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wounded Rabbi viii Recover.

New YORK, March 6.-Rabbi Mendez,
who was shot by a beggar last night, is
somewhat improved. and il is thought he
will recover. His won ld-be assassin is not
yet found.
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Rich BODY of Ore Found.

FAIR PLAY, Colo, March Ga two-foot
vein of ore worth $1,000 ton has been un-
covered in Sherwood, six miles from here.
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PARIS. March 6.-The police have
arrested a waiter named Plessy who con-
fesses TO be one of two aceomplices of
the thief, Croupen. who killed two men
and wounded another in Rue de st. Denis
q few nights ago.
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ueyoIt IN ZambesI.

1Aspox. March 1.-THE South African
mails bring news OF revolt in zambesi,
Parub district, against Captain Gouviea,
whom, il is rumored. has been killed.
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hilIa Wife and nimkeif.

WAsHINGToS CRY, March 6.-Fernleich
Montague today killed his wife and him
self on account of dependency. He was
an artist, and they lived at 5l5 Fourth
street, " f.
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y.nc, senator Dead.

PANS March cit is announced that
Louis Joseph Mertel, a French statesman,
member OF the Senate and cabinet, is
dead.
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tn salpte Queen Victoria.

PArls. March G. G.--AdmiFal Riouinier has
been ordered 10 proceed with his squadron
to Hvares. to salute Queen Victoria on
her arrival there.
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Paris. In 1870 he was mayor of Paris from Sep
tember TO October 81, when the Invasion OF
the Hotel de Vile forced him to retire. He was
the author OF poems, novels aud other wit
iugs
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r.-.,.nll Eanauet % Mr. Reid.

p.p,s March Cit has been decided 10
q Vi kfse Reid, the retiring United States
/, 1,iufsyE ! afarcsell banquet March "a.
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A Fireman InstantIv KuIea

ST. Louis. March 6.-Fireman John T.
Sweeney was instantly killed TO day by tho
explosion OF Babcock extinguisher.
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-. <.,eeciaa Ministers.

Arm, J. Nsrch e.-M. de Imazes has
i,een apu<ir.sA minister OF finance, and
IA MeI<for do foreign minister.
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Creek Fisberman Murdered,

BKNIcIA. Cal, March "a Greek fisher
man, name unknown, was found dead
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CHICAGO, Oct 95.-The bis increase in the
visible supply Of wheat last week seems 10 bo
followed by another week as the. deliveries at
primary points Yesterday exceed the shipments
BY one million bushels, and to-day In excess by
10000 bushels The recovery IN prices late In
the day was attributed TO Brddareets report,
which made an increase in stock Of 4,739,OOO
bushels east aud decrease OF $4,000 bushels
west Of the Rocky mountains, a net increase Of
only 4, 800, 100 bushels for both coasts.
Corn was only moderately active and easier.
Mixed oats In the cash market were dull and
neglected.
Provisions ruled strong.
wHE1r-cash No. spring ne; No. spring
5ei Sa6Oc; No 2 red Tl94c; October 7ll{a7oa7ls+c;
December 7S14a7l1 sa'alse; May 7s1Sa1gaa791Sa
Co.'s cotRS-cash No, 4i5sc: October i:9laE1.a
ne; December 4llSai21sa421sci May 4S14aiG1Sa
GA otSrs-cash No 2gl5c: November 2s9.a2g5.a
2efSc; December s01SaS6jsaSo}sci May 2}saSiJ4a
RTE-Eo 2, s2bc
BARLEY-60a6ac.
FIAxsEED--Sl liik.
Mes PoRX-cash si2 IS: November 81 2Sa
Il 81 Eal2 81 Januarg si3 s5Gl3 Goals CO.
L6RD-cash and November 81 s5as 0Oas 90;
SHORT RIss=cash 81 T5aiO 80; January 50 Goa
00a6 q2If
Others unchanged.
NEW YORK, Oct 3.-Flour. receipts 5000
barrels: exports 1900 barrels; market more &C.
tive aud easier; sales 1900 barrels Wheat, 70.
Ccipts 809,O01 bushels: exports, $4,000 bushels
sales 100 900 bushels Of futures and bS bushels
OF spot: spot market dun and weaker: No. red
7OiSc. ungruded red 7Oa7gc: options lower and
steady: No, red November nc; December 7slf
as55t &c: May S. l-l6aS Sasllfc Corn receipts
27S,OO0 6usheS: exports 1900 bushels: sales
$1,000 bushels Of futures and 10000 bushels Of
spot: market dull; ungraded mixed 60o50l<c;
November b0ablJfnhl1sc; December bil8abl6La
62sEc; May 6l5Sai2j Sa5gjSc. Oats, recelpk 2G..
0O1 bushels; exports LOO bushels. sales 925 900
bushels Of futures and 1000 bushels OF spot;
market quiet and stronger; November S55zc: DO.
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THREE DRUMMERs.

Chicago Inter Ocodn.
THEE drummer met, aSdrummeTs will,
Who over the country travelled
Oshkosh, ipsilanti and Kalamazoo
And stories they unrayeled,
They talked Ms only such can talk
VI houses they represented.
Then compliments IN shape Of beer
They one and oil presented.
They drank to the health OF their houses hrSt
Then separately TO each other:,
The landlord and cook and chAmbefmhlu
And each wandering. struggling Drothet.
They praised their towns. Then Oshhoah rose
And bowling 10 Ypsilanti.
"Her'sh health-nRne beats EN- all,
KlAmersrh'er Ehu can't ante"
fpsilanu rose. for his pride was touched
That his town such. praise should win u!
"She's DOLL right and eT-er rise 70 resplain,
That KnllermRscosh amt In It.
Then Kalamazoo with feelings hurt
Took the floor, unsteadlly held II,
III Ypslsiosh thinks she takes the pot"
land wild with rage he yelled W
"Ypslot0mush IS blank, blank rot"
And three drummers twisted each others hair,
And Babels riot Is " eAk 10 mention
The town arose and the fire bells rang,
But rhyme Is q weak invention
To ring the changes on polyglot words
On tn rec such names beer'tAnglcd,
As YpAi-scOtch and ZoO.mn'kal,
And ZRn.tl.hsh and Sky'mnzOo,
In such aconglOmcTatc wranglc.
They rushed them of 10 the cooling pen,
The town in m uproar .eaiing
And all night long through the iron bars.
Rushed the three names, Torn and bleeding,
Twas 'Schosh. ma.zOo and Yp-sa.loO,
Ti.lam.you--ypu Zanti,
Una YailAm scosh from ZOO-mA-loo,
Zlp-bang you see my HnteT'
The bells rang out and the engines came,
But they could not drown their. spluticrs,
And u broken alphabet dcluged the town
And clogged the sewers and cutters.
So here's u health TO kalamazoo,
Ypsilanu and Oshkosh ditto:
The pigs In clover aud beer mixed In
Can't beat that triangular lingo.
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Since the enactment of the Brooks
Bill our hotels, druggists and dealers in
general are handling much better
grades of liquors, particularly is this
the case in the western portion Of
Pennsylvania, where Rye Whistles are
best known. Tho best known and
most frequently called for are Klein's
Silver Age Rye, which sells at 81 so per
full quart, and Klein's Duquesne at
81 % per full quart Recommended by
hospitals and prescribed by physicians.
Ask your dealer for them. Send for
complete catalogue and price list,
mailed upon application, to MAX
KLEIN, 50 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
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pAYoNETs Ar rHE Pon1s
wors Good Thing With tho Democracy
In 1hls state Thirty Ypars Ago.
To he Editor Of lie Inteliigeneer

wors Good Thing wi.h tho Democracy
In lhls state Thirty YsarS Ago.
To he Editor Of he Inieili0eHeer.
slR:-I desire to call your attention
to:a paragraph in your issue of October
goth, under the head lines "He told the
Truth" Your language is, "They
UNITED States marshals) had never
been used before by any party, although
the state was born in the throes Of
war. Now, it is probably true that
United statos marshals had not been
used, but rebel soldiers were used at
Grafton, when the vote was taken on
the ordinance OF secession and every
citizen who ventured to the place OF
voting had to pass within semicircle
oil soldiers extending from one corner
of the house in which the votes were
recorded to the other corner, those
making semicircle Of soldiers having
bayonets fixed on their muskets. The
writer passed throu gh this semicircle
Of bayonets at the polls TO cast his
vote against the ordinance OF secession,
and it had to be done then viva voce.
Many men hesitated on account Of the
bayonets and did not vote. The party
then in power, and which did this
thing are now bowling loudly against
the force bill" Force bills were good
things then, but set hard now on the
stomach OF Democracy. Remember it
was the great Democratic party that
acted thus, and have never apoloRized
to the people Of this state or any other
state in the union, so far as tho writer
knows for resorting to the favorite
argument (bayonet) OF kings and des.
pots. 1t is time the cry Of force bill"
by Democrats should cease.
Q,it DeR, ". Va. RKPuDLleAN.
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ToRN no sAREDs.

Tax Receipts Don't Bear Out Governor
Flsmlng's statements-Lst All Farmers
make Comparisons.
To he Editor ofhe Iate1tgenen
srR:-Please allow me space in your
columns for an extract from Governor
Flemings torn to shreds."
He says: SIN keeping with the other
reckless and unfousded statements con-
tanned in the Republican state platform
is the charge that the Democrats have
increased the average assessment Tor
state purposes. l want to show how
utterly unfounded is this claim and
contrast the records Of the two parties
as to rate OF taxation in this state. Ex-
Guiding the state school tax, which has
been the same, ten cents on the 500
valuation, under every administration
from 1852 to the present time, assert
and the records show that the rate OF
taxation for general purposes since
1871, under Democratic administration,
has been nearly 20 per cent less than
prior to that time, under Republican
management OF state affairs"
WlSu " hbEG lud6Lb hlo hSuio9 hOul
a tax recent for the year 1872 on 254
acres OF land. This 254 acres was val
ued in 1872 at S3,O4s; state tax for state
purposes at 20 cents on the 500 was
Sc 90. Since that time the coal, about
60 acres, has been sold from under this
land and the same identical 254 acres,
without coal, is now valued at So, 76S, or
an incrt use Of $500; which at % cents
on the 500 for state PURPOSES creates q
tax of SIG 92, or more than double the
Republican tax. l hold these two re-
ceipts and would ask the taxpayers OF
this state to examine their old Republic
can receipts and compare with those OF
our Democratic administrations and
decide how Governor Fleming arrived
at his statement
In this same torn to shrnds" the
governor foams about teachers under
Republican administration having to
take oath. Does the governor think it
wrong to support and defend the con-
stitution?
Would it not be better for the govern
or to respect the constitution and the
franchise OF the people?
Howard GATHER.
Femington, W. Va.
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Allie Nailed.

Special Correspondence ofte Iateligener.
LONE TREE, w. Va, Oct. Sat a reg
ular meeting of the Tyler County
Alliance, held on the above date, Mr.. A.
W. Rice offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resolved, That Brother N. W. Burgess,
our candidate for the house OF dele
gates, has been maliciously slandered
through the press by plutocracy OF
Tyler county. A report having been
published in recent issue Of the
Register that the Tyler County Alliance
had met and repudiated the nomina-
ton Of said Burgess, therefore be it
ReSolred, That the county secretary be
and is hereby fully empowered to fur
nish the papers of Brother Burgess's
district with the facts as they exist, and
that Justice may be done Brother Bur-
CESS. We kindly ask said papers to
publish the same.
In recent issue OF the Register DEM
ocrat writing from Middlebourne says
that the Tyler county Alliance met and
repudiated the nomination OF NJ. w.
Burgess, Peoples candidate for the
house Of delegates for the Third dele
gate district, comprising the counties Of
Tyler and Wetzel. This is the most
malicious lie ever perpetrated upon the
free, liberty-loving people ofthis district.
At our meeting October 8, 1892, each
delegate present signifed his willing
ness to heartily endorse the nomination
OF Brother Burgess. We earnestly urge
our brethren in Wetzel county to stand
firm to the support OF Brother Burgess.
We, the Alliance men of Tyler county,
will vote for Brother Burgess to unit,
regardless of what the political trick
sters may say or do.
F. G. LRMAsTERs
County Secretary.
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a Chol.rn searo.

A reported outbreak of cholera at
Helmetta, N. j., created much excite
ment in that vicinity. Investigation
showed that the disease was not cholera,
but violent dysentery. which is almost
as severe and dangerous as cholera.
Mr.. Walter Willard. prominent mer-
chant Of Jamesburg, two miles from
Helmetta, says: "Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy has
given great satisfaction in the most Sc
we're cases Of dysentery. 1t lis certainly
one of the best things ever made" D&w
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ciNCGSSATT, o.. Oct % There has been an ac'
tive demand, notably for frst class draft horses,
prompt drivers with good action, good young
smooth southern chunks In good flesh, and Tor
good sound mules. The mark et has remained
firm. with no material change In prices.
Heavy draft horses good, SliOal65; extra Sl65a
1876: medium do good SSSall0; extra Sll0ali0; sad
die and driving horses, good. sS5al10; extra Sll0a
streeters s7Oa95; plugs s25a50. Mules-16 TO l6N
hands, 'sl6OalGO; extra Sl60al7j; do l51S TO 10
hands, good sl2jali0: extra sll0al55; do 10 70
l5IS hands. good sl00all5; extra sll5al3O do IA
10 Is hands, good S7Oasj; extra sSialOO do II -
III hands, good S50a60; extra s6Oa70i plugs s!5
a5O.
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There is no use Of any one suffering
with the cholera when Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy
can be procured. 1t will give relief in
a few minutes and cure in a short time.
/ have tried It and know.-w. Il. Gin
ton, Helmetta, n. ]. The epidemic at
Helmetta was at first believed to be
cholera, but subsequent investigation
proved 1t to be violent form of dyson.
terry, almost as dangerous as cholera.
This remedy was used there with great
success. DAw
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NEVER HARMFUL.
ALWAYS BENEFICIAL.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
Genuine goods manufactured
only by Ponds Extract Co., 70
Fifth Avenue, New York.

Cod-liver oil is useful be-
yond any praise it has ever
won; and yet few are will
ling to take 1.-THE taste is
so vile and it lasts so long.
Some stomachs cannot take
it, and some are burdened
with it.
SCOTS Emulsion of cod
liver oil is not offensive; it
is pleasant to some, especial.
ly children. 1t is not often a
tax on digestion.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil made far more eff
fectual.
There is a little book on
CAREFUL LIVING; sent free.
scoEr & BOWIE. Chemists, y, South 9Th Avenue,
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of eod.liver
Oi-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
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Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon a healthy condition OF
all the vital organs. II the liver be i'm
active, you have a bilious look, IL your
stomach be disordered you have a
dyspeptic look and If your kidneys be
affected you have a pinched look.
Secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bitters lie the great
Alternative and tonic acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures pimples,
blotches, boils and gives good com.
plexion. Sold at Logan Drug Co. Is Drug
store, so cents per bottle. 4
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Twas so much troubled with catarrh
it seriously affected my voice One bot
tie OF Ely's Cream Balm did the work.
My voice is fully restored.-B. Z. Lieps-
ner, A. NJ. Pastor OF the 0livet Baptist
Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
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WILMINGTON, DBL. Oct, 24-John
Dolan, Democratic inspector and regis
ter, was arrested this morning and ar
raigned before Chief Supervisor Nc
AlliHter and required to give $1,000
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
Time TRhlelNo. 4, to take effect 1901 u In,
sundar, October %, 1872

sundar, October o. 1872
Leave wheelIng-tj:l0 t7:i5 t7:sJ. 1915. 7p.I5,
tlloo a. m, ll2:l5, HIS, ts:eO ei0o 'i:5S $3.50.
Leave Peniusula-t5:46 t7;21 tT.i2, ln.5i,
1851, tll:O7 a; m, li2;2S, tl:6a, ts;OS 1905
Leave wv. 4 L. Z and C. L &w. Junction
is:7 t6:32, t7:i0 gl0:03. ti042 a m. ti:lo,
t2.l7. s3;27. IS 0i, t5:27. t5:55, tlO:42 p m.
Leave Laughlln's Min-f7;i5, eIOo7, a m,
ti:l3; 1891; s5;05 p. m
Leave no Haas croHing-t7:1L 'iOOs a. m,
ti:ia e3:39. $500 p. m.
tDaIly except Sunday. eDaily isundaya only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time Clock in
the Telegraph once At Wheeling, Is the stand.
J-E TAUsso. Superintendent
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IIogs-The receipts were lighter. and the mar
ket ruled firm and steady al the same prices
Demand was fair The western market was tirm
and influence firm feeling here. We quote!
good western. sllIasIjsc; other western, sas14c.
Fat cows were duh ut 2bil4c.
Thin cows were steady nj sSllS.
Mich calves were In fair demand at 1859
Mich cows were In fair demand AT SIS 0Oaj0 o.
Dressed beeves were steady ut 6a71Ic
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Petroleum.

on Cry. Pa. Oct. 25.-opened and highest
SIG; lowest and closed 5G14c; sales 1900 bar
rels; clearauces 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH PA, Oct, 25.-opened and highest
5lJsc; lowest and closed bg54c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money aud sto
Inrketa

The Features OF the money ana btocK
Markets..
NEW YORK. Oct 25.-Money on call irmsr
at to per cent; last loan per cent; closed of
iered at per cent Prime mercantile paper sac
per cent Sterling exchange easy at 81 s2514a
4sS14. Sales 1863 900 shares.
The day opened on the stock exchange with q
buoyant feeling, owing partly 10 a heavy pur-
chasing movement In New England, which car
ried that stock up to 40 from IS at the close
49, The general railroad list improved z TO Il
per cent. but subsequently reacted and left of
practically unchanged from last nights figures.
American sugar. cotton oil and other industrlals
advanced anywhere from TO ~ per cent. The
market closed steady In tone.
Government and state bonds dull but steady.
Railroad bonds were moderately active.
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cetnber 36l Sa37i ASH e; May No
white 3gC; mixed western Glahi0cs NO :
Chicago a55lc Coffee steady And unchanged
sugar dull aud steady Rice arm; ;i,, iA F:..
quiet. Pork quiet Lard weak; western steam
g 70: November S. ~; January 3 ~, Butter
firm; western creamery lda22c taelory l4'falf3sc
Sheese quiet
PlnIADELPHIA. PA. Oct. 25,-Flpur dun LAM, and
weak. wheat steady: No. . rcd October lS4ci
November 7S5fc; December 49, &c: January a 5sc.
Corn weak; No. mixed October and November
4yjsaigssc; December $40; january SIC. Onts
89c; November Ss5Sc December ~ $3.50; jan
uRry no e. Butter firm; Pennsylvania creamery
extra 2B!sc: Pennsylvania print extra S2ajOc.
Eggs firm Pennsylvania hnSts 2ic.
CiSCiNSATi. o.. Oct. 25.-Wheat steady. Corn
stronger; No. mixed 49a4i1lc. Oats frmer: No.
2 mixed 32isc. Rye easier; No 9, b.c. PORK
steady at sl2Ji1S Lard easy at 81 %. BIik
meats eASy at s. 7Sas 90 Bacon quiet At s. 31gs.
Whisky steady ut 81 IS, Butter strong; fancy
i9a20c sugar arm. Eggs i71Ec. Cheese firm.
BALTIMORE, Mp.. Oct 25.-wheat weak: No .
rcd spot and October 7Sl+a7s 70: December I5'sa
7bli May SIG; receipts 1900 bushels. Corn
steany; mixed spot Islfalshc; October 4s5n
islSc. Oats steady; No. . white western SSaS.c.
Rye quiet at Gle. Hay dull; good 70 choice
timothy 81 2ial5 90. Eggs active at 2Sa2ic' 9th
erS unchanged.
TOLEDO. o., Oct. 26-wheat easy; May re.
Corn active and firm; No. cash 4l1gc; NO. y
4Oc. Oit quiet; cash CSC. Rye dull; cash
561sc. ClQYerseed active; prime cash and Oclo-
Der Sc 47gec: November 81 %, December ~ W;
January s. 60.
Philadelphia Live stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22.-The following were
the receipts: -.
West PHILADELPHIA Yard. 800 1900 500
North Pennsylvania Yard. 200 1000 SO
Glass Yard .............-.... "'''.- "V
Total for the week.......- $500 1900 600
Previous weeE............... AGO 1900 $500
Beef Cattle-The general market was about
cattle, which were In fair demand, while common
and medium grades were duh, and not wanted,
and prices OIL the latter ruled easy. Among the
receipts were included 89i head for shipment 10
Glasgow per steamer HISTORIAN. The receipts
this week were much lighter.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra .............. 5a5I{c Common..."... 34a514c
(io6d............ 414i5c Culls.............. 2aSc
MedIum........... 4alI4c Fat cows 21sa314c
sheep-The market for sheep was dull. Re-
Ceipts were lighter, but prices ruled easier under
a light demand. Common and low grades Were
very slow OF sale. b II. GOok reports the sale oil
5.iS7 sheep and lambs atthe quoted prices.
QUOTATIONS
Extra ............ Ia5hc COmmon.......,.. 31Sa34c
Good ,,..,... 4lSa5c Culls. 2A3I{c
Medium ........... iai4c Lambs-".......... 4R61Sc
Iogs-The receipts were lighter, and the mar
ket ruled firm and steady at the same prices.
Demand was fair. The western market was hrin
and influence a firm feeling here. We quote:
good western, Slinsisc; other western, SlbAc
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25-wool active and prices
firm; Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia NIS
and above 2Sa29c; X e6a9Sc: medium 33a3ic;
coarse 33a34c New York. Michigan, Indiana and
western fine or Y and Xxx 2ia26c; medium Saas5c;
fine washed delaine X and XXX 2saS2c; medium
washed combing and delalne S5aS5c: coarse do
do do s4R85c: Canada washed combing 3la32c:
tubwashed, choice S6aSsc; fair 3jaS6c; eoarse 1Sa
SIC; medium unwashed combing and delnine y
a27c; coarse do do do 25a26c; Montana l6a2211sc;
territorial dc.
BosroS. oct. 25.-The wool market rules
Xxx and above 2sa29c: No l, S2aiSc; Michigan
25c; No. l. 3ln32c; No. combing 3iaslc; fine
delaine Ohio Sla32c; do Michigan 2Sa29ci un'
washed combing 2la25c; territory fine $50: fine
medium 52aj3c; Texas and California woods
quiet; pulled steady; Australian firm.
NEW York, Oct 25.-wool firm: domestic
fleece 25a35c; pulled 2032c: Texas 15a2lc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

NEW York. Oct 25.-Demand for dry goods
WIS less prominent, following the activity in
cottons OF the past ten days. There was \ good
ali around request, however. except that
bleached ruled quIetin waiting upon the move.
ment in leaders. The general tone OF the mar.
bot xrag firm