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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-01
BUFFALO BILLS WILD WEST.
An Exposition OF lsUrler Life TINT Is Wortl

Ncxt yt,osdov and woduos3ay altar.
IN VIM: wv n"" 1Sp"mh.
moons lioh' "llila'h L. Cody l'l'uliaio
Bill' and his "Wild West" combination
will exhibit on tho State Fair Grounds.
Tho ,ro,,n, n,,,tor, s;.,. n,,o 1n,,,,na ~
:. cup "'o sN,'n' ,"s u
the SIOUX, la"ncc ana oh'aha tribes,
several cowboys, scouts OF National fame,
butlalos, or moro properly bison, and other
Western creatures of interest. Samuel l..
Clemens ("Nlark Twain'') recently saw
the show ut Elmira, N. y, and wrote the
following letter: {,
ELMIRA, n. y, September 10.
Dear M. Cody;
have now @ your Wild West show
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At least three men on tho average Jury
are bound to disagree with the rest Just to
show that they've got minds of.their own;
but there is no disagreement among the
women us to the merits of DR.. Iierce's
"F'ayorite Prescription" They are all
unanimous in pronouncing it the best
remedy in the world for all those chronic
diseases, weaknesses and complaints pccu-
liar 10 their sex. 1t transforms the pale,
haggard, dispiritcd women into one OF
sparkling health, and the ringing laugh
again "reigns supreme" i'll the happy
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Going to Hellnire Saturday,

Col. w. II. Travis has received from Col.
Baron, commanding the Republican
marching clubs OF Bcllaire, IN invitation
Tor the Wheeling Blaine and Logan rcgi-
mcnt to participate in the Blaine demon
stration there next Saturday evening, and
he requests that all otlicers OF clubs COM
posing the regiment meet him ut Lincoln
Club tomorrow night to arrange for going.
The B. 0. will run a train down every
hour during the day. The Republicans Of
Wheeling will go down in force.
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Charity Commenced Mt Home.

At the last moment, ten o'clock A. NJ,
18th, Eugene Gaudins, q ware
houseman for Messrs. r. Onorato& Co.,
one-lfth Of the coveted ticket.
The revolutions Of the wheel brought out
No. l5.3G5 us drawing the capital prize.
The fact was published and came soon to
the ears Of Gaudins, who yesterday was
poor, but to-day, by the investment OF a
dollar, ranks among the "bondholders."
He called Mt the office OF the Louisiana
State Lottery with Mr.. B. Onorato, and
was promptly paid in full.-Mew Orleans
P%icayune, August 18th, 1854. DIV
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No Raes; No Money.

The Bcllairc Independent OF yesterday
says: The Ritz-Heil boat race will proba-
bly, not be made. This is no fault OF Heil's.
He has not the moncy:himsclf, and his
friends at this time do mot respond with
the cash. The opinion2is generally cx-
pressed ttat: He'll can win With q start of 4
minute, butt is not considered "a great
puddin'," Us tho boys say. II sonic OF
the sporting men Of Wheeling were to
take hold Of He'll they could make II stake
in his rorSr znMTg.E I.TG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-01
A SET OF ~HuLL-DoZErS.

This nan Hunt somc time ago clal.
lenged any colored man to a joint political
discussion. His challenge was printed
over his signature in the Register, and DR..
l.. W. W. Manaway, editor OF the Wheel
iny Tfibuae, took himnpina carlin the In
%rELI.IoESCER. Last might when the Doctor
confronted HINT the latter said he never
authorizclth qualification OF the challenge.
At one time during Barnett's speech
there were loud calls for Manaway, and
the speech was for n minute interrupted
Dr.. Manaway arose and earnestly urged
the crowd 10 give Barnett q fair hearing.
Squire pcterman, "a black Republican"
us he said, 'irom the core out" also arose
and insisted on order, and the meeting
was allowed to proceed without further
disturbance. Barnett 500 concluded.
= Then loud and general calls were heard
for DR.. Manaway, in response to which he
arose and attempted to speak. At once
there was n rush for the door, and some
body cried ont, ''l1very d-n Democrat
leave the hall!" This was said to be
Judge Houston. Whether it was or not
the 1STELLIGEScER reporter cannot say,
but he can say Of his personal knowledge
that Judge Houston was foremost among
the crowd OF Democratic bulldozers who
then attempted by most d~issraccful
methods to prevent u fair hearing on the
other side. VIZ
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Special train between WhcclIuc M II

Special trnin between Wheeling md Iellnirc
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany will run q special train on Saturday.
October + leaving Wheeling every hour,
commencing at0 a. NJ, Eastern standard
time, and continuing until II p. VI. Re-
turning leave Dellaire every hour from
VA. NJ. to II 7. NJ. Round trip twenty-five
cents, $50
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WIN. NJ. Clements, Master of Trans.
tation, ]. G. Davis, Assistant 10 the Presi-
dent, S. r. johnson, Master Of Road, John
Bradshaw, Superintendent Of Construc-
ton and Repairs, J.. A. Hunter, Assistant
Master OF Road, Arthur Sinscl, Supcrin-
tentendent Of Bridges and Building, and
W. N. Boiling, Civil Engineer, were in
the city yesterday. All left in the oven
ing for the East except Messrs. Davis and
Bradshaw, who left for Pittsburgh. It. is
expected that work will begin on the Hemp.
field improvements here in 4 few DAYS, =
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Nobody who heard the speech of Gen.
Stewart L.sANoodford OH the wharf in this
city in 1880 will ever forget it. 1t was one
OF the most eloquent discourses ever heard
anywhere. = Gen. Woodiorl has been Sc.
cured for a few speeches in this State this
year. He will probably speak in Wheel
ing on October ., and ii not on that day
on the 10th sure. He will no doubt have
4 large audience.
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Gen. James A.'Beavcr will address tho
Republicans OF this city and the towns
across the river ut the Seventh ward wig
wan on the old fair grounds this evening
on tho issues OF the day. 1t Is bound to
be n stirring speech for this brave and gal
liant Pennsylvania makes no other kind.
1t will well repay one to hear him. 3y
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Gov. Jackson is expected to arrive in
the city to-day.
Mr.. George r. Taylor got home from
New York yesterday.
Miss Name Spellman is visiting Mrs. N.
II. Vanclcve, of this city.
Mr.. Ed. Franzhcim, who is y student in
the Boston School Of Architecture, re.
turned home Monday for the purpose OIL
spending three weeks vacation here.
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. Yes; YOU may well say "complaint;"
for If there is anything makes n poor NOR
tai complain, it is TO have his liver out Of
order. The liver is the great scavcnger of
the body. It gathers up refuse, works it
into bile, and then works the bile of. It
has n heavy contract; and sometimes fails.
Then there is a general disturbance. That
is quoted by taking Browns
Iron Bittcrs. Mr.. W. A. Brown, OF Mar
shalltown, Iowa, says, browns Iron
Bitters relieved me Of liver complaint after
other remedies had failed"
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sgaktnpg omaes.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY
Brands ADVERTISED a. absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA.
81 THE TEST,

Place q can top down on a hot stove untilheated, then
rsn.o.s the cow! and small. a chemist VIII not b ~
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a Man lIudly Hurt.

Yesterday Michael Kelly, n llod carrier
Ct Reymann's brewery, fell through the
floor Of the third story Of the new build
Ing, md striking oil tho first floor, broke
several ribs md sustained other injuries Of
the gravest character. lie was removed
10 his home, and may recover.
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Panhandle Excursiun = Cincinnati, Thurs.
day, October 2, H5 90.

The P, G. &St. l.. Ry. Co. will run a
through coach from Wheeling to Cincin-
natl on their excursion, October 9. Fare
for round trip only s. 90. Tickets good
for return passage until Monday, October
9. Excursion train leaves Wheeling at
sos A. NJ, city time. For tickets and
further information call on J.. G. Tomlin-
son, agent, Panhandle route, foot OF
Eleventh street, Wheeling, W. Va, +
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NIctlins Of tho COlllKiOn.

Leonard and Boyd, who were hurt at
the collision near Pennington, were
brought to this city Yesterday morning.
Leonard is not 10 badly hurt rs feared.
lie is ut his home on the South Side, and
may recover. Boyd is at the hospital.
His lite Is despaircd OF.
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The night was too warm to consider
any further business and the Branch nd.
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moderately Ectiye. Wheat, western easier and III
fair dpmalid; No. . winter red slo, siAaSlhsc; Sep
temiNr S,i4c bid; October si1E.asi14c; November
s~C531,ls7c; December ~SttS9iic. Corn, western cn.
iircly nominal. Oats lower md quiet; western
white Sla:ij11Ssc; mixed :tan:s,c. Rye quiet ut ca,
&c. Provisions steady and dull, Whisky steady al
81 lSll II. -. --
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Steamboat "Diurnal."
WHEREAS. 4 libel has! been fled In the District
Court OF the United States kor, the i~ist,ict Of WtT
Virginia; Oh the 18th day Of september, ISsi. byC
\. skunk, assignee Of the Marine Hallway aodIn
Dock Company, an Ohio corporation, against Il.
steamboat "Diurnal," her engines, tarEIeY oust.
Now. therefore, In pursuance Of the moa!,Isa
under the seal OF the snid Court. to luc llrr,rd
md delivered, 10 hereby give public imti,,. bsii
persons Claiming the said steamboat, hrr eIrj,sA
TICKLE, outfit. apparel mud funiturr, or IN usy
manner interested therein. Or knowing Or having
nnything TO suy. why the same should not h. ron.
demncd AMI sold pursuant 10 lie prayer Of The aII
libel. TINT they be and nplear 'leton saIi Gkirtd
Court to he held IN, the City Of Wheeling. In md
for The District of West Virginia, on SATiirIIpAY
the 18th dny Of OCTOBER, ISL. At Ii o'clock III IL
forenoon q TINT dry: provided the NalneshAlI be- (
day Of jurisdiction. otherwise on The nert ihya
Jurisdiction thereafter: then nild there 10 inieflIsS
Their claims, and 10 make their nlltyattonsth Inf
behulf. 80 GEO, IL, ATEISSOS' :
u. Marshal District W,st Virginia. ~
r: G. BArl, Proctor for lihcllnnt.
WHEELING. W. VA. Sept &c. lSSi. m,It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-01

WASTE no time; delays have dangerous
ends S1fa member OF your family is sufE.
cring with n slight cough or cold, don't
wait until it develops itself into consump-
ton, but procure ut once la2 bottle OF DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup and cure that copgh,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-01

HAVE you kidney or liver trouble, dys.
pepsia Or headache :? Try the Dr.. Thomas
PHI. May,be taken for years without pro-
ducing constipating or Otherwise injurious
effects. 4. US
Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly safe under all con;
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Oiice,.No s. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements,

Attention, Republicans.
Wanted-A Furnished Room
Wnnted--Two TO Four Rooms.
Don't Fofsrt Th!s-C.A a. SelMcier & CO,
Notice 10 Contractors.
The "AH.nud' Parlor Stoves.
Now l;elly-The Wheeling bakery COZ Premium
q l.orillard's Climax Plug Tobacco.
~Hope-SwiMs Specinc--Thlrd page, :
8 Attention. rlulMed Knights-Fourth pnGc.
lluckwhmt Flour-ll. 7. llehrcns. #
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Lincoln %Club-Fourtl, page.
Fire .Works-S. ~Schulz-Fourth pagc.
lndcxeIs ,Memosandas7Stnnton & Davenport
Fourth Page. ~ -:
"a District, Court OF The United ~States-F8arth page.
Cutlcurn iscmedirs-Fourth page.
District Court OF the United Suites-Fourtli page.
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9ry Goods.
5lry Goods. =
SHOOK eco.
-OURANEW

;550-URN EW
Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
has just arrived. Besides a
complete line Of all the staples
necessary for the Fall and Win
ter trade, VIC have received, and
call attention particularly, to our
wide variety Of fabrics suitable
for Ladies and Children's
dresses, embracing many nov
elites in Velvets, Silks, Cash
meres, Cloth Suitings, Otto
mans, Tricots, Plaids, etc, etc:
Our stock Of Ladies' and Chill,
dren's
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BEST FOR ANYTHING,

Every. species Of Itching, scaly. rimply, scrofa-
lous. Inherited and Contagious liumors. With Loss
Of llAir. cured bv Cut!clni Resolycnt tho new
Blood Purifier Internally. aud Cuticura and CutI,
cilrn Soap ihcgreat Skin CMrrs externally.
Sold, everywhere. Price, CutIcura, 20 cents; Soap,
3 cents: RcsolveEt, 81. ~
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REMEMBER the Y. p. w. A. entertain
ment Tomorrow evening Mt First Baptist
Church. Admission: adults 20 cents,
children 10 cents.
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NEW foEE, September 30.-Cotton quict: futures
steady; October 10000: November loose; December
lo.Gc; January lO.ljc; February lose: March
lo'aic: April lo.6c; May! loose: June I0.Soe; july
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Miss $. MeEOlil. 2
!. Song-''My Sweetheart " hen Il. boy" by Morgan

After the entertainment n business
meeting was held, and an initiation fec OF
fifty cents was adopted, with Il small
monthly assessment, not to exceed fifty
cents in any month. a fund has been
created by someo OF those interested so that
the expense to members may be rs light
rs possible. I.
The Circle meets every Tuesday even
ing, at $50, at Giermania hall.
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A n TRADE.


IAaA4
kets.
New ioEx. September @.-Moncy easy at 1hae
percent; closed Offered oS percent. Prime lner.
camille paper da8 percent Sterling Exchange bank.
en-, bills weak ats s.lll: denandA SIX. :
-GOvERSMESr-StrOng,
= RAILwAIs-Firmcr.
STATE SECCRtTiES-Quiet. rpE III
srocKs..Spcculation; ut the Stock Exchange was
act'ye ana bnoynnt to:,lny, From the opening aaiIl
and OIL the advance. Dealings were intended viii
great confidence, and round amounts OF leading
shares were taken for long gaccount The iIoatims
supply o. stocks continues at a small advance, not
having Induced any large shares. Union Taciic
WIS the feature, advancing from Is to 5IX. The
stock, was very closely held, md It was stated in.
~ mat the tmnsicr books Of the company show
GG0,GiSi1 sl !, res. Of, stock so!dain the nnine Of Jay
ment Ill inc earnings, ind the financial condition
iar made known BY the Officials. Land sales Jan.
y nary J, H. 70 August 81, 1851, were 3,066, VIC acres for
The vanderoilt's were CONSPICUOUS for n rise OF 8
percent each IN Canada Southern md Michigan
Genital: iae!tic Mail rose W to 5.ss4 on Official
crcasing mpidly, md the receipts were now caunl
TO percent net on the stock. The freight oiTtred
calls lor use more tonnage than the company
lGnngeH were higher, on q partial rcstora.
N0R OF rates. Prices advanced / 10 perccui.
ClIlada Southern sold ups percent to s., Mlcii.
snil Ceiltrn . to c, Union PGcitc1N 10 5I%, Chi.
elSo 3, burlington 4 Quincy X to l@511If, Northwest.
5yT, Laeknwanna u 10 ifl%, Missouri IsaIio1 & 10
", Now York Central ~ 10 boz, Northern Pacific
"A "A, S:l5ss, n@relerseo " % 465Es, .Omaha " to SIX.
ah q western unlon y percent, to lSst.
prices declined y to " percent. Lake Short sold
a. IlHa1D1 Regular aud 7salS% ex.dlyidcnd. Com.
pared VIZ last nights closing prlces werp II 10 8
lrfsent higher, Ienttng rules Indicate u large
NANbk a#L ii IS #H#H#H## 4Hs 400 III HH##.
In the lnan department to-day, Oregon Sayisa.
ii9n rommalded 4 10 x percent per. diem for Use,
missouri taei!'o l.3ail.l6 percent aud other proni.
ient hnarrs nat to sl.Se percent. A preliminary
Statement Q! the operations OF the Wes, Shore road
rom .Asntll LIST to June 9TH, shows gross earnings
ol WV. ogo. opcratlng expenses, including taxes.
Transactions 3ia,0Os shares,
!, U; !. Y, lQLH us. AIS. ll2k; u. s. ncwi lol;
Iaclhc G. .ot Us, 10; Centnll laciiic. llok; Erie,
Wi Lsalsa 4 Wilkes, Wi Louisiana eQusolsl vi
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TO C o BLAINE.
The Plumcd Knights Invited to go Quito
Columbus. S.

Columbus.
a special meeting Of the Plumed
Knights was held ut Lincoln Club last
evening for the purpose Of cotisidefingihe
question OF going 10 Columbus 10 partici.
pate in the big Blaine demonstration there
day after tomorrow, an invitation: having
been received from the committee ap.
pointed for that purpose. The invitation
WIS read, also n private letter to
one Of the members from Colonel
Fred Mussey, OF the Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette, urging the club, Of which
he is an honorary member, to attend. a
committee consisting OF Joseph Mctcalf,
B. S. Allison, W.. E. Caldwell,
r. J. Mcclure and Dave Dinger was
appointed to ascertain whit would be
done in the wayIot reduced rates and the
club adjourned till tomorrow evening,
when tho committee will report. Tic,
trip will not be made unless fifty agree to
go. Provided TINT number will 70, a
sleeper will probably, be chartered and
the club leave %to-lnorrow night at ll:l5
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Tho uniforms will be cleaned by that
time and the club ready for another seipe.
twill turn out on'the'0.h for escort tl,ity
to General Stewart L. Woodiord, and wifi
possibly so to Stcubcnvillc again on the
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FIRE works, flags, Chinese lanterns, &C.,
t G. S. FEESy's,
1910, Main street.
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WRAPS

has been largely added to within
the past few days, and we show
many styles that cannot be found
elsewhere. Our low prices, in
this department are a surprise
to competent judges. We So
licit an early call.
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VEST FRONT NEWMARKE7S.

We show them in beautiful Bro
caded silk and wool, and tailor
made; also Seal Plush SAcqueS,
which we offer extremely cheap.
Call and see the cheapest hildren's
Cleaks in the state; we have them
in any size. We also offer this
season tho popular Cannonsburg
Blankets, and We are headquarters
for the best Wool Hosiery in the
city. Call OH lis and be convinced.
FL
lSLSlS and 90 Eleventh Street:
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DEMOCRATIC TACTICS.

these two made m able trio. They were
assisted by about fifty other Democrats OF
more or less prominence, who kept up n
continual shouting of "liurrah for Glove
land!" "lIurrah for Wilson!" "Tlrce
cheers for Grover Cleyeland!" and the
like. 5-a9
r. Several Democracts who had too much
dccency to join in this kind Of n row, de-
fendcd the effort TO prevent m answer OF
the Democratic speeches, saying this was
a Democratic meeting and Democrats had
paid for the hali. The latter statement
was false. Nobody paid for the hall. No
charge is made by the city for the hall for
political meetings.
AS to tho former excuse, II the meeting
was Il Democratic ono its character was
carefully concealed by the Register. 1t was
announced us n !"colorcd mass meeting"
When a Democratic mass meeting is held,
the audience is'always permitted TO cali
for other Democratic speakers, alter those
announced are through the same course
is customary at Republican meetings.
Why should colored voters be refused the
privilege Of calling Tor other colored speak
crs ut Il colored meeting, after those an
nounced to speak. have done 30? The
thing last night was Il trick to
catch colored voters, III which it was n
pitifui failure.
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LARGEST line or Fall and Winter
Goods In tho city, comprising 800 differ.
ent Patterns Of Snitings, 100 different
Patterns OF rantaloonings, and 80 differ
cnt Patterns Of OycrcoNtings. Mnde up
IN best styles ut c. HESS l. sons,
No. 1891 &1323 Market St. 4
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D.. G., October l.-1:3O
a. M,-T-For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
generally fair weather, variable winds md
wer,teInperature.
Fol-; The Lower Lakes, cloudy weather,
local rhins, followed by iair weather, lower
temperature ind northely winds.
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TIE c. l.. s. c.
4 Pleasant Little Entertainment Inst
o. .N Er0nIuv.

4 Pleasant Little Entertainment Inst
Evening.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle held It's first weekly meeting last
night. Owingto the fact that the socicty's
books had not arrived the regular studies
were not taken up, but q very pleasant lit
tie entertainment was given, at which the
following programme was rendered:
/. Vocal Btie LIES DFeam Is Der"
Mrs. Nellie Palmer and Miss a. Carson.
.. Recitation. "Niisti."
Mn. Judge lloyd.
l.. Diln-'D EcliIllnS NtllllGN.
Mrs. Nellie Palmer. s
s. Reading ...... "Blsle Sony.H
Miss $. Melolir. y
6. Song-"My Sweetheart when II boy" by Morgan.
- ' L.
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Dry Goods.
Cotton.

NEW fonK. September @.-Thc market Is ouict
In all departments IND outside Of only moderate
wants Of seasoDnble spccinllics the iniIc haS been
very light, n feature not unusual for Tho ciosin"
day OF The month, ~ ~T".' = - '""e
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Tho following shows tho range OF tho
thermometer, as observed at Scllnepf's
drug store, Opera House corner, y~cstreday:
LAM, 730; I'm, s.; 3 r. NJ, So; 7 7. NJ,
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CHICAGO, September ao.-The Drorer's Journal re.
port: li"Ss.heceipls 5000 hcnd: shipments 5000
lower; rough packing St G5a5 lis; PACKING md
shipping S 25a5 90; light 81 Soa5 IS: skipss and
grassen 81 0cai GO. Cattle-Reccipts IL 900 head:
shipments $500 head; best gn,des firm: nntIvcs lGa
shippimsS y Coat 70: common to fur 81 005 GO: rnnsc
cattle ,2c lower; Texan. 81 50ai u. Sheep-ReceIpS
head; shipments 500 head; market stcndy;
common TO fair Sc aaa3 90; common 10 medium
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FAST Liberty, Pa, September @.-Cattlc market
Iments 2,eS head. Hog market Slow: yeeeIpts 10
head; shipments GAO head; Philadelphia none
selling; iorker S. Cnl5 91;enssers 81 EAlj 90. Sheep
head; shipments COCO head. ! III -
CINCINNATI, o., September 3o.-Live hogs Quiet:
common and Light 81 0haa 30: packing md butch.
Srs' IS ola5 10; receipts LOCO head; shipments SIS