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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13

Nkw YoRk, Nov. 70, -.Th0fO was no change IN
the state VI trade IN dry goods. spring otdeIl
continued Of good PROPORTIONS, While atlnlt
l,foyotnVtl iOt export aud TOT converting, Tint
inafieI lat cotton goods ruled hfln without
change, but stock! continue light With very lev
executions n OOleu goods were quiet, except
dress goods lOt spring, Which WoFG In iAlt ofdSl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13
A Wiso Woman

will try and preserve her charms. She
may lack classic outline Of form, but she
should use SozoDoNT, aud retain the
beauty and usefulness VI her teeth. A
tine set OF teeth is one Of tho highest
charms. SozoDoNT will do this work.
MwFIW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13

Colonel Edward Burke, editor Of the
Tobacco Leaf and enc OF the best living
authorities on tobacco culture, shares
the opinion that the East Indian leaf,
the supply Of which Is almost linlitless,
has permanently superseded both native
American and Havana leaf as wrappers
for cigars.
"Tbe annual product OF Connecticut,
New York, Massachusetts,, Pennsylva.
mia, Wisconsin, and Ohio" said h0, us
between $50 600 and 100000 cases Of
leai.tobaCco, each case averaging about
$50 pounds. In Pennsylvania 1t varies
from 10000 to $4,000 cases a year; the
New England States yield all tho way
from $4,000 to 10000 cases; New York
furnishes from 10000 to 5000 cases
Ohio $4,000 to 10000 and Wisconsin
$4,000 to 10000 cases. Formerly in all
these States what was known as the
broad seed leaf was grown, and 1t was
popular as a wrapper for cigars; but
within the past twelve or fifteen years
growers there planted seed imported
direct from Havana, and were able tc
raise a quality Of leaf superior for wrap
ping purposes 10 the broad seedleaf
wrapper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13
NNRUsrAE's SALE.

nv virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Francis
FAllvufrAnd safal Il, FAllvuEt, his wife, 10 mt
n, Trustee. dated necGmOOr 0, lsal, recorded IN
the ulNCp Ol thu Clerk Of the County Court Tor
ONO County, Nest Virginia, In Deed OF Trust
hook M -, rage lOj, Will sell " the Trout
door VI The Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, tue .Gd DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1889,
commencing At 'eOcloOE \. M. tho following
described pfupuhy, that Is ~ say; The west hiIy
foot vi lot numbered u Ia an addition " the
city VI NhpHiug In Ohio county, West Virginia,
laid out BY beverly u. Foil, executor Of the will
Dl John Luil. said part OF lot NJ. Il fronts on
tho rasl dc VI CHARLES street forty nve IpOt be-
tween IWputy third and twenty fourth streets,
tho ,ul WiiIl y! aid lot, aud extends cast MY
fee.
The title Is believed to DO perfect, but selling
Al ttntc will convey UnlI tho title vested III
ME by said deed Of trust
TLkdsUF 1ALE-UnO third and as much more
As III purchaser elects ~ pay In cash on the day
Of sale, Tue ia Rncc IN two equal Install a.
one sad two years notes bearing interest from
tho day II sRlr to be gwen for tue deferred pay
mrUl, tho ttlc 10 DO retained until payment Is
". J. ". COwDEN, Trustee.
tAttYu AuRtlnuFnF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
easc. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
AID protruding piles. Price 50c. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13
Live Stock.

CuIcAdo, Nov. l2.-Cattle Receipts s, 900 head
shipments 3,0OO head; market slow aud l0c low
or; choice 10 extra 81 60Aj w; steers 81 B0ai lOi
Stockers aud feeders 81 B0AS OOi bulls and mixed
81 l6Gl 81. uOgs-ReCeipv 40,OOJ headi ship
meuu 800 head: market 6Al0c lower; mixed
g 7b4 %: heavy s. G5Ai CO., light s. TOAD 05 kip
d OOa5 SO. Sheep-RecGipts 900 head; ship
metu 1000 head market steady: natives " 7bt
on western 81 90Ai -; Texans y iOa4 lOi lamb
81 Sab ".
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Nov. 2-CRttle-Receipu
$40 head; shipments $40 head; market steady
prime q lOaI IS good - 20a3 6jj fair 5! S0aS -
bulls StRRs aid fat cows 81 bya2 6Q. llogs-lie
celpts COO head; shipments lao head nlRrke
ali grades q OOai 10, shecp-Receipt' $50
head; shipments 200 headi market htA aud II
| 10 800 better than Last week.
EEw YORK, Nov. -Ilccves-Receipts IS cars
no trading IN bect cattlsi dressed beef 10 fall
demand: native sides 6%R1l{C per pound; TexAl
aud Colorado 41SA5ISc SheGp-Receipls "
bead InAIkeL arm al 5IfNhlic pOr pound; lamb
6LSa7c. HogS- RcCeipa 4,l0J head market ealie
IL 81 O0ab 10 per lOO'pyundA
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. i2-lIogE lower; com
mon and light s. oois ST. packing aud butcher
g 70a3 ooj receipts S,V1O head shipments l,oS
hOAh
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NNuOl

NEW YohK, nov. is.-wool moderately 10 %
mAnd and steady domestic fleece SSaVsc' pulled
9JGllci Teas lIa2Sc.
puiLAppLruiI, Nov, l9,--WoOi Ia iait demand
al InIldS quotations, rflcra unchanged
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13

Esk YoRk, Nov. iq-Fig iron hrmi American
cid IOAiB 6, COpteI R,tplgI lake ~ ", lRAu
glgi aud easy a. a az Thu eallefi iWs'u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13

So much for thirty years Of free trade,
Let US take English estimates OF thirty
years OF protection in America. This
country imported raw silk for domestic
manufacturers TO the values OF RSl2, $40
In 1860, Ct, 02S, B5S in 1870 aud e., 1914, 400
10 1886. Thus We find that the silk man
uiauture OF England has decreased by
nearly one.half during thirty years Of
free trade, while that Of America has in
creased about threelold during thirty
years OF protection,
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Is. INHALER, Xnctloarc
u'RUsrEE'S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue u decd Of trust made BY Francis
Fall0uiu aud sarah h.. FallOuFc, his Wife, 10 me
~ ttl,leC, dated January 49, 1881, recorded In the
Ottcu VI the CurA Of the County Court for Ohio
COuny, Ntsl Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Book
No. y, ptSc 10, Will sell ut the front door OF
the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 9Jd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850,
commencing At ~ o'clock a. IN, tho following
described property, that IA 10 SHt: The south half
0llu nuSh red 1 In MI addition u the city OF
Whecl' X, ~ OILS county, West Virginia, laid
Ou uy beverly NJ Etf; EAld south half fronts
on the west side Of Jacob street Twenty-Five feet
aud extends west Oac hundred feet 10 Charles
street
The title Ia believed to DO perfect, but selling
M trustee viii convey only tho title vested In
mehy sid deed Of trust
TERpsOF -ALR-Onp third and as much more
A. tue purchaser elects To pay Ia cash OH tho day
Of silc, the halanCU In two equal lnstAllnents al
ohsAAd Two Year,, notes bIatiug Interest from
tile day VI Eale 10 be given for the deferred pay.
intnl, llc title to OO retained until payment Is
made Ia full.
W. ]. ". CowDEN, Trustee.
W II. iAtILR. AnrtlOnpr ocll
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abe Sntelligellftr.
Onlesl Sos. ak and aI Foartssnth Street,
BILLIONS OF CIGARS

The Number smOESd Every YVar-NOrth-
sFn Tobacco GFoWipg-HOW to Choose u
Cigar.
Htv York Letisr Ia Richmond DiIPGleh'
"Four billions OF cigarsP Yes sir
that's the annual consumption OF the
lovers Of the weed in this country. Just
think how huge y pile Of tobacco that
would make, Why, it would take half
a dozen expert counters three years to
count 'em. And yet-Well, they are not
what they should be, and the smoker
has himself to blame for It"
The speaker was MIR. I, II, DelAno,
the editor OF Tobacco, the recognized or
gan Of the trade In New York.
themselves to blame" was incredu'
ously asked,
"Freclsely. Half the number Of
smokers who use CigerS smoke 70 please
the eye rather than the lips and the
palate, They prefer a nice, smooth,
silky'looking wrapper on thelr cigars 70
a rough and apparently cUaIser wrapper,
and they make thu choice irrespective
OF the smoking qualities Of the Two, for
II often happens that the handsome
wrapper conveys to the mouth a metallic
taste which 10 altogether wanting In tho
other"
A decade ago tobacco culture in the
North was, except In Connecticut, an
industry practically unknown. Experi'
ments in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and
New York showed that an excellent
grade OF cigar leat.tobacco could be
grown in the States by planting Havana
seed-a grade slightly coarser In fibre
and lacking some OF the richness In
COloring and the distinctive satlny gloss
peculiar to the Cuban product, yet iu'
tinitely superior to anything hitherto
raised on American soil, Capital was
Invested and cigar leat,tobaccO planting
was vigorously prosecuted In the Middle,
New England, and some OF the Western
States, and the result was wholly
American cigar wrapper and filler. The
South furnished the chewing and slnok
ing tobacco for the nation; the North
demonstrated It's ability to supply the
4000, 900, O000f cigars which the smokers
annually craved. Havanas were high
priced luxury. They didn't interfere
with the steady growth OF the northern
product, which rapidly created a market
for itself and soon represented % pOr
cent OF the total tobacco crop OF the
country,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlES-On aud after Nov. 10, lSs9,-Ex-
PLAhATloa OF RgEIAEacR AAREs sDally, tSup-
day excepted MONDAY excepted. lsRllrday
excepted. Sunday only, Saturday only
ElhteTu Standard time,
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The man who tries to argue woman
into loving him may succeed, perhaps,
but no must have long life, and no
rivals
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suNArRA TOBACCO.

With the introduction OF Sumatra to-
bacco, the native northern article sus
tained blow which was heavy dis
couragement to the growers, AS the
imports Of Sumatra leaf increased, the
native leaf was soon hidden under them
Now almost every cigar, except the very
high grades, has a Sumatra wrapper and
u domestic tller.
" am constantly amused at the queer
notions Of smokers, us shown In the way
they pick out cigar, said a large dealer
yesterday. Zone man says he prefers
mild cigar, so he looks over a box OF
two and finally selects one with u Su'
matra wrapper aud domestic filler. An.
other, who favois stronger weed,
chooses the same cigar with a dark
wrapper, which makes no difference
whatever in the strength. Wrappers
like the smooth, silky ones we get from
Sumatra hidea multitude Of defects and
they also conceal tho strength or mild
ness Of the weed, us they are colorsd tc
suit any TASTE"
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Hamm & Co.-FurnIture, Etc.

crn 23a2ts. Pork steady; new mess Sll 0oali o;
old $40 7bi extra prime 81 b0aY Is. Cut meats
hrmer, Lard hFmer and quiet; western steam
9 d2tiG; Noysmher 3. $c; DeccmbSr 6;2c; January
$500 February Oslo; March 6.SVc, Butter quiet;
Elgln 26Eo; western dairy oal7c; creamery l5a2bc,
Cheese hrmi western 7hAiOc.
CHICAGO. Nov. -WheAt-Thcre was fair
volume Of speculative trading, chiefly, however,
on local account, Tho feeling developed was q
rife stronger, but, otherwise thCre vas no i'm.
vailed, Oats steady, Provisions moderately
active. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat,
cash No. ? spring 795ta79Isci No. . lprlng G2aG5c
No. +? red 7O14A7ylto; December S1kIaslc, closing
8 Ses sIosSs " s ~ a & 5sa SiUsy
iSS Il ls, Corn. cash II. :. Ss5;S; - DeScmSer
32t3lISc. closing o. 800; January SlhCi May
sS77IIc. Oats, Cash No. 2, iO53c December l9ILtc;
January &c; Nay %sic. Kye, M 2, 4t1ia!SSc.
scci Ii Is Meas pork, cash " SOs9 GJi year 81 Sj
January 80 421t May y 6Say ~, closing a. 81 10.
Lard, cash 60Oab.O2.fc; year 6.SSc; Jaauary
6;s1kci May e,g71fe: Bacon, short ribs SiAS g;
Whisky s. o., BuItCf ilra aud unchanged. ELS *
i9AElc,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2-Flour nrn. Wheat
steady; ungradcd SSc; No. .. red November STA
s0tc; Dccember sl1aaSl Nc;. January So iaS2Ifc;
FO6ruArJ $40. Corn tlrdl; No. allow mlGCd i!ci
ed November 4OIlGIlC; December iOIIc January
s9IsalOc, Oats SPOT trn; No, Q whlto 2soi No.
white November 2SISAGg1sc: December 20O;
January 20A29Ao: February 1ySGaEJ1Sc, Hutter
STEADY; PcnnSylvRnla creamery 2lA96c; 40 prints
extra 2yaSoc. EygS quiet; Pennsylvania GrStS 2Ga
30.
winter red spot aud November 70 ~; DeCem'
her 8sfNSe5{c; January 30; February S31sASic,
Corn, western hFniCF; mixed spot aud Noy6llbei
4Itaailc; December 4GHO; January B9ISa3geEci
February 3g73AiOIi0: March 4O1fHiOaG0; April
4ihc. Oats dull and unchanged; western white
lSAl9C; do mixed 27C, Rye SLOW. Hay steady;
prime 70 choice tl2 Goals 10 Butter hrnr; cream
cry 40. Eggs nrnpri western 2bC. COfite quiet
spot Rio lSc.
UINClNSAri, o., Nov. l2-FlOur dull. whea,
dull; No. rcd nc; receipts 400 bushels. Ihlp'
nentS $500 bushels Corn, No. 2 mixed SIC,
Oats Arm; No 2 mixed 30 Rye nrn; No, 2, 47c,
Pork quiet NJ $40 10. Lard firm at 1.9lISa6,O 0c.
Bulk meats firm and unChAngo'. Bacon strong
and higher; short clear 7,Uoc. Whisky hrm Al
81 %. Butter Gull. Sugar firm. Eggs firm al
i9A20c. Cheese steady.
TOLEDO, O., Nov. l2.-wheAt steady cash 81 ltc;
December S29So; May SG5+c; January SS1C,
| Corn active; cash and November HC; December
Sl5tc. Oats quiet; cash 21hc. ClOyerSeed steady
and nrm; cash - IS; November u 30; December
SOS.
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For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
lbs q, M, 2;2h and $50 p, M, daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 1850 q. NJ, OK
cept sun ay.
Grafton Accommodation, 2:25 p. M, daily.
AoundSvl lie Accommodation, 100 q. m, daily
eXcept sunday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13

Dr.. Pierce's Pellets, the original and
only genuine Little Liver PILLS. % cents
vial; one dose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13

From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$3.50 and l2;45 p, m. and II los p M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 6:SS p. M, ex'
cept sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, i2:IS r; M, daily:
NAht Sunday
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Reigning cats and dogs-The pets OF
the family.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May %, 1889 PaAsen.
ger trains will run o. tollowB-OentIal Time,
All trains daily except those marked thubt
which do not nun on Sunday.
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souTnERN ANp NoRTllERN SoIL

"You might just as well undertake. to
turn Shrewsbury.river oysters into Blue
Points or Delaware peaches into those
that are grown on Long Island US to at
tempt 10 grow southern tobacco on north.
era soil. The Almighty has 90 arranged
matters that one section should produce
oranges aud another potatoes. Climate
and seasons are all dissimilar. The
North is exclusively Il field for the Gull
ture Of cigar leai.tObaCco. as | have said.
The growth Of this industry has been
checked by the composition In Sumatra
tobacco. It's dearef than either native
or Havana, but II COOS further, and ow.
ing TO the nature Of the leaf more can
be- done with Sumatra than with thelike
quantity Of any other tobacco In manu-
featuring cigars"
The 4,OOO,0OO,OOO cigars manufactured
would give every member OF our sixty
millions population 600 each per an.
mum, or, assuming that there are, tween.
" millions Of male smokers In Tn.
Gle Sans domain, they would be enti.
tied 70 AN average Of 1900 cigars apiece
lar allowance Of nearly six weeds per
diem, 1901 a. iHiI HHt .fI.ItI"It Il Al I
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B., z. 4 @, RAILROAD.

BIZ, SO, RAILROAD.
Bellaire a 3anesVllls Through Passenger leaves
Relaire at $40 a. m, arrives at BellaFe at $3.50
p, m,
v OodAHeld Passenger leaves BellAIre at 4;90 p.
M, arrives al BellRlfe at 500 q. m,
Summarized Accommodation leaves BellRlre
at 1873 , M. arrives at lli3la. m.
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IDRnnSVIV5RidI lines.

] y From Bridgeport station,
lfslus via the Cleveland q Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave BrldESpon for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, 4.b0 q N, For Pittsburgh, lOlil
N; a,, fSr chicago aad CLEVELAND, lii2 p. n.
BteubHnvlll0, 8iBt q. N.
Trains arrive 81 HtldgOpoft at 7iAS a. IN iO!21
.. NIL i2l2s p. m ~ p. M, aud 7jbIp m.
On s9tard1Il epIy-Lof EAst Liverpool, OLA
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains vie the rittsbnfEh, Cincinnati 4 g.
IoIiI RAllWay. -i'ah. Handle Rev ie@leavo Wheel.
Ing iot Hlenbenville, piiRbufRh and the KAAt,
~ 4 m. i2.Q u M, $40 p. M, ana $40 +, N,
For Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis aud 81.
Louis, f!9o q q .end sttg ?, 70. FOR Columbus
Ing Al M, 1000 ., M 2i4b y. M and $40
p, m, TfAlna leaving ~ $40 4. m and arriving
IL $40 p, m. run cold between wheeling and
Pltilbltgh. AlIttAlhI DALI except sunday.
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Of tive years each;
To Brit. Toall 9th.
ISh India, or countries.
Five years, 1870 4,....rE 10, 25i009 fSJ5 ,V0o
Five yeaH, lS76 9,..,,,. 76,8A,yQ0 1l Ivy veQ
Increased value OleK poTls " India, ~
Decreased value 10 all o her countries. 26SSS'OOO
So it seems free trade does not insure
supremacy in the markets OF the world.
For, except It's own provinces of India,
the foreign trade OF England in cotton
goods shows a steady decrease. Still
more striking are the statistics Of the
English silk trade. The values Of the
Imports OF raw silk, less the quantities
re,exported, at all English ports for the
tho hrst year Of each OF the last three
decades, were;
lhb'' ''''N
bI0lO
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HONE MARKETS.
The Wholesale Prices Of ali the Various
Commodities,

WHEELING, TuesdAy, November ".
There are but few changes 70 be noted In this
mornings report over the quotations last pub
lished. The grocery ma'seI Is IN an unusually
Arm condition. In the ooaee line the importing
markets are AFmeF, and II Is now believed BY
many deaIerS that coffee will rule very high dur
ing the current year, European AlYiGes are
bulllSh, The local market Il arm and active Rt
the figures giyen Tea are quiet, spices are tirm,
rice u steady, canned goods are hTni New
Orleans molAbses new er0pl Is dr. and IyrupS
are dull and neglected, Raw AugaF Is hFmeF, aud
the refined article ID beid shade higher At The
Teaneries and u very tFm, There Is no change
2 b. noted Y the pEees OF oaFi business Is
GfaEl ald P.oaE-PAncy rateuts lSpung and
EinleFl old, ~ 75aS 15j fancy family, while AM
bef aud winter, 81 Us IL paper, wood 100 higher;
new, 81 "a, 0at meAl-medtnm u 01 per Dbl;
hncy % ". RIv tour s. 10. Aldlllngs peE ton
~ QOal co. Bran p6r ton so OOa2l ", Wheat
per buRhvl, No. !, zoo. Corn meal 6SO In peck
ttsd,-corp per bpAhSl, old 4ialso: new iOsi6c.
Oats S0a95C, BAled hay per t1n SIS %, FIFmsFI
are Offering loose hay a. 80 70 pei ton,
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Striking Statistics,

UNlc100 IIfF'OceaN'
These figures, which We take from the
Wool MunufaciurTs' Bulletin, show the
value OF British exports Of cotton yarns
and cloths during the different periods
of five wears each;
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TRANs.ouIo DIVISION.


For Chicago, s:S5 and l0:0b a. M, 1910 p. NJ,
daily 4:l6 ., nj, daily, except Monday,
Cincinnati Express, 10 % q, m. and lO;l5p. M,
Columbus Accommodation s;OOp. M, except
81 CiairVille Accommodation, 1906 a. m. and
l;i6 aud 4:40 p. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
Chicago Express, 12AS, 6:So&, m. and S:iO p. ~.
Cincinnati Express, CASA m, aud OIO p. M,
zSinIesyIlle Accommodated, 1850 a. M, daily,
ii. ClairWiiie Accommodation, II 100 q. m. and
1856 aud 4:SU p. M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, $40 and 1870 a. m. daily, and
l:40 p. M, daily, except sunday.
For Pittsburgh and the East, $40 p. m, daily.
WMhlnEton Accommodation, S:SS p. M, daily,
except Sunday.
From PItuburgh, 1000 a. m. daily, and 1880
p. m. daily, except sunday, and 6:h and l0aO
washington Accommodation, $40 a. M, daily,
eXCCut sunday,
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Us, u reg ".....l21 Mash. 4 Chat. ....,loo.
v, 8. u, OOupOh.".lH SCW Jersey Central, llok
U, y, iki fcE.".."lO Northern FAclhc..n 10
US, "a coupon ,.,iyblSl DO prcleftUd.,,..,. 10
AdAuiE kElteIe ~ ChlCagO a ", M"..ii29S
American Express ,llbh do pteieffOd....,..li9
Canada R0ul6efn", btA{lNew York CentfAl.l06h
Central PaGlhO,.,,, 98lS l0hi0 4 Mississippi. 2lN
Chesapeake q Ohio sbSf do preletteda zee. %
do hftL preferred, BtISPaGind Alail.,.,".,," S21t
do seCQhn ptef'da n I'lthbufg
Denver 4 r. G..".. l6 flOAhllg ,r.....,,"a AZ
Efle ,.,Is..v ,,,,H. 3tSht, " n y, FU.,,,.,.N ~
do pfeieIfOds,.,., 81 do preferred. !, ny
Fort INTERCHANGEABLE do titlt preferred, los
Kansas y Ttkn -" .gNIC, N. d 81 Paulnm Ds93
Lake EFle 6WOala. lyN do pfoletfed..,asli2h
do pfelefteds.,,... o. SITO4Ai paclhc.u,o,,t 90l
LAKE Shore Union faelilt,,..,, 619i
LoulGViiie 4 Nah. ~; United States Bx,,a AK
Memphis 4 ChiIs q do pfSiCtfeA."., Sisi
Michigan Csntfal4 g73SIHVli'fAIg0 EGu."is1
AIlSOlti PAelleoU OyjSlWBllOth Unlnhmm NY
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x ANAWHA 4 OHIO RAILWAY.
tKlnAWhA, Short llhel, sChednle IN eject
February n iS SSsS Y chang MS, without ~ 20
ohio Aivef railroad, arrive Charleston BIso b.
n, Leave Charleston z, % 4. M, arrive wheel.
Ing 7Il6 p. M via o. ,. T. h. Leave ChAli6tl0t
lIS ,SS pahy.Sn6IS 9siiv sPct m a gc
lUqnitai Standard Time" Btndays0niy ltAiil
leave ohGiIs,ton stWA- M, arrive Wheeling Tii5
pspii 'lO' :" aEo. ]. ERMLcH, a.P.A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13

The Number smoEOd Every Ysar-NOrth'
sFn Tobacco GFoWiug-HOW to Choose u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13
N q NArlox o. snorrEu.

Next 70 Germany and Turkey wt arc
last getting 10 DO tho greatest nation OF
smokers On earth, For our total dohes.
tic Manufacture Of tobacco We REQUIRE
about $50, 900, 900 pounds, which IL.
Cludesbnu1, chewing and smoking also
What % leftover Of our leaf product is
taken by foreign countries, whore II iB
evidently better appreciated than IL 10 al
homie, lrg9 for lie appearance than for lie
good quality n
DlVsERRScE BETwEES HAVANA AND
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13

rrn 29a2is. Pork steady; new mess sll Ooall d;
old $40 10; extra prime 90 60ay Is. Cut meats
hrmer, Lard hrmer and quiet; western steam
5 ilHci November 4. $50; December CD o; January
90; February oslo; March G.SVc. Butter quiet
Elgin $50; western dairy Gallo; creamery lSalbc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-13

pALTIMORE& OHIO RAILROAD
ID on and after November 10, 1880, trims de-
part aud arrive a. Wheellngas follows-Eastern
time;