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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-22
BELLAlkE,
A Aig FOrtune-GIaSs Works Election,
md Other News,

A Aig FOrtune-GIaSs Works Election,
md Ulher News.
The skating rink will not be continued
here many weeks longer.
The narrow gauge railroad Is again shin.
ping limestone to the iron works at Mingo.
The upper wharf boat was cut out OF the
Ice at her landing, and Is now In harbos be.
low the bridge.
W. J. O. Brien, Bellaire man, Is said Ia
baye just fallen heir to $l7b. 900 by the death
Of relative living in Ireland.
Rev. X. Mchallip thinks he can bring
bis family to Bsllairelin short time, Mrs,
McKallip's health being improved.
Mr.. Sol Love Is employed in getting sub.
scriptions to the fund Of the soldiers monu.
ment and met with success yesterday.
The Ohio Valley bridge builders leave H.
day for lndianHpolis, where they will build
their next bridge. Mr.. Harrington ls arr
to 60 along
Maring, Hart 4 Co. started out Ben. H.
Faris and Mr.. Smiley to the West and North
sunday, and John Gill left yesterday alter.
noon for the same firm.
Lewis Marshall and Charles Baltzell, nail.
ers OF the Bellaire works, went to Brilliant
TO run two jobs there fer u few days. in order
to relieve two nailefs who want rest.
The new Board OF Directors Of the Belmont
Glass Company met yesterday. Mr.. W, II,
Brinton was elected Manager OF the works.
A. J. Mercer, the Secretary, was retained.
The -E.na Glass and Manufacturing Com
pany has elected the following directors,
some Of them new men: X T, Deyries. G..
n. Strahl, Owen Meehau, G. Steinme,z, @,
Hess, John Baker, Richard Farley:
The sale OF the Nelson corner to George
Walters cannot be confirmed, as the law re.
quires Al adyertsemsnt, which WAS not
made. II is thought the property will bring
even more than 5000, Tor which the sale
YVES made.
The lecture of DR.. Vincent had been an.
nounced and advertised extensively, bat by
some mistake the date was given as tonight
instead OF last night. The lecturer turned
up yesterday, and everything was done that
could ba done on such short notice 10 have
the people notified.
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A SCENE IN COURT.
An Angry Man Seeks the Gore OF Well,
ata 'HH1 known Lawyer.

at 'H"1 known Lawyer.
Squire Arkle'e Court was the scene OF an.
other very lively llttls episode yesterday
afternoon. Mra. Mary Gray, the wife OF John
Gray, Of Seventeenth street, was assalsned
on charge Of threatening 10 burn down 4
house. tho property OF her daughter, Miss
Anna Gray. The latter made the complaint.
Col. W. W. Arnett appeared on behalf Of the
prosecution, And Mr.. John o. Pendleton for
The defense.
The alleged threat was said to have been
made last October, At which time q gigantic
family row among the Grays became public
through report that Mrs. Gray had attempt.
ed to commit suicide. since that time Mrs.
Gray has not been living with her husband,
rsts.sr keeping house Tor him.
Miss Gray testified that her mother had
threatened 10 burn down the house, but Mira.
Grny's slater, who had also heard the threat,
30 qualified It that Il los. ita effect, and con.
seq uentIy Ia aoslonabe character.
Ia summing up the testimony, Mr.. Pen.
deton expressed doubt al 10 tae credibiiity
uetion was pretty plain, and Mr.. Cray, who
sided with bis daughter, became Violently
angry, and made break at MI. PendletoL,
evidently Intending 10 have gore. The
squire restrained HIN, but the attempt was
repeated several times, and finally, when the
justices attention was attracted elsewhere,
uray made another dash al the offending at
torney, aad succeeded In getting to within a
foot Or 80 OF Mr.. Psndle.on, threatening him
with sudden demolition. Constables vii.
cox and Lauchlln caught the jnfnrjated man.
however, and saved The life OF tho aspiring
young attorney and politician. Mrs. Gray
was discharged.
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ohio Mines.

Slate Mine. Inspector Roy,!of Ohio, has
made bis annual report, from which the fol.
lowing points OF local interest are taken:
Bcllaire District-The district thus desis.
mated lies above and below Bellaire, on the
Ohio River, and for some distance back on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, mainly in
Belmont county. In 1883 1t produced from
$4,000 10 500. 900 tons.
6,eubenyille District owing 10 the depres,
sion Of trade, this district did not produce In
An approximation puts the total at l9o,0 900
tons. g ~ T. ',..,. 'r.
Cambridge District-The lines OF Guernsey
county include this district. Up to short
tim, the coal developments here were upon
small scale, bat during the two past years
development has gone rapidly forward, and
last year the amount Of coal mined seached
about 100000 tons. 1919 w..
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RIVER NEWS.
Notes About tho Steamboats, aud Gen oral
Bnuk Briefs

NOAeh ApoAs eho oscn1uuohtbA uu Ge00fnl
Bnuk Briefs
The river continues falling very SLOWLY al
this point. Yesterday about dusk the mark
indicated q depth OF feet inches. roe
river Is full Of heavy foes OF ice, and naviga,
ton is still entirely out Of the question. The
Lizzie Townsend. however, managed to reach
the levee from West Wheeling yesterday.
Sweeney & Bon are busy getting out the
machinery and material Tor the boat thew
have contracted TO build for Brown Broa,, Of
Augusta. 1T is to be q stern.wheeler, 100 feet
long, 20 feet bsam aud feet depth OF hold.
The engines will be slidt-valve with poppet
cut offs; cylinders 10 inches diameter with 1
feet stroke. Tho boilers will be Of steel.
two In number, 80 inches diameter and Ia
feet long with double Hues,t g., d, a
PARKER, Pa, January 2l.-Riyer / foot
5 inches; weather clear and cold.
Plr7sBuRaH, January i-Riyer 4 feet and
on a sand; weather clear and cold.
MoRoANrows, W. Va, January al-Rlyer
closed; weaths ST clear; thermometer 2to.
GEESssoRo, Pa, January ol.-Riyerl 70 feet
Q inches and falling weather clear aud cold.
RlcE's LANDING. Pa, January 2I.-Riyer 7
fee. inches aud falling weather clear; ther.
mometer 20e =. .-. 49,
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, January ol.-Riyer 7
feet inches and falling; weather clear; Their:
mometer l70.
LounvnLr, Ky, January 2i.-Depth In
the canal 2 teet7 Inches; on tho falls I feet !
Inches and falling. 81,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and GoHSip IN Relation to vnriou
49,. sly People,

News and GoHSip In Relation to Warriors
-, ~ People.
Mr.. r. B. Woods was reported steadily
improving yesterday.
r. J. A. Boremar, Esq, Of Parkersburg,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. ]. D. Elson has been spending the past
three or four days in Pittsburgh, attending
the famous Mutt trial. :
Capt. Asa Booth and Mr.. Waltsr Gay leave
to-day for Burlington, Iowa, where they pro.
pose engaging in business.
W. 3" Triplit, Chief OF the Mahoning VAL
ley Detective Agency, passed through the
city On his road to Washington, yesterday.
J.'E. Blackburn removed his family to
Wheeling this morning. We greatly regret
that Mr.. Blackburn finds 1t to bis pecuulary
interest to remove from Bellsire. He will be
greatly missed. Bellaire Tribune.
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Qua special sale this week will consist OF a
Fins, Sobby Stiff or Soft Hat for s. 90, regu.
lar price 800; coed warm underwear Jos,
regular price 45c; English cashmere hosiery
35c, regular price 50l; elegaut line OF neck.
wear at 25c, regular price COO. All at
THE FAMOUS HA1rSRs 4 FuRNlsnsR,,
-.. ll42 Main street,
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Home "NewA. From Abroad,

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Di,pwteh ssy.:
"Tn.rs Ia strong demand It is said for first.
class steel nailcut,ers at Wheeling. At that
place one Of the factories thst refused to
shut down with the Western Association is
located. In speaking Of the nail trade, a
prominent manufacturer remarked that the
reason why Wheeling kept running when all
the rest STOPPED was on account OF It's South.
ern trade. When the order was given for a
orders to fill, and no stock 10 tll them. OF
course, they were compelled to rum" g
There Is no foundation for any statement
contained in this paragraph. There Is not
n steel mill here as yet and there Ia not a
nail mill In operation, n
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The new ordinance in relation to the
Trustees OF the Gas Works will come up in
the Second Branch tonight on its second
readlng. 1t was printed in pamphlet form
sometime since, and every member has had q
copy 10 study. A number Of them have q
pocket full Of amendments that will be fred
ntand into the ordinance tonight, and very
likely on several other nights, Tor II this or.
dinance meets With anything like The reeep-
rules and regulations OF the Board Of Public
Works and Board Of Water Commissioners
1t will DO several weeks before the ordinance
is finally passed by both b ranches. The or.
dlnancs was read the frs. time In the Second
Branch two weeks $50.
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MARTIN'N FERRY,
New stove Foundry-A Building Hoom
Other News.

New stove Foundry-A Building Hoom.
Other News.
Exley & 90. will resume to-day after a four
weeks stopp'ge.
Mr.. Louis swartz has succeeded stenhen
Hopkins as boss mold maker at the Buckeye
Glass Works.
Charles Thornsate and r. J. Mitchell left
for Arkansas yesterday, where they propote
to locate II satisfied with the county.
Dave Coleman has resigned his position as
porter OF the Hanover Hotel. Prof. George
Brown was appointed 10 that petition yester.
day. ...,,-.,. - :,
Mr., E. J. Hoyle has q handsome thing in
the shape of patent railroad scraper. Mr..
Hoyle intends to manufacture It on large
scale soon. He already has several orders
for them. = -
Mr.. Charles eenseney, formerly promi.
nent manufacturer OF this city, was in town
yesterday soliciting stock for a new stove
foundry, TO be erected In this city ne 1t spring,
Several thousand dollars stock has already
been subscribed. IN :
a prominent contractor said Yesterday that
be WAS figuring on thirty houses TO be erected
here In the spring. The next spring prom.
!ses to be one OF the busiest In tile building
line the town has ever had. Tho buildipes
will also be Of a better class than ordinarily.
Lsor,Sr al Ii IL n
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The Minstrel Festival Tonight.

This evening calendars Minstrel Festival
will appear at the Opera House under the
management Of the Mallory Bros, OF Madi-
son Square Theatre fame. The company is
formed on the nucleus Of the original Cal.
lender company, and contains all the artists
who won fame for that organic alton, but has
30 far oussrown the original company as 10
be scarcely recognizable, Among other at.
fractions Is Corlene Cushman, the colored
nightingale" who sang herself into fame
with "Old Folks at Home" at the Cincinnati
minstrel festival recently. and the pckaniu.
MES with their tanjos. The company has
more new features thau any other, and will
no doubt draw good house here.
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George Brooks, colored man, was yester.
dsy hired by J. NJ. Osborne to clean out the
cellar OF Mr.. Oshorne's boarding house, on
thorough job that Mr.. Osborne failed to
tind lot Ut butter, weighing thirty.tiye
pounds, which had been left In the cellar
earlier In the day, He went to Officer Bsrum,
who accompanied him to Brooks residence
In E,st Wheeling, where the man and part
OF the butter was found. About twenty mine
pounds Of the butter had been concealed or
disposed Of. Brooks Was arrested and taken
before Squire Philips, who committed him
to JUL to await hearing this afternoon at
o'clock.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
SOME ACCIDENTS ANo INCIDENTS
In Mtat vlrstaIA sud Eastsra 0hio-Firs In Wet
rel Csuaiy-Ths wellsbuEs Elsction-Bsl.
lAirs, AArtiai Ferry and Stsubsn.
Vile Nsws Othsr Notes.
l. Minnie Hauk sang at stsubsnvills lasI

Minnie Hauk sang at Etsubsnvills last
night
John O. Hill, one OF the oldest citizens OF
Mt. Pleasant, died Sunday at the ripe age OF
DO years.
A jury was impanneled In the Kellar case
In the United States Court at Parkersburg
yesterday afternoon, and the case will be pro.
ceeded with to-day.
The Salvation Army will have blowout a!
Wellsburg tomorrow, "a Grand Heaven on
Earth Meeting" Ia what members OF the
Army style tho affair. "JonM the Prophet
will LEAD.
In Wellsburg, on Saturday the proposition
10 create o bonded corporation debt OF $l5, 900
was defeated at the polls by large lns jori.y.
The money was to have been used. 5000 10
pay current Indebtedness, and $4,000 for
street improvement.
Tbs house and store OF B. I. Headley, on
Fishing Greek, near Pine Fork, III Wslzsl
county, were consumed by fire one night last
week. Loss about $1,000; covered by insnr.
auce 10 the amount OF 81 900 In the Peabody
company, Of this city.
A big General Meeting OF tile Quakers IA
! now going on at Mt. Pleasant, great interest
being manifested by the crowds Of all de.
nominations who attond An exchange says
the Quakers Of that vicinity are becoming
more Methodistic every year.
Miss Annie Gray, Il resident OF Belmont
county, Ohio, white driving home from
Bridgeport, met with serious accident near
the coal works. The horse attached 10 her
slejgh frightened and ran away. throwing her
out and knocking her insensibls.
Hon. J. v. Bell, OF Piedmont has been
| elected by the Board Of Commissioner oil
Mineral county Clerk OF the county, 10 iii
the vacancy occasioned by tho death OF Col.
Head. Mr.. Bell has been twice elected
Mayor Of Piedmont, was Justice Of the Peace,
and twice represented Mineral county In the
oeeh In the employ OF the West Va. G. & =.
railroad company, as paymaster and assistant
to the Superintendent OF Construction.
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Another Cold Hnnp,

Tho old inhabitant who several weeks ago
was mourning the absences OF oid-fashioned
winters, has long since shaken the snow
from, his arctics, packed his vaise aud gone
TO Florida till there comes tbaw which
promises 10 be permanent. Yesterday morn.
ing was pronounced by the people
back on the hills the cold
est OF the winter. Some veracious country
leople declared the the thermometer was 200
below FARO. and others said theirs recorded
from TO- to l5o below before daylight. It was
intensely, cold in the city, but much more
comfortable than this,
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Che Qntelli9enter.


Hate-G. A. Deuter. -
Found-Box OF Motors. . I.
spareribs-D. G. List, Jr.
For sale-Frame Cot,age-N. G. Hamilton
Skates aud Ice Creepen-Nesbitt Il Bro.
For Rent-DwelliuSs on the Island-E. J
Stone.
Stockholders Meeting Jefferson Fire In
su,ance Company.
Cheap Counter-Thos. Hughes & Co.
The Dollar Poeis-Stanion 4 Davenport.
8. 8, S.-Bwift Specific Co.
Special Sale OF Ca.pets-G. Mendel & Co.
DR.. John 4. smith-Third page.
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Mr.. CHARLES J. Mayer will open dancing
class No. .. at McLain's Hall on Twelfth street
on Saturday, January Goth at Sr. NJ. Those
who wish 10 take lessons would do we'll to
attend reception TO be given In McLai.ls
Hall, Tuesday, January e at O'Clock, and
Mayer will also open class for ladies at tie
Hail. Saturday, January 20 at2rM
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A F-ACT!

That all goods In my place Of
business have been reduced to such
u figure that should you desire any.
thing In my line, you can certain.
ly be pleased, both as to price and
quality, by iayoring me with q call.
1 will first state that all Youths,
Boys, school and ChiIdren's Cloth.
Ing has been reduced to IN aIlaz.
ingly low price, and then quote the
following reductions In mems suits
and OyercOats:
From 50 90 to IS 90.
From $40 90 to 81 50.
From Sll 90 to IS 90.
From sic 50 to $t0 90.
From Sl4 90 to sll 50.
From SIG 90 to sls 90.
From SIS Is to SIS 90. .
Don't forget that l carry a full
line Of Gents Furnishing Goods.
DAVID ASH,
Ja,o 30 TWELFTH sTRsET.
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TUE DAILY MARKETS.
The Financial world.

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AZ iHso na,ns,t. 49, - 1914 =, ! n",onni
pr, 49, ,ns pu , S SussSo n, a,o,,ns X.
chanso hsNta,'s t,is ss4S ~u's III. ae.ssnd
a. VIZ o"AAe' '''s "eeAst NJ " ~" NsiA~AN
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dovERSAkSTs-LoweIi oun declined 10 ~.
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p.uw,y poxns.,va.t sho,o "a ross J., ssat. Tar.
an nsrSr inross dscinod ~ IN - rs~, ~ Tetss
ssea"Is, ~ IN ~ sNSL sm i,or uonm.
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5tATE sEGuhlllEs.ueotgia GOLD 900 ~ III, anu
South Carolina non'iundAble at 21sas.
Pacific O. OF 95....l 2stt1Tex. Pac. land gr,s. 40
Central Pacific hnn,lliGdo Rio Grande diy.. 70k
Kric seconds. 6s5z u, +. bonds, arst .ilS1s
Lh,ght Il Wiiies,.. l0Ss 10, y. Land Umpis. .iD1
Loui,iana consoS."~ Is y, i. sinking iund..ll7
Missouri Gs..........l0i Virginia 6s.....,.,,.. 40
st. Joseph. ............il0 Virginia con,olS, OF.
y. r. d =. u nnn.m-llG In mat coupons. 40
Tennessee ole, ....,,, S7klvirsiuIa deierrcd,,, y
Tennessee Is, new, 87i ~"
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| "a tANNhS'V ~ 1eNSA sue nA 1st"ats " " 80
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PRocToR, the astronomer, has been predict.
ing the world would 90 to smash this year,
put this should not deter people from keep.
ing on hand ": Bulls Cough Syrup, the
great houaehoA remedy for coughs and colds.
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To tho Young Men OF vyhet,,,s

We make a specially Of Nobby sof, and
Stiff Hats, and we invite you to call and In.
tPect our special sale. OF the s. 90 Hats
this week. Tux FAMOUS HArrERs, ;
l142 Main street.
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."ASYTHIsa nav this morning." asked
citizsn OF his neighbor. "Yes; the Famous
Hatters, ti42 Main street, have special sale
Of Underwear, at l0,, this week.
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In order to get of large surplus stock I
will make heavy reductions on good saAsona.
BILE goods from this date. Call and secure
bargains L. Y. BLOND.
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The e1pendituresi In the year were 500 0G2,
which LETT a balance in the treasury January
1, 1884 Of $6i2 81. The sisters In charge
were paid only $3.50 during the year, all told,
The average number Of orphans In the a>y.
lum during the. year 1883 was IS OF these,
fifteen were either removed by their friends
Or provided with homes. and one died. The
number at present in the asylum is forty
nine.
! One:hundred and ffty-two patients were
received and treated Ia the hospital during
the year 1888. There were twelve deatht.
Eight pa.ieuts were sent by Ohio county and
eight were charity patients.
The sisters in charge OF the orphans are
deeply grateful for the substantial assistance
received at christina from 80 many kind
friends irrespective OF creed. During the
present year considerable outlay must be
made for much.needed repairs, and 1t Is
hoped the patrons Of the asylum will gener.
ousIy respond to any appeals that may have
to be made for that purpose.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF tho Stockholders Of ina
mnisciiug Hinge Company wlll BIZ held n, the ot3ce
o. INC company oil luetuxy, January -, 1851. al2
O'Clock ?. ~. for the .letl,on Of Directors and
other busine -AN
,,,o JOS. G. BRADY,
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO January 2l.-The Drowrs' Jo,,uo, ,e-
ports. Hogs-Reteipta l6.00l head; shinu,eni,
s.oc3 bead; mafle, b'!sk aud Zoe higher: pscsipr
s 25a5 Is; packing and shipping IS SlaG So Iiahss
head: shipments l,4oo head: market sironrcr y anJ
10, higher: exports IS 00.6 rs; good 10 chnioa
shipping IS !0as co. common to medium A. ia
S8a- sheep-Rece!pts 2,eoo head: shipments 7Oo
hosd market steady: inferior 10 f.,S3 0Ot4 % cwt'
medium good 50 7bsl So choice eIt,a s;55s5 So
Texss sheen IS 00al o. The Dror.rs' Journal LiycI
pool cablegram reports no change In cattle Win
but Au orleans At l5>c: Aheep lc lowlI pcst g,adcs
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THE CITY MOSPITAI.. i,

Annnnl MceiipE Ycniersiay-Thc Years
Report.
Tho annaAl meeting Of the managers Of
the Wheeling Hospital was held at the Eplt-
copal residence adjoining the Cathedral, yes.
terday morning.
The following Is a Synopsis Of the report
for 1883. submitted TO the Stockholders OF the
meeting:
There was Oh hand January l, 1882. 1858 Ii,
and during the year there was received the
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PURCHASERS OF Boots and Shoes should call
and inspect my stock before purchasing. I
anu offering all goods at very popular prces.
Nv. BInSn.
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WASHINGTON, b. c., January 22.- 100 /.
For the Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
fair, warmer weather, southwesterly winds
falling barometer.
For Lower Like region, fair weather
southwesterly shifting to westerly winds
falling barometer.
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VALUABLE FARM
GENERAL NOTICES,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho annual meeting OF the Stakeholder, n, ina
belmont Nail Comp any Tor the o.ection OF Diec.
tofs ana he Transaction Of lulh q, her buhIut,t b
may Drought lie orc II, will he held at The CON.
panys oi'ltc on Tuesday, January ", 1851, III
| Gock =. NJ J. j. DURulS,
Jao III Secretary
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The following shows the range OF the ther-
mometer. as observed at 6chnept'sdrug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by the INrELLlGEScER Jon OrrIcE
All work guaranteed. - :
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EAST Liberty. Pa, January 2l.-Csttls mario,
rather slow but prices about Nc hlghc. than last
week wee receipts l,sn head; shipments 2,s'6 head.
1850 head: PHILADELPHIA s6 Soa6 e. YORKER Is ia
500 Sheep market arm and prices loo hirher thsn
last weeks closing prices. receipts 800 head; shin
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INDICATIONS.

1859. 1Ss3
"a. N. l2x. 8 p. MEN "a. A,3P,M,7H.x
IS 10 Is II lG l6 Is lG
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CINCINNATI O., January 2l-Liye hors s,esdy
and ttm; common and light 81 Seas 81; packing and
butchers S eoao Is; receipts 2.2oo head; shipment,
$50 head. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-22

TOLEDO, January 2l,-WheAt dull; 10, i whIto
q o., NJ =, sc; No. rod cash e5,leas OIL Janu
s'y 2es<s; February 9Se tid: Match 9slfc: Msy
steady; high mixed SIC: No. cash and January 59c.
February 521<c: May 663sc: rejecled 6oc: he SrSde
hONc. oAls quiet; No white $50: No. > cash and
lover seed weak; prime cash and janmarv 4; az.
February IS IS; No. 2 IS GO. -" w o''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-22

NEw YohE. January .N..-Mansy market easy
q lha2 pefcent closed offered ii ! percent
change bankers bills weaker at Il Ak; demand
81 BC&. 'r.rrEl