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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-25

Such is the statement made with
some warmth by one of the Leading
men of Canada. as embodyng
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o ~FITzsIMMoNs
Anxious to Meet Corbott-wm Fight Hall
II n Guarantee Is Put Up.

Anxious to Meet Corbott-wm Fight Hail
II Guarantee is Put Up.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. IL.-Bob Ftl-
simmons, who is hero playing an en-
gagement with a theatrical company,
Gays he is prepared to meet Jim Cor
bett as o as his engagement is over,
and will fight him for d purse OF $500
if any club will put up the money.
Fitzsimmons is bitter at the treatment
accorded him by Corbett after the Sui
livan fight. He disclaims any desire
tor notoriety and says ne has all along
wanted to meet the Californian, es-
pociGlly after what he did TO him in this
city last month. He expressed a will
ingness to fight Hall, the proviso being
that Hall will weigh 100 pounds. On
hearing OF the matter, President Noel,
Of the Olympic Club, sent Fitzsimmons
q note asking him ii he would meet
Hall during the month Of March, at
the time the carnival takes place here.
Fitzsimmons replied that the last time
he had agreed to meet his fellow
countryman he had cancelled engage.
ments a~gcregating 5000. He did not
blame the club for Halls failure to put
in an appearance, but he would not
meet Pritchard's conqueror unless a
sufficient guarantee was put up that he
would not be fooled again.
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A ARV COUNTESS.
a RoeIuso at Atlantic CITY and the story
Nine Dogs starving With Her.

ARoeluso ut Atlantic CITY md tho story.
Nine Dog. starving With Her.
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., Oct. ia
woman known as Madame vonzelsmit,
who is said to be a German countess,
was found starving in a shanty on the
outskirts of the town yesterday. She
was so sick that she was unable to leave
her bed and summon aid. There were
with her in the room nine dogs. All OF
them were fierce with hunger, and
would. it is believed, have attacked the
feeble woman before long Of their rave
nous hunger. Madame Vonzeismit is
very old, and has lived an isolated life
in this vicinity for many years. Her
story is known to but few, as she was
very sensitive on the question OF her
fallen fortunes. She talked to but few
and had none but business dealings
with the townspeople. No n was de.
sirous Of going near her because OF the
many dogs which she kept in and about
the house. Yesterday the bowling OF
the dogs inside the cabin and the
starved appearance OF those outside de-
termined the authorities to make an
investigation. The old lady was re.
moved to the hospital.
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NEW YonK, Oct. ll.-Robert Bonner,
in a letter to the New York Times, re-
ferring to a prediction made a year ago
in a letter to General Tracey, secretary
Of the navy, that a horse would yot be
found to trot a milo in'two minutes,
and his offer to give 5000 to the owner
of any horse that would trot within
2:05, to say nothing OF two minutes, on
any OF the grand circuit tracks, INSERTS
that the offer still holds good, but the
performance must be made to n OF
the old regulation sulkies, and not to
one OF those that have come into use in
the past three months.
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NEW YORK. Dot. n.-Flour. receipts 5000
barrels: exports 1900 barrels; sales SO,00l bar
rcls. Wheat, receipts $4,000 bushels: exports
5000 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels Of futures
10000 bushels Of spot; spot market quiet: No.
. red T2Ac; ungraded red 79Nc; No. 3 red 73kc;
options steady: No. . red October 7s36a7gi +a7S54c;
December S0TaslHnsl1{c; May sT5fc Rye
quiet Corn, receipts 10000 bushels; exports
iTs.OO0 bushels: sales $4,000 bushels Of futures
aud lGS,OOO bushels Of spot: market quiet: un.
graded mixed iQaJlc: October &AjOaSntg4c; No
vember 5O3ElSl{a5lIci December 5lssalgSc.
Oats, receipts $4,000 bushels: exports 200
bushels; sales 10000 bushels Of futures and
4S,OO bushels OF spot; market lower and weak
October SIC; November 35IaSTIa257sc i
mixed western 2la36JSc: No. . Chicago CSC.
Corae steady, 6a20 down. Sugar quiet Molasse.
steady. Rico firm. Tnllow duh. TurpcntinC
dull. Eggs frmer; western 2lTc. Pork lrmi
extra prime SIS 00Rli 90, Cut meats quiet and
steady. Lard dull: western steam S 90; DC
tober s. 90: SovGmbers7 20: January ne. But
Ter quiet; ElRin sc. Cheese firm.
ctSCtSSGrI. o., oct. rl.-Flour quiet. Wheat
weak aud lower: No. . red 7lc; receipts 100
bushels; shipments $50 bushels. Corn dull; No.
2 mixed &c. Oats dull; No 2 mixed 3Skc,
Rye easier; No. 2. 6oHc. Pork quiet ut gil Is,
Lard quiet at $500. Bulk meats and bacon
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JERSEY Cry, Oct. l1.-Yesterday af-
ternoon a M came to spizer's no.
tel at 10 Exchange Place this city. She
had a ticket bearing the name Mara
Notenic for passage from Pittsburgh to
Agram, Austria. She was to have sailed
on the Spree, which left this morning.
When the companions who were with
her got together this morning the wo-
man was not among them. A search
wal made and she was found dead in
bed. The gas jet was open, she having
blown out the gas. Her companions
did not know anything OF her except
that she was married and left her hus-
band in Pittsburgh. The body was
taken to the morgue.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,. oct. ll.-Cattlc. receipts lO,oOt
head; shipments 5000 head; market slow and
weak; best natives s. l5a5 70: Others g. 5Oat so;
Texans q 30a2 80; rangers 50 76Ri 10: native cows
81 75a9 80. Hogs, receipts 1900 head: shipments
500 head: market active and u shade lower!
rough aud common 81 15a5 10; packing and
mixed IS 2Oa5 Is: bulk IS a0a5 40; prime heavy
So 6Oa6 70; light S. 6na5 20; mixed light IS 4Oa5 6Oi
pigs and skips 81 LOAD q. Sheep, receipts 1000
tive ewes s. 5Oa5 90; Texans s. S5ai %; lambs
s. 5Oa5 IS.
EAST Liberty, PA, Oct. n.-Clttle, receipts
800 head; shipments 800 head: market dull and
a shade of from yesterdays decline. Hogs. re
ceIpls 1000 head: shipments LOO head; market
active; PhiladelhipHS 50 0Oa6 10: mixed s. SOa
5 %: fair TO hest Workers s. SNGo 20. Sheep, re,
ceIpiS l,S0O head: shipments 100 head; market
SLOW aud a shade of from yesterdays prices.
CINctSNATI, o.. Oct. 1l.-Hogs easy at 81 Goa
s 70; receipts 1900 head; shipments 1000 head.
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HoT SPRINGS, ARK, Oct. ll.-Parties
just arrived from the mountains Of
Scott county, so~vonty.fvo miles north
Of this city, report the discovery Of a
gold mine. The mine was found by q
hunter while exploring a cave. 1t is
said several hundred people have
flocked to that region ana struck camp.
They are now guarding the new Eldor-
ado with shot guns to prevent their
claims being jumped by others.
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e a
How Can a Man scratch tho Illinois Aus
trollnn Ballot?

sAAAts DhAANN
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Democratic
state executive committee is stretching
its head down to the problem which
has come up to be solved. The Repub-
lican committee has not yet reached
the puzzle, but will in due time have to
wrestle with it. Tho problem which
puzzles the committee is how can q mar
scratch an Australian ballot. There
are offices which require several candt-
dates to fill and here 10 where the con-
fusion arises. There are for each party
on the ballots two candidates for con
gressmen at large, six for judges oil the
supreme court, two for circuit court
judges and ten for county county COM
missioners. suppose q man desired to
vote the straight Democratic ticket ex-
cept that he wished to cast ballot Tor
one OF the Republican candidates for
Judge OF the superior court. He would
place n mark in the circle to the left OF
the word Democratic" at the top Of the
column and then make u cross, as tho
law provides, at the lame OF the Repub-
lican candidate for judge for whom ho
wished to vote. But how would the
clerks and judges OF election know
which one OF the six Demoratic candi-
dates for Office he desired to scratch?
Here ia where is the big law is silent,
ana that is what is worrying the COM
mittee. A Joint meeting OF the Demo-
crat and Republican committees may
be necessary TO settle the matter.
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wAsH1SGrox, D. O., Oct. ll.-Mr. Solo
mon Hirsch, who has represented this
country as minister at ConstantinOple
since the spring of 1889, has resigned.
He handed his resignation to-day to
Secretary John W. Foster, who accepted
it with reluctance, Mr., Hirsch pro-
posed resigning eleven months ago
when he returned to this country with
his family. The President asked him
to remain ut his post until certain nego.
tiations had been completed and Mr..
Hirsch consented.
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PIrTsBURoH, Pa, Oct. Thames I.
Bennett, formerly Of the firm of Graf,
Bennett & Co., and at one time presi-
dent of tho Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
railroad, died at 1915 o'clock this
morning Of pneumonia, Mr.. Bennett
was for nearly half a century one OF
Pittsburgh's most prominent business
mon.
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CINCINNATI, o., Oct. S.-with the attendance
OF several good buyers from the south aud east
and the usual FUR local demand, the market hHs
drivers with good style and action and good
smooth southern chunks. have been in especial
demand. Prices have ruled firm.
Heavy draft horses. good S~liOal6j: extra sl65a
die and driving horses, good s95allj; extra Sll5H
40; southern horses, good s70aal: extra s95al20
s]treeters S70a95; plugs SSai0. Mnies-l6 TO l6y
hands, good ~slI5al60, extra s~lGOa116; l5R to Il
hands, good sl20al35, extra Si35al5O; 10 10 l5LS
hands, good s9OalOO, extra SlOOal20; l4L TO Il
hands, good S7Oas0. extra Ss0nl5; lito ~ hands
good S5ja6J, extra S6ja75; plugs, s2Oa50.
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Since the enactment Of the Brooks
Bill our hotels, druggists and dealers i'll
general arc handling much better
grades Of liquors, particularly is this
the case in the western portion OF
Pennsylvania, where Rye Whistles are
best known. The 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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F1NANCE AVID TRADE.
Tho Fsnturos of tho Money aud stock
M- Markets,

Tho FshturoS OF tho Money ond StocR
Markets.
NEW York, Oct, l1,-Money on call easier at ~
percent; last loan "a per cent; closing Offered
at 2ISper cent; prime mercantile paper 5a6 per
cent Sterling exchange weak at 81 s5G4 s6k.
Notwithstanding the general interest evinced
in the Columbus celebration the volume OF bust
ness at the stock exchange was large and the
temper Of speculation was decidedly more bull
iSh. Nearly every stock In the list scored higher
figures. While the industrials again led the up
ward movement, the changes in railway shares
BILE government crop report for October led the
liberal purchases oil, and All advance ranging
from u to II per cent In the GrRngets, Chicago,
Burlington e Quincy led the rise, probably be-
cause the short interest was lnrger than In the
other western shares. The general market closed
strong ut about the top figures.
Railroad bonds quiet, Sales S772,000.
Government bonds Quiet,
GVaN. HanIg Ittl1
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A reported outbreak OF cholera at
Helmetta, n. j., created much excite
ment in that vicinity. Investigation
showed that the diseasewas not cholera,
but a violent dysentery which is almost
as severe and dangerous as cholera.
Mr.. Walter Willard, a prominent mer-
chant OF Jamesburg, two miles from
Helmetta, says: "Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh@a Remedy has
givou great satisfaction in the most Sc
vere cases of dysentery. 1t is certainly
one Of the best things eve made" D&w
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CaHI1-Extra. 1000 to 1900 lbs. S.iOna.6Oc;
Tbs. 2tIRSc: fair, 700 to 500 lbs. 2ka2Ic; common,
COO 10 700 lbs 2l{a21Sc; bulls, 2a2izc; cows,
E0gsGExtra, 6.25a5.4 Oc; good, 5.15a5, 25ci com.
Sh6eD9Extra. s%a31Ic; sood, SKa31zc; com,
mon 2a2bc; lambs, iG5c,
Fresh CoIrs-ln moderate demand. SSOai0;
no1,ng fake
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THE world is always interested in the
curc of consumption; yet its prsven-
ton is Of far moro Importance. DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup is guaran-
tced to sure coughs and colds. Sold by
all dealers on o guarantee Of satisfac-
ton. DAw
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quiet and unchanged. WhiSkr firm ~ =,
Butter firm: fancy ElEin CIctmcrr 3et ONO Ia
&c; prime dairy l7alSc, EGG 'iea,N At idc.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-THE government crop re-
port in ipelf was enough - nave made q very
weak wheat market, but It was supplemented
by heavy receipts almost everywhere. Early
cables reported that the drought In Russia had
been broken and that rain in the winter wheat
region here was highly probable. Al This made
an carly rush TO sell. h0ldcB started TO unload
stop loss orders became operative and for a time
there was II strong pressure 20 sell.
Corn was very heavy during the last hour.
Oats received II severe pounding.
III provisions there was Il fair amount OF
WHEGT-Cash No. . spring 723la7gIc; No. Q
spring clarke: No, . red l2hyHl24e: october
I9a7sliG q: December ha76Sa7G7sc; May
CoEstCash No. ., 42l4c: October 4ll.aigi4a
425syc: December 42ssaiiai5l4e: May H6'Iai72oa
2g4c; November 9091sa1iIa9p54c; May Si2saS6a
RYE-No. 5sISc.
BARLEY-SO. . GlaG2c,
FLANsEED-sl l2Is.
Mss ~PoRR-CGsh 81 25all 60: November
sli l7Ilail Sjall %: January Sl@ S71sal2 asa
Liaip-cssh IS IS; November 81 6.]5; January
s nor F' RiBs2cash 81 7oalo 90; october $40 %;
January 81 45lG 6Oa64h.
SHOUIDERS-S7 9Ja7 Is.
Others unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, oct. ll.-Flour stendy.
Wheat lower; No. . rcd October 751Sc; Noyem'
ber 76i4a76ILG; December 7SHc; January 19l+n
soc. Corn weak; No. ? mixed October i0Lsa
1914 December and January i9algITes. Oats hrn'
No white este! No. . white October :sIsai9c;
November 3shl39C: December ~a9a991gc: january
i0C. Eggs firm; Pennsylvania iirsES 23A2jtgc.
Butter firm; Pennsylvania creamery extra 25c.
BALTIMORE, Mp. Oct. ll.-wheat weak; No. .
red spot and October 7Sic; December 1slEci
May Sc. Corn easy; mixed spot SIG; October
bOkc. Oats steady; No. . white western SSySc.
Rye firm. Hay iTm; good 10 choice timothy
si 7talj 30. Butter firm; creamery fancy base.
Coffee firm; Rio l71ac.
TOLEDO, O., Oct. ll.-whcat active and lower:
No. . castNGnd October 7ic: November 75c; De.
ceIn5cr 76c: May size. Corn dull; No, 2 cash
Iic. OGts quiet; cash S2Llac. Rye steady nj 500;
Cloyerseed active and lower prime cash and no
January 81 Is.
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The proprietors OF Ely's Cream Balm
do not claim it to be n cure-all, but a
remedy for catarrh, colds in the head
and hay fever. II is not a liquid or Il
snuff, is easily applied into the nostrils.
1t gives relief at once. SOC.
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NEVER
ALWAYS BENEFICIAL.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
Genuine goods manufactured
only by Ponds Extract Co., 70
Fifth Avenue, New York.
Doctors disagree. They

Doctors disagree. They
have to. There are differ
ences of opinion among the
best; there will be so long
as knowledge is incomplete.
But there is one subject
on which all physicians are
completely in accord, and
that is the value Of cod-liver
oil in consumption and scro-
fuIa, and many other condi-
tons in which the loss of fat
is involved. And cod-liver
oil has its greatest usefulness
in SCOTS Emulsion.
There is an interesting
book on the subject; sent free.
seoJr& BowSr, Chemists ,,a South 9Th Avenue,
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion of eod.liver
ol-aIl druggists everywhere do 81.
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Wheeling Bridge 8 Terminal Ry


Time Table No. 6. to take effect 1901 n M,
sunda September Is, 1892.
Leave wheellug-t5:5O. T:l5.t7:25. $500, t9:i5,
tll.O0 a.. m. tl2:Oi. sl2;l5, ti:45, 1850, 400.
65:3O. f7:lS $500, $3.50 p. m
Leave PGninsula-t5:5 80, t7:2l. f7:39, 1906, 1851.
I'll N7 a M. tl2;07. si2;23, tl:SS, 1855. "4:Os,
S5:Sg, t7:2l, fs:06. 1855 p. m.
Leave W. & IA.E Rnd c.. l. CIV. Junction
$3.50. tG:0s, 1910. 1881. 60 :0A, tl0.42 a. M.
fi:lo, "5;27, ia;52. "5oS, 1871, teaS, 1871, too
Leave Lauyhlln's Sm-t6:is. 1907 a IN.
tl;l3: "3:9l; zoos p. m.
Leave DO HRss crossIng-t6:lL "io:0s a m,
tl:i4. c3:2G % :Og p. m.
fDnily except Sunday. "DRily SUNDAYS ONLY
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock in
the Telegraph Once at Wheeling, Is the Stand
J.E TAussIG, Superintendent
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NEW YoRK, Oct ll.-Thc market was consider.
ably under the influence OF a holiday feeling
and the stirring diversion. Nevertheless there
was good business in heavy yarn %cottons, plain
and cOlored.
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MnnL.

NEW York, Oct ll.-wool firm: domestic
fleece 25aS5c; pulled 20a3!c; Texas l5a2lc.
%PHrLApELPHtA, Oct. lL.-wool Is in improved
demand; prices unchanged,
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Felicia Joy-"Don't you think l look
plump in this gown" Nina Anna
Pussley-"Yes, indeed!" Where did
you get it made-at an upholster's ?"-
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NEW YoRK. Oct. ll.-Pig Iron steady; Amcri
can SIS 0OaiJ 50. Copper steady; lake 81 Goa
II rs. Lead dull; domcstlcs3 9OGi o.. Tin firm;
straits SO u.
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Roots and B1rh-Ginseng. dry, per ~, in de.
mand. 81 5Oa2 70; s~assairas bGrE. per H.. 2ksaac;
~sasSafras oil, per h., iOaJOc; May apple root per
SOC: blood root, per To-. &c; Seneca snake root per
ID, free OF top, j5ai0c West Virginia snake root,
per h., 95a35c: pink root per lb.I hne, SOaSjc;
elm bark, per H.. lace.
B~odns-Primc new hand.picked, medium, Sl65
al rs; prime new hand-picEed, navy, 81 IS.
WOOl-Fine washed 26a27c; &c of for un.
washed: medium unwRShed 23c; coarse washed
Csc; medium washed 3OG32c: medium unwaShcd
25G: course washed 3Oa32c; coarse unwAshed 2Sc.
Honey-In the comb. per ID, l5alGc,
Rdgs-Whlte mixed cotton, per h., lnl14c; all
wool, per h., 15G4c; mixed, per To-. lalhc.
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~ pennsylvania stations.
IV!s8 LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time


ricKEr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA .STLIIos ~
WATER ST, FOor or ELEVENTH. ST., NIiELLIho'
AT NrLUWE fiOuHE, WHEELING, AND 81 IuN
PEySEYLvASIA SrATIoS. BBtDaEPoRT'
sorruwYgr syaTEM-"PAs HANDLE RoUrE."
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Cotton,


cyeggsAn, o. Oct n-cottoo quiet; mid
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ARE you constipated? Bastin's Kid
ney and Liver Tea effects u permanent
cure. % cents. W
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday. October l. 1892, trains
| will run as follows. city time:
LEAVE WHEELISG-"6: 100 a. m, 200 a. M. 500
q. M, 9:00a M, 1000 n. IN, ll:00 4. M. 1900 M.
100 p. IN, 200 p. IN. 800 p. M, 400 p. m" SOD
p. NJ, 6:0Op, m, 700 p. m, 500 n M, $3.50 p
LEAVE ELM G~RovE-e6:OO a. m. 200 a m. 500
a M. 0 GOA m, 1000 a m, 1l;0O a m, 1900 M:
100 ?. M, 800 p IN. 800 p m. 400 y. m. 5: %
p. m, $500 p, m. 100 p. M s: COP m, 9:lG p
m, 1910 p. IN.
SDaily, except Sunday.
SUNDGY-Church trains leave Elm Grove at
9;4S In. and Wheeling at 1917 p m:
II. Z WETSGERBER,
oct General Manager.
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In tropical fruits the prices arc stiff. and
lemons have advanced.
T~r0pieIl FTriS-LcmonS, s. 50a6 90 per box;
bananas, 81 0Oa2 90 per bunch.
Ttgddbles-CabbHge. home grown 5CHsl 90 per
barrel: Early Rose potatoes, 81 2jal 20 per barrel;
4Ja5Oc per bushel: onions, gcaSl W per bushel.
Sweet potatoes s. O0a2 % per barrel.
Fresh FrUits-TOmAtoes, home stock, iOlJOc per
bushel; apples, 81 50a2 90 per barrel.
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Beef Csttle-The receipts included 200 head
for shipment to Bristol per the steamer Bidar,
and iG3 head for Glasgow per the steamer Hi
bernIRn, leaving 1855 head for the local market
against 1901 head last week,
The demand for stock was only fairly active.
aud with the heavy receipts prices declined a
fraction or good and over &c on onlnon stock.
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QUOTATION,

Extra .......non hcrcIC omnon.....o., s114atc
Good............., 4ISai11rICu ........... 2LI9a34C
Medium,.......,. iLi,aiIsc Fat cows ...,..... %92]]!sasi11C
Sheep were inactive
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on and after Monday, APRIL p rai Ss
l Int G,MLsr Central Time.
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Meululn ,,....... tIaGaUlLdW Osa'"''''''',' 'f2h"12c
Hogs were active and 10 higher; good west
ern, SLsas1sc; other western, SaStSC.
Fat cows were duh at 2lsa3l4c.
Thin COWS were neglected at SSalS.
Mich calves were finn at 5a1c.
Mich cows were unchanged at SIS O0a5O OO.
Dressed bceves sold we'll at 5a7lSc.
Among the sales Of beef cattle at the West
Philadelphia drove yards to-day were the fol
lowing:
&c. average 1893 pounds, 81 S.: so. average ,sGt
pounds. 81 S.: 80. average 1869 pounds, 81 ia;
IS, average 1903 pounds, s. S.; 20, average LA.
pounds, 81 IS; rs, average l,43i pounds. 81 20.
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 a m, daily and ls;S
r. nj. daily. ~except5uuday; $3.50 aud lO'lVP' ~
Washington accommodation, 7:S0a m. daily.
exccpt sunday.
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Extra ........... 5Ta5HcI Common. ........ 3Isaic
COod...m..... 4L,a5c' Gull. ...........- 2a3Ltc
Medium ,......... 41{ai1acl Lambs,.a.,". ShanGlze
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-12
rhuadolphIa L,vo sock MARKET.

Philadelphia Lave Stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct s.-The following were
the receipts:
West philadeiphia Yard. A,l5S 1900 7G0l
North Pennsylvania Yard. 500 l,0O Bog
GLASS; Mediterranean. -.,... ''"""' iO
Total for the week ........ i,9jS l3,OOO $500
Previous week .............. 1897 1900 $500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-12
Weekly Report of the Local Markets Ii
nIl Lines,

Grdin-whCAt. sixty pound test. zoe per bush
oi. Corn per bushel, ear, from store 55c,
Oats, out Vi store. western crop, j5c per bush
ell: home grown, 35ai0c.
HOm-Fancy roller mill winter wheat, wood
nj 50 20 per barrel: paper 50 70 per barrel: spring
wheat N%innchaha So ~ in sack. S. ~ per barrel.
Old wheat. Famous, 800 IN suck, 81 10 in wood.
Galaxy. s. 90 In sacks. S. % per barrel.
Fted-Feed il plentiful. bran bringing So per
ton, middllngs SIS per ton. Hay. bAIcd S2 per
ton, retail; loose, sil C0Rl2 90 per ton,