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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18
WANT TO LYNCH HIM.
Banker Koetting in Danger-work of the
Grand Jury.

Grand Jury.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct IT, Judge
johnson has notified the chief of police
and the sheriff that he had good reason
to believothat mob was being organ
lied to lynch Banker Koetting when he
reaches tho city. lie advised them to
take every precaution to prevent such
a contingency and as result Koetting
will be brought IN very quietly, and the
place OF his Incarceration will be kept
profound secret. The grand jury, in the
meantime, is also preparing to give
Koctting warm reception in tho shape
OF sundry indictments. There are indi-
cations that the jury has completed its
work, with the exception OF looking
over the books OF the PlNnkinton bank.
In this they are being thwarted by tho
fact that William Planllinton, although
an indicted official OF the bank, has
them in his possession and is out OF the
city. a movement is on foot 10 have
Plankinton ousted rs assignee.
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Whisky is an article more adultcrated
than any other OF tho mauy agents
which benefit mankint. A whisky to
be pure aud wholesome, boildes being
distilled from selected grain, should
have age and care in maturing, and
must DO absolutely free from fusel oil.
Such whisky is Klein's Siiur Age Rye.
1t has been used and prescribed by the
best physicians, and has been pro-
nounced without n rival rs q stimulant.
Duquesne Rye Is a careful dissilhEation
OF rye and malt and is highly recon:
mendod Silver Age, Duqnesne and
Bear Creek Ryes, bearing the fac simts
signature OF Max Klein, for sale by the
Wheeling Drug Co.
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CHICAGO, Oct lT--tt was choppy day in tho
wheat pit Speculation was chiefly on local nc
count, aud the market changed from weak TO
strong more than on corn, but left Onwenk ana
lower. English cables were stronger. anu this
had strengthening Ciloct but operators seemed
TO lnck confidence. and with fair offerings the
market lost part Of the carly advance.
Corn rather firm with business only fair.
Oats, fair trndc and higher prices
Provisions were neglected.
Flour dan ana unchanged.
NuEAr-Cash No. spriug GrEc: No. 3 spring
500; M, red Gllsc; October 6ladl3 1aGtsSc; De-
Cember CO EaGlI sa63a g: May 7OjEa5l4aII &c.
CORN-CGsh No . size October SI5saa72za
SIaSc: November a7St ass lSHiSlSc; December 3I5fQ
S7ssai73sc; May il1Ehn5sailHc
OATs-Cnsh No. 2. 2ji4C: october 26Ac; No
vember 264a26j sng6iEc. December 2I5sa27l 4a
271sc; May 30IEa3laSOJSc.
RYE-No. ., i1c
fLANsEED-st o..
TIMOTHY SEED-S3a0,
MISS pOnK-Cash sl7 Goals 90; October SIC IS;
January sli 0jall 20ali Is
LARB-Cash 50 6OaJ s.; october 50 80: Novem.
Der 50 Oia9 l0l0 10: January S. 27lIaS 3NaS 20.
SHORT RtGs--Cash g 70; October s. I0aS 50a
~; january 81 26a7 85a7 30.
Others unchanged.
NEW YORK, oct 1I.-Flour receipts 5000 bar.
res; exports COCO barrels; sales 2a,00O barrels;
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TWO LOST sTEAMERs.


Dead and Injured.
sAULr STE MARIE, Mich, Oct TO-
The steamers White and Friant, with
the schooners Fanny Neil and Annie
Sherwood in tow, with lumber, were
out in the great gale on Lake Superior
Friday night and Saturday. The steam.
ers are missing, aud the Neil is thought
to be in Waisti bay.l The Sherwood
alone has been heard from, the sur
vivors OF her crew having been picked
up by the steamer Sitka Sunday morn
ing and brought here. The dead are
Louis Guthrie, captain, No. 534 Otto
street, Chicago, and James Cousins,
sailor. The injured are Thomas Ram
dali, mate, Chicago, aud Thomas Round
tree, steward, Chicago. The Sherwood
vas soon made Il complete wreck after
cnCountering the storm. Her cabin was
washed away early in the morning, and
tho crew took to their boats.
Reports OF disasters from the gale
continue to come in thickly. The
steamer Sitka lost her consort, the
Wadena, at the foot Of Isle Royale. Sat
urday afternoon, and the last seen Of
her was near Kewanee Point. 1t is
thought that she may be under ke-
vance. The steamer Gratwick lost her
schooner, the Georger. of Vermillion
saturday morning. The Maruba sight
ed schooner answering her descrip-
ton near Sand Island. The north shore
in that vicinity is very treacherous.
Fears are entertained for her safety.
The steamer J. NJ. Prentice lost her
conaorts, the Middlesex and Constitu-
ton, off Caribou Island. Tho two bar
ges are at Waiskai Bay. Both have
their spare canvass and deck loads gone.
Nothing has been seen OF the Prentice
since they parted company.
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BosroS, Oct. 1.-THE Herald says that
a warrant has been issued Tor George B.
White, representing the firm OF Will
Jams, White & Co., tanners and leather
dealers, at 800 and 24O Purchase street.
Mr.. White is accused OF obtaining
money by false pretenses-about $780,
600 from n dozen banks in this city aud
about 5000 from New York, Phiia-
delphia and Pittsburgh institutions.
The firm is said to have had at one time
assets OF about 81. 100000, with liabili-
ties less than 100000. All that could
be found now would not make check
Of the firm good for 100000.
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DEAD OUTLAWS.
The Fate of Lon Thompson and Joe soFsIsy
in Indian Territory.

The Fate of Lou Thompson and Joe sofsIsy
in Indian Territory.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA special to the
Republic from McAlestor. I. r., says the
battle with the outlaws which took
place on tue 18th inst. near Fitty-two
Springs, terminated more fatally than
was Mt first reported. Lou Thompson
and Joe sofsky were both found dead
OH tho prairie next day. The officers
knew that the outlaws were wounded,
but their wounds were not considered
serious as they managed to escape on
foot. Sam Wood ward, tho only suryiv-
or OF this gang OF desperadoes, is still
ut large, but it is probable that he will
soon be brought to justice. He is want
ed, charged with murder committed IN
the Creek Nation in August last.
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I'm Fror.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportu-
nifty to try it free. Call on the adver-
tised druggist and geta trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to II. L.
Bucklen & Co., Chicago, aud get sam
pie box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free. as we'll as copy of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free. All Of
which is guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. 4
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CHICAGO, Oct l7-Cattle. receipts 5000 head;
choice native steers S. OOaj 3O others 81 25ai so;
Texans g. 6ja2 70; westerns ~ Gjai 60 Hogs,
receipts 1900 head; shipments 300 head;
market slow and lower: rough aud common;
nc s.: do light 20 70aG Is. Sheep, receipts 10000
head: shipments Zoo head: market slow; west
crns 81 SAB 85; lambs 81 lOaj 90.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, Oct l7.-Cattle receipts
900 head; shipments 100 head; market steady at
yesterdays price. Hog, receipts 1860 mead:
shipments 100 hcnd; market slow: best corn fed
Workers. mixed and tops Sc SOa7 10: graSscrs 50 90
aG 10 Sheep. receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 hend market slow nj yesterdays price, and
25c oirtrom last weeks price.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct, l7.-Hogs easier at s. Goa
IS; receipts 1900 head; shipments 1000 head.
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Is daily chronicle in our papers; also
the death Of some dear friend, who has
died with consumption, whereas, if he
or she had taken 0tto's Cure for Throat
and Lung diseases in time, life would
have been rendered happier and per-
haps saved. Heed the warning! Ii you
have cough or any affection Of the
throat and lungs call at Logan Drug
Co., sole agent, and got trial bottle
free, Large size SOC.
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MGs. WrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over htty yeats by millions Of mothers for
cess. Itsoothes the child, soitens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind collie. aud is the best
remedy for DiarIhGa. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately Sold by druggists
bottle DC sure and ask for "Mrs. Wipslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
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VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.


Chestnms-s2 2ja2 80 per bushel.
Roots and Burt8-tiinsGnR dry, per To-, in do
mand, g. jUa2 10 sasSafrGs bark, per H., 21Ea3a:
sassairas oil, per ~, 4Oaj0c; May apple root per
SOC; blood root per 10, 2c: Seneca snake root,
per H.. free OF top. 3jai)c: West Virginia snake
root, per d. 25a35c. pink root. per b., fine, 33a
Sc: elm bark. per b.. lac.
Bsdns-Prlmc new hand.piclied, medium, 81 80;
prime new hand-pieked. navy, 81 IS.
WOo-Finc washed lSa2OC; sc Oft for I'M
washed; medium unwRshed lGc; medium
washed 20c.
NGn-y-In the comb, per b., ljalGc.
Rdgs-Whlte mixed cotton, par n, lc; all
wool nor ID. %niLc; inlNed, per ID, lc.
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NEW YORK., Oct. lT-The lnck Of confidence in
commercial affairs generally. growing out OF the
condition Of matters in Washington and the un-
certalnties respecting possible turin legislation,
continues to restrict business to the smallest
limits dictated by the actual necessities OF the
moment aud buyers arc contending for lower
prices. while thereduCed position OF stocks lead
10 indifference on the part OF sellers, and III
aru quite apart In their views, and prices show
considerable irrcgulNrlty. a small business in
cotton goods ut about former prices is reported
Ginghnms and woven fabrics show irregul1rity.
and, II ANYTHING weakness. Prints and printed
fabrics arc possibly more active, but the change
IA hurlly DlFcODtlblp,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tie Features OF tue Money aud Stock
Markets.


Markets.
NEW YORK Oct 17-Money on call easy at lIEa
2per cent; last loan ~ per cent; closed offered
at 15a9pcr cent. Prime mercantile paper Ga0 per
cent. Sterling exchange weaker al S S99tiIai S..
Sales OF stocks to-day were 49, 400 shares.
There was fairly active speculation on tho
stock exchange to-day and the large blocks Of
dstiling, Reading. Sugar and Quincy changed
hands There was at no time during the day
what might be called strong buying, except In
dsiliing, which was supported IRON the inside
and which was holstered up by the announce
meuts Of the before repeated that the distributing
company had been brought TO terms and that
favorable congressional action was TO be Gntici-
pated, Sugar was iavornbly affected by reports
that the company was IN the market as lnrgo
money lender Reading declined steadily from
the opening In heavy selling, based on decreased
prospects OF preventing the sale OF the COM
panyS collateral held for the Speyer lOHn In
tho afternoon came reports OfeHor,s being mnde
70 prevent the sale aud probability OF success,
which led TO n recovery. The general market
was strong and highcrHt the opening. aud an adj
vance OF Ia wns made in what induSiriRls were
leaders 4 selling movement was developed,
however, within the first fifteen minutes under
the influence OF which values deprecated and
with an occasional feeble rally the tendency OF
prices wRs downward during the rest OF the day,
the close being heavy at declines ranging from
u to . per cent.
Railroad bonds were irregular and unsettled.
Government and state bonds Inactive
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Petroleum.

on CRY. PA. Oct. l7.-opcned G9JIc; highest
7OiEc: lowest GgKc; closed 7JIIc: sales 1l.GOO
barrels: clearanCcS 0I,O10 barrels; shipments
liISj5 barrels; runs Sl,34s barrels.
New York, Oct. l7.-Petroleum quiet but
stender: no sales; opened and closed 7OSc bid
PtrTsnuRGH Pa. Oct l7.-Opencd and lowest
csc; closed and highest 1919.
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TusKAunnE, /. T., Oct. IA Caddo
dispatch received last night says that
three drunken Choctaws opened fire
without provocation on two white men
named Fisher aud Burnley, killing them
instantly. Officers aro after the assas-
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WheeIlnT q Elm Grove RalIrOal.

on aud alter Saturday october 1. lsJ4 ir4!uI
viii run Is follows Gify time:
LEAvL WltgEttSG-'i; 200 D. L.. 800 a m. sol
q. IN, $50 a. NJ iD.Ola m. ll:J1 8. ~, la'0J IA,
go p, IA. 2.0l p. m 500 m, 800 a m, J:Jl
p m, 6.01p n, 400 q, ~, SOD %, "a, $50 "a.
IN. ] Z 200 % n.
LEAVE ELll Gaovr-9d.1l d. n, 700 l. ~. s:jl
a n. . UJa m lO:OJ d. NJ li:O0 q. 70, 1900 M,
100 p, III. 200 p M. $500 p H., 800 q, II. j;ll
p. ~, GOO D. N, 700 r., SOD p L., J:lj p.
IN. 10 10 p. IA.
1Dnily. except sunday
susD4Y-Church trains leayo Elm Grove q:
Q:4g d. N. and Wheollng at 1917 p. M
H. / WEl5GERBER
col General Manager
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.
Time Table No 70, to take oIec. 1901 Il. N,
SUNDAY September i5Jl

Time Table No r. 10 take effect l2:0L IL II,
sunday. September l5Jd
Leave Wheeling -fG:iJ is.ll, $500 t);ij, 2lI:iJ
n. "a. ego 73,l5. titl 1900 g. ~.
Leave pGuin3ula-iGi6 fs:Jj z5.OG, 1851, sllij
a. M. g2:Ij. rJ:2I, tigj 1906, p m.
Arrive rcrtuil0l luuctiou-,G.lS, IS:l7 lSl7,
fi0.OI sil'5ln M. tsjS, 't.32 fi;sG, sg;lS p. No.
Leave Iounlnal Iunclpn-t7'22. 1900, IL N,
$3.50 t2s&) $500, iI;Jj taIi, "a .. 49,; a. 10.
Lcayl Martins Ftny--iT:2S 1907. am. 7l2:j.
o2:ss 1906, 1850 i5lp ts;3L, 1859 y, M.
Leave Peuiu5ula-ti;3i, tg;li,u.Iu., Fi2;jl '2:i5,
si.ll, tan '5:gi i5#S, NO;nj p IN.
Aui5r Whee.lng-tT:iO. sJslO a. a.. oi2:jI
opgily tDaily except Sunday. i5lndays only.
III ,mils vii run on Eastern Time
IL TAUssiG, SgyerntGnden.
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NEW York. Oct 17.-Pig iron dull and weak;
American Sl2 2jalj 90. Copper dull: lake 50 90
Lead weak; domestic s. 80. Tin firm; straits
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Wool.

NEW YoRK, Oct. lT.--wooI quiet domestic
fleece 2Oa2Sc; pulled lsa2jc; Texas lOal7c.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. l7.-wool quiet and
prices iavor buyers
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Cotton,


clSelSSArl, O., Oct 17.-cottOn quiet; mid
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Grfin-Ncw wheat, GOlGjc per bushcl. Corn,
per bushcl, ear from store. &c. Oats, out OF
store, western crop, 40atje per bushet; new oats,
3lu.ljC,
at 81 40 per harrcl. papeF s. 20 per barrel spring
wheat Mluuehahu 81 - In sack 81 Is per barrel
Old whcnf, Famous 81 10 In sack. So q IN wood;
Galaxy, 81 al Ia sack, 81 a per barrel; pIllshuty
-four. 81 20 in wood and ono'eighih cotton;
Si71iu paper
Ftat-Bran slSal0 per tou; mlddliugs sl0a20 per
ton. Hay buled, slj O0ll60O per ton, retuil
loose hay, SIS O0llGOJ per ton.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 1888

market more active. Wheat, receipts 1900
bushels: exports l2l 900 bushels: sales 5,21j.OOO
bushels OF futures and 1iiO)J bushels OF spot;
spot market dull: No. 3 rcd Ol54c; ungraded red
GBa6Sc: options quiet and lower; No. req
January 1OAa7yy4giOj4c; May 7J5SalGltA, &c; &c
tobcr 90 aGG5 ZlG6 lsc' November G1}Ec. Corn, re-
copts 10000 bushels; exports 1900 DuthGls:
sales G55,OOl bushels Of futures and 1901 busl,,
els OF spot; market dull and lower; unGraded
mixed i7c; October 46}shc November @6ifnlo,.a
i6Ac: December i6Hal5AaGkc; January 4yci
Nay ;szis ssisiae. Cats, Ieutpta lUVJSJ yusle, II
exports 30 hushcia. Sates 100000 bushels Of
futures aud 1900 bushels OF spot: spot mar
kct actiye and higher; october .3aS39 s0551sc;
November S5n33l 4aS3Hc; December S1}sdS"SIa
$3.50; May SIC: No ? Chicago BE; mixed west,
ern 33ItG35c Hay slcady. Hides steady. Cut
meats easieF Lard Hrm; western steam SO ~;
October 1910; November 81 a.; January IS ~.
Pork steady: extra mess SD bNRl9 20 inmlly Sspuu
al co. Butter qulet; state dairy 2le25c; do creaht
cry 2sc; western dairy iOa4-c; do creamery "a
2gr. Eggs steady: state and Pennsylvania .J5@c'
Tallow quiet; city IHc Cotton seed oil steady,
Rosin steady, lurpentine steady: Rice llrll'
MolasscS quiet. Coffee nrm at 5alO points up,
Sugar steady.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, oct 1T-Flour dull
Wheat weak No. . red spot C7ISl1T5[c; October
G5agsl4e; November SGa6SiIe; December b119
aG7Jic; January Gga6gl4c. Corn steady; No, :
mixed spot aud October aud November 45!.a
Der 3jaJGc; November ;559c; December SaoSsc.
Hay steady. Butter hrmCri western creamery
extra 2sG; Pennsylvania creamery extra 2sci
Pennsylvania creamery prints &c. Eggs Irncri
western &c.
CiSCISSAri, o.. Oct iT.-Fioar easier. Wheat
firm and higher: No, red Gle; receipts 2,OW
bushels: shipments 500 bushels. Corn steady:
No. mixed ile. Oats easier and lower: No.
mixed 2gc. Rye iirmOr; No. sic. Pork quiet
at sl7 Lard quiet at 50 re BIls En- meets 9S
duh ut 81 S7lS. bacon easter vt sll 2lall %.
Whisky steady at 81 H. Butter easier. Eggs strong
at lie, Cheese steady.
TOLEDO o., Oct 7.--whept lower; No cash
and october dll4c; December Gle; May .l24c
Corn dull and steady: No. cash iOc oats in
active. No. = cash $50. Rye dull; cash 4ie;
CloVerseed steudy and lower; prime cash ana
october s. 27@S; December s. 10: January 50 l21s'
BALTIMORE, Mn, Oct. 17.--Wheat tlrm; spot
and October GG4aGJEc; December GI34GGI1sc;
Der i554af6c. Butter steady; ianuy creamery pa
3Cc Eggs steady; fresh 2Oc. Coffee firm No.
1870.
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Trains No. 81 aud 50 have Sleeper between
Wheeling and Chicago
J. E TERRY, Gen. Freight & Pass. Agent.
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hhbthGl3Hs
Eutps-Cholcc sugar syrups zoe: Honey drlps
SOC: new crop New Orleans moIuSsGs. choice, iJc;
prime Use; mir 3tc; mixed good, New Orleans,
37C; bakers good &c.
fTortsioas Large sc hams ne; medium &c.
hams iis4c; sc. breakfast bHcOnitgc;s,G shonf'
1crs SIC: sides l2%c: ordinary beef l2c; ham
dried beef lII6c; family mess pork. . ID pieces,
$40 80, bean pork line cipnr, So 70,
Lan-Purc refined, III tieFce l0lEc: 30 ID tins
lie. Chicago lard, In tiercc lOIIc bJib tins lOc;
tia pals, Rs i9$ei tin pals, bS, 1875 Hh
pulls, 10 MS, lOi4c; tin pals. " lbs. iOc.
SUJGr-Cutioaf G.IIc; cubes 5.75c; powdered
. IS; gTanulRted standard 5ITG; Standard eoniec.
touers' j,8gc; Columbia 4 G2Gc; standard
CL0tc; extra { 4ISc.
Cogte-Grecn coice-Fancy Golden Rio 2Go;
fancy green Pie; choice green 22Isc: roasting
grades 2OEc; Java 2sI3G; roasted III p0ckages--Ar'
row Rio BLOC; Panhandle gi,IOc: ArDuctle y
Co.'S roasted 2L7DC; Bulk roasted 2iIc: Old
| Government Java roasted SIG; "a grade Rio
&c.
4cas--Young Hyson per ID, 25a5o gunpowder
2jaIJc; Imperial 3jajO; Japan 2ja7Qc; OolOng IA
7jc; sOuchOng 22aGjc.
CdHdCs-Star. full weight, l0c Parallnc, per
ID. l2iac; mould, per set, Toe,
rbwgar-ChOiCc cider, l2alic per gal; standard
city brands. i0allc per GAL; country lSalo per
gal, Us to quality. 49,,
CaCeSe-Is quotGdns jobblng at lIgal2I!cf for full
cream; SwCiIZur, i3al35sc. according to quality;
Limburger lie; factory l0Rc
Ftgt'-NO . extra maCkGrCl, y bbls new. luJ
lbs, g Is; No . 50 lbs $3.50; No 8, small, 81 30
| for - lbs: No 8 large. 100 lbs, S7j
seed:.--fimothy, 81 % per ou.; clover small
| seed, 200.
si55: dairy, tine. 5bu. SACKS, 81 " per sack,
StrCd COrn-llc per ID
Canned GoOds-standard Glib, table peachs
800: pie peaches Sibs,, 400; pie pennies. &c:
lbs, 200; No. 3 tomatoes, new, 81 ~: corn,
81 10; ID grade . lbs, 0Oc; strawberries, 2 lbs
81 i0s btnckDcrrics, lbs, ST 10; ruspbCrTicS, >
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LMMINT

From Pittsburgh, 1925 ". N. ard6;59 p. n, and
l2:lO u M. daily, and l2:l5p p. IN, eECeptSunday,
aud 1898 a. M. Sunday only.
Washington aegoRmodaNon, 7:J9a N, daily.
except Sunday.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
Weekly Report of tho Local Markets in
all Lines,

CoGees went up one.balf cent all around to.
day. Loose hay advanced on better demand.
Hogs about on q stand.stin. General condition
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on and after Monday June 49, Passenger
Trains viii run as follows: 9Dnily. tDuily EX'
cnni SnnlnY. CCnLrnL limo.
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RAILRoAps.

M5@9Sh BALTIMORE & OHIO.
XS5Ss IS IN Departure and arrival OF
ESss5llSs IA trains at Wheeling East
HsiN n EiIt1 n n era time, Schedule In et-
t5ysl lSlt S{ u i.ect May ii, 1893.
W. s9.ktEsSSs.ilsg MAIN LINE EAST
WsS8lptliiEFSSeY For baltimore, PhlladeI.
W. s.,...tggSS/ phia and New York sos
%6yINEtI u. IL, $3.50 p. m, daily.
Kcyscr Express, o45 NJ, daily, except
Monday
Grafton accommodation 500 p m daily.
Moundsyilla accommodation, llIO u mt
and t:lO and ll:l5 ?. H. except sunday
ARRIVE
From Now York. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
7:iOn m. aud 2:l0 p. m, daily.
,Keysor Express, $50 p M daily eScop.
Cumberland accommodation, 4:5j p m, eS.
cGpt sunday.
Graftonaccommodation 1880 a. m, daily
Moundsyillo accommodation. s;2j A.. IN. OK.
ccpt sunday: 1850 u, m, daily aud LILO, 4:1J
lnd7.S0 p. NJ, except sundRy.
TRANSoHIo DIVISION.
For Columbus and Chicago $50 nndt;a n
m, daily. and $3.50 p. m. daily, except sunday.
Cincinnati express lO;3O a. M, daily, and l2:D
Columbus accommodation, 1925 p. m, daily,
except Sunday.
s.. GlaIrsyIIIo accommodation, lo:soa IA, aud
i:g0p, m, except sunday
ARRIVE
Chicago express, 3:5j Il m. and l:l) p IN,
daily, aud l2:Uj p. m, except Sdnlay,
Cincinnati express, 500 a. III. aud $40 p, IN,
daily.
except Sunday.
81. Clalryille accommodation, 1905 p, IN. aud
400 m, daily, except Sunday.
WHEELING x PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh, sos aud 100 .. M, daily; 1889
y. IN, daily. except Sunday, and $40 p IN,
Sunday only.
For Pittsburgh and the east, sos a. m. and
$50 p. m. daily, aud 600 p IN. Sunday only.
WR7btugtou accommodation, G;Ol p. ~, daily,
except sunday.
ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh 1925 u. N. ard6:59 p. N, and
l2:lO n M. daily, and l2:lj p. IN, except sunday,
mud ~ 40 u. m. Sunday only.
Washington accommodation, 7;J9a m, daily.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

New YORK, oct l7-Flour receipts IS 900 bar.
-els; exports COCO barrels; sales 220QO barrels