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IT must have been very exhausting to the reporter
who sent spinning along the lightning's track the
news that Patti had been frightened by mice Re
ally, now what chagrin We should have felt il that
dispatch had not been sent. when we subsequently,
earned of the adventure
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Tacoms. The contract required the compile.
ton of the bunkers by the 18th instant. The
Tacoma having postponed the day of sailing
until the 18th, assures the readiness Of the
bunkers upon her arrival st this port.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

Free Fight at Meeting or Irtshmen-
Death OF an Ex-Congressman-F riahtful
Catastrophe in Russian POland-Mrs.
langtry's Early Life-The Milwaukee
DisHstef-Ifc.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DR.. Ia Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases OF Nervous Debility and Physical Prostitution,
such as Loss OF Vlgor Nocturnal Emissions Impo-
tency and the many distressing ailments caused by
lndscretion, Dissipation and SelfAbuse. This peer
less remedy invigorates and builds up the whole
system, repairs waste and arrests decay. To the
Feeble and lnfrm, to the Prematureiy Old, and 10
all who need Health-Giving Tonic tlixir, DR.. LA
MARS SEMINAL PILLS are confidently recon-
mended. Price, g so per bottle. Sent by mail on
receipt OF price, or by express, G. o. D., to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
ders to A. McB0YLE & CO., Druggists, 504 Wash
ingtou street. San Francisco. Postofice Jx 1862.
For the Ladies.-Piease ask your PLY.
stefan his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPsJN AND CALIsAYA BARK combined.
Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion. II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN WINE BlTTERs.
au1l Rm
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Increase of Pension ,

Thousands entitled uRder new laws, which
are more liberal. Also pensions procured for
disabled soldiers, widow, etc. Address, with
stamps, Stoddert & Co., AIS G street, n. w /,
Washington, d. G.
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arEiAsN,AY 4 SOiS plAriO1

"a street, bet. Sixth and Se7enss, =
9ppcs,ta oourt-housa. PIANOS Toll 2
r,a-r p{--cs cod M, sreselurerss aro- -
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INSTRUMENTATION

: TO inform the public that he has pur- ttzsEs5
chased the above Saloon, where he will 49,
keep the best of Beer, Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
and invites his fir ends and the puolic to give him
call. Ij15-im'l THE0. LABHARD.
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ARIZONA.
A Gambler shot.

TOMBSTONE, January 13th.-A shooting
scrape occurred at Bisbee in this county last
night betw een Walter Rich, well-known
sporting man, formerly Of San Francisco, and
Jim Comfy, local sport. The shooting grew
out of an alteration over a faro game. Con-
Iy objected to the limit given by Rich, and
not getting raise, started in TO break up the
furniture. At the same time he produced o
pistol. Rich drew at the same time. and
firing began. Comfy was shot four times,
twice through the lungs. in the thigh and
through the left arm. Rich was not hit,
although six shots were fired at him by Comfy.
After the shooting Rich gave himself up to
Liberator Bill. the constable and was brought
to Tombstone aud lodged in ISL Parties
present pronounce the action of Rich as per-
fectiy justifable. He tried to avoid a fight,
but had it f. reed upon him. Public senti.
ment is entirely with Rich. The last report
from Bisbee announces the death of Comfy.
Teamster Attacked by Apaches.
TOMBSTONE. January 13th.-Yesterday
tesmster hauling wood from the Dragon
Mount ains, ten miles east of here, wac at acked
by six Apsches. He succeeded in fighting
them off, and reschsd town in safety. Strug-
Cling bands OF Indians from the San Carlos
Reservation, en- route to join Ju in Sonora.
are passing near here every few days. A dis
patch from s. M. Woods at Hermosillo,
dated the 18th inst, states that the Governor
of Sonora has out large contingent Of the
National Guard to intercept the Indians. 1t
is possible that the Indians are going from
the San Carlos Reservation to Join Ju in the
Sierra Madres.
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NOTICE.

THE PUPILS AND GRADUATES OF THE HIGH
School will meet at that building at o'ce k
THIS (Monday) MORNING, for the purpose OF max
ing arrangements to attend the funeral of Mr. h W.
Brier il5-lt
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CALIFORNIA.

DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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De. G. L. SIMMONS
TO MY OLD PATRONS.

WAS RETURNED TO SACRAMENTO FROM
his Eastern trip, and may be consulted at his
80 So on 7 eject d20 2pIm
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL 10 TEE REooRD-USIos.l
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GEO. u. WEEKS.
Notice of Partnership.

Major and Quartermaster, U. 8. Army.
jl5-is6tSwlt
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Mea1her ProbabIIIttes.

WASHINGTON, January 14th. = For California :
Fair weather For north Pacific coast regions
Clearing westher.
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The situation at Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE, Jauuary 14lh.-The call for
volunteers st the exhuuation of the bodies
from the Newhall House ruins to-day turned
out TO be fizzle-only two citizsns respond.
ing. TIE regular paid forcs is hard at work,
in spite Of the cutting northwesserly wind and
extremely cold weather. Two chsrred bodies
beyond recognition were taken out during the
day, making Is charred bodies, in addition to
the % ideatifed dead, or IL known to be dead
IN all
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BUFFALO, January 14th.-The District
Attorney decides that the Importers Tes
Company. which does business by selling tea
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Last evenings s~teubenyllle Ga:ste says
The improvements in the Jeffsrson Iron
Works will bs quito extensive, and will
probably require more time than the regular
vacation. beside the work IN the mill,
which has been going on for a good while,
the old nail factory isnow being Ieconstruci-
ed, or rather the foundation for q new one 70
take It's place is being laid Outside the old
but ding, also extending considerably farther
west, taking in the ground pearly TO the
warehouse When the mill starts up the old
factory will be run as usual until the new
building Is complete, then the old one will
BIO torn out in a hurry, thus losing only o
few days time. The new factory will have
seventy machines, which with se~venty:fve
in The other fac oIy, will make lbs in all, an
increase OF thirty, and they will probably be
run for all that is in them with NO foolish
stopping to accommodate other poop Q who
haven't good sale for their product. The gas
we'll Is now down 450 feet, 10 being drilled
night and day six days in the week, and will
strike a light before people realizI 1t is well
hfnun.
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MARSHALL COUNTY TEACHERS.
Second Day OF the Institute at Mounds
Yil!e.

Second Day OF The Institute at Mounds.
vile.
At the end OF the first days session OF the
Teachers Institute at Moundsville upwards
OF one hundred teachers were enrolled.
The afternoon session was opened With an
illustrated talk on, "How to Teach Children
tue Fundamental hules Of Arithmetic"
delivered by the instructor, Prof. Crsgo.
Pertinent questions were asked by ex'
Superintendent HAuen and Others.
The First Day OF School," was the sub
isct next on the programme. 1t wa o. sned
Nv MIR. L, BouRr, whose remarks caused an
animated discussion among the members OF
the Institute.
"Callsthenics'' was discussed by P;of Crsgo,
with ~pracncal application. Nearly all the
teachers Joined heartily In the exercises.
The query rs the law compelling teach
ers TO attend institutes at their Individual
expsns. just" provoked a very heated dis
Cussion, pro ana con.
The hail was well filled at the evening seq
sion. The instructor gave a snort talk on
the Natural Sciences. Several OF the teach
ers explained how experiments may be made
with simple apparatus, such AZ any teacher
eau procure or make.
The free textbook question was opened by
Hon. J. B. Ewing. faYOriDg the purchase VI
textbooks By the Boards OF Education. He
was followed by Messrs. Cook, Blair, Duffy,
Parsons, Supt, Reid and many Others. Tue
msjorty Of the speakers favored free text
bO6kt.
Yesterday sapt, Reid called the Institute
TO order promptly at . o'clock. Toe choir,
under the charge OF Prof. a. X. Warden, rem.
dsEsd Beautiful vslley Of Eden" with Miss
Maggie Crago ct the organ. Prayer was Of
isred by Rev. W. 3. Loomis, Of the Simpson
NJ. E. Church.
Methods OF Teaching Children to Read"
occupied the entire forenoon. 1t was opened
by Instructor Crago In an excellent talk,
~fayoring { cOmbirs ion OF methods, with the
word method" as the basis. supt. Reid fol-
lowed, taking tho position that the "a . C
method" should be made the basis, The dis.
cuSsion grew animated and was participated
IL by MessrS. Ursgo, Hanen. Powell, Mrs. .
N. Carr, Mis- Ella McMasters, Messrs. PAY
sons, Robson, King and Haines. Most the
teachers favored a combination OF methods,
but each had bis method OF tombina-
ton. Prof. Hainss favored the word
method" excluding the "a b q.n
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A Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.
Kidney Disease Cured.

C~hriStiansburE, Va, 1881.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which ! could get no relief, I
tried Brown'S Iron BitteIs, which
cured me completely. a child Of
mine. recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem to
be able to eat at all. lGaVe him Iron
BitterS with the happieSt results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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SKATE scnAPs.
N elAnEo of Matters from all Parts OF Il
Vicinity.

MeIRnEo OF Matters from oil Parts OF the
Vicinity.
Mr.. Fred Baamer Is recuperaiug along the
shores OF Lake superior.
Mr.. James r. Nix. OF the Eighth ward, Is
visiting friends In Zluesville.
DR.. Eugene Hoge has returned from New
York, where he has been visiting.
Mr.. Cash EyBns has gone 10 the Michigan
lakes on u hunting and fishing expedition.
He will be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Louis Nsldhardt, the genial day clerk
at the stamm House, who hiss been spending
City, returned last evening, looking as brown
az an IIdiRn.
The McGugsn wells beginning to spit out
small stones, and II is thought email quaint.
ties OF oil are forced out with the gas. The
force seems 10 be increasing, and It may be
that It will endina burning volcano.
Hon. William Smith, who represented
Berkeley county in tine Lee stature for sew
eral years, died on Sunday and was buried
on Monday. His remains were followed TO
their las resting place by o large conoourse
OF citizens and friends.
The Cambridge Daily Tine, has hoisted
the following to the top Ut Its editori.
al GnAhAllht Is ~ AloPtPS 4llG WI lht
the retail liquor dealers OF Guernsey county
nave been driven ont OF the business by the
operation OF the Scott law. Whereas there
were FORT. eight there exist now only TWEEN.
ty-tour."
The Cumberland NetpS says Rev. Dr.,
Cunningham, Of the First Presbyterian
Church, Of Wheeling, W. Va. and his wife
are visiting friends in Homecoming. The
Doctor preached q very able discourse In the
Presbyterian CaurGh Of that place on last
Sunday on the 'Truthfulness OF God!
Word" Mrs Cunningham will conduct {
missionary meeting this evening.
Two daughters Of Albion Hall, OF Braxtor
county, sGed 10 and Is years, recently killed
u raltIesnGke 4 feet Ga inches long, and 91
inches around The bUdy. Tbs snake had nice
teen Iattles. Jonathan G. fHanriok, o.
Webster county, killed d very large rattle
make, being fully four feet long. 1t licked
the hand OF his little boy just before he saw
1t, but did not happen 10 bite him.
Messrs. Gorby, Carr, and Tsppan have re
turned from their reCreating tOur. Thesi
gentlemen, together with Dir. James T. Kel
II, went out 10 Heyser. W.. Va, and Iron
there went in Il STAGE TO MOoreiield, across
the county, and struck the South Branch o.
the Potomac river. There they bought 1
email craft, and with all their luggage float
cd down the river, stopping here ADD tAert
for u rest, a fish or a hunt, and as a result
the whole party came home greatly benefited
by the Trip. Indeed Mr.. Carr, who was q
dyspeptic when lie left about four week.
ago, Is Us fat aud hearty as q man who enjoy
ed eating any or eve. ything. BetaiTe hide
pendent.
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The true worth Of DR.. Prices Cream Bak'
ing Powder.
that / have used Dr.. PriCs's Cream Baking
Powder in my family in preference 10 any
other, for more than ten years, and that 1
have In that time anaiyz.u numerous sam
pies OF the same, purchased by myself for nv
own use, from different places in open mar
K I and in original packages, and that have
In every case found 1t strictly pure and rel!G-
BILE Cream of Tartar Baking Powder, comprised
Of pure material and free from ammonia, alum
or adulterati0n OF auy kind, rs well NJ from
anything IN the least injurious or objection
able. Ia every case l nave found this ar
tlcle to be SO composed as to yield the largest
percentage OF car6ouic acid, aud therefore OF
effective force CO. slstsnt with the compost
ton OF q pure Cream Of Tartar Baking Pow.
der OF good keeping quality. Having com
pared this with other well known rival BAk'
Ing Powders, l find that it Is excelled by
none OF these, and that 1t Is superior to thai
most advertised, In the fact that DR.. Price'l
Is a pure Cream Of Tartar Baking Powder
instead Of being compounded In part o.
ammonia, which / consider Objectionable IN
any Baking Powder. G. A. MARINER, AnGly'
teal aud Consulting Chemist MwPdw
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ohio River X. II. Notes.

Owing to material changes In the route
and plan OF construction Of the 0. r Rail
road through the Narrows between Mounds
Vile aud Bsnwood, Nessrs. Mills d Co,
have cancelled that portion Of their contract
This will not, however, as has been reported
cause any delay In the. construction Of the
road, as the work will be done by the Con
struction Company, under the supervision
OF Chief Engineer McGrAth, who has bad
ais sc force Of men employed at that point
duri 8 the pa. week.
a large barge load OF stone for the o. R.
Railroad bridges ar'iyedat Mounsville Sat.
urdAy last. One Of the abutmentS OF the
Big Grave Greek bridge is completed with
the exception ofthe coping, and the other Is
we'll under way. A great deal o~tdiAioulty
Is met with from heavy land slides upon
tho road In the Earrows below Mounds
VillA
Seventy five men will arrive at Benwood
thismorniug, to 60 to work on the Ohio River
road, grading between that point and the
Narrows.
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Brief Bits OF News u Gossip from The
Glass city.
John Weir aud wife are back home from
the East.
Col. j. F. Charlesworth, Of st. olairsville
was in town yesterday.
H. l.. Beck, Lewis Marshall and George
shillito are at Pittsburgh.
The Ladies' Missionary Society will meet
this afternoon at $50 o'c!ockln the Christian
Church.
A good deal OF "alsg' from the bias
furnace Is being broken and put on the
streets In the Fourth ward.
Some Of the naiIerS here arc delayed In
their preparations for commencing work by
waiting for selt:!esders.
Hon. L. Danford was In town yesterday en-
route to Summerlleld, on the B., z & c., fol
the opening celebration to-day.
A number OF the members OF the Rsllalre
lodge Ct cOlored Odd Follows have gone 70
the gathering Of tho order at Columbus.
The Wheeling Opera House Orchestra will
furnish part Of the music for the
Turner'S celebration here the last OF this
month,
A ball at the Globe House, Eoon to DO oc-
cupied by 4. @. Morris, was very highly en-
joyed by those present. Mayors, OF Wheel.
ing, played.
Mis- Minnie Msllor, who has been visiting
at Wm. Daugherty'S, left for her home at
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A

Honhv-White clover, new 2Sa25cIn land 2.pount
frames per pound; New York, in irregula: package
lSa2Oc. BuckwheRt l5al6c; strained lOal2c
BRNr-Extrac hoIce OHIO, lpAlle; MEDIUM CAS-
ECgS-Stdctly fresh. l5aIbc.
PfaTres-lO4lGs per h.: apple butter, 6AbHc pei
pound: jelly scper pound.
FTIiI aud Observation-Disclosures new southern, 81 Is
Bermuda OnIOuS 81 0OAl2S. Tomatoes, bush b xGs
81 0Iil y; cuCumbeis, PER bnshGl, 500: cabbage
per barrel 81 5OAl IS; clbbage, new southern lei
crate, S3b6G27 rs. Beans, per box, 81 bORG 20. Pine
AppltS, fancy, per hundred, l6G2OC: good, I0Al6c,
GeLTTia water melOuS lGal. c. Apples, new, pei
barrel, 6 25Ai0 O. BlHcEberrt :, per quart, l0alIc
HuCklc0errOs, per bucket, 81 01aI Is. Peaches, pei
box, &! Ola: %. PeAH, per bhx, 81 75a2 ",
MLs-Peanuts 1A9c Tor choice white; wAlnuts
75cAsl: hickory nuts slal 80 per bushel.
Foreign FrGtu-LemonH S90ga8 30; oranges, 90 Goa
I 90 per box; bananas 81 lQA6 50.
RGgs-COtton, white, per lb 2Hc: cotton, mixed.
2a2Ec; wooden i{nl1G
FedthErs-Llve geese, per ID, h6a60c; mixed 45A60c.
Rhtky-Sl II PET. proof gallon.
R00t-12a3ic arc tho ruling figures,
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rRYINa ro OHEAPgs Gas.
An IueneetuAl RESOLUTION in Council.
New Police.

~
New Police.
The fact which has been 70 often annsunc-
ed, aud 80 forcibly impressed on the minds
OF members OF Council, that an ordinance
cannot be amended by a resolution, seems 10
be unknown still TO d large majority OF the
nSmbers OF both branches.
In the Fiat Branch last evening Mr.. Hof'
man offered q resolution 10 Ihsetlect thai the
price Of gas be reduced'to 81 per y cubic
fUoT. win the usuA. discount If paid before
the ION. Mr.. Myles moved TO amend BY in
serting 20 cents IL place Of s., which was &C
cputsd By Mr.. Hoffman, and the resolution
adUpted. MIR. Hoffman t0tt0Wed 1t down
stars, and made q speech there In suppott OF
IL. He referred " the nou-paj ment OF the
May balance into the Exchange Bank by the
Trustees ~ ordered by Council, aud SAiu that
gus was being made for ABOUT 6OAcents per
1000 feet. Tie Second Branch adopted The
resolution.
Whlle every one would be delighted with
the reduction in price, the adoption OF tue
resolution does not have the desired eilecl.
An ordnance will have to be passed auieud-
ing section 10 Of the present ordinance DeloIe
tue change will be effected.
The meeting was called for the purpose oil
granting \ license to Gllpin South, to ke,p a
wholesale liquor house gu Main street. BOtn
branches approved his bond and granted the
license. A.,
Capt. Bennett presented the names OF
Wiui4m Heuler, Charles Grist, b. \. Taylor
and Louis Carl as uepuly s%ergeantS, 10 I'LL the
places recently created by increasing the
10. &C. They we're confirmed.
The Second Branch adopted q resolution
authorizing the Committee OF Fire Deyart'
ment to puiid . shed On tue Water Works
property IN which to store the Gator ladder
several otaer resolutions, of minor import
ance, were offered and properly referred. :,
In the First Branch Mayor Miller presided,
and all were present except Mtssrs. Bingelll
Halltsad, Happy, Hull, List, Wilson aud
ZOecklsr. In the Second Branch President
Hi!dreth presided. The absent ones wsrt
Msssrs. DltkmAn, Gavin, Gleason, HarIell
jaeger, MilIigan, McGlnley, Pickett, Wnitm
keF and ]. Z. Smith.
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uHANBhAHns
Grcen C~ogte-Fancy Rio, per ID. 1oc; choice DO
l0kc; prime Rio, 9Eci good Rio, 9; oFtinGIy
Sci; lava, 20a22c,
ROashSat %t4-In paper, per -. ls,l lowergradeS
SlJaFs-StAndaTd cOnfeCtioIer, A, per ID, SIC
Windsor A., sac; Prairie A, SIC; refined yellow
7ISaSc; gnnulated, G3sc; powdered. &c; crushed
lUC: cut LOAF, IOc.
40C; prime sugar syrup, 46e.
H~bs-C4NllnA. fATGk.
HeiS OTtdis .4OtaSa-Choice, 00c; strictly prime
Sc: prime, H5c:good SIC.
TedS-Young Tyson, Der ID, 2bAi0c: gunpowdcr
25G76c; imperial, S5a50c: Japan, 28aT0c; 0Olong, %
75c: SOuclOng, 2la6Sc,
Caadks-star, full weight, 1Gc; ~stearire, PC; col
l2hc; mould, per set. llG
bnAhdS, llAlsc per gall country, ISal5c per GAL, Al
9~sGHt.GboIoO navy, s. 50; medium. s225; Lima
6A6tSc per ID.
No. 2 tubs per dozen, So 90; No. 8 tub
per dozen. Is 80; 2%-hsoppails per dozen, 81 81; S-hooI
pals, 81 OG keelers per nest, 81 IS; butter tphS
- lbs capacity 81 30; do IS h. %p4lagi.y, tlioo; dp 9
W W Sa6asssS' ps Il n pe asda ossa. u Gd SsaAi u oval %
CANNED GOods-Pie peaches, . 10 81 co. peaches,
ID u w; toNatneG, 3 ID, bakers, 81 %; sweet corn
81 0yRI %; Winston Uefn, g. IS; Strawberries, 10
i 40; plums, 2 To-. 81 %: lima beans, . lib, 81 70; cove
oysters, | ID light, Csc: cove oySters, / ID, lI
weigh, 81 20; styling beans. abb, SOC.
Dried Frues-S:w eYapOrRted pared peaches 99i
3!c; unparedd do. l6A Go; nSpbGrrleS S5Gs6C, black
berries TO-. New Suu driGd-Applcs, QuaIlp1 %
sliced, Sl9c; peaches, new halves, hht71c; IL
quarters biSaa&ci do. pared l6al6c. do. 6INckbefTie
T.; do. r-spbeTTies lia35c: pitted cherries GT49gc
New eYGpOtated apples lbal1c: apples very slow
HHt-LNTd oil, extra western strained, g5casi u
carbon oil, $40; white mlnen' oil, winter strained
SGe; .. T. @. oil l0Lc.
ChSo&-ls gusled In jObbing at DC far print
Western, and lShalSc for New Y0rk. SweftzGrl6t
al7c, according toYuGliry, kimbufger l2c.
tKk-Eo. 3 rRcse1OL, bbS., $40 0G; No. 2 medium
5000.
&~::-saltS oil timothy seed al 50 l0a2 % pc
buShcl; clover small seed IS Ooss6l; large s. Tba
0 00, as 10 gu dity.
HOmfRY-S3 7ba4 per Dbl.
per Dbl. 81 80.
S,rSSI Cnrn-Saoc mr. n.
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aSoxc; no. 8 &HaSGc; No. 26O1<aSll4c, closing, in
elevator At sla6l1Sc; aloat No. Z July .6O9tae0c:
August S94aOlkc. cloAinE At Coz; September 6yTR
6lac, clOdng 81 elhe, Oats. spot loJ
bulhs ;. mixed western 56St0c; white western
i0AIQc. sug'r easter and more active. fair 10 good
refining 63SG54; refined quiet at Ta7Lc, CIT q G
u low s1iaGASc: IT T1t0SC! cOufeCu0ners AS7,ltc;
powdered 9agSc; graduated : 1915. uOlRlses dull
aud unclaimed. Rice. demand fair and market
Arm; Petroleum dul,; guiteds OK. TurpeItine
dull aud week al 21AIgkT. Pork weak; new mrSS
SIC 90. Beef quiet and tfm Cut meats nOmintlly
unchanged. Lard steady; priIns stem S9lsTA
Bg5c: august S.SSRS Csc: soptrmbs r Q.O049.06c: DC
lobe g0jAV.0Sc Butter quiet md hrm for choice.
cheese Quiet aud 9 eady. OLhen unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-01
Excursion to %Ieyeiapd and Basket Pic.
D. pIc on the Lake.

The G., L. Il W. R. R. will run'an excurr
Sion train to Cleveland and return, August
0, leaving Bridgeport at Ca. n. Arriving
at Cleveland at l p. N. Fare for round tril
only s.. Children under u years, $l.25
This includes the thirty mile ride on Lake
Erie on the splendid s Gamer City OF Detroit
Returning leave @ eveland at $50 I. NJ. Tick.
cts good going only On excursion train Au,
gustO but good TO return IN regular trains
August 10 and II. There will bS q palace
car, also q hotel and refreshment car on the
train to accommodate all who may desire 70
avail themselves OF them. For further par,
~ticuIars see posters or enquire Of @. N. Fisher,
Agent, Bridgeport