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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-03
RiyEa NEWS.
Gathered Along the Leyee-Bauk Briefs
Il, and IeIegraphieR .

EAtnefed Al0uE inc LeEte-haaA REiets
and acknowledgements. .
The Nail,city raised steam last evening
and will beTesdy tostRrs out this morning.
The Little Boone has gone 10 bank at the
foot OF Fourteenth street to wait for another
low water season.
The 4. M. Townsend came up from below
with tow OF tan bark bGrgeS, which 1t left
and tken returned down the river.
The G. W. Bachelor left for Petersburg
at ll:30A A. NJ, and the Stein for Marietta d
Ii A. N. The Diurnal is this mornings
Electromagnetic
The rise from the Allegheny, referred to In
yesterdays issue, reached here yesterday, and
started the water to creeping up on the chan.
mel gauge. At dusk there was u depth OF :
feet 0 inches In the channel, and the river
was still rising.
The Pacific started for Pittsburgh at noon
yesterday with its tow Of empttes. Ever since
the low water set in tbs Pacific has been ly.
ing under the suspension bridge. The Nellie
Speer has q tow olempties that she wiilpEoh-
ably stSrE ont With to-day. They ore 1T bank
on the South Side.
The L. P. EWaId, Al. J. SlaVep, master,
was due at dusk last night from CIUcinnau.
This elegant stern wheel, low water packet
will leave this afternoon for points below.
Shippers should be on hand carly. Passeu'
gers eau be assured that they will receive
clever treatment on the Ewa!d.
Capt. Armstrong; new boat the Eugene,
received her papers yesterday, made 8 trial
trip and everything being found to work sat
isiaetorily, IL will leave early this morning
for the Pittsburgh pool buslness, in which
trade her ill.tated predecessor the Amos,
wSs engaged when II went to pieces against
the railroad bridge last winter.
PrrrssuRGH, October o,-Rlver 10 inches and
rising. ..4
GRxxsrBoRo, Pa, october 2.-Riyer la
inches and rising; weather cloudy.
OFT CRY, October 2-Riyer 10 inches and
stationary; weather cloudy and cool.
RlcEs LANDING, October 2-Rlyer 5fsat
and rising; weather cloudy; Thermometer go,
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, October 2.-Riyer 5 fee,
4 inches and rising; weathsr cloudy; Their.
mometer 70s.
MoRaASrowS, oc!obc, 2.-River feet
inches and rising; weather cloudy; theI'
mometer 72'.
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/. STATE AFFAIRS.
CURRENT NEWS IN THE VICINITY.
Recent Dollr. Of Interest Among Ii. Nat Viz
sinIAus nnd Their SslrLbsn-BArn Burned.
Accident 10 a Newspaper naa-Nsus
Items at wslIsburs and BsllAirs.

Postmaster Scott, OF Parkersburg, hiss fol
lowed the example OF Postmaster Sterling, OIL
this city, and appointed lady clerk In the
money order department.
The Women's Temperance Union OF Harri.
san county, Ohio, 10 preparing prlzs ban,
ner, to be presented TO the township thBt
polls the largest vote for the second amend.
ment, In proportion TO Its total vote.
Sunday niehtJ. W. Plattenbure, editor Of
the Hancock County Courier, was precipita.
ted over On embanknent near Tomlinson't
run while driving from Wellsburg to hill
home In Fairview. Hlsinjuries are reported
TO be serious.
II Is rnmored that an extensive glass works
firm In Pittsburgh has stated It's willingness Ia
gubssribe $4,000 TO start up q gla works In
Washington, Pa, II the citizens OF that place
will stand by the subscriptions made BY
them some time since.
The barn OF Ellis Kelly, two and a hall
miles west OF Cambridge, Ohio, situated
south OF the pike, was struck by lightning
Saturday, sbout midnight and burned TO-
gether with the contents. The damsge Ia
about $500, partly covered by insurance.
While afunaral was being conducted over
In Guernsey county last week, and the weep
ing friends and relatives were standing
around the open grave, u large blacksnakf
slowly crawled through the crowd and into
the grave. It hsd 70 be killed before the
grave could be filed, and measured teyeu
feet In length.
The pudding department OF the rolling
mill, at Cumberland, Nd, went on double
turn Monday night, and II will run until
further orders day and night, 1t had besr
nearly year SINGS It ran double turn before
Very few new employees will be engaged, a!
the additional force In the puddle mill (about
% or 80 menl will chiefly be taken from tn.
men who have been standing turn In
various parts Of the mill.
Another wreck occurred on the Chesapeak,
& Ohio road Friday evening. There was 1
collision Of freight trains, causing grea
loss Of property, but hurting no one seriously
The freight trains were running in thret
sections, and the caboose, and probably som,
other cars OF the foremost section became
detached from the balances OF the train. Tht
second SECTION overlook and ran into thes,
detached cars, and before the hindmost trair
could be tagged 1t ran into the wreck. Two
engines and several cars we're smashed.
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WHOLESALE RELEASE
= PRISONERS Ar rAe WoRKAoVsE
rol. saved /. tn. nd. 9TH. Balldlur, and Ten
Of the Ium.tss Make Their E.eape-rhs
Scsnslls.schuchsrdt MURDER Cass-A
wheeling FakIf's Trick In ohIO.

The largest escape OF prisoners from the
city workhouse for many years, and the
fnt escape Of city prisoners from the
prison for four years, took place last evening
about dark. Superintendent Maloney had
been absent all afternoon, leaving the prison
in charge OF two guards. About six O'Clock
or little before, he returned, and the cook
and nightwatchman also came In about the
same time, relieving the guards, who left. a
little while After Mr.. Malone 'sarrival at the
workhouSe, lie looked through sthe. grated
door between, the corridor and the maii part
OF the prison, and looked over the prisoners
10 see II they were "ail present or account
ed for" Tnis lob was not I'M
attended With difficulty, as there were
thirty.three men confined In the pen. How
ever, the superintendent noticed that TWO
prisoners In for resistance, and VINO had long
terms 10 serve, were not In sight. He In
uuired for them, and was informed that they
we're In the back part OF the. bnildiDg. he
took another look, and expressedhis doubt
OF this statement, when one Of the prisoners
volunteered to 90 and see. he did 30, and
announced that the two and another inmate
were missing. 1t required careful search
to ASCERTAIN how they had escaped. Finally,
at the north end, and on the west side, hole
about ten by twelve inches was found. This
had been cut with saw.
A counting Of noses showed that ten OF the
thirty.three prisoners had departed. These
we're 10 Riddle, who had served fifteen dsys
or so OF thirty day sentence for resisting an
officer; Oliver Murphy, who had served about
half OF thirty day sentence for fe beat
ing; William o'Donnell, who was in for
ninety days for resisting Officer Williams
BENJAMIN ErsZ,er, 10 for six months for the
same offsnse; George Clifford. q four months
man, sent up for yagrancy; John Callahan
same term and Offsnle: Charles Ammons. six
months for thesame oiIense; John Gittett, OIL
Bridgeport, who had In half OF thirty dsy
sen tence for dlsordsrly conduct; Chas. Berger
one armed stranger, and Thomas Parker, also
a stranger, each Of whom had served about
haltof 80 days sentence for dlsorderly.
Where the men got the saw, II they really
had one, eau only be ooDjaCtured. Mr.. Ma
loney Is inclined TO think that the saving
was done from the outside. He Is In nc
wise to blame for the escape. But for hi
unusual vigilance there would be such break
often. The old wooden pen is worthless as
prison. -,
About / o'clock Il ia morning George Clii
ford was found fast asleep near the p, W.
Ky. round house by Dsywatchman Yves
Thompson and NightWatchmGn MaloDey, Ut
taches OF The prison, who we're on the look
our for the fQRiiiyeR.
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MIR. George A. Howard, Of Cincinnati, who
has host OF friends in Wheeling and
throughout the State, was married AZ Bed
iosd, Indiana, on September %, TO Mrs. Mary
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Fine OpenInE FOR a Delee.Iye.

Last evenings issue OF the BellAire hide
pendent contains the following news: Just
west Of Bridgeport Is q property occupied BY
Jacob Mlnder and owned by Lewis Wood,
mansee. Mr.. Minder has received three
notes Of warning, and has dnallygo nervous
over the matter. The first nots was dropped
10 the Bridgeport Postoilioe several months
ago, and was stamped with three cent
stamp that had been used The second note
Of warning bore the same character OF stamp.
Tue third and last envelope was stamped
with similar stamp, and Mr.. Minder was
notified to beware, that the property in
which he now lives will be burned. and that
at . time when least expected. The notes
convey the idea otdeep-Seated malice against
Mr.. Woodmansee, and are calculated TO IN.
settle the nerves Of most any man. But the
way the letters are stamped Is well calcula.
ted TO get the sender into trouble II he could
only be ferreted out. There Is afiue opening
for q detective In bridgeport. !
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Virginia &.............. 90
Virginia conSolS, cx.
TIA mat. coupons" 42k
Virginia deierrsd.." y
w utV
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Sews and Gossip IN Reference TO Various
N' People. fe

Sews and Gossip In Reference 10 various
People.
Mr.. Walker Peterson returned yesterday
from New York.
Mr.. Daniel Dlnger, wife and child, are visit
ing relatives in Pittsburgh. - II.
Cap, lin John Mcclure snd wife left last
evening for trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. WsGrubb are home from
an extended visit 10 New York city. N'l3i
MR.. W. Amick and sisters, Misses Mary
and Ella, lett yesterday for Philadslphia.
James N. Rses, Esq, Of st. Clairsyille, q
leading member Of the Belmont county bar,
IVES IN the city yesterday morning. Is
Col. Alexander Campbell and family, Of
Bethany, left yesterday for their Louisiana
pIantstion, where they will spend the win
ter. -.- -..t f'.L.-s
Mr.. George A. Howard, Of Cincinnati, who
has host OF friends in Wheeling and
throughout the State, was married AZ Bed.
iosd, Indiana, on September %, 10 Mrs. Mary
B. Carr. -
Captain Ell. Muhleman, OF the Mcclure
House, has the ticket voted by General B. r.
Kelly for Clay and Frelipghuysen in 1916
"BeDj. +. Kellyn Is endorsed on the ticket In
a clear, fair hand. b..
Mrs E. Dabney celebrated her seventy
seventh birthday at the residence Of her SON.
in.lsw, Mr.. Samuel Adams, on Seventeenth
street, last Monday. Only her children,
grand children and intimate friends were
present. Many appropriate presents were re-
ceived by Mr.. Dabney.
Judge R. H. Cochran, OF Toledo, chief
counsel Of the W. &. L. E. railroad, Is among
his numerous old friends In Wheeling. He
regards Forakers election as q toresohe con-
clusioD, aud thinks the Prohibition amend.
ment will be adopted. He thinks there Is
little reason 10 hope for any further opera.
tons on the W: & L. E. road or the coke road
Of Commodore Garrison during the life Of that
PentlamAn 5...
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The Combustion Boiling Furnace No. %,
erected at the Rsnwood mill by the factory
manager, Mr.. Jacob Altmy6r, In manner
on which be has obtained lettars patent, has
made remarkable showing In the RayiDg OF
brick in u six months run. II was put In
operation February llth, and has been ruL.
ming AlmoSt constantly since, yet the crown
and sides OF the fire chamber rs far al the FIRE
bridge have not burnt more than onc.Aalf
an inch up to the present time. According to
this the FIRE chamber would last seven years.
Only one Iquare aud one new neck have
been put In during that time. The far side
OF the neck runs about four or Ave weeks.
The working chamber hRs lasted sig months,
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FoRTY.sIX DEATHS
In the city In September, az Reported
by the Health officer. ~
Dr. T, O. Edwards, City Health Officer, fur

nishes the following:
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Captain Ell. Muhleman, OF the Mcclure
House, has the ticket voted by General B. f.
Kelly for Clay and Frelipghuysen in 1916
"BeDj. r. Keliyn is endorsed on the ticket In
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qhe g,ttelligeilter
ONCE Nos. rs nnd "a Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

For Sale or Rent-Icc House.
Farm For Eale-Edward Lsrkin.
For Sale Cheap-ElegGnt Residence.
For Matamerss-Steainer Little Anna.
Administrators Sale-P. J. Gilligap.
For Marietta AMI Parkersburg- steanR
Diurual.
Pablo Sale Of Valuable Farming and Gard
ening Lands.
New Gooda-LaBelle Store.
tuticura RenGdles-Fourth psgs.
New GoodI-I. G. Dillon. 10. ...
DR.. John E. smith-Third page.
New Fall Styles in carpets-G. Mendel
& Co. 7iNh
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october 2.-Pettoloum steady; United

TrrusytILE, PA, oetnber 2-Petrolenm opened q
q lSH Shipments st,Os barrels. Charters nome
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gRAVfHTONE

Hay aud SraU-Prime timothy ss Ooas 90 per ton
prime baled al 50 90 Wheat straw d co. 0at
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's.
misses and ohildreHs shoes and mems Ane calf
ha1d-sewed shoes In all the different styles
TO which I invite an inspection. ] have
added several new lines TO those ! have been
keeping heretofore, making a complete astort.
ment Of ane and medium gooda
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ss y s,s sSss.a e :. 'ts S Sas ss IaR

Afternoon session the market vas week !Ildlng
fairly active: opened at q 1874; declined 70 u ls
and closed a. 81 lSN.
OIL err, PA october 2.-Pe,roleum opened a
81 1I;S clnsed At 81 IS5t; highest 81 lbh; lowest
81 lg s.les, 7Ol 900 6artts. OleRrarees yester'
day, 500 c0l hlrfelL
T1rpsyt11E, Pa, oeLnber 2.-PetIolenm opened q!
q lax: highest 81 tS1S lowest 81 lSas closed 81
81 l8H. Shipments 6JOS barrels. Charters none
Runs 90 ,0oO barrels.
NEy YORK, October Petroleum steady; United
BALTIMORE, oclober2-r Petroleum unchanged.
Live stock.
CHICAGO, October 2.-Ths DroTzs Journal X
ports: Hog-ReCeipts 1900 head; shipment.
$500 head. The market opened steady and clo.ed
at calico lower; packing 8 I0Ai 50; packing anu
shipping 81 g0a5 10; light 81 SAB 81; skips q 9ea
4'25. CGttle-ReceipIa 6,b00t head shipments
$500 head. Market SLOW and weak except on
choice: AhippnE IS 30A590; common 20 medium
81 00A5 10; range steady Texans s. 7na y IN
wyoming 81 61si co. Colombo 8 %. sheep
Receipts 1000 head shipments LOCO head. inc
market was bhik and coed stock was scaIce and
Ami iTlferidf tbfAit tE26SS 90 good s. 10; GhUtce
So IS: -Iexss 81 25aS %; lambs slCOE5 6oi
EAr LIBxETY, october 2-Cattlc--R Receipts
sos head. Market active at yesterdny's prices.
| aOgE-R Receipts 400 head. AAiEet arm; Phlladel'
phiAs IS 29ab i6 Workers IS 30Ab 49, RrasEers s. 20
| she9p- Receipts 1890 head. Market talr atAboni
yesterdays pficCS,
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wheeling Wnolesaie Market. .
.1ATEL1IeENcER oHFtoE,

WHKRblNe,s Tuesday, October 2.
Anunber Of changer are made in this mornings
quotations In all Departments. The grain market
has been fairly active and steady prices have pre-
do minated. Alll feed, hay and straw remain about
the EAme Hams have again been marked up and
the tendeucy is still towards hiShI price. Arusll-
ipg buSuG has been transacted In this department
The general groceTy trade Is good aud has been
+duiins the week, Coaees have taken aWhifl up
ward. A change Is noted In tGe'is woothas been
lively. The cattle market has been fair TIE figures
given below arc subject to fluctuations during tbs
tGrata-wheat 81 oS per bushel. State oats $50;
Rye zoe, but very little In the market. State
corn COO on the wharf
NoTI-Fancy patents tSPtiag and winter % e;
white amber and winter % %; choice family
(Cholce red winter s. 6Qa6 90 Xxx family medium
winter IS 6oG5 10; xxx bakers lMInncsota) 90 26A
6 50; Xxx bakers twisconsinl IS 7ba6 %. Corn mea
SOC In paper 0atneal-medlum btand-$7 %
per Dbl; fancy 81 50. Bye f0ur 81 6Oai as,
mn, Fttd-white middlIngs SIS 90 cOatse
do SO co. seconds SIS 90; bmn SIC %; chopped feed
$50 90.
prime baled at 80 o0al0 CO. Wheat straw % %; oat
straw 81 %.
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On Friday, October 5th, the Baltimore
Ohio will sell excursion tickets To Cincinnati
and return for 50 Tickets good going OF
returning until 9ctobsr sth, inclusive.
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CLgRK's oFrIcR,
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS, oHlo COUNTY, VIVA,
October l, 1855.
The Committee on Equalization and Appeal. Of
the Board OF CommiSiHaes Of he county Of OhIo.
will meet at the Court House GU the 10TH nth, Ih
and 18th Inst, ut o'clock A. NJ and clock +, n.
for u Q purpose Of hearing the complaints Of per,
sons feeling Themselves Rgsrieyed by the assessment
OF their real est'te under tho recent TealseSment
act. All perons intending TO petition for teduc.
ton Of aEsesSm ent arc required by law 10 give rel.
sonRble botce Of their intention 10 the PrNtct.
thug Attorney, stating in such notice the character
Of The correction desired. Complaints from L6er.
", RichlAnd and TrAdtlphlA IiSiriCtR, and ths
country portion Of Ritchic District be heard
on the 10Th Inst.
From Washington, Madison aud Clay Districts
on the l1tb imt
From Union, Gentle aud wGblter Districts on Tia
18th inst.
From Richie District. city portion, on the 18th
inst. BY order Of the Board OF Commissioner
oc2 R0BpRT B WOODS. CLERK
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The Cooks Delight" attracted much no
tice at the Exposition, where 1t was approved
by hundreds Of housekeepers and cooks
Sold by Geo. W. Johnson's Sous, 1910 Mair
street.
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MHs. S. 8. KIsNIR's grand opening OF Mill.
merry on Wednesday and Thursday, October
8 and 4. at 1911 Main street.
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DIOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
One Of the finest Farms In the cousty, Win
nice two-Siory dwelling hOus' tine and large barn,
stable, sheep shed, spring hOulC and other out.
buildings, and two good orchards About Ivy
acres in the farm, snd VI the richest Eo! and Al
can DO titled. 0ne.hslI ALE from tue b. d " ltAll
mad and NNtionTI PIKE, and lust east Of the town
OF TriAdelphia Price reasonable.
,Fnouire al ALEXANDER BONE,
Real Estate AGeHt.
mi Cnrncr Of Twelfth and MArke. stTreU
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THE DAILY MARKETS.

there Is no Yeast In the world like the White
Liable. All grocers and bakers keep 1t. Mw&r
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COMMUNICATING. ...-
U. s. s p d s. c. rsts..,.1l2s
o. 3, ~, couponS"li Q. i. bonds. tiTSts.a-ll8
U. 8. Is, p0ns...".lN5zU. I. land Grants. l0Gt
Pacific 6s Of '95......l29 q. 7. sinking fund.
Central Pacific frStS.ll2 Tex. PIC. land gr's- SAY
Erie EacondS.......,. 9LIdo RlO Grand diY.... IN
Lehigh & Wilkes. ....lCl
RAILROAD BoNDs-About steady. West Shott
Hrsts weaker at 7l1Sa7i1s.
STATE sECURrTIEs-lnactiye.
Louisiana cetlSolS..- 5e< Virginia 6........... 90
Missouri 6s.....-........ltS Virginia oonsolS, cx.
st. eph...........,.lVy TIA mat. coupons. 42h
TennsseS Ss: Sc Virginia Eg d1y deiCfFed-"'
STOCKS Another dull day III stock cIcles. AT the
opening the market was firm aud higher with 4
general advance IN prices Of y to- per cent, tht
latter In Western Union on favorable decision o.
the Court Of Appeals leHallElns S6 26.baJ Of Etoch
Issued at the time Ct tia Consolidation Of The
American Union and the Atlantic Il Pacific Tele
graph companies with the Western UUion Ia 1881
After II A. =. tue market was quiet and baiely
steady and cO4tiuued so until the afternoon when
hharpAttack was made on Cleveland, Colnm.
bus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis carrying the stock
down from 6lk TO b.
LacxawAnna. Owing TO the absauce OF supporting
orders The raids generally We're successful, phcti
being forced down u TO per cent, Northwestern
preferred suffering The mott. There was little re-
coyGIy at the cloSG. The market left oil weak. Al
compar.d with Last nights elese, pIices are down
Burlington & Quincy, which are fraction higher.
In specAltiEs Alton & Terre IIAnte broke Az pei
cent " 90. Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
Preferred 2 to A, Ohio Genital ~ TO ~ and st.
Louis ssa FnuSi'co preferred pc, Gent, to q
pGr cent to A. Western Union tx 10 10 aud Home.
sake Mining n peI cent to TX.
i Transactions 1871, 0CJ shares.
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MRa g. s. K1ssRG's grand opening Of Mill:
merry on Wednesday and Thursday, October
8 and 4, At 1911 Main street.
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WheeIIng 1.-Two Slock mari. et,

Crule-weighlng goo lhs., Rrcqueted at la4IGc
WEIGHING from 500 10 900 lbs, boSt quality. SsaIc
mich cows sSOa50; bulls, 3aShc; calves, "a 10 size
and quality, SGalo per head.
Ldnlbs-l 55SN5I<c per ID.
Sheep-JlSRiAG per ID.
ROqs-614aG;zc for best grades
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| NEW YORK, October q Flour dull; receipts 30,
goo barrels exports IVY patteA mheal, caSn 10Y
bushels; exports l9oG bushels; u1graded red 0ocl
Sill 4: No. red yoa9SAe NO. y RED ~ 0ih In eleva
tor ao9 eetSe,ea; NO: fsd =! dSa u eieEa
IA 10 See W 3 She " gsl u No
closing a. ilA November, sales 1850 90l
bushels a. VI 1894 14Ss1 GiosinG ~ u lSH
December, sales i:oS,OVV DuSheS ~ u ia
l0N. closing 81 q ~ January sales sSi eoo bush
els at q lS1stI ~ closing q 81 ~ February
StleS S2g0O bn.hes a. y z9hal ~, closing a
81 2OH Corn, spot !oH sSaic ana ~ I options 4aikt
lower closing NeSuy; recelp5 SSsLVto oushcis; eS'
ports $500 61sha 5; luEnded blaSl Hc; NOS bsa
SOC No. ?, 6QaSCAc In elevator; 6lAeiAc 1loAt
No. 2whiie 6Oci NO. = Vctopet 10; closing
~ 6C14c; E9Vetnoet ooaaoi SioSing ~ &Stc
December hytat eltSins ~ 2y5tT yanuaty be,4s
10 lower; receipts 6g p91 bushels exports 1900
bushels; western mixed SsaS0c; WINE western 31a
4Sc. HAY steady And moue;AIe. tGilse quiet and
steady, Sugar Iitn fen ll ste1dyj on AZ lSif
and nomnel MY Jest tsnn 1 ~. kiEe quiet and
RosH s MA THsHeniinS stesSy Foo. wet,cIr
tsosb daTo"rd az and rSst ayn Spo,r otni
and firm: new mes Sil IS ismiIy mes siS 81
chi meats meal MOI nonIGal long clear GsSc. Lafd arm M
nsir,a sscem 4 20. Octohcr 4 InSS r.. Novsn,Se,
SSty nv S wsscS iss Tc n,S Iy
and iaiiy active Chess anIi and nominSI. ,Ssst
~. a. S"es'S ""'' "''S t4"''HA'' "sa'
cfn nat ny 1870 r,.,.,.,..
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-03

Ladies'"
For nice sweet bread use Vienna Pressed
Yeast. Allgrocefs keepit MwAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-03

MRS. S. $. KISNER'S grand opening Of
Milliaery on Wednesday and Thursday,
October 8 and 4, at 1871 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-03

Mis- 8. 8. K.saER's grand opening OF Mill.
merry on "Wednesday and Thursday, October
3 and 1. at lO7l Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-03
WANTED.

WANTED-Two GOOD Girls ~:
w to cook, wash snd lion, SDd s ISL, uN
etAl homework. Apply al Once Al a yS,, 70 &c