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o THE FAIR sen.

An old lace-maker who has woven
many q gossamer web for that connois-
sour OF laces, Nine. Modieska, and has
taught the fair actress to fashion some
OF the daintiest patterns her deit fingers
delight in doing, gives this simple re-
cipc for lace cleaning:, Spread the lace
out carefully on wrapping paper, then
sprinkle it carefully with calcined mag
ncsia; place another paper over it and
put it away between the leaves OF a
book for two or three days. Ali it needs
is q skilliul shake to scatter the white
powder and her it is ready for wear,
with slender threads intact and as fresh
as when new.
When you see a woman lift her we'll
gloved hand to her face and infinitely
inspect the beauty Of the palm you may
be sure that is but a1sruse. to catch a
glimpse Of her personal charms. Ait
tie fiat which has been dexteriously un-
buttoned covers in the centre Of tho
palm q Tiny concave mirror. This is the
latest testimonial to mans inventive
genius in behalf OF the fair sex.
Are you becoming absurd in your de.
oAS y Pa PStualS AK Auci VI WOlllulllV
sweetness? 1t is not enough that foot
hem. sleeve pads, bodice folds and cor
set decorations should conceal lingering
whifs of fragrance. but we must needs
ask the fashionable bootmaker to find n
place somewhere about our Oxford ties
or dainty boots in which to hide away
our favoritc sachet.
An odd fancy Tor wearing white vel
vet hats trimmed with bows and bands
OF black velvet has attacked the beau
monde. These creations, especially
when drapedin white yelling, are to say
the least startling. A fact which is in
itself quite suiiicientto givethis novelty
head gear a send of.
Gorgeous effects are produced by the
nlmble fingers of the French woman in
the artistic treatmenEfwhich she be-
slows upon two summer tints, opal and
apinkish old rose. Skirt, reverse cuffs
aud corselot arc used to cloverly intro
duce side by side these two exquisite
tones, @
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FARM NOTES.

Clover hay is II perfect food for all
farm animals except the horses. Tim
othy is much better for them, for the
reason that it is slower to digest, is not
so slcculent and relaxing and hence
u horse fed with it will not sweat nor
scour as when fed on Clover and then
put to work at the pillow or driven rapid
" on tho road. A horse cannot do good
work and keep i'll prime condition il he
is soft, and clover has a tendency to
make him Sc. Good timothy hay and
oats, are their natural and proper food.
yet it is true that clover has a greater
feeding value than any other Kind OF
hay, and, knowing this; a correspondent
has asked US why it would not pay to
sell the timothy, for which a higher
price can always be obtained, and feed
the clover. From our explanation in
tho foregoing it, will be seen that such a
policy will answer if you have no horses
to feed, but, if you have, save enough
timothy for them. 6s
Buckwheat is a crop that more atten-
ton might protitably DO given 70. In
many regions where it was once Guilt
waited to considerable extent a field Of it
has now become quite; a rarity, but
there are some decided advantages in
its cultivation, among which is the fact
that it will make q paying yield on
rather poor land. 1t is also a good crop
for green measuring, and can; be used as
a starter for improving exhausted lands
where it would be difficult to procure u
catch OF clover. One or two crops turn
cd under would make a good foundation
for 4 stronger crop, such us rye or
clover. As it may DO sownl late, July
being the proper month in most regions,
it may often bo used rs a second crop,
or to fill tho gap whore something else
has failed. Seed should be isown at tho
rate of about three pecks an aero, and a
fair crop is in the neighborl,ood OF forty
bushels. Besides being used for Aous,
buckwheati makes onetof tho very hest
foods for fowls. II, is a good cleaning
crop, and.is mover attacked BY insects.
Wherever tie Hereiorls are known
they are becoming moro popular us .
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A Man.

There is occasionally a man whose
word is as good as his bond, and whose
bond is as good as gold. Such a. one is
w. L. -Needham, a prominent Citizen
and business ma Of Orrsburg, Mo. Mr..
Needham has been selling Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for several years
and recommends it to his customers be-
cause i'll his experience it has proven to
be the best for colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough. He says it is tho most pop
ular medicine that he handles, and
gives the beat satisfaction Of any. 50
cent bottles for sale by druggists.
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-. -|Hwf IA - WA..
beef breed. Their carly maturity ia a
very strong point in their favor, and
they make q valuable cross upon M.
tive cattle. Thcy have also consider
able ability US "rustlers," standing oc.
c%nsional shortncss OF pasture cStraor.
dinarily well, and this feature has made
tho breed a iavorlto OH tho range,
where such accidents will sometimes
happen. Tho IItrctords arc eminently
a special purpose breed, and have never
been vauntcd for their performance In
the dairy, but II ono wishes to grale up
their stock strictly for beef production
thoy could hardly do better than to in.
trodnco Hereford blood.
There are few products OF Tho farm
which arc absolutely waste products.
They can so tho compost heap and BIO
turned into fertilizer, if nothing else.
Tho trouble Is that soma things IRE
turned into fertilizer too soon, before
thoy have served their whole purpose
in other ways, Market gardeners, for
instance, seldom make any use OF thor
vegetable refuse in tho way OF feeding,
whom almost all OF 1t might DO turned
to some profit in that way. A large
celery grower has recently discovered
that his refuse stalks and leaves arc On
gcrly eaten by his sheep. and that thoy
thrive exceedingly well upon them. It
is time enough 70 use these things as q
fertilizer. after tho feeding value has
been extracted. ,
II you have moro young pigs than tho
clover pasture will we'll carry try got.
ting some OF them nicely int and mark
ct them for roasters when they weigh
twelve or fifteen pounds. They will
sell in any large town or city, and bring
You considerable moro than you could
obtain IN any otllor way.
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A pretty idca Is carried out in Lon.
don, says tho Fashion Ba:ar, which aims
10 bring about n love OF plants and
flowers among tho poorer classes. A
fund is raised out OF which prizes arc
paid for tho best display Of window gar.
dcninG or OF potted plants, and tho
scheme has become so popular that.
thousands Of cottage homes aro now
benutitied by floral effects, and it is no
uncommon thing to SEQ n window set
out with plants growing in old tcu-
pots, cans or cigar boxes marked rs a
prize winner.
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BRIDAL stockings.

Tho daintiest stockings to be worn by
a'bride are OF fine white silk with a me.
dalton OF Valenciennes lace SGT in the
instep, tho design being one OF orange
blossoms. They arc as trail rs the pro-
verbal cobweb, however. When ono is
going to save ones wedding gown and
wedding fan, il is just as well to have
tho beautiful stockings to 60 with them,
SO that the next generation may see Just
what mamma wore on her wedding day.
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NEW York. May :5..-Flour, receipts, $1,000
md moderately active: sales 5000 barrels,
Wheat. rccc!pts 2i,e00 bushels: exports .G9,O0j
bushels: sules 3.9aS,0 900 bushels OF futures aud
17a,oco bushels OF spot: spot market unsettled;
No . red May GH,n9l, :a9);Gc: Juno Vylin0iEn
9GHc; July 9isaa9ll% A9isssc; August MiIin9lss.a
?G1tc: September WEl93iaaONc; October 0l5$c:
December o. ssa93A4 a9alkc. Rye scarce and higb.
els; exports !, 5000 bushels; sales l,175,n
bushels OF futures md $1,000 bushels OF spot:
murkct unsettled, closing veal, May GaadsaSsc;
June 6ll34ntSh} zza5l3t, q: July Sea521ka52c; August
81 10: September 5lHa52ll :nSlAc. Oats, rccelnu
a6.0Vo bushels: exports 1850 bushels; sales iaO..
00 bushels o.. futures and 1900 bushels OF spot:
market quiet: May size: June 37aS75 iaS7c: jill;
~ !5oa61t hS633 &c: septe mber &c: spot No . white
quiet Coffee steady at5alo points down. Sugar
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HOUSEHOLD NOTES.


Wash ostrich feathers in tepid suds
OF soft water and CASTLE or Windsor
soap by taking the feathers by the stems
and stripping through tho fingers.
Rinse in clcnn warm water and dry by
waving gently over q hot fire.
LAY tho feathers on a plato and scrub
gently with q toothbrush dipped in
warm soap suds. Then shake out and
dry by II good fro. At first tho feather
will have Il most discouraging appear
ance, aud YOU will be apt TO think It IL
spoiled. hut after it is perfectly dry
curl it carefully with n pcnknife and Il
will recover all its plumy softncss.
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A celebrated English physician has
discovered a way to make stout people
thin, and this is done by not drinking
liquids, with the exception OF one small
cup Of coffee 4 day. If his patient is
very clamorous he allows her, besides, n
cup OF water as boiling not as she can
drink it. The English medico declares
that there Gun DO no elegant waists
where SO much liquid is swallowed, and
that people should drink by teaspoon
fuls instead Of gallons.
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We desire to say to our citizens that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklcn's Arnica
salye and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them everything, and We stand ready
to refund tho purchase price ii satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. To-
ganhDrug Co, Druggists. l
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE STOCK YARDS.

MONDAY, May 70, lo3!
Sw1SE-The receipts Of hogs this week show an
excess In numbers Of some 1900 head over lust
week. The quality is as good as 1t was then, If
not better: Trade, however. is scarcely as actlve.
with prices running along even with those OF
last Monday. We quote the range at 6a6s4 cents
net, very few selling at the inside figure: nearby
hogs sell at 65sSa6}}aa cents; and good TO best west.
ems Il 61"aG55t cents per ID net, most sales at g. "a
~ cents. Tho receipts Of hogs this week NUN.
bcred O,2lS head.
al, CLAREMoNr STOCK YARns
rnfyi,. BALTIMORE, May %, 1892 B
Arrivals OF live stock ut Claremont stock yards
via Baltimore &Ohior railroad for tho week ended
May 9-la cars. containing ] .2S3 cattle, 1856
calves. 1859 sheep and lambs, 1881 hogs. 20
horses and II mules. 1856
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia. &c,
l.l62 cattle. 2,722 sheep and lambs, 1855 hogs,
So horses md &c calves. iTr=A
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards arc at
gross weight. Receipts this week 4. Os2 head,
against 4.om head last week. Fair TO good hogs
sold at s. 70: roushs at 81 % per 100 lbs. Pigs
S. 10. Voc In.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs. 1872 head. with
sales Of wool sheep at s. 5oa5 %, aud lambs at
GLaaS}3c per ID. mi. 80 sr
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ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
aud refreshing 10 tho taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys.
ten eflectually, lispcls colds, head.
aches and fovers and cures habitual.
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and nc.
ceptable TO tho stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho 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 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute. ~
CALIFORNIA FB SYRUP co.
SAY Francisco. cAl
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. May 25.-Cattle, receipt. 5000
head: shipments 1900 head: market slow and
loo lower; best steers 81 25at 65; good to choice
s. ioa3 IS; Texans 81 G5a3 75; cows 81 40a3 10.
Hogs, receipts 5000 head: shipments 5000
head; market active mud steady: rough and com.
mon So 75a4 80: mixed md packers. 81 65ut rs;
prime heavy weights 81 75A IS: light 81 50al Ia.
Sheep. receipts 5000 head: shipments 5000
head; market active and steady: clipped Texans
g. SOFAS 30: clipped natives and westerns s. 35a
3 s.; y~carlings y 0oa6 30: spring lamb s s7,00as %.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. May o5.-Cattle. receipts
26o head: shipments 200 head: market steady;
prime 81 5oa; IS; fair to good 81 75ai Is: common
$ ooa3 80: bulls, cows aud stays 81 jOa3 81; fresh
cows sl5 90 10 10 o0. Hogs. receipt $50 head;
shipments 800 head: market weak; all grades
s. 0n5 10; Sheep. receipts 1000 head: ship.
ments 100 head: market steady; prime s. i0aj So;
fair 70 good s. 75a5 =; common 81 o0a3 20: year.
veal calves S 5oa5 IS.
/ C%lSc1SHArI O. May a5.-HosI steady: com.
mon and light 50 T5a4 50: packing and butchers
81 5Cai s.: receipts COCO head; shipments 5000
head.
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IMPORTANT FROM WHEELING.
4 rHlLApELrHtAS ELECTED COLONEL OF .TiiE
FInsr UNION REGIMENT OF VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Nay %, lSl.-Advice, received
yesterday and to-day state pOsitlyeiT, that tho
Virginia Secession troops are now In the neigh
borhood Of Grafton. II Is evidently their design
to !ntimidato the Union men from voting on the
ordinance OF secession Tomorrow.
Eleven companies OF United States troops arc
now enca,npcd on the Fair grounds. !
i. f.. Kelly; of Philadelphia. WAS to-day elected
Colonel Of tho First Virginia Regiment. under
the Presidential requisition. Colonel Kelly re.
ricwe:i. the troops this afternoon. whon they
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1t Is No. Whit w. sar

But what Hoods sarsaparilla does, that
makes it sell, and has given it such a
firm and lasting hold upon the con-
tidence OF the people. The voluntary
statements OF thousands Of people
prove beyond question that this prepar-
alton possesses wonderful medicinal
power.
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AHcllOMT Ton.

At a 'yellow' tea in New York the
hostesa poured out tea at u table drapcd
in yellow silk, embroidered in white
sphinx heads, and lit by yellow candles
with yellow shades, ornamented with
yellow chrYsanthemums.
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HEARTS EBn AND FLOW.

ny KEziAM SHELTON,
The human heart like a restless sen,
one hour us sad. ncxt full otglco;
" y thrills Tor Joy. next throbS with pain;
lhen eyes shed tears rs clouds sized rain.
How Ike the sea, hearts ebb mud flow:
How like the tido. hopes como and 20!
How brnycly one dencs nil sin
When tho hearts tide Is coming In!
but when the sea Ii falling back.
With Mlnting heart, one cries "Alack
our al is gone, no moro for us
is LEFT a i hope In uulversci'
Yet stu again, Somc other day
FAINT hope will como awhile 10 stay.
W!ll como N tide, thnt vets tho shore.
When VIC have said, twill como no more
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Wnr Iselic.

The Philadelphia Inquirer is reprinting,
from time to time, from Is files OF thirty
years ago, extracts from its war dis
patches. In Tuesdays ISSUE appeared
tho following, Of focal interest to Wheel.
ing:
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~ .-
FINANCE AND TRADE
Tho Features Of tho Money and, ,Stot
XIII .rIrFN. .... Mn r1F MS fF.-r. .l...##

Hr. .-. NANrtAA4kN ~. -
Tho Features Of thu Money and Stack
@t2t binrkets.
New York. May 25.-Morey on call easy at
1al1a pc: cent, Inst loan IA PEI cent, closed
offered at TX per cent. Prime mercantile! paper
Sa5 per cent. Sterling exchange steady at 81 SOFA
! s71lSS. Sales 3li ,63s shatcs. 2orsT,lu& II,
The stock market to-day was stir less AMI.
mated. but there was n gratifying change In the
temper OF the dealings from weakness 10
strength. the demand from the shorts causing
the placing Of prices In the general list upon Il
materially higher plane, which event, OH the
continued manipulation OF the CHANGERS for
lower prices. was able to restrain. The spcculu.
ton Iii inct. while still kept of an almost wholly
professional character. showed morcrand,morc
strength. which comes from the fact that stocks
nrc held In strong hands. The market to-day
was active in spots, and the carly bear manipu-
lntlon OF the graiIsGrs. the increased interest IN
the Richmond & West Point securities owing 10
the ray OF hope, offered by the Strong.ThonnX
plan, which resulted In n sharp advance In the
stocks OF tho company, and a'spurt among tho.
conl dealers In the afternoon orc,thG principal
features of the day. The strong undertonc,,
however, was marked ut all times, even when
the prices of the gransers were declining.
Union Pacific was also 4 strong feature. and the
losses Of the grnngers were made up In the after.
noon with something to spnre. Tho market
finally closed With n squirt OF activity under, re-.
neWcd covering and very strong at the highest
prices Of tho day. eS'Es
Railroad bonds wcro active. Sales 81, $1,000.
Government and State bonds dull and firm.
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Hoods Pills. cure constipation by re.
storing the p~cristaltic action OF the ali
mcntary canal. They are the best fam
lily cathartic. lAtst fetits .
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Cotton.

New YoEK. May 25.-pig iron steady: American
"a 15alG %. Copper quiet; Lake So 90. Lead
iull at s. ~. Tin steady; straits SCI 30a2l 50iI
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FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion. md Stomach disorders, takc
BROWNS IRON HITTEVS,
All dealers keep It, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper,
~ PIT --T-
RAILROADS.
Wheeling Bridge 6 Terminal Railway.

Time Table In effect FEB. /. 1892. Eastern
: Tor Wheeling Tlme)
III Leave ca WheslinsItSJs,t7:so go. ts:so, to:4s,s1o:ao,
e5:20. tG:4S, 1850. ts:3o. 1850, fl0:ljp .. IN.
Z. Leave Martins Ferry-t6;3S. is .m,sS:B. $1,000.
II 90 4. m: e12:lo, el:oo.. e22:0o. t2:ss, @s:io. 400
Sb:le.. ta:Ss. q 10: $500, 70 ECO, 1000 p IN.
tDally, except Sunday. fsDnify.
n. W. EAfA General Manager,
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NEW YonK. May @.-Petrolcum opened very
stagnant aud narrow. After the first sales It be-
came dull and rcmnined SO until the close.
Pennsylvania oil. sales, none. June option, sales
5000 barrels at DAc.
Oil CITY. Pa. May 2s.-opcned and lowest
SEC; highes: and closing 563sc. Sales 1000
barrels: clcarances 1870 III barrels; shipments
1lS,23% barrels; runs G,d03 barrels.
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enr+r'rwrsr SYETru-" PAY HtxpLE RourE."
."DAlLY. tDAILY E1cgpr SUNDAY.
EAoN WHEELING TO EsE1 LEAVE ARRIVE
Wcllsburg and Steubcnville. 10 20 am t5:ai nm
Mcdonald and Pittsburgh. -, 116:eO am 1S.n I'm
Indianapolis aud Sc Louis. .. u 80 am S5:25 nm
Columbus ind Cincinnati. 49,. u 80 am s5.oi Mn
Wcllkbur1 and S.eubcnvile, ~ 80 am 5.o5 nm
Mcdonald and Pittsburgh. ii 10 am }Ss:55 p Am
Philadelphia aud New YORK, ti1:o0 mn 1928 nm mr.
s'eubcnvllle aud ~PlttSburyhtl.:f0 nm o:35 nm
Columbus aud Chicago ...... 90 nm; +iai An M
Philadelphia and. New York $3.50 nm to:3O nm
Baltimore and Washington. % 200 mn to.oo m,
Stcubenvilio andtPittsburrl a3:2n nm 1sy..:1 a." -.
S.euoenYlue and Dennlson-- $50 pm 1880 am
Imaaanapoii' 9ad q. Louis. t.:o5 pm t5:Jo nm
oteubenvilla and Columbus t9:0j ON 45:5o nm
Northwest System-Cleyc. & Pitts. Division III
Trntrs run daily. except Sunday, a. fnlIow..
FROM bridgeport TO Irtvr In,,vr
Fl. Wayne and Chicago 49,. 40 nm, ~ K NJ
taisou anu Sieag .'..,%...":"..t4 :i0 am l6:45 pm
n! IN Mn,I .ieYe ihnd. ......:... 40 am G:i5 PM
Stenbenvillo and WcliSviiie... S:j3 Am on, nm
steubenrillo and, Pittsburgh. -. 1912 am i0i.So n,
TT Wayne & Oh icago...,,. t:o0 nm S.sy Nv
Canton and Toledo IT,, .i :0O nm 4. i; ~
Alliance and Cleveland .... :1 nm ,b9S..rryy Im,
steubenvlle and lsyille... nd nm ~ al ~ Nv
philadelphia md Now York. III nm 20 ppm n
baltimore and Washington. I. o:u IN, 20 ~.
stcubcnvllle and Pitt6burrh". 2:it M /: .S5 i ~,
sseuoonville & East Liverpool. Gil rm 500 am
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C@.SclsSATI;; o.: May % Cotton steady and
quiet; middling T2sc
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PuELApElPnIA. PA. May 2s.-Flour weak.
Wheat weak; No. 2 red May and june 9~aas.11$c;
5 mixed bic: No. . mixed May biaJlLc; June 53a
a5Shc: Jnly and August 5l4faj2c. Oata quiet: No.
. white Ssc: No. 2whits May, Junoand July :9tSa
NC: August ss144aS9laac, Eggs steady: Pcnnsyl.
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,sA = Yin Pennsylvania Stations.
[ya!lz|gnnsv!yaniaL Ings.
Trains Run by Central Time.

ricnET i0rF1cEs 1T PENNsyLvAN1A STATION on
WATER ST.. F0or OF ElHvExTu Sr., WuEELISo,
At 1!cLUnE HOUSE. WIErLIs go, AND At rHg 7.
---- FEHNsy1YAEiA sTArI0N. HIiIp0RPonr.
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WifiSxY-sl1 II.
R~urrEn-Quict: fancy creamery lSc; fine
western l6al7c: ordinary 14ai5c.
ECES-Stnalv nj lin H r"N...

CINCINNATI. O., May 2a.-Flour active. Wheat
IN better demand: No. . S7Ec: receipts 1000
bushels: shipments $500 bushels. Corn strong.
er; No. 2 mixed 4yl!aJ0c. Data strong aud high.
er;N q. . mixed &c. Rye firm at Bic. Pork firm
at $40 %. Lard steady at So 20. Bulk meats firm
at So 12,<- Bacon stronger at S7M Whisky firm
AISLE. Butter weaker. Sugar steady and firm.
EGGS firm Mt 1ilxc Chnnpa nS.y !,
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atGtaIs,

PITTSBURGH. PA, May 25.-Dull: opened and
lowest SEC; closed and highest 5GttSSc.
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BALTIMORE. Nh, May Is. -Wheat steady; No. 2
red spot 93aGa]4c; May g2Haa3c, Corn strong:
mixed spot aud May 5Sc. Oats steady; No. .
white western 3SaSSEc. Rye dull; No. = SIC.
Hay steady and firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-26

SHORT Klns-Cash 80 ooaC 22ls: May and July
10 o2}}saO2 Sa6 %: September 50 lja0 35n6 80.
SnouLDEEs-S 26ab 37a; short clear 81 l7,Sa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03

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