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The Prohibltioutstl OrEauilo.

A small but enthusiastic crowd assem-
bled at McLain's hall yesterday in answer
to the call for o conference OF the Prohi-
bitionists Of Ohio county. Rev, E. H.,
Dornblaser opened with prayer. ]. NJ.
Richards was chosen President and +, T.
Cartwright Secretary, The meeting then
resolved itself into . convention, and Or
gained the Prohibition party In Ohio
county by electing NJ. l.. Connolly, Will
liam Henderson, John W. Browning, s..
+. Faris, j, NJ. Richards, Daniel Luikert,
]. NJ. Olouston, Joseph jackson and VIII
liam NJ, Cunningham as q County Com
mittee. The convention adjourned sine die.
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WnEEL1No, W. Va, June s,

WHEELING, w. VA, June !, 1880.
10 Tho Hon. j. a. Miller, Prestdent, John @.
Hoffman, Jr., VIM. II. Travis, Joseph iSpei.
del, of Police and FIRE Board, WHEEL
ing, ". Va:
GESrLRMEN:-At a meeting Of the Board
Of Directors OF our Company, held this
morning, / was instructed TO communicate
10 yon the following resolutions:
RsIOlvsd, That the Laughlln Nail Com.
pany express 10 the honorable Board and
members al the Police and Fire Depart
ment OF Wheeling, their sincere thanks
for the valuable services rendered by
them, and their determined efforts to save
our properly In the FIRE Of the 9Th inst.
To the Chief, James Dunning, and 10
Messrs. Caleb Sylyis, Of the Island, and
Councilman John g.. Hoffman, Jr., we
desire to express especial thanks for their
personal service, and wise direction To the
end secured. Very respectfully,
LAuaHLtE NAIL COMPANY.
W, L. GLrssNRR, President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

City Health Officer Garrison read to tho
Second Branch Of Council last night
communication calling attention to the
imperative demand for purer water sup.
ply, and the Importance Of better means
Of disposing Of garbage and sewage. He re.
commended the laying Of pipes TO the foot
Of the lower Sister island, TO conduct wa.
ter into the well at the city water works,
thus drawing the supply from point
above sources Of dangerous contamination.
In regard to the dip0sal Of 9Th, he recon.
mends the construction Of CrelnAtory,
and suggests that iLs expense might be
borne by fees collected from those for
whom matter was burned. The former
portion VI the report was referred 10 the
Water Board, aud the latter To the Health
Committee,
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Tho Druggist. do not Meet.

The annual meeting Of the State Phar.
maceutlcal Association was announced 10
be held In this city yesterday. No meet.
ing materializod, however. The Presi.
dent OF the Association, Mr.. ]. A. Grant,
Of Grafton, and Mr.. j. X. v. Fowler, oil
Fowlersville, were the only members from
out Of the city who put In an appearance.
Secretary Menkemillsr, OF this city, was
pretty thoroughly disguised by the lack
OF interest manifested.
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John McGul, an. aged and, In spite Of
the marks Of dissipation, rather diBlin.
gulShed looking man, was locked no last
evening by Officers Carney and Bell iof
drunkenness. He claims 10 have been a
Catholic priest, and was going about town
yesterday endeavorlng 10 raise money on
this plea, He was hero once OF twice be.
lore, working the same racket, aud about
two years ego was atfalgned in Police
Court and given two hours TO leave lie
State. He has created quitea Btif In two
or three cities by posing as an apostSte
fttabl
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FoR RENT.
TOR REMIT
Eor Salr.
EoR SALE.

EN0R SALE.
Valuable Real Estate on N. e. corner Twenty
lourth and Market streets, In the CITY Of Wheeling,
W. Va. Lot Ia feet by GO ie0t; now occupied by
9. ]. ElliifllE ~ wagon and blacksmith shop.
". Y. uOGE 4 BlI0a
jyh 1860 MATkCi Htrtek
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

Last evening the Alumni Association
held It's annual meeting. Mr.. T. s. Riley,
Of this city, Is President Of this association,
This meeting closed the exercises Of Com.
mencement week, which were suspicious.
ly opened on Sunday afternoon with the
bacCalaureate sermon, preached by Rev.
Professor W. II. Woolery, Of Bethany
College.
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A resolution offered by Mr.. Dobbins,
directing the Committee on Real Estate To
place pipes Tor natural gas In the water
works, gas works and buildings under the
jurisdiction OF the fire department, was
adopted in the First Branch Of Council
last evening. In the Second Branch OBJ.
lection was made to giving the Real Estate
Committee charge Of all the work, the
point being raised that the Water Board,
Police and Fire Board and Gas Board
should do the work for their respective
departments. The resolution was laid
over.
Mr.. Hildreth. offered in the Second
branch a resolution directing tho Board o.
Public Works to ascertain what pressure
Is allowed In natural gas pipes in other
cities, and take measures TO regulate the
same matter here, Council reserVing the
right to revise the action OF the Board,
This was adopted by the Second branch,
but the First amended, ON motion OF Mr..
MCGregor, by referring TO special joint
committee Of six.
Charges ngAlo,t the Is. r. W. and Its CLERK,
In the First Branch paper was read,
signed and sworn 10 by David Gore, Charg.
ing that Clork Galligan, Of the Board Of
Public Works, had told Col, Robert Camp
bell In presence OF Michael Freismuth,
that he had seen all the bids for street
paving, and would "6x 1t all right" for
Col. Campbell 10 secure the contract. On
motion oil Mr.. Caldwell the paper was re.
ferred to the Committee on Petitions and
"Reminiscences.
The paper also charges that the Board
paid an exorbitant price for grading last
year, and that the oity's interests were
neglected for those Of favored individuals
in letting the paving and Curbing con.
tracts for this and former years.
Clerk Galligan Baid last night that II
Freicmuth really said that he heard him
tell Colonel Campbell what Gore charges
he will sue Freismuth for damages to-day.
"Do you suppose" continued Mr.. Gal.
ligAn, that II l had seen Cores bid and
told Colonel Campbell, that the Colonel
would have made his bid three cents
lower2 Cores firm bid 81 20 per sQuare
yard, while Colonel Campbsll's bid was
81 20, he TO furnish sand, or 81 % II the
city furnished the sand. II he had known
the next lowest bid was 81 20 he would
have made his 81 49,"
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The COMMITTEES Of Arrangements for the
Elks concert have made arrangements
with the florist, Mr.. Nowviock, TO decorate
the stage and theatre with plants and flow.
efs, which, together with their beauty and
fragrance, will add greatly 70 the pleasure
Of the concert Monday night Tickets
will be on sale at MI. BfiCes drug store,
Eighth ward, for all those living In that
part Of the city on and after to-day, Seats
can be reserved at Banners tomorrow.
The Elm Grove and Citizens cars will
make q special trip after the concert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

Bates Lodge No. SO, A. F. K A. NJ, last
night elected the following officers to serve
during the ensuing year! ]. NJ. Belle.
Vile, w. NJ; Hugo L. Loos, 8. w; Uhas.
Burdett Hart, ]. W. X. NJ. Brown, secre-
AryiJ. V. l.. Rodgers, Treasurer; F. j.
Norton, Chaplain; VIM. Entler and Il. H.
Adams, Stewards.
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NOW SIS, !, 3 5G S ;g g.

uAsILIATtNG EruptlouI, I.chlpv ana n,
sk Z, iosLuIe1 LoAthAome sofes, and !nlInlng
Ges o. tehlng, scaly, Hmply, InheSisJS '1iiy Ipe-
w.! ~ sn9 sel,Sgions p,ehie Of liz al sjGa'
Sss AZ poIitiy NV Ie,a Q. HS from lpllcy . AK
SKIN Cure, and CpucuRA soar an s1o,i ne ErsAt
heauuneI; externally, aud CUTcust nv, ,! slin
me new Blood PaEiaer, internally. "-4oLVEI,
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COVERED wirH SORES

! have BEEN AFFLICTED llnco last M.,oh III,
skin disease the docion called Rc,s ~ viii 4
wa covered With AcAbS and sore, AMI IN: ACE
6na burning were almOst ulht anbe ~. lSllhl
Cntie9rA imedhS 20 highly recon- your
sEnded % give thsml trial using tae GlsjsS,,. I9a,
n, SSr SoSR sAHtaaily aud relOyeaI atsis.iiS
Tor which make this public Stiteaent4 s'"u'a!e
Broad Brook, Conn. UNA"A A. FREDERICK.
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commencing Of 10 o'clock A. w., sell Pae,i
auction, al The front door 81 The lolii h'u W,Vt
said Ohio county, III the tliy 81 WhttIhg' ~ d
And III. TilS Ina In broyeH eb, thereon IN Ne ~
dillon 10 Bald city laid on Ito los yOa1 IN
And VIM UhApllne on the 0Ait side Of Ms,'. ,,,.s,
between Twenty iiTj aud Iwehiy''ttonI ssTT9viBY
and on part Of which lOW ate eIg4iga t''ffGRi
BRtCK FURNITURE FACTORY AND ~ MI
BRICK WAREiiU USE and also, four it'g !!taiGs
dwelling houses The factory cy9nlua w. ~ mn,
and improved machinery, complete Alu ln
nIna ofief ne 1aTne being COmbaatlyelJ leIt,s
TERN6 o. BILG-Ohe.ihild Of nc pu'V T,ag
money, OF a. much more a The tufriha.Wss 5 iSs
eltol 70 pay IN CASH Oh the day o. saie' itb To-
residue IN Two equal annual ihsNllmghY gsscasd
ietesl thereon from the day Of IAle 70 ~ .nJ b.
By deed Of trust upon the properly ~ "i,,G,5yt.
policies Of Insurance upon The buldihg, XXI Ia na
menu and mAchlnety 70 Az Amount 'P'"
a.a.. s""V"" TruiNt
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rowN sERarANT snor.
Chief of Police Hall, of wSlISburg, Wounded
by q Stranger.

The following telegram was received by
City Sergeant Smith late last night:
WRLLSBuRa, w. Va, June 8.
The Chief OF Police was shot here TO-
night. He was making an arrest. Three
large men dressed in dark clothing and
supposed to have gone toward Wheeling,
are the parties. Look out for them on'the
Pithburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky road,
SHERIFF OF BROOKE COUNTY.
Tho Sergeant Of Wellsburg is Lewis Hall,
No other particulars were received, and
the telegraph office there being closed, no
further information was obtained by the
police here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on tho installment plan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
on easy payments. Tall and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBD, JoWeier,
Cor. Twelfth AMI Market SITS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09
Broad Brook, Conn, wanna A.
SCALP, race, EAus Am Nrcu

was sflleted with Eczema on the sc,p "a.
son, S 1SG SeSS which the druggist Whaia ";
that had come under his notice lis nSy,1aSaAe i
70 tEy your CulicpFA Remedies, and Alter NV @e
use ny scalp aud part Of my face We,e sS, IiaG
cured aud hope In another WeeE 10 hsTs ~!
ears neck and the other part Of my face cuHd ny
40 B, Fourth Street, New Yoi EEN~AN sL@DE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

C,aSRnd oil stoyts-C. Il. BtlIel 4 Sons.
Parsons Master Photograph Attller.
White Mountain FneIers-Eesbitt & BIO.
Boys SEQ EuCk cts D. GundllDB 4 Co.
Stephen Mccullough Contractor and Builder.
Fruit Powdered BIgat-R ]. Smyth.
ExCulAlOn rRvtles lake NOlce-st.amer Andes.
School for Young Ladies aud Children.
Election Notlfe-btAndRTn Building Association.
lioN To Tell the Time BY Nlghg-Thlrd page.
For ChArlestOn-W N. ChAnCellor-Fouith page.
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Zeal Estate.
FOR SALE.

Dwelling No. 81 TWENTY. second 81. Price l1S
Dwelling No. 29iS Market street, bali lot, leN
small frame house and stable; prizes $50,
Many other desirable Houses aud FAiml Tor As'
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
Celved. An elegant and complete line Ol
Sultlngs, PantalOOnlngs ami OTerCOat.
ings, which Wewlll make up In the best
style and ut low prices.
q. HESS & SONS,
1891 l. 1898 Market Street,
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You are cordially invited to call at ouf
salesroom and examine the Standard Ro.
taty Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick
est, easiest and BLillest running machine
OF the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Call.
graph 4 Hammond Whiting Machines.
Write for catalogues.
XIV. L. RosR 4 Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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wAsnISaroN, D. O., June OIL AM
For Western Pennsylvania and West Viz.
giniR, fait weather, followed by local
rains, nearly stationary temperature, vari.
able winds.
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IroHING pI,nIsR. crnrn

Cutenra stands At the head oil its clas, e,,.,,.,
\ n1 me efis VIII tae vuL!cun tOlp, ay,
TIE prevalence Of an aggravated ioFm WI "
through come lo'tl ties In the country in nL Isa
tho Uuucura Remedies proved NatE actoTy 'A"a
UuIontoWn, Ky, " ""ND'Ne' uFuSyIL
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Genuine Caliakiu, Dongola top, solid
leather, and a shoe that will ft. Every
pair warranted, and Is one Of the very
best s. 90 shoes in the market.
]. w. AMIcx,
ll43 Main Street.
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CUrIOURA RExEDIps

Are sold by all druggists Price: CutIc,,, i,
cents; RiSoLvEAT, u 0I; 60AP % crgE P,,,,SWs
pRCG AMP ClIE tIctL Co., BOstoa, Send iJr' SEos
70 cure Skin Diseases" '"OW
pEhII[lRY the Complexion and SKIN nv r,,.
pLhu the Cuticlra Soap, " u'uI
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at SGhnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: 7
4: M, "a; u M SO'i Pm, SS'i7r. NJ,
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EOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

FNUR BALE TO ULUSE An ESTATE,
The following Lots on Wheeling Island belong
Ing 10 the estate Of the late VIM. Mccoy VlI
LOU No. 60, 81 and u on Broadway.
Lots No. 80 and 80 Oh York street
Lots No. ", 100 and lOl on Virginia EtGet,
Lots NO. l0l. los, ITO aud III on Huron Itfeet,
Lou No. IL, l29 and 1859 on Wabash street
Lot No. IA on water street.
aug w. Y. H01E 4 BRO 1900 MMftl 81
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q THE SEWING MACHINE a 6oc,1,,
IA a Of Uterine Palus aud WeaIn ~ 'e W.,
EIteS AChiug sides aud Bagk, Kiin,v p ,t Lo'
S4NN SGlatiCa, Chest Palms, WeaEn,s ' sa1
Z A Inflammation, the CuIICURG ASfIPlN
pLAElRa Is iniAlllhlG $50 ia WuS
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If you have pain and palpitation Of the
heart 1t indicates a congestivs condition Of
the system, especially Of the kidneys and
liver, which can be removed only by War
ner's safe cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

NorniSu Is more suitable for Gtadu.
ating Present than good, entertaining
volume, such as can be had at
STANTON K DAVRNpnpf'a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09
JAMES A. HENRY,

Real EAtale Agent, Collector, and Notary Pnblf
Personal attention given 10 Ksnilng li0qIt, WI
lecllng Rents, PuichAAe aud Sale Of ktll ha 1.s
Notary Commission eled ln Pension Un !, ~ ~ n
Claims for Pensions, Dteds eases Agrtmggihss
and other written instruments rfcpatl Wy
COLLECTION OF Accounts q Specially SUI pIVmF
returns made. once No. 1872 Make street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

Barre 2, ss5; Willsts l, ass; Willets IS,
$40; Willets 4, e5; Willets 5. 20; Union /,
on the Taylor, 745; Pew 4 Emerson l on
the Manifold, AS.
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PARSONS has reduced the prlCc Of his
Superior photographs, but quality re.
mains the same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09
". L. GLrasSER, President.

HELP the young ladies build up q
library, by presenting them with q suit.
able book al their commencement June o.
You can get what you want at
STANTON 4 DAyRNPoR1'g,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

PARSONS has reduced the price Of his
superior photographs, but quality re.
mains the same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

IN Justice to my patrons have reduced
the price Of photographs, but the quail.
lily remains superior. PARSONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

WEAR Balbliggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes ut
U. HESS " SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

GREAr BARGAINS ia shOsSaL the Popular
Shoe Store, 1909 Market street,
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ffoR genuine bargains In the shoe line
70 10 The Popular Shoe slote. Good
goods and low prices, 1903 Market street.
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Is, Good 4 %, soll Dry CiOOdS The cheapest.
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PLuMvRR's Best Cabinet Photos reduced
TO only q per dos, 1888 MainSt Wheeling.
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IN Justice TO my patrons have reduced
the price Of Photographs, but the Dual.
lty remains superior. PARSONS.
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PLuMuER's Best Cabinet Photos reduced
toOnly e per dos. llSs Main ST., Wheeling.
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gor 9eut.

DOOMs FOR RENT-IN HORN.
~ BROOKS Block, Apply TO W. v. HOdg 4
BR0., 1900 Market street. dGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
ROW SILVER WILL FORCE GOLD OUT.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BIMErALLisTs AND
SILVER MoNOMHTALIJsTs.


10 the Editor OF The Trt6une.
SIR: have carefully read each of the seven
speeches male liz Congress IN donunca.ion Of
the policy Of the Administration tic silver question
| observe that of them deals with Mr. Manning =
annual report excepting IN the form Of ophets, did
Mr. Beck Mir Teller II either the Presidents Mes
sage or tho Treasury Report Ia referred Ia, by way OF
text for criticism it T. usually the former, which Is nor
and probably not Intended to he, scientific and
legal discussion Of the whole question. wiki the aid OF all
the coinage experts III the Mint and Assay Offices such
Is contained in ,r. .nuiue's report Mr.. Manning
presents Van for keeping all on dOlarsa equivalents.
Way docs not some one demonstrate s dnpss II it bo
badI And why lid not anon: " tire seven
wise men ." present plan of his own to MAINTAIN
circulation the country Have you heard of plan
other than Mr.. Mannmgs II tho coinage OF silver
dollars 10 caninued long cnOugh on LEGAL ratio OF 10
l6 while the bulli0u alto Is to 20, viii silver
and Goldi QUERisr
Ne1c- YORK, Jan. 90 1856.
[SiIver wolld come into and gol would 20 ont
of use in Just this way FIRST. those having pay
meats to make, fearing some decline in silver. or
some refusal OF banks u take it instead Of gold
would pay out The silver as fast as they cOnid,
tainIng other money. That stage has been reached
already. Second the people having gold would
quietly hold it, or put it into safe deposit cOmpan-
leS or into special deposits with banks, into for
eign exchange where they could get gold and
nothing else if 1t should go to a premium. That
stage has also been reached already What has be-
come OF the gold which used to circulate so freely
in ordinary dealiugsi Then some event, IN itself
insignificant, perhaps, would excite alarm about
the ability Of creditors to get gold from Govern
men: or bank or borrowers III future payments. De-
positors would then suddenly insist upon having
gold accounts, or would withdraw their gold.
Banks and other lenders would insist upon max
ing loans payable in gold, or would refuse TO lend.
Finally the inevitable and immediate consequence
would he premium gold. Then Only little Ut
that metal would be of use in this country, while
all would be OF more value TO export than to use
in ordinary payments here. In con sequence 1t would
he exported ~ il was in 1851 and 1862.
The men who want to force more silver INFO cir
cnlaton are not really bimetallists. They are sill
yer monometlllists, whatever they claim. They
want 10 force gold out Of use and to force silver
into use The true blmctailist is one wno wishes
to Keep both in circulation and use in tins country
as far as possible, in accordance with the recon-
mendations of the Pres:dent.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. L jSpecilh. Within the last
two days upward OF 100000 bushels of May have
gone down to Dows. Mumm 4 Co. The purchases have
trade largely through Fleming Boyden and through
George Parker q Go. II remarkable tina; these great
purchases have moved the market up only about
cent a bushel There Is talk OF large
shortage by Partridge. the dry-gsods man. and by
Cuahy But the shortage tue part o. the operators
grows Of the sale Of calls 1t is sal and does not
exceed few hundred thousand bushels. May corn all
day kept to IL 4 cents bid, sellers offering l for
May
Wheat strong all day, starting on higher public
cables The report about $4,000 bushels Of wheat
had been taken Tor shipment. helped along the feeling
Then reports came from Ohio that the winter wheat
fields covered with water and Ice. There no
trading any scale. bat Hutchinson took the lead
selling.
stone the broker who three occasions has bought
for Mr. Howe the agent Oi swift the beef packer large
lots of PORK to-day took 900 barrels more. 5000 in
lhs makes about 1900 barrels bought by this
broker within the last thirty days, and all put down
10 the mysterious Howe
Tue short afternoon board strongwlth everything
q shade higher. May wheat closed at si9s 9s4A cent?,
May corn 4lSs cents. May pork 81 l IL May lard
S6 I'LL May ribs - 80. The receipts to-day wers
81 OF wheat, 233 OF corn Sc or oats and 10000
he al OF hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18

There was better inquiry for State bonds ana North
rolina non fundable 6s were up from "a 10 0sGos
There were no nsactons at the board III CITY OahK
stncks Auction sales will bs found below.
The business In railroad bonds continues 70 aggregate
large amounts and to wide variety or issues Tue
dnand is increasing and the market Is little influenced
NV SPECULATION In shares To-day Erie second c0noos
sod IN 10 lO5 and closed at 1924 against lOOe yeste
Jsy sxcoupons pa TO ssh aud ended at a'A IN
the funded coupon 5s rose rom - evf
to 9399lis. Missouri, Kansas ana OK ie and
The 81 were firm at S2A dS2l2 Rome, WATERFOWL snn
ogdsnnburg incomes y better az oil y Cea'It
~ Now.Jersey debenture ia of per cent ~ 20
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above o4 and Elizabeth, Lexington ana Big saar go
wore arm AT 1854. Canada Southern hfst Ss "eiS
easier nc IO7L but the second sold M y 10 ~ ea
closed nj 93ia Ohio and Mississippi % rose 70 I 20
ioSia East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia eohsos