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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

For phaetons and buggies, great bargains,
90 10 S.-=---s-!. j. W. FERgEL's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19
THE DAILY MARKETS,

FoR slightly damaged carpets, tTo.thirds
their cost, 20 to w. FEIREL's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Goods and Notions for
sale at hall price BY J. w. Fe.rel, corner
Main and Twantv-irst streats = =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

Singing, irritation, inf Elimination, all Kid
ney and Urinary Complaints, cured by
"Brchu,paibs." 81. - - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

best Galvanized Fencing Wire, price sir
cents per pound, ct Boyd's, Market SQUARE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

Iua7LE Soup lunch at Louis schwalb's
saloon, Tuesday morning and evening. Ro-
cheater Beer on tap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

HEADQUARTERS Tor all kinds OF Gardening
Tools and Seeds. 8. E. Boyd's, Market
square. Es
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19
TAN. l2x. Sr.x.7P.x.l7A. x.12a,sr.A7r.x
81 Y "a 6S ~ % 20
INDICATIONS.

Z. t.-,---l s-.-,l.-, INDICATIONS. ~ p
WASHINGTON, b. O., May lo-l:So A. N
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather and rain, southerly, shifting to west
ely winds, and stationary followed by a
slight fall ia temperature. ~
For the Lower Lake Region, cloudy weather
and rain, southesly 10 westerly winds and
lower temperature. e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

..s.s, SATURDAY.

The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometes, as observed st schneprsdrug store,
0pern House: = = :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

CHEAPEST Hoes, Rakes, Spades, shoysls
Mattocks, at 8. +. Boyd's, Market square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

e. AM IAN. MIN. 7A.x.l2x.Sr.x.7r,H
a 81 81 IS u 70 70 70
SUNDAY -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19
Dry Goods.

c, iIiagGvnLs, "a, May17.-Opened al Soc; hches
SIG; lowest f5}sc: closed at Size. ''sA~'
7o nS~ fohR. May l7.-Petsoleun hrmer; United
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

Foa allghtly damaged carpets call ON J,
v. Fersel, corner Of Main and Twenty.ftsi
Btfeets. -5f'-ftst5=-r5la ~ =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

WHEN You want a 6ret.clasu Busy o,
Wagon, 80 To Ioyd's II NJ T974 N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19
" % t.h.sss'ssss,...ssas..A NV
q. 8. 4H, couponS..,1l2

RAllAoAp BoSns=There was much better fce,,
9ng IN fatoad bonds Today and some sharp nd
from 70 percent the latter In Chesancasas q.
Ohio, class b, which rose 10 81, ~ y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

Among the many Departments our business tlat or M npp
aooDS DEPARTMENT stands OF the most prominent and a
Fe Importing and purchasing Goods direct from Foreign and
American Manufacturers are not compelled 10 nav thu o,o
profit but are enabled to place o Goods prices oeum
lower than no sells to smaller dealers. ..' "..
Wehave not space to enumerato the many different
tiles We carry many Of which exclusive but would np 81,
oil the Season. ranging in price from tho cheapest made uva
to the finest imported and in no house outside larger cities can s
stock be found and in no house this section OF tho country ara
prices made as low.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19
Petroleum..

PITTSBURGH, Pa. May i7.-ln the sf,euoon ,ha
market ssatn Weakened aud decliocd To- 75sIc hnt
rallied Immediately and advanced steadily 10 Inc
Sass Snen silss were made size There was
j. hopeful and steady, and good buying was In.
duiged In by the general trade. ' :" 40 ~
hhAnfoED, Pa, May l7.-Crude oil firm: ,ots,
runs friday Eit9 barrels total Shipments 5o.su
Sa rreis cha;es no! reported 4oSso
closed At SIZE hHnsss pI1cs opened at
7ossc. N''' paw 'i7he' 'o"css
TITUGvILLs, Pa Mav1z -nnonnd a, Soo..hL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19
TOR sALE-COUNTRY SEAT.

~, zen acres Of choice high bottom land, six nl!a
IneloW wheeling. on Chic River and Is. At RR.
Kitchen and outbuIldinps, situated In a ,roye o!
,hIspe, sugar and poplar trees. Also. &c Cd .tles
ION OF fruit trees Apply 10 - ''l
nm IT, Wy. HOOK 4 BRO, 1900 Ma, i.ls:
" T. N. MORROW, on the pIemiheS. md
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Agricultural Value OF Sewage.

There IA no ono who win deny that II
IA q mCat pity that 70 many millions Of
dollars worth Of iouilaiug materials
nro annually allowed 10 10 10 waste
through tho sewers Of our towns aud
citlot and yet very iow are ready TO DO.
liyO that this waste could bu economic.
ally saved and applied 10 tho land for
raising food clthor for man or beast
II reports are tru0 Tho now town Of
Pullman near tho city Of Chicago, has
solved this question In n most anlls.
factory manner. Pullman IA built upon
lOyol land, whore II would b0 impossible
TO secure perfect drainage by natural
flow, To overcome this difficulty, tho
drains were all carlod TO nm artificial
well supk dooply enough 10 receive all
tho soEhpo Of tho town, From this well
tho drainage wat0r Is pumped by steam
power, through largo pipe which
delivers u upon farm land throo mllos
away, whore II IL utilized for the pro.
duotlon Of ordinary farm crops II Ia
claimed that tho arrangement proves
higly satisfactory In every respect, and
that the investment pays good annual
interest,
lfthc market gardeners around Boston
ARE finding II profitable 10 erect costly
apparatus for watering thoir grounds
with pure VOL wntcr, pumped from tho
bowels Of tho Garth, why might not tho
city and country make gain NJ both
ends by Joining IN erecting pumping op-
paratus for delivering tho Richer waters
Of the sewers upon or undor the cult.
vltcd fields In tho suburbs II Ia be.
lievcd now, that The truo way TO water
garden and field Ia through porous
pipes, laid enough below tho surface 10
be entirely out Of the way Of cultlya-
tlon.
This question Of modern civilization
how 10 got rid OF Ia own wastes, Is but
Just beginning 10 attract public attcn.
llon. With our present light II appears
like gront question, but the time IL
rapidly coming when II must be mot,
aud We doubt not II will be met suo.
cessfully, The most that country people
can DO at present H. individually. 10
bake tho best care possible Of their own
house draining aud oeispOols. Tho prob
lem IL much more easily solved In The
country than In tho city OF large town,
--NoW England bdrBior.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Experiments with the Army.worm.

Prof Riley, IN Bulletin No, 3, En-
tomologlcnl Division, Department OF
Agriculture, gives the public something
new and interesting regarding the
varieties of plants on which the army
worm viii feed. Normally lls food "
the grasses and grains, II refuses none
Of them, Among the small grains
wheat and oats are the iaYOrltos, though
rye and barley are liked pretty wen, 1t
docs not refuse millel, corn, or sorghum
when young and tender II has been
known TO eat flax, but does not choose
II, and whom badly pressed by hunger
has taken onions, peas, beans and other
vegetables, and oven the leaves Of fruit
trees, II has been known 10 feed on
clover but will leave II when In Il tim.
olhy field and II has plenty TO cat, In
1881 50 Prof Riley introduced u series
Of experiments 70 determine the facts
concerning what the army-worm will
and will not eat when pushed by
hunger, llo placed each Of the follow
Ing plants In breeding cages with few
healthy hOll-grown lOryWi Garden
poppy; oil attained full growth and en-
tered the ground, three moths issued,
Cabbage; moved restlo,sly about first
day without feeding, Began feeding
the second day, and by tho fifteenth all
hal changed TO the + pa, In this state
two died and tho other two Issued as
moths, Radlsh; two issued m moths,
one dl0d In pupa, and ono In laryU
state, Cotton; oil died after feeding
slightly, Garden pea; oil fed abun,
dainty and transformed and issued as
moths, Garden bean; NIL died without
touching the leaves. Strawberry; all
fed for seven days and died without
transforming, Raspberry; NIL trans.
formed 10 pupa and half the number H..
sued as moths, Carrot; did not cat til
second day and all transformed, ono.
half the number Issuing as moths, pOrs,
nip; ono died In transforming, one In
pupa state and two issued as moths.
Garden lettuce; all issued us moths,
Carbon boot, all fod slightly, three died
the seventh day, and one Issued Os u
healthy moth Onion; all fed, two
dlod as hrym, and two sguod ~ moths,
llcmlock; all died without feeding,
The result showed that this Insect can
udapt Itself 10 quito u wldo range 0l
plants and Is nn insect more than 0rdl,
narily tenacious OF life, proving Il On
enemy always 20 bo feared Whenever
II makes Il, appearance, irdirlo fdy.
Dler.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.


DIR. j. b. johnson, Of Washington,
recommends the use OF yasellne rs a
local application once on twice day To
remove the itching and burning sensa-
ton caused by the eruption In scarlet
fever,
How 10 make sugar cakes without
mllkI Two cupfuls OF sugar, one cupful
Of butter, four eggs, one teAspooniul OF
sodai Hour enough 10 roll cut out and
sprinkle granulabed sugar on before
baking, Detroit Post
-Cofl'ee Milk for Invalids-Boll a
dessertspoonful of ground coffee In
nearly a pint Of milk quarter Of an
houri then put into II shaving or Two OF
lsinglass, and clear VI let II boil few
minutes and SGT II by tho side OF the lire
TO clarity, y,-Ihe household
In tho Western New York Agrlcul-
tural Society II was recently stated that
the planting Of new vineyards was
never so generally undertaken rs at the
present time, People are learning how
to use grapes, and finding out, too, how
health-promoting their free use Is,
Lime slaked with q solution Of salt
In water and then properly thlnned
with sldm-milk from which all the
cream has been taken makes u perma-
nent whitewash for outdoor work,
and, II Is said, renders tho wood lncom
bustiblo. II In an excellent wash for
preserving wood and for all farm pur-
poses, NJ Y, Post
"A delicious filling for layer cake
Is made Of ono cup Of stoned ralsins
and one lemon peeled, chopped To-
getheT mix with this half cup OF
cold water and one cup Of sugar, Beat
this well together; II tho cake Is well
baked, 80 that there Is u crust on top,
put the filling In while the cake Is stlll
warm, Be sure 10 remove the seeds
from the lemons. Troy Times,
We know Of no advice bottcr or
more profitable than this, yll,i Study
your market, The time OF planting
i about at hand, and the question n,
what shall ! pluntp II You wish to
mako money, don't plant potatoes,
pabbagcs, or whatever II may be, sim
ply because Rll your neighbors 0ro do
Ing so, II IL the very reason why you
should not, Plant something which
seems likcllcst 10 have q demand
something Of which You can monopo'
lila the market This ls old advice,
but ~ good ~ Government bonds
lOlcdO Biade,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

D,lwcon the hours ofG A NJ and or N NJ the tol'
lOwlfg tamud places
Plul ward NJ Hose ilous' M 0, m West Third
Hittti, between Poplar ana Plum streets
seolud Ward N rufgUf Hal No $50 North
Cherry street
filfd Ward al Hose House NJ corner of Sec
nnd and Nhhnn.ng slftuls,
Fourth Ware al No 20 Fat Ninth ttcel, kwl
tnl Ward NJ Hoe lluafe No 4 on Ehrl tonh
street between Walnut and cherry streets
els u Ward a fuuka shoe shop, corner Houlh
Market aud Navarro tltuuis
Seventh Ward % the Central u Rhe iloupo aof-
ntf ufCodf and kRlNh flftcls
Fuf tho following named city onlotrni
ono ptuoh for Water We kg Trustee,
Councilman 7 lel WMl,,
u Third ward,
l0nHh Ward,
" Finn Ward,
" NlNlh Wftd
~ poytuth Ward
ono pcrou for Asso,t1r grtl wgd
Noe6nd WAtd,
Third Ward
Youth WNd,
FIN WNd
Sixth Waid
Eleventh. Ward
Two pefonp for Nom ore 0t school board from
each Ward, one Tor one year aud one Tot two
For Township onlcemi
ooe person for fbelloo u tho Peace,
Three persons for Trustees
one pelnuns tnf iletk
ono person M Treasurer,
Three rerH0nn for t0nnlAhlce,
" WILLIAM ! PiEllo, Mayor
Canton, Ohio, March ", 1881
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
oLoTnINo AND ornrs' yUnNFaarNo oooDs.
TlDINGS or GREAT JOY TO ALL.
M an MD M MDmB. i.

Tho encouragement have appreciation
make speciality 0hen Clothing med
deagna larger this spring manufacturer
from the Ea ana every train bringing ns the choceet NOVELTIES In cs
exhibited In Canton packed with tho beautiful MIR
Chns everyday suits s5O Nice suits @ $500
from $3.50 S8Q tho like which
Of Fine children Imagine We al
ladies'
play and lot the interest we take little
aa am1NEM1M1NM McrN.
little mnoyp We
often thought how difficult for wongman TO comfortably
nj the time small salary enough
have found solution this problem and dlscoyor not
nntd but happy For the past Ave
success q Tho Phaep Clothing House now time for
floor ceiling with Che choicest styles Of Clothing afforded BY the Philadelphia
fully 50 Per cent less than ts prices they paid for the grades
good business suits at s5o and $500 Honest AZ wool suits e0o
pp ,r ebr ssdiaa yv S gy% ~ pn S nine pn
stock complete In detail and extend hearty invitation and
clothing on
By the almost forgot tell bring boysaong
them and got time will tell Immense
have TO select FROM In the meantime boys yourselves
MTrIT CYEAPEar erORE rHJ TOWN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

GOV. HoADLY and Adjutant General
Finley heartily deserve the thanks OF
Ohio for the promptnoeg and efficiency
with which the troops OF the state have
been moved TO Cincinnati, 10 support
the authorities OF that city In restoring
and preserving order. But for thia
there can be no doubt the destruction
OF property would have been far greater,
Akron Beacon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
aIlAIN MAIuKEr.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Divorce Notice.

william II, NJ Clarke, whose Teadene0 y unknown
viii take nOleb thai on tho hTa dAy Of Anil INA Jen
nle CLARKE hba her petition IN the Court Of Common
Pleas In and for hiArh county OHIO, praying Tor d.
Of oaa neglect VI duly and extreme cruelty aud that
said Jennie Clarke may be restored 10 her maiden nhne
and have the enalody O her child and for other proper
relief, 80
Said cause will be for hearing on and afer May 0th
lleU JAhESJ ullANf
mArlLw Atty Tor Plaintiff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

POLICEMAN Baughmen ID very busy
these days working for Councilman
Fawcett's recollection in tho Seventh
ward. Ilo makes great promises 40 10
what Fawcett will do toward improving
The etreets II kept In. or course this IL
tary. Baughman wants 10 be counted
in again and needs Fawcett and Billy
Wyant 10 help,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Ar stated periods Republican news.
papers charge that English gold ID sent
10 New York to secure tho adoption Of
free trade by this country This Ia the
most idlotic Of oil tho series OF tariff
clap trap arguments. Why should Eng.
land want 10 purchase The abolition Of q
system from which she proAts2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

GOVERNOR McLANE, Of Maryland, Ia
economical and has vetoed the bill 70.
ducing the marriage foo from $3.50 10
10 cents on the ground that tho $4,000
Of revenue thus derived should not bo
abolished. The State press rldiculcs
this doublo.distillod economy with force.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Notice IL hereby given 10 tho qpanjd voters OF
the city OF canton ONO That whereas tho tat
nieh Of the Ala NJ ONO require that the Mayor
shall, ion days previous 70 my election, htuc hn
proclamation f6ttlhg hnh tho lime aud place VI
ulccllON, Hud the nluuit " 10 th1ttn, ihtftiOtu
| William plufp, Mayor Of said city, hln0pnc
iHr that tho law requires an election 10 DO held lh
Hnlt fitV uu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

THE Cincinnati News.Journal comes
ont In the eight page form and Ia now
under the management Of Charles NJ.
Steele, Esq, The News.JOurnal is re-.
liable Democratic paper aud we wish II
abundant success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

AND now comes another testimonial
concerning Mr. Tilden'a health, An In
timOte frlCud reports him IN tho New
York World 10 bo hale, vigorous and able
TO attend to all hl0 business, and that
his eyes "aro something wonderful"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

GOV, CLEVELAND Of New York has
signed the bill making the election Of
che Controller OF aud the President Of
the Board Of Aldermen Of New York,
Tho Controller will serve three years
and The President Of the Board Of Alder
mon two years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

FANNY DAVENPORT boasts Of having
reduced her weight from $50 to l33
pounds byarigld system which includes
n twelve milo walk daily no sugar in
any form, no vegetables but raw tOma.
toea, no bread but dry toast and u fow
crackers, aud claret for drink.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

THE Ohio National Guard is u good
institution, and especially good Ia q
rlOtous affair like that In Cincinnati,
The object OF tho mob NJ frat, was, Of
course, TO get out the mulderers In the
Jail and dispose Of them, and had they
understood their business at the begin
ming, they could have captured the Jail
and got them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Notice to Contractors.

Scaled proposals will bo received NJ tho once Of John
A. Smith, CLERK vi the Hoard Of kdu0at0 ion Of jackson
l0wnahlp stark county until ~ O'Clock noon, on the
10Th dAy O APRIL, ltpii for the building VI school
House IN AubJOlnt Dist No, ~,
Plans ana specifications on nln IN hald 0lee, Each
bid must contain the name " every person Interested
IN tho same, aud be accompanied ny hpnleltht guar
anta6 0i SOo dlalnltrealed person lhat n the bid Df
accepted contract viii be entered into And the poi
f0flAnc6 Of II properly secured, None hut tho lowest
faafouabe bid Will be accepted, ana mo Hoard mas
D A. SMITH,
mArlDhw clerk oi Jaokf0n Township,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

DORSEY promises to appear before the
Springer Committee and make n clear
statement Of tie Star Route troubles, In
which prominent names will figure.
The ex-senator is formidable fellow
when lot loose.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
MIsoELLANr9us.
Farm For Sale.

wish 70 aoll my farm Of NV aoree IN pcrry town,
ahp, mua euutbnaAt NJ Masaillon And x noa from
Wcliylle station on The COnnOt Ion H. H. On tho fafm
are 10 ncfcs " Rood timber coed dwelling, bank barn
NJ the house and we'll MI the bafn young bearing
orchard Of thte hcfop, An choice ffht For further
particulars enquire 0f tho undersigned o pfeplsca
apf,l0m WILLIAM NAVE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

TIM Repository thinks "paul'e Bps.
tle to the Corruptionist5," q terrible af.
fair, and hOnce tho ring organ refused
TO publish the article. We never cred
tied the Req. with believing In st. Paul.
Ifit dld, " would not be tho ring organ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

A GOOD citizen should not have per
sOnal politics, but be aCtuated with de-
sire solely for the general good, sALUs
PopuLI suprema lex-the safety OF the
people Is the supreme law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Nix, KEEPER, the Republican candidate
for Water Works Trustee, was brought
ont we are Informed by Upham, Mayor
Plero, Shields, CreeCh & Company, by
big promises Of big majority. We'll
maj
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

PRUDENT Horatlo Seymour thInka that
inability to talk would be rather an ad'
vantage than otherwise to q presidential
candidate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

The Tweed ring In New York was
composed Of men influential In both
parties, 10 be successful, all city rings
must be thus made up,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

THE Carroll County County Chronicle
commenced Ia fourteenth volume last
week. Mr., Lawler began with the paper
thirteen years ago and has made II an
effective Democratic sheet,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
MARKE REPORTS.


.CmoAG0, April g.
FLouH=Markot duh Wlnlor Wheat Flour.
ihmRhool spring, NbeNbb0l low HTglct
lGn1g89@l Palents thb0DOshl lNo Flour,
WitGtralllrhorj carly and woalor later.
No, e NprlnH HltsodnO rtoeipia, MtUsbAlu
No 2 Whubl Apll dnliVcW WA1Hlbl Nay,
6AWNtcl Iuly, tGmAo.
CuuysH AUIyu but pficoa easier No, 2
Aprlb ~ 700 sCl May hihblql luue, hhAb
MNc, July bis sW0sNol No cash, @AGtblo,
Rejected, liBMiSo Ia store
elac cash asitfiis ,o Tor April, HittbH,s
for May, HMJllso for June, aud EhGal 10
iof julY delivery
llyg-A ahe1o gaslor ana markot quiet No,
2 gAAh, bloi April bici May GlAm0ac,
llAOLrY- Quite lrln, No, cash 03oGllo,
ApH OlhHlci May, 00adid eampa loti
QuQiAhlg ~ blGnso, according 10 Qualiiy,
MISS Puht Active but prooa easier, Quo.
lalona rnngodnl tlflgGlTiiiorelehp % Aprili
tltiSMlt0iN for May ElthjalJfH f0t
June, aud w G'lsGbliih for July delivery,
LAHp#PflgOn ruled ousl0r ranging ht 1000
Ghl for cash or Aprili n0bnlaiB fuf May,
W. !aAHllao Tor june hhd tphlN@pO fof
iiuffrilz Market dull, Creamery, good 10
fancy, lbulne Dairy good 90 fancy, gbhsao,
Cnhhsl .Mntkol gulet Full Cream Ched'
aaIA Rood 10 ilhe' llalihoI Slammed Cheddar
ltods-saes were made u, lb1loc for frcah
lota,
Nrw yOnR, April u
Itogn-Dull, IN buyoru favor nnd Without
qu0tAnlo chnnHp,
wpnAr Advanced HalAo at opcnlug after
,wgnil lostlaeyuncc and declined = lrlno
Trade qulct, No white, n1mlnAll No. 4 liod
April ti,0llSGDi0iA May, SlUlGti .Glsi June,
tl0,Hul, ,osAi luls, tl0l bid, titB afaed.
oQnrssnpcned Nc hlgher but later fol-
bnck h@lo. Fu,ure4 o0DglYe.
llvTTru-Duli and depccased, %caicrn.
i0Dlic Fjaln Jreaihery, l0o,
Cnrrsni- -hiendy ~ A6lbAo,
Edhes- western dullm aiN@irao,
DrrHpiT Aprlla
FLOrn--Qulct Michigan White Wheat,
nlpnp procuna ti,lbsei1bl roller proooaa, Hg5
slGsgI a,., gs'en's' so'oo@Oac' Minnesota pa,cols
WnrIr. No. ! White, sioOaesioiAt No A.
prDpfAO No I White heller Aprll, iiDINdB
i.olY May tLoimio1Al juno. N,Gs1i OpN
&c CoRN.No', ~, elol New lilsh Mixed, Dot
..oArs-No,a, =, 61B6Aol No, White, llo.0
wprAy-Actye hut TSSs, TS,sso2S No. "a fgTI' lsS cs.s
or April picl May ppo ashpdl juno, inoJ
Jpy, pbyo asked No. Y soft ti,6o No, b lied,
200 askedl l,ejcotei, 0to asked
,ConN-wgak ard ,hll High Mlsed, BIO bdl
OARS steady, No, Z White lS@hl No, .
cash or May, Doe sshed June, SIscssted,
Live stock,
CHICAGO, Aprln
CArrbr-Market fairly active nnd pricea
Htcally, Quotations ranged M tlibaD'nb fof
common toeAtrn native sieeral tl,t0gi. 10 for
ntuptUfal Nlh0uhUn fur iethpral giiOUml7 Nh
for eows aud Ell sabgl for butchers Hlnnra,
ll0uH- Market ialrly active on pnNklnp and
nhlphihh account. Prices about tc higher
Sales ranged M thhDuhi0 for llahil snlNlb
lHb Tor rUHh uuOklnH hnd fDfOetf,i 10 for
heavy packlnH alld Hhlppinn lots,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

JOnN SHERMAN dashed In for Prasi-
Dental honors on the bloody shirt, but
II don't seem to have pannod out much