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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-01

Very Generally ob.eryci In the State.
bupt. butcher 10 Make II Report.

Very Generally observed In the Stnie.
bnpt. Butcher 10 Maker Report.
Arbor Day this year wss more generally
o SERVED in this ststs than lis wsrmes: aG.
yocate dared hops it would be. When
Superintendent Butcher WIS urging upon his
county superintendent to urge upon The
schools under their charge ne beneht and
pleasure to be derived from tn Observance
OF the day, he also asked that reportS 81
whatever was done be sent him, in order
that he might have matsrisl fJr an inter-
esting article on the day in tho School
Journal. For tho pas. few days he has besu
flooded With these reports. There ass hardly
8 county in which something In The line OF
tree planting was cot done, and In 3 large
number OF counties! every school Cb-
served the day by having literary
exercises and p~lantirg treeu, "a was done
Ia the schoolsof this city. Ali this, OF coarse,
Is very gratifying 10 Mr.. Butcher, who
lsbored hard AID earnestly to awaken IN il.
terest i'll the GGy, and Also to those who ira
anxious 10 see i~nstilled into the rising Gener-
alton a love Of trees and the other beauties
OF nature. Mr.. Butcher has also received a
number OF letters from prominent men Of
other States Tho are taking e grBst interest
in forestry, asking Hbout the intercst that
Was takca in West Virgins. !&r. Butcher
will probably send q report 10 the National
Forestry Congress that mee's in Warrington
this month, showing what M interest has
been awakened. l,
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The first Sunday concerts OF the series 10 be
given at Wheeling Park during the coming
season by the Opera House Band and Orches-
ira, will be given next Sunday. II it is pleas.
int an enormous crowd will probably 70 out.
The Elm Grove road has become very solid
and trains can be run over it ut a rapid rate
Of speed. With its splendid equipment d
train can be cent out every hour, and several
hundred passengers taken on each train.
The Park directors have had numerous I'M.
proyements made in the way of new aud
wider d%riveways, walks, seats and paviilions,
and propose to keep the work OF improve
ment up constantly during the season. There
is every reason to believe that these Park
will prove extremely popular, One
can get out OH the Elm Grove in twenty-five
minutes, and once there, can listen to q
programme well chosen and admira.
bly, rendered. The Wheeling Park Bulletin
will be u new feature. 1t IL a small folio,
in English and German, containing
tho programmes, advertisemsnts aud reading
matter. 1t will be issued weekly.
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A AND VICINITY,
Recent DOings Of West virglnianx md
|spi-. 1852 their EeIKliborH.

AA
~ |' their SeiKliborH. -f
John Lloyd, Of Guernsey county, has bseu
arrested as n OF the burglars who have
been operating iu that county.
Burglars hsve bson operating with ire.
qsency OF late in Greene county, Pa, and
two or three fine horses havs bsen stolen. T
A s~teuteny:lle nrtist by the name OF John
K. Myers is at work on two oil paintings rem.
resOntipg the Da!zsll aud Rocky Point css
wells at Wellsburs. =
A Mrs. Logan, of Rosby's Rock, fell off a
train while attempting to board 1t while
moving, striking on her head aud sustaining
severe but not fatal Injuries. :
Atthe Steubenyille water works. sbou;
noon yeaterdsy, George Barrett, one OF the
engineers, had one OF hia aru,s crushed by
the machinery In a horrible n n the
bones being broken and the teIdons badly
mashed. The injury is severe one.
On Sunday night, during tho storm, The
house OF Equire Caldwell at Weges, was
struck by lightning aad considerably dam.
aged. There wste three persons In the
house, Mr.. md Mrs. Caldwell and their
daughter, and Mrs. Caldwell wes seriously
shocked; she was unconscious for some time,
but finally revived.
The anniversary Of storcr College, at Har.
pss's Ferry. will luke plsno May sob. Rev.
Dr. Bail. Of Now York, will DO there. The
Pioneer Pres, tcolored) says: "rhe exercis5s
on I'LL other occasions hsVe, and will on this,
be grand. Don't foil to go. The place re.
ferrcd TO hss 10 equal IL Ancrica. The
lofty heights, wrapped in NATURES green;
the ssluhrious bretze IS FROM his historic sivera,
freigbied with the fragrance Of budding
trees end blooming aowers; are medicine fol
the sick"
The Baltimore & Ohio, in addition to
erecting q handsome new dapot a. Parkers.
burg, which will bs OF BRICK, large aud
-oomy, and built with all the latest improve,
nient- and convenience, will build now ma
chine shops and Il round house" for the en-.
gines. The hso1ad house" will be
large enough to Gontsis thirty.two
engines at The game time. There
is, only one other In tina Gtats as large
as this, and it is situated at Piedmont. 4
railroad man says, who is in q position 10 be
well informed, that tho machine shops will
be superior to thcss Of the company at Graf.
ton. .
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Professor KIdd's Entertainment.

Prof. Robert Kidd, author OF kidd's Flo.
cution and other popular textbooks on read.
ing aud speaking, is now giving q courae Of
Lessons in voice culture and reading 10 a
large class at Mount De Chautal and to other
large classes in Wheeling. Every one who
has been q pupil of Prot. Kidd, snd all.who
have ever heard him in any Of his inimitsble
public entertainments, will be pleared TO learn
that no has been prevailed npon 10 give an
evening with poets, orators. dramatists and
humorists before the close Of his present en-.
g%agenIents in this city.
OF Prot. Kidd's Ability to instruct and en-.
terrain an audience at the same time, it is
unnecessary to speak. In dramatic power,
whsthe. In tragedy or comedy, In versatility,
and IN the ability to give vivid and natural
expression to thought, sentiment, passion,
and in life.liks pe~rsoustion Of character, the
Professor has few equals, and perhaps no su.
perior either on or off the stage. The Profsss.
or's entertainment will bs given next Tues.
day evening, aud u large audience will no
doubt be present. :
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H H
The following from the New York Time,
will be OF interest TO the many friends and
numerous admirers that Mile. Rhea has in
this city:
Nile Rhea started on Friday, with her
company, upon an uninterrupted railway
journey across the continent to San Fran.
cisco. 1t is seldom that II jump of this OK.
tent Is made by r theatrical organization. by
reason OF the enormous expense attendant
upon such a trip. The inducements 10 Mile,
Rhea ara, however, Of a quite unusual char.
acter. She playa for three weeks at the
Baldwin Theatre, Gan Francisco, and from
there goes 10 Los Angeles for a week, where
sho sto open the nav Opera House. The
feceip'sot The Engagement viii! exceed So, 900,
the premiums paid on seats for the first two
weeks alone, already amounting TO more than
1000. As Nile. Rhea receives 70 percent OF
the gross income OF this entire California en-.
gagement, she can easily afford the outlay
required in taking her company clear across
the continent.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 5o,-Depth In tho
canal, 10 feet l inch; on te".::alls s ieot i
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AOHIEDL LOST.
MISSING MARTINS FsRRy. ala.-.
r.H.HH. wv Af1.aHI FH4sa. ~ EtANsAt y,
4 Peculiar Case that Ia ,AsIta.lnE People Aero,i
the Rivtr-To.Nisht. al. II. Bean uakt-7llow 4
Arbor Day was Observed Throughout
This .BtA:e- General SsWs Notes. "a I

Since Monday OF las! week Emma Quillen,
a little girl ten years old, has been missing
from her home in Martins Ferry. On that
day she went down tho street with her aunt,
ssrayed away from her and has mol becn.scen
by her friends since. She has dark auburn
hnir, blue eyes and Is about four feet tall.
sle has = large lump on the sole OF ono Of her
ieet. At the time Of leaving home, bhs wsa
dressed in a dark calico dress trimmed III red
braid, two rows around The bottom, Of the
dress and one at the head OF each ilounce.
Bhe also wore n knit red and whit6 hood.
small ear.drops and slippers. The little girl
Ia we'll known In parts Of Wheeling, having
sold polish and salye through the city. The
police as yet have found no clue. Itanyot q
knows anything Of her whereabouts, by
%telsphoning the tame 10 Oog's drug store al
Martins Ferry, they would receive the heart.
felt thanks OF her people. sal I, r
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CITY MATTERS.
Sotes on Current Events 0r Mino'
Interest. ?

lHteFrets ....E. n.F.
MAY.
TnE lucioua hivalye now has u r,st until
September.
srRISo suits and straw hats are getting TO
be quite common.
oxE marriage licepss was isaued by, Rscor.
der Hook yesterday.
THE delegates to the Mnrtinsburg Conyen.
ton will return this morning.
THE Eighth ward hose house Ia utilizing the
old Friiz hose house 10 building a stable.
AN engine and Two or three cars got of
the Hemptleld track near the stock yarda
yesterday afternoon and delayed travel for
three or four hours.
THE State sumay. SShool Convention will
meet ct Grafton, May. q and %. A'lafge at.
tendance 10 expected from throughout the
vRriou6 counties, and ample provisions have
been made for tho entertainment OF dele.
gates.
Born parts Of the Circuit Court were In
sttsion yesterday, but nothing wa done out.
slds OF partially hearing arguments on two
or three demurrets. A few motlons OF no
pnhlic interest were also made. Both parts
nd ,urned until this morning.
TIE independent Order OF Junior Recha.
bites met Inst night and elected Tho following
officers: Shepherd, J.. W. Browning; PC. R.,
Willie Shunley; Q. r., Andrew Hunt D.
K, Henry Bnyda'; L. g., Walter Wills; +.
$. Thomaa MeKeever; Ley!te, James Hnber.
fold; I. G., Robert McSichol; o. O., George
Woods.
TUE number OF beans, corn and shot con-
tanned In thu globe at the Famous Hatter's
that people have been guessing at for seyeral
l ,,AaI.. .,,ak vr.a ia AT1 90 Tho DO ktDl,nk. b.,,s
bean In the hands OF squire Pnillips aimee
range them and the m OF the lucky per
sons will be known by tomorrow morning
Parsons oan present their coupons any time
after noon today.
FRIDAY and Saturday evenings aud Satur
day afternoon ''The Dsniles'i, will be pre-
sentcd OF the Opera House by Martha Wrs,
and O. i. Palmer's original and only Dauit,
company. Seats will BIO placed on eala a
Banners music store this morning. The play
in itself 10 not, as IT. namu implies, q bordsl
drama OF the blood and thunder order, bu
d charming domestic drama with q bach
ground Of the wild sierras so wildly portrayed
By Bret Hartc. The plot IL d deep one, tn
climH1es at certain stages IRE thrilling In tn
extreme, while through the whole play run
a deep pashos.
EMGIon W. W. JACKSON, the Governor
priva,s Secretary arrived from parker5burl
yesterday morning, and under his direction
the work Of drsping the State House |,
mourning, as q mark Of respect to tn
memory OF exc Governor II. N. Mathews, wa
completed. Over 1000 yards Of material wa
used. In the Governors apartments III
dra,jng is very elaborate, a picture OF tn
deceased, q chair and o desk being covered
The interior OF the building 10 very teavil,
hupg with mourning aud presents
gloomy appearance. The funeral took p'ac
ut, Lewisburg yesterday and all the oillces
In the State House wers closed.
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a FOOLIsM STATEMENT
ContrRdicied br Councilman Schultz.
" whnt lie says 4 bont tue New Engine,

7oth Editor Of he Inttigenen.
eIR:-Pieasc permit mo through your
piper to answer an item in tc.day's
Register headed VA Liltls Scheme which Sur.
rounded the Fro Enslne, Question" As far
as1 an concerned politics had nothing 10 do
with my. vote In fayoro o the silsby engine.
l do not know whether Mr.. noush its agent
Is a Republican or Democrat, but | do know,
that MIR. Bob Elliott, Of tho Amoskeag, Is
one Of pittsburgh's mes! rampant lopubli.
CANS. aud II ! favored partyisul Ia this mai.
ter should have favored tho Auloekesr.
At tho meeting when the bids wero readi
expressed my opinion that l would favor In
Council the one that a mujority OF the com
mittee, decided Oh; at the same limo | ex.
presaed myself that | did not favor tho
Button engine az the Register says l did,
nor never would; Mr.. Hoffman will bear me
out in this. We have too many such steam.
ers now Ia this city. Tho Rt9iSter alyo slalee
that MIR. Happy produced letteys layorlug
the Ahrens, but 1t took good care not 10
state that Mr.. Schultz produced some letters
speaking very highly In favor OF the Silsby.
fAt!or the first meeting OF the committee |
wrote to Cleveland and also 10 the Akron
and Richmond tire departments for info, mia.
ton on the subiect the ausweIs l Resolved
were in favor OF TIE Sllsby, and believing
the Silsby would be The steamer that would
give Dull ~oitizsns The best Of Satisfaction, /
urged tho putoha,e OF that steamer, When
the agent for tho Amoskesg appeared before
the committee Mr.. Jepsou asked him the
question, next to the Amoskcag which
steamer would you recommend ?, His
answer was the siIsby.n | would respect.
fully ASK the reporter Of the Register 10 look
up my record In the clerks cities ~ u Council
man, and l bciiove that no will find that |
have voted for as many Democratic ques.
tions and officers as Republican, The
Register also utates that Mr.. Jones opposed
the rotary pump, which IL not the ceYs; Mr..
Jones did not opposoit but YVES in favor OF
It. In regard TO Mr.. Dunniue being In
favor Of the siiaby, l.Eever heard, him *.
press his opinion on any Of tina engines. /
did a.k him which he preferred, and Lp
positively refused TO Inform INC. In TACT l
do not believe any gentleman ever halled
the reporter Of the Register on this aue,tion.
Had tho committee decided by a majority
vote VITO adopt the Am0tkeag or Ahrens, /
would have done MI IN my power 10 have
Council adopt the committees report, be.
liev!ng that we noed a irst elias, lire sloaner
in this city.
Respectfully,
A. J. scHULrz,
Wheeling, ". |a., april 30,
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Nhetling, ". "a April3s.
Rival


. # ~ T--r-a r.=... 4 ....
How Things nro nciuS Pushed IN t.s
M~onOagnhcin Valley.
Last week the litigation pending in the
Circuit Court OF M%onongahcla county, be.
tween tho w. Va. l. P. and the F. NJ. & P,
reads, the tao projected roads in that coun.
ty, WAS suspended ut the rsQuest of counssI,
and II adjournment Of Court followed.
since when, inie formation has been receive
Of q compromise msds between the two cor.
poratlons contenaing for the right OF, way on
the cast uldo Of the river above MorsantoYn.
Tho terms OF the compromise are not vet
known, both companies deeming 1t proper
to keep the. condition Of grounding their
arms a secret-at least for q time. But
the fact of their peacesble compro.
nise is an argument in favor of the
sincere intention OF each corporation, as ex-
pressed, Ito build u road mp the Mououra.
nels valley, and to build itat once,p without
legal bubble or technical eyasions, VIII, i
The Fairmont [nder 10 tails connection
says However, rumor has not been idle, and
the gossip has II tkat the West Virginia &;
Pennsylvania Company, In oonsidt ration
that the f., NJ. T. 2. Company would abandon
tile west side OF tbs river, have concluded 10
cEsndop the east side, and IL the run,or bs
trus the result will bo two competi,inr lines.
ono on either side oi the river, thrcushout
the whole distance between Fairmont and
the Pennsylvania line. .a.o-
The enginee,ine:corps OF tie W. Va. &c pa
TO-, shout twenty-five men, arc now survev.
ing aroulc on the Wess side from their H..
mer proposed crossing above Morpentown, n
the State line, and are securing rights along
the proposed route. At M%o.gantowp. theS
on ne west aide, for depot purposes,
The surveying corps OF the l., NJ: up. Co
which last week began surveying location
Of that company's road on the. east side, are
pushing along their WORK rapidly, and viii
reach Newport thia week.
The bridge contraction of the F., NJ. Up
Company. are now at work on the b.idr.s TO
cross Dccker's creek, Cobun's creek and
Booths creek. The forcs of workmen on
this road is being increased, and the work of
grading issoing right along.
A special term Of the Marion County Cir
cult Court will BIO held on the 5!h OF Nav 10
try tho condemnation cs1ea in that county.
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common, 81 ooas 90, receipts, ! ,co7, head: shipments
100 head. Hogs-Mltkct Allow; receipts t9O head;
shipments ! .?6S ead;Phlladelphia, s60oa6 lo;Yorl.
et IS toa5 70. shGGr-Matket active: prime wool
81 7Sa6 10: clipped 81 26a6 80; iait 10 rood wool
a 75a5 20: clipped N75ab 90; omtnon wool 8, 0a
I so: clipped 50 0Oa4 10: ismbS 50 90 &C 50; receipts
! Coz hcid; shipments {, 100 head. FT.
CINCINNATI, o., April So.-Live hogs quiet; com.
mon md light 81 fOa5 10; packing and shipping
s. l0a6 90. Receipts !, le0 head; shipments 700 head,
'4A Dry Goods. gI
NEW YoRx, April so.-Market without change In
demand or movement. which has beun more GuIet
than otherwise. but through dellvt tics on special
contracts, made Oh small orders, god sales have
been reached. g. [
~ Cotton.
Exw YoRK. April S0.-Co.ton dull; futures easy;
MaylLG7c: Juno ll.7!c: July 1l.79c; August II III:
September u. hsc: October 1900; November 10 Nc:
December ! O.soc; January 1917; February lo9ic.
Wool. g
NEW YORK, April 3o.-wOol quiet and weak; do.
nestle fleece 32ai,c; pulled lsi4oo; unwAshed iOa
2Sc; Texas liA27c. ~
fst I.Cntlcr.
NEw York. April @.-Lcather, demand fair md
market tlrm: .liemlock sole 2oha2Se.
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4. L. RICE l. CO.,

Our Hat stock has been replcnisled by
large arrivals Of all the desirable shapes
and cOlors, III the market. Many of our
styles are'exclusiye, tand are the leading
and most stylish shapes of the season.
New Flowers, Elegant Feathers, Yelyets
and Ribbons received this Meek-all pur-
chased III New York last week by our Mr..
Il. N. Rice. =a.r fg
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Trnu.fcrx OF Kcnl Estate.

The following conveyances Of real estate
were admitted 10 record by Recorder Hook
yesterday:
A deed made March 90. 1854, by Benjamin
Exley, sr., and wife. OF Belmont county,
Ohio, to Michael 0rogan, Of this city, of the
south half OF lot Al, situated In the Sixth
ward; consideration 81 900. 2
A deed made April 90. 1854, by Joseph
Doyle aud wife to John Clark, Of the north
half OF lot No. Al, fronting on Market street,
sItuaded In the ei1th ward.
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TMrawlNH AAGxyr.


Arrivals last week. ......... ...,. -, MI
Arrivals one year ago.........
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VIZ uudeTsi md tina. the celebrated Bar.
tllolomay Bohemian Beer of Rochester, N.
~; will soon be introduced In this place
ior the frs! time. This company offers
$40. 900 rswsrd to anybody Sbo can detect
any improper Ingredients In the beef.
This Ia the leading besr III all tho large
eastern Cities Lovers Of q pure Article will
hail this with delight, ~
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CHICAGO. April ao-ThS Dros1t Journal rcno,t.
uoss-RAceipts 3,Co0 head; uhipments 4 M
head; maIEtt slow spd lOc lower; rough paeiihHcr
= ISa5 q; packing aud shipping s. 76a6 o.; Iishff
y i9,5 q: ssips q o:si IS Ca,,lo-Receiuts
1,.oJ head: shipments 2 COO head: market War
but s'eady; export grades 50 100 90; common n
medium s. l6h6 Co.. sl,ecp-Recelpts $50 head.
shipments l ,st0heAd: market firm. interior tn al.
y 2Sab 10 ewt: medium 70 coed S. 5oa6 %; choice
EAsr Liberty, Pa, April !so.-Catre-Na,.o,
dull p:ine 80 2sss 70; fall to GOOD, Is 50 ss q:
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THERE will be a cheap excursion to Pitts.
burell via. the Pan. Handle route on Friday
evening, May Cd. Train leaves p, W. &Ky.
depot at 4:47 i. Tickets for round tin
only$2, and will be good 10 return uo,il and
including Monday, Mey 5th.
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On CITY, Pa, April 3l-pctrolcur, opened al
oikc; highest BIC; lowest 9i%c: closed at 97r
Sales ~5,Gi7,Geo barrels; clearances Yesterday iii en-
barrels; runs 1853 barrels. shipments Ass bar.
A,ock q 60 bids: S % pskoi. Tho Dtr7icEs rcnnyi
for April OF field operations. read to-day Ia The er..
change, tlows riSs up and building anS: 4 decrease
under March q Y; wells drilling l.2a5: ~incrsste II:
81: new pIQiuetIon a,G9s barrels; decrestc IA bsr.
rels; dry holes Is: increase |. ~. - o"i'
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Wnull enplhaSt.
shoe made for gentlemen, at
J. W. AMIcK,
Ills Main street,

Jusr think OF 1t, an sipht-toot Step ladder
Tor Sc 90. six.ioot for 81 50, with patent
bucket support, at Boyd's, Market Square.
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OHk OF the drawbacks Of married life is The
sickness OF the little ones. For Il cold or
cough you cannot find q better remedy than
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Nearly all physi.
clans prescribe 1t and no family should be
without 1t. -.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., May 1.-1:s0 A.. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer;
fair weather in the eastern portion; local
rains and slightly cooler weather In the
western portion, southwest winds becoming
variable.
weather; followed during the night by local
rain.; winds shifting southerly and becoming
variable: falling, followed in tho western
portion by rising barometer.
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norsford's Acid Phosphate, in Conxii.
patton.
!. DR.. ]. N. Robinson, Medina, O., says: sIn
cases OF indigestion. constipation and nery-
Gus prostrstion, its results. are happy.
TTasAW
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HEApQuARrEEs for all kinds Of Gardening
Tools and Seeds. 8. L. Boyd'u, Market
square.
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C~ISClSSArI, o., April S0-Flour easier but not
qtiotably lower' Wl.est irregular anil lower; NO. 4
lad 81 Qjal oS. Corn weaker No. . 5Gkas7c. Oats
steady md In fair ilrnaud: No. Q mixed l6sSohc.
Rye dull and M%uchansea Barley finn; extra 10.
9 Iall SlaS!c. Pork quiet; mess sI7 %. } md In light
6iissc:, short lib SIC. Bacon In goad demand:
slinnllers 7Ac; Short RIB We: short clear 9Tc,.
WHISKY steady at 81 II. Butter weak an lower
extra creamery Csc; fancy dairy 2Sc. 49, !
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CHEAPEST Hoes, Rakes, Spades, shovels
Mattocks, at s. Z: Boyd's, Market square.
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Adams III .......,l33 i,
American EIprcss,.. "
Canada Bouthcsn..... II
Central PEcifc......... SOIL
Chesapeake b Ohio. ~
DO lst pNierred.... q
do ID prcierrei...... 1871.
o., IT,, u. Il I.........,... 81
Denver i. G.......... lldi'
Etle........ .....-..,....... 1SLsi
do prefCrrea.......... 4,
Fort INTERCHANGEABLE
Han. & 81. Joseph..... 2SkI
do pteier,cd.......... SSH
Kansas & Te1aa..,,.., list
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