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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-16
ANNUAL rEAnopY lNsr1ruTE
To be Held In This CITY Next lveok-Llst of
Instructors.

To be Held In This CITY NGxt Iveek-LIst of
Instructors.
The annual Peabody Teachers' Instl.
tute Tor the independent school district Of
Wheeling and tho county Of Ohio, Is to
be held here next week-Thanksglving
week, Gg usual. II will commence on
"wednesday, the 2l.h, inst, continue
Thursday Thanksgiving morning, and
all day Friday, the goth, inst. there
will be both day and night sessions, the
latler being devoted to popular lectures by
leading educators. State Superintendent
Morgan has left In the hands Of City
superintendent Anderson, the work Of
arranging the necessary details, and they
will be satisfactorily attended to by that
official. The Institute will probably be
held In one oil the churches OF the city.
The programme has not been entirely ar
ranged yet, but from what iB known Of 1t
and the ability oil those whose names are
to appear on It, the indications are that It
Will be one oil the most interesting insti.
tutes ever held here.
Among the instructors will be Professor
Little OF Washington, D. O., whoSe spec.
ialty 10 chalk drawing. Professor Vena-
Bile, oil Cincinnati, author OF the history
bearing his name, and Prof. z. L. White,
Superintendent Of the schools Of CinCin-
natl and author OF Whites ArithmetlCs.
Miss Ella Dillon Of this city will instruct
In elocution and reading. The scholars
of the various grammar schools will fur
nish the music.
These institutes should be we'll attended
and appreciated by the teachers and older
scholars as they can be made, In case the
proper interest 10 shown, occasions Of
great benefit to those engaged in teaching.
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yl,lble trn,n supply.

oulCAoo, Nov 16.-Thp Secretary Of
the Board Of Trade reports the visible
rupply Of grain in the United States east
Of tho Rockies and In Canada for tho
week, With changes from lRAt week, 10 be
40 follows. Wheat, is, 100000 bu.; In.
crease, $4,000 bu. Oorn, IL, 100, 900 bu, /;
increase, 1854 bu. Oats, 5,BlG,0OO bu, F;
increase, 4i,0OO bu, Rye, $4,000 bu. do!
crease, 29OOO bu. Barley, 2,6Ql0Ol bu. i
increase, ll2,000 bu,
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TnE story Of the Wheeling Durglarles Of
1884, told at length aud accurately in TO-
days ISrELLlaENcER ss tho result Of LIZ
own investigations, ia something for tho
people Of this city to think about. II such
things could happen in 1Ss4--the
thieves taking about all they wanted, dis
posing Of 1t al thctt convenience aud
leaving town when thoy got resdy-they
eau happen in 1856 unless the police are
more vigilant. The burglars Of 1884 did
not stand in grOSt awe Of the police.
The business housed Of Wheeling
being located as they ere on much used
thorOuShtareg, It ought to bs very nsGrly
imposaiblo to plumber them by burglary.
Tho course OF Messrs. Stone 4 Thomas
since the rObbsry has been highly credit.
able to them. Dssirous as they were to
recover any part Of their goods, they were
unwilling to accept restitution in any way
that ssvored compouuding felony.
Rather than seem to do wrong they pre-
tsrol to stand the whole los,. 1t ls not
always that business men take this view
oithsir obligations to society.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of tho Water aud Movements of the
IlOatS.

5tAku VI thu "htuF hHu uAuNeIuentb OI tue
BOatS.
The Ida Smith, Captain Brady Nor.
gan's Raven Rock and Marietta packet, is
at Parkersburg having model head put
on her.
Tbu.e Ia bnilding at Parkersburs pack.
ct 100 feet IN length, % feet o inches
beam aud 5 feet inches In depth, that Is
to be named the Sallle. She will have
the machinery OF the sallie j. Cooper on
her. She Is to be taken 10 an Indiana
trade. ..
The river is again falling. Las! ntgth
the marks indicated depth in the chan.
mel Of 0 feet 2 inches.
The Smoky City, Persey Kelsey, Ed
Roberts, Coal Valley, Rescue, Onward,
Hornet, Twilight, Belle MCGOWAN, Tide,
Enterprise, Beaver, James Gilman, Frank
Gilmore and Seven Sons, ol the coal fleet,
passed down yesterday with good sized
tows for the stage OF water.
All the local packets were on time yes.
terdsy In arriving and departing.
At Pittsburgh the river Ia falling, and
the same report comes from all points
above there.
The o. W. Bachelor is this mornings
packet for Pittsburgh.
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To Hit Cleveland wlth-aInryland Demo.
crnts Dissatisfied.

To Hit Cleveland wlth-aIaryland Demo.
crnts Dissatisfied.
WASHINGTON, Now 15.-Col. L. v.
Baughman, wealthy and popular man,
and a sonin.law Of Mr.. Abel, the propoie-
tor Of the Baltimore Sun, was tho Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress in the Sixth
Maryland district against Mr.. McComag,
Republican. Col. Baughman reduced
MCComas' msjority about 300, but failed
to get there by q few hundred votes. He
explains his failure as follows: "The re-
cent elections have exploded one OF Mr..
Clevelauds pet theories-tha. 1t was only
the politicians who were opposed 10 his
policy. He has found out that the people
are dlsgusted with II as we'll.
When began my Canvass knew that
there was considerable feeling manifested
among Democrats against the Administra.
tion, but had no Idea how far 1t oxtond-
ed until l began TO hear from my friends.
II receivedone reCsivod ever 200 letters
from prominent Democrats in the district
telling me that they were sorry | had to
be used as the instfnment, but they could
not vote for me under the circumstances
they wished 10 rsbuke tho President iu
Washington for bis course 10 ignoring his
party. I confess could not blame them
much, but did notrelish being used as Il
club TO hit Cleveland"
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov, 15.-secro.
tary Metcalie, Of the State Board ol
Health, returned from the cAttle.plagued
districts OF Clinton county to-day, where,
in connection with pr. D. Il. Salmon,
Chiel ot the bureau OF Animal Industry
at Washington, he made q thorough in.
vestigation into the disease. DR.. Salmon
says 1t is not pleuro-pnoumonis, but yer.
minous bronchitis, very contagious, and
frequently fatal, Tho post tnortem in
EACH case dlfelosed thousands Of small
hair'llke worms, from one ~ two inches
In length, In the bronchial tube. The In.
fected cattle are quarantined, and 1t is
thought that the disease will be checked.
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A SLICK SWINDLER.
CHURCH. people v1crlMrzrp
10 the Extent of over ss,TOO-Io Works on
tho sympathIss ofths Pastors of Fifty. .
three Congregations = Working
for the Poor Heather.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, l5.-"Rsv." VIM.
Smith (colOrsd) was to-day committed 10
prison without bail 10 snswer at court
a number Of charges OF larceny aad fraud
In swlndling various churches and their
congregations. Smith admits that pastors
OF tlfty-three churches Of various demon.
nations fell victims to his wIles and that
his schemes have Rstted him 81, 700 in the
past two years, His tayorite method was
to introduce himself as worker In the
missionary hsld Of South Africa aud he
invariably received an invitation 10 ad-
drsss. the congregation. He would
then inform his hearers that In the Airi-
can regions under his care 1t was
y general custom among the natives TO
throw the supsrtluous female children into
tho river to feed C'oCodiles, aud il was his
aim to found home for these uuiortun-
ates in their own country, At the end OF
service he stood at the door with his hat
IN hand, receiving contributions. " was
shown that hG obtained from a number Of
churches In the city various amounts,
ranging from So TO $25, A note book
found in his pocket showa that he col.
lected 81 800 In Boston and $500 In BalH-
more for bis African asylum, and that
towns throughout this State and Now Jer.
1ey were VlCtlmlSel to the extent Of $50 to
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CROOKS CAMPAIGNS
Against tho ApachSs-Hls Request to
Relieved OF Ills Command.

akuiubt thu hIuVuos-hb houuOsG TO De
Iscileyed OF Ills Command.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-A special dispatch
from ~ PGso, Tex, published here this
morning says; On March 20 last General
Crook telegraphed General Sheridan from
New San Bernardlno, Mex that the only
proposition that the hostiles would enter.
tain were that they should be sent east
for not exceeding two years, with their
iamlliOsi that thsy Ghould all return to
the reservation upon tho old status or
that they should return to the war path.
General Crook accepted their surrender
upon the first proposition and telegraphed
for instructions. General Sheridan re.
piled that tho President could not assent
to the termg and ipp!{uatod General Crook
to renew Negotiations for unconditional
surrender. On April !, in reply to a tele.
gram from General Sheiidan disapproyins
his plaus, General Crook answered that
be believed iiia plan the most likely 10
succeed In the eud. He concluded: ut
may DO, however, that I am too much
welded to my own vlews In the matter,
and as have spOnt nearly eight years oil
the hardest work ot my lite In this depart-
ment, | respectfully request that may
DO relieved IRON It's command" These
facts have Just been received from au
authoritative source.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-16
A MARINE SIYs rERY.
A Schooner Found on Reef with Not
Slnrln Nnnl m IinnrL

"a SShuuhoT Huuuu WI u AteeI WIN MOI u
slnElO Soul 90 board.
CHICAGO, Nov 15.-A marine mystery
goldom heard OF 10 reported irom RsCsn.
Ola. Saturday morning Capt. Coleman,
Of tho schooner Moonlight, reached that
port and reported sighting q large vessel
on Whales back reef, flying Bipnal Of
dlstreBS. The tug Delta went oIt and
towed her 10 EJCanaba. Tho y9wl was
gone and therp was NO one aboard, the
Vtew haYlhE abandoned tbs vessel without
even waiting TO secure their baggage. The
yeseel was not damaged and has not
leaked 0 drop Blncs she waa released,
Eothug hsa been heard from tho crew,
About the only solution Of the mystery
that suggests Itself 10 that the crew leit
the vessel after she struck the reel to Oh.
tain assistance, and were either drowned
or have lAhded Of bonae point and have
not made Known there whereabouts, Ths
part thai they would be most likely 10 10
10 10 EscAnaba, but ag the wind was blow.
Ing strong from the NotthWafd they have
gone 10 Menomlnee or some other point
on Green Bay, II they teauhsl Memo.
mlnOO \ 10 possible thai they secured 1
tug and are now even searching for The
vessel, ,'
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BIG WINNINGS ON TUE TURN,
DvyqF llrothersr slahlGs fake in saOs, ,slO.1O
for the seasOn's Work,

nv sNNhNN'N.S " 'NAAl
NEW YoRK, Noy. l5.-The Dryer
Brothers, Of Brooklyn, according to the
advance proofs Of Goodwin's Official Turf
Guide, bayo won s2OS. .64O.lQ on tue turf
this year. OF this aaosmous sum the
9.yeSrold fremont furnished s4OO55;
Inspector B., 8yearold, sSS,7OO; Dew.
drop, 8 year old, $277s5; Miss Woodiord,
yoan, s91, $50; Hanover. 2 yOsvs, sl4,.
6s5; Millie, a years, sl9, ,439i Bessie June,
8 years, $0,G50; Winitred, a years, $1,000;
Ferona, a years. $685. Pontiac, $S,O25,
and Agnes, 5000.
This cum Ia ths largcat ever won In this
country by a single stable. The Dwyer
brothers had phenominal success In
the beginning u tho season, but their
troubles began when Dewdfop died and
Miss Woodford hHpkp down. Their ex.
penees haYe been enormous, aud II is
doubtful Il they made great deal OF
money when tho prices paid for the RAN
Cccas horses are considered. Their win.
nings In 1885 were $7S,227.
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POI.ElGN NEWS,


Russia DlSplOnSod With Kalnoky-Tho Hui.
Karian Question,
sr. PETERSBURG, Now 15.-1n sOmi.of.
ficlal circles here Count KGlnoky's
speeches made a bad impression. Rus.
sian Diplomatic circles consider that
Kalnoky had no right 10 refer To what
Austria had done In view Of Russian 90.
cupation Of Bulgaria, neeing that the Rus.
sian Government had never susgested tho
occupation oi Bulgaria. Sill, the Coy.
ernment adheres 10 q pacific programme.
Some eminent officials have advised tho
CsAr 10 inStruC! Gen. KSulbars to adopt
less absolute tonO 10 meet the friendly
disposition Of the Bulgarian Government.
Meanwhile Russia will continue to dlsrB.
gard tho acts oil the 9obnnje. Russia
dlsapproveB tho candidacy Of 4 MoGklen.
burgh Prince or Tile Duke oi Cumberland,
and will await reaction In favor ol the
RuRBihn candidate, ..
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In PESNaYLyANIA during the current
yssr the Woman's Christian Temperance
Temperance Union has prosecuted an &C.
tvs, though quiet campaign against the
Issuing Q. liquor licsnSeu, They have
made their stand in the courts and been
largely instrumental in having OSiapplica-
tlons refused out of 1854, Iu i've Coun.
ties where license was issued last year
none could be procured this year. The
women are going to keep up the 6ght.
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WORK OF THE GnANp jury.
About an Equal NupAsr of True and Not
True Hills Returned,

About an Equal NumAsr of True and Not
True Dllls Returned.
The first Grand Jury TO meet in the
new county quarters did not signallze the
event by returning any bills Of a specially
Sensational nature, excepting the one
against Policeman Watson. The list Of
ofierses contained In the indictments re.
turned are none Of them, hardly anything
more than minor ones. II wac about 10
O'clock when the grand Jurors drawn for
the Hnt term Of Court to bc held In the
Public Building got TO their room and
proceeded to busineRs by making Dr.. 7.
II. Logan foreman, About 8 o'clock the
following were returned,
TRUE BILLS.
George straus, petit larceny. Straus ia
the youth who tapped the till OF DurSt's
confectionery.
license.
Ida Holiday, keeping a house Of i'll
iatne.
Daniel Lash, carrying concealed wsSp.
ona. This Is one Of tho individuals al.
rested In connection with tho theft, OF
cushions from B. 4 o. cars,
Frederick shRllCross, ioY removing and
destroying tin adVertisipg signs Of Schultz
4 o., the Poap men.
John barr, building stable on and
obstruChng tile Cumberland road without
permission.
Hsnfy B,ownlce, burglary. Ca Oslo.
Der q he catered aad stole q coat from
Thornlon's restaurant,
Henry Tut, petit larceny. lie ia
charged with stealing small sum OF
laoney from one George g, Mlnor.
Leon Van WslG and Louis Young, petit
larceny. Their thleving exploit Of last
week 10 etill itesh IN the mind Of the pub.
lie
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LoSPoE, Nov lS.-Tho Pol thil morn,
ing has an angry article on Henry Ward
Beecher's statement to an interviewer cou.
cerning England. 'lMr. Bsooher,p says
the Post, 'seems 10 have fallen into bad
company. He mistakes the tin rattle OF
q few noisy asCEarians for tho mind OF the
British people. The Lowell interview
presgnts happy and timely contrast"
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The telegraph brings narrowing story
Of boarding house life in New York, This
time it is u chicken that disturbs the peace
and makes suudry jobs for the surgeons,
Next wc 0hAlI hear that a boarder has
drawn tho oyster in the soup and been
pouncsd upon by everybody a. the table.
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souA, Nov l6.-lt is rumorOd hcre
that Russia Is mobiliEtns troops. General
KaulbarS has demanded the dismissal oi
the perfect and sub'pOrisCt Of PhtllipOp.
polls because The patrol, late at night, die.
armed aud conducted 10 The 1ussia vonsu,
late a Russian eayAss who had refused 10
give his maine or tho pass word whom
nhAllenRel.
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Reader, can you believe that the Crea.
TOT allllCls ons.lhlrd Of inAnklnd with a
diseaGC Tor which there 10 no remedy 7
Dr.. II, Y. PletCe'B "Golden Medical DIS.
Coyefy" has cured hundreds Of cases oi
consumption, and men are living to-day
healthy, robust menv-whom phyEclans
pronounced inCutAble, BECAUSE one lung
Was almost gone. Send 10 cents III Rtainps
i0t Dr.. pleFCe,a book on consumption aud
kindred affections. Address Worlds Dis.
penSary Medical Association, OO3 Main
street. BuRalc, N,Y tuiF
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PtTrsnuRon, Pa, Nov 15,-ThomRG
freeman, the old man who mySterlOuSly
disappeared In this city about two weeks
since, while on route 10 his homelu Paris,
ILL.,, called at the Mayors office last night
and was taken In charge by tho auth0Ii,
Ties. He was found wandering almlesBly
around the streets ten days ago and was
sent 70 All As VAgrAut, The authorities
pRnt him home to-day,
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what's better ior a wound than saliva.
tlon gll7 Echo answers, "what7D We
AnaweE! Nothing" '6o say we all ol
us, 90 Say we allV Only 26 cents,
A poor unfortunate 10 Milwaukee 10
said 10 have Bneessd himself 10 death
Alas poor creature, living In the light oI
The ninBteenlh century aud never heard
Of Df, Bullg Cough Syrup, Well, thiA Il
more than Egyptian dafknsSs
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TuEY have no longer an Oliver P,
Morton in Indiana, but the Republicans oI
tast State don't intend to be triasd with,
once upon limo the Democrats tried to
stea! the State Of Maine and had their
fn,en burnt.
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PATTI, being once more in the land oI
the free, says this is beyond doubt the
greatest country on earth. Yet Patti
shakes the dust from her dainty feet as
sooa as the season Is over and goes back
to spend her good American dollars.
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4 llusllSn scheme.

PHlLLtpoprOLts, Now 15.-Ths exami.
nation oi o number ol persons accused ot
conspiracy has revealed the is0I .AaG an
extensive revolutionary scheme, which
was iOsleted by the HuSBlan consulate,
haa been nlppsd In tue bud by the dis
onyeTy Of tie plot,
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Tho United Labor party in Philadelphia
has determined to run q candidate for
Mayor, and curlously enough 1t leans
l.!Io more to q lawyer than to anybody
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NEw YORK, Nov 15.-FtanClu btCCabs,
the Doodle alderman WHO was lGBe week
adjudged insane, secured his release on
ball from Ludlow direct Ill this afternoon,
The felultel bond was 10000.
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OAlRo, Nov l5.--Tho DstvlShss have
abandoned The country between DOnRola
and Wady IIallA and dOasrlera from their
ranks arc continually entering tue British
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A THOROUGHLY comfortable Bulgarian
throne would be attached to balloon, al
WAVE ready 10 ssil out OF the country on
abort notice, Any other sort ia dslusion.
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Democratic politicians begin to look on
Virginia IS a Vanishing quantity West
Virginia hGrseli is not inEepsrably Joined
TO her idols,
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ThU iIusslaI Autogtnt.

EOyiA, Nov la,--aan. Naul6arS has Dc.
clAtsd the vial Of the BOurVAG plOtlefs
null and void,
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COpESrAnEN, Nov. i5.--lI Is stated on
authority that Prince wAldemSr 10 person.
ally willing 10 accept tho throne Of Bal.
gafia,
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Eight hourS, q and one bottle Of 81,
JAeoba Olll lot lhS NoEklngmah,
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II would take several Of the Chicago
scbillinga to make a pound sterling,
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llorsiord'S Acid Phosphate.

FOR lthphltou tIhlly'
, Dr. F, gkillem, Pulalkl, Tenn, sAysi ~
think u % ArelIAble medicine fOr inpaitst
yllAllty,n
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Che Glstsuiastrrer,

oaleo, Nos, s5 and 81 Fourteenth street,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
PROVISIONS.

BUTTER Creamery, 3i935c; dairy,
16@20c; butterine, 3@l6; country,
l259lSc, according to condition.
CHEESE Prime flats, &c; New York
factory, Sc; full cream, l2lc; Y. A.
l2@c.
MESS PoRK-Old, 50 5000 per bar.
rel new, $40 75ta1l per barrel sugar
cured hams, packed, 9l@lOc; break
fast bacon, $3.50; clear rib bacon, OF
@6lc.
Bulk Pork Clear sides, 5sta6c
clear rib sides, 5s@5ac; long clear,
5l@5sc; shoulders, 4(G4ic. :
LARD -Tierces, SO 6lc; half-barTels,
64@6sc; kegs, 6s@6Ac; buckets, GAO
6sc; half-buckets, 6s@62c; 5O-lb tins,
6I@6lc; 20-lb tins, 6l@6sc; lO-lb tins,
6s66lc; 5-lb tins, 6a96sc; BIB tins,
6s@6Jc; choice kettle, tierces, 63Cd
6sc.
FRESH Me ATS -Beef-Good Kansas
City steers, heavy, Sc; light, 7@79c,
cows and heifers, CSC; mutton, sac
&c; lambs, 10c; pork, &c.
PIGs-FEET-Brls, SS9S 30; half-brls
1898 %.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 22.-Pro
visions duh and prices gen(r lly easier
Pork weak, 50 so. Lard .asy, b7Oc
Bulk meats about steady; loose lots
long clear, 5lci short ribs, ) Soc; shol
clear, 5}c boxed lots--long clear
5.3Oc; sholt ribs, 5sc; short clear, 5lc
Bacon easy; long clear, 500; shor
ribs, 3 85@5sc; short clear, 6l@6.I 5C
Hams, 5@ll4c. Butter dulls and weak
choice TO fancy creamery, 24026c
dairy, l7@22c. Eggs weak, Sc.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 3D. Mess por
easier and 2A95e 10 yer cash, IS 90@
8; MAY, IS 973@9 024, closed at IS 81
@9; June. SO 071@9 ~! closed
SO O71@9 10, Lard quiet; cash an
May, 55@5 9)c; June, B 923@5 80!
Boxed meats steady; dry salted shou
ders, 4(94 10c; short rib sides, b.224C
short clear sides, 560@6 65c. q
the Pre- duce Exchange the but
! market was very sick creamery, l6C
22tc; dairy, 14(9l7c. Eggs, 1000 Ii
Atternoon Board Pork firmer; Ma,
SO 02I. Lard unchanged.
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GENERAL NEWS.

BUSINESS fair,
WEATHER clear and pleasant,
RECEIPTS by river yesterday "
bales cotton and 1919 seed cotton,
THE Henry Louery and barges passed
up yesterday morning for st LOUIS.
TaE towboat Boaz passed up light
for the Ohio river yesterday at noon
TIE John A. Wood with tow coal
passed down last evening for New Or
leans.
TIKI Tom Reel with tow coal
passed down yesterday morning Tor
Vicksburg.
THE towboat w. +. Frisbie arrived
from Cairo yesterday and returned
again with barge OF lumber
TuE James w GaT departed yes.
terday evening for Cincinnati with
1850 bales cotton, 80 bales rags, l20C
sacks oil and 90 tons sundries.'
THE Gayoso arrived yesterday morn
ing from the upper bends with lb3
sacks corn, IL head st ok, 20 packages
sundries and returned last evening.
The Freddie Robinson, Capt, Milt.
Harry, arrived Wednesday night from
Little Rock, and leaves tomorrow
evening for all points on White river.
TIE Kate Adams arrived yesterday
morning from Arkansas City with n
bales of cotton, - sacks OF seed and
100 packages OF sundries, and cleared
again last evening with a good trip.
The river at this point is stationary
marking "a feet 3 tenths by the gauge
or 30 feet g inches above low water
mark. The river here is now J foot .
tenths above the danger line, and 4
tenths of a foot below high water OF
| 1890