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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-17

The Ben Hill monument fund in Georgia
amounts to only $3.50.
President Arthur will attend the funeral
otex.Governor Morgan.
Princess Louise is expected to leave Der
muda for Ottawa an March II.
Arthur Sullivan will be tho conductor Of
the next Leeds, England, festival.
Wagner, who wss poor pianist, kept
four grand pianos in his house.
Prince Albert Victor tue future King OF
England, will finish his education in Ger.
many next summer.
DR.. Damrosclr pOeticllly says Of Wagner
that he SHOOK the Garth with mere waves
Of air, which he mastered with supreme
genius"
Senator Frye, Of Maine, has a strong
constitution, cheerful temperament, and
Is very fond Of children. lie is iiiy.two
years old, and looks like boy.
The widow Of Ex-Governor Andrew, Of
Massachusetts,, who ranked with Curtin
among the oldest war Governors living, q
few yeaB ago, is receiving much attention
in Washington society.
Governor PattisOn, Of Pennsylvania, is
ostentatiously economicalofhis own money
and OF the State's-in small things. He
will not patroniEa a bool.blaek, but does
the work himself at the common box be-
side the janitor's stand in the publie'Ee-
cepton room in the State House.
The late Professor Pond was once de-
molishing Darwin and his theories-a task
which he frequently engaged in-whon he
tiumphantly wound up with the question:
"If weare monkeys where are our tais?"
The Professor, who had been speaking for
two hours at u stretch before asking this
poser, was startled to hear tired auditor
answer audibly: ave have sat on them
30 long that they ale worn OIL"
Mr.. Langtry, the husband Of the lady
who is now in this country, owns some
land in Ireland which an agent manages,
This agent recently wrote to him, saying
that the tenants demanded lower rents
aud had threatened to resort TO tho shot.
gun policy to obtain compliance with their
demand. Mr.. LapgtrY at once wrote back
as follows: "Dsar Sir You may Say 10 my
tenants that any threats to shoot you will
never intimidate me-"
Mr.. Bennett, the owner Of the New York
Herald, once offered largo sum for Crow
Island, in Currituek Sound, on the North
Carolina coast, but his oGer was reiuted,
Now SIs. Hatfield, the proprietor, hrssold
the island for 5000, hut to whom report
does not state. Mrs Hatfield is the widow
OF Commodore Vanderbiltschum, Captain
John c. Hatfield, who discovered the place
while peddling Yankee notions with the
Commodore, many, many years ago.
Captain Hatfield bought the island, which
Ia noted for It's game, and built there a tine
mansion,
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all Of them being distributed among sixty

all Of them being distributed among sixty.
eight agencies.
Observation-Disclosures there are the
ruins Of an old church which was brought
70 decay by lawsuit about titles which
lasted forty yeats.
AGeorgia boy, according TO the Atlanta
ConIitsiion, last year cultivated threequar-
tens Of an acre Of land with u goat, raising
933 pounds Of lint cotton.
A report comes from Florida that wild
ducks are so thick in the streams IN Bre.
ward county that they have to be showed
aside to allow boats to pas.
E1 Congressman Powers, who drafted
the Prohibition bill for the Maine Legisla'
tarc, afterwards invited all the members
out totako drink with him.
Willie vcgt, a Newark boy is mysterious
Nv mining. He had to speak piece" in
s,hool, and ran of rather than do 1t. II
left alone he may come home and leave
his tale behind him.
Human bones, a chaued pipe and sever
al half melted buttons in the ruins Of H.
". Randall's barn, near SloningtOn, Conn
indicated that u tramp had taken smoke
before dropping oil TO sleep.
John Cramcr, Of Pleasant Ridge, Iowa
was driving with aRun at his side. The
front Wheel Of the carriage struck Il stump
and the weapon was thrown out aud dis
charged, although Mr.. Cnmer kept bis
seataLd was killed.
ALondon correspondent Of Figaro says
I do 10. think that anyone has remarked
that ANTHONY Ttollope died at the "fixed
Pcriod"-tho age at which, in his book o.
that name, it is decided, after much dis
cussioa, that people are better out oil The
world.
A Polish girl, Just landed, was recently
arranged in The New York Police Court FOL
Larceny from her employers. Sue pleaded
guilty but said, in excuse, that she hat
been .o!d that 1t was the custom Of thu
county for servants to help themselves t.
the property OF their employers
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battle Of Tewktsbuy, Trad entered,
dressed like q spTite 10 = spectacular drama.
He also brought sad news Of the carnage at
Tewkesbury. Henry buried bis face In bis
INTERCHANGEABLE and sObbed In unison
with thetrombone and first violin. Tresid
also felt badly, but not bad enough TO pre-
vent him peeping through his fingers at
I'M In a private boz. Before Henry had
hls cry out he was consigned 10 solitary
confinement.
The DtLEt Of Giotr created sensation
vixen be appeared. The Date was lame
and humpbacked and one arm hung Hump
and useless. Altogether, more thor
oughly broken.up duke would be difficult
to iind. He mad all his voice, however,
and he fist used It 10 tell what bad man
he was. In the next scene King Henry
was discovered In bis cell, reclining on \
red robe. He had no refreshments but
brass candlestick and copy OF last years
agricultural report. GioRer dropped in and
after quarrel stuck his sword under the
RiagS left arm and killed him. After the
King was dead the Dlik: gave the corpse
few extra slabs.
The second act was ushered In with Q
procession Of domGsiicated suPernumen'
rieS who carried bier, presumably that
Of King Henry. GiOAer stopped the cortege
and asked the widow Of the murdered mAu
to marry him. To prove the sincerity oil
his love lie gave her his sword aud n.
quested her 10 stick him. "What shall |
tiOP" she. said. "Kill him, yelled man
Ia the gallery. She married him, however,
and he schemed with Buckingham, q mics
looking young man In fur covered drcss'
ing gown, togIin possession oil the throne.
After three acts Of shouting, trumpet.
blowing and murder GiCE.er was crowned
hy twelve supers and q red nosed Lrrd
!Mdyor, who wore 4 red, white and blue
gown. Richmond collected an army oil
twelve bearded auxillAries and, headed by
4 trumpGter temperance society banner,
advanced on Richard III who, not hav'
ing an army, was compelled to borrow
RichMVRds when that general was not on
the stage.
Richmond bad dreadful dream on TIT
night before the battle, and the Oontortlon
act he performed on that occasion petri'
fed the spectators. During the battle
Richmond and Richard met aud had one Of
the most exhilerating combats that could
be Imagined. Richard displayed his abil.
ity to fight in all sorts Of positions, and
even when sitting on the stage he knocked
several ks out Of his Adversary sword.
lie made q misaue, however, and Richmond
ierced him through and through, TO tue
great satisfaction oil the nearly dOai specta.
tors. During the evening Richard was
called before the cuTtain four times. He
died In great agony.
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RICHARD III,
A Philadelphia High Art Criticism
written With MeatAx.

A Philadelphia High Art Criticism
written With MeatAx.
PHILADELPHIA TimI.
When the solitary halberdler whoguard.
ed the white tower in which King Henry
was doing time" marched across the stage
Of the Arch Street Theatre last night there
was a flourish Of trumpets to attract the at.
tention Of the spectators to the peculiar set
Of his brown ovsrallstuG suit Of mail and
the dexteritY he displayed in balancing the
tin saucepan which did duty as his
helmet. Lord Sandy came with news for
the royal prisoner. Stanlcy Is a perfect
giant and has a voice like a young poliAn
harp, He parted his hair In the middle,
wore black cotton velvet Smock.frock and
q hat like q fall poke bonnet. While he
and the Lieutenant Of the tower were talk.
Ing King Henry q gruesome parsonage In
black and purple, appeared, accompanied
by slow music. He soliloQuiEtd ten min.
Iiies without break aud then SdRlty who
vas supposed 10 BE- concealed In canvas
Afbor, remarked that his HiRhness seemed
moved From the lips o.
SIaNlSN Henry learned something Aboat.he
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Iafb0af JeuglslnIAn'
1t would be gratifying to the friends Of
tho Register In every section Of the State,
no doubt, u, In dealing with the question
Of prohibition, It would rise above the hol.
low insertions In which Il has been indulg.
Ing for the past few weeks TO the plane Of
diguided and becoming argument. 1t L
Important that the RtyiitT should not for.
get that Il has friends 10 lose In the country
As well as within the corporate limlsIol
Wheeling aud Martinsburg.
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DIED.

DIED.
TALLAET-Ats au Francisso. Cal. on wedues
day, February II, lsS5, D. J. TALLLNT, a pllneer
banker and founder Of tbs house oil TAllAut & Co.
aged Il yeAn.
Mt. TallAut formerly resided In thIScity.
BAG6s-On Phd y, February IS, 1880, at $50 r.
", AsDGEu H. BAd6', 10 the 6tSt year Of hii age.
Funeral ir1n his late residence, In Kltkwood, on
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of the fam.
lly are invited. In!ermtnt at Greenwood Gene
t1y.
ISL Al $40 O'Clock, LZElL vile Of David Robinson,
In the I'D year Of her ago
Funeral from the residsneo Of her mother, Mn
Harriet Colts No. 40 NAln street, on Sunday
afternoon At O'Clock. Friends Of the family are
Invited,
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"w,llJ Health RsnsWsrn restores health
and yiEor, cures Dyspepsia, IHpOtsacs,
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1867 PriEss, amounting tO............-..-.. IsSS.
Applications Tor Tlies 10 cluhs should n ~,
only 10 the Office Of tho Company ia Nv d..
FOR further information, write clearly, dTitS ~
Gddfess. Send ofden by exprssOFnYhicn . ~
OF money order addressed only 70
n. a. DAUPHTS.
r. New 0tltshI "a
IN Seventh sirrot WSshlnFir,, mr.
Min the Erin, rilnLTy Eenl, luaaIi D-,,.
log Of next June the Capita. Prize Hlll L ilGfs
iri4.NSAW
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r IST OF LETTERS
Remaining Ia the Postoi1ce at wheeling, Ohio
county, ~. Va, saturday, February IL 1881 To Oh
tain any OF tho following the applicant mlStAAk
for advertised letter., giving date oil List:
LADIES LIST.
B'etertoa Mis- Mary L. French NisI AddIe
Cunningham, Nm. 81 Ann UElebaJ, Miss Annie
Frrrmal, Mis- ennle Thompson, Mis- Laura
GENTLEMRN'5 LIST.
Anderson, A. II. LAmkIn. Hon. Jno. n.
Baker, John Lewis, J. ~
BrO1y, william Loug. ThoG A.
BJwsrS Geo. LOGmtl, o. A..
Bonner, Dave Mason, Lee
Bi-dSse, A. r, hcKilip. Daniel
DarrAh. X n. Oliver, @ A.
fiiecn, frtd smilh, Chls-
Hendricks. Or. Geo v. Tail Lsf, James
johnson. Robert l. Thomas, u. q.
jenninp u. ID. -
Maxwell, .. @.
lel7 II. STERLING, Pm.
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"A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and IN
dbcrrtlonh Of youth. nervous weakness early Dc
cay, los Of manhood. &c ] will send recipe thai
remedy was discovered By a missionary IN SouIh
America Send = SClf addressed envelope 10 TIE
REV. JosEPH I. iNELN. Station D. New fori City,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
SLATE or 1kADE
DOuf%ri t,t[ ;rA


p,,uvorr sent Section stoady. Mitnar,. I0i-c
,,r p :. u.s. ;' % AZ 10 ~ ';tn 80
Brands 50 O)SI - P@ts,'' - n' Anno, ~ as
sis So N1Tylnaa 80 s &' ssG: |a'ar :l
;SSL . raS se' Se5H 90 %tsts SIsel SPOT - ~
sepiomeor 5se oat' e1ie9on'e,% .oS NssS.c
Rye steadv, 50 S6;c. nav lrn rrnsD )loa, rlAisGvi
s s- az Bnisru.at. snoaiorl 7sG8o clsr 40
sass eae.ol Iss'& SsoA1a91i.5t 'I iari EGa
n Ms lon Butter Western Packed sGlGe' Creamery;
7a3Sn Conoe steady Oinars to Far SO
PC s wss. Sss s. '' Receipt. FcUr $40 SS Snca
9s 900 Du.. l5.vO0 1n oats 5000 ~ fs 100 n
Wheat 455ooo bn. Corn 4l.ooOop. c,,- Ground ,.,v
I sSs.st i sos!'o Waite s - ~ FL HqGs
,ahsm s. 50 IS 90 Western Mnne.qI. bankers,
Wheat dull Corn in fair demand sales s sas sample I
40 Mixed Sa 81 StS o 0 in De grams "a %Sad
eighlsto Nsw YorK-WhsaL sofa c 1o %Ss &c.
Wheat 70 NSwYs.s 'c o & s. rvs rs per M
s ssr 70 n'0A9 N:w1orS 81 So et ION Riroad
receipts Flour. Loo bits Wheat 2loO" on'n'i t"r9.
1900 3a, S9? W. w Snss' 10000 basS Corn 65a
h"sn, oats 800 bush Railroad shipweats Flour 5000
%sSat s7oOo Cora G5oOg 04i, 1000 BARLEY SS.o
Rye 1900 c.nA sp meats 70 Se 300 1s
oI bu,p. barley LOCO To n,ereate polnts-wheat
2S9 , S, s.6 To, UIn Regular WSeat TO-DAY
D9nSss corr ar Ss was aeve and %
F,nur- Common - Cnolos SDnnE WneaL % sooSS;,
Common 10 Fancy MnnesOtas - IO9pt - PatthI+ 20
ax7 SO Winter WneaL Far 10 Choice ola. - w@
,gjI Iln ters - %, - LOW trittt 90 1o "a %
Regular Wbeat active demand hiSher No no No.
septemper; es4c. for October 81 OOH Tor noVempsr:
siUIs. december. NO. chicago sprlhR. Vo2o
No IN s5aH7c.: No RED Winter IL W. Sorn
higher 47ac cash; 4sl4d4osc- september: ~.
oeiober 14. &c. ali the year Oats MN AT - &c
a1ist AZ $50 FaIseso steady At 81 "a n sntsr
a1iet. .;roansry lar fancy. t6S34ca PaInss.
TSaoS 70 choIce I2Sl6c Eggs quiet A. 10 ~;
PORK higher Sill 2oetil 20 cash ~ ds..II o.
s.piaInosr sII 3Ossl 37p October, ST. VoSsla ~
O Soc SaIrt Csu oyOc Whssey sussa, n a. - ,ors .
Rse.lpts- FleuE 1000 bbs. Wheat lisOoo ensn os.
- nm push; OatA 240,O0O BUSH tVe 9o.Vuv V u.s.,
Ra5,ey $4,000 bush. Shipments-FouL S eoon nuh
Whsst lOiUOu bush Corn 44usOJ BUSH Oss loVoVVp"'u
sys ~ 900 bushi BarsV 1000 bush , ,,.
.a lso,sss no Faucy So 2oss 49, Wheat was ,ower
or a. % cash 81 september Oeiob~ u vo't
November; 81 "a = all the ear kecepts 800 Yvco ,sh
cs,nmants xeOOO bush Corn quiet ht l'4o. oasn .
80 septotaber. Oats irmer ~ ZSs; n.y. s.Ipnsvi
al s. b6e. Barley steady zoe rok au n Gear R,Ss
65or bacon quet Shoulders. e'ie,; clear MD c ~,
Gear Zoe WhsKeY steady al al l& s"ttor st9Ss @
Wes,sro CIOice Ce1ttb Jdlo' \ % 5eEsI
npen.ared dards 100 sc.i Nor'Orle4nA SO 80 OK,
anil. Common IAgaL 81 ~ Ss1 oo, 80.
Dufehers', - J0as5 To- Receipts o'oVo aoA S"'"s"'"
'psraon sept 6-Foar steldy az IS 0oSs5 ~ Wheat
ueak No | White Fan casa. 81 O0'a Sept ,, uo q ~
10 II on Ia No 81 o., No ised inter ~ W. e
.cted ~ Lc Jorn-No J. 1Uhc. pAts NO Hue, Iss 80,
No 8 DO 2ilsc. leceipta. s5,OOO Dush sMDn"uS ''
bush
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TIE CHICAGO MARKETS.
An ADVANCE IN WHEAT. corn. OATS AND hoe
PRODUCT-RUMOR AND COMMENT.
LILY rELKGRAPH 70 rHz fRlBuNEI

~ ADVANCE IN WHEAT, CORN, OATS AND HOG
PRoDUCT-RUMOR AND COMMENT
10y TELEGRAPH 70 fHs fRlBuSgi
Chicago, Sept. 6.-There was a recovery IN
the prices OF ali Sorts OF produce to-day. Wheat cora
oats and nog product after advancing considerable
distance stopped night at the highest figures OF the
day Tue "ahorts," everybody said, had been covering
EXPLANATION rcsorted TO when the gossppy fellows
whose province circulate the dongs OF the days
know nothing ut all
don't think there has been any substantial change
in the situation" said Mcusnry Prices are little
better tonight but It does not appear 10 me "a II any
thing had touched bottom yet" Il dOnt thlnk that
ANYTHING has turned about for cool 10 up again."
Iindbom Thought although he said that he had become
conservative In mis- prophecies. Hows Armour on the
wheat question: inquired the Commission man.
turning interviewer. Lndbom believes That PM"
.,,nonr has been buying wheat during the
mast few days. Pool, Kent & Co.'s men were going
from Office 10 Office this al bidding 9s4 cents for
the October option.
Wheat IL Is pretty certain, would be good deal
stronger were it not for the masn influence OF pro-
visions and corn notable that nearly all the wheat
bulls~ arc corn "bears an1 Even II wheat
WA, below normal 1t Is possible, II Is argued That
big drain in pork a precipate drop in corn might
carry IL considerably lower. Inc situation 10 muod
,nixed There were brokers tonight running around
ing want to arrange for round lot OF 100000
o es.1 tSe fellows who were also after buying
a new dodge tubs Offering late IN the afternoon Of
"rGsad 0s To l0n IN the alley" wheat
was Just cent higher than i closed
yesteriay on the regular board, but just
hsre n was last night on tb "curh" september stop
ned az 9G3s and October AT 9sss cents. ~.
and iara and RIBS cent, per 100 the amount
of trading was suall. BY provision men tins was con-
sidered an up sign. The local crowd grows
,nS more and more "bcsrlsn" and more and more
UNANIMOUS IN toe belief mat Armour ana tne other
nacters are atop" OF the market The shortage In
pproyaions4 Is great II the situation was norins one
Il the cIop OF hogs was only an ordinary one tne
ia iuefa "A
areat nroysIon kings would seize for corner But
win Inc GENTRY swarmng VITA bag black hogs poDo9y
h.rs alton. Everybody CONTINUES 10 sell
The recepts Oh hogs letting lIte. Dui only Ior
toe nonce so say the stock, ard men. OctoDsr poth
son,e Ia pipht al IL 27i2 October lard % ana Octo
her RIBS at 27Ia Corn continues 10 pour III anu po
out again. The receipts to-day are put .,ss 1syiJ
Dows 4 Co sill lead the "bnlis" here. september
stopped ut asa aad October at4T1
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fasc West is higher and here the tendency
Cher for the Gay 10 points ON
October and 10 on later deliveries with the best ng
ruling at the close cash demand continues nodefste e
somewhat better and principally
JSS Western steam spot
s4O6A5cc. closing 8S0c. September quoted a46ds4Ioj
1870 tcS October o53aSAoc eioang e45 - spoO
tcs November 1905 &C. closing al5ds 2Cc December
closing as Sc 900 tcs seller year. so4 eoloc oosny
Sl5 GSlac; 1900 tea January. SlOdo1Oc closing so
as &C. City steam &c higher saies 100 tcs S3Oc NO
CITY quoted Rened In good demand sales l. o. tcs
9b5 81 6Oc BUTrER-Marketh has Lot raised any LOT the
strictly choice grades had fair inquiry and rule nrn
otherwise the eehg quiet and steaoy STATE Creamery
2Si2a24c; PENNSYLVANIA Creamery. ~ 10 &c; estern
Creamery. n ls92sc state Hail Firkns Tubs and
Pals Is G2l Welsh TUBS, l5a20i2c Western Initiation
Creamery l30lic: Western Factory. 9Gl4 2c Western
Dairy. III CB EESE-in TAR request ana prices
l0J4llc Poor tn Prime S9luLc; Western Flat 20Sl4c;
Creamery Skins d4c Common 10 EGGS-Prices
st rae rn and without cnange fair request; state ana
Pennsylvania, rs 2d24o; Western 22G23c Far 10 Chocei
Canada. 2Sc
KiCE-Fim unchan gcd moderately actiye Domestic. So
q, &c; Rangoon 4s6 &C.; Patna 5djisc. . 80
sUGAR-kaw steadier: Fair Renning. 62g6 9l6c. with
the gher hgre more generally quoted more Inquiry Dut no
sales noted market being du ON actual hustne's REFINED
tmer; cut Loaf DC; Crushed 9c Cubes &c; Powdered,
Ssdc; Grannated Sa4c Mould "a" nSe, Connection
White Extra G." @sc 80" al i2c.; &C" 6ss07c.i
Yellow a .
STEAKINE-DuIi and nominal; City, quoted iOia.;
Oleomargerine Stearine 10 &c ssAeL 800
TALLOW-in better demand and steady; Prime city
guoe1 7sc bid sales 26UUO0 part late yesterday 70
1890.
TEA-At the auction to-day firm prices obtained. al
though there advance si63 pkgs were sold alto
gethe includinT the following Moyune12 Tyson sdl6o.;
800 Dung HysoD. SGlgc. ~ Imperial S2022 9c 81 Gun
powder l3lqc IapaD72 Pan Erred 7G34c ;iaB Bas-
ket do lSe24c. $50 CCnAOa. 2029ZJc. OoOng-Zb Foo
chow. 2ec lOl9 Formosa. 26G4Oc 4Jj Annoy. IS9Gl6ci
India l6GZgc
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COTTON nARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Sent. G-l2JD n, firm NIL
dhng Cpands tsi; orleans I'D Stles 1000 Daes
iurlulng 90 ,bs3uIDI tnT stJJrG receiOLs 0,JOO
bac me .ullng so Dles American rutures-u DlanGA
Low MidunnF september anh october eivory o'i
,.o November deuyerv Jhiatii 10
NoyemDe DecempaT deuvcry. ota4l DECEMBER AM
January February delivery
5t,. February and Marcn deverv. o''s4L futures
Low MJIunc &C.. GO0l Jruntrg. &c; net receiDts
=, mics srDss l. iiiei u ,iroAf Bualu. -
bsIes 10 Trlncs B. 'LtsS % tls CJaunelt. -- 0ales
To ne ,Ass cJl5tSt5G 1913 JAi3S sISA
IA JI.sA sJJcS 1919 UaIe~
NEw.ORLEANa sept. 6.-coton quiet aiddlint y,'Iec;
NV J7sc. 9ltsc.: 49, recs 'os
~ ualss gtOsA haies cXuJrta cosstHIse -
hnes. ~ France. bates. 10 TIE Continent -- Dass
J.Ojl oUO Ode5; Llst even
la 43,4lo Ot.e&
SAVANNAH. sept. q Cotton firm, Middllnz Sse.'
Low diidlnz ai.c; ordinary oi'sc nef rsceiDtt
/ s. Oaesi gross LOSS exports coastwise 2i6
baes. To ina COnuucnL Ole5; 10 Great Brtnn.
Uaen SAFES 800 eVennS JOO Oaes sJocA 0ol'
bat
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NEW-YORk DAILY TRIBUNE. FKinAy SEPTEMBER q 1883

ss: g. ss s.:
sSs ssssts ss o' hss %
Rye arps5; M fresh. 500 Ne 2 600 B. sss..
S''sSs S's n ssrs 8;
aaSas 2 sup Ps@n, a. s
SusS sSipmssSs-Fisus ZOO S SSi, wheat 1900 bush
supply favored puysr springs CONTINUED
Do rsy Gsi% At
Paaen s. 5S DS sa S SsS f2s
stock do 81 70 Rye Flour lowes Choice az s. a. Wheat
improved s and closed hrn secuaton was tame and
quiet steady Red in export elevator o9s
Ss 10 No 2western Red spot 81 IS 40 fresh 81 lSS
syvana Red in export elevator 81 l6 No Red sepemeer
60 RED September 81 % bid asked
s s i Ga 81 Isd 81 S asked 81 T 81
at 65d67c Corruption market dull anu nominal shippers
full p,ics.: No. Mixed on track. SO: steamer Mixed
yellow in rrain depoi 6iyc. sai Mixed september 5ol
bid &c asked October pig bid &C asked No oven
Oats mere was mo- inquiry for ca.lots and genera an.
30 2 Mixed 81 y so2c Aejectei Wmte, SIC; 10 White
SG NS Nee; & al SfO' other gs.
s,ss Sd oc asked q October ba
asked; November 569.e bad 3 asked Decem nc.
pa asked Provision -onieg Beef City Famly $50
So OJG - 80; Indian Ness Beef uerces
sg DH do g P9no Se s5 90 aa3s smoked
per lIoli qc DO IS. ~" fully cured II e0lS 4ci eiOes
sS0he ca '' do 10 SMOKED 7s7S: Siouldsr, PicFe
7U7 2, do 10 smoked. S.09c Bellies IN Pickle 1910 40
81 S1 Steam j. So do Butchers Loose s IS Bucr
Active a.a firm; Psnnsy,yana am Western Cream,
Good Choice iaoi 5e.: Rolls dun - alee
EGGS arce and wanted: Pennsylvania extras 29c.;
Firm In fr demand %es:1oIk Fun Cre I'm a &C.;
Pennsylvania Part skins 4Goiaei do Fun sktms az &C
sugar-itaw 1896 lI.l0c Tor Fair 10 GOOD
GfannIated s.Gs%c; Cryssi "A pc; .nfcclonors "A"
$40 fee-ouiet and firm Winter Bran Siogsl6 o. Petro-
WhsEey steady; western 81 H. Rseeips-Fiour 26to
SS T Tls S sS, Oas Scp Corr O 7 S
september, ii 1873 bid 81 il asked; NctObe g I95
asked; do DecemUer 81 1922 ND 81 1873 asked Corn tlrm;
5Sa4c. bid GO4c ASKED do November 90 bid oOc asked
December 55to bid, jsc. asked PetOleum-ic higher;
ST LOUIS Sept 6.-Fiour steady: XXX. s, z5esi 50;
Family ssalssiD Gl1ae 81 j)ss1 - FaI,T q a 5SS
cash Al y. QSl va september 81 04h october
oI ESVe%Sep' u Il I I9 a SasO ssj year 45 G
&C - &c. October; 40i4c all the yeac OATS
Butter steady Dlry l2Sl7c crea 9srS lSS29G Corn
meal quiet AZ ~ 70 Nnlskey steaig a. % IL FS or,
6gOc snort CloIc &c. BacoD-LOng Cler Toe
short Rio 725e:. 9hOr. Clear 7g2a. L1r5 nominal at
Farley 100 Shionents-FIour 5000 1bIs.' whelS
34.VO bush corn lOlJOO OuSh Oats AOOO HYe' 90 OOO
IoLfpo. sept g. whoatin actye demand No White
Micnsln. 81 10; No. do, 81 o.: Hed Winter casn
ami sept 81 OT3 October ~ OS3l November. 81 OIL;
December 81 l2'. January; 81 Isl No : red 81 90;
cash j2c: september - Ic. asked october, 81 i2c;
re- &C., si6 ss aS rae Vow % c Dece@6sr 20 &C.
iecelpts-whesr 100000 Gusn Corn. 1000 BUSH Oats
5000 ousn shpmest,-V hei@ 10000 ou'Ai Corr $1,000
bush; oats. 5000 bush.