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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
News brought by Pigeons.

NARRAGANsETT PIER, K. l., September
1s.-The following has been received by
homing pigeons:
lies A. M,-The Puritan is gaining.
The Galatea is still in the lead. The sea
is smooth; wind west and falling.
l1:30 A. M.-The MaylOwer is not gain
ing on the Galatea.
lbs A. M.-The Sacbem is abreast OF
the Miranda.
At 1926 p. n. no change had taken
place in the position Of the yachts. The
Puritan was fartheSt to wiBdward, the
Mayfower next and the Galatea last. At
l2:40 the Puritan was gaining on the Gal
atea, hut the latter had a good lead. The
Mayfower did not seem to be gaining.
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TWO DISTINCT SHOCKS
Felt in and Around the Troubled City Of
Charleston.
THE EARTH STILL A QUIYERIEG.
Mayor COurtsnay Issues Another PrOclama-
ton to the Public,
ASKING AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

CHARLESTON, S. c., September 49,
There were two distinct shocks of earth
quake in this city during the night-one
at Ills, which wa very perceptible, and
which was preceded by the usual demon
STATIONS. The quivering of the earth was
followed by two or three distinct vibra-
tions, apparently from east to west. The
shock at 3 a.. m. to-day was very slight and
hardly perceptible. Passengers from Sum-
merville report these two disturbances at
the time named, and state there were sew
eral others between midnight and 3 a. N.
A dispatch from Camden states that a
distinct shock was felt in that town, about
fifteen miles from Charleston, at 2:25 a. m
yesterday.
AN APPEAL To THE PUBLIC.
Mayor Courtenay asksth press of the
United States to publish the following
proclamation
CITY OF CHARLESTON,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Sept. ~
To the Public
The City Council of Charleston, at its last
regular meeting, on the 18th inst, took
the following action
WHEREAS, A terrible calamity has be-
fallen Charleston, vast and widespread, IN
the loss it infiicts far greater in extent
than was at first realized; and
WHEREAS, 1t is evident that the liberal
and spontaneous assistance which has come
to us from all parts of this country and
from England, and which is deeply appre-
ciated and gratefully acknowledged by our
people, will be wholly insufficient to meet
our unexpected eXigencies; be it
ReSOlred, That the Mayor be requested
to prepare and issue an address to the pub
lie, setting forth our condition, and invok-
ing additional aid for this stricken city.
In making known to the general public
this declaration of the municipal govern
rs to the condition of our city at this
time, it seems to me unnecessary that |
should add any words of my own. The
unfortunate facts are before the country by
the statements of disintereSted visitors
from different parts of the land, after per
sonal observation, and are known here and
deeply felt. WIN. A. COURTENAi.
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Manageable River. Rulned BY Chinese.

WASHINGTON, September 1S.-Advices
received at the State Department from
Consul Seymour at Canton states that the
Chinese are running the n~avigable channels
of the river at that place with stone and
pile distractions. These distractions,
Consul Seymour says, are put in the river
despite the protests Ofthe American, Brit
Ee. French, and other diplomatic represen-
tatives, and adds that the barrier is detri-
mental to commerce, and of no use as a
means of defense. He says it cannot be
conceded that any country has the right
under the treaties to blockade or destroy
access to its ports in time of peace, as this
would destroy commerce and invaiidate
commercial treaties.
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In the First Delegate District.
Tlnrrnm 70 thc SnRdawRo1iscr.

Special telegram 10 the SHRduy'RCgiScT.
WELLsBURG, W. Va, Sept. IL.
The Republicans of Wellsburg district
met in the Court House this afternoon in
mass meeting. The purpose of the meet
ing was to ascertain their choice for the
nomination of a candidate for the house of
delegates in the LIST delegate district. The
delegate conterees were instructed to vote
for General Duvall in the convention that
meets at the Court House, in this county,
on the 2lst inst. James Archer, of this
county, is also spoken of rs the candidate
and Hancock county is yet TO be heard
from.
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4 ~DEsPONDENT COMP.
Three Fruitless Attempts at Suicide by a
New York Printer.

NEW YORK, September 15.-Thomas
Rogers, aged 20 years, formerly a printer
on the World, returned to his boarding
house, No. 3j2 East Eighteenth street, at
) o'clock this morning, after q nights
spree, and at once set about ending his
life. His first step was to soak a box OF
matches in n glass of water and drink the
mixture. This was of no avail. He then
took n picture nail from the wall and
iabbed it twice into his left breast. Very
little harm resulted, and the next smashed
q wine bottle and sawed at his throat
with one of the fragments. While thus
occupied his landlady discovered him and
had him promptly taken charge of by
policemen. He was sent 10 Bellevue Hos
pital. 1t is said he recently inherited a
large fortune from some relative in Eng
land, which he wa TO receive in Install
ments of $4,000 every ten years. He will
recover.
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Pork dull, $40 %. Lard, quiet ct
Sc IS. Bulk Meats-Dull; short ribs
81 37I: Bacon-Easier. Whisky-Active
81 20. Butter, Sugar and Cheese, quiet
Hogs steady; Common and light, $3.09 and
81 SO. Packers and butchers "a 500
81 rs.
TOLEDO, O., Sept. 1s.-W Wheat active;
Cash 79a; October 7s; November 7s};
December 50. Corn dull and lower; Cash
763; October 90; November 79l; Decem-
Der 80. Corn dull and lower; Cash Al.
Oats, neglected. Clover seed, firm and
higher; Cash and November $4.6O; Decem-
her 81. al.
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Mchnls Victorious.

Saturday the tie between MeSSrS,
Nichols and McCollOch for the place oil
County COmmissiqper on the Democratic
ticket in Richland district, was settled by
a vote which was rs follows: Brick school
bonSe--NichoIs "a; McCollOeh %. Glenn
PUn scbooI bouse-Nichols 81; MeCOlloch
81. Total, Nichols 121; McCoiioch II1
Nichols thus receives the place by HI"
iority of seven votes
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A BAD FAILURE.
John C.. LarweIl, of LoudonvilIe, o., Fails
for $500. 900.

for SJOO,OOO.
MANSFIELD, o., September 1S.-John
Larwell, of Loudonville, has made IN as
signment to Paul Oliver, also of LOudon-
vile. The assignment is the heaviest
made in Mansfield for many years,
us Larwell is ~variOuSly estimated to
be worth from S3OO-OOO to 500, 600.
He assigns everything personal and real
in his possession. The assignment is made
simply rs a protection.
A. A., Taylor of Loudonville the
veteran mill man of Ohio a former
partner of Larwell's and an intimate
friend, died in Dakota September 10th.
Larwell finds himself on his paper for
SlS5, 900 and the estate inSOlvent. Taylor
also owed him n personal debt of $50, 900.
AL the creditors will OF course be paid and
assignment saves the sacrifice sale of the
real estate.
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Blood

he Is wise who remembers IL
,AsGtt, anu 's,t wear OSSil | contracted
Ns7h " ling i'm savannah, Ca, At the
yS'D ar wv, fbe hospital there for treat
ugni Niv ~ much from rheumatism AZ
l~s1tT't Ma not get well under the
are u1s- ,,,- WAS I cured by any Of the
1ta, ia''I have now taken seven bottles Of
es. s,fc and am ;ognd Ia and DIV Ss sEiD ITO
u JL '"''' DAN LEAHH.
s.r L.. Aug. u M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20

elites had one of these wonders
on exhibition, and is ready to furnish them
all equipped at the rate of-dOllars apiece
according to the richness of the harness
The craze Is carried tOSuch an extent among
the metropolitan ladies that it is not an
uncommon thing to see one of these big
bugs crawling over a lady's shoulders
respondent with the scintillations of pre-
ciOus stones valued mt over 500
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Poison

,-,af holes in my back and chest
ID. T'''-sN all the hair OF my head, yet l
%. T.- ina weeks time, and the sores
and were entirely gone inside OF
ar,> rrvgS Porter Union Pass Depot
irla> July H. IN.
GA B,oo1 ami ski" Diseases mailed
= ,rErlygc Co., Drawers Atlanta Ga:
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~. o,dss. American Painter Dead.

NEW YORK, September lS-Asher b.
Durand, perhaps the Oldest american
Ea;ntar Of note, died yesterday at bis home
IN south Orange, New York. He was
born in 1876 at jefferson, n. Y. bis INST
Doticeabis work was the engraving OF
TrnmbnTs well known picture, The
DECLARATION of independence, " which 0eeu-
pied him three years. In $50 ne snr
doned the grayer for the brush, naylng
before this become a frequent eontrlousor
of portraits and landscapes In OIL AZ tne
National Academy of Design exhibitions
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PETROLEUM.
OIL City,

VII NNy
OIL CITY, Pa, September 1s.-Petrole-
um-Opened at GAY; highest 65!; lowest "a;
closed 65s; sales 1863, 900; ~cleaances b
440, 600; charters 81, 42s; shipments Co.
l6I.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, PA, September lS.-Pe-
trolum-Active and firm; opened at cat;
closed at 65s; highest est; lowest "a.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, September 1s.-Petroleum
Opened nj 6ilc, closed at 65sc; highest
65lc; lowest &c; %clearances s9i, 900 bar
rels.
Tftusville.
TIrUsvILLH, September II. -Petroleum
Opened ut 6isc; highest 65lc; lowest
6ic; closed nj 65sc.
New York.
New YORK. September ls.-Petroleum
opened steady at 6il, fell OIL in the frst
hour Ia 81; strengthened near noon, and
advanced to 6I4 at half past two, In the
last half hour il Was excited and nd
vanced TO $50, closing at 65l. Sales,
3,9sS, 600 barrels.
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gBEACH BEATS GAUDAUR
, the Championship scuIling Match on the

I'm the Championship ScuIling Match onthe
Thames, Yesterday.
LONDON, September ls.-Beaeh to-day
defeated Gaudaur in the seulling match
over the Thames course.
Beach won by four lengths. Beach
time WAS Il minutes and So seconds. 1t
wasa fearful hard race throughout. The
weather was clear and cold. The tide was
mod before the start. Betting was - to
SO for Beach.
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time when
not in use.
His back, as
you see re-
sembles the
bark of the
birch, while,
his belly and
six long legs
are black as
coal. The
bug
comes from
q tropical
cline, and
Mr.. Dillon
with his
eye
rare nov
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CORRUPTION IN CINCINNATI.

The "Enquirer's" C~harGes-A Public Works
OficiaI Arrested.
CINCINNATI, September lS.-The En-
guirer to-day publishes the first install
ment of a proposed series of exposures in
connection with the Board of Public
Works. Charges are made of extensive
losses to the city by corruption in award
ing contracts. George Zeiter, Assistant
Clerk of the Board of Public Works for
some years, was arrested this forenoon and
locked up at the Central Police Station on
the charge of ENLIGHTENMENT.
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Titusville.
New York.
DRY GOODS.
New York,

NEW YORK, September ls.-Dry Goods
As usurl To Saturday ut this season, the
demand of agents has been moderate, but
with large deliveries in execution of con-
tracts. The active and higher prices for
wool at home and abroad are commanding
increased attention. There IL also a wider
inquiry tor spring staple wool fabrics.
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GovERNMENrs-Dull but firm.
Skies of
STATEs-Dull and steady.

STATES-Dull n STEADY.
RAmRoADs-Aie again comparatively
active; sales SIS, 600.
SToCKS.-The stock market again dis
played more activity and strength than for
a long time past. The market opened
strong, first prices being generally to
above the final figures last
evening, beat Delaware and Hud-
son was up 1t Reading 1t and
Jersey Central |. In many cases, the
highest prices of the day were reached in
the latter part of the first hour. An irreg-
ular but generally firm markst succeeded
until toward the close, when prices again
moved up, the market closed strong at
about the the best figures reached. Almost
everything is higher to night, the only
CONSPICUOUS exception being San Francisco
stock, preferred showing a loss of per
cent. Delaware and Hudson is up 2t,
Lackawanna q, jersey Central Ii, Lake
Shore Il, Michigan and the remainder
fractional amounts. The business of the
week amounts to 1887, 636 shares, All
the active stocks show marked advances,
the gain to Reading being q; Louisville
K Nashville and Delaware & Hudson each
81, Jersey Central and Union Pacific 81.
Transactions to-day 269, 693 shares. Quo
tations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, l4l; American Express,
loo; Central Pacific, 67s; Chesapeake and
Ohio 50; do preferred. frsts l5l; do seconds
%; Chicago and Alton, l4l; do. preferred,
100; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, =;
Cleveland and Columbus, l3ii; Delaware
and Hudson, -; Denver and Rio
Grande, Bag; Erie 81; do preferred 81; Fl
Wayne, -; Illinois Central, ll7!; Lake
Erie and Western, 9O!; Lake Shore, 49,;
Michigan Central, 2l}; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, 46!; do preferred, ILL., Missouri
Pacific, l154; New Jersey Central, 45!;
Northern Pacific, Gil; do preferred, Gag;
Chicago and Northwestern, 1929 do prefer
red, 113; New York Central, -; Ohio
Central, -; Ohio and Mississippi, 27l;
do preferred, 80; Oregon Transcontinen-
tai, 2s!; Pacific Mail, 57i; Panama, 90;
Peoria D. & F., 800; Pittsburg, 1919;
Pullman Palace Car, 1li4; Reading, 334;
Rock Island, 1873; st. Louis and San
Francisco, 3l3; do preferred, 81; do first
preferred, 1l3!; st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Minnesota, ll6!; st. Paul and Omaha
ACT do preferred, ia; Texas Pacific, 16s;
Union Pacific, cot; United States Ex-
press, e.; Western Union Telegraph, 69s.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE R. R.

ID
Leave the City at 100 a. m, and every hour to
900 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 q. m, and eyepy
hour To 1000 p. m.
Church Train at l2:l0 p. m
c. HIRSCH,
Superintendent.
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az, I contracted blood poison: AMER
II ). 5slaS, Il. / c@ F%l%sssnS ne S a GOf HSS
ar. g- =, I'm Swin's Specific, assuring
GEr1.2. benefit me more than Hot
= .A' although the
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, September lS.-Flour-Re-
ceipts 26, POI barrels; exports 1921 bar
rels and 1855 sacks; market, without
II. 900 barrels. Wheat-Receipts o. 10
bushels; exports &c, 296 bushels; spot lots
ia!c and options fasc lower, closing
heavy; sales 3,792, 900 bushels futures
24O, 900 bushels spot; No = spring sale;
u~ngraded spring Sc; ungraded red 7ia
SIC; No. 3 red sac; No. ! red 90c; No. |
white Soc; No. = red September safe
closed mt Soc; October S5sas5sc, closed
ut S5sc; November s6Ias7sc, closed at
S6Ic; December SsIaSsIc, closed at
ssIc; January 9Oa9Os, closed at 90.
May 95sa96c, closed at 95sc; June
9Gsa97, closed at 90. Corn-Spot lots
triic and options Ia! lower closing
heavy; receipts 27O, 100 bushels
exports 1883 bushels; sales $50, 600
bushels, futures 1iG,0 00. No. . Septem-
Der 4ac; October 4ssa4ssc, closed at4s!c;
November i~9!ai9ac, closed at is!c;
December 50ta50sc, closed at 5Osc;
January 502c; May 52}a53ic, closed at So.
Oats-Unchanged; receipts 100, 80
bushels; exports 40. IIay-Steady,
rather quiet, shipping SOC. Hops-Dnll.
Co1ee-Spot fair; Rio dull at llsc;
options steady and fairly active, sales
20, $50 sIbags; September 0.a5c; October
o. 0a9. 75c; November 3. 60a9. TIC; Deem
Der 8 .GOa9. roc; January, February, March
and April 0.G0a9. zoe; May 9.7Sc. Sugar
Firm but quiet; refined firm. Molasses
Steady. Rice-Firm. Petroleum-Firm,
United closed at 65tc. ~Rosin-Quiet,
Turpentine-Firm at 37!. E9s-Steady
receipts 2,797 packages; western fresh
1salslc. Pork - Moderately active;
mess SO 10 old; new ST. so. Cut
Meats-Firm; picked bellies 7ia7lc; do.
shoulders Ga6lc; Lard-Shade lower and
very dull; western steam spot 81 2j.
September 81 30; October 50 20; November
S. So; December So 80; January ~ 5sa
6 81; city steam ~ 30. Butter-Firm
and in fair demand. Cbeesc-Firm but
nu;et Conner-Eirm. / ake IU9c
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OFFICIAL TINE OF THE sTART.

Following is the official time OF the
start: Mayfiower, 10:i1.3O, Galatea,
1926; Puritan, 1870; Gitana, 103l.10;
Montauk, 1040.05; Sachem, 10@362l;
Miranda, 10:31.25; BedOuin, lO:44l4i
Stranger, 1O:35.Oi Thetis, 1885, 80; Clara,
1O:31.35; Cinderella, 10E33.24; BERTHE,
1892. Is. The Mayfower is handicapped
3 minutes, 80 seconds; Bedouin, 4 min
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american Newspaper suppressed.

COPENHAGEN, September ls.-The Gov
eminent has prohibited the clreulatioh III
Denmark of q newspaper, the Dd"'Sa no,
aeer, published in Omaha, Nebraska NJ
speeial reason is given.
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COTTON.
New York.

New YORK, September ls.-Cotton-
Futures closed steady at a gain Of 4 to o
points.
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Mbeelins Re9ister
Grauelers' 6uide.

a RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
NENPLASATIoN OF REFERENCE MARKs, snsiIv
fs1nday excepted. monday exeepted-Wheel.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, September 1a-Flour
steady; Wheat, heavy; No. 2, red ~. Re
eeipts 10000 bushels; shipments 5000
Corn, easy; No 2, red, Al. Oats dull do
No 2 mixed, 81. Rye dull, No 2, 81
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LORD LONDONDERRY.
Two Factions Receive the New ViCsrOy
In Dublin.

DUBLIN, September 1S.-The Marquis
of Londonderry, the new YicerOy of Ire
land, arrived at KingstOwn early this
morning. His voyage across the channel
was pleasant. The arrival of the Lord
Lieutenant was signalled by q royal 81
Lutte. He did not land until noon, when
he proceeded in state to Dublin Castle.
The Lord Lieutenant and Lady London
derry were received by 4 large crowd on
their arrival at the Westland Row Rail
way station, and were repeatedly and
heartily cheered. They both left the sta
ton on horseback, Lady Londonderry be
ing dressed in Il white Irish pOplin dress,
which she donned before leaving the sta
ton. Along the route they were welcom-
ell with cheers, followed by grOans. Lord
Londonderry raised his hat, bowed and
smiled at each burst of enthusiasm. The
windows and doors OF the building occu-
MED by the Kildare Club were filled with
members and the club had n handsome
banner strung across the sareet bearing the
inscription, Inc QueSu anu thS O"'
tuition"
The street presented
AGAY APPEARANCE,
| Many buildings being handsomely decor
ated with flags and bunting. The HlDer-
man bank buildings was among the mum
Der of buildings that was not decorated
The entire route from the railway station
TO Dublin Castle was lined with troops.
Cheers, intermingled with grooming, greet
ed the Yiceregal party throughout the
march. The party entered Dublin Castle
amid cheers for Parnell and Omitted Ire
land" An attempt by the crowd to sing
God Save Ireland was made, but the
police stopped it.
A HOSTILE CROWD.
The Vice Regal party was welcomed at
the castle by a large crowd o~floyallsts VINO
cheered heartily.
There was also q hostile crowd there
! which did it's best to offset the welcome by
cheering Justify for Parnell n OH'te0
Ireland.
The hostiles attempted to follow this up
rs the Maruuise and Lady Londonderry EN-
tered the Castle by singing God save Ire
land" but the people rallied and put 4
stop to this.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 4as Per Cent.-Governments
Dull but Firm-Stocks ~Higher-Flour
Quiet and Easy-Wheat Lower.
New YORK, September 1s.-Money on
call easy at 4a6 per cent, closing at
4a5 per cent. prime mercantile paper 4a5
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet, but
steady at S~4s1!a$4s4t.
hnf firm
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B, c. 81 RAILROAD.
Leave Bellalre at 9:35 g. m. for Summerfeld
and GAINESVILLE.
Leave Bellaire at 2s6 p. m. for wOOdSfeld and
Summertield.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. m. for woOdsfeld.
Arrive Al Bellaire 900 a M, l2;50 p. IN. and 4O5
p. m.
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. r.
On and after MAY 5, 1886, Trains viii run as
follows:
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Maraouer Hall Hour Ahead.

POINT JUDITH, K. l., r. MA sloop,
white TO the waters edge, which is consid-
cred the Maylower, rounded the buoy of
Block Island at 124O0i. She went on
port tack. The wind seemed to die out
and then to com southwest. The other
boats could not be made ont. The May
flower seemed to be before the wind, and q
GOOD half hour ahead. 2:l5 p. ". The
Mayfower rounded the buoy of Block
Island at LA. She went OF the port
tack.
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gleditinaI.
,,, Prevalent all ever the World


england, and while l was In
native EeysI a terrible blood poison,
l@ssg con'T ms under treatment as an
9 no year Nottingham Hospital Eng
n e5f 65' Ct ou1S5 f 5@5 : sG sSS %G' 1 Il;
.~snsl IN Ws - and limbs. / had vertigo
St-ny gu = HSSsrtial loss of sight, severe
eSs WIN mi ewes, etc, which nearly
= I nv be4H - al hope in that country,
s; lnS5ieS and y Nv was i PSo@in ss sG pss-
. fas city, - saving no connection with
,isemen Of Swin's Specific and
& fI y ! : i 4 ! ' 5sin as s 6 ls5t as SIT Z had 4
SrFa up al TEo5cSs Of the best medical men
gcsa taE S5 New York. Itook six bottles
AN a rsn say With great joy thai they
Snl tSSrrely. an sSSound and wen
was my nv FRED. HALFoRD.
s. r,,,n 1.rh. lSNh.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA September H.-Flour-
Spring wheat grades searee and steadily
held; new dull and weak Wheat-Wesk;
No. 2 red September s3aS3te;. Octo-
Der s~3ias3Ie; November S5Es5lc; Deem
Der s6IaS7cl. Corn-Weak; No. 2 mixed
45c; No. 3 mixed 47c; Steamer No. 2 mix
ed and high mixed 4Se; No. 2 mixed trade
4slc; No. 2 mixed September ~47a47ie; 0c-
tober 4~7la47sc; November ~4siaisic; De-
cember 47Ia4stc. Oats-Spot, steady, but
quiet; No. 3mixed Sole; prime white 34lc;
No. 3 white 32ic; No. 2 white 34ia35c;
No. / white 35l; futures steady and dull;
No. 2 white September 34ia34le; October
34la34;e; November ~34ta34sc; December
36ia36ae-