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CHICAGO. Aug. Seattle. receipts 1000 head;
shipments 4,6t) head; market steady and
stronger: good 10 choice natives s. 0Oaj %; me-
rnnge steers s. SO5 ~; stOckGrs e SOn3 TO- Hogs,
receipts 1900 head; shipments 1000 head: mar
ket active and steady; rough and common q -
u Is: mixed nnd packers 81 2ha5 u; prime
heavy IS J0dS 10; light s. JOu1 IS; light grlsScrs
81 jOdS2j. Sheep. receipts 300 head; shipments
200 head; market steady; native ewes s. dDG
1 Is; mixed and welhers 81 7jdj -; Texans
81 3Oai 60; westerns e. IOai GO; lambs - ijaj a.
EAST LTBERrY Pa. Aug. I.-Cattle, receipts
i6i head; shipments lGO head; market steady.
at unchanged prices. Hogs. receipts l,Sgl heal;
shipments JJU head; market firm; Philadelphia
s. sOab 70; best Ynrkers md mixed s. IOli 10;
common TO iHlr Workers. s. OJnj 10; fair 10 best
pigs 81 7jaj -. Sheep, receipts lJUO hcad: ship
mcntS so head; market steady and unchanged.
CISCINS&rI, Aug. I.--IIogs quiet; common and
light 81 jdd5 81; packing aud buiches 81 u9d
6GU; receipts l,lol head; shipments ], III head.
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Both the effect and result when Olive
Blossom Is used. 1t acts gently, yet
promptly. It is the greatest boon to
womankind. Every lady can treat her
self and not have to undergo the torture
Of instruments from physicians. Olive
Blossom positively cures all forms Of
female weakness, such rs Painful Men,
situation, liberation, Larceration, Bar
renness, Leucorrhea, Pruritus, Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroid Turiors in theiT early
stages and the long list OF innumer-
able and uumeutionable sufferings that
afFlict the patient. The Olive Blossom
treatment is simple and harmless. The
first application often gives permanent
relief. Try 1t, and you will exclaim,
rs hundreds of others have: ooh, I
feel like a different womanl" One
months treatment sent postpaid to any
part of the world on receipt of SIoo;
Six months, $500. OiiVo Blossom
is forsale by all leading druggists. Any
dNggist who may not have il can order
It from the wholesale dealer. Do not
GaEbt any substitute. Benars Of fraudu-
lent limitations.
The Celebrated FIun6e R1stile 0lIV0
Blossom, Is prepared only by The
FiuH6e Medical LnStiinte Co., Columbus,
o. krdorporaked 1856. Capital 500. 10000.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
San Francisco. and Loaaon, England
Sold by Logan Drug Co., C. r. Goethe. W. W
Irwin. ". + Williams D. schncpt. & Menke-
II. ffoinrfcs: J. ". fisrraa aad RaiSsoa 4 Co,
Martins Ferry: Bowie & Co., bridgeport; @, NJ
Wyricis. Bellalre; ST. Clair Bros, BenwOou.
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no aIerrr oatlaw, BOB Q, Lincoln.

Amoua 81. Nicholas
The merry bobolink is ono OF the
prettiest song-hinls in the country. In
Eastern Pennsylvania, along the Della.
ware, the bobolink is known as the
"reed-bird," and is eagerly hunted by
sportsmen.
You must likewise know that the
bobolink has third name-"rice.bird. :"
That is what it is called in the Southern
States. II is so named because it Mt
tacks the rice fields and devours the
grain. We OF the North know little OF
the trouble it causes by this especial
appetite. The magnitude OF the depre.
Cations OF the little bobolink can hardly
DO appreciated outside of the narrow
belt Of rice fields along the coasts OF a
few OF the Southern States. In in
Vulnerable hosts the birds visit the
fields at the time OF planting in spring,
eating the seed-grain before tho fields are
flooded" aud then fly back north into
Pennsylvania, New York, md New Eng
land, where they spend the summer.
Abont the middle of August they COM
mence TO migrate south again, and
swoop down upon the rico fields once
more, Just at the time OF harvesting the
crop. What rice escaped in the spring
now has little hope OF surviving, for MS
the grain natures the birds pick it off
in tile face of the most desperate oppose
ton.
To prevent total destruction of the
crop during these invasions, thousands
Of men and boys, called "bird-minders."
are employed by tho rice-planters;
hundreds Of thousands Of pounds OF
gunpowder are burned, and millions OF
birds are killed. Still the number OF
bobolinSs invading the rice fields each
year seems in no WY diminished, and
the aggregate annual loss they cause is
estimated by DIR. G. Hart Merriam, or
nothologist Of the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture, at $, 100000.
Between spring and late summer,
whom the bo6olink is Mt the north, he
displays none OF these ruinous ways OF
his. lie is all beauty and music. Some
times he may plumber a corn-feld
slightly, but in Pennsylvania he is not
guilty even Of that slight ofIcnsc. lie
is known on the farms OF the north only
as bird most snowy in his dress OF
black, white, and yellow feathers. The
song OF the boboiink is q peculiar, rapid
iingling, indescribable medley OF sounds,
started first by one bird, Quicklytollow-
cd by another and another, until the
whole flock are engaged in grand con-
cert, Then, suddenly, without any APP
parent reason, they all, at the same in
slant, stop. These delightful choral
concerts endear them to the farmer
boys and girls OF Pennsylvania. The
mellow, metallic chink" thebirds utter
has given them name to initiate their
song-"bob-o-link." When the birds
mate, the male appears to lose his vocal
powers, and is heard to utter only a
sharp, climbing note; like that OF the
female. And when they settle down to
plundering a rice-teld, they seem to
have lost oil their melody, for then they
can only chirp.
Another strange thing about the bobo-
link is TINT lie loves the darkness Of
night. They only migrate, or travel, at
night. They winter in the West Indies,
where they get so fat that the natives
have given them a fourth name-the
"batterbfrds."
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WHEELING DAILY INTE1LGENoER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1881

OF the future will show mile in pos.
Air. Robert Bonner, recognized expert
in these matters, does not believe that
ouch trotter will appear in the next
quarter OF century. His own Sunol
has gone. half mile in i:02i, but he
does not pretend that she can maintain
that rate Of speed to the end OF the mile.
This is the wonderful filly to which
the trotting world looks rs the coming
queen Of the track. Her mile in 2:l0l
when Il three-year-old was marvellous
achievement without precedent.
Next week she will be driven in Cali
fornia to beat her own record and to
equal that OF Maud S. il possible. Mr..
Bonner expresses the belief that she
will succeed in the former, but he has
little hope that she will accomplish the
latipF
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.Gnlnrr

| Ntf""Fgs
The records Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company may be consulted
to show the extent OF the expenditures
By the individual newspapers and the
Associated Press, for Geographic tolls
alone, On this the largest telegraph sys'
ten.
During the year ending June 30, 1890,
the Western Union Telegraph Company
lelivcredS ut all stations, 322, 0SS, 43S
words Of regular" or Associated Press
report. This was delivered to an aver.
agc OF two newspapers In each place, at
an average cost Of fifteen cents per one
hundred words for each place. This is
rendered possible only by the great
number Of places served on circuit
from thirty to forty being supplied i'll
some cases at the same time. During
the same period the company handled
2OG,U25,O g4 words Of specials, at an nv.
erage cost of iifty-one cents per hundred
words. These figures do not include
reports transmitted by the ASsoci-
aIed Press over its leased wires,
or special correspondence sent on indi.
vidual newspapers leased wires. Esti-
mating these two classes and the re-
ports OF the outside press, there was
delivered to the newspapers during that
year an aggregate amount OF 100, 000,.
600 words Of telegraph news. On the
regular service little more than TWEEN
ty-two per cent is handled by the tele.
graph company in the daytime, while
on,the special service only about five
per cent Of the volume is handled in
the daytime. The day rate is twice the
night rate. On the Associated Press
leased wires the proportions are thirty
four per cent OF day report to sixty-six
per cent OF night report, and the differ.
cnce in cost the same as by Western
Union lines. The total press receipts
by the telegraph company for the year
ending June 30, 1890, including regular,
special and leased wires, were 81 ,S4s,:
247.23.
Itshould be borne in mind that these
figures do not include tolls on other
lines, or cable tolls, or the wages OF cor
respondents and operators, or mlscel-
laneous expenses, or the sums paid for |
news by both individual newspapers
and the Associated Press, which would
aggregate very large sum.
One very interesting feature OF the |
news service, OF which the public has
no knowledge is telegraphing in cases
of storms and Interruptions. It's on
such occasions that the utility OF vast
system is made manifest. During the
Of March, 1885, for instance,
the Washington report was sent to
via New Orleans, Mem.
phis. 81. Louis. Chicago, and Pitts.
burgh; while New York City received
it from Albany, it having reached
Albany via New Orleans, st. Louis,
Chicago, Cleveland, and Buffalo. A
more extraordinary case is that OF
Boston, which received a condensed
report from New York via London, it
being sent by one cable from New York
to London, and thence back by another
cable which lands in New Hampshire.
Boston is frequently served with New
York news via Montreal, and Albany
via Pittsburgh and Buffalo, the route
being via the Pennsylvania railroad to
thence across via Cleveland
10 RulTalo, and thence down the New
York Central to Albany.
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FrNANcE AND TRADE
The Features of tho Money aud Ste
Markets..

The Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 4.-Money on call easy, rang.
Ing from ~ 10 ? per cent last loan ~ per cent,
closed offered at X per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5iSTIS per cent. Sterling exchange quiet
at 81 srkai sGI4. Sales 1877 shares.
The stock market opened weak this morning,
but StllIened up later, prices being well held
throughout the day, with small aud irregular
fluctuations In ali but few stocks. which were
subject 10 more than the usual manipulation.
The market has sunk Into purely professional
state. and the lower opening was due 10 piece
of manipulation which, however, failed Of is
ultimate object. Union Pacific, Louisyiiie &
Nashville and Northern Pacific preferred
Yielded early, but this weakness was fairly
OtISct by the stubborn tlrmnen In bur.
lington, 81. Paul and AIchISon, and
the decided strength IN New England
even though the last was In all probability due
10 manipulation also. The geneEil list remained
dull aud heavy. The close was quiet but weak
over tlIght reaction from the lowest prices IN
the last hour. The tnat changes with tho ex.
ccptlOn niNew England and ono or two special.
ties, show marked lOSses. Union Pacific declined
~. sugar az, Louisville 4 Nashville Missouri
Pacific aud Northern Pacific preferred each IL
per cent.
RSiimad bonds dun, Sales $4,000.
Government and State bonds dull and steady
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The demand for cattle is moderatc. Fair run OF
domestic stock the past week; llRht run OF hogs
aud light demand; prices tho same. Calves arc
10 fair demand; fresh cows no sale. Heavy run
OF sheep and lambs; demand only limited, ex.
cept for extra quality. Goodhue a Thomas re-
cadIt&Extra, 1000 TO 100 lbs. &c; good
900 TO 1000 lbs S4alc; good, 800 to % lbs, SIsa
SIC: fair, TO TO 800 lbs, 3a3.2jc; common. coo
70 200 lbs 25Oaac: bulls 2a2 15c; cows 9ja2. Ijc
Ro1s-Extta, 5.60a1.fjci good, S.2jai.JOc; com.
mon, 4I5Gj0Oc.
mon, aySc; lambs ISSajsfc.
Freth tOlrs-NO sale; calves lR5c
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The Nan Without n Stomach

n,,1 M y Museum freak, hut most OF us
F en- tfe itomEch us necessary 10 lIis md
i,5" ~, Aol oiuS experience little trouble
i ,,"m , t'ut,e occasionally, wrong action OF
'u,t extends, Involving the liver nnI
tf,,.as' T,aeticr We find bnlousnCsS and cOnStI.
''G We md also that tho bowels md Nd.
MI, W .geN sewage system lccoIno clccsel
H., ' icy matter, from which comes Iinpnre
lon, ,ssi iii, OtcheS rimples TCrOiuln ScfOiu.
Nbl,, Z '8 BiinsN anu CahcerOuS complaints, Tho
az y, -. hIool liiIlcrs taken nj tile hc,lnning
M ialeT stage, arrests the trouble IeSioreS
"a ,g.Nttel organ tNactlvity, thereby n,Inov.
.S5-t,',ll Ne'uge " disease b. n n Il nm Nj,
tsgIoi! KRIS fase cstrac; OF roots and herbs, which
ION s1I W w oven Tho most delicate cOnstltu.
C5a,iiTs,Io, cure I1r Dyspepsia, BiliousneSS.
"" uul,NWTIW
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pnir,,In,,,,i.

New YORK, Aug. I.---petroleum opened strong
declining steadily until the close, which wHs
weak. Pennsylvania oil, spot ciOsing at tic.
September options, opened and highest Gle:
lowest and closing Sg>sr. sales 1900 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, Aug. 4.--opeued ut dic; highest
relS; ceArances 100 barreIS; shipments l02,O,3
barrels; runs si,s2O barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Aug 4.-0pcued at G3s1c:
closed at 69kc: highest Gi.4c; lowest GOIsc;
clcarances 2l,U0
PITTSBURGH, Aug. Opened and highest CSC;
closed and lowest 6QI<c.
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vrdErARLEs ANp TRuIrs.

The market tor vegetables aud fruits Is very
brisk. The prices quoted are those obtained by
whole salers In selling to the retailers. Shtppcn
cannot expect the same prices as the dealers want
something for their trouble.
TTOpicdi Frui'-LemOns, 81 2iGl 20 per box: or.
anges. McSsinA, s. 10 per box; bananas, $50
10 y 30 per bunch.
barrel: cucnmbers, l0c per dozen; new p0ta'
toes Enrly Rose, SOC per blshel: 81 30 per bGrrel:
string beans, home grown, SOa1jc per bnShel;
new onions. 81 y per bushcl; tomatoes, - OOI
80 per bushet.
Fresh FTuiiS-B lRckbcrrlCS, COO per bucket;
apples. carly harvest, G0aT5c per buShel: pears
bell, per bushel 81 Is; Flemish beauty per bush
81 p a.; Bartlett. per buShel 81 "; watermelonS
fiSals per 100; Cantef0res Ann Arundel, q - per
crate; lurkcrsburE stock - ~.
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Roofs and DdrEs-GInsenH, dry, per d. In dc.
mafd; q j9a2 III sa8aiEas bark, per D., y saac;
EnsSafrIS OIL per n, +OajOc; May apple root, per
s yellow ". 5' sSS Sans sS ,hS SEE not
NJ, free Of top, 3jatOc; West Virginia snake root
PER d., 9jatSe; pink root, per d., ane, 3la3Sc;
elm bark. per d.. ln2c.
So; apples, Ohio ind West Virginia quarters, per
h.. 10: DlackberTleS per h., SC; Cherries, pit
ted. per 10. he; Raspberrles per h., 20a4ic.
Boim-Prime new hAnd.plcked, medium, s. 90
q? 30; prime new haad'plekGd, navy, s. 2ia
Hoot-Flue washed SOC; fine unwashed GOA
22c; medium washed 3oal!e; medium w.
washed &c; coarse washed SOa2c; coarse I'M
washed sc.
Rongi-in tho comb, per h., l5al6c
Rdpi-whlte, mixed cotton, pet h., lRil{c; all
wool, per h., 11lla114e; mixed, per h., iail<c.
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Speed of the rrottsr.

". j, Lffrdd
What is the limit Of the trotter's
speed? In other words, What is the
shortest time in which q mile will ever
be trottel by horse?
This question has given rise TO much
speculation and diversity OF views.
The best record now Is 2:0si. II was
won by Maud $. years ago, and no other
animal has yet approached it nearer
than 2;i0.
Tbere are those who think the trotter
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HOW TO EAT An OYSTER.

Smith, Gay& Coz Monthly.
Don't drown him deep in vinegar
Or season him az all;
Don't cover mp his shining form,
With pepper Ia pail.
But gently III him IRON his shell,
Aud firmly hold your breath,
Then vi tn your eager tongue and teeth,
Just tickle him 10 death.
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OG<N @SANO
gsth the method and results when
S S of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
mi refreshing to the tasto, and acts
s r-S;Iy yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
tiTer and Bowels, clcanscs the sys-
i,n efIectuaIly, dispels colds, head;
,rLss and fevers and cures hcbitual
rssrsipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
sSjy remedy of its kind ever pro-
Srccl, pleasing to the tnste and &C.
rsDtailo 10 tho stomach, prompt in
h, ection aud truly beneficial in its
t1;cts, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
ropuls remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Goo
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
eists Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to tyit Do not accept any
mbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
S4R 6aAECySc0. cal.
LOUISVILLE, EL NEW roRk. nv
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Cores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chi.
blains, COINS and all Skin Eruptions, and
positivelycures Piles, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed TO give perfect sRtisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
by box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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which retailers purchase from Wholesale houses.
Farmers shipping to wholesale dealers must not
expect the full prices that dealers get as they
will not handle produce for nothing. WherO
which shippers may expect 10 get
Buhcr-Country choice, lie; country good, %
l0c: country fair, &c.
Eggs-Fresh in case, 1iaiSc per DOZEN fresh in
barrels, lie.
P0Tlry-Prlce per h.: Old roostcrs. SC; chick.
ems, spring, lSalGc: chickens, hen. Yal0c: ducks.
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AIetnls.

New YoRK, August 4.-Pig Iron quiet Copper
nominal; lake 81 -. Lead stei'lyi domestic
81 10. Tin dull; straits ?Oc.
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Central ParlHc......- - Rock Island 7oy,
Chesapeake 4 Ohln ljlIsi. PNni................. G2
do hrSt preferred 49, DO preferred. .....-iaSiS
DO srcond prel'd - q. pani 4 Omaha. -
Chl.BnE. \ Quincy. Hl{ do preferred. 1890 70
Del. 4 lIudsOn..,....l Y Tenn. Coal & IRON. -
Del. Lack. 4 West. 1dlt Texas fncidc...... ligi
Den. & X G, prcfd az Union Faridc...... 80
Ehe...,................. :. Is 4. 8 EXpress... n
Fort Wayne. Nv. -. i. & P...... l0a
Illinois Ceninll...... 20 do preferred .....- 2lss
Kansas & Texas. u Wells Fargo Ex,....liS
Lake shOra..... 107t< Western tnion, 81.
Louisville 4 Nash. Is Am. Cotton OIL. isA
Memphis 4 ChnS ~ Colorado CoaI... 9g,s
Michigan Centnl... STiS Iron Silyer..... .iU0
Missouri PAclhc. Gits Quicksilver ........ ~
Nashville l. CHAT n do Preferred 20
New JeFseyCentral los isutro....,.... .......,. 5
Norfolk 4 ". prerd ~ RichIn'd 4 W.P. T. liaf
Northern PaclAc... All ChrnFo tias. cocoon. II
do preferred COY Lead frn4i....., ...... lJie
Northwestern. ......Ih sugar TTIlsG........ Ijis
do preferred. .....ialiS
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NNnni.

Boston, Aug. 4.-wool market steady. Terri.
tory tne 60a69c; fine medium 61a5Sc, medium
51nbSc; Texas, California and Oregon steady.
Pulled good demand;chOice superS 40at6c; fair TO
quiet; \ 2ga3Oc XX lnd above 3la3lc; No. !
at 3Sa56c; Michigan \ 2ici No. at 3iGIjc.
Australians woods tlHm.
NEW YoRK. August 4.-woOl steady aud fair
demand; domestic fleece ooaSIci pulled 2saSic;
Texas lIa2ic.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. l.-wooi, prices
steady and unchanged; market quiet.
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DaggagO checked through to Destination q
tickets
W !. RoH!SsoS, General Passenger Agent, Par.
4. j.. BASDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent ParkenburR. ". Va
we.
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1''as vor;Sic,M, WOODS pnossa6BiSE; Il nc offers
L6css;yN ore e ,nSc In place Of this. leave
Il, gag y return mall PIic o d ,yMeIana We
I, In pls J1o W. please, SIX viii ciIr Ps1Sb,
Tur , w a,,'ed envelope . stamps. Address
me WOOD CHEMICAL CO.
Cal, " woodward ave. Dr,rolt WIch
Nrurimaw' ~ wheeling By LOGAN DRUG CO
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crSclSNArr, O., Aug. 4.-cOtton steady: mid
ding SIC.
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1920 y ~ e. REWAR

lNst C9a,rii lae above rNyurl for any cQse oi
ssv,llon, tan.,iI, dyspepsia, SICK Headache, In.
c,,t,a, vests Vegetable Liver PHI, VIZ va ,S
ilrlr Nm, ~ strictly compiled with fbsy ~ H.,
7tlan. sn ,o y, and never fall 10 give sniJS.
: an, & SUtat Coated. LAFEe boxes eon,aiaSn,.
,i'iC., NV. beware OiIroHaiyrisIss nd
W luiN G. " S ~ US, manufactured only by
d TfrI,;Ssy IAlN DROTiiERS' coTnc IN" N,, ~,
'S''N ''WhSslIpS,W.VG Az TS NAV
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Central Standard Time.
Pennsylvania Lines.
From erldReport statIon.

Trims via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh Chicago
and Cleveland. $40 q. IN. For Pitnburgh id.f3
Pittsburgh and New York. 2;H p. m. For Steu.
benvllle. 8il9a. For East Liverpool, GIL p. III.
Trains arrive Al bridgeport az 500 a M. lo;Sl 4
m.' tZ:t0 p. IN, SIS p, M {;63 p. IN, and d;i5
PROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh Cincinnati & 81
LOuil Railway pm. Handle Route-lcave Wheel.
Ing for 'Steubenville PilttbuRh aud the East,
For Columbus. Cincinnati. indianapolis and 81
Louis. 1850 q. N. and 9:06 p. m. For Columbia
and Chicago, 1880 p. IN. Trains arrive at Wheel.
ing at $50 a ~. $3.50 q m, AIS p m, $50 D. IN
and b:2S p. m. Trnius leave AZ 5.20 a. m. and
arriving Ut $40 p. M, run solid between WhceI-
ing and Pittsburgh AL Trains daily except
sunday pAW
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ARRIVE
TRANs.OHiO DIVISION.


For Chicago. 1850 aud iO:l6 q. m. Gnd 1890 p.
M. daily. aud 4:lj D. m, daily except Monday.
Cincinnati express, 100 and 1915 q. III. aud
'v Columbus t Accommodation, 2:S5p. m. daIlyox,
u. ciniHvlile accommodation, 1918 IN. and
a;t6 p. M. except Sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago express, 1855 and $40 a. m. and G:lo
, cincinnati express 6:1OA m. and c:lO p m.
Columbus accommodation, HOO a. M, daily
81. CiaInvIlie accommodation. ll;OO a. IN. aud
GOO m. daily, except Sunday.
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh. S:Ij and 7:2O a ~, daily: l:f1
p. M, daily, except sunday, G:2j y. NJ, Sunday
only.
Washington Accommodation, 6;GO y. IN, daily
except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-05

TOLEDO, ONO. Aug. 4.-wheat nctlve and
easier; cash g!ttSc; August gtJsc; september &c:
December IItSc. Cora dull and steady; cash
64ISc. Oats quiet; cash 3O5Sc: August he ClOv.
ereed dull; cash e. y; October aud December
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-05

CINCINNATI, ONO, Aug 4.-FlOur eHsy.
Wheat ARM 10. . red, SIC; receipts 22,l27 BUSH
els: shipments HOSP bushels. Corn quiet; No.
Rye scarce; No. 2 TSC. Fork dun at ell d. Lard
quiet nj So 37I{ Bulk meats quiet; short ribs
s. o. Bacon steady; short clear 81 I5aI sly
Whisky steady at q II. Butter steady. Eggs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-05
INlnINE

From Pittsburgh. lO:I5a M. daily. and 1913
D. m, daily. except Sunday; G:5j and l0:2j p. NJ,
daily, and loo a. nj, sunday only.
Washington accommodation, 100 a. m, daily,
CHceDt Sunday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-05
RAILWAY Time GARD,

=, Arrival and departure OF trains on and after
hoyefabfT lG, ls.N EXCLAMATION % RLFEHEECB
excepted; saturday excepted; iSunday only;
sfhtnrdny only. EAstern Sinndnrl Time.