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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-11

Nrw YORK. Oct. lO.-FlOur. receipts 5000
barrels; exports 5000 barrels: market active and
steady sales 1900 barrels. Wheat, receipts $780,
900 Bushels; exports 1000 bushels; sales &c.,.
600 bushels Of futures; 1900 bushels Of spot:
spot market very duh and frmcr: No. s red
7iiSc; ungrnded 7iaTgc: options dull; No. 2 red
October SIZE. December S214asesias214c; May
sSJsc. Rye dull aud easier; western Coo Corn,
receipts G5,0 900 bushels: exports 500 bushels;
sales 67j. 1000 bushels OF futures and 10000 bush.
els OF spot: market firm and quiet; uugrnded
mixed ~iiajlt{c; November 5llEc: December h21Sn
Rsn5li4c; MAY 5iJAJ4Gjic. Oats, receipts 10000
bnsheis: sales $500 bushels OF futures and
$500 bushels OF spot; market duh aud steady;
October 3JIc; December 3Sl4c; May ilhail1sa
iiisc; No. ? spot white 3lc: mixed western S5H
size; No. 2Chichgo SIC. Hny quiet; shipping
6jaf0c. ColeG arm. cSa5 points up: October
lI.p5alb. Zoe; November il.95Rl5.2Oc; December
and january lA.9Jal5.l0c March and April l5.O0a
iS.OSc; May lt.Sjal5.0Oc; spot Rio firm AZ Ice.
Sugar steady. MolAsscs steady. Rice arm. Tai
low auiet aud steady. Resin steady. Turpon.
tine Arm. Eggs quiet. western DC, Pork firm.
Cut meats dull. Lard strong; western steam
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sIcklr. and sloeam % yelernn..

National BaieihL
Among the most prominent and re.
spected members OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic who attended the recent
oncampment were Gen. Daniel f. Sick
les and Gen. Henry W.. Slocum, and ex-
ception has been taken by Democrats
who are not eligible to membership in
the organization to certain remarks re-
ported to have been made by them, on
the ground that the ut%terances were in
violation OF one OF its tenets, There is
no ground whatever for this criticism.
What was said by these gallant sol
diers and patriotic men was
no ordinary partisan declaration
neither OF them invaded in
the slightest degree the requirements
and privileges Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, and for what they said
they received the almost unanimous
approval OF their comrades, irrespective
OF the political differences which exist
in the membership OF that organiZa-
ton. Naturally, the desire to know
Just what Gen. Slocum and Gen Sickles
did say about the Presidential contest
is strong and eager. All that they said
cannot be reported; but a Tribune cor
respondent is permitted to give n
sentence from each, which fairly indi-
Gates the tenor OF the whole.
General Slocum said: 81 would like
TO know how any soldier can vote for
two men, both drafted on the samo day,
against a man who served his country
as Loyalty as Harrison did in the time
OF peril?"
General Sickles said: "No man will
ever be elected to the presidency of
this country who has insulted the
soldiers when speaking OF the question
oil pensions.
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Chicago. lit, Oct. %lO.-Caitle, receipts 1000
hend; shipments 1000 head. market weak
best natives s. OOa5 6i; others g 9Jal 10; Texans
s. Olag 50: westerns 81 GOAL %; feeders 5! 0Oaa .;
cows 81 OOal 10. Hogs, receipts 5000 head: snip,
common sI9lnj -; packing and mixed s. JOh
) 4j: prime heavy s. 5ja5 10; light s. Sln1 %:
skips 81 jOa5 ~. Sheep, receipts l2,OOO head
shipments 1000 he ID: market steady: natives
81 S0a6 o.: westerns 81 3jal GO; lambs 81 Iono a.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. Oct l0.-Cattle. receipts
dull and lUa!OG oil oil all grades from last week
prices except exporters, which are inehanged.
Hogs. receipts 1900 head; shipments 900 head:
market slow; PhilndGlhlpas 50 OOa6 10: good
mixed s. SOai 90; fair 10 best Workers s. SJn5 ~,
sheep. receipts 600 head; shipments $500 head
market steady at last weeks prices.
ClNCISNATf. O., Oct. lO.-HogS less active At
81 6Na5 IS; receipts I,C0J head shipments S,OOC
bend,
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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 a violent ~dysentery, which is almost
as severe and dangerous a cholera.
Mr.. Walter Willard, n prominent mer-
chant OF Jamesburg, two miles from
Helmetta, says: "Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy has
given great satisfaction in the most Sc
we're cases Of d~ysentery, 1t is certainly
one Of the best things ever made" DGw
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tim Money aud stock
Markets.

The Features OF tho Non aud stock
Markets.
NRw YORK. Oct. 1O.-Moncy on call active nj ~
a . per cent; last loan Q per cent closed offered
at per cent; prime mercantile paper 5ad per
cent, Sterling exchange weak at S~ist14ai $50.
sales were 2917.i 40 shares.
The stock market showed more animation to-
DAY than was expected In view Of the Colum
bian celebration and the approaching holiday,
The undertOne OF speculation was firm through
outand a higher range Of quotations generally
prevailed, but the really important movements
Of The day were IN the Industrial group. The
greatest activity was In Distilling and Cattle
Feeding aud Chicago Gas. Colorado Coal was
active and higher. The railroad list improved
V olh outside OF Reading, which first fell of
from jTaI and then rose To 50 on n report that
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company had nd.
vanced tolls to correspond with those Of Read.
ipC, This story was subsequently denied and
Rcndlng fell bRck to $50. The general market
WINS influenced to some extent by the reduction
of n full cent In the posted rates of foreign ex.
change and by the free offerings OF money by
the trust companies after the interest got up to
o per cent. The market closed quiet and firm.
Railroad bonds quiet and firm. Sales $4,000.
Government and state bonds dull and steady.
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REV. PINK PUNK.

His LONELY Iiut sound AdvIce-The
Cholera and its Causes.
N. Y HrsM
Dis country has been in a state oh
scariness an fear an excitement for de
las few weeks, deah breddren, on nc
count oh Il threatened visit OBJ de
cholera. Vessels habiu' de disease on
boahd hab been KEEP at Quarantine, de
passengers hab been steamed an
smoked an s%ulphurised an set half
crazy by derc suiierings, an de people
oh New York hNb been quakin' in dere
shoes Tor fear some OBJ de microbes
should lukea notion to fly into de city
an rake of some OF de %populashun.
81 hab my own views in regard to
epijimmicks oh dis soht, deah breddren,
an wild yer kline attenshun I'll relieve
my mind OBJ 4 few OBJ dem.
ode fack dat the cases OBJ cholera OF
de steamers wuz all among de steerage
passengers is a proof dat disease an dirt
arc twin bruddGrs.
''Gi dere is one place in de worlddat's
fouler, iilthier, nastier an rottener dan
anudder dat place is the steerage paht
Of an ocean steamer, an it seems eben
wuss dan it really is on account OBJ de
contrast wild de elegance OBJ de fust
cabin. Iii a pusson wants to git n faint
idea OBJ de difference between hebben
an hell let him visit Il steamer on Il
sailin' day in de early summer.
In de cabin eberyting is g%orgeously
magnificent; de saloon wild its elegant
lixin's, its soft cahpets and eberyting to
please de eye. English waters ready to
do a song an dance or stan on dere
dead to please We are on cherry side; dc
appetizin' smell of a fust class dinner
waits up from de kitchen an tickles yer
nose: de tables an chairs are loaded
down wild punches an baskets OBJ flowers
sent BY lovin' friends TO de depahtin'
tourists, who fly about de deck, latin
an chattin' an iull Oh good spirits on
account oh de pleasant time dey expeck
to hab 'on de udder side, doncher-
know
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when Baby was sick, we gave her CassoraA.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorta.
When she became Miss, she chung to CastOria
When she had Children, she gave them castOrln
Rncklcn,a NrnIen salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
cOrns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25 cents
n box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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lin an roasonin' dat deycould do from
nov till doomsisy.
Turn on de hose, deah breddren, an
wash away dc bulwarks OBJ dirt dat hab
been raised by de debble, an ef King
Cholera comes hen feel SO out OBJ place
dat he'll be only too glad to make a sud-
den sneak back 10 Europe, where he be-
longs"
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Wheeling BTldne 6 N Ry.


r" NNIWW . WNTFWWHWNF II IWN~
Leave whecling-t5:j0. t7:lj,t7:2i $500, to:ij.
fli:OO a. IN. ti2:Ol ti2:i5, tl:fj. $3.50 'i;0).
o5:S0. fad 1901 1850 p. m.
Leave Peninsula 1850. TEL t7;3a, 1905. 1851.
+il:O7 4, m, ti2:OT. ;l2;sl, tl!5j, 1856. 'i;OS,
$3.50. t7!al. sS:Oj. 1914 4, M.
1855, tG:0S. 1910, $50. 90 :0J, il0.I1 n. m.
fIlO, eJs.7 ii:j2, - o., tj:27, t6:A5, ts:T, ti0:49
Leave Laughlln's Nill-t6;i3, 1907 a m
til3; 1881: 'S:0s p m
Leave De Has Cr~ossins-t6:lL. 'lO;Os a IN.
tl:l4. o3:22. IS :0l n. IN. D.
fDaily except Sunday. oDaIly. isundayg only
All trains will run on Eastern Time Clock IN
Nu l'H J.E TAussIa. superlntendeut
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

On and after Saturday. October /, 1872, trains
will run as follows city time:
LEAVE WHEELISG-9G:W a. M. 200 a. III. SOD
a. m, 1901 a. m, 1000 a. IN, u:0) a. m, 1900 IN
100 p. IN. 300 p. m 500 p. m. 800 Y. m, 500
p M. 6'O0p. m, 900 p. IN, SOD p. M, $50 p
LgAvE ELM GRovE-a6sOl a. m. 700 a M SOD
n M, o GOA m 1000 a. m, II: % q IN 1900 M:
p. m, $500 p. IN, 200 y, m, s: % y. IN, 9:lG p
IN, 1910 p, m.
FDaiiy, except Sunday,
SUPERINTENDENT trains leave Elm Grove at
9:t3 a IN. and Wheeling al l9;lT p, IN
II Z W~ElsGERrER,
ocl General Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-11

LoNDoS. Oct l0.-The Mark LAM Erprtss. In
Its weekly review Of the British grain trade, says:
The average price OF new wheat throughout the
where a higher quality and better weight is
offered than IN the provincial markets. Barley
Is strong. Oats are firm. Corn is weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-11

NEW YORK. Oct. IO.-Pig iron IN fair demand:
American Sl3 OOalj 30. Copper strong: lake
sll 7bal2 W. Lead dull; domestic 81 GOAT W.
Tin firm: straits so 55a20 g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-11

Since the enactment of the Brooks
Bill our hotels, druggistE 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. 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 D~uquesne at
81 25 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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E14 pennsylvania Stations
VYRRRSgIYanid LINES.
Trains RUN by Central Time.

rfrKt-r OTTicEa At PENNSYLVANIA SrCTloS oN
NtTER Rr.. FOdT or Eleventh So, MAtkLLSn'
AZ MoLURH HOUsE, WuEELTsn, ND 81 IHF
PEsHEYLvANtA STATION. Bhip9EPohI'
Sysrra-"PAS HANDLE ROUTE
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THE proprietors OF Ely's Cream Balm
do not claim it to be a cure-all, but a
remedy for catarrh, colds in the head
and hay fever. 1t is not a liquid OF a
snuff, is easily applied into the nostrils.
Il riyes relief at once. SOC.
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n . lNh " hNNA
~, - ob
lax lew steps iFoii us seeNe W
j%oyiulness an brightness an pleasure
deah breddern an see de difference!
"No elegant fixin's in de steerage; in
-. 800 80. onl.lae l., ,
SUI on s.nhIh ~ 70 SSS ~, ";nL W.
solt NelVe caiiPe1, yer ieGt SIM S.a
greasy SHINY. Inucky, s'iGSy supst"neS
DAT covers ue noor op aS s'eer"Se Sn.
sen up u s ~ uIs
maEes va iohR aut d oleatn " III
ar winch ~ a .HAu'y W VIC pun y
pee IN us ho"''"s P'iso" "'e nv ~
ioWsu 20 ENJOY. >, H.. ~ !. .L;.
De eryahLs IN us pun w ug Sup
are reaily ue oosses' "u ue sue.i uHS
comes o the soup uePaitIhehs Mou.u
make uS oone uIlIh e1n
Barren lslahu seem l'Ae eo'oS"e '"'
'ory W Go,i "n .ho,f IN a ,rocsrv
'Sleepin on a sneti ~ a g'Viey
stoah YOU'D DC GoihIoL'' ! snousu lin,
compared wiz ue res1 ehJoseu W G;e
people aat are GoniReiaeu III sT ste ~
"Vt ue s.eshp -. go t.;and, 20
No flowers sent py kine irtehos 70
de poor hut mans VINO WIN Ta n W s" ~
u!s iof = MGe@ o !"
llet to de dismal scene.
"Dere mn no ]o'iity MOI cnas.,n nor
r%eloiciil among ue steefase PassgIserS
ooer dere departure ae"'' o'euuefn'
WY silouid uSte c
vi dis am de case wen Eesse' leaves
New 1awk' an | sPehk tioIh " SHS S"r,
much wuss it must be wen a vessel
leaves a place ike Hamburg loaded
ians a ,y I Polo ecker any Russian Jews
People who hab ncbber learned dc fust
lesson in cIeanne9s; people who don't
know any more about soap and water
dan a pig does about playln' de mar.
monica. Hall-ciyilized beln,s alive wid
vermln, an reVelin IN nc art aa1 hez
incrusted dere faces, so dat va kin hahd-
ly tell whedder dey're humans or ami
mails.
81 say dat cholera can't help settiln'
down for a picnic amongst a gang IKE
dat no more dan athlet KIN help steam
wen he sees de door OBJ a house open Tor
his admittance.
"New Hawk is like q big steamer IN
dis respecl,; she's divided into cabin
an steerage.
"De cabin is on Murray Hill, where
~eberytinG is fust class an clean, a dc
steerage is on de east side, where cherry
ting is rotten an dirty.
"Ef cleanliness is mex to Goodness,
den dc east side OBJ New Yawk is
mighty close to damnashun.
u...s rur pvsr prvrnv
LEAN" Nr'S
"Ei de cholera ever gifts into New
VowL I'm iist hab n halleluiah time
law" aa.t "a hoorx
aEnohg u' PeoP'e ," ue e"S'
people are so crowded ODER dere dat
dey won't be able to git away rom IT.
an dis crowdin' OBJ people IN n
ment is one OBJ de cryin' shanles Cd dis
great city,
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New YORK. Oct. l0.-Petroleum opened steady
and then advanced sharply; subsequently, the
Improvement was lost, the market closing as II
opened, steady. Pennsylvania spot. No
option, sales 5000 barrels al b2a1jIsc'
~ OgEpU AZ Epp
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OIL Cry. PA. Oct. 1O.-opened and lowest
size: highest SIC; closed at Size: sales 5000
barrels: clcaranccS $4,000 barrels; shipments
l25, 400 barrels; runs lg7,S so barrels.
PITTSBURGH PA. Oct. lO.-opened and lowest
5lssc; closed Ut jl5sc; highest 5!c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-11
RAILROADS

Cumberland accommodation, s:OOl m. daily
except Sunday. am q, dau,
Moundsville Gcoo mmodation wv. % ~ - ny
Il:iO n m, daily, except SUNDAY W. = III
daily and G;lO and lO:45 p. H. except eu"ua'
ARRIVE
Fom New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
s:gS n m. and II: % p, M; daily.
Cumberland accommodation. 4'5) p M OK
cept sunday. ,n.,. 40 5.ug
Moundsyilie accommodation, $50 ana S;toe
m. except sunday 1885 u. NJ, daily, ana l'l''a
A:5O and $40 D. IN, e~%ceptsuhuhy.
TRANs,oHIo DIVISION
For Chicago. "a, anu 1906 H. IN, and lo!@
M daily. and Is p. M. daily, except SUNDAY:
Cincinnati express. 7;3b aud lO:na NJ uA'y
and 1880 y. M daily SM,hp! see.osttnuE ~ daily
Columbus accommodation "'-'
81 CIaiTsviiic accommodation 1904 m an
S.g5 ~. NJ, except Sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago express. l;l' aud s'o' n m. 'pd';"
P GIN GliiSi EXPIRES. Cos a M and ':'5p m,
oS Columbus accommodation, 1905 p M daily
except sunday. ,,,ny ~ aud
b:bj y. IN. daily, except SUNDAY,
WHEELING u PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh 6:lO and m, dai!y; "!
n. M, daily. except Sunday; o;b p. NJ sunui'
oG For pittsburgh and the Eas. 600 p. NJ, dl!IEy,.
Washington accommodation e'Np' m' aaAS'
except Sunday.
From Pittsburgh. 1870 a. m daily and l2;S
n. M daily. except Sunday $50 aud lO;lOp M
daily: ii :OJ Il. m, Sunday oiiN -.
Washington accommodation, 7:Soa M daily
except SUNDAY.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD 60.
nn and .ncr Monday. April y, Passenger
r,s1Irs WI RIM Ms foil SDaily. tDRily ES'
-, Sunday Central Time.
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cArr. n.n.novgNEn.s AppolNrMENrs
rrccmansDnw. Lewis county, october s., ]

FrccmansbuTg. Lewis county, october ~ J
p. m.
Alum Bridge. Lewis county, october IL, 7. IN.
Berlin. Lewis county, October II. n. IN.
Austin, Lewis county. uclObeT -. 2p. IN,
Duitey. Lewis county, October u. , p IN.
Falls Mills, BraNton county, October Is, Up. m.
Marbles store, Buuxion county. Oct. 10, y. NJ.
Hycfs store, BruxtOu county, Oct %, ! p. M.
Long Run school House, Braxlon county, oct
., / p, IN.
Deep VALLEY, Tyler county, October u, IN, IN.
Central Station, D0ddridgc county, October IL
Z p. m.
Summers Store, DoddridEe county, October %,
] p. IN.
Carts School House, Doddridge county, octo'
Der %, l p. III.
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W. |. DOUGLAS SHOES.

1T ISA DUTY you owe yourself and fam.
lily to get the best vRluo for YOU money.
EconomIze in yonr footwear by purchasing
w. l.. Douglas Shoes, which repreRent the
best value Tor prices asked, as thousands
Will t@s-1TisxSKE NO SUBSTITUTES
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The following appointments have been made
by the Republican state committee for speeches
in Wrst VtrVinfa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-25
Prussia ACID.
The Poison Taken by the Late Judg
Eormile OF st. Louis,

Eormile of st. Louis.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Speaking Of the suicide Of Judge Nor
mile" said we'll known st. Louis chemist,
''there are very few people who fully under
stand the action of hydrocianic or prussia
acid. It is the deadliest poison to-day
known to the chemist and its manufacture
in pure form Is absolutely prohibited by
law. The acid is made from peach leaves
aud peach kernels, the latter being better
known as bitter almonds, though a modi-
fed form of it Is evolved from wild cherry
lark and is used in syrups to subdue coughs
The diluted form employed for pre-
| scriptions Is kept In a tightly closed
bottle and case, and OF course
is rarely drawn upon. Six drops of prussic
acid in half glass of water will produce
death in a second, perhaps before the sui
eide has time to set down the glass. Its
fumes alone will bring instant death. The
diluted prussic acid is composed Of ferrO-
cyanide of potash, sulpaurio acid, alcohol,
and water. The proportions are about Q per
cent. acid and 50 per cent. water, alcohol,
and sulphuric acid. II Is this enormous
proportion Of water which gives to 1t the
name Of hydrocianic, which signIfes nearly
all water. Another interesting fact about
prussic acid is that its presence cannot DO
discovered in the body. It's action Is directly
upon Tue WHICH ~ DlaCk. IL
then rapidly evaporates and in a few hours
the blood returns 10 a condition incident to
natural death. This ia why post-morsem
examinations on prussic acid suspects never
result In discovery.
A physician we'll known TO the 81. Louis
public contributes the following informa-
ton: "Hydrocianic acid. or, as 10 ia more
commonly called, prussic acid, is one Of bh o
most deadly poisons known to animal life
IL is volatile principle contained In numer-
Gus shrubs and trees, chiefly the wild cherry,
bitter almond, cherry laurel, st. Ignatius
bean, and the peach tree. 1t
is obtained by distillation from
ferrocyanide Of potassium by
the action Of suIphHric acid In the form OF
light, colOrless gas. The preparation kept
in the drug store is a dilute acid of a strength
OF 2 per cent. Of anhydrous acid 10 distilled
water, colorless liquid with the odor Of
bitter almonds The dose is from two to six
drops. One-half grain Of the anhydrous acid
Ia sufficient TO produce death. Ii is used Ia
medicine In correcting diseases OF the stom-
ach, also whooping cough and the last stages
Of consumption. 10 Is very volatile. and the
fumes will destroy vegetable life, causing
the stems Of plants to wither and dry up.
Its effect on the lower animals Is similar to
its action on man, with the exception Of the
horse and the hyena, upon whom 1t does
not appear 70 produce any impression. In
fatal doses It causes death quickly by paral-
wing the hearts action. After death the
rigor mortfs set In and in few moments
the unfortunate subject is as stiff as a
bJard."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-25

gals firm; choice yellow clarified l-l6c; prime
yellow clarified szs3s l5l6c; of yellow clarified
3lxG3 l3- leo.
ST. LoU1s, Aug. 24.-Flour weak and IN
changed. Wheat closed sc under yesterday /;
No red cash and August delivery 5O34c; Sep
TENDER delivery 511sc; october delivery I2b4c
Corn closed SIC below yesterday; cash and
August delivery 471tc; September and October
delivery 4134c. Oats lower: cash aud August
delivery 53Iec: September delivery S20S219c-
Whisky quiet at 8 10 Bagging and cotton ties
unchanged. Provisions dull.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Aug. "a, noon.-Spirits turpentine
quiet and steady at sS1s92sc. Rosin more
active and steady at 81 206D1 p.
NEW YORK, Aug. "a, 500 P. H.-Rosin steady
and quiet; strained. common TO good 81 200
! 2I1a Spirits turpentine quiet and easier at
2S401s94c.
WILMINGTON, Aug 24-Spirts turpentine
firm at 251fc. Rosin firm; strained $50;
good strained 96c. Tar firm at 81 IS Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip and
virgin 81 65.
CHARLESTON, Aug a4-Spirits turpentins
steady at 2o14c. Resin firm; good strained csc.
RICE.
NEw YORK, Aug. 2-Rice in moderate de-
mard and firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 24-Rice in fair demand; :
ordinary to good 3SS6D4ISc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-25
RECEIPTS.

Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry, Aug
2-26 bales cotton, LIN bbs rosin o72 bbIs spir-
It's turpentine, II cars lumber cars tics, bales
hides. bbls whisky, s bbls brandy, bbi cider.
cases cigars. Is boxes bacon, cases boots and
shoes, boxes dry goods. 10 cases smoked sau-
sage. rolls paper. 10 bids pads. IL cases tin
sleeves, IL iron beams. 80 heai cattle. a5S bdls
hay, IS tierces lard, As boxes lard lo5 bbls -four
~ ooops poultry, IS boxes eggs, Dbl eggs, "a
cans butter, 10 boxes fruit. 70 bbls fruit 400
sacks plaster, zoo bdis baskets, 80 balss hay.
Per Central Railroad. Aug 24-3l bales cotton.
i,270 bols rosin, 1s6 bbls spirits turpentine, 24S
bales dJmestics, 81 sacks wool, Odls hides $50
bbls lime. lS4 pigs fruit, 6 bbis liquor 300 sacks
meal, car shingles, ! car lumber, IA cords
wood, 90 pkgs furniture. pkg wax, 2i3 pk9s
mdse, empty bbls, car BRICK. 2o5 pkgs hard
ware, car coal, car melons. Il tons pig iron
Per Charleston aud Savannah Ry. Aug "a
$50 bbls rosin, car crude oil, car machinery.
! car refining oil, car bagging / car stock, /
car beor i5S nests trunks, rtati0nary engine
2 cast iron 1heels, box, 70 pkgs pals, II bdls
printing paper crates pasteDOard.
Per South Bound Railroad. Aug Abs bbls
roEin, IS bDls spirits turpentine. pkgs hard
ware. SO Dkgs tobacco. II bales dOEnestles, Dbl
tWtne, cars wood.