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The advocate., 1890-06-11
Romothlnr 10 Remember.

Remember that the Union Pacific is the
only line running direct 10 Salt Lake City
from Kansas, and that u 10 the only standard
gauge line running In there. BY any other
line you have 10 make at least one change,
while the Union Pacific runs through car
daily. For information call on or address II.
B. Harrington, city ticket agent, 626 Kansas
avenue, Topeka, Kan.j ]. f. Gwin, depot
AGENT, |.t
The advocate., 1890-06-11

Attention is called TO the Ad. Of W. $.
Morgan's great work, "The Agricultural
Wheel and Farmers Alliance, and the I'm
pending Revolution" II should be in the
hands OF every farmer in our land. Any
one desiring a copy should address .. ID.
McGauan, Agent for Shawnee County in
care of Advocnte.
The advocate., 1890-06-11

Tlan Alliance shipments for May were reduced
sOnl8what from the inCt that several Alliance
,hhlpuOm and one Alliance shipping association
itD. j. uFeenWald, Of BolOlt, took stock I'm he
American Live Stock Commission Company, and
ghlp independently Of the Alliance
lho shipments continue 20 Increase AMI our
sAloa tO be generally satisfactory
fwonty-iOur carloads IN to-day A Rev mis-
axes continue tO be mnde In COnSlgnlng. shippers
shOllld no careful tO cOnglgn tO mo IN care Ok
American Live HtOCk Commission Company
Our yard men will then get the sock and they
Win he ied and properly cared fOE Immediately
upon receipt, EDWIN SNYDEh
The advocate., 1890-06-11
For chAulauqua Assembly. At Beatrice
Nab.

NoWs
Tho ChaNtauQua assembly will meet at
Beatrice, N0b., Juno 18th, and continue to
July 9Th, 1880,
For the above meeting a rate Of one fare
for the round trip has been made by the
Union Pacific system from pOiDs ON 100 lines
within 1bO miles Of Beatrice, Tickets will
be sold June 28th 10 July 7th inclusive On
June 18th and July 8th, however, tickets can
be purchased from all points in Nebraska TO
the Chautauqu6 assembly 0t one fare for the
round trip, the limit OF those tickets TO be
July och.
For further Information apply TO H. Is
Harrington, city ticket agent Union Pacific
system; or j. n. Gwin, depot agent.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.
Grain Market

KANSAS CITY, June o.
aQmNAT-NO. hard, sici No. 3 hard, 75G77c.
hgR-NO. 2, S5C.
OATa-NO. q N02TAC.
CDnN--NO ! 20G0Q9kC,
The advocate., 1890-06-11

2 Mrs. Florence Olnnsttad, Of Douglass,
Kan, has just issued q new song book con-
taining twenty appropriate songs for open
ing and closing alliances, wheels and unions,
and for public labor demonstrations, sot to
old and familiar tunes, 80 that all may sing.
The price is low and In the reach Of all.
Single copy 10 Centsy or twelve copies for
81. Send 20 Mrs. Florence Olmatead,
Douglass, Kan, or tOJ. II. Mcdowell, Nash
Yillo. Tenn.
The advocate., 1890-06-11

STRING LIST now ready. Lowest prices
on strlngs for Violin, Guitar, Banjo, Sc.
So pd AZ once 20 E, IN GUILD, Topeka, Kan.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, June Q.
Kiop0Fied BY Edwin Snyder.
lhlelpt1 Tor the year 10 date show an Increase
0vNa At year OF 20l 5g2 cattle, GOO hogs, 10000
uhteD a.Gl horses aud mules.
Nha supply OF beef steers for Saturday was
moderate, prices ranging from SleadytO iOc high
tF We 0llUlol
nKcogod beol and shipping steers ql.OOG4.1O;
bttGhera steers, e96Edl.OO; COWS and hCliers,
pAed335i stOckeT and feeders wege generally
iefdV AZ e2g0fbS.G0.
sIcapy Monday the cattle market Is counted
81 leG Oh
eilOOg-The run was fair for Saturday and
Keen steady 30 1MC higher. To-day (MOnday)
iNd weak rs Saturdays pgices.
MIAMI But little doing, mostly no lower
aicda ranging from 93,2G1bO0
The advocate., 1890-06-11

~ Alliance Live Stock business
The following is a synopsis Of Alliance live
aiOCk business FOR the three months last past
The advocate., 1890-06-11

\ w. IS. Morgan's "HIsTORY or THE
IHEGL AND ALLIANCE" given for q club
alght subscribers 70 THE ADvOOATE
q zach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
WOOL.
WnrrIIxG. TrrsnAY. December 9.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, December ..
The condition of the local market is
somewhat changed. The wool in this sec
ton is all well bought up, with only few
scattering clips here and there. A few
farmers are holding their wool ahead OF the
market The market east is little easier,
with all appearances that prices have
reached the top. 1t is almost put OF season
for market quotations. The ruling prices
as reported by Horkheimer Bros, are as
follows: Fine fleece, washed, 3Oc; I'M
washed, one-third off; unmerchantaole.
one-fourth off; medium unwashed, 26c;
medium fleece, washed, 33c; tub washed,
32a3ic.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, December Wool,
market dull, prices easier; ONO, Penn,
sylvania and West Virginia Hx and
above 33a3iI5: Y 3la52c; medium 36a3S19c;
New York, Michigan and Western line or
Y and Xxx 2Sa30c; medium 31a3Sc; coarse
9ja36IIc: fine washed delaine Y and XX
34a31c; medium washed combing and de-
laine 4Oa42 ID C: coarse do 36a363zc; Canada
do 34a36c: tub washed choice 3Sa4Oc; faiI'
35a31c: coarse 33a35c; medium unwashed
combng and delaine 29a3lc; coarse do
21a2Sc; Mon taua 20a22c; Territorial l1a22c.
BosToy, December There has been a
steady but quiet market for wool. Ohio \
39c; Y and above, - 9a33c; Xxx and M
and above, 3iI;}jc; No. at 31a'5S'c; Mich
igan SOC: staple woods have been firm; No.
| combing 40a42c: delaine 3ja.'ic; Territory
woods ste ady at Coo for fine; Sc Tor iine
medium, and 5ia55c for medium; Texas,
California and Oregon woods quiet; pulled
woods steady; choice super 40ai5c; fair to
good super 30a3sc, and extra at 2la}Oc.
Foreig woods have been firm but quiet
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Grocers' Association held very
large and enthusiastic meeting on Monday
evening. p at roll call. The Association
is now in a fourishing condition. They
will meet again on Monday evening, De
cember Sth. \ full attendance is required
as there will be very important business
10 transact
j. II. Barnes. advance agent Of the Two
Sisters company, was IN the city yesterday.
This company appears here on the 10th and
comes recommended as one of the best
shows on the road.
Chas Butler. Of Springfield, one of the
bosses on the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad, was here yesterday enquiry
about getting timber for that road.
Robert Hanson ruptured blood vein in
his leg while at work in the keg factory
yesterday, and almost bled to death before
they got him home.
The G. A. K. people are circulating sub
scription papers TO raise money to buy new
arms for the Post Give the boys a lift.
The tracklayers are down TO Tiltonville
on the w. X l.. r. railroad and will be here
before the first of next month.
Possum Coss was tried yesterday on the
charge of robbing the Kerr residence. We
could not learn the verdict.
Mrs Brindley, who took the glassware
from the NorthwoOd glass works, was
fiaed s. and costs.
Duncan < Co. will pipe the Masonic
Temple for gas for heating and lllumnat-
Ing purposes.
The grocers had very enthusiastic
meeting on Monday evening, over twenty
being present
Prof Schofield has organized a singing
class Of thirty-five members in Tiltonville.
The Episcopal church gave a social and
supper in the Commercial Hall last night.
The Fat Mems Club is the attraction at
the Opera House tomorrow night.
Workmen are putting the roof on the
boiler shed of the Belmont brewery.
VIM. McMasters, of Fourth street, has q
little child dangerously sick.
Harry Northwood has moved into his
new residence in the orchard.
Mrs. Greenfield has resigned her position
with Blum & Harberger.
John Kyne is confined TO his bed with
bad spell of pneumonia.
Another foot race is talked of between
Paxton and Edwards.
j. j. Potter, Of Youngstown, is stopping
at the haywood.
Rev. Conoway is in Duncan Falls, Pa,
on a visit.
John Parke has moved his family to
Wheeling.
Council met in regular session last night
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December 81 90. January 81 45a5 Az


December - %; January - l3ao 4'1s !;
May . SoaO w, closing AT D We should
ers - 6O; short clear % %. WHISKY, at
81 ~. Butter, easy creamery extra, -S1aa
&c; extra hrstS, ZZa=oc; nrsts. IoaIic'
extra 2Sa24c. Eggs, hrni at nc nc-
celpts-flour, Z4,oOV oarreis' wheaV' lfo,-
600 bushels; corn, 99,O ousneis; oaIs'
200 900 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; oariey;
1900 bushels. Shlpments@flour, 2!,oVV
barrels; wheat, 26OOO bushels; corn, o5o,-
900 bushels; oats, loo, wv oushelsi rye
o'ooo ousheisi oariey. ff'VVo 'u'nos
BALTIMORE, MD, December W neat,
western easy; No; winter req spot YEA
94slc; December " 9a9iSic; January use;
May 81 O314 al o314. Corn, western uuli
and easy mixed Spot &c year ooaoo11c.
January 55a554c; May DOC, Oats, steauy' ;
western white 5219a53l9c. kye, hrm :
choire 7aiSc. Hay, quiet; choice timothy
81 90. Provisions, quiet. Mess PORK, AT
gil oo. Lard. renneu a.. bul'eI, S.aoa ~,
fancy creamery @.a=sc' ia'r 70 onoiou ,,a
26c. Eggs, acIive AZ ~oG; 1on ,o ao qI ho
klo at ls4c. hecelpIsLflour, iY,oVV - D oao
rels; wheat, 4'0u oo ousneis, corn, -,'0 600
bushels; oats, ll,ooV Ousneis' d rye. 49,
bushels. ShlpmentsIflour' ld'0 ~ prIs'
wheat, 24,oOo ousheisi corn' ~'oVo pusheiS'
PHILADELPHIA, December .. Flour,
steady. Wheat, firm; No. 2 red sec; Jan
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CHICAGO FEET, TOO.
A Light-Hearted Maiden Who Had Won
Her Lover.
..Mabel. nv dear. is il trueq"

thtcdgO iFtOGhe.
mabel, my dear, is it truce"
Eyes, mamma"
The elderly matron fondly stroked
the bright golden hair of her beautiful
daughter, and smile of gratilied moth
erly pried played about her lips. Time
had dealt gently with the elder of these
two women. In the few threads of
silver that shone in her still lustrouS
and wavy hair, in the scarcely percept-
ible lines ut the corners of her soft gray
eyes, and in the slight hollows that sug-
geSted rather than indicated an inn
paired symmetry in the pure oval OF her
pale cheek, might be seen the evidences
that the passing years had touched with
loving fingers the face of this gentle
mother.
Clarence Dashaway has asked you
to be his wife?"
YES, mamma"
Il need hardly tell you, Mabel" re-
Joined her mother, THAT your father
and | will interpoSe no obstacle in the
way Of your happiness. If l had been
asked To name the young man TO whom
| Should prefer above all others to in
trust the future of my darling child l
should have named Clarence Dashaway.
lie is a noble, high-souled, chivalrous
young man, the native nobility OF whose
character mirrors itself in the glance OF
his eye. the tones Of his voice, and in
every movement OF his manly figure.
In winning the love of Clarence Dash
away, my child, you have fulfilled every
wish that fond mother could cherish
for her only daughter.
"YeS, mamma, said Mabel, her beau
tiful face aglow with love and pride, II
have got there this time with both
feet"
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GROCERIES.
WHEELING, TUESDAY, December ,

WHEELING, TUESDAY, Deccm Der :.
There are but few changes in the general
grocery market. Tea is active and the
market presents u strong front. Rice IS
firm and the article is moving of faster
than usual Refined sugar is firm, and ad-
vices from New York to-day report the re-
fined market firmer at the refineries, and
in Philadelphia &c higher. Fruits are
active and firm. Canned goods selling
freely at old quotations. Molasses hrm
Syrups steady.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup &c; Hon
ey Drips SIC; Sugar dark 24c; dc addi-
tional in half barrels. New Orleans Mo
lasses-Fancy soc; Choice soc; Prime 4se :;
Fair He; Mixed goods, New Orleans goa
SIC; Bakers goods Soc. Choice Refined
Sorghum SIC.
PRovIsIoNs-Schenk's medium 5. Z.
hams l3Il; S c. breakfast bacon &c; ). Z:
shoulders 73.c; city sides nc; ham beef
IKE; ordinary beef l0c; family mess pork
5fb piece sl3 -; bean pork.
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tees nc;
sob cans nc; lard compound, tees SIC;
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING, December ..


There is nothing of especial Importance
TO report concerning this market. Prices
are but little changed and there is Il fair
demand. The supply of cattle has been
very liberal the past week. The prices as
reported by Goodhuc & Thomas are as fol-
lows:
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to 200, s. OOa3 -:
good. 900 to 1000, - 15a3 90; good, 500 to
800. - S0a2 So: fair, 200 to 800, 81 JOa2 GO;
common, 600 to 100, s. 25a2 80; bulls, = OV.I
. %: cows, 81 50a2 80.
Hogs-Good demand; extra, 8 GOa3 =
good 8 4Oa3 50; common, s. OOa3 %.
Sheep-Active: extra, 81 25a4 80; good,
81 coal %; common, 50 0Oa3 60; lambs,
s. 00a6 80.
Fresh Cows are dull at $50 OOa35 90; bet
ter demand.
Calves at 50 00a5 90.
CHICAGO, December Cattle, receipts
49, 900 head shipments 1000 head; market
steady; prime export steers - OOa5 40; CON-
mon to choice shipping steers . ooa4 %.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
5000 head; market higher; light mixed
g 35a3 80; prime heavy 8 65a3 40; light
50 40a3 50; pigs g 15a2 -.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
:. 500 head; market strong; natives - I5a
4 So: westerns 81 0Oa4 s.; Texans . coal 90 /,
lambs s. 80.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, December Cat
tie, receipts $50 head; shipments $50 head:
market steady and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; shipments
& 600 head: market fair; Philadelphiss
& sOa3 90: heavy Workers 3 40a3 so; light
Workers 8 25a3 IS; pigs 81 5Oa3 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1890 head; shipments
1900 head; market firm at yesterdays
prices.
CINCINNATI, O., December 2.-Hogs, in
ample supply and lower; common and light
= i5a3 so; packing and butchers g 5Oa
8 so; receipts, 3,4OO head; shipments, 800
head
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down Jim all his branch will stop thier
subscriptions. Awful sorry Jim is a
Democrat"
"How's the Judge Of Probate?"
Mother Democratic brother after
that"
And Selectman?"
"Father-in-law on the Democratic
ticket, and I've got to be neutral"
And County Surveyor"
My Uncle Tom is the regular Demo-
cratic nominee. You see how | am
fixed"
''How'S your own politics."
Pretty near straight Democratic"
Then, why don't you run Demo-
cratic paper?"
Its a-comin to that, | fear. I've
been on the fence, or neutral, for the
last ten years, and | expect to wake up
almost any morning and find I've dropped
on the Democratic side. It's an awful
thing to contemplate, but you see how
il iS-you realize the situation"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
Editnr.. Dilemma.

l was paying a call to the editor OF q
weekly paper in town in Vermont, and
after looking over the editorial page OF
a copy on his desk remarked:
You don't appear 10 have much &c
say about the party candidates.
| 'sNO, not much, " he replied.
But are they satisfied"
They have TO be. It's pretty badly
mixed around here.
Hove"
"Wen. this is a Republican paper,
but nv son Nate, who is 4 Democrat, IS
running for state Senator against the
Republican candidate. cant call Nate
horse thief and liar, you know, be-
cause its in the family. III | come out
and blow for the other man, then it's
agin Nate, 50 l sort O. keep still.
Il see.
As to the candidates for the LegiS-
lature. my brother-in-law is on the
Democratic ticket against our candi-
date. can't pitch into him without
making about fifty relatives mad, and
so have to 90 softly. l did manage to
call our candidate a Cicero, but that's
as far as dare go"
How about Sheriff."
"Well, my brother Bill is running on
the Democratic ticket, and while can't
help him any / don't want to hurt his
chances"
.And Prosecutor"
my cousin Jim is after that, aud if
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
MOuSDSNILLE.

The report of the Penitentiary burglary
in Monday mornings IHtell,Jcnccr, so lar as
ii imputed negligence on the part OF the
prison officials, was.only the imagination OF
the newspaper reporter The thieves, who
are supposed 10 be eX-convicts, formerly
employed in the broom shop, entered tne
north outside gate and then scaled the wall.
They did not break into the broom shop, as
il was standing open, and there was
no use for that. They then
took the key Of the safe out of the fore
mans desk. where he was in the habit OF
placing it, and unlocked the safe. The
nightwatchman makes his rounds every
hour. but as he carried lantern II would
be a very easy matter TO avoid him. As
soon as the electric lights are placed IN the
ward il will be no trouble TO discover par
ties prowling around. Asst was, no blame
whatever can be attached TO the guards on
duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
CLEAN. AND GLAD OF IT.
An Interesting Religio-Sanitary Service in
a New Jersey City.

That cleanliness is next TO gOdllneSS
is fully believed By the United Evange-
lists. who are endeavoring 70 save the
people OF Camden from Satan, and who
took advantage of yesterdays holiday
70 have TWO washiugS Of the feet OF the
elect None but Christians were in
vited 20 remain 20 the great cleansing,
but as there are many such in Camden,
the small chapel at 4l4 Line street was
well filed when the brethren and Sis
terS began 20 remove their shoes and
stockings.
Only Two small tubs were provided FOR
the ceremony, one for each sex, and aS
the twelve women and four men who
wanted their feet cleanSed were calmly
removing their shoes the tubs filled
with water were placed in front of and
on either side Of the pulpit platform.
They then marched up TO the tubs with
towels thrown over their shoulders.
I Brother Smith, the leader and eXhOrter,
| first placed his feet i'm the water. while
Brother Conard dropped on his knees
and humbly washed his chiefs eXtremi-
ties Another man then washed Brother
C0nard'S feet
1t suits me IL suits me, burst out
Brother Smith as the sisters began
their pedal additions, and the audience
took up the hymn.
Come on, sisters and brethren, in
sisted the evangelist; don't hang back;
there hain't nothing 10 be ashamed OF.
That's right. Glory Hallelujah.' as
another pair Of feet were plunged into
the tub. The water was not changed,
but that did not matter, as Brother
Smith insisted 1.-the spirit was in the
water, and that was enough"
There was a temporary halt in the
line Of women at one time, but as an
other approached cries of palms OF vic
tory, palms Of love" reSOunded through
out the building.
Pm clean, oh. I'm clean. know I'm
clean" eXcitedly cried one sister rs her
feet were being carefully dried on a
towel: aud a chorus Of We're clean,
We're clean, burst from her fellow sal
VatiOuiSts.
"Oh, feel as If could take the low
est drunkard OF the most abandoned
woman and make them clean. Wash,
sisters and brethren: wash out your
sins, and you'll be happy" continued
brother Smith. I'm happy, but 1t
wasn't the devil that made me happy.
Oh, I'm happy, I'm happy; I'm on my
way 20 Zion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WIXsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used BY millions of mothers for child
rem teething for over fifty years with per
feet success. 1t relieves the little sufferer
AT once. produces natural, quiet sleep oy
freeing the child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes US bright as button" II
is very pleasant TO taste, soothes the cnllI
softens the gums, allays pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels, and IS the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. twenty-five
cents a bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03

important auction sale of winter satinets
by order of Macintosh, Greene " Co.,
comprising :, 600 cases, OF the value OF about
S225 200. There was large representative
gathering and the bidding was fairly spirit
ed, though the prices realized averagedlo low,
standard goods going off about TO III per
cent. from agents prices, which was proba-
bly as good as could have been expected.
The wooden goods market was quiet in
consequence of the sale.
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A Tale of the Sea.
Nsc York SUa.

The good ship was OIL Cape BatteraS.
The sea was running mountains high,
and she was swinging to it with moth
ing on but double-reefed lower topsailS
and the foreStaysail. Suddenly there
was Il hoarSe shout from the man on
lookout, and Land aheadH' was echoed
through the stricken vessel.
Bout ship came the stentorian
tones of the Captain.
"Fore bowlin'. TackS and sheets.
MaintoDSail haul. Mizzen braces. "
But before the vessel could be brought
around she had struck. Strange to say,
there was no shock. Then it was that
the Captain turned to the chief mate
and whispered:
'.Mr. Beckett, we are saved. That
was nothing but the rim of a New York
girls fall hat blown off shore"
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PETROLEUM.

PITTsBURG, PA, December 2.-Petro.
leum, opened at61@sc; highest G'>Ic; lowest
&c; closed at 67lsc.
BRADFORD, PA, December 2.-Petro
leum opened at SIC; highest 6slSc; low
est G65Ic; closed at CSC. Clearances 49,
900 barrels.
On, CIry.PA.. December petroleum
opened at 90 &c; highest ~ 5Sc; lowest Vjs4 c;
closed at csc. Sales. 10000 barrels
charters. Ca 400 barrels; shipments, l3l,-
40 barrels; runs. .6l3 barrels.
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return of purchase price. On this safe plan
a bottle of DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case, when used for any af
lection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as
Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, etc. etc. 1t is pleasant and agree
able to taste, perfectly safe, and can al
ways be depended upon. Trial bottles free
nj Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
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UNCLE sIDNEY'S VIEWS.
- WLNcoml -.

I hold that the true age Of wisdom is when
We az, boy, aud GIRLS, and not women aud
men.
When. a> creduiou, children. W. know things
because
We believe them-howeyer ayerse 20 the laws.
If is faith. then. not science and reason / say,
That is genuine wistom-and would that. to-
day.
We. "a, then. wrr, us Wise. aud inedably blest
As 90 liye l0y, and die and trust God FOR the
rcSt
- simply deny Che old truth. You know,
That thc wiser we get a. the older We grow,
For ia youth. al we know We are certain Of;
now
The greater our kuowfcdge the more We allow
For Skrrfiral margin; aud hence / resent
That the world isn't nat. and the sun doesu'
set.
And vc may not 80 creeping up hon D, when We
die.
Through The moon, like round yellow hole in
H.s
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, December

WHEELING, TUESDAY, December
The quotations in this market are al un,
changed The -four market is dull and
wheat is slow at quotations. Oats are
firm and hay is vacillating somewhat, while
prices for mill feed continue firm.
The following quotations are wholesale,
retail prices being 80 to IS cents higher:
FLouR-Choice family -four in wood,
8 90; in paper q So per barrel.
GRAIy-Wheat per bushel, No. ], 95c;
corn per bushel &c; oats, per bushel'
45c.
FEEp-Middlings per ton so 90; bran
per ton $50 90; baled hay per ton $40 GOA
IL 90; loose hay s. 90 per ton.
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, December 2.-Business in
dry goods was without new developments,
the demand continuing quiet, though ex-
pectant. There was no change and no de-
tails of transactions of special interest
Agents were urged TO make prompt snip,
ments of good orders, because OF expected
advance in freights. and were very busy
with such details There was continued
GOOD tone to the market. There was an