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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16
PERSONAL, MENTION.
News and Gossip in Relation to Various
PEOPLE,

News and Gossip In Relation to Various
People.
Mrs. I. A. Bowman, OF Parkersbusg, spent
yesterday in town.
Mr.. Joe 7. Noble, Of Clsysville, is in the
city among friends.
Mrs. Flora Moore Meadow, with her hus-
band and two children, is at the Mcclure.
James N. ReOs, one OF the leading lawyers
OF the Belmont county bar, was in the city
last night.
John F. Vinsl, E:q, and J. W. Vandavort.
oil ParkercbBrg, wers at the Mcclure House
yesterday.
Mr.. A. ". Harkins, postmaster st Rush
Pun, Ohio, waa er.ong his numerous Wheel.
ing friends yesterday.
Mr.. A. +. Hustled, who Is student at the
Jetfsrson Medical College, Philadelphis, Is
home for shor! vacation.
A. II. Mitchell, Prosecuting Attorney Of
Belmont county, and V. L, Hawthorne, also
Of Ut. Clairsv;ile, wore in the city yesterday.
John Phillips ths colosed roustabout thst
YVES beat up OIL tho st. Lawrence lest Sunday
by the captain OF the watch for drawing a
revolver, is sole to BIO about again.
Win Kraft, OF Petersburg has been offer.
ed the petition OF q cle:kship on tbs Emma
Graham. Charlie Anderson, who has teen
filing the p!scs for q long time. ia laid up at
Lis home in this city. he quite i'll.
Nr. Ch,;st Viswig, Jr., tho well known and
popular local agent of the German Insurance
Company, was married lsst evening NJ the
residence 0ftas BRIDES pareutf, on the South
Side 10 Miss Emma Bowerg. The happy
couple have the congratulations and well
Sinhes OF large circle OF friends.
Charles Tclls,ot Petersburg, representing
the Oneida transportation Company, has
been in this city this week negotiating for
the purchase OF light passenger packet for
the Little Kauawhs trade between Parkers-
burg and Burning SPRING.. It is the inteu-
ton to have fast boat and ons that will run
in low stage Of water. The p!erect psssen.
ger packet, Oneida, will then be put into lhn
towing trade, making trip each day. It is
becoming quito eviden. thst the Ooeida COM
pany means business and propoees 10 make
matters very lively upon the little Kama
wha river -.l DIX
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: INV TUNhs WUy IU.-TBIUIFntn IuECUVG
SIC; crude 7hSdsSc; refined S5i:.
Live HfucA.

EAsr LIBERTY, May 49, Cattle Market I'm.
changed and the feeling firm: receipA vs. head
shipments TO head. iloss-Market iirm; reccIpu
2.4l6 head: shipments La, head: Phllade,phiay
SVoaG TO- Yorfen IS G0a5So. sheep-Markel slow,
yuiCter and lower; receipts 1000 head; shipments
8 cOn hnaJ 'i--~'''-
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NEW York, May I6.-cotton steady at II OLGA
y l3iGc: futures easy; May l4oc; Juno l59c; July
ll.13c; August II .s3c: September ll.5tc; October
lo.G0c: February ll.C0 a, 10.
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NHIDGE It:OyFACrOHY,


AuGVu ~ tuS kAuuStE4Gh "a
-,'r ~ wheeling. ~-e .r.5gr
For several months Fass, indeed ever since
the pracsic.bil!ty Of making steel nails was
established, thers has been more or Less talk
OF .diversilying the iron industries OF this
city. Oao Of the new branches Of manu-.
fscture talked OF Is that OF bridge iron and
iron for roofs and .buildings. The proposal
TO divert Wheeling iudustry into this chan.
mel originally arose out Of the prospect OF the
steel rail traffic dispensing with the need OF
boilers, and rendering worthless for the pur.
poses Ct nail making the forge departments
OF tho rolling mills. The waste OF capital
this would inv.lvs was consideration.
1t is nov announced that q bridge com.
pauy Is being organized here, and that O
charter will be taken ont a. an early day.
The corporators arc mostly praclics! iron
men interested In one OF the established
mills and there ia reason to believs that III
their hands the project will be consummeted
promptly, and lis SUCCESS may be conadered
assured from the start.
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RIVER HEEB.


e
Notes About the Steamboats,. Bank Rrieri
aud reieGrapnio Reports. --sSa
The Eugene arrived from below With
empty barRes.. -.g.,, TT
The W. N. charoellor Is due down a. an
early honr this morning, bocrd for Charles.
ton. - Il
The Scotia pessed up and ths Emma ars.
ham down. Both are st present doing 8 fair
busness ia the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati trade.
The river continued falling slowly yester.
day. The marks last evening Indicated a
depth Of S feet iuches. The heavy rains OF
last night will probable cause a sica OF few
inches to.dsy.. ~ ......,
: Tho Iron Age, ons Of tho .most plwGriul
tow.boats owned by Gays Iron line, 70.
away lust evening for 81. Louis with three
model barges that wsse heavily loaded hare
during the weak with iron end nails Tbs
Resoluse, another Quo OF Gxsy'g etssmers,
passed up with three barges OF ore. 4 /. :
Tho United States beacon light steamer
Lily passed up ; eSte,dsy afternoon, stopping
just long enough to get her mali, She ia
furnishing supplies on the up trip, but on
the aosn trip 1t is expected that shs viii
make come changes and possibly establish
new light or two. 7s.a. :,
The Andes leaves Cincinnati for this port
this evening. Next Tuesday tho Andes
leaves on her excursion trip to Cincinnati
and the Musical Festival. Arriving there
Thursday noon she will not leave mill mid
night Friday. The Opera HoGse band bns
been engaged for the entire trip, which will
DO made thoroughly enjoyable. -,
GREENSBORO, Pa, May l5.-Rivor IA feet O
inches and stationary: weather clear. -.
PARKER, Pa. May l5-Riyer 3 feet 10
inches aud stationary; weather cloudy and
cool. s LlsGl ri All -
RIcE's LANDING, Pa, May l5.-giyer s
fee: 0 inches and rising; weather clear; Their
100. a5 ..,s
LOUISVILLE, KY, May l5.-Depth In the
canal feet 10 inches; on the falls feet
10 inches aud rising. g .5tsI5 ~ =
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Mum social and Enter,ainmeut.

The Mexican Mission Band, Of tho First
Presbyterian Church, will give mum social
in the lecture room Of the church this even.
Inc.
Tho following is The programme: vesper
hymn, by Band; essay. Maud Weber; song,
Fannie Robiueon; recitation. Tillis Burke;
song, Miss Phillips; recitation, kRte White;
song, Mrs. L. B. Ballard; music (orisina,),
Nellie Warren; recitation, Dora Rosenbnre;
song, Miss Mexican; recitation, q. P. RrowE;
song, Lucy hobinsor; song, Mamie Sit
greGves; original poem, Sophia Wright.
The first hour will be taken up with the
literary and musical programme. al ter that
the mum social will commence. The snte,-
taiumsnt Is In the bands Of leaders who will
make il very pleasant for all who attend. .-..-
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Accompanying the repor. OF the Superlr-
teudent was that OF the Librarian, OF tho cir
culation for tho four weeks ending April "a
In the reading room, LAG; in the library
proper, 2,0i5. There was collected for tioes,
s2 So; from sale Of catalogues, $l3 60. The
report WAS received and fled.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May l5.-Depth In the
canal 5 feet 10 inches; on the falls 0 feet
10 inches aud rising. s. 5s.. ~. -
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John L. Gllchrist died last night a. thu
residence Of his father In Lesthe.wood
Mention TkD made in vest, rdayAmornin2'
issue OF tho iaos that he was very low and
not expected 10 recover. For sons time pas;
he had been in very poor health, and his
constitution, which WAS not strong, was
quickly undermined. Mr.. Gilchrst was a
young man with tondness for study, and
was extremely well versed on all subjects.
His many friends admired him greatly, and
will regre, 10 learn OF his un.me!y death.
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An 1STELllGEScEn msn asked Hr W. L.
Calm, the directory. man, How are you
getting along with your new book"
"Oh, 6rst rate. We'll have her out some.
time in June. We are going to include some
new matter. and the directory will be bigger
than rBuAl." p ST. ':- -
"What does II show?' E.T 81, IN ~. +
An what respect" .,
SIS the city g.owiuge' i va. ~
"Ies, sir; 1t Is that. The directory will
show an increae in uRmcs since 1852 OF al.
most II not quite ten per cent. That repre-.
sents propor,lonate incressa in the popula.
ton, md this sign Is infallibls. The town Ia
booming. You may not notice 1t, because
the growth Is gradual, but 1t Is Of the kind
that comes to stay" .fat- 3 s-s-9l
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Hon. Jupox J. NJ. Corr1spuEy, Cleveland,
O., say,: Il have used scores OF pile cures,
and It affords ne pleasure 10 say that hays
neye. found anything which gives such i'm.
MEDIATE and permanent relief as Dr.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment" t.rs
Wholesale Agent: & Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, and J. @. DEAT 4 Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. i.4 1900 pIw
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-Hi6a i;nn,is.. 80

In Henrie!tas. nuns yelling, trico.;nes,
batisse oun!ings, grenadines, TO-, in light
weight for the sesson. These goods are Of
our own importation, which Is a sufficient
guarantee Of their quality, and the prices w0
prices. E. N. McGiLLlN q Co,
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NIvER before have manufacturers OF wash
dress fabrics brought out such exquisite de.
signs and styles SIS this season. Z. NJ. Nc.
Gillin & 90. show an immense stock OF these
goods In zsphyrs, satines, French and Amer
ican, serIsuckers, bstisIes, -lawne, chan.breyB
and Scotch and domestio gipghams at the
extreme low price characteristic OF this house.
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Cheaper ThRn All the Othere,

---- OHVNPeE 1HHH MI tHt VtHVIHsI :, 4 :
Z. COO bolts additional Wall Papers and
Borders, making tho larges. stock in the
Ststs, WHICH will sell wholesale and retail!
at manuf.oturerJ PRICES, also large stock
and great variety OF Carpets, Bugs, Oil
Cloths, Window Blinds, made up ready to
hang, and retsiled at Wholesale prices for
cash., Nos. 20l0 and 2O21 Main street. h,
/. sz - .g5f,,,st.e JOHN RoEXE8, AIT.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Company will sell
excursion tickets 10 parties attending the Re
publican Convention at Chicago Tor $40 90
the round trip. Through sleeper to Chicago
from Wheeling depot. Sin !, ..
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The Iadepe'lden! says: The County Com.
missioners are again away looking at county
buildings. So far they have found nothing
auits that can be built for $lO0. 900. Monroe
county, O., and Ita.shell county. ": Va,
economist will hardly insist that they would
be suitable for Relmount county. There is
I growing belief that the Legislature will
have " be asked lOr another 100000.
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No one doub:G but What our dress goods
stock in variety and extent. exceeds that Of
I'LL Other competitors com bined. Where the
goods ars and where tho prices are made the
lowest is the place to buy dress fabrics. We
cannot enumerate, but everything that is
new gnd desirable in reasonable goods will
be found in ou1 stocl, from tha very lowest
priced goods made, upward to the liuest Inv
ported. as. L. NJ. MCCLELLAN l. Co. 3
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RlcE's LANDING, Pa, May l5.-Riyer S
let 0 inches and rising; weather clear; Their
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WARRINGTON, D. o., Mayl6-l:SO a. NJ
For Tennessee End the: Ohio Valley, fair
weather, preceded by locel rain, in tns Up
per Ohio Valley, varsbls winds, stationary
temperature. H. yas
For the Lowsr Lakes clearing end fair
weather, variable Winds, higher temperature.
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Is weak; word 10 express the great sale OF
straw hats and other millinery goods during
the last few days. Notwithstanding so many
goods were sold, there Is an abundance yet,
and the prices, as usual, extremely low.
a. E. n. McGILLls l. Co, II
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Carpets,

No dealer in carpets In this section OF the
country have disadvantages We have In pur.
chasing the.e goods. Consequently no dealer
can eel! carpets at tia low price We offer
them at. A visit to our carpet room will
establish this fact. t
re- VA. E. II. McGlLL,s & Co,
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a. " AIN ZEALAND,
Wtlldug, ". Ia, Nay 10, 1854. n

McEE Philadelphia lawn mowers sold than
all others combined. Note the prices: Ten.
inch, $3.50; twelve.lnch, $40; twelye.inch,
sIl so, fourteen.inch. sl3; sixteen. uch,
sli.50. .g 8. Z, BoYp, Agent, :
Market Equare,
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NEW YORK: Msy ls.-There hiss been more gen,
eral inquiry for stun, aud though the market wa,
by no means active lair volume OF bushes, ha,
6eca rcaS he'd with better request for moderate
selections In clothing aud woolens,
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OPEN TO-DAY,

The new shades Of Brown, Grey and
Beige Dress Goods and Jerseys 10 match
them. Also Children's Jerseys ut our
popular llrices. EMSuElMER,
Eleventh Street.
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To The Editor Of nc Inttuieencer.
EIl:-rhs Diamond Coal & Coke Coupsny
will be prepared to ship coal from their sbait
by rail May 20. Consumers will do we'll 10
give 1t trial rs 10 quality and prices a,
which It can DO delivered at Wheeling by car
lo:r. Parties wanting TO contiuct fos future
delivery will please address Diamond Coal &
Coke Company, Wellsburs, W. Va. we
claim It as good white ash gas and cooking
coal as is in the market. =
Yours truly,
G. HIMBELLASp.
Nt!lJlrg, ". a., Nay 10, 1854.
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New Trnln for Cleveland and Chicago.
1 Special attention 10 invited to the new
schsdule on the Cleveland e. Pittsburgh
railroad taking effect May IL. Under tie
sire at S:25 A. NJ. and Bridgeport at 1854, N,
and s!riYe at Cleveland Ct 2::225 r. NJ. the same
day and Chicago at $3.50 A. II. the next morn
Ing. The afternoon train, which formerly
started from 6!euben7ille, now starts from
Wellsville, making direct connection with
the morning express leaving Cleveland at 6
A. M,arrlying at Bridgeport at 24S P. N. and
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MORNING GLORY BAKING Powder pure and
most economical In the market. Sold by ali
lading grocery dealers. ~ ,s., "a =
G. 8. FEESY Proprietor,
lil0 Main street,
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SENIOR LEoHADo GAb YALosAs, Of santisgo de
las Vegas, CUBS, was completely cured Of
severe intermittent neuralgia by the use of
81. jacobs Oil, the great paia-5anisher.
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JUST think Of it, an eight-foot Step Ladder
Tor IS oG, six:ioot for 81 10, with patent
bucket support, at Boyds, Market Square.
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THE CITY SCHOOLS,
FIGURES FOR THE MONTH OF. APRIL.
4 Vacation on Decoration DaJ-Df. nullihea'a
D.s.h-Ths Crowded State Of the Colorsd
School Circulation Of Library Books
rms Daring the Month-0ihtr Matters. ~

The regular monthly meeting OF the City
Board Of Education was held las. evening at
the rooms oithe Board, in the Library build.
Ing. The Board waA called to order at 7:l5
o'clock by President Collier; all tho numbers
were present except Mstsrs. Hoge, Isett, W.
A. Wilson and Work. .
The Committee on Accounts reported hay.
Ing audited bills 10 the amount Of $l03 %,
which wers ordered paid.
Thu Committee on Public Library noml.
mated Miss Annie Carson for assistant llora.
rian for the ensuing yaar, and she was con.
tirmed as such. s%
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KELIAsLE sEkps, ,tur neycr iaN to Know,
re s0ld by lloyd. No old stcck offered.
Everything New and Fresh Crop at Boyd's,
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For slightly. damaged carpets, two-thirds
their cost. 70 TO J. W. FEgRKL's. :.
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1IllEIiC1IkC

HEApQuAn7EGs for all kinda OF Gardening
Tools aud Seeds, g. Z. Boyds, Market
H0uare. #sH l3H T-Isss.l sHH.
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uard.nnde wnukenps,ast.

-'--6 HNtU.HNue WnukGHbHhst.
Another invoice received, In button, laca
and Congress. Easiest shoe mads Tor gen.
tlsmen, AZ ): ". ANlcKs,l, (.
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HEl.g,AIkE,


The New County Nuiidtngs-StcelN Nails.
- Various keyys So:es.
TIE nail works ha, begun the shipment oil
!tastees nsils,
The new eiiice OF the Eaterpr;sc Window
Glass Work Is alm5s. finished.
Boram's slaughter house, In the Second
ward, is being raised and having the damsge
done By the nood repaired.
The U. 8. government baSt Lily was here
yesterday lesying supplies and paying the
keeper OF the signal light on Boggs island.
4 connection Is being made between the
new water works power. house and the old
one, by which part Of the nsV machinery
can DO uBed at oncs.
All OF the trees planted last year on the
pqblic square arc growing nicsly. 4 few
have bsea rlented this spring, ind there are
places staked CIT fer many :nore.
Bellairo base ball clubs IRE arranging Tor q
number of games with other clubs, the
games to be played at the homes Of those
clubs. II there Tss Gu iIcosed ground here,
many games could be had with crack clubs
Thelargest Of the Macanley houses, which
the high water oyesturced, has been ever
piBee lying on its aide. Workmen are now
replacing 1t Oh tho foundation, which, as
the house is L two story building, 10 no easy
job. ....
The subjecta for the graduating essays OF
the High School hsve bean given to them by
Superintendent Jones. They cover the his.
tory OF the class, OF tho rshOol, Of the year
in this neiehhoraood and such matters
This Is continuation OF the work which
has been done by the members Of this class
during The lsos few years in writing memo
s..' r'
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FoR slightly damaged carpets call on J..
". ferrel, cofneY OF Main and THeA,y.nrst
strests ~ l-. ~ r' :. ,
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Still, .iiIteeA OF twenty pieces of eighty
drmsged carpets left, st iwo.ihirds their first
cost. J. W. FYgRE1.
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Tho following shows ,heranso Of the Their.
mome,er, Is observed ut schnept'ydrus store
Opers House, yesterday :sSt-
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WHITE Kid Opera Gloves at $50 att. W,
Fesral'a. ~ ~
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Uzle :lntellii.QejiIrfa:
Office: NoK. 20 nne, - rourIctnIi, street


Wantcd-Trimmer for Millinery.
For Sa!e-Phaetou.
Wanted-Brick Masors.
For Cinciunati-S,eamcr st. Lawrence.
White Mountain Freezsss-Nesbitt e. Bro.
For City sergeant-J. N. Little.
A Full Line OF China Paints--J. B. Wilson,
Just observation-disclosures and Lsnlons.
Gas 6,oyes-C. L. Slitel l. Sons-Head Of
Local. E
Gloveo--H. Emsheinler-Head OF Local.
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CnE.rEsT Hoes, Rakes, Spades, shovsls
Msttocks, at s. z. Boyd's, Market square,
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= 3
"A EcCf,

WIEN you want a first-class Buggy OF
Wagon, 20 to Boyd's. ~ gss.5-,... =. Il. !
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FoR phastons and bugglts, great bargains
80 10 lae slg J. W. FEEREL's.
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BEST Galvanized Fencing Wire price six
,csnts per pound, at Boyd's, Market Square.
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Ns.l4 Another Special Snle
OF hosiery and GLOVES will be arranged for
Saturday. Wait. EN-. McG1LLIN & Co,
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, THE DAILY MARKETS.
Tho Financial world.l

NKw YoaK, May l5.-Money market active and
rates advanced hsH percent pc, diem, Prime
change haniels' bills weak at 81 sSa; SO; demand
81 SSli 81, lTr no 81. F.'6s .- '.l H-.,.
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INDICATIONS.

7.A.M.l 9a:Sr MEN. 7I,M.I2G.sEu,7E,
bS-sg 6! u b. 81 81 70 75 70
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ZOE SALE.
TOR SALE.

a h!St-class farm OF lf6 acres, with good In.
proveInGEls, enc hall a nile from the National
.osG and the denpGeld railway, and eight miles
from Wnec.irs., viii bc sold upon reasonable
'otnlS. For particulars inquire Of
ALEXANDER ZONE
febl. $500 N ''"
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;, pH1lADE1rll!, Nay 15.-Flous dull and steady.
Wheat otcnsa Ic hss4er, market quiet. closed
May S! tsal OF Juna 81 ,O3a, 0S>s; July 81 ca
! G,h. Augas. q o2AAl o.. Torn opsrpt stronger.
yellow exc: steame, G',la65c, sail mixed Gsxa
Gic; .atl hSh mixed Coo .il yenw Csc; sail mil cd
Nay G046ll5ssc June Gadlxc: July 6?Gf2Ic: tupust
63a6,c. o.ts Irregular; No white 4o1IaiijIc: No
3S2HaiOc: No Swhtte ioaiG'4c: No. 2 mixed S7Lc.
Lard quiet cum S.5o4sssc; butchers ,oose s Ioa
SIC. Whisky dull at 81 20. ''s'"
C.scINaArl, o.. May l5.-Flour heavy; family
61aa IS: fancy s. !oab 40 whtsi In iii demal,d:
meats 5000 bushels. Corn dim; 10. 2 mixed
aS1SasphG. Oats dul! and lower: No. mixed 81.
asb1Sc. Rye finn At Zoe. Barley Arm aud IN.
ehsnsed Pork firm; mess sl7 rs. ard dull al
s;o5c. Bulk meats quict shoulders exc: shoit lib
s9sc. Dtcon quiet: shoulders 7Lc; short rin gxc:
short clear 914c. Whisky steady at 81 lis Buffer
Gulland uuch.nEcd. Sugar DR. n ard uncb snvCd.
changed. - !. ''.l ~ - -
TOLEDO, O.. May l5.-Wheat inactive and lower.
No. 2'ed cath Waste; 4'y Hc June Csc asked; July
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DgRIEs in cambria, lawn
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s'+c: August asked; No. soft q coal "; No 3,
lower: hish mixed 6oc No. . calh 6s{c; May sc;
Juno bi1tc Jnly 5Shc; August Go<c; rejected 67Ic;
no grade b3a5SSc. Oats eaiier No, white SOC; No.
2CAsh and May 35xc; June 36xc - - |
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aru: common and light 81 25a5 G5; packing and
butchers 81 2Sa6 60; receipts 2, 900 head shipments
400 head, rs. -