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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Mohsy and Stock
.H .nLF afurICts. HLtIHN- .f"lr

Tho Features of he Mohsy and Stock
markets.
NV YoRk, roy. is.-Mouey on call tight
ranging from 3 to 30 per cent. Last loan . Yer
cent, closed offered at 3 per cent. Prime mescan.
tile rapdr Gxasx per cent. Sterling exchange
,teahy nts4 1oXai 80. Sales ~, :ai shares.
Tho shrInlase In tho volume Of business q.
tic Stock Exchange. which was 10 marked yes.
tetuaJ, made further proHtcss 70 DAY. and the
returning dullness indicating That no material
demand for stocks existed, lndiced more sell.
iiI BY the bears and the tone OF The market wal
weaker than II has been since Saturday morn.
Ing, resulting in many marked Losses for tho
day. The monetary situation was ono OF tho
moit Influential factors. however, In the restric.
Non o. buying, aud While money was much
easier during tho hitter portion OF the day, its
scarcity IN tho forenoon iold severely agalast
prices. 1t was reported that liany banks today
TOOK ont clearing house certificates, and tho
c~rlticisi OF those banks AMI lenders, who were
ina,ls!tio.lsly calling loans Yesterday, was most
material iniliGnce upon tho market.
The foreign situation offered lttlo consolation
this morning. and whilo early London prices
weto generally higher than our figures Of last
evening 4 weak and declining market was soon
forenoon and ono In tho afternoon, and while It
had much influence to lower prices, they acted
Gs n further deterrent from buy ling, and In con.
FUNSTON with tho rcarelty OF money elIectuAlly
uucllel tho resisting power Of tho market be.
fore noon. Jersey Central and Pacific Mall was
attacked after the opening. and were followed
BY u pressure over all tbs whole list, aud while
they yielded moro or less, tho hest prices OF tho
forenoon. were reached Us high as 1 per cent
with IAckawanaR prominent in the drop.
4 The unlisted department was unusually qulct,
aud the movements Of those sttOkg were entirely
unworthy OF notice. Thctc was a slight rally III
tho last hour, aud the close was active and rather
heavy, generally at or near the lowest prices Of
the day. u.r rGr
Tho ilnal change, arc all In tho direction Of
lower figures. nld Pacific Mall is down ~, Jer.
sey Central 81, Missouri Pacific 31s. Union Ia.
clio ?5in Atchlson ~, Of. Paul ~. aud Bur!lng.
II pCr cent.
Railroad bonds quito active: sales Sl.ll2,0oo.
Government md State bonds dull and heavy.
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, r%Iainleld, Ill.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled IN her lungs; She
was treated for a month by her family
physlcisn, but grew worse. He told her
she was a hopeless victim OF consump.
ton and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption; she
bought a bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued its use and after taking ten
bottles, found herself sound and well,
now does her own housework and is as
well as she eve was. Free trial bottles
Of this great Discovery at Logan Drug
Co.'s drug store. large bottles SOC and 81.
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lse Saw Millions in II.

A weak, sick'y looking individual
with Il ebawl and a pair OF CATERS, GU,
tered q railroad restaurant one Gay los,
week. and said to the waiter:
"Waiter, bring me a sirloin steak, AZ
omelct and some baked potatoes"
eyes, sir, That"
Sand some baked hmm, and-and T.
small mutton chop, waiter"
"Yes, cir; tea7"
Acouple Of bottles Of beer and hall
dozen Eaeliah mullins"
The waiter put down his tray with
knowing smile. CHANGING over to tn
counter to see il the proprietor wM look
ing, he leaned over and whispered:
Say, mister, you don't want a man
ager, do you?'
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s jobbing at lie for PRINT
cream; sweii.cr l2al2%c
:; Ltmburger, l3c; factory
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TOLEDO. @, Nov. ls.-Whea, active; December
?Sej Nay N1Ic. Corn quiet and steady; cash
es11e; december 5?Hc: May 5aa514c. oa,s quiet;
ceMber 81 25; january 81 20; March 81 Id.
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'xgGr-Choice cider. l2alic per gnl.; stand
NY brands, 10allc per gal; county l3aI5t
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Conc for GO,nl.

1t is 10 be hoped that the barbarous
hustle has gone for good, butt it is certain
the great discovery Of DR.. Franklin
Miles has come to stay and alleviate hu.
nan suffering. This wonderful nerve
food and medicine builds up WORKOUT
systems, cures fits, spasms, headache,
nervous prostration, dizziness, slcepless-
ness, monthly pains, sexual troubles, etc.
Mrs. John r. Miller, OF Valparaiso, Ind,
and J: D. Taylor, Of Logansport, Ind,
gained twenty pounds a month while
taking it. Finely illustrated treatise on
NERVOUS Diseases'' and sample bottle
OF the Restorative Nervine, free at the
Logan Drug Company's, who guarantee
1t, MwF5W.5
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a Spring Medicine,

The druggists claim that people call
daily for the new cure for constipation
and hick headache, discovered by DR..
Sllas Lane while in the Rocky Mount
aims. 1t is said to be Oregon grape root
"a great remedy in the far West ior those
complaints), combined with simple
herbs, and is made for use by pouring
on boiling water to draw out the strength.
i asells at so cents a package, and is
called Lanes Family Medicine. Daw-l
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 1S.-whea., western
weak: No. 2 winter rcd SPOT and November 9OEc;
q ee 0H 9l4n9lNc: January oSA.9ic: May
per $50; year size; January ~55}}sa5Cc; Nay Sc.
oats quiet: western white 5Oa5lc. Rye quiet and
ii5!i u 76a71c. Hay dull: prime to choice tim.
4.hy sll %. Prorislons fl:ll. Mess pork sri 50.
steady; Rio l9}yc. roc ooN
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A strange story is told Of a marooned
Dutchman. The crew that put him on
shore at the Same time buried an officer.
hs soon as they had gone the man dug
up the coffin, tumbled the corpse out,
launched the coffin as q boat, and using
tho lid as n paddle, overlook the chip,
which was becalmed. He was pardoned'
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"OLlyE Blossom" is the greatest dis.
covery Of the age in the medical line.
Weak, tired, dependent women who are
fast going into consumption from some
wasting disease, peculiar to their sex,
may be restored to health if SOLVE
BLossoM" is used before it ia too late.
Sold by Logan Drug Co, O. r. Goetze,
WV. Irwin, W. Z. Williams, c. schuepf,
o. Menkemeller, W.. G. Armbriaht, W.
IL. Williams andM. W. Heinrich; J. W.
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood.
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VALUE or OLD PAPERS,
A subsiituto for htochiuss nnd Proyaater
-NH Ea Of COlus. H

L ny. ..a. .. VI NOh'N. | HHs
Almost every ono has heard that q
newspaper spread between the bed
blankets affords more protection from
cold than m additional blanket, and
without adding the uncomfortable
weight OF the latter, says Good Houack.ep.
ing.
A tramp wrapped his feet In news.
papers, OF which he Ind plenty, In lieu
Of stockings, OF which he had none.
win tina! keep your feet warm?" l
asked.
Better than nll.xool hose" he an.
swefed, and tfuthfully. AS It chest.
protector n folded paper under the vest
will ward OIL pneumonia.
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i Moment Ut yuspepAe,

Young Husband (meoting his vile or
tho atreet)-Horrors! Ia the baby dead
Young Wife-What nonsense! OF
course not. ! just this moment left
him as well rs over. Why, did you
think anything had happened?
Young Husband with D gasp OF relief
Why, here l am only two blocks from
home and don't hear him.
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'WoOl.

BORON, MAls., Nov. 1s!-Wool market ste,dy
Ohio = ssa9Sc; Xxx aud above sia35c: No. /, S3a
ayc: Michigan y 30a3lc; No. combing 4ca12c;
Ohio M. dtlaine 26aS7c: Michigan do $sa351zc;
coa63t; hne medium 5saf0c; medium 53a55o'
Texas. California and Oregon steady and quiet;
pulled steady; super best 4Qaiso; fair TO good
S1aesc; extra ?9eea2Sc: foreign woods firm.
Exn .YohK, Nov. 1s.-Wool dull aud frm
domestic fleece 2ia39c; pulled 27fAc; Texas q:
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

", virtue OF edccd OF trust made By Henry G.
p. Tiemann and Auulo 81. Tiemaun, his wife, to
me NJ trustee. bcarinE date CD the first day OF
~ucceniber, 1855. mud ttcordsi ir tho office OF the
IVES! virginia; in Deed OF Ttust Book No. ",
page 5,a,i will proceed 10 sell at public auction
Ut the front door Of the Court House for said
Ohio county. IN tho City Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, DkCEMBEa Is. 1870,
beginning Mt 10 O'Clock u, m, NIL tho right,
,!slo @9a interest Of the said Henry
vile, or either Of them, icgat or equitable, in
the following described real estate, that IA 10
FAY: Fslr acres and twenty petcbcs Formerly
y part oil The tnrIu at one lime owned by Adam
Filehner aud afterwards by sslnucl j.. Eoyd) in
and n hall miles cast OF tho city OF Wheeling;
beginning AZ L stake Oh tho east tids OF tho said
road, anu tho southwest corner Of n tract Of
land OF ihe 10Th day Of July, 1872, conveyed by
thenca nortn 2d.io west 1917 poles thence north
%, Is east 4lH puleS; thence south u east IL. 70
poles 10 tho line Of the land conveyed as nfore.
naid TO laid Warden; thence ,SJulh 6i.59 wcst
aforesaid 10 said Warden to the begin.
ming, together with the right OF way
along a ,lAne' twelve feet vide rtaaiag with
anu adjoining the northwest line OF
4 parcel Of lind near the lard conveyed by said
decd ui ttusr), on the 10Th duy Of July, 1857, con.
veycd by Adam FltcaIcr anu wife to Edward NJ.
Norton, also the right 10 the use Of the large
spring IN nnother and contiguous part OF said
farm. with the further right 10 lay water pipes
from Eald spring 70 any OF tho lanU conveyed ~
Fald deed Of trust. But MI sublect TO the con.
current ana joint interest OF certain 9th. r per.
HONS, specified III said deed from said FIIchner
and wife 10 said Edward NJ. Norton: the said
property above conveyed being the same which
was conveyed 10 tho said John Henry Ttcmunn
by George W. Robinson and wife. by deed dated
January -, .lSGy, aud Of record In The land rec.
oTls Of Ohio county. in Deed Book No. Is, page
ISL,
TERMS OF sALE-0ne.thitd. or rs much more as
the purchaser may elect. cssh in hand on the
day OF inle, and the balance In two equal Install.
lnel.s, payable respectively IN SIX md twelve
months from the day OF sale, with interest, the
purcha,er 10 give his notes for tho deferred III.
stallmehts, with good security, and the legal
said notes and Interest are paid. ~
mig .H-.H-...r " p IltEtlARn Tyuutnn a
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A Great Scllrlhe.
Go0d Ne,ss.

Villager-Ah, Congressman, very glad
to meet you. l want you to Introduce n
bill compelling all brass bands to join
the militia, and In case Of war marcn to
the front.
Conercssmaa-Um. Suppose such n
bill should become d law-then what?
Villager-rhen what? Why, we'd
get I'D n war.
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Wheeling Live Stock Market,

The stock market Is firm, except as to hogs,
Which are even more demofxliIed than les;
week. People are rushing them In In bad con.
dillon, to avoid the expense OF feeding. As a
result, they will ba tcnrce and high In the
spring. Goodhus 4 Thomas report:
~Caa1c-E1!rn. 1000 TO 100 lbs. 3ha2}ic: good
Sc; fair, 200 10 SOC lbs. 2%ss@slIc; common COO "a
7o lbs. 2a2hzc; bulls. 2n2Lc: COVE l}3ta2Hhc.
Mo9s-E1tra,s 3. 6ja3A1 good ~ IS 66c;common,
MtpIExtra, 4a4hzc; good. s}1.4c; common
3asl+c: lambs, 4a5hc.
Fresh Lotes-s2O 0Ia3O %; calves, 4a5c.
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(, - CouSry OF ONO, TO wit:
7, Gcoego HOOK, Clerk OF tho County Court oil
sa.d county, do certify that bond and security
nnS oeeu given by the above named trustee, a
required by law.
dlyeu under my hand this 18th day OF October
1890. 1GgHI
oce9MwAg GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
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An Hereditary Kicker.

Chic09o Mai.
The grandson OF Henry Ward Beecher
is about to be married. Young Mr..
Beechcr nob.y maintains the honor oil
an illustrious name, being able to kick q
foot ball further and with more precision
than any other man ever educated at
vo1n' sger us r.EsE g.sf aTrH.Ets
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Its ElrAt %l,rlnciNlo.


lndldhnp0N1 JourHGl.
Watts-Now, II understand correctly,
the first principle OF socialism is to d.
vide with your brother man.
Potts-Then you don't understand It
correctly. The first principle Of social
ism 10 to make your brother divide with
YOU. NtEA a5t+S4E
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, ia a
positive specitic'f for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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nucElantn hrnicn NnlyA

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corls, and all skin eruptiors, and poEi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Qbe Sntelliaeuftr.
once, Nos. s5anda7 Fourtc0n.hsl Street.
SERVED WITH SHERMAN.


Ttpdi sirinGL Il
~ served with sherman" tho old man cried,
'ln the hardest 0ght mortal ever AW;
The forces arrnyed On either side \,
Acted like they could cut each other raw,
The fight begun on n Monday morn,
Aud never ceased until daylighvs pccp
On 1hu'sday'-ttept when, completely worn,
Tho forces nd lay or to 81. gjmo sleep.
"seyed with shcrman-!uS on his right
tux my place Oh tho opening day,
An all through that hot contested light
VA. al his side day after day.
] slVp' by his sllc IN rat by his side,
An marched by his side 10 AMI from tho field
An my bosom now SNells With a ieclin' 0
Ger the memory that shcrman'd never yield
'lIe said right thar on tho spot he'd stay,
An, live on nothln', an bapIsh sleep
IT, the hair on his head turned n fros,y gray,
hut wal 10 his principle he'd keep.
! served with HIN gu a jury-sCer
n hog stcalin' Casu III Ohio,
In oI:htcon hundred lnd Aiity.,h.co.
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At 7lISc: CLOSED At soho: hishes. 7ihs: lowest
G9kc. Market lowest price ilncs October, 1887.
IRA DpoRp, Pa, Nov. ls.--opencd at 7iitc;
closed a Gyss..c; highest 7lssc; lowost CgHc; clear.
Anccs $1,000 barrels, H '
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EIw YonK, Nov. lS.-patroleum opened
steady, and In the early trading December option
fell l1ic on a few forced sales. The market then
P pernulel unI, a sna, !e{ 6naned 10 .nd an hI.h the el1ss:
lowest. and closing 7tc. December option;
Opened and highest lie: lowest G?lEs; closing At
SSzt: Lima oil no sales. Total Ales lOS,0C0
OIL Cry, Pa, Nov. 1s.-opened and h.ghcs,
bxsIels i0 elsi,c s!si s;f e.Sf S.rr - sy7 sS in s mSn, 1 ,!s
S9l barrels: runs lSs,a7l barrels. -
! p1Tsurfsx, Pa, Nov. lS.-Peuoleum opened
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Nov. 1S.-CatGe-Recc,pts COCO
head =: shipments 800 head; market isuier n A
shade higher. steers s. 7aIi Is; Texans 81 O5a
20; COWS and bulls 81 t0a2 Is; Atockcrs S. OOa
2b HoSs-Heceipts $500 head: shipments
and common s. 5oa3' 60: primo heavy aud
butchers weights 81. SOsS IS; light 50 d5aS 10;
piss s. o0a3 10. sheep-Reccipls 800 head;
shipnients 2,CCO head: tmsrkct iirmer: natives
81 75ai y: Westerns 81 coal 40: mixed sheep and
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C%iSciNsArl, O., Nov. ls.-Hoes. demand arm,
prices steady; common aud light s. Soa3 20;
phckieg and butchers 81 l0aS Is; receipts o,p0o
head; shipments 1000 head.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Chcsenuts are still 1T 50 a bushel, and are still
10 good demand. All other l!nes quoted under
this head are firm. with a good, strong advance
IN bcaus and dried apples. ~
Roots and BGrts@Giuseng, dry, per h., In
demand, S. 75a$3 90; s~Assairas bark, per h.,
2haa'c; s~aSsnfras OIL, per .lb., 4Oa5oc: May apple
root, per -. lGsa2cs yellow root golden sea!l)
root, per h., FREQ Of TOP. Sadie; West Virginia
snake root, per ID. ;25as5c;, pink root, pei b.,
tine, 3oa2sc; elm bark, per h.. lac.
6a7c;, apples, Ohio and IVES, Virginia, quarters,
PC, 10, e; AtGciberries. 9 rib. Sc; Cherries,
pitted per h., Ease: Raspberrles, per lb., l5alSc..
~Baas.Primc new hand picked, medium,
= 0a2 80; prime. new hand picked, navy, s. 25a
Wool-Fine washed soasoc, fine unwashed Goa
&c; medium washed 3a32c; medium unwashcd
25a27c. ~ '----
Ae"sy-Whi.c clover, per lp, lsal5c; pure
Raas-,White, mlxed cotton, per h., 1alAc;
AZ %Sol; PIT TO-: 1;Ss4S; mixed, per -, 1nlhc:
nuts 81 Coal Is; chcstDuts 81 90.
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or AL Kinds Of Commodities Handled II
Wheeling.
OYricK OF TIE lHTHILi0EScKH,
WHEELING. 1lieSllv Nav Ia

oYricg OF TIE IsrgILloEscgs,
ri, "nhLiaS". 4uesasy' NOV. 49,
The wheat market Ia not NO firm as II has beer
for some months past. aud yes,erday Tho prlo,
dropned from a so,,ar ,hs ,r,inr nri,o ~, ,,m,
time. to 9' cents. Sugars arc on tho decline, ant
cured meats show q slow and slIRh, moyumau
"a u sAn'e u'ieeuoh'
GRAIN, rLoun AND FrxD.
obancos s.,m a., :, ~ "As' s"e,e Ase NJ
Gra,n-wheat. sixty pound test. 9oc no,
bushel., Corn G5a1Oa ier bpuslei. Oats, iiSaiS5,
pr f oashs!; n 9la aShS: Eye GSS per snshel'
s. 2ee5 % per barrel; paper IS l0a5 % per barrel;
spring wheat So 5oa6 rs per barrel,
fud-Bran SOL y per ton; middllngs SO 0,
eer ien; Hay, sa!ed 80 aal9o8 per ton; loose
GROCERIES,.
Tho rrocerymarket shoys mo,o nh.
greater ones, too, than il has ior \ ione t, nus
sugars and meats mr., f,eIinv III" ain.n,. I'M. NY
feesou and other bearish conditions. 'n'
Carolina primo Gsfc: Isonisispa n HIu,se ~:
Java Pearl G5<c: broken TO- p''mo oc'
..Syrupi-Cholcc sivar syrun, 40. ,toro,.
Drips 36c; Vernont NsnIe D,,n, any,
gallon kegs, 75c; len gallon kegs 10: 'b,alf bsr.
rclS) $50: pix6v Mnnln IL ha,rrapis1 SSy,up lpat'
Maple 10 gallon tcrsI Az Z: BixSvs M Isei y 'ssa"yy
Ion HcHy) B!c: Hir6v Mania Ia y nap,S . sni'
Sugar House dark sGr. ttac NJ, y, io, e1us! SVG;
bafrcls}. Now eroa Sew tr,csns noi.nsn.
choice 4Sc; prime 45c: iair i?c; ,nixsd rond. SeS
pure maple syrup, gallon cans. II n. a y aa'iay
cans pure maple, 81 is nor railort " % n" nau.
pure maple, s. 20 per gallon.
9. hams Ike; small lac; i. {, Inr muat bsHo !,
Sbo;s. c. shoulders Ike: sides Tna7Ic: S acc
shoulders re. ham bc.f liz, ordiL ~ 1" :
family mess pork s Id pieces sin n. foan@ W.
tine clear ST. 50. ""1 poiA'
Hrd-Prrc ,olred, IN tle,oe .uc. &, IN TN.
nc; tin rails, 5 ill., W.. lin M - ~ ~ tGnns
tln pals, 10 lbs. SSc: lin MI. aS iibhS s ss}3ssSC,,
tin pals, to lbs, Sc. TChicnrS laII u i w. '1te'
~sugar-Cu,loai TO, cnhHs 7hh u" ~ ,NwIa,o. 70,
graduated Standard 8 "a s :slsnd Iayi c luMSttsn ~;
< 6hc; Columbia 4 IEc. sisnIIa. u PlWay ,,,tsa
SIC; American 4 d.. Wsi,SeH,-a Ct,"n ,a1so. a
ard yellow SIC: K uichtr.ss veliow sEiH% e7s s"nu'
Cogte-urcen %cofiee"Fancy Goitscn p,o or
DC; java &c: rosStcS S n ns s1c ;roasiihf sfaaes
ley Rio 25c: Pan UanJiS SSse. ivy, ~.
Co.'S roasted Csc. Iuit rasstej SNi;/o. HiS q
eminent Java roasted nc. "An gr"11 d 4, ~ o. Wv
Ttas-Younv Hygon her In 5Sa NJ. ~ ny,
der, 25aiSc: lmpeIiai. .sniaH. 80, E.gpom.
Ooloug. olH15a: g1iichnns 51," sSi,o sap1n' E'a'oe'
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A curious accident occurred to the
locomotive Of train No. 10 OF the Bslti-
more 4 Ohio railroad tho other night.
WITHDRAWING at a good rate Of speed
near BarnesVille, on the metropolitan
branch, a large white owl flew into the
locomotive headlight, smashing the
heavy glass iron. into smithereens and
overturning the lamp. This set fire 10
tho lantern, which was destroyed. Ills
owlship was cooked, head, feathers, fee,
| and all.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
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SAA SouAsyb Vehs II
william McAdams,
Guardian and In his OWL right, :, r
Us, ~ enauce'S'
Elizabeth Chhrnock, ct al.
In pursuance Of the authority vested In us BIZ
a decree OF tho above mentioned court, made
and entered IN said cause on the 9th day OF DC.
tober, A. D.. 1880, the undersigned spccinl com.
missloncrS appointed for the purpole BY, that
court In said decree, will on
SATURDAY, tho 10Th day OF NovEMBER, 1890,
beginning At 10 o'clock Of said day, at the north
front door OF tho Court House OF Ohio county.
] West Virginia, sell at public auction, the several
parcels Of real estate hereinafter mentioned, or
40 u thereof Al may DO Necessary 10 pay tho
Hens Oh Snpiea as set forth In said decree, the cost
OF suit and expenses OF sale. that Is 10 cay;
1.-Thc north hall OF lot number 10 OF tho
seventh square OF tho city OF Wheeling, In Ohio
County, III the State Of West Virginia.
?.-Lot number ~ In the addition to said city
OIL. Wheeling formerly called South Wheeling.
laid Oh by Moses W. ChaplinO, Marcus Wilson
and James h. Fersythe. a, 1900
TERMS or SALE.-Ono.thlrd and 80 mnch
more as tho purchaser may elect to pay cash IN
hand, aud tho remainder In MOI equal install.
mcnts. payable, respectively In ono and Two
years from the day Of sale with Intcrest from
that day, the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred inSA!lments, and the title TO DO &c,
sSii;ed t9 secure ne payment Q! thom until they
ou1 EM..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-19

The changes In these markets are all of the
natural character, and come from changing sea
son. .ra gr"-
Ontons,,Ncw, scarce. 81 10 per bushel; s; oaaa %
Street PotGt0t-b2 % abarrel,
P0tGlots-90cssI 20 Der bushcl: demand good
supply Nodemle. ., =
Tropical .Frulh-L.emons, IS 5oa6 90 per box:
Oranges, Jamaica. So ., per box; bananas,
slW TO s! W per BUNCH. $500
Vegetables, etc. = Cabbages, 81 90 Der bar.
rel; Apples 50 5onA 10 per barrel.
irfpes-Concords. ten pound baskets. SOC;
cnt.wbns, S5c.
Cranbtrrks-Sew fresh picked, 50 0oa3 q a box,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-19

Van HoUrEN's CocoA-"Best and Goes
Farthest." Mw&F.3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-19
Petroleum.

r%!llltpaLru1A, Pa, Nov. ls.-Wool marke,
dull aud nominal, Tr $500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-19

EAST lInEnTY, Pa, Nov. IS -Cattle-RcccIn,s
$40 head; shipments 1850 head: market slow al
yesterdays prices. llogs-lseceipls 5000 head;
shipments NS head; market dull on light. firm
on heavy: Phliadelphias s. S5ai 70; mixed So 6la
S75; best heavy Workers 50 iQaS 50: common 10
!isht 81 laa3 80; pigs 81 06a9 90. Sitcep-Rcccipts
loo head shipments 500 head; market slow 1T
Yesterdays DrIcng $50 100