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isYes, sab, (" said Uncle Zach, aIs
watched 1t forty years an Its as sez. d
fust Of May an Christmas day Of dc sam
year alters comes on de same week Gay.
Further conversation proved Uncle AAel
Q most incredulous person. CHANGING Y
mention Dr.. Caryer's feat Of breaking
glass balls with o rife, he said:
II heefd bout dat shootin' and knowet
right of Il wasn't sguar dat was Q Yam
kee trick, boss, sho's yon born.N
y "What was the trick ~
"Dar wux loadstone put into de glass
balls an likewise onto de bullets i &C
Whende outlet fy outen de gun, IL an de
ball les drawed tergedder, which. In
course, brokes de glass-dats de trickw
Later, Uncle Zach observed q rope run,
ming along the side Of the car. (;
..Boss, what's dat line fur2"
TO apply the air.brake in case Of acci-
dent Then we had further to explain
how the force Of the brake was obtained,
towhich Uncle Zach responded:
"Look q here, boss, you sholy don't
'spectme 10 b'leeye dat foolishness ? Why,
de biggest harricane whatever bowed
couldn't stop dis train, runnin' forty mile
AMOUR. An you think l gwine to b'leeye
alittle pipe fnllof wind under de kyars
can do 1t? No, sah-reep
There are great many Uncle Zaehs
who Judge everything simply by appear
ences. The air-brake does not seem TO be
. very powerful thing, but power and eff
llcielcy are not necessarily equivalent to
bigness and ptesense. s,'gs
Phillip Beers, ESQ, who resides at the
United States Hotel, New York CITY, and
Is engaged in raising subscriptions for the
New York World Bartholdi pedestal fund,
was once upbraided by q distinguished
relative who was a physician, for COM
In such enthusiastic terms,
remedy that cured him Of Bright 3 disease
eight years ago. He said .HSir, has the
medical profession with allits power and
Of Thousands Of years, anything
that can cure this terrible disorder?n No,
no, that is true, there is no mistake about
IL but that Warmers safe cure Is really o
effective preparation. That
remedy Is an "air-brake" that ever man
;an apply and this fact explains whyithas
sayed SO many hundreds Of thousands Of
ves.-Copyrigkted. Used BY permission Of
american Rural Home.
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Free From Malaria.

In the fall OF 1874 l was taken with case OF ma
III rial fever which Frustrated me both body aud
MUD. Twas drugyed alter the cd fashion, With
mercury and other milerAl mixtures, but with nc
good results NY b. Glth was khAtterd aud my
enc u gone. M legs and feet would swell, and /
had what everybody thought was dropsy. lhese
symptom alarmed ME, Rod vas ready 70 grasp d
any remedy S1gges:ed. A friend advised me n
ny Swift specihc, procured tGrtc bottles AVID
comme4ctd It's uie, The swelling soon snbtided
LhRVa takeu the three bottles, which have made q
paiiect cure, and feel like new man today.
There new was more mttitoriopS medicine Of
lsIed 10 suffering humanity. II has wrought won
dets i6r me. VILLAS JOKES.
Sieesbaig, Lea eounty, Ga, March II, 1855.
FofIAle by AL dIuggtstA.
TfcAtae en- Blood and sim DIseares mailed fee
1HE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
NY, Isl ". sd 81. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ca
Forsals by Laughlin Bros Co. and Logan & Co
iylQ D4W f74 IN s. lsa
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INDIGESTION GgLedI

1iuGeted for more than ave years with lndtseG,
ton, scarcely able &c Tettn the simplest food on
my stomach, The burning sensation was almcsi
intolerable, and my whole syltem was detansed.
lwasNskeful and could not sleep. and coase-
quen.ly more or ltsi nervous al the time. DO
clined in b, and suffered allthe usual dep.es
lion attendant upon TIL, terrible disease In q
word, was miserable. AZ last, falling to and re
lei In anything else, commenced the use Of
swiit's Specific. 1begRn 70 improve at once. The
medIeiue toned up the stomach strengthened the
dlgestlye oGgsns, and soon all thu. burning cased
and could retain food without difficulty. NOW
Ay hea II Il good: and can eat anything In The
shape OF food. and digestIt without tho Sllghlesl
difficulty ImoSt eheeriully bear this testimony
because there are hunoleds suffering as WIS, and
lam sure they can be rs readily healed. Take The
prescribed dose after ea'ing. instead Of before.
Atlanta, Ga, May Is, 1855. -,
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Why They Are Desirable Articles OF Food.
Notritioas Qualities.
Planter aad st0etaaa.
Average eggs weigh about eight to the
pound. Thus dozen eggs weigh one and
ahalf pounds. a pound Of eggs contains
more nourishment than q pound Of meat
and bone. Hence eggs at "A cents a dozen
are as economical food as boefsteak at
IS cents a pound. There is no flesh food
that may be served in so many palatable
ways as eggs, nor SO easily obtained by
farmers. They may be boiled, poaehed,
scrambled, fried, made into omelets plain,
or mixed with herbs or sailed meats, and
used in a variety Of ways in cakes, Indian
bread, and other cookery. Thus there are
few seasons when twill be good economy
in the farmers family TO stint themselves
in this easily assimilable and nutritious
food. Every family having an ice house.
or other cold storage, should preserve q
good supply TO be used when theyare
scarce. They may be kept fairly well in
a cool cellar, II put down in antumn.
One reason why persons suppose eggs
lack nutrition is that they are in q semi.
Hnid state. Yet heat readily converts
them into q solid by coagulation. Like
milk, eggs are perfect food, containing
all the constituents ofnourishment, and,
like rare roast beef, colt boiled eggs are d.
gested in three hours. Milk, like eggs, is
capable ofgreat variety in cooking aud
milk and cream should constitute a
considerable portion Of the diet olin farm
life, especially in the preparation Of pud-
diDes, sauces, and the many dishes which
form palatable accessories to table enjoy
meut. It Ia, therefore, bad economy for
the iarmrf's family to stint themselves In
milk, cream and eggs on the ground that
they are not solid food. Saltpork, bacon
and ham are indeed solid food in the
sense Of indigestibility. Il takes Ave hours
TO digest either, and only strong stomachs
can bear them. They should be used
more as relishes than as true food on the
farm in summer, as they are everywhere
else. Itshonld be remembered that II is
simply the Juices Of any food that serve
the purposes OF digestion.
Its only that portion Of any food that
is soluble in the fluids Of digestion that Is
assimilated and taken up by the system.
Fresh meat is largely water-about7l
percent and that Of eggs about the same,
or about that Of blood, which contains s
percent more. The marketable meat OF
the or contains 10 percent bone, so that
this again would bring eggs fully up to the
standard OF lean meat. The fact that the
farmer is compelled to depend so largely
upon sailed meats In summer, and the
a1ded fact that milk, cream and eggs are
valuable in the preparation Of
salted meat dishes. render careful thought
on the subject al the more necessary.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth |? nso,
send at once and get Q bottle Of Mrs. Win.
slow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. It's value is inealculable, Il will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immediately.
Depend upon itmothe1s, there Is no mis-
take about ii. II cures dysentery and
diaTh@s, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re-
duces inhammations, and gives tone and
energy 10 the whole system. Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup. for Children Teeth
ngis pleasant "a! the taste, and is the pre-
scfiption Of one Of the oldest and best fe-
male nurses and physicians IN the United
States, and Is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price % cents a
bottle, Mws4w
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5A,Hal,Ftn,r,,S sl.eieton.

Mr.. Z. Springer, Of Merchandising, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on LUNGS, and reduced TO q
walking skeleton. Got q free trial bottle
Of D. King New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which did me 90 much good that I
bought Q dollar bottle. Alter using three
bottles, found myself once more . man,
completely restored TO health, with a
hearty appetite and q gain In tlesh Of 4S
lbs Call at Logan 4 Co.'S drug store
and get afree trial bottle Of this certain
cure for al Lung Diseases. Large bottles
Sl0O. Awyaw.
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The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands, Chill lains,
Corns and ~ Skin Ernptions, and posi.
lively cures filas, or no pay required. Il
Il guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per boz.
For ale By logan 4 %, ~
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g1eatsaI.
Marrow Escape.

| AaAAbW AS90aPNs 70 IatI.|Nf5.
sse RoKrsER, June j. $50. ATen
Year ago was STACKED With the mnst
1aiesseand deAthiy pains IN my back nd
Extending 70 the end Of ny toes and 70 m,
bfainl
(which made me dall.iSui,
AFrom agonylili
Istook three man 70 hold me On ny bed a
"TAs dOe.oa ,rlsa in yaia TO sslists me Su. i
no parpoae.
korphtat aad otAGr Opiatsi M
"Had no eGcctI e
eater twomonths was given mp 70 diellIi
"when my vile ID
heard neighbor tall what Hop Bittets hAd dnnC
for her, she at once got and gave me some. The
dnt dose etsed my brain and seemed 70 70 hunting
through my system for the pain.
The second dose eased me 90 much that slep,
two h0ufsl something that I had not done fortWo
mouths. Before bad used I've bottles was well
three weeks but / worked 100 hard ior my
strength, and hiking hard cold, i was taken with
the most acute and painful rheumAtisma al through
myASStem that eYef was known.
az called Tho doctors again, and after several
weeks they left me cripple on erutches for lie,
as they taid. met Atrtend aud told him my case,
Ra1 he said hop BitteEs had uied him and would
cure me. lp1ohOd q. him, but ne was 10 earnest
was induced 70 use Them again.
In len than four weeks threw away mycrutehes
and went 10 work lightly add kept on using the
Bittefs for i've weeks until became a. well a any
man Living, and have been 50 for ak yeAEs since.
1t hasalso cared my wife, who had been sick for
years; and has kept her and my chfldren.well and
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CHOLERA is COMIAG!.

VIZ ss s as ssRsa ,SS SSs sa
Mixture, manufactured by Dr.. J.lEG. Howard,
which saved thousands Of lives ut that time. also
In Chnleta oil IS . and 1885 eau be had OF the sole
street BtooElyn, N. Y, at 50 cents bottle. % by
expttfs 65 ecnn. Fathers aud mo.hers, the only
sure rene " Is now offered 70 Sou foe Cholera,
Cholera Morhgs, pysentery. naIh@a, aud ali
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Nervous psbili,ntsd Men

You are allowed q free trial ofthirty days
Of the use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt with Electric suspensory Appliances,
forthe speedy relief and permanent cure
Of nervous debility, loss Of Vitality and
Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also,
for many other diseases. Complete restora-
ton to health, vigpr and manhood guaran-
teed. No risk Is incurred. illustrated
pamphlet, with full Information, terms,
etc, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt
Cos Marshall, Mich. AwF4w
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Una. moor invalid VILE, Sister, Mother,
.'or dauShterllli
: .'can be made the picture Of hfalthl
"wi.h few bottles Of Hop Bitssnl
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scotland's herring fisheries yielded last
year q product worth s19, 10000. The
value OF the other fish industries added to
this bring the Scotch product for 1884 up
TO SIC, 755, 600.
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s8-Eone genuine without 4 bunch Of green Hops
on the white label. shun all the vile, poisonous
ssuf with tHop" or Hops in their name.
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DR.. HAINtS' COLDER SPECIFIC
Or, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

WIN cnre Diseases Of the Ridneys, Gravel, elect,
Structures, and an Urinary and trethra1 Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility, seminal Weakness,
Los Of .yisor, Prensturel Decline In Nan, Early
Decay, Impotency caused By errors Of youth, OK
cesses DO. fsyphilts In all Ia forms sore throat
and nose, plcen efuptions, scrofula, tetter, salt
rheum and al blood and adm diseases Female
Weakness speedily cured. Gonorrtel cured In 3
days. Price % %. Sold In Wheeling. W. Va, BY
e J. bocEnse, LOGAN q Co, Druggtst4 Sent By
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A currantgrape that has no seeds ID
grown to q very great extent In many parts
OF Greece, the annual product being g, :
900 tons, OF which the United States buys
annually about 10000 tons.
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Home Proof

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheulnattsn.-
Suffered toFrihly-sN othing seemed 70 help me;
could not get out q bed. pr. Smith cured M"
ZEPH. PHILLIPS Wheeling, w. Va!
CltarFh, Polypus Of Nose, Impalad Voice SUI.
iered for yeaSi patent medicine failed TO hsp me.
pr: smith completely eH5ed 81 me- & ~, ,nn,cy
Dyspepsia and tlcersied Stomach. treatment
Tor yean Jailed % give me reieL. Dr.. Smith cured
me- THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
oa M;; nh. them fog SSFse VAS "a stA
ScrotulA, Running Sores on Head. my son was
an,Ieted foE fourteen yean; Nothing seemed %
hslp him. Dr.. Smith cured him; ~, I, :,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer Suffered for yeafs With Cancer. Habit
cut out three tines Il returned after each opera.
ton. Dr. Smith cured me without knIte eanssic or
FILES, Fistula Of Anus.-Fiat on my back iof Is
weeks Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured me
without knife In five weeks. :. ~, -, 80,
Wholesale Grocer. Main St, Wheeling, W. Va.
ulcefations Of Rectun, Prolapsus and PfleA-
.sWAs given up 70 die and pronounced ineufable.
Dr.. Smith cured me without knlte.h 49, X ~ 80
WARRINGTON DELANY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. o. Ladd writes:-''DI. Smiths pr0tes.
Eonal services In my family have been most salts
fActoEy, and commend him 70 all Is Q gentleman
Mrs. Margaret Rolk says: II bad been suffering
for seven Year, and treated BY many physicians for
dyspepsia. DR.. Smith said had q tape worm, and
IN eight hours removed 4 monster 10g feet long.
Female Complalnts-ThTee years In hospitals for
females gire me peculiar advantages in such cases
Pen0ns cured Of catArrh diseases Of heart, liver,
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scrotul1 and
asthma testify 70 my aiccess. n
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients Gt distance may be treated by 1etterand
satisfaction guaranteed. A chart for selfexamInA.
bon sent on receipt OF two ttreecent stamps, and
advice returned free. l8s - ~
Consultation at otice free once hours from . 4.
" to az. ", daily. CAN on or address,
~ JOHN Z. SMITH, ND,
lst' No. 1901 Chapline 81, Wheeling, Va.
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zs.eaiesl.
DR.. 81. 70. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapline Street, s.
ssa. Fourteenth street.

Tha bet evidence Of . phyi.cisn's sueces q Tie
=, q nS i Seo SS
dealt honotShiy and fairly wits those who hare
consulted me il never use Z patients nktne with.
out permission, though I have many hundred Ger.
,ttheates from those whom / hare cured after they
had been pronounced incufAhle. A Thorough med.
ieal edne6tinn with many year hospital experience
aud familiarity with thefappte agents, close OBJ
serAnce Of teinperamentAl pecularities and strict
9 cure + possible and tankly give the patient my
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These arc SOLID Faet,.

The best blood purifier and system reg.
ulator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly Is Electric Bit.
ters. Inactivity Of the Liver, Biliousness,
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, OF
any disease Of the urinary organs o. who
ever requires an appetizer, tonic 6r mild
stimulent, will always find Electric Bit
ters the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly; every bot
tie guaranteed 10 give entire satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold at Fifty cents a
bottle by Logan 4 %. MwR&wi
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The four American cities Of above 10000
inhabitants have the highest natural sites
above the level Of the sea are Leadville,
Denver, Omaha and Atlanta, in the order
namad 81 WON
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MILK AND EGGS.

Why They Are Desirable Articles of Food
Nutritious Qualities,
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Forty yeass Of growth and prosperity,
when radiRting from this important cen.
ter, the lights Of industry have been
kindled near aud far, and tho Ohio be-
come famous as the valley OF 0 thousand
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Brsadstuiis and lrovislons.


N.M loEA yny s ieceipss pet.
tcsi s1pots u.s.! barrels; n5e snd sapeSn $40
sSt x t.i i1. ~ sno n eod sxt.a d n tSa
II. common IA eh6ise sxtfS al IolIS Al ms ri
Wheat, receipts 6i6o5 bushels; exports SOD
rls srsnpthansd M asvsnse he Am
sses "a tSS hnshsis fIStnres: "a ~ bnshess ssot
M NilWan keee 9sIIc: No i Northern s6Slc: M.
graded spring va: "a. hari 4. 1. and {. Buffalo
sdJ<c; red soathefi Sis: unersded I'd Sgss5s; No.
I'd exc: No. I'd July ssSzaSSe, closing n
saes ,,S;fsf eSs saFt N n n SIi[s ss,
tenber h oii ri Os<, eiosirg n 81 tiH: 6ctoner
81 CsS!ai closing al n 0iIi; jaruasy 81 Gsjfa
~, ciosin,. n 81 az Com. spot steady: 81.
lions opened weak but closed steady; receipts 6,-
40 bushels: exports 7,7A bushels spot: IN,
gfidsd 49a5tc; NO . alei steamer nomi
nal. No. = 62h4a521hsc: No. white 5Ikz
ae!c; No. white 9 9; angradsi white bo:; No
September sshssssse, closing Al AKe: October
b4aoocs closing a. oars receipts o. ~ bush.
eh; export gtQo bushels: mixed western Bass 70:
White do Sssao HSts quiet Goae % eS J. rs gus!
i 05c: september 7.Ioc: October !: SCI pseenbet
= w. 80 N ~
=, rS,,i w s;srs, q ~.
s,;,h..S ~ aiolssses nIst. ~ Sat SIc ~
SnTs ma steadiiv heIa Tiisw SS,iet Rs:in s.sadS
iutt eaIIne nm a 9. 3 fts aF@et atid
IA lsSt. ny III * NV sri MN
Lard opened shade lower CLOSING strong; western
scam ssot G.75c; Oh gfadrs 6 .5c; July 6.75Jsc;
August Hla6sje; September 69SAsVGS; October
7.00t706c; November 40 O; city ktsam 6.6Jc Cheese
qulet and barely steady. 90 ~ ~ . . r. -
CHICAGO. III. July 11.-Th. fae.:,h,t ,hegoy.
gmsaf sa e e s pos es wheat s
be crop 900 bushel was ntrars - ne zen.
trll expectation o. trade, aud considerable wheat
purchased ye' terday In xpestati0n Of at advance
was thrown on the market, which caused prices 70
break &c fro q the losest figures Sesieiday. Are.
~ ion followed later, which carried prices up r.
and the market nnaly cloted 5sc under yesterday.
Flour dull aud unbalanced. Whest opened &c
LIVER with free Ling, declined Ac kduitionA
rluied5sc, huctuatsd aud cused 5sc pnd:r yestet'
day; sales ragged: July sc1zas G, clgked az s65ze;
W. c aSseo y me-
h ssti,y K :, " I'll Y =
~ a. stlsstl3
49,, s,.i IN sSsisr ,.v.sS y,,s
os he u
I'm az e,..sS AZ
No, nsy. "at w Nth
ma 4 nsIyv esiinyl y Iess sSsiTe an "a.
Sh lsy sa ~
dull: No 2,6sc. Flassesd hra: No. j. 81 55lsi q.
Mess pork opened 1Qal5c liver, mlIied 6a7I aud
closed steady; cash SI01sal0 20; August SO lea
10 Qkx closed At $40 l71SaiO 9ls HeDtftmbaf $40 TIA
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ss RoHrstEI, June j. iss2. ATen
Year arc / was STACKED With the most
mteaEe and deAthly pains In my back and
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Forty yearahaye passed away, and we,
who we're children at that time look back
in amaEement and try, inyaip, to measure
the wonderful strides OF progress, and
sound with the plummet Of thought, the
solid foundations upon which the brain
aud Drawn" Of a perseyering people have
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One mill, the Washington, in Richie
town, when iron rails were the Specially,
has disappeared, and left no trace behind
but wherever nails have been the indus
try, success has followed. Other import
ant mills have helped swell the measure
Of success, but they were not ventures
they are Of later day and belong to the
rraaant 1850
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CINCINNATI, o., July lt-flour quiet; family
81 i6a4 0;iancy q iua4Y 80. Wheat .carce, hrm
and In fair demand; No. Q red 9Sas7e: car o. new
No, red sold atwsc. receipts $50 hnShe 3; ship.
meas E9o bushels Corn dull and cay; No.
mixed 3S5.GSsc. Rye dull at 6la62c t6rs quiet
and steaIy ~ SO 80. Lard hrmer and In good de.
mAnd At 6.t0c. Bulk meats stronger; shoLlders
drri sl<as5sc; short NIB 6loa6. 20c; short clear
6. s1a6 sc. WhlSky steady ct 81 L. Butter quiet,
steady and unchAnged. Eggs easier 1t 10Allc.
tsheeSa outlet and unchAnget.
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CHICAGO, July 1.-THE DToVers, Journal reports,
Catte-Rectipts $500 head: shipments 1901 head
Artet steady; shipping steers q 10a6 %; pockerl
and leeden y ooA %; through Texans frm a
q 90A4 q; COWS, bull' and mixed q OOat u
msfket eetiye and 100 hiEher: rough and mixed
u 00Ai .: packing and shipping a 20ai 20: lighI
weights 81 2Dat 65: skips . 0oal %. sheep-Re
cetpts 900 head; shipments nonet market steady;
natives q 2cat d; Texans q oca9 a .5t !
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[ INV YORK, July MA usual 70 Saturday whict
Is hut half q day a most the market has beet
quiet 10 demand. though contideable buslnls
has been reached through deliveries on preylo1i
engl9cment4 AE6nts have made the price Of Fer
alan drelS styles Of gins hams %, N0fmandie dtail
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Petroleum.

on CtTr, Pa, July ii.-NGtional Ttansit car,..
HcAteS opened q go; highest 9Eske; lowest StJfe;
closed it $40; sales SOs0o0 haEIelsi eleaFsnces
barrels; runs barrels; charters 50, SO
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dull except Tor spot which Is frmer; No. 2 winter
rid pot 92aa221 trgrst 9iael 20; September gdSa
duh: mixed spot Oh, 2jjfc; July 6ac bid; August
b2299sa5 5sc. QA1 itesdy and Arm; western white
S9AtQc; Iatxed 51G2sc.t Provisions steady.
ToLEpo, O., July lls-wheat dull and arm; No
soft LAKE. Shore sIs9se; No, cash 9lS4a99ei July
gl%c old: August ~; sept9m Der 90 70: October
e5kc. Com dull and lower; No. cash or July
$40; August 400: September 49xo Oats IN.
eh4ngedi 90 2c4sh 80 BID, $50 asked August 21ci
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-13

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 11.-Flour dull. Wheat
weak; No. red July taqiss August aSi
September g75sA9Sc; October sgJ+ctsl I0SS. Corn
5iISe; No thigh mixed Sc; No. 4 GLOW
No, 2mixed No linked July SCI ia6Se;
August 61g6d1So September 5ta5itfe: October 6lzi
$50. oAts quiet but hftn; rejected white &c; No. 2
futures quiet and steady; No. whlte 3s5SSc; No.
white July s1SSa3lc; August CO. %; September
3i1zc: October 8laSi5sc. 80, 80 NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-13

NEW YoRx. July u. Cotton easy; 1nIddlIng up.
lands 70 5tec: Orleans 10 9.i6ct futures closed
steady; July 10 August 10 9c; September l0lle;
October $3.50; November 0 10. December 975e;
January a,sip: fehEuGIy 9.e; March loose; April
l0,lhpi AlAy l0s23t, Il q. - Il ., ~
uEsGssAII, O., July Cotton quiet; middllnts