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no FREE rI,ADElS MIS-.
A German Democrat Who Forsnkes Ill
s.i,LW'LtM l'nrty for Blnlne. lt'f S.. sAW

A German Democrat Who Forsnkes His
s.i,lW' Ltlls " rnrty for Blaine. AE
4 Mr. William Frank, IN intelligent and
observing native Of Germany, who has
been in this country eighteen years and III
Wheeling moro than half OF this time, and
who Is now employed ut one OF tho hotels
here rs o pastry cook, Inns heretofore al.
ways voted tho straight Democratic ticket.
He will do so no more, but will vote for
Blaine, Logan, Maxwell and Golf this year,
and with the Republican purity hereafter.
In conversation with III ISTELLlGESCE
reporter Yesterday, Mr.. Frank was asked
what led him to ellange his political ailllia.
tions and lie said: ~
n cannot longer act with q party that
iavors free trade. think II protective
tariff is necessary to the prosperity OF this
country. and especially OF Il city and
section like this. Free trade would be the
death OF Wheeling. | know ItwOHld feel
its effects personally. ] have Il family to
support, and I want to sec this country
iosterod and built I'D ils manu-.
factures and Qnricllol tho agricultu.
raj regions by giving farmers an aGcessi.
bic and proiitable market. The Demo.
crats around hcr6say they arc not free
traders, but the party us IL whole is, and ]
iisyo seen enough Of it to know it is. ]
have got enough, Of it myself, and hereaf-
ter ! an a Republican" ~ b s1,
AIr. Potter. Ilabig, who was with Mr..
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APUAGYj ELOpEAlEST.
A Wheeling Youth and I'LL wife Arrs,!!

A Wheeling Youth 'in4 I'LL wife Arrested
vt Columbus: ME-
There was a funny eiopement Welnes-
day night, a young man Of this city run.
p!pv AWAY with his bride Of three weeks,
the tamilyoi neitther Of the couple having
been informed OF the uiartia9e. The
Young man is William Schnellc, il. barber
who worked on Eleventh street., and Il
brother OK GEenthcr Schnelle, the muir
dercr Of DR.. schSchsrdt: Schnelle, who
was Il nephew OF the Doctor, caGe ~ TOP
goodly share OF Ills wealth, bpt' con-
tinued to work at his trade. He hld
scarcely attained his majority. -
The bride Was Miss Francis sehwarz-
bncil, q daughter Of Mrs: Sophie schwarz-
bach, q widow residing On ElerenlllsifGpt
Miss Schwarzbacll Was 4 school giirl Of li
or l7rycars OF age, until threc weeks ago
she took ride over into Pennsylvania,
and there became Mrs. William schnelle,
Eotbipg was said Of this event, however,
to lhe family, ~
young bride took passage on the baltimore
Il Ohio train leaving the city at llIl5 for
Columbus. Before they had been gone
long, Mrs. Ephwarzbach was appraised Of
law, Nj. Gus Slalthews, informed
Chief OF Police Bennett and asked his
aid to reclaim the girl. Capt. Ben
nett telegraphcd to the Chief OF Police ut
Coivlnbls Is arrest the pair when they
reached 0hio's fair capital. Accordingly
when Mr.. and Mrs. schnel!e arrived Mt
Columbus, they were welcomed at the de:
pot by representatives OF the city gov
ernmcnt and siren secure quarters,
4 Telegram was sent bore, and Captain
Bennett wired back to discharge sclnole
and hold tie glr. Before this; message
reached the Col!lmJlls authorities, how
ever, a second dispatch came from there,
sqying that Schnelle had shown Il marriage
liGopse, and the pair had been released.
Inquiry Developed the fact,of their secret
marriage SO long ag4. ~: Y ..z' e
Schncllo has been G9grtIng Miss
Schwat7bach con the sly" for about q year,
meeting her neGrly every. evening as she
returned from s,fh4ol, md taking long
ptoinentdes with her. Ills suit was
frowned upon by the young lqdy's mother
however, and hence the present dcnoHe-
nlenf Ftssfl ~ all! ~, Irs7 .l'g 5i''Si osyE}
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what would have been ia great loss, but
also that there. was t,ut little insurance
loss 70 the homo companies. NJ {.
THE NEW ENGINE

The new silsby engine was given her
first real fire test last night and she did
magniAcently. She WINS stationed on the
corner Of Fourteenth and Market, two
squares away, and from there forced water
through two lnes Of hose and threw clear
over tie building. She worked easily and
steadily and kept her furnace door open
nearly NIL the time ind gave general salts.
faction all around. She appeared in great
contrast with tbs old engines, which we're
barely able 10 throw q stream to the roof.
Last nights fire demonstrated the need
Of several reforms in tho department.
First, coils Of rope should be carried OIL
the reels TINT the police could stretch md
keep back the crowd. Second, tho city
should have q patent extension ladder
Ind there boon Il ladder last night by
which The roof could have been reaehctl
from the ground, half the damage by
water could have been avertcd. There
should also be two or three more patent
cutoff MOBILES in uso. HID there
been u ladder, however, It would have
been difficult to use 1t OH account Of the
telephone and telegraph wires. Event.
ually they must be laid underground. Had
the city or insurance men salvage corps
rs every other city OF this size in the
country has, the loss last night would not
have amounted to ono quarter what it did
A salvage corps could save money ut every
fire that occurs, TX tts gsNFsl,fBH r
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Tho Plumcd knights were right in the
midst Of n rousing business meeting lust
night ut Lincoln Club rooms when the
alarm OF fire from McLain's block broke
the meeting up in ahurry.sE Later a ma
jority of the members were gotten back to
the hall and the invitation ifrom the
Young Mems Republican; club, of Stcu-
benville, to participate instheJ dedication
|!oi the Republican wigwam there next
Monday night taken up and accepted. 1t
was also. decided Ito. 50 via
the rs P,pS- C.:4& St. LIZ that 4 road
promising to furnish train that will
start and return; when ordered to. A
committee composed OF MeSrs. Sam Nor.
ton, John Mendcl and Walker Peterson
was appointed to arrange "details. The
fare for the round trip will be rs cents for
every one desiring to so. The Plumed
knights and the Juniors, and possibly the
Island club, will SO up as organized bodies
Further arrangements will be made public
in Mondays paper. The knights ad-
journcd to meet tonight ford ts M
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The RESIDENCE Of T. c. NofTet, Esq, on
South Chapline stree, presented a gay and
pleasing scene in its parlots and Railways
Inst night. The occasion was a AM4ber
GoassH reception rendered by Mr.. Mot
tets little CHILDREN 10 their playmatcs.
The youngsters had Eeen handsomely cos
tuned by loving mothers 10 represent
some OF the familiar pcrsonagcs i6upq in
"Motbef Goose" and they had royal good
timcwliile lie mothers and fathers looked
on admiringly. The pl|Illfen aapccd and
ear,pa;.d were in their clement whaa thoY
sat down ior refreshments. The reception
was splendid AAAir for both young and
old and will not le soon forgotten by the
little ones. ~ Is AZ. 81 IA, I, ~ }Sg5l
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RIVER 1STELLIGENcE.
Movements Of l}onts md the stnse OF Waite

y -. !
Movements Of Bonts md the Stage OF Waite,
slIaro and Elsewhere. MOO
The contract for building anew dredgc
boat, bids for which were opened Mt Gin.
cinnati Tuesday, was awarded 10 a Gin.
cinnati firm. at Sl3,077. l9ccs 4 Thorn, Of
this cityIputin;a bid, but they were too
high BY o eoupleoi Thousand dollars.
F. Captain Thomas H. Along,: for many
years in the steamboat agency. business 1t
Whccling,4b but for some time: past con.
nccted with Gray's Iron Line has been
spending several days in the city, From
here he proceeds to Wheeling. Pittsburgh
Commercial. Gazette. .4yfl!.
A correspondent OF the Parkersburr
Stale Journal writes us follows: Referring
to your article in yesterday issue about
the Government building snag boat for
the upper Ohio, / would suggest rs the
necessity exists now 10 take snags ont Of
the river while the water Is so verylow,
why not suggest that the Government
Telegraph to Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Par:
kersbnrg and other PLACES on the upper
Ohio Tor small boats to take out snaes in
each Vicinity. The water is too low for
most small boats to run and carry freight,
but probably tlleycould get the snags or
other distractions out of the river, while
they can do nothing else,S and at small
cost TO tho Government. II the Govern
ment has funds unexpcnded for improve
ment ofthe Ohio, what is the objection to
using them for this purpose /? II the snags
arc.whcre none Of tho boats can get at
them, men and teams could be employed
to cut them and drps them out, s53i
PlrTsnuRaH, September i.-Mver 8 feet
; inches and falling; clear and hot,
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$ It IS not only a source Of qualification
that the city hos such a splendid fire
brigade tocops with the are gpd prevent
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Any Nun who Illus q Dollar,

And wants to DO rid Of debility, dyspepsia
orSany Of those wasting diseases which,
drag people down and make them wretch.
cd, can invest his money wisely in a bot
tic, Of Browns Iron Bitters.. Mr.. Minnix,
Of Anacostia, D. Co. says, there is no
question about it, Brown'ss Iron ,Bitters is
the best thing in eworld to tone a per-
son up. 1t improved my appetite md re-
stored my health. When You consider
that for, the price Of a good dinner you can
buy what will enable you to enjoy
your dinners, it:scems apity to 80 with
out Browns Iron, Bitters. ina n!
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1Ioy. JuDoE ]. NJ. CorFlSuuRy, Clcvc.
land, O., says: 81 have used scores Of pile
cures, and II affords mo pleasure 10 say
that | have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent 70.
lief rs DR.. Williams Indian Pile Olnt.
ment. Wholesale Agents: Logan 4 Co.,
Wheeling, ": Va, and J. @. Dent 4 Co.,
Bridgeport, Ohio. N'3 5gGi u It& DAw
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Accident to Mrs. G. IL. TinSle.

a private letter received in this city yes
terday from ,Glendiyc, Montana, gives tho
particulars OF n verys serious and almost
fatal accident to Mrs. George r. Jingle ut
her home near that place week orso ago.
Mrs. Tngle was out riding, when her
horse threw,her, intlicting such severe in
Juries. that she did notT regain conscious
ness for four days, When the letter re-
terred to was written she was better, and
was pronounced out OF danger by her
physician, q piece OF news which will be
gladly received by her many friends here.
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Such fine prospects for a fair never
showed up before. Entries have been
pouring III so numerously that it has
really been II serious problem whit 10 do
with the exhibits, particularly Of stock,
Entry Clerk Phillips some time ago pro
posed, us the best way out OF the difficulty,
TINT the Association rent the lot adjoining
the grounds and turn tho stock out to
pasture. However, provision has beer
made for MI the stock offered, though the
exhibit will be vastly larger than TINT Of
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SSIsaltiunore & Ohio ls,.ilruntl.

Aspecialcxcursion train for Pittsburgh
will leayethc Baltimore 4 Ohio depot on
Sunday September 7,:at%s o clock 4. ",
city time. I. Round trip Sl.50. Tickets
good 0iroturn on Sunday or Monday. So.
cure your:tickcts ut the Baltimore & Ohio
depot Oh Saturday and avoid the rush. 81
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j Baltimore s. Ohio lsallrond.

A special excursion train for Pittsburgh
will leave the Baltimore & Ohio depot on
Sunday September I, al S o'clock i. NJ,
city time. Round trip 81 So Tickets good
to return on Sunday Or Monday: Secure
your tickets nt the Baltimore 4 Ohio depot
on Saturday md avoid the rush. t32s
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nv otAGSkt bGNljtk t1ANl NAtGA " 10 DOulllI VI
come in, removed all his stock and fix.
lures, thereby mourning some little loss.
His insurance is as follows: Anderson
agency DrltIEh.America, $1,000; Manu-.
facturers, Wheeling, $1,000. His store
room was badly wet: .si5l:
TIE liEAvIEsT LOSER. w
IA. II. Parsons, tile well known pho.
tographer, is the heaviest loser. About
5000 Of his 10000 negatives the work Of
a lifetime, were utterly ruined or badly
damaged. His handsome and complete
suites OF rooms in the secondhand third
stories were about ruined. Some OF his
apparatus was destroyed, including some
recently purchased and largcMnount OF
unfinished work was lost. Z He put his
loss ut 5000 US a rough guess;r but that
included, in part, the negatives, which
from5sa insurance view have little III.
trinsic3 value. Insurance men, figured his
loss at about $500 OF, $4,000. His in.
surance is as follows: Alderson agency
Germania, of New York, S, 900; Ameri.
can, Of Philadelphia, $500; 'Franklin, Of
Wheeling. 81 900; Commerce, Of Albany,
81 900. The loss Of time will be q severe
olie 10 MI. PARSONS. Z, M
. DR.. Morrison, dentist, was slightly
drenchcd no real loss. ( Dr.. r. s. Harvey,
same., Dr.. Chas. Z E. Mason, dentist, no
damage at all. Ed. L. Rose, handsomely
furnished sleeping apartments, $500 dam
age; insured for $500 In Rogcrs' agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Sheib, sleeping apart.
ments and piano and library; loss will
possibly reach 5000, z and more in caac
piano proves to be badly wet. insured
for 81 500 in Rodgers agency. Z
The only damage done on the third
floor besides TINT TO Parson's rooms, was
slight wctting Of lodge room Of .A.A.. |. 4
s. ". s55i]S NJ ~ = ts,
II. NJ. Russell had some furniture stored
in j, the building TINT was possibly, slightly
In the franklin. z .fsffS9 3l 5lit /
$ It IS not only a source Of qualification
that the city has such splendid fire
brigade tocops with the fro gnd prevent
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baltimore & OhlO IsailrOntl.

A Especial excursion train for Pittsburgh
will leave the Baltimore 4 Ohio depot on
Sunday, September 7. ut O'Clock Am,
city time. Round trip 81 so. Tickets good
to return on Sunday or Monday Secure
your tickets 1.-THE Baltimore & Ohio depot
on Saturday aid avoid the rush.
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. G., September 81 80
4. M.-For5 Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
4 fair weather, slight change in temperature
rand variable winds. a 4 s 3.
a:s For tho Lower Lakes, fair weather, fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather and local
showers, slight change sin temperature,
southerly to easterly winds. a,l5
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"a H. NJ. Russell had some furniture stored
in the building TINT wns possibly, slightly
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nnltlmore 4 Ohlu 1,ullrond.

A special excursion train for Pittsburgh
will leave the Baltimore 4 Ohio depot OH
Sunday, September 7, at s o'clock A. NJ,
city time. Round trip 81 so. Tickets good
to return on Sunday or Monday. Secure
your tickets ut the Baltimore 4 Ohio depot
on Saturday and avoid tho rush. ty 1l
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EIcurr.io,, ~ col,,ml,,,s,

B On scptember % and 9TH the p, g. &
st. Il Railway Company will sell round
trip tickets to Columbus at tho rate 0f
1910. On September Sd and 4th at the
rate Of S. IS. Tickets good for return pass.
ago until September Sth Inclusive. #
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G ]! Qntt!!e|'l!l!liQettlt!:e,|:.
:. Office: Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth, Street.
New Advertisements.

Wantcd-A Good Girl. q - 'z17 ;
Wantcd-A Girl TO do IlouScwork. z &
Wantel-Thrce IAundrywomcn. n S5
Nottce-Fifth Ward Blaine and Losnn Club. !.
Ticketsllor the State Fair, ~ on !y
Iron City College, Pittsburgh. rn. ",
The Stale Of West Virginia. Ohio County.
OPEN llonse-'rhe White Slave. 5. ,;5,g
Opera llousc-llMnch OF Keys. . /. Il : -
Attention, plulncd kniehts-lIcad Of Local. s
1.ost-DlamondS tonc-IIcatl Of Local. y,3 I: ~ Z
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TITusvIILr,| September A-Sntionnl Tansit Ger.
titloatns oponed at 9le; highest Dlc; lowest S7ssc
closed az s59zc. Shipments for tho entire of r..
gl9ns q iO barrels runs dor the entire oil regions
was weak ind panicky nll dry caused by tic r..
hafis from the Fh!ll s' we'll IN lMldridsc district
Ehch Is flowing NJ tho rate Of 800 barrels per ay
INC close was weak mud lower prices arc looked for
on CITY. Pa, September l.-Satlonul TransI,
certificates opene! ut 9Gitc; highest YOIc; lowest
S13c closed ~ Sales has COO barrels: clear
Rnccs !! ,ii3G N harros; runs Gala7 barrels; shin
mcnlS q w barrels; oharteH 7Oi7d barrels; oil
Clty w exchange stock 81 p bid and S. % asked.
PITTs9pEGN. September i-The afternoon msrkc,
% inc.lfe hMt weaker under ecs.sh Held reports
poSe4 NJ ni1I. NJ I. .it' n - y"
NEW, NEw itoEK, asptomhes A--rctroleum steady;
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Iz- -
Just Kepelyhtl,

=, gil;=5F Just HsepeiYhA, i. d
Fifty boxes Gravely tobacco, this Is the
best chevy in the market. For sale by
Z. d, G. s. FEENY.
II; j.:g "a 14O1 Main St. (:
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Pittsburgh md return s. 90 win +, O. st, l..
Railway September 9th. j,i'5 4
The colorcd Odd Fellows have arranged
with the p. G. 4 St. J.. lty, Co., Tor OIL OK
eHIsion to Pittsburgh, September 9th, at
the rate OK 81 90 for round trip. Tickets
good for return passage until September
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fslq1lF lFfFS. ., ~. - flaFiFST 81,
pry Goods. S!st,.
Many New Goods for the ap-

a. . a' . J..
Many New Goods for the ap-
proaching season are now being
opened. We have purchased at
bottom prices large quantities Of
Silks, Velvcts, Pushes, Cash
mcres, Vclvctecns, Cloth Suit
ings, Ladies' and Misses; Wraps,
Blankets, Flannels, Underwear,
Hosiery, etc, etc, all Of which
We propose to sell at lower prices
than cverbeforc known.
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+ NEW YoRx. September 4-cotton steady; futures
steady; September l0.76c: October l0.5Gc: Soyem.
Der l0.bsc; December 1000; January lOGlo; Feb.
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"a Bunch Of Keys" with Flora Moore
rs "Teddy,"" will be performed four times
ut the Opera House next week, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday
afternoon. To praise this pleasing piece
and this excellent company to Wheeling
people is like painting the,lily, throwing
perfume on the violet or gliding refined
gold. Amusement lovers knowit and will
stake it in" i
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Lizzie Evans; who plays@F ogg's Ferry
all next week at Charley shay's Academy,
has some Of the finest paper sevcr seen
here. Such prices for such show ought
to pack the house eight times ri week.
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y The following shows the, range Of the
thermometer; as observed at .schneprs
drug store, Opera House corner; yesterday:
AM, o;sl2.M., 90; Pm, 81 r.sl.,
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II, FINANCE AND TRADE. til
Tho Features Of tho Money and stool. Star

Exchange bankse bills, STEADY ii 81 IS; demand
a GovrRNNEN1s-E asler. n a Y, 4 Il n,
RAlLwAls-Flrm. = q n II ~, y N VI. "
STATE srcunrTir-Dull. sii fAyiffl@ 49,
srocxs..-The stock market was quiet again today
but dealings were characterized By, considerable
eps nf ffs aS SoS Pass
Western Union. New York Central Lake Shore aud
Changers being especially prominent In tho rise.
5a,e, o ,s,f wv reaction Of psreea! n
jersey Central ~ The last named also sold at
return to strength and ". Paul, Louisville L
est point OF tho day St. iaul was In brisk demand
Just ut tho close aid LEFT OF ut 81 [asiA. IN
lnsincss was very dull, but wlthnl operations
showed more disposition to buy OIL account OF the
Tho lcadng rates arc New York 5Gl percent, Lake
Shore and Erie new seconds l.Gl and l.t!, Laeka.
wanna, Michigan Central, Central lncinc, Quincy,
Union, Eric, 81. Paul and NdttlMes,ern hit. Com.
cent higher, except for New Jersey Central ind
Texas, which "a arc sa percent lower
1sS91.; raeae g Of ,ss az; Contra! lae!ac, llO;
Erie G!3t; tehigh 4 Wilkes sssst; Louisiana con.
ie q Missouri s,s i y r Iss s. Soss G III e
new. 39X: Texas Pacific Land Grants, ~; do
ltIo Grandc. tOH:, Union Pacific nrsts, ll0h; do
Land Grants, lG7ss; do sinking fund, i0s; Viz.
Emsr,ca Is Esp %sstff 81; Canada a so tr
Central Pacific. 4o934; Chesapeake. g. Ohio TX; 10
Ire Brsifm, 1s, III % "a preferred, 3; G. 4
preferred, Gasked; Fort Wayne, l3l; Hannibal Il
4 Texas, Lake Eric i Western lSks; Lake
Ncw II { rS,caco =. Ncnmh,S rSuri"s,n,
Isl pleicrrci, lo DO "a pieieTrea, s. sie%pSls (
inrScv iStr,i h7al. No,hcrn 'SciH" Y. IA N NV,
isrrs ~. o I'm; III .e n n1r MI, ~ @
c st d%;end NSw VAIL :,,ntrei iu. bhIo
GENITAL Ssi,S SSto iN4iI%gp $ssS;Fsa
;s g. iS S s an f "Sss,2s ; g E ss,
cida; II Wnioa raciae, e a tnitSd stsies Es
V Es Fly fsS,ss IS ws!iss &c SiR 1ss1;s ''
gq nreadsturs and provisIonS. 9il VII
SsN yqsE spss; E1Su wSs ,sssp
md western 81 lj3 %; common 10 good 81 ooaaso
good TO choice s. Gja5 20: white wheat extra s. 5O
! 20. Wheat. spot grdrs i'tA1ic lower closing
n 0e;%Sy oPSss ase.ned s9S
svIl"s NJ; 10 ssprins sss; So rcd ssp!eaSsr
S%9Si Soveas s'S ss S"7t i tS =
$!sPs s;!nF ss @ sse s';sss
s Ss,'et S.asIs g; e - q MH a
bushels H, q 81 ol5sal ol cIosns q 81 os Nay.
SAFES auV puShes ~ o. wa, Corn, spot !oS
hsssr e eb% with "a coo sEh, reaction
fGee.ps o9o0 ou.neis; EXPLOITS ~ bushels unsnd,
~; Il S Sss e:3Sss, sesns q %.e; Severn
XII o SIas,, =, Stas sn ~ DSesSs 1ea
oStrl GstalllS w krlp WY At3sc llWnli lccelpS
HIM. a Mbis G SSs Az lshs wS amnn% 's sl
anu maFkee irm 1onee, spo! iair H., ho steady:
:.o saios 1 hn "we' IS WIZ o NJ NoyoS o.
a.. nnccr ,H.y wv a. nr nv,
as ''4 sel Ss' snSSt q"'es Sen.rim.
~ tps 7.,6e aeu cu,oai '' eoI rg,sbS,i
M Mis d", %aere Esaniu'a.ed ;
m"nS ses T I'ivv a .,Sns MTT s a.. us
T ;ni,i ~, ia!!M SIy'tE pGfEsS. Mas urn;
,Ipm ~ ns s " n Ms,anH any
ssis a,s H,;,t iiu !9!aai INV
,itsf s,9 WIS = EEsi STEADY Lara steady;
we sa s!ea spot asc; as.G: October
S No:e.Gr .oo, ge sSa 1Ss
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lLA pE1rll1A, PA., scn,cmher l.-Elour nnlc,;

pniLApELplllA, Pa, September l.-Flour quiet
Wheat steady; No. . red new size, 30. /: rcd
September S7NS9c; October S9514n9Je; November
olssa93hsc; December 9S1A4aolIc Corn. option!
a shade stronger: car lots wcak; steamer mixed
&c; sail yellow Csc; sail mixed September 81 "
Csc; October GlaGac: November 59GtOMc Dcccln
Der 3An56c Onts dull; rejected white 911a3lc
No, mixed aao;I No. white 3511IG3Gc.' Pro
Visions steatly; new mess pork SIS u; smoked
hams l5al5Hc., Lard steady: steam 5000 lIuttel
firm and f0lriy Net!ve: creamery .cxtrus .:ll2ic
Eggs IN moderate demand: extIas lguaOe. Chess
dull; Ohio fur to prime chi !. ~ II
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