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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
IrOn-Ore Production,

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 9.--The census Of
flee has made public a bulletin in rela,
ton to iron-ore. 1t shows the quantity
of iron-ore produced in the United States
during the year 1889 to have been H.
51S,0Gl long tons valued at s:}3,351. 97S,
an average of $3.50 per two. The four
leading statesAMichigan. Alabama.
Pennsylvania and New York aggregated
1O,234,259 tons, OIL 7O,49 per cent of the
total product. Capital invested, SlO9,-
100
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
Serious Disturbances.

ORIo JANERo, Oct. 9.-Serious disturb
ances occurred here last night. They
made their first appearance in the Ital-
ian theatre from some cause, at present
unknown, and the trouble soon spread
to adjacent streets. The police arrested
many rioters, but finding themselves
outnumbered a force of cavalry made
several charges and dispersed the mob.
injured.
The health of President Fonseca has
been in a precarious condition recently.
Today he is better but is still extremely
weak.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17

COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct. 9.-Among
the passengers who went to Pixies Peak
yesterday morning were A. r. Freeman
and Miss Emma j. G. Hale of this city.
The Rev. Lucas was along, too. The
train finally drew up to the platform of
the summit house. Standing there sur.
rounded by strangers with a bright sun
falling on their heads, with glittering
snow drifts on every hand, the happy
couple were made husband and wife and
completed the highest marriage ever
performed on terra firma.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
North Dakota synod.

GRAFTON. n. d., Oct. 9.-The seventh
annual session of the synodo of North Da-
kota met at Grafton last evening. Rev.
W. Hamilton Spence of Grand Forks
was elected moderator. There is a large
attendance. This morning President
Boskville reported the condition of the
synod's college at jamestown to be en-
couraging. Rev. DR.. Ray of Chicago,
secretary of the board of aid for the col
lege, followed, urging a better support
for their institution. The jamestown
college got l45 per cent more from the
board of aid than the next highest col
lege.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
AN srEA.'
The Captain aud q Crew of NJ.
Supposed to He Ina. !

I'd ne Lost.
New YORK, Oct. ia dispata
London says: The STEAMSHIP
shire from Barrow for New v.
been passed at e abandoned NY
has been heard from her captain
Never has the loss of a steamsI;a0
caused 80 much excitement ~
time Of the great Denmark disaSs.ll 1
particulars Of the disaster wera Y
in this city. No one knows what
come Of the captain and crew !
may now be safe on board Som.
vessel, but maritime. men tb;e,|
hardly probable. The chances Y
captain and his thirty-six men y
They undoubtedly took to boats y
was seen the vessel had no cbans
the sea and storm that has been |
during the last week boats could ]
have lived.
A later dispatch to this ci,,|
Lloyd in London says the Dew!
was abandoned about $50 miles n.y.
Barrow. Up to the time of callins'
ing had been heard from the capts,
crew. The Devonshire sailed fror'
row on Sept. 30. She was, if all !,
are true, in ballast. The Dev%
generally made the passage to tbi'
in 10 days, so that no uneasins,
been felt about her non-apnes
She was a twin screw STEAMSHIP
feet long; 1866 feet broad and 9ps
deep. She was worth at least sc
LONDON, Oct. 12.-The British /,
er Norwegian which arrived at GI
yesterday from Montreal had on
the crew of the British steamer D
shire.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
Trouble Ahead.

OMAHA, Oct. 1O.-Seven memhI
the mob which lynched the negro J
last night are under arrest charged
murder in the first degree. Count
torney Mahoney has refused to aloT
release of the prisoners on bail and
p. m. a large crowd surrounded the,
ty Jail and threatened that if the hi
ers we're not given their liberty ts
would be attacked and the men
ated. The men under arrest are
Neuschalfer, Patrick O'Herne, !
Fritz, r.. M. Bloom, II. Fl. Brandies
Fitzgerald and John O'Dopw
Bloom is the manager for S. p. Mo-,
Co., the largest dry goods compar
the city, and O'Donoghue is the cal
of police. O'Herne was a delegatet
democratic county convention and
arrested while the convention va
session. County Attorney Nah
sent down word that they would nd
released under any circumstance
the crowd at once began to lay plan,
attacking the Jail.
When the mob had gathered in I
of the window where the crowd bns
last night Jailor Harrigan appeard
announced that none of the men Fr
were in the Jail and offered to est
committee of ten to satisfy them that
was telling the truth. The crNt
cepted the proposition and the conn
tee reported that the men were
there. This satisfied the crowd an
dispersed. Five of the prisoners
been released on bail and the remai
two had been spirited out of jail
taken to a place of safety.
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North western Synod.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 9.-The
Northwestern Synod Reformed church
in session here elected the following Off
GERS: President, Rev. c. F. Kriet of
Louisville, KY; secretary, Rev. j. j.
Jannett of S~heboygan, Wis; correspond,
ing secretary, Prof. f. Grether of Frank
lin. Wis. Reports on home missions and
on the college at Franklin. Wis, and the
Orphans Home in Fort Wayne, showed
the institutions to be in a prosperous and
healthy condition.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
Bare Knuckle Fight

PITTsBURG, Oct. "a bare knuckle
prize fight under London prize ring rules
for a purse of 800 was fought today at
a point 60 miles from this city. The
principals were Jack Dexter, 131 pounds,
and Harry Leonard, l21 pounds. Both
men fought desperately and in the Both
round Leonard was knocked out. The
fight was or the turf and lasted one
hour and ten minutes, 1t was witnessed
by but thirty people, including five mil
liOnaires Of this city.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

An earthquake was felt at San Fra]
cisco yesterday.
The Baltimore Sunday law is behl
enforced.
Sherman Green killed his father
Wilkes county, N. G.
The Dalton gang was cornered att
a desperate fight in the Indian terrific
The steamers on the Atlantic suft
much from storms.
The tug Rather is ashore on ca
Henlopen.
The Brindisi express, carrying 4
Stanley party was wrecked, but all
capped.
Bar silver 81.
Three more Omaha lynching arre'
have been made.
The Evans shortage at st. Lol
reaches 100000.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
Bad for Lynchers.

OMAHA, Oct. 12.-The preliminary
hearing OF the fifteen %lynchers charged
with the murder Of the negro rapist
which was set for this afternoon has
been postponed until Monday. All OF
the men have been released on bail ex-
cept three who have apparently no
friends. 1t is announced by the prose
cutting attorney that he will push these
cases for all they are worth.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
Miss Ruth Cleveland.

New YORK, Oct. 9.-Ex- President
Cleveland SAID in answer to an inquiry
regarding the name of the newcomer in
his house: ave have settled on a name.
1t is Ruth" This was the nam of Mrs.
Cleveland's grandmother and has always
been especially liked by her.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
A Pittsburg Blaze.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 1O.-The buildings
occupied by the Pittsburg Collar Manu-
featuring company and Liberty Machine
company in Liberty burned this morn
ing. Loss 100000. The fire started in
Dixon's blacksmith shop adjoining and
it was also consumed. 1t is thought the
fire was incendiary.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17

ST. PAUL, Oct. ia special to the
Pioneer Press from Little Falls says,
Robert Burkel, employed at the North.
ern Pacific station here, was killed by
cars this evening just after six. He was
caught by a car pushed on the side OF
the track.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
Brazilian Riots OueIIad

Rio JANEfRo, Oct. 1O.-A strong force
OF police now occupy the streets and
order is everywhere restored. One rioter
was killed and several were injured in
last nights fracas. President Da
Fonseca's health is improving rapidly.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
Wholesale Hanging.

HALIFAX, n. S.. Oct. 10.-Particulars
have been received here OF the hanging
at Spanishtown, Jamaica, last month of
three men and a oma for the murder
OF John Aller, his wife, his mother, and
a man named Gofaden.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-17
THE STOCK

Sales of Montana Cattle in the Chicagi
Market Yesterday.
[Reported by Rosenbaum Bros for the TRIBUNE
UNION Stock YARDS, CHICAGO, Oct
12.-Criz 375, 136Ofbs, $3.50.
Standard 80, 116Otbs, 1876.
Brice 1O5, 119Otbs, 1885,.
McGire 81, 128Oibs, 1875.
Home 400, lis lbs, $40.
Judith 900, l30Ofbs, S435.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27

Sn benz arm en- er5gebtr
liiden Orte Observation-Disclosures bel
Olberbau bat Der Characterization"
Oieti9 sesenipdrtia ieinen Gbespistars
cen i'm @aitbUf Sum rBilben Mann"
lufsei6lasen. Die beiben Sauptitade
lino bic beiben berl6mten Traa6bien
,Ritter Tbeobalo BON @ilbenIelS pber
Oer &inbesraub" unb ,9ie lanse Sdi9t
~ @brenfriebers6ori~. Sn einem enis
pfeblenoen Sinpeis auf bieIe beioen
8erfe Der beuti9eu 9ramsnbidtune
ma6t Der Serr Director nun, fuie mir
in Der rSrtf. 8ts." Ieien, 5eIssnbes
befannt: rSiir oieie ;ipei 8prIteaunseu
sriaube ib mir beionbers elm seebrtes
Rublitum ein;ulaben, ba id nit Der
Guifiibruns berielbeu ieOer @Oncurren3
bic Spite biete. Beitrenommirtes @e.
I16ft, bite nidt nit peribiebenen an,
Oeren berartisen 81 persleideu. Spiel
naaren jeoer Grt tueroeu pprber als
8abluug I'M 3beoter ansenommen.
Die tuuitliebeuoen Bepobner BON glies
berneuidOubers fubriciren ndmlid bauss
inbuitriea Spielipaaren alIer 9lrt @s
biirfte ibueu beionbers in Der jebisen
tbeueren Seit pielfa6 am n6tbisen
BaareelO ieblen, iuorauf Der tuelteridb,
Gene CHARACTERIZATION sebiibrenbe &id.
i9t uimmt.
= &us Der SnfruftiOns. 8.
funbe. unteroificier: Wteblntanu,
aennen sic mir elm befnnntes 9tenit.
nbjeiden Der llnterUiHeiere? = &eiruI
(idWeist). = llnterOiiicier: Gum Sim=
mel DDnrerpetter, mOOur9 Seidnet iih
benn Der llnteroiiicier aus +? - 8etrut
(Sosbait): 9ur9 iein uieIes 5lu9eu.
Aus Grfobruns. 9ebrer:
.@Dber ltammt bas BORT @eburlum ?"
- S9ilsr: ugpm 9rhseGu!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27

mid INNER betrofeu bat, i'd bran1e
nidt 3u perSnsen, benn Sbr, 5rettnoe,
tperbet mir bethlehem uno iider ios
fort cine fleine Gammlung fur MID
uneliidsmurm ueranItaltenl"
Die 3iidseieGIi9nft fdaute chamber
peroubt an, offenbar tpenis erbaut BON
benz freunbli6en 8oridlas. ga6 lans
ger 8auIe nabm enbli9 Der bebdbi9e
&entier nit benz fupferfarbi9en @eii6tss
@rfer bas @Ort: ,g4ir tpiirbeu setpiB
ale Sbnen germ belfen, aber sic baben
uOrbin ielbit sei6wUren, lieber Rnie'
nafen. sic tpirben in 5ufnnft nur nod
8aiier trinfen, tpenu jemals @iner DON
uns ii9 sesen Ieiuen gtd6fen fortnn
bilfrei9 unO gut eruieie, unb baB
mir Sbnen na6 benz I9euBliden Be9,
bus sic beimseiu9t bat, nod be S6ls
lenqiial, eipis nit @aiIer Sbren urt'
auSrOttbaren 9urit 5u itilen, bereiten
ipDen, bas, tbeurer Sreurb uno Wfuiitus,
t6unen sic BON uns, Sbren alten 8eiBs
biertumpanen, tuabrbuftis ni9t Oerlau'
9en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27

Sreibp, gba, ba 1T ia JreiiRh
8ulfD eben babel, iib feline MOrsenbs.
tpesuns 5u MAIDEN. 9as tpiro cine
bhbi9e lleberrai3uns sebsHl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27

BnnffnIFrer: @oIIen sic bic @etun
senbeit babeu, Otaoame, unb bieies
8ofenbOuquet bon mir als 3ei9eH
meinsr beioaberen SO@u9tuus entse'
aennebmen?
Sri. @arumeIla Stodinbnnf: Gber
mein 3err, i6 femme sic ia gar ni9ti
8aiiirer: SaS tpeiB i9 publ. GbeT
sic tuerben meine 4ufbrinsli6feit ners
seiben, mein Srdulein, tuenn sic &C.
fobren, bnB sic bic erite Dame in ber
@ei9i9te bes Sanfpeiens iinb, bic eis
men Gbed ni9t perfebrt inOOiiirt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27
g 0 NJ @eaen in bic gran

Ky D III VtY eH II plt = " I.
Ralsr: g8ie sefdGt Sbneu bas Bib /?
-8rititer (ip6ttiid J: 0m, f6nnte beiier
Ieiu,-Waler (beteiOist): Diem 9err,
oieies urt6eil perosn sic bofisntli6
iuridnebmen. - Sriiiter: Gut, alio:
R6uute nod id1lebier iein!
Snfai dem 8er6a d e.
9raut zines gtaturfOriders: r@e6.
Bruno, i6 mag Did nidt mebr. SD
babe 9eiuen Sfeiieberi9t belaui5t uno
sebort, tpie 0u Deinem &apd seitanOen
bnft, bic rsibe 5lora i'm S6nnrjmnlb,
bate eiHeu md9tisen GiuOrud aui Did
semadt.~
-&aiernenb OfbIiit tben n. lin.
terpiTijisr: raerls, tusuu i6 Dor elmer
bOhen Mauer rSa1t" ruie mlBt, Sbr
lteben bleiben = nibt iueil bic Dloaer
Oa 1T, iOnOerH tpeiL SD sSalt" aCruIsn
bube!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27
@rb bdrmlia

grbdrmfi9eres S9af sibt's ntmmers
mebr.
als ban bic eis'ne 8oae mir6 Su
ibner;
0oh mas iOll man bonn Wteui9enfinbe
iageu.
Dem ME iein eigen Shidiul min BE-
hagen?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27

-2dubIi4 Galf lin einem
Birtbsbuus): ~Serr &irtb, Sbr 9uub
1T elm nerbammt dummies 8ieb; INNER
iass id ibn fort unb iebes Ial fOmmt
CT tuieber gong pertraut Der; bas fort
mid beim Glen. .~-@irtb: ~Sn, tuiifen
sic, mtin &arO, bas 1T elm geI6eiteS
3bier; ieoenFalIs babeu Sic serabe ben
Teller, aus bem sr iOnIt frist,~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27

Rnbe Tim toOlosii6er @arten boz
benz Siueibbdrisen 9rOmebar): Sag
nal, 8apa, mas lit bas fir elm 9bier2
= Sas iit Elm 0rOmebar, mein Sobn.
. Gbef mir baben bod i9On elm 9ro.
mebar eeieben, unb bas bate bod uar
eiHen S6derl : Sa, mein Sobu, oies
Ut aber Elm buGliseS 9romebar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02
MISTER MILLS.
NieW l0rr sun.

Nel0 York sun.
lIcnr the voice Of Mister Mills.
,,. Free Trade Mills
What sea Of compliment 1, generously spills,
How'll plcadtili, plcRdetli, pleRdeth,
In The Washington hotels.
While the tally that Il ieedcth.
To the members, as It picahcth,
Ton I'LL ol sugar swclls-
CrylnE, please, please, please"
,,,, lLiko chlld upon Ia kneesj
"hIie Us wheeling iteration through the corrl.
"vole lot Wills, Mills, Mills, Mills,
Mills. Mills, Mills,
FOR w mi, .Iangins and the wrunsllng Mister
Hear the bowling Mister Mills
With what world Of happiness his candidacy
Al the Mugwump sons OF guns:
How their tongue with rapture runs;
What nglbblGgabbc Alk;
And all n. G.;
From the MuSSuinp birds, poor parrots In New
upn tree.
O., from ont their glbbcrIug gIlis
"hai n gllsh Of dy;phpny volumlnously spills:
Free trade pills
With hope OF matchmaking bills;
How the income tax crank shrllls
TO the speaking and the seeking
OF Roger Mills. Mills Mills,
RIO. Mills, Mills, Mills
Mills, Mills, Mills,
10 the bntton'ho!ing, loS.rollins Mills!
Hear the H., lot, H md yawping Mills
What T. vail Of trouble. what prophecy OF Ills:
ARE agoln' 10 the deuce
ton, what rot);
IlplnlnGg rt,t, ,t,1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02
GpTEa ENJOYS

Both tho method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it is pleasant
end refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
ten etlectually, dispcls colds, head.
aches and iGvers and cures kabitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
cCptablc to tho stomach, prompt in
ia action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
pOpu!Sr remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
md 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlS SKRUp co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, ~. NEW Y0Rk. MH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02
Detroit Free Pres.

Utif0R rec PrcSS. te
They were still seated ut the table
after tea. He was in tho habit OF airing
his knowledge on such occasions.
inventions are sometimes called after
their inventors" he began. "The mon
key wrench, for instance, was named
after Mr.. Monkey"
WAS tho slot machine named after
Mr.. Slot?" asked Tommie. 81
"No, child. The dagucrreotype is
called after Mr.. Dagucrrc."
"And the telephone after William
Tell?"
"Why, no, Tom. Be quiet. Mr.. Der
rick invented the derrick"
"Was the fountain pen invented by
Mr.. Fountaino?"
"No, you little idiot. The fountain
pen was invented by the devil. Wife,
put this boy to bed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Dec l.-Cattlc. receipts 1900
head: shipments 5000 head: market active
and steady prime steers S. iOa6 90; others :. 3Il
52j; Texans 81 ?Oa2 10: stockers s. 2Ja2 10:
cows 81 lOa2 e.. Hogs. receipts coco head:
shipments go head; market lower; rough and
common 81 Is: packers 81 7Oa3 -; prime heavy
81 SOaS s.: light s. l0ui Is. Sheep. receipts
1900 head; shipments 1000 head: market
active and higher; native cwcs e. 5oai Is; wcth.
c.s 81 20: Texans 81 coal Is: westerns 81 jli
1 Is; ycarlings So OOaj 80; lambs 50 00a5 %.
EAST LIBERTY PA. Dec. l.-Cattlc. receipts
100 head; shipments 32O head: market slow and
unchanged Hogs, receipts LOCO head; ship.
E!en:S 1860 head: make! .-:n; ph!!aLcph!as
So 9Oai 90; good mixed So 1ja3 S.: Workers 81 GOa
IS; pigs 81 00aG 30. Sheep. receipts | 800 head;
shipments 100 head; market steady ut yes,er.
days prices
CIScrSSATT. o., Dec. l.-lIogs lower: common
and light s. OOa3 70: packing aud butchers s. jja
> s.; receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02

My customers have been using Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy for several
years and will have no other kind The
reason is, because it can always be de-
pended upon, is quick in its actions and
perfectly suic.-DE K. L. ST.. JOIN,
Rowland, Mo. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02
A DYSPEPTIC'S ARGUMENT

fa growl. Rnd that growl marks tho limit OF
nrguEIent with him. The best way TO got him
TO try medicine would be to advise againsit-
but notice how different his tone after using
Burt!Uck Blood Bittcrs
81 have suffered with dyspepsia for the last
two years. Not long ngo commenced taking Il
II. Il am now on thc second bottle and feel
like new man. G. KNOX.
l. Sherwood Ave.
lllnghnmton. y. Y"
REPEATED TESTS VIII uSIfORM SUCCESS prove
the fact that Hurdock Blood Blttcrs will cure
dyspepsia The reason Is plain. II tones the
stomach 10 natural nction and keeps the sluicc
ways OF the system free from clogging impurl.
ties
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia and
heart disease for nine years. and found no relief
until | tried lIur,lock 'Bood Bittcrs Now am
we'll after taking two bottles.
MRS, ETTIE FRAZIER
del.Mw4FcOw BOVINE, Mich"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02


InicAoo. Dec i-WhCnt wa sr'iB anu hd'
yancinE Turing the forenoon iailt,, hut later IL
g ic, Mrnk Ghu lnaue utGlnel lump, CLOSING
nLaNi lower. INC lhiucntcs WnlCh KY.
early news was chiefly Of n Dearll. character
Torn moderately active.
iIn were without independent feature
T tai%S pr9dnGi' d,ili nnd lower
JONI 1cGuy ana unchanged
WI, MImEA Vt 10 2 spFin; 9o.Sag2 e; 20: .
tilg sSI,Sic: No fSd D';;mp';c; DGsen5eIr
,U1f1lS-aSV5aci january 9-h3J'sa'ci Nay V9sh'V's
",r, cIN., c., y. ,c,, r., ,ua, ,y,,,
i,g2Sc' January l!'sais4ai!ac; May i23&iS1sa
,o!;kIsaca,h No 2, al;sc; December SlNass,a
''is S. Nay a;;!tS!lsn331tc.
R msETSo' u 2.W'ss s,,
RE ,,LslI = 'yaSoc
rrLANsLEp-So' J, glgaHc.
u i,Aoti ~ sEEL.l'rlmn y ~. .oo.
NE MESi \, poRK-Cash g OhaS 10; Dccember sSGa
q; i sG, ~ 3anuat$ gu !Oail 2'Eali l-'s; Mhy
vi Sail 6!iInli ~ -,
LAHp-Casl 500; December s. eonG eoa5 s2,s;
January % loaO .vaJ l"H; May 80 i!iguO o-3.a
SHORT RIBs-Cash s. i0nj 70; December s. tin
IS ST.; q ~, sSt" 50 'V"' wa ''|s' ''"'
Other, umcbSnrcd2 ~ "''''' '''"' - ''''' w.
NV v"nr ~ r . ,.oo
,pIntteis; exports 1000 barrels; market less &C
nIn r"tS -"iVv1 ouiiV'a. NHtH., i,'v,IPN ~,
~ pao p nS exports lolOoO biislislS; sales
" Dnshels y lnilrcs ma lbSooO bnsiles
on fPo.' srot market unsettled aiid moderately
henvc nna Iovy"r ~ II un,o M, 9, n,I"S
/ 0s;ai G;i.: jennapy 81 0y,ini S5"i "a. rSbri,.
nry 81 O.it,l GstI"I 3-it. W.t,ch 81 asitai iOn
Inns q nP' No. nm M"S S0 o,,, AZ sa;oi a
Corn. rccrinn,s ,i5 0oo hu.b",s. ny,c,,s Il 0,o
bu,hclss snlrS NJ; an h,ai,",. of fm,m,cs md
800 bushels Of snot; ,iprrndcd mixed SInT5c:
December 59aGiaJlr. JannaTy hitgr: Febrmarr
53Ac; Mayia Oats receipts III, 900 bushels:
exports .llpJ bushels: sales .Oj,OOJ bushels
OF futures and $4,000 bushels OF spOt; Dtccm.
bcr .Oc: january BIC May ,DEc;
mixed western 3Qaiic: No. q Chicago ilJ4c
llay quiet. Coffee firm: l5a?O points up: lie.
cenpef II 10; january 81 Gail 20; March gil ~
niL %; Nay sll Sall -: June sll 40. sugar
gulet. Kice iltia. Inllow quiet. Rosin quiet
r ropehtlhe dnl,' EgEs 9nlet; western 2'aS,.e
TOTE quiet; olu mess " %; new mess " iaa
~ %; extra prime ~ 90 Cut meats quiet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02

DosroS, MASS. Dec. 1.-The demand for wool
has been steady: good Ohio sells ut IS sa29c: NX
and Nm and above a0a3lc; No !, 3ja}Gc; Mich
igun y 2GI.a21c; fine Ohio Sic; Michigan 32n
SIC: No. c0mbing ga 3sc: unwashcd combing
5Ga5Sc: medium JOai5c: Texans md Oregon
quiet; pulled quiet and stcndy: Australian woods
firm; carpet woods quiet and easy.
NEW IoEK, Dec. l.-WoOl quiet; domestic
fleece 3Oa$Gc; pulled 2Gu33c; Texas lGa2ic
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l.-wool quiet; prices
nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02

Cincinnati Tln'a.S'dr.
Every now and then there is revived
the oit-told story OF n hot Sunday morn.
ing in Plymouth. church, Brooklyn,
when it is said that Henry Ward
Beecher began his sermon with phrase
more forcib!c than clerical. sec that
this story has again been revived, and,
rs contribution to Beecher literature,
Iventure to print letter in my posses: