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ScrOftula ofLuungs
Relieved.

lam now ~ years old, and have suffered Tor the
last hileCn years With lung trouble. Several
members Of tho family on my mothers side OF tho
house had died with consumption, aud the doc,
tom were NIL agreed in their opinion tina! had
consumption also had ali the distressing Symp.
toms OF that terrible disease lave spent thou.
sands Of dolaH to arrest the march Of this disease;
have employed all Of the usual methods not only
In my own case, but In the treatment OF other
members Of my family, but temporary relief was
all that obtkIned. Twas unit for any manual
labor for several years. by chance came into
possession Of pamphlet on blood and Skin
Disease" from the office OF Ewiit Specific Co., Az,
lRnla, Ga. A friend recommended tho use Of
swIit's Specific claiming thai he himself had been
greatly benefited by Its use In some lung troubles
resolved to try 1t. About four years ago com.
rnenCed 10 take 8, s, g. according TO directions,
found II an invlgontinE tOaio, md have used
about hity bottles! Tho rNuIls are most remark
able My cough has left me, my strength has re
turned, and weigh sixty pounds more than ever
did In my lilo, II has been three years since
stopped the nSe OF the medlnlng but have had
no return q the disease, and there arc no pains OF
weakness felt IN my lungs do the hardest kind
Of nIcchan work. and feel ~ well a. ever felt
npCe was u boy. These, know, are wonderful
statements 70 make but am honest when | say
that owe my existence aud health to-day 70
sWiit'a Specific. II " the only medicine that
brought mo auy permanent relief. ! do not say
that aWlits Specific will do this In cverg case, but
mOSt positively RHirm that II has done this much
to suffering humanity II had failed to bear this
ohOOrfIl testimony 70 the merits d this wonderful
medicine, am well known In the city Of Mont
go9ery, and can refer to some Of the best citizens
III inS T'm Ala, lima u. 1885 - - -'''''
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Dr. Felix Oswald, in Home and Farm,
inveighB against the ridiculous praGtlCs
which some laboring men have Of "swal.
lowing either a quart Of scalding hot coffee
or Convulsing their bowels with a dram oil
ardent spirits" He thinks Thomas
Carlyle, the great moral philosopher"
probably owed his lifelong dyspVptiC
mratyrdom 10 his incessant demands fol
tea, and concludes:
"In cold weather, work itself, /. {. active
exercise, ia the readiest way ofTaising the
temperature oil the system; and brain.
workers will derive moro benefit from the
warm coat and plateiul Of sweet cream
than from alcoholic toniCs and blazing
stoves, for there is agreat difference be-
tween cAlorlC food milk, eggs, fat, &c")
and hot tasting drinks and spices. The
one warns, the otheres eCorCh and scalds.
Bliaters will not save man from FREEZING
TO DEATH"
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Chs QateIh2elrer.
oliosl NoA. vs. aud a. goartssnth Street.
Sdroa free Prsu,


Two young DetroiLers, who are &C.
quainted with country schoolmaster hav.
ing a school about twelve miles from the
city were invited out to spelling.schoOl
q few nights since, and they took horse
and buggy and drove out. There was
large gathering OF farmers and an exciting
contest was looked for. Just previous to
the beginning Of the exercises young Eel
low, whose head would have bumped q six
loot mark and whose weight was about
l6e pounds, called one OF the Detroiters
aside and asked:
Are you two fellers going to spell?"
" guess So"
Purity good at IT."
~ think We can down you all"
lyon do, Ell? Now you look a.here?
I've come here tonight to spell this
school down, My gGl IS here to zee me
do It. | hain't no objections to your
spcllin' along till We come to the word
'cataErh, but after that you can't drop
downany too soon II either one O. you
fellows beat me you'd better have the
wings Of dove to fly out o. this, for III
ginye both the all.fredest licking two
dudes ever gotm
They stood up with him until all the
others went down, and then at a look iulI
Of deepest meaning both missed and left
him victor. When he had carried OFT the
honors he came around and said;
"MuCh obleeged, and hope you don't
feel hurt. Shouldn't have cared about it,
but Susan had her heart set on 1t, and
Sussn's got eighty acres OF land and
drove Of sheep.
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Tha p.Lnes nla.. 10 Ama.sa.

LONDON World
lit be true, as stated hY a contempt.
rary, that ths Prince oil Wales has been
SHARPLY rebuked" by the Queen for go.
iBgto the theatre at time when the
Court was in mourning, it is most sb'
surd fact. To think that q man, going on
iivs-and.forty years OF age, with grown
up sons and daughters, should not be a.
lowed TO exercise his own discretion IN
such matter, Is preposterous to degree.
1t Is said that on the trst night Of Faust"
the Prince eRdeavored to avoid OBJ.
ssrvRlion, and remained as much
Gs possible at the back Of Lady
de Grey's box, but he was there in the
theSter, and the reporters, taking into
consideration the highly respectable char
aCter Of his surroundings, could not b.
expected to divine his desire for privacy.
He'd His Royal Highness been present at
the other premiere then taking place,
where the genial Mr.. A. Roberts was
singing his Chaste diIties, his wish not to
he noticed would have been ineligible
When MGturin, the dramatist, was in the
throes OF composition, he used to stick q
black wafer on his forehead, as u sign no
one should address him. The Prince oil
Wales should wear black tie, or a coral
stud, or come other token, when he
would lain pass unrecogniZ9d.
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WluLor Eran.plantlng.



Large trees may be trnnsplanted with
tolgrable safety by removing large ball
OF frozen earth with the roots. A trench
may be dug around the tree two or three
feet from the trunk, late in the autumn,
sufficiently deep to sever all the larger
horizontal roots. The hole for the reCep.
ton Of tho tree should also DO dug before
the ground freezes; then in winter, at a
time when The soil at tho base Of the tree
is frozen sold, back the forward truck Of
q farm wagon against the trunk, lift the
tongue erect and strap It firmly to the
body. Then loosen the tree at the base
by digging under II sufficiently 10 cut the
tip.root. Attach rope near the top Of
the trunk, and by the aid Of q team the
tree may be lifted from It's bed and laid
PROSTATE, the heavy base resting across
tho axle OF the truck. Then hitch the
team to the rear OF the truck, and the tree
may BIO readily dragged to its place. AS a
thorough trimming will be necessary TO
CounterbalanCe the loss OF roots 1t Is a
matter Of economy To cut away a consid-
cradle part Of the top before the removal.
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HOME MARKRTs.
The Wholesale Prlcos Of All the VAFlous
Commodities,
lSTRI.II9ENCER OFTICE, |
WHEELING, Tuesday, Jan, %,

WHEELING. Tuesday, jan. 70. T
The grocery trade during the past week has
shown soms improvement In TACT, trade has
been better In all departments than fora month
past. Money Is still scarce, however, and colcc-
ti1uS are slower than they have been for q long
tins paAt, The advance In pork NOTED last week
still h0 dl W. aud " lust there has been change
are also made IN the cAnned goods, Dish and seed
quotations. Taken all around, tue local market
looks better than Tor some time past. The pTicgA
given below are subject to fluctuations during the
week.
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Troy Hllgrum.
Oleomargarineis greater enemy to the
farmers, and through them an injury to
our prosperity, than is generally imagined.
The figures Of the growth and sale Of this
bogus butter are truly alarming. In 1880
this country exported .30, $50, B55 pounds
OF butter and 20,O00,00O pounds Of oeo-
margarine, but ia 1855 the exports Of Oleo,
margarine nearly reached 3SOO0,0OO,
while the expectation Of butter declined
to 1893, l28 pounds. Fifty million pounds
is the present magnitude Of the man.
ufacture Of the bogus article, out Of
which dishonest men are evidently making
enormous fortunes. The law prohibits
Ehefraudulentsaie Of theimitation product,
but 1t goes on nevertheless despite the
exertions OF the nuthOritiOg 10 preyentit,
the claim being made that the law ia 30
full Of loopboes that 1t is impossible to
secure u conviction under 1t. The por.
petustion Of the dairy interests Of this
stata eau only be secured by tho most
complete protection in this particular
than can be given them, and the present
Legislature can undertake no m1rs neces,
sary task Ihaa-iG involved in filling the
gap In oleomargarine legislation.
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST,
4 LOUIS RAILR0AD-Pau Handle Route
Ia IS w
Time table LOT East and West CORRECTED 70 NOV.
., 1885, Trains leave Pan Handle station, foo! Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, ~ follows,
Central Standard ime;
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All ihlHa UAlIy eGvepl nunuAy,
lTainH leave Cleveland Tor Wheeling At 7ib0 q, IN,
9i0 p, M arriving at 4:3Sp, IN. and 7:bs :. m,
7, A. HORD,
Gen; Pass; and and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAME9 MCOREA, Gen0ERl MnnRRnF.
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EAST LIREsTY, Pa Jan, 26.-CattlG, receipts 3GiS
head; ShipnenS2,7g head; market slow al iast
weeks prices; q cars shipped to New York, HoW,
receipts II, go head shipments $500 head market
lalr on heavy slOw on light; Philadelphia Si g0i
iil; Workers 81 Goa il5 40 car, shipped 10 New
York. Bheep, receipts 600 head: shipments COZ
head; market dull aud jlc oil from last weeks
prices,
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Corrected 4! BY D. Q, LlT, u, pork packer, -Four


| dhOCkklEH,
Corrected by MILL 4 kILINGHAN Wholesale gro
Gers, corner Main aud Fourteenth streets
GTCen C0qee-FRpcy RIO per h., l2G; choice do
~ prime saSo no. s1ciSood Rio, sci ordinary, s4r
RCaiiea L3See-In paper, per ID, 1870; 800 II
bulk, Csc, ~
salan-S9ndsri oonlscuourrs, A, per Id, SIC
WINDSOR A, 64Gi refined yellow 6ajLSc; grRnulit
Syrups-UhOlCe sugar syrup, SOC; prime SuRaJ
Iyrlpr 2Sci glucose, &c.
!Rles1CGfollnG SIC; head rlceGJS broken rice, %
he'g 0g!e1p 4olaSsss-ChOiCe new crop Soc ;StFlcly
| prime iSCi prime, $50,
itas-iOung Tyson, per lb, 9la5OO; Runpowder
AaI5oi imperial 85a6vCi Japan, Barrier OOlOlg
2l47bc SOulhung, 2la6jC,
Cand!elIstaE, full weight, l2C; stearine per S0t
10; mould, per SGl, lie,
TiafDlr-ChOlcO cider, 100 per gal Stanlsr ri cItv
bmndS lOallo per gHl; country ilRlbC per GAL, Il
equality,
POOtsa, Wars-No. tubs, per dozen, 30; No. 2
tips neI d1Eeil, " oOi No, tubs per d0Seu, ESQ;
EhGop pals per DOZEN u CO., B.EoOp pals, Si76;
seee per nest 81 b0 butter tubs, 30 lbs capacity
y 6g do, ~ lbs capacity, 81 "; do, % lbs capacity,
~ 20; Wash6OardS, plain, 81 Goal rs; WaSh60anlS,
patent, pcr dozen, q 60aa 10.
LdnnsI GOOds-PiO peaches, 3 lbs, 81 10, peaphes
l9s, u oOll 9Oi tomatoes lhS, bakers s. 10; sweet
corn SOCi WillslOW corn 81 ~; BAkers corn 81 10:
strawberries, u.s. g. Isl blaGkbeTries lbs, 81 %
rlspbOrEics, 2 lbs, q %,
,,o,Cr,, ,S ~ tuyVAub ~ lV4LlV lOI pIlWt
WESTERN " Snd !2G ioT lull cream sweltaer lGSa
~ TTOIg 70 qMA!ty LimburgeF l4ci Factory
wi SGt'lV ES E y y. GIeese llllu ~,
,I H"N NV meulum WGHketOl " W. NO. 2 me-
u' p.I,,,ssN ~ ~, ia, =, a,
al n n, fnn SiI ~ 'u' medium VI S1i mix
w We aoina ~ ,,o,T ~ ..o, =. a.,
h, ST.,S oin, VI uIuOhy heeu a. " 10 per
~ G,st Sl''eF euS" Seeu " wi large " VOi rs
"SH,HWHH nm M, ma.
sNVNui VT pDi wy extra lloF Dbl VI b5i dairy
W. M Y T GsEn4S SsSS ~ - r. Pef GacE'
pJjs,pa. IN a. w ~ HIM M;
is.sa I, W. W ~ cta0AppIe SlO Nal3W
NaS1StyyThSal S SS ~ Ia ~, So,o
ppS,S,,tsLN ISSI t% t TSs = n ~ ,..,,.
nn,,nII. IsiIv ~ ny, rrnei apple DuIler t1Sc per
'EItSLFeHuTtI 5ap Ty fn1 Cio,oo ,vt,,o,
VOL Ai'A0Fy nuts u gal q POI buSAOl'
These prices Arc baSol on ,rho,cs0le ,r.,,.o,lo,.
ohls day subject ID tncIIntlonS no H. s1
CJffUCci Nv IL 4 MRvpn Se,,nsat '' a S,'S VIZ,
nerChaut, "a, q Twelfth SiT,,ee 'NN''''A''Ou
ADDleGNoW fancy 81 mi "a NOR hb,. doD,.,,
better, FS' WI "Vu'""u
Iuilfr-Oood creanerv Oh. Irosh oour,.,, "a ,e,.
nouiInDn sSI1S wv ''"'N s"""AI A0AiOci
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commissioners Sales,
-5IlISsIONER's SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE,
- n, West ylr,niG, Ohio County 'o-wlt' In
s1 rr1li count Of said county
ls fdmblr and George W.
.llu o. rsrtntrs ~ rnmble 4 LutI In Chaneery,
,-r.,n A Fair and Othen,
,,.nt A decree entered IN ,ald court In the
" I1,.f,,d cause, on the lyth day OF september,
b. l" t. iibtrr,igIled appollled special Com
- w Yer In liz purpose, viii, on
'a .'',g51Y I'M s0TH DAYOF JANUARY, 1850,
- sac" acnrat 10 o o'clock 4. n sell at public nuG-
pmH .n lrouI door Of thr Court IIOuAe OF Ohio
unn' ~ INA, ,nlIOWiug described real eSiate
tJIa, .i9lh onc-hali Of the lot numbered two
~ ..,,uuu.bcrud ore Of Baker and CaITOlls
la 49,. 'h',fIr cry OF Wheeling said half lot
ill.' f,ulIl on MC;UllOCh street Ol twenty teet
%, D,s,'g,ltgg hack 10 ln alley IN tut rear.
lIi Wv 49, -Oue.thIrd and " much more Of
l..r,rrht,s money as The purchaser elects " pay
l5 I'M iur duy Oi sale, the balance " Two equal
20 .A,,,g'5,S A, tx and twelve mouths, tho pur'
l' ,.tt g.y, note, barring ilteTeNt from tue nay
g.-... vith ,aIriy approved by the Commission
W 'ar ihrItitiTti payments, -, ,,..,,,,,,,,,
Special Commissioner,
90 n MAILER. AutdoneeF
,'.,tg t,,,ily that the above named special
., lai I has given bond according 10 law h
t"Ii..s,i M sid dGcIGu OF sale. -,
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"srAbDiSa's GLUE" handy and useful.
A drunkard has no grounds for display.
ing his reel state.-M Y. Journal.


Amour three years ago the agent for
ACker's English Remedy first called al
this town, and since then the number Of
testimonials that have been sent 10 Logan
4 Co., and Charles MCnkomeller con.
corning the merits Of the Remedy, and the
many cures effected surprises them. They
wish it to be thoroughly understood that
for Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Group,
whooping Cough, all PhtbisiCal troubles
they have never known It's equal, and pos.
lively guarantee It. TTiisdw
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Why is Africa like u creased policy Do.
cause 1t is IN unhealthy cline.


The receipt Is simple. You have only
to take q violent cold, and neglect 1t,
Abernethy, the great English surgeon,
asked lady vino told him she only had 4
cough; "What would you have? The
plague2" Beware Of "only coughs" The
worst cases can, however, DO cured by DR.,
VIM. Halls BAlsam for the Lungs. In
whooplng cough and Group 1t Immediately
allays irritation, and is sure TO prevent d
fatal termination Of the disease. Sold by
drugRists,
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They were Married on suov,hO'',

Miss Mile Connop, oil Lake City, and
Oscar Olsen, Of Aninas Forks, were mar.
ried on the summit Of the divide, al All al
tiiuds Of 1900 feet, the party being on
snoWshoeS. Mics Conner agreed to meet
Mt. Olsen on the summit, bringing her
friends with her, and Mr.. Olsen was TO
approach the summit with his friends,
coming Up on the opposite side Of the
mountain. The bride left Lake City &C..
Uompanied by her two brothers, and Olsen
left Animas Forks at the same hour &C.
CompAnled BY Rev Father Ley, Of Silver;
ton, and a few friends. The only way oil
scaling the snow.Coveted mountain was
on shoWDhoes, and the climbing was
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fatiguiDg, The groom and the minister
arrived first at the designated meeting
point, but they did not have long to wait,
for the bride aud her brothers were soon
observed nearing the spot, trudging along
cheerlly. Miss Commons seemed less
fatigued than any other member Of the
party. After q short rest Father Ley per.
formed the wedding ceremony with as
much impressiyeness as ii II had taken
place in church.
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Rev. II. II. FAinALL, D. D., editor Of the
iO,cd litihodisi, says edllorially, In the No.
vembor 1888 number Of his paper; 1--WE
have tested tho merits OF Ely's Cream
Balm, and believe that by n thorough
course OF treatment, 1t will cure almost
every case OF Catarrh. Ministers, as q
class, are afflicted with head and throat
troubles, aud Catarrh seems more prevalent
than ever. We cannot recommend Ely'B
Cream Balm too highly.
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Fon lame back, side or chest, uge ISL

FoR lame back, side or chest, use shi.
loh'a Porous Plaster. Price 70 cents.
SHILoHs CouGu and Consumption Cure
10 gold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption.
SnnOrs vITALIzER Is what you need
Tor Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dias.
meas aud al symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and "a cents per bottle.
GROUP, wuOoplNG tOruH and Bron.
qhitls Immediately relieved by shiloh'h
Cure.
Sold by Laugblin Bros. & CO., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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a III. to Make tho lawyers Laugh,


Some years ago case for damages was
being tried in the Circuit Court oil NJ
county, ILL.,, wherein Mrs. Mary c., an
estimable, sharp.spoken and hale old lady,
was the plaintiff, and the commissioners
OF highways Of her township were tho do.
fendants. The damage claimed YVES for
opening a road through the orchard on
the farm OF Mrs. c.. The honorable
John o. p, a precise and scholarly
lawyer, was conducting the case for thu
old lady. lie had IL reputation with the
bar and among the people for using ele-
giant language, with great politeness, 10
propoundtng questions to his clients OF
their witnesses, On the examination OF
the old lady he took occasion to prove the
title Of the property damaged to bs in her
name, and ina very impressive maRnerGd.
dressed her the following question:
"Did your husband die seized in fec Of
the premisea2'
To which the old lady promptly an.
swered;
mo, sir; he died with the rheumatism"
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Whitter's beautiful ballad contains a
touching allnEion 10 the many cares and
sOTOws which wear upon tho "heart and
brain" OF q wife and mother. Thousands
d weary suffering women have found Dr.,
Pierce's "Favorlte Prescription" u mar
velouS reGuperaor OF wasted strength, aud
Of sovereign efficacy in all those derange.
menls and maladies peculiar to their sex,
by reason Of which the vitality Is gradu-
ally sapged, and the cheek robbed prema-
turely OF its gloom. Price reduced to one
dollar. BY druggists.
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What composers music is most suitable
for the hand.organp Hsndel's, Of Course.

LOGAN 4 Co., and Charles Menkmel.
Ter tell Of n remarkable, cure effected by
Acker's Hood Elixir; a gentlemen was
literally Coveredw with sores brought on by
negleCiing his system; ulcers or boiis
came out all over him, but a thorough
course Of ACker's Blood Elixir cured hin.
They also say that they Will warrant this
as being the best blood medicine that
can be bought, II is always certain 10
cure Syphilis In iLs worst form. 1t Is pos
iuvely guaranteed. TTliNw
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An ElrGsat Estsas. tsom a Letter.

Punctuation is still lost art to a fow
society lights. An elderly lady who had
invited u hvorit0 nephew to spend New
Years day with her did not understand
from his written apology tina. he was
suffering from an attack Of erysipelas,
The note read; "Desr Aunt; ehoud
certainly have been with you had been
well evennOw am great pain while !
write nv nosa.n
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yields no pearl that can excsed in beauty
teeth whitened and cleansed with that In.
comparable dentriaee, tho fragrant S0Z0.
DON'T. Nor Is coral roster than the gulns
in which such teeth are set. So say the
ladies, who are the best judges in nuCll
mnkLprR.
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The pnt week hiss been slow ono at Hudson 4
Bayhgt yards except In hogs. The quotations are
GIitc-l O0l 10 LOO lbs, stock 3alc per lb. 500
70 0OJ lbs. Salc per ID. 200 10 800 lbs 2O per h.
LOBs-Matklt active; 3ISa3JAo Der ID.
LtrRbs-GOOd At 3aig Ter ID.
Llltrg--S3 Oga6 o. Der hpAd
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a young lady Is not always as white as
she's painted.
HoraEord'S Acid hO,pnate-AdmIrab Re.
suits In FsysrS,

DR., ]. ], Ryan, st, Louie, Mo, says: ~
invariably prescribe it in fevers; also 10
c1nvaletcenCe from wasting and debilitat.
ing diseases, with admirable results. |
also find Ii tonic 10 M enieebled condi.
ton OF the genital orgaus,"
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The best Salve Ia tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RhOum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and pest.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % Centa per
hnT. For sale nv Logan n On,
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BtOAdItullI aud rrovlBlonl.


NEW YoRE, jan. &.-FlOtlr, receipts 10 ip3 bar.
relsi exports hj barrels 500 sacks; market llfi
sales 1900 barrels. Wheat rCCe pts go bushels
exports ~ 90 barrels spot los advanced iAi 1{c
Is 900 bIshels Oispol; No. spring d W; uhgrGded
red S7a9OJj No. Z red glJsgi M. white NIEri
No. 2 red February. sglSagll c, closing at Ql9Soi
March 9lIia99l{ closing az gsNoi April VA
09aV1Sko CluIngaL 9issc; December q Oi1fal 6SIS,
clOslnB Ut Sl0ih Corn, spot steady and quiet;
options opened faNo higher, bat later iGll back
SAC, cl0slng steady receipts 5000 bushels OK.
PofS 100 bushels tales $4,000 bushels d futures;
BSUlj bushels Of spot ti1graded iga5JO No. q 4,k
A4Sjloi steamer laISAtS)5gi steamer yellow .lghoi
steamer white tSIsoi No January Sla5l4O Ollsllg
s "a ES EHOjfl i SSSqs e. AsfS
aud moderately active; receipts 6ifg bushels e1.
ports 2gO bushels! mixed western GI4aSSI
do iQai,c. Stocks OF grai1 In store JANUARY 40
wheat 19S 5In,hSi, so,g 'SS 5li.h ,Is
il7,12l bushels mali, l1ilii bushels, Hay steady
and demand lalf q tOc. HOPS gnlet. COgec, Op
lions ilTn And qnlet sale, ii,2O bags la91 40
&C., SGs S sSS S AS? G iS s SS
Ing, 57.lgC; refined dull oil. A 6jic standard
A G&l6ci, powdtfed ONa5ltc, MOIIse.
q!HIlct rsaa veal; Io' 10 e t 5eH An IN
&a hise s,ay IalloT steady ~ hSs!n 6
quiet and ftm; mess Sl0 siIaiO Isi GlegI back
Sl22b, Cut meas hgmJ pqEled bellies bhaSlfc
GFd .hAde lower and dull western steam go 20
March 6.iia6.4go; ApfIll' E.biaS,ilcj Nay go
6,6OCj June 0BA6.6SCi August GeAe.Bbdl cit!
steam sac, Butter quietan very steady western
l2ASac Egin creamery 8iAa5c. LhoeSe iltm ant
rather quiet; Western fiat awe.
BALtlaOaE jan. % i-WheAt, western higher an,
n'meT, No. winter red spot bIlfo bid, IAnuRt,
s7IfasSCj February @aS8N6i March Sq3tAq0Oi Vi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-26

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