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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-30
THE NEW REsENUE FORCE.
Collector Dayal's Appointments for th
New District.


New District.
The reorganization OF the Internal Revenue
force OF the consolidated district Of West Vlr'
glnia has been completed by General Duval,
Collector, and is as follows;
Thomas R. Laird, oaisf Deputy Collector,
Waller X. Duvai, Deputy, Wheeling, Col
w. ii. Duyal, Deputy, Wheeling and
counties Of Hancock, Brooke and part Of
i. G. Jeffreys Deputy, Wheeling, COllee'
John Csrlin, Deputy, Wheeling, and also
counties OF We,Esl, Marshal and part Of Ohio.
Henry Raymond, Clarksburs, counties Of
Harrison, Lewis, Gilmer, Calhoun, Doddrdgs
q. b. Gibbons, Parkersburg Tyler, Pleas
ants, Wood, Roane and Jackson counties.
A. r. Beardsley, Huntington, Mason,
CabeIl, Lincoln, Wayne aud Logan counties.
A. Ii. Malone, Deputy Collector, Charles:
ton, and counties OF Putnam, ksnawha aud
FayeIte. ~
Raleigh, Wyoming, Mcdowell, Mercer and
part OF Summers counties,
Hiram Lewis, Yankee Dam, Clay, Nicholas,
BraxtOn, .Greenbrier, Monroe, aud part OF
Summers counties,
john +. Latham, Palstine, Counties Of
Marion, Monongalia, Preston, Barbour,
Tucker and Taylor.
John W. Conner, Beverly, Counties OF Ran
dolph, Upshur, Webster and PCcahontas.
Charles CarskadoS. Headville, Counties OF
Mineral, Grant, Hardy, Hampshire aud Pen
deton.
G. W. Wisuer, MartinsbGrg, Counties Of
Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan.
Joseph Barry, stoFekeepeF and gauger,
DarkeSvil's.
j. NJ. Lamon, storekeeper and gauger,
Darkesville.
j. W. Holt, storekeeper and gauger, Web;
ster.
Ii. V. Daniels, storekeeper, Martinsburg.
K. G. Bartlett, storekeeper, Martinsburg.
w. H. Riggs, storekeeper, Martinsburg.
\. B. MADEIRA and s. v. Giants, Jr., gaugers,
MGrtinsbuTg.
d. X. Baker, gauger, Beverly.
W. 4. Purgir, gauger, Purgitsyille.
J. W. Warden, gGuGer, Wheeling.
John Slack, Jr., ganger, Charleston.
H. McWhorter gapger, Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-30
BLINDFOl.D REGATTA.
Natural Gas-Oiher Eewsy Notes From
RellRire,

NHluIAL NHb-WthFE NcHby AAoAA
RelIaire,
The pottery scheme is again being talked OF
Mr.. P. T. King will be back L. day from hi
trip to his old home in Scotland.
Joseph AcKelvey, from near st. olairsville
has bought the residence OF Hon. L, DAnford
on Gravel Hill.
A drunken German was arrested yesterday
evening by officer Roderer, Of the O. & Z
road, for indecency at the depot.
The Council Is asked 10 give TO the com
pany that Is boring for natural gas the ex
cluslYe right to lay pipes in the streets ane
alleys.
The hillside below the quarries in South
Bellaire Is being dug away for uss In the
deep Oils being made for the q. Y. railroad
switches
The steubenvllle accommodation train
broke It's engine yesterday afternoon aud the
cara were brought here by the five O'Clock
Pittsburgh train.
The State inspector OF Bridges was here
Yesterday noon, coming over the @. q p,
railroad in q special train with the Superir'
tendent, P. Bruner.
The B.. o. 4 @. railroad Is now getting into
a country where many cattle are raised, and
there Is promise Of quite a trade for the road
in transporting live stock.
lib. Barahill's fences which be erected on
Union street to inolose property which he
claimed was not part OF the street but part Of
his lot, have been ordered TO DO removed by
the Council.
T. @. Adams, Of Wheeling, who acted as
referee In the Heil.Knoke boat race here, and
has quite reputation In that line, will be
the referee In McDermotts blindfold skifl
race Saturday. The timeot the race will be
between and O o'clock in the afternoon.
David Tatem, one OF the leaders OF the
Society OF Friends, In Cleveland, will speak
At the First N. E. Church Tuesday evening,
on the Second Amendment The prohibi.
ton amendments friends are bound to give
a long, strong pull all together. Rev. T. Il,
TAYLOR, OF South Bellaire, will speak on the
same subject Of ct. olsirsyilfe Junction
Thursday evening. The convention OF this
county for organization In the work will
meet here on Tuesday neyt Each church
and organised temperance society will be en-.
titled 10 five delegates.
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MARTINS fERRY.
More New Houses-industrial and Per
sOnal Notes.

More New Houses-lndustrial and Per.
sonal Notes.
sperce, Baggs & Co.'s moulders were Of
yesterday.
Mr.. l, Spence shipped one Of his threshers
to New Martinsville yesterday.
Mr. W. Crooks returned home yesterday
from an extended Eastern pleasure trip.
The stone work for Alex. Linn's new build.
ing on Hanover street, Is about completed.
Mrs. F. H. Rinehart left yesterday for
several weeks visit to friends at Harrisburg,
Pa.
Thomas Cox, we'll known painter Of
Smithiisld, was in town yesterday on bust
ness.
] E. Morgan has about completed fine
dwelling in Paulls addition for Humphrey
Williams.
Charlie Burkle sold four-weeks.old Jersey
calf to Ben White, Of Colerain, for twenty
five dollars.
Miss jesse Ridgely, Of steubenville, re-
turned home yesterday after three weeks
visit to friends IN this city.
Miss Clara Hampt.n, who has been visiting
Miss FIo-a Williams, in Belmont city, re-
turned to her home at Barnesyille yesterday,
Joseph Miller, a machinist employed BY L.
Spence, had finger badly mashed yesterday
afternoon while working with the machinery.
The U. P. Sabbath School picnicked at De-
laney's Grove yesterday, but the picnic was
net very largely attended on account OF the
rain.
Benz. Powl is having his residence in Bel
mont City remodeled and another story put
on 1t, which adds considerably to Its appear
ance.
The picnic to be given under the auspices
Of the Knights Of Labor, in Walnut Grove,
next Saturday, promises to be the event Of
the season.
The upper farnaee at the Buckeye Glass
Works has been rsmodeled, and Is about
ready to put In the pots They expect to
fire It the first OF the week.
Both planning mills are running to their
full capacity. Exley & Co. have the contract
to build iiue dwelling for VIM. hcMasters,
near the grove, and one in Newlan DIS old ad-
tition for Mr.. Morris, one OF the heaters at
the R!na mill.
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Personal mESriON.
Seun and GoGsip 10 Reference to Variot
LIannIn-

News and GoEsip 10 Reference 10 Various
People.
Mr.. J. Wise Norton is home from the east.
Miss Jennie Coen IS visiting at PAFkers-
burg.
Mr.. ]. E. Newton, OF Buckhannon, was In
the city yeSteTdSy.
Mr.. G. NJ. Faye, city editor OF the Chicago
Neps, Is in the city.
Prof. B. G. HagermAn, Of Bethany, was IN
the city yesterday.
Miss. Tillle Dunbar, of this city, Is the guest
OF Mr.. DR.. J. L, DevaI, OF PArkersburE.
Secretary OF State stalnaker has returned to
the city, but the Governor still fingers at
Parkersburg
Mr.. A. A. FranzheIm, who has been East
for the past month on business and pleasure
has returned home.
Miss Minnie Gabreath, OF North York
street, Is slowly recovering from Violent
illness OF several weeks.
Mr.. W. H. Hall, formerly OF this city, now
of Kansas City, Is in WheeliEg on his return
from an extended eastern trip.
Rev. DR.. W. b. Cooke, pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian church, has returned TO the
city from his summer vacation.
Mrs. Henry N. Harper and children re;
turned home yesterday from an extended
visit to relatives In Minneapolis MINI.
MAJ. wallare McGra b, Chief Engineer of
the River road, aud n. J. Becker, Esq., Of
p, @. & St L., were In the city yesterday.
Capt. Ell. Muhlemsn, who has been down
the river for his health, Is home, much
senehtted by his SojouFn in the country.
Mr.. G. Ed. Msndsl and bride returned
from ASbury Park yesterday, and have taken
rooms for the present at the Mcclure house.
Hon. W. W, Cowden, Of Quaker City,
Ohio. was among the visitors In town yester-
day. Mai r. H. Anderson, Of Cambridge,
was also In the city.
Mr.. O. Mont Williams, well known
former Wheeling boy, now a successful bust.
mess man, OF Minneapolis, is In the city, and
will remain few WeekG.
Dr.. J. @. Hupp, wife and daughter, from
Wheeling, ". Va. were here for the close Of
the A.sembly. Miss Anna H. Brown, OF
sterbCnyille, Ohio 10 here. Mrs. John Frew,
Of Wheeling, W. Va, ig ut Chautauqua.-
C.autatIpm AWenlbly Herald
DIR. Camden and wife, Mrs. Senator Cam
den and Mics Annie Camden leave Monday
or Tuesday for Carlsbad, Bohemia, famous
European watering place. They Will visit
ether places OF note. We wish them Don roy
agc,-Paker1Gurg STATE JairnaL
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SNAKE sroR1Es
Aud other State NeWs-EmaneIpatio,
Celebration. afa

CSIebFhuOnt etc.
Yesterday morning before daylight George
Butler, colored man, fell from the railroad
bridge at Grafton over the Valley river and
was Killed. He leaves wife and several
children.
A man living near Little Washington,
named FLANAGAN, 10 cutting one meadow
this season. killed u copperheadS, black
snakes and garter snakes. II was tolera,
bly, good day for serpents.
Tuesday evening, the lightning struck an
apple tree In the yard at the residence Of
George o. Jones, of Washington county, Pa.
Without spending It's whole force on the tree,
it-entered the kitchen aud splintered table
upon which an oil stove was standing.
Several law abiding citizsns OF Pt. Pleasant
have had notices posted up that they are de.
termined to test the gaming law and see II II
permits wheels OF fortune 10 be run In the
streets OF that place. The Register says they
are nuisances, and wants To see them abol
ished.
The surveyors for the new railroad on the
Ohio side OF the river, from Bellaire to Ms.
rietta. have got down US far as Crabb's Land
inR, below Powhattan. They have purchRf.
ed the right OF way from Mr.. Crabb for $500
The survey Is CONTINUED, and the line staked
OF each day.
Tuesday night Mr.. Sol Patterson, q vel
known farmer OF Mt. Plealaut, Ohio, with hi!
wife and three children, was out riding wher
the carrisge upset and the occupants wer,
thrown out. Mr. Patterson had his skull
fract1red and backbone dislocated. Hi
injuries were OF course fatal. Mrs. Patterson
was also seriously and perhaps fatally ir
jured. The children escaped with Sigh
bruises.
At recent meeting OF the Washington
county, Pa, Thoroughbred Breeders, Assc
citation, the following officers were elected TO
the ensuing year: President, Julius LeMoyne
Vice Presidents, John @. McNaIy, John M
Miller; Recording Secretary, J. B. Wilson
Corresponding Secretary, samuel Furgus
Treasury, ]. L. Henderson; Executive Com
Berry, J. s. Buchanan, r. N. Carrens.
| A grand celebration Of the Emancipation
Proclamation will be held In Marietta, Ohio
September Dist, at which will be present e1
Senator B. X Bruce, the oolored orator
equal II not superior 10 Fred Douglass-alsi
Judge George K. Nash and Rev. James Poin
dexter, OF Columbus, o. The proclamation
will be read by G. W. q. Beall, OF Parkefs
burg. There will be q grand parade OF al
the secret and other societies OF Marietta
and grand dispsy OF fireworks in the eve
ming,
Last Sunday afternoon while three young
men OF Parkersburg were taking stroll In
the county they saw snake about fifteen
inches long running awsy from them
Charley Porter being snake fauoier gave
chase and succeeded in capturing 1t in his
handkerchief. On closer examination II
proved to be viper, and what Is still more
wonderful 1t has two separate and distinct
heads. They tried to bring It home aliy.
but unfortunately 1t died. They preserved
1t In alcohol.
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THE ONO VISITORS.
A Large Excursion PAFiy-HoW IL va
Entertained,

a Large ExcursIOn PAFiy~How Il was
Entertained.
The psople who came In over the O., l.. q
w. railroad yestsrdsy for a day Of slght-see'
Ing in West VIrginia's Capital were composed
Of a better class OF the residents along the
line than usually patronizs these excursions
Indeed. each successive party Of visitors
seems 10 show Improvement In this respect
SThsTs were between 400 aud 800 Of the excur.
aonisis Yesterday, most OF whom brought
their dinners, and enjoyed sort
Of a basket picnic In the Second ward
market hall. Some OF them patronized the
restaurants, and many ate dinner at the 81.
James, and few at each OF the other hotels.
After dinner the party, some Of them IN car
riages, but mostly on foot were escorted by
"a uad OF policemen aud several prominent
citz.ns, to the Belmont Nail works, Norway
Tack factory, Reymann's brewery, the Cen
trail G ass works and other points OF interest,
winding up shortly before three o'clock at
the State House, which was thoroughly in
spectsd.
three, according 10 the announcement made
Yesterday, an alarm OF fire was rupg In from
boz s, at the Atlantic engine house. Then
followed race for first appearance at the
State House between the different COM
panies The Atlantic engine, being closest,
vas on hand first, just one minute elaPsing
from the first tap Of the alarm until the
engine was in position at the plug At the
| Linsly Institute corner. The Hook and Lad
der truck met with an accident, @ spring on
one OF the horses collars breaking, necessIta'
ting delay for repairs. sull they made 1t in
three minutes, which under the circum
stances IVES marvellous time. The United
came close ON Its heels. The Island reel
was standing outside the house, owing TO the
| fact that some repairs are being made In the
street In front oil the doOrS With this al
vantage they made the run In minutes,
The Eighth ward reel, hitching up In The
house as usual,-made the Capitol in OK
minutes. The other companies made equal
~ creditable time.
At the Capitol large crowd OF town pee
pie, In addition to the visitors, had gathered
and the display was witnessed with absorb
Ing interest. Water was thrown from al
three engines on Fifteenth street, and un'
usually good streams were obtained. Part o.
the tins u vivid aud beautiful rainbow wa
visible iu the falling spray. Some OF me
visitors we're slightly sprinkled by sudden
tnrns Of the hose, but took 1t good humoF
edly.
dered to is housts, and the excuraionists
scattered to finish doing the town. At
O'Clock last evening the train pulled out ol
Bridgeport, laden with tired but delighted
Among the visitors were Judge Brown, o!
New Philadelphia, Hon. G. W. Critics, Of
Canal Dover, J. Mitchell, Esq J. Myers and
others Of Canal Dover, ]. L. Wallace and q.
H. Wallace, and n SEES Emma shriver and
Kate Critics, OF New Phila' elphta. Acting
Mayor Wilkinson interested himself In sec,
ling that the strangers were courteously
treated, and won many hearty expressions
| of tLanks from them,
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C Shelby, New York RCGcblltz, Cleveland
! HSmiln, s. belle Prince q r Copeland 4 9, " Iiby
NcNutt CtucIunyu ECkert. Philadelphia
DiIiS, New Philadelphia 4 Hosmer 1 W, Chicago
FC0blltE was, UriChtlle A MGFAdden, CINCINNATI
DB MAgnGrAW, Dover p Wagner ], ca lover
4 FI,heF !, Canal Dover 9 BsGIIn A !, HoOdGheld
j willard, Canal Dover WIN Keeier4 ", UEichS'e
d p Dukchart, BAltiu're Linton. Saginaw
II N AmmRd, Pike Run Mis- A Kindly, Pc Run
4 Means ", Pike Run q Work, New Philsd'Ia
ia Work, New PhllAd'R Ella Work, New Phllad'A
VIII Work, New Phllad'a WyRud, Port WAhln n
II WyAnd, Port WRSh'on 9 Beans. Ohio
" MELVILLE J, Dunkitk y Brown lady, Dunkirk
D " Rnefllng, p v aSh'p MrlJndge Wiley. Columns
" Putt, Winfield Ikllhe4 We, stIIutbuTg
r " LYLE New Phllld'B J 9 W hopper philA'k
CE Snyder, New PhilAR McAEe, New PhllAdellR
o Hammefsly, \ Phll'A Selhs, New PhilAdclla
o InRold n PhilAdelIA KosscImAn, n PhlladIA
D sisin, New FhllsderIR o + Bash, new PhlladIR
c CornS' New PhlladelA Henson, Plthbuyh
FIT Haley, Winfield US Gordon, Winfield
n SNYDER, Winfield Snelus Winfield H
CJ am Winfield j Sehl, New PHILADELPHIA
II Enrel New FhIlAdelA q kAeEmAn, N PhilAd'i IA
b Stone, New PhIlAdelA D Bash, New Philadel'ia
p j Shoemaker, Doyet Miller, Canal Dover
VIZ Wilbur, UhrichSVi'e I TIavers, RoienYiIe
A + Roth, Trenton 6lldeA, Chicago
i Hnld6old GAINESVILLE JW BrAdheld, BaneS'lle
] T Beii. WcSthsld W D Chamber, westaeld
" McCausiGnd. Clayyvi'e Meter, Canal Dover
+ " Fanny, Canal Dover 1 BaSnelt CITY
4 Bowey. Chicago KnobIn, Chicago
/ Ncndpi NellSbuR J CummIns, VellsburR
] I, CnftiS WeiiSbtifg u Harness wellSbuR
A Barnes, WellsburG Eff Phillips As, hanntln
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Another game OF base ball is 70 be pley!ed
bstweeu the Lilly club, Of Bellaire, and the
Healy club OF this city. Last evening Ihos.
Lilly. manager, and John Mauley, the pitcher
OF the Lilly club met representatives Of the
Hea clubat Councilman Healy,s saloon,
and the game was decided upon. Il Nv Sii ~. Se
played for purse OF 500 Slde and lhe ga tle
game viii probably not be played inside OF
four week., and no definite arrangements
could be made regarding the State Fair
Grounds Another meeting will be held
within few days and forfeit put up. The
game will be looked forward 70 with interest.
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The climax OF mechanical ingenuity has
been reached and liz marvellous results are
now on exhibition at 1905 Main street.
BerpmSnn, In his Automatic City, has abSo.
lu,ely paralIzed all attempts to approximate
completion. While It inStructs and ampses,
you are also oveFwhelm with establishment
at the wonderful workings OF the machinery
and curious movements OF over slxty:fye
work In this section and everybody should
invest ten cents 10 see this unparalleled
phenomena In mechanical science.
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RIVER NEWS.
steamboat sqaibs and niseelIaneou
Leyee Gossip.

Levee Gossip.
The river Is still slauonSIy. the depth In
the channel being 9 feet . inches.
The Little Boone has been taken off the
docks and will soon be ready for low water
business.
The Courier and Diurnal are both laid up
ut the foot Of Fourteenth street undergoing
minor repairs.
The New Cumberland & steubenyille
packet Lettie came down yesterday and tied
up under the bridge.
The St. Lawrence Is being painted at Gin
cinnati. The big sidewheelGr will be as
handsome rs picture when finished.
The Andes Is out on thu Cincinnati Ways,
having her guards cut of and being generally
sawed up, preparatory 10 q thorough over.
hauling. This fine boat will be daisy when
repaired.
The Elaine left at 1I:30 A. NJ. for psrkers-
burg and the Little Anna for MatAmoras.
During this low water season the small boats
that can run have all the business they can
attend to. The Prince also departed as
usual yesterday afternoon for Darlington.
The W. n. Chancellor was over due last
nj. BIT from Cincinnati She should be here
30 as to Ieaye on her return trip this evening.
The Chancellor Ia an excellent low water
stern wheel packet and Is we'll commanded.
Shippers will find the Chancellor good boat
t. ship by.
GREEssBoRo, Pa, August 2s-River 5 feet
and stationary; weather rainy.
RIcE's LANDING, August 2O.-River 8 fleet
inches and stationary; weather cloudy.
CAIRO August 9e.-Riyer IL feet inch
and falling; weather clear; thermometer 7l0
MoTGANrowN, August 29.-River foot and
stationary; weathsr rainy; thermometer 620
CINCINNATI, o.. August 2O.-RiYer fee
8 inches and stationary weather clear ant
warm.
BROWNSVILLE. Pa, August 99.-Riyer {
feet and stationary; weather cloudy; ther
mometer TO-.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, August 20-Monon
gahela river ! foot inches and on stand
weather cludy.
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"Hnyeit down at The ""

AZ the hop last week there was gentleman
nreSent WHO for obvious reasons did not wear
Nc. s shoes. On the contrary i was suspect
ed thai his boots were made In some shook
she'd but no danced, and when he did PEG
Die were not positive whether It was thln'
der Storm or two trains on the same track.
Al the end OF the hop one Of Terra Atlas
most charming bellies hunted up the floor
manager and In voice hoarse with emotion
warb!cd: "For heylng's sake II you expect
that Wheeling chap at the next dance have
Il down at the w
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TIE grfatest bargains ever offered:4O pieces
Of new styles OF carpets from IS to 60; 20
piecs Of new styles CT oil cloth from % to
SOC; 80 pieces Of French, English and Ameri-
can cashmeres from 12Hc to 81 90; ilannels,
blankets, all kinds OF plain and fancy dress
goods, good callcos at 90, and all other goods
TOO numerous to mention at lower prices than
ever known before. For cash on delivery.
Nos. POLO and 202l Main street.
JOHN RoENER.
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NEW York, August 29-Flour dull: receipts
100 barrels exports 0O0 barrels SIpertlne State
and western % ?aa3 70; white wheat extra 90 asa
725; extra Ohio 81 01a6 7Si s., Louis q, QOA7 %.
Wheat, cash shade lower oolionh opened a 'tlo
lower, subsequently advanced 9sSssc, closing weak
eft receipts 1s7 900 bushels xporIS none; migrated
s R3 10 q tx No. red iai Ii i IL 10 Il!
yAIor; unerAded white 05cASl 90 No rod August,
sales 2OOO bAshe:s a u l;al ~ closing at 8 ~
S SG9SS 'ss SS9 S Sst ~. Y 65S M
at 81 115al 20. cioslng at 81 l9I December, fales
$50 900 6GShels at a. 2SItal 2i closing al 81 25]
JanuAIy, sales 7g0e0 buihels At 81 26Al 4 closing
receipts l63 600 bushels ports % 600 bushes: I'M
graded 66A6Sc No. 8, 62a62Yfc; No. 2. 6S3ES68%c
III elevator: 6ia6iIc al0at; steamer while
S S Closing g s;9.e oet 69 sslAs W
Ing al es11lc Oats, mIAed llIa,sci and white
iaIHc lower receipts loS, 0o6 bushels; ,eI'
western s7Ri5C, HorsqIiet and unchanged. Sugar
dull; refined quiet and weak; standard A sast..c r.
granulated S9tc. AoaAessteady an! "a fair demGrd
Porto Rico 2saS.c. Ri': quiet and steady. TaII0W
quiet ahH. s:ea3y Roin quiet Turpentine dull
mGnd. Pork dull and lower; new mes sd %. Lard
s!7lTc; October SIZES 16c; November S,6Sa&SSc;
dull and weak, Cheese In good demand.
CHICAGO, August 4. - FlOuIquiet and unchanged
Wheat, regular unsettled aud lower at 81 COZ Au.
gust 81 0l91 september 81 az October; 81 Ui5f
November 81 00H year; NO. 2 Chicago spsing ii OOE
No. 8 do 90a93E<c; No. 2 red winter 81 O65s. Corn
dull and dropping At Sic cash and August; 6OHA
6Okc September 49Aaigifc October; 461<c year
OaIx Arm At 2S5+c October; &c November; 26kc
year. Rye easier at &c. Barley qulet
at 6lkc cash; 62AA69kc September
Flaxsced steady at O. 3oal 81. Pork
IN fair demand and nomInAlly unchanged at Sll SlX
sl2 % cash: Sill 92ISall g August and September;
Sl2 pSAl2 ok October Sll 6U November; Sll IS
yeai; Sl2 l9al2 l21s January. Lard quiet al s56S
October; sl2fc November; loo year; H. Sc JAnti.
Sry. Bulk meats steady aud In talr demand:
shoulders 6.TGc: short hb csc; short clear 7,QSc'
Butter and eggs quiet and unchanged. WhIIky
steady and unchAnged.
white Michigan sLlSIfi No. 2 red winter casa
bef 81 l9E November 81 l4L; Decem6eTSi I6E did.
January 81 lS<; No, 8 red 81 0jJSRl OK rejected
&c. Corn dull but NImi No, taIh. Augukt and
September ASHp; optober 65zc asked November
AtzG December t7c: year 49, asked; rejected blC
no etado 4ec, Oats quiet and drm: No 2Wnilc SO
No. cash and August 2Skcj September 2skc
October 2pci November 2a1fe December axe
January Sic,
BAITixoRE, August 2N-Flour steady and QUIET;
Howard street and western superfne g 26l8 q; do
eEIn q fQA5 90; do family 8 25a6 TO- wheat, west.
Ofn steady and Inactive; No. 2 western winter red
spot and August 81 10 bid; September 81 lhISal l6
October 81 lSai lSk. November 81 20k bid. Com,
western dull western mixed spot BlA6l 1<c: Sep
TENDER COL A6Q9fc: November 6.5lc asked; January
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