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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-12
AUCTION SaIFS-Future Days
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BY Denoon. Topper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HicamoId, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRA-
A BILE TRACT OF LAND IN HANOVER
COZ MY, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
ACRES, SITUATED ON TIE CREIGHTON
ROAD ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM TIE
CITY or RICHMOND.-By virtue OF the
provisions OF n certain deed Of trust 70
tho undcrsigued, caied January 3, 1891, and
recorded IN tho clerks offices Of the Hanover
County Court. default having been made IN the
payment OF a certain note therein secured, and
being required b. the holder thereof 80 10 do, |
will sen By public auction, On tho promises, on
TUESDAY. 5CSs 81, 1892,
~ 10 O'clock 81, the ABOVE PROPERTY. The
tract contains 100 ACRES, 40 acres of which
are well tmbered with original growth; the bal
ance Is cleared ana IA coed state OF cultivation.
There - a small house ana out-builcings ON the
premises.
This property adloins the lends Of Messrs.
Gaines and Bogles, aud its nearness to tbs city
makes 1t especially desirable as a trucking
farm.
TERNs: Very easy, and cen be made to suii
purchaser
Conyeyances win Leave the Office Of the auc-
tioneer az ii Oc.ock sharp.
ieI2, 1921 {. i. DENOON, Trustee.
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FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR WINDSOR.

Election of Omoers by the Ladies' Aid
society--A No-Moat-Eater Lunatio.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
PETERSBURG, VA, June 11.-Mr. II.
M. Moore, employed as flagman on the
Norfolk and Western railroad, met with
an accidental or near Windsor on Thurs
day afternoon. which resulted fatally.
He was putting on tue brakes between
the last box-car and the caboose of a
freight train, when he accidentally lost
his balance and fell between the cars
upon the track. One of his legs was so
badly crushed as to necessitate amputa-
ton. He was carried up to Crewe,
where be died Thursday night from the
effects OF the shock and loss OF blood.
This morning his remains were sent up
to Prospect depot for burial.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The tenth annual meeting of tho La
dies Aid Society of West End Baptist
church was held Thursday night and the
following officers we're elected for the
ensuing year President. Mrs. G. NJ.
Walsh First Vice-President, Mrs. j.
W. Whitehorne Second Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. j.. X. Phillips Recording
Secretary. Mrs. j. A. Parker; Core
spending Secretary, Miss Nellie Scott I;
Treasurer, Miss l.. Z. Burton.
A CRAZY FANATIC.
Rachel jackson, ono OF the band Of
colored no-meat- eating fanatics who
recently left this city and settled in
Berkeley, returned to this place yester-
day, was taken up as lunatic. and was
to-day adjudged insane. She claims that
il is the Divine will that every member
of the colony shall come back to Peters
burg and be incarceratcd for time in
Jail. It was part OF her mission to go
10 Washington. and she boarded the
train here several times with that inten-
tion, saving that the Lord would pay her
fare. The conductor, however. declined
70 accept the security and put her Oft
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In execution OF deed - trust nads t7 n...-
L. NORRIS 20 James Alfrcd Jones auI f...
Meredith, AZ trustees, bearing tlfe tIrr. ..
10, 1869, and duly recorded, ], a. tlr....
trustee. being thereto required by one a.l ..
secured and in obedience 90 = decree tI g..
Chancery Court OF tho cifyOf kiehmlli,e ....
March ,, 1891, In tho cause of HQU t ff.....
20. tho Virginia State Insurance Company. a
a,u NV anafinu ON Tho nrarllan4
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BY J. b. Elan 8 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers'
l113 Main street.
A TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALE

THREE WELL LOCATED, NEAT, sUbolAN'
TIAL, AND DESIRABLE TWO-sTohi
FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nos zoos. 1907, AND 2j09.
ON SOUTH SIDE o STREET. BETWEEN
TWENTY-sIXTH AND TWENTY
SEVENTH STREETS.
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By Cobb & Wingfield,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
90l east Main street.

10y REQUEST OF THE OWNER
I'D We will sell AZ public auction on
TUESDAY. JUNE 14TH INSTANT,
at $50 p. NJ, TWOy VERY VALUABLE AND DE-
sIRABLE RESIDENCES on the north side OF
Hill street between First and 81. jones.
Also, ONE OF VALUE on the south side oi
Orange between the above-named streets.
This Is good-paying property. and Is offered foE
no other reason than that the owner has imme-
diato use for the money. This property should
hot only attract the home-seeker, but those VINO
desire a good Investment. This is good thing
and we trust both classes will he on the grounds.
COBB & WINGFlELD.
ieI2 gOl east Main street.
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WILKINSON, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST FLEMING, DE-
FEsDANr.--IN The CHANcEgY COURT OF TIE
CITY or RICHMOND.
/. Charles w. Goddin, clerk Of said court.
certify that the bond required Of tho SPECIAL
commissioner by tho decree in said Cause Of
June 8. 1892, has been duly giyeD.
Given under my hand this Sth day OF June,
1892. CHARLES w. GODDIN,
10 IL Clark.
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at I9 o'clock NJ, the PROPERTY above described:
TsRus: One third in cash. residue int two equal
ins,alments at six and twelve months for notes,
with interest added, and tito retained, or all
cash, at the option Of purchaser.
BENJAMIN +. BARRETT,
Special Commissioner.
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DUBLIC COURT SALE

BY virtue Of a decree of the thancnrF
Richmond city, rcnIe. cd oL quo 3tl 4lI
1892, On tho suit OF Robinson. 2c., es, B.
AMI others. We, She undersigned spt'.ll
siOners thereby appointed, wll ploceed D..
publ. auction, 90 tl3 promises. on
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BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUyAL STREETS.

In execution Of decree Of tho Chancery Conr;
OF the city II Richmond. entered June ;. 1o92,
in the cau.e OF Epstn w. Blake e 40, VII! sell
by auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE l0. 1892,
AZ 500 F. NJ, THAT TRULY VALUABLE LOT
on mo north side Of Broad street, with tho
FRAME STORE. No. 10. thereon. The bot fronts
about 23xl23 feet % wide alley. A Broad
street property L. always m demand, We expect
a large AMI apprecatlye company &C THIS sale.
NOTE TIE DAY AND HOUR, AND DONltAlL
TO ATTEND.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
say az $50 O'Clock 7. Ne, tho samo DC i
vii sell tho desirable FRAME DWRLLtNN, No.
III north Fourth street, containing I rooms,
rented to n g1Oi tenant al 80 Ter month To-.
2OKl22 feet 20 an alley lB feet vide. Homo
seekers with moderate means. well 40 H.
yestOrs. should attend this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance az six,
twelve. ana eighteen months negotiable notes,
with interest added. ana tie title retained until
a deed il ordered by tho Court
10. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioning.
EPSTEIN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST BLAZE Er AIS,
DEPENDASTs.-IS TIE CHASCERY COURT or TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
J. Charles ~. God lin, Clerk Of said Court. Ger
tiiy that the bond required OF tho Special Com
missioner by the decree Ia said cause Of juno :,
1892. has boon duly given.
Given under my hand. this 9th day OF Juno,
1892. CHARLES ". GODDiN.
!elO Clerk.
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A CRAZY FANATIC.

Old papers for sale 81 this once 81 "
cents par hnndrsd.
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ByF 4. Catlin, Auctioneer,
and north Tenth street.
CHURCH-HILL LOIS AT AUG
TON.

I will sell at public auction, on the promises
on
FRIDAY, JUNE 17TH,
at O'Clock p. 81, the LOT OF LAND, fronting
II feet on the west side of Twenty-slxth street
between Marshall and Clay streets, and also
the FRAME DWELLING az tho southwest cor
ner of Clay and Twenty-sixth streets, with q
frontage Of 81 feet.
There Is scarcely an unimproyed lot to DO had
in this immediate section now, and there is a
neyer-ending demand Tor medium-sized dwell
ings In the neighborhood, and builders there
fore should be specially attracted TO this sale.
II discretion Is used In building on this property
q good speculation Is certain.
Terms: Easy. Z. A. CATLIN,
10 l. Aactioneer.
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BY George :. Vasbon & Son,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
c. E. Saunders and ais. U.s. Ellis and als.:

Pursuant 10 an order OF Henrico circuit court
entered. June 4, 1892, | will sell by auction, at
Henrico county Courthouse.
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MORTON NARY,
Auditor ~ Putiic Ac'ola.e
A. W. Harlan, JAr
80. || H ! ~
BY George W. Mayo, Auc,ioneeF.
Nos. &c ami "a norm Ninta slgeoi'

boswell { HARMAN, Auctioneegs. ...s
nav % Ia5Nlelt. 1919
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WHAT THE DEMOCRATS SAY.

REMARKABLE FREAK OF LIGHTNING.
During the thunderstorm of last Mon,
day evening lightning struck and
damaged a large pine-tree on the farm
of Mr.. Osborne Grange, IN Chesterfield
county. The same tree was again struck
during the storm on Tuesday afternoon
and again on Wednesday. The third
stroke set the tree on fire, and it has been
slowly burning ever since.
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After the long-contested election suit
OF Bate as. Boisseau IN the courts OF
Prince George, involving the Office OF
sheriff, and which was decided in favor
of the Democratic incumbent Boisseau,
who was returned "a elected by four
majority, the ballots were informally
counted before being destroyed and
were found to tally exactly with the re-
turns of the election officers
Sales OF loose tobacco this week about
100000 pounds
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CHOLERA infantum has lost its ter.
rors since the introduction Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Choler and Diarrhea
Remedy. When that remedy is used
and the treatment as directed with each
bottle is followed, a cure is certain.
Mrs. Fanny Lauerdale, Of Rock, Pope
county, ILL.,, says it cured her baby Of
cholera infantum, and she thinks saved
merchant at Walteraburg, ILL.,, says it
cured his baby boy Of cholera infantum
after several other remedies had failed.
The child was so low ''that he seemed
almost beyond the aid OF human hands
or reach Of any medicine" but Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy cured him. % and so cent
bottles for sale by druggists. D&w
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and Iesulta 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 sysr
tenn eaectually, lispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
opIy remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 80 the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro.
cure it promptly for any one. who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA EG SYRUP CO.
say FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE kHit lGEW E02G &k
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shs Knew tho Game.

Cincinnati Commercial Gdsds.
The youth in sash and blazer and the
girl in straw hat and shirt-waist sat in
the very center of the grand stand.
When first the world had occasion to
notice them they were both gazing rap
turously at the ball players in prelimi-
nary practice, with now and then an ex-
citing comment.
"Do you understand base ball?' he
asked.
"Do II"
She looked hurt. Her voice was full
OF ~reproach. Her simple i~nterrogatory
was an eloquent intimation that base
ball was like an open book to her.
"pm awful glad" he heartily de-
clared. "I like to be with a girl that
understands the game"
She beamad with delight.
"By iove."
pigskin, and the youth in sash and
blazer promptly rose from his seat and
yelled. .,,,.,,,
The girl was standing at his side, look
ing bewildered.
make what" she demanded.
The youth was holding his breath,
and heard her not.
"Make whatP"
The girl pulled his sleeve excitedly.
"Golly, but he did"
With a long breath he subsidized upon
the bench, and mopped his face.
A"Did what?"
"Eh%
"Dtd what?"
Into her upturned, eager face he
directed q glance Of mingled astonish-
ment and scorn.
MAKE first base. of course" he
gFSSSC2ssfSA;
For a moment she looked puzzled,
but presently the light OF intelligence
swept across her c~ountenance.
Eyes, yes, / remember" she ex-
claimed ecstatically. each MAJ has to
make his own bases"
1t was with an air of supreme salts
faction that she turned again to the
game. There was a period OF silence.
There's just one thing'-she smiled
triumphantly at her escort-"that l
wish you would explain to me-"
The youth in the sash and blazer
groaned inwardly.
II never can tell which is the UNI
pire," she vivaciously explained. SIS he
the man who is running around the
bases, or the man who Is shouting at
him?"
And the youth in sash and blazer de-
liberately falsifed. He solemnly as
sured the girl in straw hat and shirt
waist that both Of the men were UNI
pires, and smiled grimly as he uttered
the m%endacious words.
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lin An Wet virginia.

To ne Editor q ne Intdt0enesr
sa:-Here is something for the tin
croakers. We have tin in West Vir-
ginia: A man named Walter Loudin
moved from Harrison county about the
year 1910 to Upshur county, and located
on a farm. He found what he thought
was silver, but never would tell where
he got it. He said it was not on his
land, but that there wa any amount of
the ore He sent specimens Of the ore
to the mint at Philadelphia and they
wrote to him that 1t was tin of the best
quality. I have een samples Of the
metal after it was smelted and it looked
very much like silver. Mr.. Louden has
been dead several years. l was well ac-
quainted with him. Now, haven't we
experts who could be put on the track
Of this tin mine and have it developed?
We have nearly everything in West
Virginia to supply the wants Of man.
J. W. 3.
craignoor, W. Va, Augut5 5.
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TO ne Editor of the IntclstCeneer.

TO he Editor Qfhe Ihtd1tgalcr'
SIR: Iobserved that the Register still
keeps standing the extract from Con-
gresham McMillin's speech regarding
Mckinley prices. The assertions made
therein the INrELLIGESoER has long
since proven to be false and every work
ingman knows they are false.
Now, what / want to know is, why
does not the Democratic tariff plank,
adopted at Chicago, find a place in the
Registers columns? | am a constant
reader of the Register, and ! do not
remember to have sec that plank
quoted since it appeared in the regular
reporto of the Chicago convention. Is the
Register afraid to keep the Democratic
declaration that a tariff for protection,
or for any other purpose than revenue.
is unconstitutional) before tho eyes of
West Virginia DemocratsH VorRR.
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soldlers Reunion.

-
WEn1snURe, W. Va, August 8. =
There will be a reunion here on Sep
TENDER 18th of the First and Twelfth in
fantry, and batteries D. and Il. The
committee on transportation has Sc
cured reduced rates over the Baltimore
L Ohio, Ohio River, Wheeling & Lake
Erie, Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh and
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago &
st. Louis railways. Aside from the re-
union proper there will be many inter
esting amusements such as bicycle,
tub. sack and foot races, There will DO
a safety bicycle race Of one mile open to
all amateurs.
All the halls in town have been Sc
cured in which to sprePd the good
things for the old soldiers. a good
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RltehIe County pemoernts.

Special Correspondence to the Intel1eRcer
EIIENBoRo, W. VA, August S.-About
200 Democrats assembled in conven-
tion at Richie O. H. Friday and nomi-
mated the following ticket for county
For sheriff, John Marshall; for house
of delegates, Martin Ward; for states
attorney, Ben Ayers; for commission.
ers Of county court, NJ. s. Bartlett and
Sol Thomas; for assessor OF First dis
trict, G. G. Brown; for assessor of Sec
ond district, John Jones.
The Republicans are feeling jubilant
over the nominations al they consider
them by far the weakest ever nomt-
mated in this county.
Bartlett and Ward are ex-Republi-
cans and are also Farmers Alliance
candidates in the county.
Senator Faulkner was present aud.
made a lengthy speech. It was consid-
cred by many IS anything but eloquent
and truthful.
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~vERsEIETs.

A geologlst noticed some gneis
Andtri0d 70 break on O small aleiss;
Hehammered bis thumb
Which made him swear sumb.
And that, he knew, wasn't neiSs.
-Ddron Free Pret
lbelieve Id the good old saying that says
'You should give the devil his due"
And the very firSt thing I'd give TO him
lsthe man that rocks
As RSorto OF campaign starter,
And promoter OF hilArity.
We should like to SEQ Tom Carter
Run . foot race with Bill HaErtty.
-KdRSG1 Guy Journal.
Before the Public much praised he
Political Economy;
But when he went the boyAto tx-
ECONOMY oh, fiddleStickSl"
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aTTMuLANTS.

Why do phy9icI0nS re0omnlenu kIeln,4 SlIYel
Age and Duquesne Rye Whiskiesf Because
first, they are pure, old and. rellable-becaust
and found that no other medicine would nourlsh
and tone up the system SO rapidly and thor
oughly. Silver Age costs only 81 30 per full
quart, and Duquesne 81 Is per quart. The best
choice customers. Send for complete catalogue
and price list OF all kinds OF wines, liquors 6nt
cordlllS. The most complete and largest hous'
outside OF New York city. Address Max Klein
81 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
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Roal E.tato BONN in HunlhstOn.

SDtcEnl Dt3patch 70 ne InteAl9tlea.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, Augusts-some
sensational real estate deals were con-
sumatcd here Saturday. j. W. Depue
sold the Florentine hotel to Frank A.
Harrison, OF Baltimore, for $SS,0OO
cash. Harrison also bought other
Huntington real estate aggreRatlng S2O,-
coo. ]. ". Depue, late proprietor OF
the Florentine, associated with others,
will start a furniture factory with half
q million dollars capital. Everything
indicates a big boom in real estate in
Huntington. Everybody is excited and
many deal are being made.
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NEW York, August a-Petroleum opened
steady, advanced 10 on light trading, and
closed steady. Pennsylvania oil, spot none;
August option, opening 691Ec: highest 6SIEc;
lowest 621fc; closing $50; sales 1900 barrels.
ON CRY, Pa, August s.--opened 521Sc; high.
est 6S5<c; lowest 5gJSc; closing 5SAc; sales $1,000
bafrelS; clearances 10000 barrels; shipmenS
IL, al barrels; runs 4S,4i9 barrels.
P~rrTsluRGH. Pa. August S.-opened andlow.
est $50; closed $40; highest $50.
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BuoElon's Arnien salvs,

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheurn,
Fever Sores, Tettor, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It'll guaranteed 70 give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents q box. For sale by Logan
Drug CO.
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
Wheeling Bridge 6 Terminal Ry.
Tlmo Tablo ID. 3 @ take o!IeOt lalOl 4 m.

Leave w~heOlingzt5:so t7:l5 Il: go $50, $3.50,
$500, 800, $3.50, "i;Oo, Ass 100. t7:lR 1850.
1S:0J, $50 p, m.
Leave PeninIula-t5:S,t 7;2Ls t7:Ss, ts:W.ts;ss,
s:;ssss' :s!s, ass, G:os's;ot SS!os, Pa, l7!Sss''
1906, 1881 m.
Leave W. ia E Junction-R5a57 1905, 1850,
tl0:42 T. m, tt:52, t96:2l, td:l5, ts:27, ft0:t9p p. m.
Leave Laughlin'G Mill-e5:80P. m
Leave % Haas cr~osaing-t7:S, 'ss9S am,
g:27, e3:7T, S6:32 y, m.
Leave Maftin's Ferry-sNs, tg:l4. 1850. ass,
$3.50, SlO:so, tle:ts: Sll;0 a M. SI2:a0, stiso,
1850. 1889, ti0;4s p m.
tDaily except Sunday. eDSily. Sunday only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock In
tho telegraph oHice at Wheeling, Is the Stand
Nu u" ID rAusstG. sn~nariniandent.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, August Seattle. receipts 10000
head: market active and strong; natives s. 4Oa
8 $50; Texans &9OOa3 90; IOWA 81 60a8 IS. Hogs,
receipts 1900 head: market l0a15c; rongh pack
butchers' weight 60 05R6 %: light IS 6Oa6 Is.
Sheep, receipts 5000 head; market steady; ewes
81 80; mixed g 75a4 70; wethers s. 0)a56 90: Texans
81 l0al 40; westerns 4 SOa491 lambs s. SOao 20.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, August Seattle. receipts
S:os7 head shipments lls head; market iGiT a
$3.50 head; shipments 1900 head: market steady;
corn fed IS s0a6 10; graSsers S 5Oa5 Is. Sheep,
receipts, 600 head; shipments i. 100 head: mark
OF stronger at Is to lSc higher than last weeks
prices.
CINCINNATI o. August s,-Hogs stronger: com.
mon aud light 81 75At9g; packing and butchers
e. 50a6 CO., receipts 1855 head shipments 1000
head,
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LONDON, August a-The. Marx Lane Erprss, In
It's weekly review Of the Brtt!shEraIn trnde, says:
English wheBts arc weaker. There has been
an average fall IN the London market OF Cd. The
harvest Is progressing In the south Of England
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time Is anticipated by all. There will
be a street parade at 2 o'clock. The
Wellsburg cornet band and drum corps
will furnish the music.
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FINANCE AND A
The Features Of the Money and stoe
IEarketG.

Ghu HoAtuFoh Ok Shu ASA
Markets.
NEW YoRE, August s.-Mouey on call easy,
ransinsirou ~ % - percent last nihp per
cent, closing at lx per cent. Primo mercantile
papersKa6X per cent, Sterling exchange quiet
at 81 se5Ia4 s.. Sales Of stocks were 1895
shares,
The influence Of the unexpectedly iarge de-
crease In the bank statement reserve on satnr'
day was felt In the stock market this morning.
and there was during the forenoon Q dropping
Of quotations. In this result the ten.
dency OF 1.-The silver market was not without us
eject, and the agitation Of tho silver queston
seems likely 70 interfere with the making Ola
market for stocks. Tho confidence Of holoeTs o.
securities, however, was not impaired n the
depression In prices OF stocks was the result O.
further short sales with tho usual accompani-
ment ofan IncFGase short interest In the market
Tho bulls are now inclined to lay stress upon
the failure OF the predictions Of heavy Roloe1'
ports 70 matertRliie, together with the tendency
Of exchange drOop under o ireer otfer!nS OF COM
mercIal bills and the evident oyesold condition
Of the market. A Iew speclalties displayed
marked strength. Withdrawal OF pressure 70
sell, dullness to-day as usual became the prlncl.
pal feature Of the deallngs, and the whole lAt
nuctuRted over the nlrrowest range. mAI,
ketclosod heavy, generally az close 70 the lowest
prices Of the day.
Railroad BONDS were quiet: sales 81 3l 600.
Tauarn6 :, al ana afata hands hn0 and steady,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-09

-. Leaves Wheeling. Daily Thp, East.
l0et ern STANDARD Tinc-696 a m, $3.50
&RE&a a M. 9:t5G m. n;S0 a m, 900 p,
m, 400 p. m. 500 p. m. Sunday. TripG-LeRves
Wh~eellng-S;s0 4 MT 1900 a. m, I:s0p NJ,
300 y. m 400 p. m, $50 p, n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-09

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