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New YoRx, March q Flour dull: rccei,ts IL M !,
p stsIG etpo, ZOO barrels snse9as safe and
70 cSoIes s S. So Wblts TO bSS1d
extra OHIO s. 25i6 CO. Wheat, tp!t loiy IsEc
lower optioLs d clined 1a4c al outside ri,II11ssc
s Wssx mSss o. the DAY. s9sas oady
1900 bushels; No 2Miwautee 81 4 Ell r. ei So
sp{1nS !, g9As. O.; no. rcd March 81 OK: Aphl
ulssl " closing u! q GT1 May sa!es 2, 70i Goo
s oIsaes a. 81 " hSMai loI elo:ils at June
Corn spot lots Me and options SS.Lo low.r
cleiug weak; receipts 5iC0) tusaplg: eIbo;ts n
bushes uugtaded 5oe6lc; No, Xb5a55Ec, s,esmer
ssMs3sMc ny, No. S3,S; unGnded white Coz: No
Say 029as6d, closing at 6.lc: Jips ssse es}sc
closing y &C; JUL, Glhse4;ss, closing at Silc'
osG Ma1.c lower, Closing Steady; receipts lS,Gj
sslpssTc ho1 en, white
sif Rio Gull and lower at opuops l;ss
&C I've; aaich l0.l5 points hI.her Rio M. snSi
9Ssc' sales u too bags kio::No. March aalao'o.:
ts ay ow ,e eI H. Hp. ~ sales 4Goo bags
5G6sS 6ags Jlly ooA9.25; sales $3.50 bags August
s,ioaa;2S; sales $500 bags September 9l6a0l5c
tslss 2s2 ssgs October s'SA; saI.s bsrs
e1 S;,y suR H., dull and wssk
sely sctye Tsow dSl and weak ea ~ n1ea
Iufpen'!ue dull aud weak at S4A1SlHc. Esrs'
western 1fes demand fair and market rn lofi
IN n.
steady and IN TAR demand. Lard closed htre ers
steady: Primo hteam 9.tCc: March 0 ConS AZ,
April 9.GlA96Gc: May 06ja97!c: June 9.STlS sSc
July 971a9ocs: August 9.79Aas2G Cheese atn,
CHICAGO. March 2l,-Blour dull and uachanoea
iheat apitye but lower; prices touched ths iowe1i
point Of The year tor futures: The market on.ned
follower. declined Kc, rallied Mc, lgaiu weSEcns,i
aud csosed iAsiAc under yesterday; sales RANGED:
March ss4sss1IIc. clotei at SsSc; Aprii Ss3SsSSsz
closed a. sshc; May 93,9l4c. closed 1T Va; June
At 9t11sa9tesci September 95sls9Gc:: No. chicarn
spr,aaSs oSsH.sihc; No: s. 57asfe No, rea win!es
9scasl y. ,or' YesE and Lover; deinaud Sisht asd
Erices deel 1ed lc Under yesterday; cash GJ.rssc
NJ t.71a5lAc, closcd 1t tU54c, Anil toXasIsee
closed AZ toite; May t5;ta5oEc, closed ii 49,.
June SG].s5:ho closed 1t 5t51s; July b7ixasszscc'
closed # t7c; Angus. 5Sssss:sssc 0ais wessss.
dec!ined tlc as comp t.eu with the G osinp go,
terday: cash SoHasSc: t,ril S0c clr,ed NJ sO;,r,
Nay asHa3iHsc, closedt.t SiAc: June ssi%as5c'
c:osed a. aA1c; July 3a ;tc year Is ciftcd
22S ~. Rye firm q eihS Barley duh It Gis6se
fia+scod a. good demand at st IL Pork In al,
demand AID lower: cash sl7 Soal7 S5:. May 81, Sa
~ y. closed At sl1 ojAiT NIX: June l197k closed
AZ tls Q21Sal 0S year SIS S6aI5 90 Lard Giet and
eaEler; cash $5a9 size; MAY 045ag,b5c, clos.
atg,4bA9;4Ikc: Juno 9.Saa9.G2Lsc, clcsed at GG5xa
257hc: July 0.6oA970c. closed at 062kay66c ytnr
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snAr D i, Goopss and Velvet . match !, n

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THE 4CONYENTlON
OF OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICANS
10 Chsoss Delegates 70 har.lasbsfs. 10 b. Held
April 2e-Del,gatss 10 b Choash b. District J
nsstiass Meek Bsfote--usstlss Of tho r
Cauaty Csnmittss On Ssturdsy. 2

Tho Ohio County Republican Committee
met at the rooms Of the Lincoln Club on
Batufdsy afternoon. There were present.
Chairman 8. K. Wallace. Madison; Secretary,
Frank Johnson, unior; Aoram MeColloch,
Liberty; II. 7. Carter, RIchland; John Baird.
Triadelphis: John II. Brown, proxy for 3.
Wa,trhouss, Ritchi,i Henry 6erig, Washing.
ton; Fred Miller, Clay.
Tho meeting was called 10 decide whether
| there should DO mnss convention or q dele.
gate convention 10 select delegates to the
State and District conventions. There be.
Ing no question OF Pr aldental preference, the
matter turned upon the mere point Of con.
venience. NJ +. McColloeh, representing q
country district, preferred mari conven..
ton In Wheeling, because the best roads led
to Wheeling, aud he thought II would DO
difficult to get turnout in the diatriets,
particularly as there seemed to be no differ.
dental nominee. Mesns. Baird and Carter
favored tho distrlc. meeting plan, and the
committee, desirous OF accommodating the
country, was governed BY that view.
Delegates from the several districts will be
chosen In open meeting. A committee wfs
appointed to select place OF meeting for the
county convention. 49,. H r -.
On motion OF -Mr.-John6on The following
resolution, embodyins the call, was adopted:
Resolved, That the Republicans OF Ohio
county aud all other voters without regard to
past political differences, who are opposed to
The threatening attitude Of the Democratic
majority In Congress toward our tariff inter.
es,s. are requested 10 meet In their several
districts on Saturday, April 10, 1884,. The
country districts will meet at 2r. n. and the
city at I'm, to select ten delegates 10 the
County Convention, 10 be held Saturday
April 20. 10 select delegates 10 the Btats and
District Conventions which will select del
egates to the National Republican Convention
10 be held at Chicago, June 8, 1854.
Ths voting plsces will be: !,2 /.
Wellington District, VigiIant engine house
I Madison District, Market House.
Clay District, Court House basement.
| Union District, Atlantic engine house.
Centre District, Hook and Ladder house. /.
Webster District, United engine house.
Richie District, Hose house.
T,indelphia District, Lswson's hotel:
|. Liberty District, Centre 2:hool house.
After the adjournment OF the committed
there WIS., Sons informal talk which de
yeloped the fact that Oaio county Republi
cans are practically solid for Blaine, and de-
sire to be represented ut Chicago by delegAtel
OF that BtAmp.N ~ F-1Ir
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q. a. II. ON 'crs.

The West Virginia Department Of The G
A. T., which met at Parksrsburg last week,
elected the following efllcers to servs the en-.
suing year: Department Commander, Gen.
eral ". H. Il. Fii,k; Senior Vics Comman.
der, General 4. s. Northcot,; Junior Vice
Commander, Captain G. B. Smith; Medical
Director, Major D. P. Morgan; Chaplain,
Captain John Carliu: Council OF Admnistra.
ton, Ms " r. G. Moore, Colonel G. W. Tag
CART, G. N. Ralhbore, B. F. Malone. Joseph
Barker: Rsnresen tatives to National Encamp-
ment at Minneapolis, Mimi, In June, De-
par'ment Commander W. Il. H. Flick, Ma.
jor A. G. Moore; alternate. M,jor Lee Hay
mond; at large, Msjor g. F. Shaw; alternate,
Captain Barna Powell; National Council OF
Administration, Major e V. Daniels. Ma.
j1r II. V. Daniels was appointed Assistant
Adj7tant General fnr the ensuing year. The
next meeting Of the Elcampment will be
held In Wheeling on the third Thursday in
March 1SR5 = -.s.Ir -
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Tho following cssss we.e decided ut Satur-
day's ss .son q this tribunal y ~ iI7H5 :
Cranmer W. Ncaxprcs Appeal and
su nersedeas granted. Bond $500 81 ~. va
Campbell vs. Bra1ton Co. lrryer Of petit
ton refused. IS n 1. ,.l.ssS. 81 G.--
Merchants Mi NAL Bank, Clarssburg, va.
Lynch. Prayer Of petition :e'used. y
Morgan 70. Fleming, yudgs. Demurrer
filed mud submitted.
Hunters exscutorsvs. s:ewart GreeuLries
county. Opinion by Woodsi affirmed
fayne & Green IS, Webb, kauawha county.
Opinion ky Snyder: reversed aud remanded
Lsid]ey vs.. Kline, ksnawha county.
Opinion by Snyder: reversed and rsmanded.
Davis1on vs. Ford, Taylor county. Opinion
BY Greer, reversed and remanded. rs
Oh. l.. d N. Co Va. Rsookmvyer, Kauawha
county: Opinion by Green reversed and
remanded. ~ n e -. =
Cunningham ". Hedrick, Pendleton
county. Opinion by johnson: an med.
Adjourned 10 Saturday, March 20.
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BAKING POWDER,

NEW YoRk. March 2,.-wool dull and weak.
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Some fms shooting was done at stroble's
range Saturday by members Of the Wheeling
Rifle Club. The targets used were the Mess.
achusett, anda mobilization OF II called the
West Virginia target. This target IVES de-
signed by c. E. dwight, aud 200 Is the
highest to b. made on It. The score was as
follows at2o0 rods, ofl.hand, with Bharp's
ritles s .l.G
O. E. Dwight. Mass. 100. ". Va. lo5;. otto
Jaeger. Mas. lO4. ". Va. ia; VIM. Cox,
Mass. 90. ", Va. l46. second match, 9. Z
Mas. l08. W. Va. 100; Otto Jaeger, MESS. lO7:
W. Va. lS9. Third match-0tto jaeger, Mass
l0S W. Va. 1888; 9. E Dwight, Mans. loo, W.
Va. lSG; 4. 8. stewart, Mass. 81, W. Va. 149.
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a On Saturday, Alex Wilson, a deck hand
OH the Diurnal, got drunk, aud Immediately
alter the Dlnrnal swung loose from her
mooring, attacked Fred Joy, a fellow roustr.
hia road, hut the drunken man folio 70 d
him all over the boat. cutting n. him at
every opportunity. W lsou was tiuatiy
overpowsred by the III .srs OF tho boat 4 he
boat was brought hack TO tho wharf and both
men were put oil. Joy Immediately 10.
paired to Squire Ankle. who seeing that he
WAY badly wounded, took him into DR.. Hui.
linen, and 10 short time hia wounds we're
properly dressed. A warrant Wat procured
and II constable arrested Wilson, who was
sent TO Jail for hearing this afternoon Ut .
o clock. Esil "a ,gt ~. 90 ,lss8 Il } ~
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PERSONAL iIENEION.



People. $780,.
| Gus specht, Jr., the popular New York
tenor, is at the Mcclure House. W.
David ckey, E:q, OF Woods6eld, spent
Sunday with his friends In this city.
Professor Malmene las resigned his position
as oreauist in st. Johna German Lutheran
Church. NE 5r4 E:%
Mr.. George II. Lee, one OF Clarksburg'a
clever and gcaisl young men, Is in the city
visiting friends.
mr.. Alex. Frew, OF tho finn OF Friend &
Son. returned Saturday from business trip
to New York and Philadelphia. esE
Miss Jennie Bailey, who he's been visiting
friends In Pittsburgh during the past week,
returned home Saturday evening.
Raw. f. 8. DsHass returned from Hunting
ton Saturday. He will lecture at the Fourth
Street NJ. Il. Church tomorrow night *
Rsv. J. G., LySle, pastor OF the Third Pres.
byterien Church, returned from Flushing
Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Lysle. ;gIi.J
Mr.. Albert Stevens, a popular boiler Of the
Riverside mill, left Saturday for Shady Side,
We!zal county, where lie vii. take unto HIM
self q bstter hatf.H Y ri ri
Mr.. A. F. Wilmoth, Chief CLERK In Hoper.
intendsat Of Free Schools Butchers office,
hss gone 10 Randolph county on visit, with
the hope Of be1eHttirg bis beslth. ,a-r.
John McCarroll Esq, OF Harrisburg,
prosecuting attorney OF Dolphin county, Pa,
ia the guest Of his brother, Rev. J. !. Nc.
Carroll. OF Martins Ferry. Mr.. McCarroll Ia
one OF the active Republican politicians In
that part OF the State. He reports tho feel.
Ing for Baine es being very strong about
Harrisburg. $500. -.I ~
Harry W. Orr, e rising youpg dentist, who
wes formerly prominently connected with
e,s f IN ss oV vii An nbo, the
Wheeling, W. Va, where he will give his uu.
divided attention to bis chosen profession.
He is n graduate CT Philadelphia Dental Col.
legs.-Fhiadelphia Record. Mr.. Orr Is son
OF Mr. J. COR, OF this city. He has been
practiclug dentistry for i)us years. ~
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The Elm Grove motor line was completed
to the State House Saturday. and one OF the
motors made al experimental trip over the
new track. Yesterday the m otors made reg
ular trips from the Capitol 10 the Park, max
ing the trip In half an hour. The cars were
crowded every trip, and iarge crowds oil
people were unable to 6nd acc 5mmod alton.
fho Capitol aidewalk war black with people
all afternoon watching the motors arrive anG
depart A new timetable appears in THU
mornings paper. j..
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The Council Committee on Health mat Sat.
urday evening aud opened bids for the gar.
bsge removal contracts for the ensuing year
No action was taken on the bids THO com.
mi.,ee discussed for some time the evils con-
nected with tho present system aud resolved
10 ask Council to change 1t before awarding
any. coatrac's. A mfjori,y OF the neubers
arc strongly In favor OF putting the system d.
reoty under the control OF the Henlth officer
aud the committee, believing that then the
work would bs done prop.rly, which is not
the cane at present. ,+s-' ser fsI,. lysr
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Something Like a Race.

, The Wheeling correspondent Of the Pitts.
burgh Sportnnun Up. b. on rays In his let.
ter 10 Saturdays paper I'll
"A question that is already agitating the
minds OF the friends oil aqua.ics in this city is
whe her 1t will be possible to get Clay Tor and
Weisgerber together ina match race this III.
mer. I have often wondered why the friends
OF these two osrsmen cannot arrange race
between them, but II seems, apparently, to bs
as difficult to do so as It he7 been heretofore
to make match between Courtney and Han.
Ian. A race between Clayton and Weisger.
Der would create much e1citemsntln Wheel
ing, aud I hops to be able, some time this
summer, to send you an account.of race be-
tween these two."
Commenting on this the Sportsman say,:
There is some talk Of racs between Weis-
gerber and Clayton. Why not take In RITZ
and let the three row for the chau pionship
OF Wheeling? We do not think Riiz would
be Ia last"
This would be dandy" race.
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A Dry GOotlA CllhuSc.

For some dsys past Mr.. James McHenry, a
member of the firm OF L. M. McGillin l. Co.,
Of Cleveland, O., ha1 been looking up desra.
BILE loca' ion hers io' q dry goods store. He has
perfected arrangements and has taken poses.
sion Of the well-known dry goods house Of
No. "llco and 49, Main street, heretofore
managed aud owned by Mr.. Ed. Larkln.
This building will beconnected with the two
store rooms on the north side, giyinga 'front.'
age on the west side Of Main STREET and on
Watcr OK seventy feet. Mr.. McHenry intends
opening mp in The buslnes, on large scale.
Mr.. Larkin speaks OF him and Of the house he
comes from highly, and predicts big things OF
the new owners oil "ll0) and 1871 ',ir7
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srbe SllyerKine.n

This melodrama will be presented at The
Opera House this evening for, tho first time
IN Wheeling. 1.-THE Silver King" Is . strous,
iorcibly written and wel..knit drama OF real
lie, iuil Of human interest and ieeliug. In.
stead Of depending, q In THE lWorld,n on
the stage sesnery and effects although these
are esid to be very fine). or, as in 4" The
Lights o'London." on the portrayal OF eccen.
ttic characters, The Silver King" relies for
man interest in the hero and bis family. Ie.
served seats are on sale at Baume,'s. h Ii
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A Big Ail0w ~ Charley shay,

". N. Davene's Colossal A iiiefi Attractions
opens weeks engagement at this popular
house tonight. 1h0 company played Short
engagement at the Opera House several sea.
soEsago and will be remembered ss the strong.
cat party Of specially artists ever seen there.
The Philadelphia North american OF February
:. ssys OF Its appearance ,her.: "The per.
round Of applause; encores veYo the rnle,
come Of the fAyjriteg being recalled Ave OF
six times, and Davene's Combination cau
properly be scored the hit OF the sesson, aud
ceriainly gives the blgge,t and best show ever
seen Ia this city, The company has ihe
bsst eymnasts, the bestbc yclis 8. the test com.
edians and tho best musicians on the stage.
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William Cavjns anu Frank Luther two
lada aged Is or 10 years, and having the rapu.
tation Of being very bad broke out Of the
Upahur county jail few days SINCE. They
were awai.iuG' trial under indictments
for, breaking into school houses aud stealing
books. They used part Of stovs grats for
wrench, took of with It a large hinge and
used 1t as bar with which they pried apart
the rock under the window in which the
bars were inserted, which made hole lsrgs
enough for them to crawl through, -.
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LONDON, March 23.-Snakim Is unhealthy.
1t Is proposedto leave 400 British soldiers
here to be relieved every fortnight, and
station the remainder Of the troops at
healthier points. Hewitt Is sanguine Of
being able to open the Bcrber route. lie
proposes to divide the road into sections
and make the tribes answerable for taeir
respective divisions. Troops will advance
Wednesday to form camps around Tama.
nieb and attempt to surround Osnan
Dipma, .l.. At HY. .sgfg} car N
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Imported Horse Il cnf,.

}. Nj. PhiIo L. Kimberly had The blooded
stallions recently purchased by himseIi and
Mr.lNichols at sprinsboro Pa, in town Sat:
urday, and they were viewed by many ndmir.
Ing people One is u Clydcsdals, bright bay.
called y"Rotabury,'' registered In this coui,.
try and Scotland. iHe wss imported frou,
Scotland three. months ago. The other Is a
Pe.cteron Norman. "Al.z,rein," a dappla
gray, registered in this country and also In
France. He ives brought ovcr three week
ago. The horses cost s, 600 apiece. .5If91
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RIVER NEWH,

Notes About the hteamboats. Bank Brief,
and TeleEraphic Reports. @g,45z
The Regular has entered The Marietta
trade In opposition 10 the old Chesapeake. 4
The cutting soraps on tile Dlurnal' Satuuir.
Day morning, helped to liven matters up on
the levee. h b , .,ll.t.i ~ I 5..Il b, -
The Scotia passed down Batu rday morning
and the Katie 8tockdale went up lat even.
Ing. Both had fair trips, So M
There Is good boating stage at present
and river business IN very satisfactory. The
river Is about stationary here. II, \
The 81. Lawrence got down from Pitts.
burg In good time yesterday morning and
got away early In the afternoon. She had hsl
usual big manifest.f - ES'8f5J ,l4S,s1,1
In order TO catch up and be able to run on
their regular dsys, ths Courier lett htyo for
Petersburg yesterday morning and tie Di.
urnsl left Parkersburg for here. The Dur.
nal will be In port so as 10 leave here this
morning on her regular time.
Several Of the pacaenger packets have com.
msnced recruiting their ctring bands for tha
coming summer season. The noise produce,,
by some OF these musical orpaniz,,i6ns /,
calculated - lead come 10 balieye that thev
have studied Inc Wagnerian school.
The ". n. Chancellor PASSED up yesterday
from Charleston to Pittsburgh. bha had a
good tnp both above and below. The Chan.
cellor will pass down Wednesday morning.
Capt. =. P. Chancellor Is 10 command and
Ira B. Huntington does the honors in the
{ flee in a worry acceptable manner. sl,i,G7
tits thought that tho steamer @. W. An
dervon, wsestOd ltst week BY s:collis!or viii
a pier OF the Point Pleasant bridge. viii
PROVE total loss. Bhe was sold Tor Is 0ea to
her present owners, who valued her a. she
sank at about 50. 0c0. She was insured in tbs
Louisville Underwriters and at. Paul Marine
for 81 900. 5f i,I "A i! ss fss ",
Tho Andes ls dus from Cincinnati this
ovcuins. She will leave on her return trip
Tomorrow afternoon at q o'clock. The
Andes Is a very popular. stefh vhvsl packet,
commanded by set Of perfect gentlsaisn.
She runs very steady, hiss excellent "a ssenger
accommodations and ample freight facilities,
;Ths public can 30 easily satisfied BY patton.
llf
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Er,joynblc nc,,,nr,.,nl I.n,, N,rn,.

Arion Hall wa, crowded last night with
I citizens, msny Of them with their wives, who
were there to enjoy the usual semi.monthly
s Sunday night rehearsal given by the Opera
(, HOUSE, orchestra. Il WIS the largest audience
that has gathered there for Sunday niehig,
The programme wrs = very popular one, be.
lCavalry,"aby suppe. and Grave and Gsv,m
by; Hummei, aud the ever popular .Fest,
oyeriu.es were among the numbers. Other
good selections were a gavatte by EllenbeIv.
aud "Dreama q Musician" by Cus!h. RI,
orchestra, as II inspired by the large ard en-.
'thusias.io audience, played unusually well.
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RAILWAY BoSDs-Fltm. yy Gt.l#H- ....
STATE sEcuEtrlEs-Quiet, S.3lH4
racine tSol S.:...:..iO Tex. Psc. land gr'ts. So Z
EentlSl racine hrS4.lI9 10 Rio Gnnde,div. AK
Ene Seeonas, s0Hu. bonds, 6ntm.-ll5s4
Lehtsh d Wilkes...-l07 U. P. Land Grants. iilst
Louisiana consos.... Is 10, +, Sinking fund iib
Mlsoun u....."...!eo Virginia 6s........... 40 =
81. Joseph: .........-ll0 Virginia cousols, ex-
i. T. & 1. y, nrSts...-ll9 ira mat coupous. az
Iennehsee ola...."". ~ lVirE1nia deferrcd....
Tennessee Is. ncw.. 21l'Extra Interest.
srocEs-The Stock Exchange opened lower on
further reduction In Trunk Line rates, Thp DE-.
cllae iu prices was nnimp orsnt rang OK from !! 10
per cent, Lackswanna, Reading, Pacific Mall.
Northern Pacific aad Manitoba, aud the Trnnk
Ltnes being the weik:st. Ate. 1859 d,mcr lei.
ing set 10, and a rally of X to y pr cent took
place. Pacific Mail aud Pullman Palace we've az.
eeptionally strong, the former Using TX and the
ABOUT ,l:39 o'clock Lake Shore wfs raIded TO
1914 against 10ss at the opcDIuy, and 1t wss also
rumoiel itom the west that home roads In the eGst
bound pool were taking gralu at 10 cents per lCl
pounds raid, and the tunoIa eIe,ted unflyerable
influence Oh ina market, and with the execution
lghl TALLY LAT, In tho Aflelnc} N specul tt,o,
was we+k and lower until the Gloss. The market
closed weak, and, ~ compared with l,St Li2hts
cltse, Prices are 70 II percent lower. Pullman
Palace. however, lslM percent higher ut lliX, In
Elevated shares Manhattan fell oil from 5I 10 81.
and 40. Common, from to on, while Meliopoti.
t4n ROSE from " 70 W hese Changes were catl.cd
BY ruois that the :ision In the Merger case Ia ia
favor Of the Metropolitan. The decIsoa. however.
has not yet been given to the public :. -
Tran SNctinuS D65 I'm oh VOC w. ~.
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NV YORK. March 22-Leather In good demand
and strong; Hemlock soc 2ia27c. -" -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

ToLIpo, o March 22-wheat, dull: No. 2 rcd
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

Mr., George NJ. Bartholomew, of Bridge
port, announces himself asa candidate iof
Mayor ~
Ca Tuesday evening temperance conven.
ton will be held Ia Commercial Hall, Mar
thus Ferry, 10 nominate School Board.
The citizens convention to nominate can.
dldates for the various city offices will be
held on Saturday evening In Commercial
Hall. MARTINS Ferry. ~
The cit'xsns' convention OF The First ward
Martins Ferry, held OF Saturday evening
was largely attended. Nj. Lee Woods was
nominated for Council on the second blllot,
The nomination Of A. G. Campbell for Assoc.
sor was made by acclamation.