t for q five
per cent inctesse OF his already exorbitant
salary. Between people who didn't like
what he wrote about them and people VINO
we're deeply touched by what he didn't
write about them, he says his life was made
a wild delirium Of ecstatlc misery. have
always thought that the newspaper repor'
Ter ought 10 have wings and twang harp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24

A prophet Of evil says atcigbt hundred
millions Of cigarettes will be made in the
United States next year. Private advices
enable me to say in q confidential way that
abou, half the supply will be consigned to
Wheeling, whereof oughtto be consigned to
the river. have seen something OF other
cities, and am prepared 10 back Wheeling
against any Of them for the offensive and
deleterious cigarette habit. Our boys and
young men and some OF the older ones
have deserted the homely but honest
''stogy" for the dudis! cigarette OF bad to-
bacco and opium. Dealers tell me that
their cigarette sales are on the increase. A
Canadian murderer attributes his crime TO
the fatal cigarette. Young women Of court.
able~age and fair prospects can abolish
the cigar1tEe-.hey are our only hope.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-24

The above pale Is adjourned unit SATURDAY
November q, 1883, at ~ O'Clock A. y.
". J. ". C0WDES,
nofo special Commissioner
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You must have noticed tina! there were
many elegant costumes at the Bazaar
These things represent money; the money
came out Of the pockets OF the good people
who wore them, and i! wss paid willingly,
/ am sure. Now don'tyou know that there
were people who spent ten dellarsandagood
deal more, and gave their time, and spen!t
money at Inc booths, and went home tired
who would not have contributed i've dol
lars directly into the treasury oil the Bsnev
clients? Observe the knon ledge OF human
nature displayed by the ladies. 1t vas the
social feature that caught.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-04
FOR SALE.

One frst-class Safe, good as new,--weighs 1860
pounds; will sell cheap; enquire of Charles Fie-
big, No. 1916 Third avenue, Rock island. Ill.
may146t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-04
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, June 2-Rodiger & Co.'S mar
ket letter of this evening says: During
the week closing to-day the market for wheat
has been an irregular one and has reflected
the struggle which is going on between the
conteading factions. Opening weak last
Monday wheat experienced another one of
those sudden jerks which carried it to the
highest point reached in the present advance,
July selling at l179s and September at
119, since when the tendency has been
dropping one up to the close OF to-day. As
stated in our letters of last Saturday and sub
saquently the parties vino have carried the
market up from the decline of two weeks ago
appear to have been steady sellers and want
to see lower. prices, but new comblna
tions has sprung up hailing from and
located in St Louis which apparently posted
somewhat late in the day with regard to the
condition of winter wheat, has readily taken
the heavy load which has been thrown on our
market, thus preventing so far more
serious break which would otherwise have
been inevitable st. Louis for the
time being is really the bull l-element
in our market, while our own representation
of that side is working strenuously for lower
prices The market to-day was an uninter-
esting one SO far as fluctuations were
concerned, July opening at Sl.1596, advanc-
ing to 81. 1915, and closing at 81. 15ss. Pool,
Kent & Co, George c. Walker, and other
prominent houses, seemed to he free sellers,
while St Louis seemed to take the bulk of
these sales again, the tone of the
market being decidedly weak. The de-
ferred options were particularly pressed for
sale, which narrowed the premium be-
tween these and the nearer options.
The impression gains ground that July
NAV after all become the leading deal.
The visible supply for the last week shews a
decrease of 45O, 900 bushels Corn was weak
in the early part Of the week but showed so
much resistance at the decline that
| a stronger feeling set in when it was aseer-
| tanned that the visible supply had again de
creased to the extent of ,250, 900 bushels. Our
| stock here is only about half Of what it
was three weeks ago, and though receipts
have been heavy of late, shipments have kept
| pace with them. There is a growing feeling
| that we have seen the lowest prices for corn.
! As regards oats the future hinges largely
upon receipts Should they be large the mar
| ket will probably sell off further, while a
falling off in receipts will insure higher
| prices
Provisions have been without any special
feature beyond furry in lard, caused by the
refusal on the part of McGeogh to
| receive certain lots claimed to be
| adulterated. After previous firm
ness the market for both pork and lard was
rather weaker to-day, but we hear it intimat-
ed that good parties have been buying quietly
! for number of days, and we caution against
short selling.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-04
SheriH's Sale.

By virtue of an Execution and Fee Bill No.
5642 issued out of the clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Rock Island county, and state of Illinois,
and to me directed, whereby ! am commanded to
make the amount of a certain judgment recently
obtained against james Kane in favor of Margaret
Kane, out of the lands, tenements, goods and chat
tells of the said defendant, James Kane L have lev
led upon the following property. to-wit lot seven,
a, in block four, a. in uoward's addition to the
city of Rock Island. Therefore, according to said
command, shall expose for sale, at public auc-
tion all the right title and interest of the above
named James Kane in and to the above described
property. on Saturday the 2nd day of June, 1888,
at O'Clock p. m. at the north door Of the court
house in the city of Rock Island in the county OF
Rock Island and state of Illinois, for cash in hand,
to satisfy said Execution and Fee Bill
Dated at Rock island, this 14th day of May, A.
D.. 1888. j. Nj. RETICKER
Sheriff Of Rock Island County.
may-14-d20t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-04
THE SPORTING WORLD.
The Turf Victories at louisville
Winners at Jerome EsaFk---Rase
Ball League Games.

NaHBGEB at JtFNAshe k'dth---E EkdSE
Ball League Games.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 2,-The first race,
selling, purse $3.50, of which $50 to second;
horses to be sold for $1,000, to carry full
weight, 81 800 allowed 5 pounds, $1,000 al
lowed 10, $500 allowed II; usual conditions
One and quarter miles; won by Gler
garine in 2:l11; Manitou second,
Metropolis third Second race, Swigert
stakes, all ages, one mile, won by
Fellowpfay in :431f Gus Matthews second,
Cheekmate third Third race $500 club
purse Owners handicap * miles, won by
Pearl Jennings in 1;54; Ballast second, Lord
Lyons third
Fourth race, Fairview purse, selling, ?
year-olds, u mile, won by Bridget in ! ll116
Lloyd Derby second, Golden Venture third
Fifth race, handicap steeplechase, about Il
mules, won by Florence d in 3;0S15
JEROME PARK
NEW YORK, June 2.-First race, rs miles,
won by Trafalgar in 2:03; Nimrod second,
Blackstone third Second race, Fordhanl
handicap sweepstakes a miles, Won by
Gen Monroe in PA; Free Gold second Mac
beth third Third race, | mile, WitheIs
stakes, won by George Kinney in las; Piz-
AFRO second, Trombone third
Fourth race, 4 mile, Juvenile stakes, 2-year
olds won by Reveller in 0:i5; Burton second,
Leo third Fifth race, steepie chase full
course, won by Yonkels in 4 81; Ranger sec
ond, lmalda third
BASE BALL.
CHICAGO, June 2.-To-day's 2. league games
resulted: Providence l, Cleveland 8; Boston
= Buffalo l.
Philadelphia ., Detroit s; New York p
Chieaoo +
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-04
Open High Low
Chicago Live stock.

UNION SToCK YARDS, June 2-Cattle.-
Choice to fancy heavy steers, Sc 30GI6 IS; extra
do, 81. 95(d6 Is, good shipping steers, S., 15Qs
G vi, fair medium steers, s., 40@5. 60; native
feeding steers, 81 SOFAS. Is; do. stockers, ,25
IA So good to choice cows, 81 15a525; com
mon to fair do, $32044.5O; inferior mixed
stock, So 00Ql4. SO; common to fat oxen, 81. 70
1850; bulls and stays, SS.5OG5.25; Texas
grass steers at $40OG5.25. Hogs.-Fair to
smooth light, Sc 66O(G7 65 for bacon grades,
81 GOAT 90 for fair to choice mixed weights of
heavy and light, and 81 00M7. 25 for choice to
fancy heavy; thin light, S6.00@6.25. Sheep
-ShoIn at So. .00q5. 30 for common to choice
fleece, S400 for common to fair, S6,OO@6. 50
for choice to fancy, chiefly at "a. $4,000 per
LOO lbs for full fleece.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. o., June 2-Wheat-Fair and
business firm; No white, Sl.13; No. 2 do
astsc No 2 red, cash or June, Sll9; July
81. 50s4; August, 122; September, 81 2Sl4 /;
October. s.. 3o1b year. 81. 10; January, Sl.s2S;
No. red, 81 Is Corn-Dull and unchanged /;
high mixed 62s4e; No. 2 cash, 5Ss4e; June,
5s5gc; July 60c; August, 6l14c; rejected, sic;
no grade, 54c
New Work.
New YORK, June Wheat opened 9s@ 5so
higher, subsequently lost advance and de-
cined 1st1 he moderate speculative trading
No white 81 1616 No 2 red, June 81 225R q
]. .23x July $1.241(11 25S4, August 81 2s5S4
al. .2715, September $12S1$M129, October
81. .309s Id13f Corn-4@9kc higher; quiet;
mixed western spot s2M61c, future, 65$4 g
6a8,c Proyisions-Beef-Dul nominal; new
extra mess x13. .00d135 so. Pork-Dull, weak;
pe, mess spot sfa 75a20.00 Lard-Heavy.
lowsr; steam rendered $11.50.