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Cleveland and tho Solid South.

President Cleveland has revealed his
views in regard 10 the Solid South in his
recent utterances in connection with his
appointment Of Recorder Matthews to
succeed Fred Douglass. He has made
large number Of his appointments from
the Southern States, and many Of them
not Of the best. 1t Is only few weeks
since successor to General Eaton as Com.
missioner OF Education was appointed
from Alabama, which stands near the
head OF the illiteracy column in the United
stateg and which leads even the South.
The new appolntee Is not an educator in
any sense, has never been identified with
educational interests, and has never been
known TO possess any particular aptness
or attainments in that department Of pub.
lie intelligence. He Is q lawyer, politi.
clan, and q man to whom educators gen
orally can scarcely 90 in the interest Of
that great and all.important science.
In his discussion Of the race question
the President holds opinions on eduCa.
tton in tho South which, in the light Of
this recent appointment Of Commits.
sioner Of Education, are certainly intend.
cd To attract attention. In speaking Of
the way the ColorOd people Of the coun.
try are NATURALLY dividing" themselves
up among the political parties, MI. Glove.
land remarks: difference Of opinion Ia
mot only the charm Of the Republic, but
Il ID also its safety, and have no doubt
that when education does its effective
work the colotsd race Of the South will
partly wheel into line with the Repub.
llCan party and partly in line with The
Democratic party"
"ThiS," says an exchange, Unjust DO q
revelation 10 the country generally and to
the Democracy particularly. President
Cleveland acknowledges more than II was
his purpose 10 confess. II II means that
the colOtOd people Of the South are to-day
Republicans, then how comes II that, atSt,
the strong educational movement for the
negro comes almost exclusively from the
Republicans oithls county and, second,
how Come0 II that the Republican party
In North Carolina, and Georgia, and
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Alabama, and all the other shotgun
States Of the South are deprived now Of
right TO vote when they are oyerwheln-
ingly in the majority, aud that the Re
publican blacks and whites alike have
practically diabanded in many Of these
States as party2 The DemoCraCy's
work for education among the cOlOred
people Of the South Is deplorable. No
doubt Mr.. Cleveland is OF opinion that,
when the Republicans have educated a
race kept in bondage and Ignorance for
generations by his party, he and his fel'
low patriots may then come in and make
Democrats OF them, and then give them q
chance 10 vote"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-31

Those who suffer from disorder or inactlOn Of
the liver will never get the upper hand Of tho un'
ruly organ SO long as they uSO such irrational rem
edlcs a. blue pill CAlomel aud pOdophyllin. But
from the tried and popular medicine, lIostetters
Stomach pltteS, they may expect relief with Ger.
talnty Of ObtainlugIt, The influence Of tho Bit.
tiers upon the great hillary glaud Is direct, power.
full and tp:cdily'ielt The relief afforded Is not
SpaSnOdlc, but complete and permanent Tho
sallOwnc,s Of tho skin, lurrCd appearance Of the
tongue Indigestion, COStiyeness h6adAche, nausca,
paiS through the right side and shoulder, In fact
every accompaniment Of the obstinate complaint
are entirely ard promptly removed by Il course OF
this inCslITable medicine, In behalf Of which ties.
tlmOuy Is constantly emRultlng from every quar-
ter, aud from all CllSsCs Of society.
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state Prrss Meeting,

The State Press Association meets TO-
d,y and 10 is members we extend the
cordial Welcome OF the city and bid them
make themselves at home. The lNTRLLl'
agNcER will be glad to see all the visiting
brethren, for whtm the latch string Is
always out.
These yearly meetings Of the members
OF the State press are occasions OF much
enjoyment and great benefit. The life OF
this country editor is not at all tines a
happy one. He has more obstacles to
overcome and meets with more annoy
ances than does his contemporary In the
large towns and cities. His worth Is
rarely appreciated to the extent it should
be, but in spite Of all he labors patiently
and uucomplaiuingly for the prosperity Of
his community which never realizes his
value until he has gone.
There ia widespread belief that when
a man engages in newspaper work he
enters II for the sole purpose OF amuse'
ment and that the duties Of the editor are
relaxing in their nature. The idea that 1t
takes money to run newspaper, and re-
ouires the hardest kind OF labor to make
1t acceptable to It's readers never presents
itself 10 the careless reader in the prac-
tCal form 1t does to the proprietor. While
editors are not men OF sordid characters,
still they like to see some substantial APP
probation OF their work, and be reminded
that their labors are not in vain.
The newspaper has from some cause or
other been enyeloped in mystery. No
thought Of toll enters into the conception
Of those who imagine that the daily life
OF the editor Is ono uninterrupted holt
day. 1t is difficult to imagine how
these ethereal impressions have be-
come 80 firmly stamped on the
minds Of go many. 1t is true that
there Is q charm in newspaper work when
It's tasks are found to be Congenial, but
cannot the same be said for any other oC'
cupatlon. The routine Of work In the
newspaper Office is very prosaic and is OF
the most practical character and bears no
relation whatever to q picnic.
However, with all It's trials and annoy.
ancCs, newspaper work has Its compensa'
tions, and it would be very peculiar in.
deed iii did not. There 10 satisfaction in
the knowledge Of measures advocated that
have proved beneficial to mankind, and that
the community has been made some bet
ter for the editor having lived in 1t.
1t lis these yearly meetings that afford
the editors Of the State press an oppor-
tunity OF meeting each other and exchang.
ing views and swapping experiences, and
for the time the delinquent subscriber is
forgotten in the enjoyment Of the hour.
They are also educational in their nature,
for every man knows something that no
one else Is informed about, and thus by
meeting together a great amount OF in.
formation Is disseminated and the various
sections Of the State arc brought closer
together. We trust the visiting editors
will End their presence here has been q
source OF profit as well as amusement, and
that they will take home with them pleas
ant recollections Of their visit.
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She Carried Her Point.

EiglliHe Bel,
~ want to speak to you q moment"
suid a woman to a Dakota Judge just alter
court had adjourned: my husband ia on
tho jury, and want you to excuse him."
THAT would be impossible, madame, the
case Is nearly finished, and II should do
that we would have to begin all over
again" "But his work is being neg.
lected, and he ought to be at home"
"Very likely; but cant lot him co."
zone OF the children is sick" "As long
as it Is not dangerous he will have to
stay" ave are out Of wood and flour,
and" "You will have TO arrange some
how, madame, your husband can't get
away at present" "But, Judge, one OF
tho horses Is sick" (which one ?" "The
roam" "That big roam that l saw him
driving?" "Yes." "Weil, well, that's
too bad; 1 hate to let your husband 90,
but he ought to be at home at such time
as that, suppose; say, you haven't tried
nux yomiCa, | spppose~ mo-" "Its
the best stuff made for sick horses. Just
wait q moment till l get my hat and I'll
walk over with you and your husband
and help him give the horse Bome."
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b. & o, Exenr.Ions 10 s.. ClnIrsyIIIo FaIr.

u. s. o. Excursions to st. Clalrsvllle Fair.
The Baltimore & Ohio will run trains al
excursion rates to st. Claitsville Fair, Sep
TENDER lst, % and Sd, leaving Wheeling al
1925 a. NJ, landing passengers direct at the
fair ground gates without change. Return
ing leave fair ground station at 4;3O =. NJ
The Fair Association have just completed
an elegant hRlimile track. Everybody
should spend day in tho most beautiful
iair grounds in the State.
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n. . o. l.aour.lon, to 8. clalr.vlllo rolr.

II, & ., Excursions to 81, ClairSvlllO Fair.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio will run trains at
excursion rates 10 Ct, Clalrsville Fair, Sep.
TENDER let, % and Sd, leaving Wheeling at
1928 A. NJ, landing passengers direct at The
fair ground gates without change. Return.
Ing leave fair ground station Of 1850 r, ".
The Fair Association have Just completed
an elegant haltmlle track. Everybody
should spend q day In the most beautiful
Ialr grounds In the State,
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Excursion tickets to all land points in
Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska,
Texas, Minnesota and Dakota, will be ssld
by the Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pitts.
burgh, on August 18th, September 9TH and
2lst. The rate will not be more than one
fare for the round trip. Residents Of the
interior States have never had better OPP
portunity to visit the grain and grazing
lands OF the Southwest West, or North.
west. Fo. full information call upon or
address any Passenger or Ticket Agent oil
the Pennsylvania Company; Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4 81. Louis Railway Company,
or Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsburgh Rail
road Company. TvdF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-31

OLD and reliable medicines are the best
70 depend upon. ACker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for oil i'm.
putitles Of tho blood. In every form Of
sCtoiulouB, ByphilitlC or metcufial dis.
eases, II 10 invaluable. For rheumatism,
has no equal. Sold by Logan { %, and
Charles Menkemellaf.
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DIED,

RoDINsoN-on Monday, August 30, 1870, at O'45 a.
NJ, ALEXANDER q ROBINSON, aged " years, II
months and days.
Funeral services at his late residence, No. GS s.,
Penn street, on Wednesday, septembCr |, at 10
AN. Friends Of tho family arc invited TO at
tend. Iuterment private.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-31

LADIES, We have taken the agency for
Harper's Bazaar Patterns, and have just
received full stock Of new and latest
styles. Please call and obtain catalogues.
When here, please examine the Queen Of
Sewing Machines, "The Standard"
Respectfully,
,EDw. l.. ROSE 4 Co.,
Il, EfoNdaTh and Whifa Machines
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Tnr Baltimore 4 Ohio will run excur.
sion trains 10 81. Clairsvllls Fair September
lot, I'd and Sd, See time Of trains elsewhere,
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For RENT.

No. ioI Fifteenth tlteOt rooms, ...H,..iisH +"
No. i9O3 ALLEY II, rooms, west Of MVOOIOV" IN "a
v ,it s.; :;Isi s;ssi SY.iSs ,iSiS rosia y y
No ill7 Main street, OuAlnCM hOlse WIN mn, onO
Of the beat hydraulic elevation IL Tue Cll"
No, 10 Fourteenth Atteet, rooms '.'''''''' "a NJ
No. 90 ERhLeenIh street. 6fOOnis., '..''""''' IN M
TO- 2los MAUI ttgel, isnV .,'Is W
No. p8g Alley q, Z fOOlna"."U',s.' ''"'''''""" Id
No, lOlI EOfftlfecl rooms ~
No. ia Alloy 10, . fOOiflA .''"''''"
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real EtAio Agent, Collector, aud holaiy ruT'"
HHS Oil6e NJ. l6l2 Satke l.t Nlt.---s--.
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AND
State Fair !
NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC |

CHICAGO, August 30, 1886.
To TIE PUBLIC! The statement having been made
and published IL nheel ing and Vicinity thAt our
d ,eSGd beef. for which the Wheeling beet Com.
pAny are agents, Is treated with ether and other
we hereby sRt9 that We DO not use, nor
have We ever used any ether or other chemicals
for the preservation OF Out meats, We do not u q,
nor have we ever uAGd, either directly OF Indirect.
y, by ourselves or agents, any substance whatever
fOr the preservation Of Our fresh meats other than
PURE, NATURAL Ice; except that In our TeihgOta.
tor cars, In which our meats are transported, we
use small percentage Of pure salt mixed with tho
Ice.
We hereby warn all parties against any false and
hurtful statements Fgatdlng Our methods Of re-
fflgeFalBg or preserving lneatsi and should any
such statements DO made or published Ia future,
we will pr seCuto tho parties responsible 10 the full
''' sow sWIFT & COMPANY,
ny, q. 4. SWIFT, President.
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grlsstse SaIss.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF NORTH END

TRusTEE's SALE OF NORTH END
l. RINK.
BY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust made by tlp whs.
Ing Roller Rink Association, corporation uatt,
the laws Of the State Of West Virginia TO M n
Trustee, dated April 20, 1886, recorded IN tLeuaCo
Of the t'lerk OF tho County Court OF Ohio IOuuT
West Virginia In Deed Of Trust hook 40 N X
page 2Sl, will sell ut the front door Of the COuN
House Of said county Oh
SATURDAY, THE 4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER l%
commencing at 10 o'clock A. 81, the following
property, that Is to say; Tho lease dated Febn,ry
], 1885, Tor term Of ten years On ali that paIrr q
ground situated at tho corner north Of liith snti
and west Of Main str ct In tho city OF NhpGlng,
beginning at tho point Of lntenGClon Of al
streets; thence north on the west llne Of Main
street Blxty.four feet; thence west parallel with
Fifth street one hundred and twelve feet; thence
south with u line parallel with the line Of ,hl
street TO the line Of Filth itrGet slGtyiOur iCyi,
thence east on Fifth street to tho beginning: 10,
gOther with tho building erected OH said ltNd
gtOund with all Improvements, fixtures, IEalps,
furniture aud all property Of whatever description
contained In said building, known Al the SOTh
End Rink.
". J. W. COwDEN, Trustee.
W IT HATIER AuItinnRnF ivD
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SATURDAY, THE 4th DAY OF sEpTEMDER, lgA
W. II, HALLER, XuCtloI
TRUsTEE's SALE.

II
By virtue Of two DEEDS S o. TL't MADE y ds!
ISsS. recorded in thn ollicc Of i6e rlefs Of i6e
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, in
Deed Of Trust Book No. - page 81 the second
dated April ., 1855, recorded In said Clicks Ole
III Deed OF Trust lEOk No, "a, page 49,, viii I0l
~ public auction at the lrOhI door Of Ihe Court
House oil Ohio county, on
rr,,nn,1, A.. o.,,, "A, ms nr,p1v,,rrp ,ssr
sAIUhpAl' sne ON D"A Vt 0'F ! "''"N''' '''O
commencing g. 70 SSlGGk A. ~ INC 9ST"S as
parcel Of ground lying aud being situate III tho
G!ty Of Wheeling, county Of Ohio aud 1i9ts OF VIZ
Virginia. more fully described as follows lhe
south hall Of lot numbered lofiy'tnHe uSl aiIu4e
on the eat side Of Market street on me hoIII ll9
Of Twenlyieyenth street, and a. me C9rnet o. tMl
streets; said half lot has frontage 81 twenty-five
(2S) feet on Market street and extend, back Of nn
even width, binding on twGnty'heVCnIh street Que
bundled feet TO anal!ey. ,.,.,u..a
The title Is believed 70 20 perfect ONt WI Ya
yey only tho Tue Ves1eu III me ny 'alu ueeu"
TERMS OF sALE-One'thIfu anu u much mVlq
as the purchaser elects 10 pay ~ cash on tue Gay Oh
sale, the balance IN two equal insAillnenn a. guy
and two years, notes bearing Interest from W. Gg
Of sale 10 DO given lot tho deferred payments, Wy
buildings 10 be kept Insured ior tue bclrl OF wy
deferred payments, and the Title rGIGiled uhuI
payment Ii made In full: ...,,,,.,,,, ,,-......
W., W. COWDEN, trustee,
". II. lIALLER, AuCtlOnCet. Al2
-. - =, - -, :, $40 CIID NC CL NTDp
TRU bT y L, SALE VI OEN4Ah
Il WHEELING PROPERTY,
Bv yirtuo Of Deed Of TruIt male by Austin
Mafev and juiIn 4, Malcy, his WIFE, 10 me ~
tTuStse' bearing daIo OIL Ihy IAN day Of May AID.
iS ana recorded In The office Of tho CLERK Of tho
i;niinIv CnmSt n Ohin roiiniv Weg Virginia, 10
DeSd n TIust H0ok Ma. %. mage lOd | will It VI
bubble auction Al Inc front door Of tho Court IlOuG
OIL Ohio county, West virginia, on
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAlNS-On and after may 30, lSS6-ExPLA.
NATION oP'REPERESCE MARKS. eDaily. tSunday
excepted. monday excepted. Wheeling time:
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Eupe.EgIettes.


Having sold uinG.tenlhs Of the Writing Machines
sold III tie State, we claim II clearly demonstrates
the superiority Of our machines Below we give
partial | II Of customers using themi
Daily lntelllgCnCer.
Daily Register.
News Letter.
W, r, hubbard, attorney.
Robert white, attorney.
Joseph Il. PAUL, attorney.
Russell Il Btliel, Attorney,
q. q. sturglEs, attorney, MOrgantown.
John A Hutchinson. attorney, PatkofSbuR.
Van Wink & Amber attorneys, PAEkefEbutg.
1,oOmls 4 Tayenlef, attorneys, pafkOtsbutg
". n. II Flick, U: y. District Attorney
Hannibal Forbes. U Commissioner
u, q. D0lllCkef, Clerk q. 9. Court, pAtkonbutg.
Clarence smith, Gle X Of Court, Falfm0nt
Q n. Clemens, CLERK OF Court pAlkenbufB,
i. q, Hbge, Clerk Of Court Hinton,
Manufacturer InttrAnCe Onpany,
Peabody Insurance company,
UudefWtltefA' Insurance Company,
AidenO1 4 Atkinson, Insurance. Agency,
hw, w DuhAWAy, lily Receiver,
Vance, Hughes Co.
XAfnlN BfUa DtOkeis,
junction IRON Works,
whitaker Iron Works.
tAughlll Iron Works
1ietWOOd Iron works,
A J Sweeney Il ION,
Hobbs IfOCkunlOt 4 Co,
For full Particulars In regard 10 terms Of sale and
W. '"' 4. L. ROSE 4 CO.,
auil Is TxNlilh Street:
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sATuRpAY, the pm pAY OF sEPTEMDER. lIl0

TERMS OF SALE nc.thl'd and Us much mO'4
as the purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash on the day
sale, the balance In two equal inStRllmGnE al one
aud two years, notes bearing Interest from Tie dAJ
Of sale 10 DO given for the deferred payments lh0
buildings 10 be kept insured for the benefit Of lae
deferred payments, and the title retained uhu1
payment Ii made In full. .,,,.,,,, 49,.
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by virtue Of Deed Of Tru,t made by Audln
Maiey and Julia A. MalGy, his wife, 20 me 4
1883 aud recorded In the office Of the CLERK Of IhO
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virgins, ~
Decd Of Trust Book No. ", page lOd, Will ~ y
public auction at tho front door Of tho Court LJla
NJ Ohm cntlnty Mnst Virginia, on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
ENGLIsH ooNsOLs.

LONDON, Oct. 2c.-oonsolsl closed Y higher,
at 100 1915 for money.
aTOtt<a AMI aONns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
In All Departments Large and Complete.

Texans IS 2ONS 10, lambs, s. 7b9s W.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. 20.-Catile--
Receipts 2ll2i shipments nome market
sioyi beat grades steady medium
good 10 choice ~ iOat 81; common 70 medium
~ 30@t 90; gtockerH 81 1902 70 feeding steers
81 B0a8 so; cows 81 6002 Co; grass range gteors
81 bb@5 20 H0ge- Iieeelpta l0,o3a; ahipments
NSi market demoralized and opened iO@lbg
Receipts go shipments none market steady;
good . choice 81 6O9s 90. common 70 medium
sr, LOUIS. Mo-, Oct 2o.--Cattle- Receipts
27O0; ahipmonts 1900, market for desirable
grades steady; otheTe weak choice native
eteers, ~ 50nf s0 fair 10 medium clippers,
81 70di 20; butohers' stoere, ~ OOmN 10; feed.
era, fair 10 good, " 60aJ 0oi atockera, fair
10 good, VI e0a2 20t Texae and indian
g. o0as 10 HogD-Receipts 10000 shipments
tstiona ruled hrm for few hours, declined 50
l5c, and eiosed weak NJ 81 5000 50. sheep Re
c0ipts ~ 900; ehipmenfs HOO, market active
and shade lower; common 70 extra y V03
NEW YORK, OCT 20.--Bseyos-- neceipts 100
carloads; magkct dnl and lOc per 100 pounds
lower Tor Inferior native steers and for al
grades OF Texas and Col0redo seer, but prime
steers nrmer; native steers ~ 7bn5 ~ fair ~
fair Colorado stoers 8 rs. S6Oep and
lainbs-Hecelpta " carloads no demand
for common ana ordinary offering and tho
market was among tbs worst OF the year for
selling interests; ordinary 10 good sheep 81 10
20 ordinary 70 choice lhnba V k3ag -,
HoRe-iteceipts i005Oi barely steady for i've
hogs at "a G045 10.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
---
Produce ana Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 20--Wheat strongeT
No. red cash 6l5sc bid, November w
May 72hc, Corn steady; No. cAsh .s'sc
bid; November 30c bid May 35i<c BID oats
nominal; 40 bid for cAsh,
I ST. LOUIS, NO, Oct, 20 Flour dun, steady
wheat active and weak; c?ened nrm on
favorable cable news, weakened; declined Aci
huotuAted within marrow range aud nnAby
closed tfdf lower than Yesterday, NO, req
December 7GlfG77c, closing I6Ac; May
$50 SIC, cisaing a5As bid. Corn fairly
active, weak; "a &c lower than yesterday.
"a, December 33kd83Kc ciOaing S5&c. oats
very dull, y lower; No. 2 mixed cash
esX; October 25A; November ~ bid
GIs Wool steady; medium clothing 323Nc
combing 25425e; low and coarse lta2xc One
light 2oa zoe; heavy nozzle; black l7a2tc. Pro-
vlsions-Quiet and tteady for everything OK.
sept PORK, which 10 lower az ~ 20; lard, " 0td
bit0e. Hnik meats, loose l0te, long clear ana
choft ribs e. 70, abort clear " ooi boxed lolA'
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drm long clear 50 e5a6 10; short ribs 81 500
s7S short clear 81 O0a7 10. Bacon strong
long clear 81 3507 40i short ribs 81 s041 g7h
short clear 81 B5a7 70, Hams steady NJ sl0ls
al2k Afternoon board; Wheat unchanged
Corn :. a 20 lower. Oats unchanged,
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct 20.--There WAS some
strength at the opening OF tho wheat market
10 day, but values soon became heavy under
too free speculative offerings, recodcd &c, and
closed nj the lnBide. Corn ruled weak, doclin
ing kc, with no featured. PrOYiAions showed
very little activity, prices ruling weak,
closed l08l5e lower for mesa
PORK and about BE- lower fos lard.
Flour unchanged, cash quotatiOngAs foliOwa
Wheat 7ls{a72Hc P0rk IS CO. Lard, 50 65
Short rib. looso 50 80; dry salted shoulders
s. lSa5 90, short clear sides W boM8 %
Whisky, 81 rs. Futures closed ae follows
Wneat-OetObeI 72e November IKE December
7lHc; May sikc. COrn-Oetober 53kci No.
vembuY aySc, December $50; May, 40sso
Pork --OCtOher 81 IS November, IS 675fj Decem-
her s. 70. Lard-October ~ go; November
IS Bzjs December " nv.
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Fg,ures, closed lSs quiet and 2 to spOin's higher
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CHICAGO, IT,. Oct 20.-Cattle- Receipts 900
shipments 2OO0, market SLOW and shade lower
shpplng steers s. 5CMb 20, stockefs and feed
ers 81 250B CO., cows bulls and mixed 81 bOn
40; bulk 81 3Da2 %; through Texans slow
cows and mixed g. 25ayg G5; stetrsi 81 70a
80s Western rangers slow, natives
and half breeds, IS 0oaA 90; cows 81 3sa3 O0i
wintercd Texans, s. 00Qf3 ~. HOge--Receipte
1900; ahipmonts 1900; market opened
sl6w l0ai5c lower; IS 1DNa a.. bhecp-iie-
ceiDts 1000; shipments 200Jj butchers, lbc
lower: native 60ai o., Western IS .ieaS 20;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

wHIsKY-lectiGed, 81 1901 90, as per proof
sour-mash, two year old, 81 0oal 20; three
year old, 81 9092 20; fancy, extra old whisky,
"a 0O05 co.
wooL-Fall wool. ak months clip, bright
medium 22ci light fnc DOC; coRrso l5dlsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
Galveston.

GALyEsToS, TEX. oct. 20. - oOttoB-spoi
closed frm.
Gross receipts, GILT bales.
Sales, 1861 bales.
Exports. 400 bales.
Stock, 7s,778 bales.
Low ordinary o. l6c; ordinary loci good
ordinary o 1866 low middling SO i6c middling
8 IS l6c good micdllng 3-l6c; middling faiI
CSC.
Sandy cotton 9aIc lower than above agures