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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02

No external remedy ever yet devised
has SO fully and unquestionably met
these three prime conditions as success.
fully as AlLcocK's Porous PLAsrREs.
They are safe because they contain dele.
terious drugs and arc manufactured
upon scientific principles Of medicine.
They areFure because nothing goes into
them except Ingredients which are ex-
actly adapted to the purposes for which
a plaster Is required. They are speedy
in their action because their medicinal
qualities 60 right to their work Of re.
lieying pain and restoring the natural
and healthy performance Of the func-
tions OF muscles, nerves and skin. Do
not be deceived by Misrepresentation.
Ask for, ALLcocK's, and let no solicita-
ton or explanation induce you TO accept
a substitute.
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A Mule OF dualt5.

Old Uncle Joe was summing himself
in front OF his cabin as Erode up on a
mule had borrowed over in;the neigh
boring town, says the Detroit Free
Want to buy a mule, Uncle joel"
l called to him. ikSiS
The old man, without replying, rose
slowly, and, limpinS out to where l
was, walked around the animal, making
whats he wui, ColonelY" he in
quired.
"That's lot Of money for a mewel,
colonel" said the old man, doubttully,
"but mewels dat got de proper 'quait-
ties is wuf money, reckon"
"Well, this one is warranted sound In
wind, limb and bottom" M
Uncle Joe made another survey +. ,;
"Air he ono OBJ dem var .lacktna Now
els 2" he asked, innocently:
Certainly not" l replied. without
knowing anything about it. Hes per-
The old fellow started back towards
the cabin at once. !. eEf .s :,
"Doan' want i'm at no price, colonel,"
he said, shaking his head, Cant tell
dis nigga q mewl is sound in his min
an body Of he doan' kick. Pse been
totch up wild 'em, colonel. AM wen a
mewl doan' kick sumpin. is fajically
wrong wild 'em sho's you bawn. Deed
dey is, colonel" y'aH ~
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn etectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
rs action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale IN Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista 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 Flo syrup CO.
LOUISVILLE. III! 6lsRioaE Gk
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are broad-brimmed lcghorn, lace straw,
trough and ready" or fancy chip fats,
generally with low crowns, but some
times in "directoire" shape, trimmed
with moire ribbon, huge crimson roses
six or seven inches in diameter, ostrich
tips, white lace, loops Of twisted stems,
Rhine stone buckles, clusters OF very
small flowers, or wide, colored velvet
loops arranged in fiat bows. Brims arc
curved to suit the wearer's features,
and trimming may be 81 one side, high
in tho center, or in Alsatian style.
Lerhorn hats with two mammoth
crimson roses, one placed rather high
on the crown, the other toward the
front, with leaves and buds falling care.
lessly over the center, and dark green
velvet bow. at the back, are very strik-
ing, varying in price from SIS upwards.
streamers are not used on shade hats,
bunch OF field flowers or velvet bow be-
ing more fashionable Although the
most elegant hats are white, still, black
is by no means ignored, and very
stylish black chip is trimmed with
high cluster Of white orchids, moire
ribbon loops and Rhine stone orna-
ment. FANNIE FIELD.
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iCHgcIeo, ILL, June 1.-Cattlc, receipts 1900
head: shipments 5000 head: market steady;
choice to prime steers s. 26A4 10 others s. 90ai 49,
feeders So 25a8 rs: steers SlTSa3 %. Hogs receipts
5000 head; shipments 1900 head; market &c.
tive at halOc lower; rough and common 81 90
al 50; mixed and packers 81 7SA4 90; prime
heavy and butchers weights 81 N9Oa6 0Oi light
q 70a4 20 Sheep receipts 5000 head; ship
steady, Others lower; clipped Texans 81 s5a5 50;
natives and westerns clipped S 15a5 as: lambs
and yearlinss IS 50a7 20; spring lambs 81 2Sas 90.
East Liberty. Pa. June Cattle. receipts
3SS lhead; shipments GO head; market
81 OOaj 90; common s. 00a4 90; bulls, cows
aud; stays 81 50aS Is; fresh cows SIS TO so Hogs
receipts 200 head; shipments 800 head; mar
ket firm; all grabs IS 00a6 ID. Sheep. receipts
except on prime grades; prime 3 2oa6 40; fair
10 good 81 60A5 90; common 81 0ea3 %; yeArllngs
s. 6Oa6 Is; spring lambs S. 00a7 50.
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Jusr as sure as hot weather comes,
there will be more or less bowel COM
plant in this vicinity. Every person,
and especially families, ought TO have
some reliable medicine at hand for In
slant use, in case it is needed. A 20 or
80 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is just
what you ought to have and all that
You would need, even for the most Sc
vere and dangerous cases. II is the
best, tho most reliable and most sue
cessful treatment known and Is pleas
ant to take. For sale by druggists.
nGw
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NV YoRK, June 1.-Flour receipts 1851
packages; exports 2,61l packages; market mod.
eratoly active; sales u 100 barrels. Wheat, re-
ccIptS 1870 bushels; exports 27l,7A bushels;
sales $1,000 bushels OF futures and $4,000
bushels Of spot; spot market unsettled, lower
dWoAk; No. ! red olka9iko; ungnded red
S35Sa99l{c; options weak and lower; No. 2 rcd
9JISaOi5 sh9jjSc; September p15flo0{ aoOJf ot oe.
tOler SiI4H0t la9I3{c; December 81 8aoS Sa93f 20;
May us9Jl g7e. Rye firm aud quiet; western 6la
Sc. Torn. receipts So 20 bushels; exports y SO
100 bushels OF spot; ungrAded mixed 58a60c;
June SiAS6a5S1io: July 6la5ia5sjtc; August G2Ifa
BS11SASEtc; september 629sA6S1 Sas2277tc; October
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confined to her bed and / ran rlghl

confined to her bed and ran right
Edward showed by his fond smile
that he considered his wife q perfect
angel OF mercy to hasten thus promptly
to the couch Of the sufferer.
as she very bad?" he inquired with
an air Of deep sympathy. His wife
jerked the pin from her hat.
II don't know she rejoined.
ibid she look bad"
His wife contorted herself until she
could reach her back hair, which she
proceeded TO adjust. II didn't notice.
"Was she very weak ?"
His wife rolled her gloves into q lit
tie bail. ~ couldn't tell
what did she sayT
His wife pulled herself from her new
spring coat with q visible effort. II
don't remember"
Edward was mildly astonished and
stared. His wife folded her arms,
placed one tiny foot upon the other and
leaned luxuriously against the cushion
Of the divan. a.. tf ~
"But, Edward" Is !,
Eyes, my love. - -.
His wife held fan above her eyes,
aud the combination OF light and shade
on her delicate face was very fasctnat-
ing.
II can tell you Just one thing" she
declared. 1.-THE pale. blue bedroom that
woman has bragged1 about So much
amt pretty at ALL ),
He was yipibly shocked. "Myidear,"
he expostulated, "you"
"Well, guess l know what I'm say
ing. The furnishings are dreadful
cheap. Hooked very closelysat them,
and ought to know. / went over on
purpose And in the look that rested
upon her lovely countenance there was
no suggestion Of conflicting emotions or
carking care, lf5. @
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MoSrEzunA, Iowa, May Sl.-when
Mr.. Charles Block opened the grave Of
his wife in Lakewood cemetery near
here, he found the coffin full OF water
and his wife's remains petrifed TO solid
stone. Ittook five men to lift the coffin
out of the grave. The woman's flesh
was fair and her hair black and glossy
as in life. A bunch Of roses in her
hand had become solid stone. The
body had been buried eight years.
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Paving . SO c!all.

1t was growing dusk, says the Detroit
Tribune. His wife had Just returned,
and, with bonnet still poised daintily
upon her faxen curlS, sat by the fire.
place and thoughtfully removed her
gloves. Her look was one OF placid
satisfaction. These wasno suggestion
in her soft, blue eyes Of conflicting emo
tons or carking care.
When-her chubby hands had been
released she slowly proceeded to divest
herself OF her wraps. Edward" she
softly remarked, ~ have been to cali ON
our sick neighbor. ! heard she was
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FINANcE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stock
pIarkots.

Tho Features OF tho money anu 5tSoH
NV York, June L-Money on call easy at
lalH per cent, last loan II per cent. closed
olcred'at IL per cent Prime mercantile paper
Sac per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but steady
at 81 s7IIa4 SSll. sRlos 2I2y Os5 shares
The stock market to-day was less interesting
than that OF yesterday, and the transactions OF
Significance were narrowed down 70 three ortour
stocks, the rest Of tho LIST presenting the usual
dull and llstloSs appearance, their fluctuations
being CONFINED Within extremely narrow Limits
No change In the general situation seems likely
Burlington In tho forenoon and Louisville y
nashville later In the day, wcrG subjected 70
some pressure, but with 81. Paul aud Erie they
wcro held within comparatively narrow limits.
Tho lnduStrlaS continued TO be the strong Tea
tuTrS Of the market, but IN none OF these even
was thoFangc OF prices OF importance. The bears
concentrated thclr efforts at iirst on Reading,
but later Northern Pacific preferred was taken
In hand and Louisville q Nashville followed.
The declines IN these stocks. however, failed 10
dIslodge stocks In the general list and quota
tIons went down and more stubborn resistance
was met, which compelled the operators for lower
figures 10 turn their attention TO fresh felds.
Prices became heavy under the continued pres
Suro and generally returned 10 shade below
the opening The close was heavy, though quiet
ut that insignificant change in most OF the list.
Railroad bonds in the main were still firm.
There was less animation In the list The sales
reached 81, SIS 900.
and steady,
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Bons, carbuncles and eruptions OF all
kinds are natures efforts to throw of
poison from the blood. This result
may be accomplished much more
effectually, as well as agreeablyr through
the proper excretory channels by the
use Of Ayers sarsaparilla. D&w
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And she did.
NEW YoRK FASHIONS.

Dotted Crepoas-"BlnEor"- and "Eton"
suits-Y Yachting Drossos-Shado HATS,
Special couePoRdeRee Of he Intelligence.
NEW YORK, Aay Sl.-Fashion's never
ending exactions regarding novelties,
has brought about the introduction of
plain colored crepons and cashmere
serges, ornamented with silken dots or
very minute roiebuds, either in delicate
contrasts or shadings of one color. Pro-
nounced colors and also tasteful blend
ings in Bayaderc stripes have so pleased
popular fancy, that the demand has e1-
ceeded the supply. For ordinary street
or morning wear, "blazer suits" of navy
blue serge or, flannel, are extremely
fashionable, and not more SO however
than Elton suits,P which are the very
latest style. All costumes that have
ekirt aud bodice cut in one, with silk
waist and jacket or, detached skirt with
Swiss belt or wide belt pointed at the
upper edge and silk waist come under
the head OF "bIazer suits" The jacket
is discarded when tho weather will per-
nit, in order TO show the stylish change
able taffeta or striped silk waist. Sus-
pender dresses are quito similar, but
tho straps passing over. the shoulders,
are their peculiat feature, and within
very recent date, the increasing popu.
lnrity OF pointed suspender belts with
metal buckles on the straps is notice
able.
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Rrnkinn,a Nrnien Salvn.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents q box. For sale by Logan
Drug Co.
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KATY DID.

Jay Kaye IN Overland loaaiy
sent a note to Katy, and waswaIting herreply:
But the carrier went bis several rounds and al
WayH pl2fed me bv.
The Ahade6 we're gathering thicker, and the sun
was Wing ia dc hammock and was swinging
10 and fro;
And asked myself the question, ''DId she au-
GwGr me or nor
And In tho iesfy maple a little insect hid.
And s declared as though he knew H. Katy
And she did.
finally received IT. and I sFaspcd it with a
Did n z contain an arrow or a dagger for my
Iha,steasd to my chamber, very nervous, I CON
tore Ii, letter open. aud behsld the fond ad-
But burned 10 know her answer Did she tell
me "YesT'
And d theleaty maple little insect ]. hid a;
And shc did.
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THE MOST STYLISH

Tennis or yachting dresses are of white
crepon or serge, tailor made, with long,
buttoncd-up "blazer" jacket having
three patch pockets" As white ma
terials are expensive because easily
soiled, navy blue or crimson serge cos
tunes are also shown; they lack, how
ever, the distingue appearance OF the
white suit. The Russian blouse is once
more utilized in these styles, and few
plain materials have SO far ESCAPED its
Entertainments. g
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JLAREhONT HfOCh I AHDa
RALTfNoHE. Nav 30, 1892

Arrivals OF live stock at Claremont stock yards
via Baltimore & Ohio railroad for the week ended
NAV 21.-l40 cars containing 9l6 cattle, LID
calves, 6,st7 sheep and lambs, S,7ll hogs, %
horses and 80 mules
Shipments 10 New York, Philadelphia; DC,
6i7 cattle, 4,6S3 sheep and lambs, SOS hoSsi
Il horses aud Is mules.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards are Of
gross weight Receipts this week 1854 head,
against 400 head last week. Fair 70 good hogs
seid al s. 40; roughs at 81 80 per l0OSlbs. Pigs
= Receipts Of sheep and lambs, 4.2i7 head, with
sales OF sheep at d 0Oa5 50, and lambs at 6asIfc
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hIntnlG.

NV York. June 1.-Plg iron steady; Ameri-
can $l4 75al6 % Copper dull; lake sll s0a
lIp0. Lead quiet: domestic 81 DAD IS. Tin
stcadv. straits 81 S5A2i s.
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Petroleum.

NEW York, June Petroleum opened
Arm, declined 70 on a few sales and closed
steady, Pennsylvania oil, spot sales mono: June
optloi, sales 1000 barrels; opened at 67c,
highest sc, lowest 5fc; closed at SSci sales IL,
900 barrels.
7oII icrTY. Pa, June I.-opened at SIC; high:
est SO; lowest 5t11sc: closed SG5<c. Sales 5000
barrels: clearAnceS $4,000 barrels; shipments
SS,5i7 barrels; runs 23l, $40 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 1.-opened at Soc;
highest 100; lowest 581Sc; closed al 561lc.
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So n5s5 laSgJfc oata receipts 2gl.2io bushels
exports aless bushels; sales 10000 bushels
Of futures and i23.oo bushels Of 6po!i
spot market higher and fairly aciivei June n q
500; September sos iS63tc; spot No 2
white 40di01lo; mixed western si915e, while 40
s9afSc. Hay quiet; good 70 choice SOSsSc Mce
hFm and fairly active. Conee slee1y anu ~ ",
Turpenilne dull and weak o. 2ass5c' 5gys
dull and weak; western l5HAibzSc- FORK
quiet and steady Cut meats hrm. Lar1 qu liS
and weak; wellern steam closed q y VA yuy
- y; August 50 80; September y ~ butlet
quiet and lower; western dairy l2als3Eei 90
creamery l4Rl7c. Cheese quiet.
CHICAGO. June l.-Qulck forgetinlness was the
fate accorded the corner to-day, There Wss e g
lively market TO contend with And Y netnhnaeu
in the market was the weather. y was enough.
Hundreds Of stations throughout the corn 5elt
reported another night Of heavy rain ana 70
SsPSs bS OF st sP c SsGat Sayasced
more, then declined 70, auctnated some and
closed 20 higher than last night Trading was
mainly local aud OF moderate volume.
Oats were fairly actlve
Provisions quiet and lower.
Flour dull aud nominally unchanged
MHE4T@N spring ssaSyas; ~, spsshiI
July SASS a4SIfc; September a. 1sai7Sfe
oATs-No: 2 sig: No. 2 white g laSgc; 70; !
Setss 81 SSsi,. 5uRs 'ol' 'ia
BGRLIY-6Oas2c; No, 2b6Haisc.
ELAxsEED-No. ! g az
PRIME TIMOTHY SEED-sl 29nl ~.
MEss PoRk-C,sh 90 G0slO e2!i July SO Goa
10 S0ai0 e2S55: September go 75aiS ssalo ~ .,>.
LARD-t6 $Sa6 s71f: July % t7I<as 7oas 4S1S;
September . 6Cae 6IHae Co.
sIioT,I a aSb S7i(. short clear sides s. 6Ja
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IlenT wEIen1 rRAvELINe oLoAKs


LIGHT WEIGHT TRAVELLING cLoAEs
are 80 charming that the costumes be-
comes of secondary importance, all
fashionable styles, however, are long,
covering the entire-Agure. "Gloria" is
this seasons favorite material, in rich,
changeable hues, or in gray, and heing
silk and wool combination its lustre
equals that OF heavy silk. The Gladly
Jane" shape is graceful and popular;
the ulster reappears shirred at waist,
neck and sleeves; or else cape extends
below the waist, in which case shirring
is unnecessary. Travelling costumes or
summer outfits are not complete with:
out a handsome, durable umbrella, and
those Of colored silk, recently intro
duced, in navy, royal blue, brown, car
dinal or garnet are peculiarly
attractive, combination of para.
sol and umbrella. Lance wood
being used for shanks, they roll into
very small compass, and fancy light
wood handles with cord and tassels are
stylish finish. The variety in handles
is very great, but the tendency TO repro
duce expensive ones in cheap material,
has brought about the existing partiali-
ty for natural or carved wood. The
newest handles are knobs OF Dresden or
Vienna china, intermixed with gilt,
but they are by no means so convenient,
as those OF light wood. A fine quality
black silk umbrella is an elegant access
sorry and suryivesall caprices OF fashion,
such as the Columbian" Tacoma"
"Edgington," Harvard" Yakima" or
"Coronet," the finest grades OF silk UNI
brellas in the market.
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BAIrrMoHE, Nh, June l.-wheat steady; No. .
spot 90fkc. Corn firm; mixed spot and June
white western 8SS3sISc; No. mixed western
s6aSTc Rye dull; No. 2, S2aS3e. hay easy; good
to choice timothy 80 boa1l 80. Eggs steady, o.
100. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes fair at le1fc; NO.
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admits OF several varieties; all short,
scarcely reaching the waist line, and
worn over silk. linen or cambria un-
derwaist. One style is cut in point
at the back, but minus seams, square
corners at the front, shawl collar faced
with color, or any other trimming,
and Roman sash tied at the side. A
second variety has similar front, but
opens at tho back, showing q shirred
silk waist, with sash tied at the back.
A third is hall tight, closed at the
front with plated silk frill. Another
jacket Of which Bedford cord, has
square corners and buttons once, about
half way down the front, over a pink
silk blouse with white lack yoke.
Jacket sleeves are OF medium fulness,
cuffs or trimmings being optional,
Wide more sashes, or those in Roman
colors, are a great addition to jackets
just described, still, they are not obliga-
tory, and leather or velvet belts arc ac-
ceptable substitutes. The Vatican
bow has thrown sashes somewhat into
the shade, except for the purpose just
mentioned, and sets Of four, are shown,
one for the back, two shoulder bows
and a smaller one for the hair.
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TNHE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
j. d bright sparkling. instructive family
journal Il d original IN every department.
alean In every line and suited q II q intended
70 interest aud improve every member d the
hmtlI whether n cit or county.
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STEAMER R z PaILLlPS
~ = Leaves Wheeling. DRY Trip. cast
cEn standard tmo--6:lSa no, $50 q
a-ll4 NJ. p:t5a N. 1t:s0 a m. POOP. m.
400 p. M, 900 .. m. Sunday Trips Leaves
Wheeling-s:So N, 1000 .. m, i3:So N, 3:oo
p. m, DO p. Nd, s;oo tPTfns0' ~! 1sth
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wheeling Bridge 6 Terminal Railway.

Time Table In effect Feb 1, 1871 Eastcrn
Tor Wheeling Time.l
Leave Wheeling-t5:IStT:oO, 1850. t9:lS, e10:31.
sll:s0 m Sia:t0, 9l:So S2sS0, b325 $50, ESQ
$3.50, t6:lS, S7:SO, fs:S0 1850, moss p. N.
Leave Martins FeETy-t6:3s Is 100, :6S, 1000.
eII.Oo m. sl2:I0 100 900 t2:aS q 10 ~ 90
1910, t5:Ss, 97:l0 500. 400 1000 p N.
iDAily, except Sunday. eDGily.
Il. ". EEYRS General Manager.
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Eoos-Flrm at llal41le

CINCINNATI, o.. June L-Flour steady, Wheat
stronger; No. 2 red $50; receipts 1900 bushels;
shipments 900 bushels. Corn dun; NO; :
mixed SO. Oats easier: No. 2 mixed Sc; Rye
al 81 2S Bulk meats Arm Ut s. 62x Bacon steady
al q 76a7 S71S WhiAky firm at u -. Butter
heavy. Sugar steady. EgSsheaYy At 1tc. Cheese
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No. 4 cash &c; June pl1Sc: July s7sfc; August
$50 Corn dull and Steady No. cash Soci
July 4sc; No. 3, GssEc; No. 9 yellow Sic: Oats
quiet: cash s2IfC Rye dulls cash soc. Clover
seed nominal; prime. cash 500
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pnltimore cattIe nfarl.et.
BALTIMORE STOCK YARDS.
Monday. Nav 10. 1872

swtSE-There Is a fair supply Of hogs on the
market this week. and the quality is generally
week, and prices fully ~ higher than they were
then. We quote the e1trome range at Cal cents
net, very few selling at the outside figure: near
ems az G5<R6X cents per ID net, With only few
extra nj 7cents; most sales at 65fRGM cents. The
receipts Of hogs this week numbered s,2ls head
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~ Pennsylvania stations.
gRRRSV IVdRid LINES.
Trains Run BY Central Time,

rfcEEr OFFICES At PENNSYLyAFIA sTAFToS on
WITEl ST., FooT OF BkEYENTH Br., NHEELiNo,.
At NcLuRE House, WHEELTNo, AND At TBE
PENNGTLyASIk GTATIoS, BIrDdEfoRr,
RourHWIs. SYsrEAE-"PIB HANDLE RoUIEH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02
For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
RAILROADS.
MHEEITNG& RLM GROVE RAILROAD.

will run rs follows, city time:
g. m, 900 q m, 1850 M. II 90 a N, $3.50 IN.
Is00p. M 2 p M. 800 p. M. 400 p m, 500 p
M, 500 p m, 700 p m, 500 p m $3.50 p m,
Lave Elm GRovE.--ss:OoL m, 7,Oos. m 500
a. m, Q q m, 1000 m, Hoo 8. M. 1900 M.
100 p m. 400 2. m, 800 p M, 400 p. m, 500
p M, 900 p. m, 100 p M 500 m, $50 pm.
to:lop.m.
sDaily, except Sunday.
6uNpAY.-Church trains leave FIN GroYo a
s:SSl N. and Wheeling at 1911 p. m.
u. E. MEisGIRBER.
my27 General Manager.