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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03
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me Features OF fhs Money md Stock Mar
keis,
MN YoKK March =. Money mark tl2 percent
cicilris at percent. Primo Pap
lRs percent s,tfilu Exchenge banker pflia qaist
dow an, tssn end Unchanged "A
srkff sEcukifiHs slniet and stg.dys u
siockskt the opetitg The stock pllstket sM T..
fnoss cases ads line IN che eio.ins quot 20
10 percent AftaI nftef De ine y sinih iiAea
lions Die mark Il nllie and " the sAt1e time %
,NIcls N iintied Id after ~. j.
Dhfing Tho last hour tlc pfpyio los was
"a IN most cies and The closing pt1 ms
shoy slight ayqrces ,, VIZ ny ist
time leading bulls sppe1t 70 have lqst con
lin dc pFesPnt psicS and ssy 4 oy gu the patt
d The clques Y " nola ~.
Gently, were ipafets in The bear moyement
ilfc now only killing the bu1nels, and
Il Il 6 thelr idea. 70 dtlye AL the ttadets
bcst course 70 dofo. Active operators on The bull
siie elal Cd ne other hand that me old bull follow.
tnS are seeking 70 depfess The MARKET only ieE
h thes contendiE l1Fees that the market
haS Fr6wf III les Wit the tendency DOWNWARD.
There was large trading In tthWestetn to.day,
which attss he opening vs. ss q w owe a
pcfcest ST Paul Wasl les active but ttegH an a.
vance Of q percent ut 9tter touching llts
There was nneh less husinels than usual ~ laeka.
wanna, but the stock CONTINUES 70 show great
strength and In the afternoon tho price rose 70
10t3 and closed ii 10 gala u rs percent The
olher Coal stoehA atfacted little attention ARD
In dc iofer0ou declining 70 41; and closed Of
The other soscalled gold stocks 1re dull aud Man,
haitian Consolidated show no change In closing
: There was increased trading In Kansas & Texas
which rose In the Afternoon 70 closed
d ga!n Of zpetcent and Missouri Pacine x percent
higher. Vanderbilt stocks New ofk Central aud
Lake shore were weak all day, and the latter WIS
eomparatIyc active, opening q 6i1f and selling
nimfet Immediately ut 6if. but closed Of los
Iol9s percent New York Central was down u per-
sa9S ee Wa. NV I'VE slssd
gained percent and the QtnAhas were each up n
/ percent, common %, preferred q. Pacific NAL
was active and rose % but ieli laer and Closed
at 6s,k The totHi saies were only ~ ~ shareSs
ldeefease frnn saturday Of over 81, 400 khares.
| Transactions ~ go shares
y: g. q, .: 9 KS u 3 news
663l; Iehigh& Wilkesbarre, 80 louislAns Colsols
rs; Missouri 6s 100; ST. Joseph int; 9, 4 =
afsts u.s. Tennessee Is, old, do new,
IS; Union Paddle snts, m 40 Land Grants
hos: do Sinking Fund, Virginia g, %; VIZ
gtnia ConS0is, extta matnred coupons ": 90 De
tefred o Adams Expires, ~; American fxptssA
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, u; do Arst preferred, III DO
Rio GnIide, 50; Eris, do preterred. g asked;
ised ssked; Kansas s T Is iaEs Ere
Nsshyiile. si5s tenisytlle, New Albany q Chicago,
az; Nemphts e Charleston, ltst pretssted, 70; g.
Michigan Central az Missouri Pacific q Nah.
vile e Chattanooga, 10: New jersey Central.
Northern Pacific IS; do preferred, VI
Central, 81 Ohio Central j; Ohio G Mississippi,
IS: DO preferred, ~; Rhcile Mall, Pits
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Tl,eRlyeF,.

There was Just enough Of q cold snap
yesterday TO arrest any large or dangerous
rise in the river and the result Is that the
TINA OF die hfeak.up IS probably Et1ce
more postponed for q few hogts. Fhe
river az this point was staff ouary yestef.
day with d depth Of 70 feet nthe CHANNEL
At all points ok The head tens WAS
rising. At Pittsburgh there was d depth
pfe feet 9 inches and the river Wasfisfpg.
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Tonight, Smith and Rauehelle, the
champion bicyclists, make their hast ap-
pearanee al the Ghapiine street rink.
Last night they appeared at this popular
rink before q large and delighted audi
ence. The performance they give Is
one that is daring and neat and
never fails to please. II was. an enter:
prising stroke on the part Of the man
agement to re-engage these people and
one thatis evidently appreciated by the
people, judging from the crowds that have
locked to see them. Tonight, as before
stated, they make their last appearance.
and all those who have not seen them and
want to see o fine performance, should be
at the Chapline street rink at 8 o'clock.
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wAuwaros, D. O., March 8. II AK
For the Lower lake region, warmer partly
cloudy weather, local SHOWS, southeriy
shifting westerly winds, falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair warmer weather, south westerly shift
ingto northwesterly Winds In the northern
portion, falling barometer In the eastern
portion, rising in thewestern portion.
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HOW TItRY TRAyg1.


Nearly all carried grips that they ham,
died carefully and gazed OF lovingly, and
one remarked thonghtfuily, with far
away lookin his eyes, It's q cold rideover
the mountains."
The pilgrims were accompanied to the
depot In some instances by friends, who.
cursed the luck that kept them OF home.
Had they heard some of The stories told by
railroad men about the crowds that arego-
ing TO be In Washington they would prob
ably have congratulated themselves on
the fact that they could not 60. A con-
ductor whose run is from here TO Chicago,
said yesterday morning on,his arrival here
from Chicago, when being asked about the
travel East, What in the name OF all the
Democratic patron saints the crowd Is GO
ing To do when they get TO Washington ]
can't imagine. They'll have TO 20 hun
cry and sleep in the streets--now, you
see II they don't. The city can't begin TO
accommodate 'em all. Why The Balti.
more & Ohio alone, Is running enough
people into the place TO take up allithe ae-
eommodations. Last might in leaving Chi
cago my train had to splitup into three
sections. 1had charge ofthe FIRST. Every
seat was filled and some were standing.
During the night they took turns standing
up and sleeping. At,eyery station where
we stopped they guarded the doors and
refused to let other passengers enter. And
those that were thus locked out, although
they saw the state Of atfars, were hot as,
hi because they were not allowed 10
crowd in. 1tbeats anything lever SAVIOR
heard OF, ~ ~ .G5fa
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ALL.W0OL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock q tallllne Of The
above Jackets; also, On extra heavy quail
fly for butchers, and o full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. C., HESS n SONS,
Merchant Tailors and TENTS Furnlshers.
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New YORK, March 2-Ffours dun !. receipts 20.
ge barrels easseaA hsas pot
atter&afds we'd dned elIaed = atss closing
steldielg recovery ceipts - 90 bushels;
expoFts Is 90 busheis; No ftins sci lnl;radei
Ss5sas1Ec. elnsips nj Aptil. sales S., 90
baahels at 8, clesing q May, saies
5000 hushels NJ % sing Al
s11e; Jnly closed Gt Pr; ooopaSli'
cls 1t 915ssc Corn, spot lots lie and tons
20 higher and arm; receipts 1eI geQ bnshels ex.
gorts 4lo eo bushels tSf1ded 4ss No:
closing AZ Nay $40 ciosing q 10 a:
June 49aig55Sc closing at 4g,4c. Oats n
81: espar Sassss; western missd gas a
SOC; white western 3s1Sailh Haydn good demand.
Coffee, spot fair; Rio dull and heavy; options
SRSsss sSes sEs si W. sSS
1850; May Soc; june T65aI COG. August 7Ca
1850: September 1900 Sugat dull and nominal:
reaaed s,etdier; cutioaf aud rftished 6,Ea61Ec;
graduated 6 1lGa6 3.I6e; Cuhas 5sf6c. MolaSses
outlet and unchanged: Rice steady and falsi, &C.
i've Tallow dull and easy RoSln hrm. Tnrpen.
tine dull &c 3lSfc. Eggs, dull and weaker at ga
western steam spot 7.e5c; April 1850; May 7.Sa
$50; June 7.sSc. July 7:4Ga7s a9e: August Sea
1859. Butter quiet and unehanged. Cheese dnll
aud weak. - ~ II N,
cmc4oo, 1L1s., March 2.-Flour dall and un.
NM o,.a, H., NJ nsd sia
w ,s daaiIno
IaiIsSu
ta ssSss a,ss ~
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ny y y
@ Il ~ vi a. AZ
nEss t ~ ~
W ,n9ct eSIa
~, eieS ~ NJ
SH W Mr. sT ,,,a,
sis III
W.. NJ w NV dr,I M s sS
~ .n, ay ~ s.1A.
pert N IN, 5emana ANY ,rre,s N ~
early advanced rs 5ai0c. declined ioai2Ie't
closed steady. cash SO SI<ai2 So: Mnreb Si2 ia
ID MI closed n SO "a: NH $40 Haio IN.
MAY Si9 47jal2 Is. cloSed M si2 GSaI2 (7I< Iard
in fair tcinad ~ iower: easl, d I'M wa:
March 6sOa6 $40 cIoSed n 6S2IzaG "a: Inrii
t8,92IGe; Nay 6Sca5. eScF closed M 6s5slaTt0e.
BnlEmoats m fAir Demand: sho,ildors q! easGlc:
short lib 6i0a6 l5c; short clear d Go Wbisky
steady and unclaimed at 81 Is Btitter weak:
cfeariefy 8iaS3 dairy 9ia2se Afternoon Bner
Wheat My nj yanced 10 Corn irreguiar.
March and April declined "a. MAY adynnccd "a
Oats ARA; March dyanrei "a. NIiy nivaneed IA
Pork Arm, advanced 2ISa6c. Iard uuict; MACH
declined 2ISc y Z 4 - :, $50
PR. nvfra,l p. atsrc,, . ,,,,,. a, Ia
demand; western and Pennsylvania ,sapcrnnS,
s!SOA2 Is; Ohio, Indiana, 81 Louis and sotitieft,
Illinois 81 0Oal 20: winter patent 81 76a5 81; MIN.
fsS0ta bakers 81 00a5 % spring pateiits S toas vi.
rye -four Scarce fair 10 choice 81 50 Wheat opet,ei
ashade armer and closed weak No y ned &areh,
SiJfa25c;9 April S61<aSGIa: NAV S69NsSiSa: lime!
S91SaSg3<c Corn oftiofS dulet: car INF
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a SPECIAL sLEEpISd CAR will leave the
Baltimore & Ohio depot Monday and
Tuesday, March ID and Sd, at $3.50 P. NJ.
TO accommodate persons attending the In
augutation at Washington, D. O.
R. 4. DEyR1Es, Gen. Agent
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MME FRY coNCgRT COMPANY,

The Mime. Fry Concert Company Of
Boston, consisting Of Madame Fry, her
three daughters and Mr.. a. ]. Wells, late
Of Wells Cathedral, England, and Mr.. ].
a. Sterling, are engaged TO furnish Wheel-
ing one Of their musical treats next Satnr-
day evening in the English Lutheran
Church, on Sixteenth street. The com.
pany Is pronounced one Of the very best,
and will no doubt draw a large audience.
The press notices arc all Of the highest
order. - Z {
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The B. q o. willrun special sleeper
from this city to Washing oh, D. o., Mon,
day and Tuesday evenings, March 9 and
3, on the train leaving the B. & o. depot
atl6 ;3op. ". For erthstappIy, TO 7. II. 3.
Haase; ticket agent. Z { = ~
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a sREcIAI sLEEpNd can will leave the
baltimore q Ohio depot Monday and
Tuesday, March I'd and Sd, at $50 4. NJ,
10 accommodate persons attending the In
auguration at Washington, d. O.
~ y, p n. T.. DEvniKs, Gen. Agent.
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wasn't bounced.

10 ths Editor OF ne he ltqaioT. le.
Ssm:-My attention has been called to
statements in some Of the newspapers
that / had been bounced by Collector
MEG ofmiek. I wish TO state that / was
not ebouncedp by the new Collector, nor
were my services 'dispensed WITH but i
went out Of Office with General Daval, as
1desired, and was not an applicant for q
position under Collector McG ormick.
= \ y a.. j.. g. CJgPFRaYs.
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Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full Information
call on OF address ]. g. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street. Wheeling w. Va.
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LETTER L.sr.- Gassie Bishop, W. II.
Bowie, Jas. Z. Robinson, Conrad Schreiner,
James Uim, William jackson and Ghas.
a.. Barnes. -. . - a -. I :.
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ABOUT pRopnR.
Stronger. in .he clty aaa whselIne Eoll.

Strangers in tho city and wheeling Bolis
Abroad.
Proi.A. /. Wade, 9of Morgantown, Is
again in the city. =.
Miss Minnie Hegemeister, Of Bay View,
Wisconsin, is the guest oil Miss Annie
Ball, North Market street.
Rev. 8. H. Daily, pastor OF the Simpson
NJ. e. Chapel, left last evening for Wash.
ington, D. o., 10 attend Conference: 4
George K. Wheat, a Heading wholesale
merchant OF Wheeling, w. Va, and wife
are ut the Sereyen House. Savannah [ Ga.)
NelrS. sa ~
Hon. VIM. NJ. Window and Hon. David
Davis, passed through Benwood last even
ing on their way to their homes In the
West.
Mrs: Wilson, mother Of Goyernor-elect
E. Willis Wilson, arrived here yesterday
from her home In Jefferaon county 10 be
present at her sons Inauguration.
Messrs. D. Kuil, Jr., and Peter Efbre-
turned yesterday from New Orleans.
They went and returned via the Louisville
& Nashville, and We're very much pleased
with that popular road.
Col. VIM. Exley returned yesterday
from New Orleans, whore he has been
spending the past three weeks. He had,
4 glorious time and was pleased with ey-
efything and everyone that he met.
Mr.. Frank Gibson, agent for Charles A,
Gardner. was In the city yesterday.
Gardner will appear nj the Opera House
next Monday night in his new play,
lsRarl, Che Ped1ler.n He Is q great Ger.
man dialect comedian and winning rival
81 Fritz Emmett'si -
Z Probate Judge Brown, a tofney Of Law
Ed. De Grief, a, Miller, intendent Of
Ohio Canals, and Fred. Crab, aii OF New
PHILADELPHIA, Ohio. were IN the city yes
.ersiay ana called on their numerous
'riends. The left here at $50 O'Clock for
D. o., TO attend the inauguras
ION. They,wese q the same party that
helped the sufferers here during the Hood
y February,
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oERrIy1cArEs on N!eoRronArIoN

> n NIX 7fT5fI n - y -
Issued by Secretary stalnalker@ Transpor.
tation and . Telephone Company.
Two certificates OF incorporation were
issued by Secretary Of State stalnaker yes
terday. One was TO the Little Kanawha
Transportation Company, formed for the
purpose Of building, owning and operat-
ing steamboats,, barges, boats, etc.. trans
porting passengers and freight, owning
and operating quafries, mines and timber
tracts, and doing a general mercantile and
manufacturing business. The principal
office Is to be at Parkersburg. and the cor
poration is TO expire October %, 1909.
One thousand dollars has been subscribed
10 the capitol stock and 500 has been
paid In, with the privilege granted Of in
creasing the capital stock to $50 900, The
ineorporators are A. B. Smith, who holds
5 shares; Joseph Germ, 2, and John 4.
Poland and H. G. Gould, i each, all Of
Parkersburg, and a. @. Dunbarger, Of
Belpre, I share. ~
The other waste the Continental Tele.
phone Company, OF Philadelphia, formed
for the purpose Of transacting Q general
telephone and telegraph business, and
which Is to expire MaTchlI 1885. There
has been subscribed to and paid in on the
capital stock $500, and the privilege Is
given Of increasing the stock TO one mil
lows: g. w. AIears, Fl. Il. Mears, D. L.
Hutchinson, Jr, Edward B. Mears and
Edward MacHarg, ten shares each.
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MEMBERS Of Legislature invited &
call and see orr stock. u T
JeWeler, Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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wElsn AND FowRll at the Island Rink
tonight.
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special sieepe,rr..

Go and see Welsh and Powelllat the
Island Rink tonight. a :, 4
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.Thar,noaI,netsr 1see,,or,l.

6 The following shows the rangeyof the
Thermometer as observed OF schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner. yesterday:
IA. NJ, 30p, u NJ, 34s; 8 P.Na 0';; p.
~, SSS. y IS. /, n
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Rxouarsionn riIekets 70 New Orleans.

sDoS'r miss seeing Welsh and Powell at
the Island Rink tonight. v
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ae,,, advertisements,

|7yTTANTED-A LOT OF sECOS1S
|6Y1 hand inch. u Inch or ~ Inch ,it'si y.
address G. BTocKHAa, in 4 20, RGSsSi's
WI. Va. y HaaE4rlm
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TnR arrangement committee for the
benevolent skating carnival to be given by
the nailers and members Of the fire depart
ment next Friday evening, at the Chap
line street rink, met last night at the
Niagara engine house and completed the
details. The list Of races includes a
green race between three from each nail
factory and three from the fire department
who never STATED before; a free for all
nailers' race; a fat mems contest, each
skater to weigh over 200 pounds, and afree
for all 10 persons who have never won q
prize. The net proceeds are to be devoted
to tie benefit Of Peter Dillon, the mill man,
who recently received o broken leg by be-
ing thrown from the Eighth ward hose
reel. III =
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YESTERDAY morning John McGannon's
famous old racing horse Glencoe" died.
The animal was over 25 years old. In its
day it was a pet with the sporting frater-
nifty. "Glencoe" won in his day 1872
races, and many years ago on the Old fair
grounds on the Island, went 20 miles IN
the third best time that 20 miles was ever
made in on any track. There are many
people who will recall excing racing
events when they read Of the old horses
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FoR the past ten days work on the
North Wheeling roller rink has been Wig
oronsly pushed, and provided the eontrac-
tors are not disappointed by not receiving
the lumber for the skating surface at The
time It Is expected, the rink will be ready
to open by next Saturday evening. The
surface is TO be OF maple set on edge. The
rink has been constructed with special
refereneeto convenience and good yenti-
lation. The intention Of the company
building and owning the rink, which, by
the way, Is an incorporated one under the
laws Of this State, TO make ii second to
nonein the city or vicinity. 1t will be
conducted on the best Of plans, will have
a surface and all the latest eonyenienees.
It Is located on the west side Of Main
street Just above Fifth. g}7
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pA.RlpoN ISSUED
y oey.tass sasls.9s e Ee1asa ,nll e.

BY Governor Jackson TO Edward Miller
Convicted OF Perjury.
twas reported yesterday that Governor
Jackson was celebrating his near release
from the cares of State and Office byfe
leasing other State wards from cares and
duties by means Of pardons that were sent
toiparties who have been residing for d
lonserof shorter period In the penitentiarY
at Moundsyille. The officials Of the State
House, however, were as dumb as oystefs
in relation to the matter so that the truth
Of the report Is not known.
There was, however, one pardon isaued.
TWAS To Edward Miller, Of Gilmer county,
who was convicted Of perjury and sen.
fenced to one years imprisonment. Its
believed that this case Is the frat one In
the history, Of the State where Q man has
been sentenced for perjury. Miller has
never yet been placed in the penitentiary,
his case having been appealed, no IN
the meantime remaining In the county
ian. His pardon was brought about
largely by the efforts Of Y, n. Hamilton,
Of Calhoun COUNT, assistant clerk Of the
Senate, who was the iswyer Who secured
hig convict ion. y p n n
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Geo. N. Shook & Co.

Jersey jackets for Ladies
and Misses. Alarge num-
Der of.new styles not here
tofore shown in this city.
Ladies Jerseys from SO cts.
upwards.
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TIM Island Rink wac crowded To over
flowing last evening, showing the appfe-
citation Of the people Of the Island Of the
management ~ the rink and their kind.
mess IN donating the ieeeiptp OF last eYen-
ine,s entertainment to the poor oiIthe Is
land, Welsh and Powell are good and oil,
those who did not see them last evening
should not tail 70 30 this evening
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LIduTS ol!IONnnN.

On Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday afternoon, this great spectacular
melo.drama Is TO be again presented at
the Opera House. II Is one Of the strong
est piays Of the kind ever written and It's
popularity isnot to be wondered at. The
fine scenic effects alone make an enter.
tainment. ~ rs; q liSil
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cntnrrh afI m 5f,Inddar. ~.

! Singing irritation, Inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary complaints, cured by
aBuchu- paiha. 81. y 3 z,
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con dull shoulder SIC; sho s,V " ~ ese 1.
clear sasc Whl1ky qtilcl M ~ AZ; ~
Butter quiet ettEa tiofthWh.tssSs tteady u Il,
tAtagy aAtt{ 4tkl1. AnAeed oil ot,isS a.lsi
weak q lsysagcc. checie guISt. N ~ II r.
ToLEpo o., March 2-.whe,t s,,..- -. n
eash aud March NC; Avn : Nv! .,,J5iset; u y
Nol2 soft llSa631Se, Com snja, ~ AlJ = ~
cash and March "a Bill Wt Nav laq slsadi
tieAdy Hn. : cash al5c: Nav n.y. 49, "a
cay prime cash 81 az March M Tan,
~ Live Stock. w
CHICAGO, ill.,, March 2,.-Ihe 49,. Va
peitA: Mle hoga: Receipts I20O0 ~, 9S.Ncl
bipQ0 mead market hFmer aud 81 ia NJ lll1i
peok king " 2lA4 tQt paekIhT ana ,Si.aasSt;
) e0i Light 81 00af 70; skiIsSs IN ~
cetph 4,stq head; shipments aJoS S4it.
athaee stouges; cattle Of l,06O 10 / A. II els
y I'll ~ 70 llQ0 lbs, S O0lS SOL IA y
~ ~ w 4e1als OCat 70. She,t. q
inferior 70 fair e 0laA %; rSetIiS,, y HatIi
Z %. The QroueJt Journal CSble SSrU,, SGD 4 &
barely Ateady for American raiiIe IN nj
i51Esc ID. dTsaet. >''sS' VIZ Iiossi
Y EIsf LmIRfY, March 2-Csnlo ,..,...
&c gu nom last weeks clnSinF MN 1a1 Y
slow; receipta $40 head; IbipIs;.,!h os III
PhtlAdel phias o 0pA5 10: YorEeEs Il N. S ~
market lair ct unchanged mics. ia -
bead shlpments i,SOO head. ShI5nssSS;Sse tS9
New York were tWenty.CIght W H. " Nj
sixty six eaf loads 10 New York tod,y sAi ID
Z ofcrtSAIL March 2-Ilvc ho, Sc,Ir...,.
common ADD light . 1Sat d: rscfIs"s ~ a
SS %. y 40as %; receipts 1850 head; GISSIsSs y
81 Cotton.
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cNg1SsArt. March .a+COitOa DIM .ai N.Y..
Dry Goods.
III. kEE s SoaH sn March 2-rhe j9bbInr ina
fIEst luEua IA VERY moderate -'N'EHlelt b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03

TIE only conveyance Of real estate I'D.
mitted to record by Recorder Hook yes.
terday, was a deed made February Is,
1885, by Alex 7. Young and wife to John
Young, with covenant OF special warranty
Of lot No. Al, in the addition laid out by
Moses w. Cbapline and others, situated at
the southeast corner OF Cbapline and
T wenty.fonrth streets,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03

NEW Yoax. March 2-The jobbInr ,,A
tG,slS sSi e Ss4l ne s ssSsHS and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03

TnE stockholders Of the West Virginia
China, Clay and Fire Brick Company held
their annual meeting attheir Office In this
city yesterday, and elected the following
named gentlemen as a Board OF Directors:
w. A. Wilson, J. F. Sweeney, A. D. Sea.
mon, Charles w. Seabright, John r.
Handlan, John A. Hess and Q. F. Brand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03
LOCAL BR.y1TIEs.

,,at.st. q nllnef aeaeat Z ana Aeou. q,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03

YESTERDAY Recorder Hook issued one
marriage license and recorded two deeds
of trust,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03

Hon. VIM. NJ. Window and Hon. David
Davis, passed through Benwood last even
ing on their way to their homes in the