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IMUSEMENTA
MeIba Arouses Great Enthusiasm In .Lueia"
"A Notable Performanee.

MeIba Arouses Great Enthusiasm In .Lueia I"
"A Notable Performances.
As the opera season draws to close enthu-
siasm and applause become more vehement
Last evening was great night In
the Metropolitan; great in the amount
OF pleasure given by the performance.
in the ovations given to the principal
artists. and in the size Of the audience.
Lucia" Is essentially an opera for lovers Of
pure. beautiful Italian melody It Is OF
the best type OF those old works made before
modern invention In harmony. and new meth
DDS OF orchestration had subverted our ideas
from the calm. flowing style. full OF gentle
phrases and simple cadenoes Several times
in the sextet Che mi frena." in the mad
scene. and In Edodrdo's lovely songs at the
close OF the last act the music rises to high
point OF inspiration. which lifts the opera. old
and venerable though 1t be. to q level with the
most important works OF the worlds reper-
Nine Melba sang last night with great deal
OF earnestness. comb with careful calcula-
tion OF effects. She evidently was anxious TO
sa ou so a9a 70
noisy demonstrations there were sufficient to
Signor Vignas received a very large share OF
evidences OF appreciation. At the close OF the
order to allow him to bow his acknowledg-
msnts. He did SO with that extreme mod
esty which Is one OF his chief traits
This, retiring disposition. however admir-
able It may be under ordinary circumstances.
fused 10 hear the long-continued shouts OF
"Eignas" with which the house rang for
fye minutes or more. Melta, appeared
name was loudly called; He failed to
come before the curtain. although the house
Melba came out from behind the scenes again
and again and finally sang. to the accomp panI-
ment supplied impromptu by Mr.. sam Franko,
Home, sweet Home" IL is a pity that Patti
had not taken out patent on that encore be-
Are We TO suffer doubly now from the infilc-
tion imposed upon the public by this very
charming but thoroughly obsolete sung2 IL
would be wiser and more original In MslbA TO
discover another cOmposition suitable for re-
Its Interpreter to be confined to Craig Nos.
Manager MIH-r and the Ros-nTsids at Odds.
A quarrel has arisen between Manager Henry
C. Miner and the kosenteld brothers about the
lease ofthe Fifth Avenue Theatre Tho Rosen-
fields took a lease Of the theatre from Miner for
the present and the coming seasons. Recently
Miner objected to the plans OF the Rosenfelds,
and when the proposed performance Of Han
nele." with child actress In II collapse he
began suit 10 compel them I'd carry out hts
view OF their contract. Yesterday he got from
Judge DugTO in the Superior Court an order
requiring them to show cause on May why
nt the theatre any plays except those named
In the contract and also from producing tho
plays referred to at any other theatre except
the Fifth Avenue.
The sun., 1894-04-27

Troy. April 26.-"General" Ashton arrived
In town this evening for the purpose OF re-
cruiting an army TO Join the pain body OF the
Commonweal. which Is marching on Washing
Ion
The sun., 1894-04-27

OF nsdieinsI sgents 10 gradually rsezatiuE the old
tms her6s pllls draughts and vegetable extracts 10
The rear and bringing INTO general use the pleasant
and edectVs nQuid AKAtlYA Syrup OF Fga To gel the
tTus remedy sss that h is man nufaetnFed ~ the Can
foTnia Pig syrup co. oag. ieE sAAs ~ ~ lsAaisS
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Mr. Blauehard.. Successor ia th. House.

SHREVEPORT. La. April 2d-H. W. Ogden,
Democrat. was elected to Congress from this
district yesterday 10 MI the uneXpred term OF
III. O. Blanchard. His majority Is about 8. 600.
The sun., 1894-04-27

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The sun., 1894-04-27

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GnIn, Flour and Reed.

Tho latest estimate OF tho extent Of tho cour'
tty'S wheat crop Is tjD,O000O his1ell. WbiGh 10
believed to be conservative though abe govern
meilt estimate calls only for 900 on, 900 buthelS
Now wheat Il now coming In q 30 ceutS buIheL
now No now oats IN nntketyet The new nay
crop n Of very tino quality. though not AZ on
lcavy-ObfnIouS place the crop Of shout 81 per
5Taia-EeW wheat 800 per bushC,; old wheat
6OaSSc Corn. pct bushel, ear from store, 90
Oats, out Of store western crop, SOC per busheL
PLoNr-Faucy roller mill winter wheat. Igo1
n @ O0pcr bdfrul; paper. Is per barred. spttu%
Old wheat Famous {! IS 10 sack. " 90 10 wo0ci
Galaxy, Sis IN suck. 81 . In barrel: PiIs1uEY
A0ur, 81 50 IN wood and oneetghth cotton u %
~ pBper. ,,a.,o
per ton Hay, baIed. SlI OOQl6 % DOR ton retail;
loose old bay So GOALS % per ton; loose old hay
Sl9 Olaiy %
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Advances arc shown In several lines. Trade Is
dull. market quiet and steady. There arc vety
lew changes 10 quotations There Is not lnIte
tho usual VOLUME OF business usunl a. thus titn0
OF tho year, buyers being reluCtnn, to purrhHSG
except for Immediate wants,
SWNps-ChOice sugar syrups, &c; fancy Grips
sc; silver drlps 22C; new crop New Orleans ;mo;
GOOD. Now Orleans, Sc; bakers good $50
propBaionl- c, hams nono; medium s, =.
hams l9Gc: C breakfast bacon l914c; s 9. Sh0ul,
ders SIC: sides gc: ordinary beet lSo; nam
dtICJ beef AXE knucKlcs lie: faulty mess pork.
ID pieces. SO o. bean pork. one'hAlfbblS y W
LGrf-PurG refined. In tlOrcc. 10; g y tins
skc. Chicago lani. in teTco,, Sc; % 10 tins
sc; TIN pals. lbs. loc; tn pals lbs VIC; TIN
sagar--Cuti6at 1859; cubes 4.9Sc powdered
I pSc; RranulRtcd standard i7sci standard cnniec;
TONERS 4dlc: Columbia a t.4se: STANDARD
Wtndsot A f4Sei American a htsG VINE c&fS
C06ef-Gteuu coifee-EAncy Golden Klo nc;
fancy green &c; choice green 22hGc; roasting
grnIcs IKE: Java 2StSc, roasted IN packlge'-
Arrow Rio q. 7Oc Panhandle .I9c; Arouckle 3
Co.'S roasted 2!.Tbc; i3nk roasted 2!!SE Old Gov.
eminent Java roasted sici Mocha aud java SIc;
~" grade Rio &c.
7sas-Young Tyson. per ID, zsai9c, gunpowdct
29a7Sc: imperial Sjl5oc; Japan 2sa7Oc; oolons s4a
IdndIGs--StSr, full weight foc; Paraftnc. por
ID, 125c; mould, per set, llc: ,,,
FinEdar-ChocO cider, l9AIt per gal: stnn'ih I'd
city Drnuus. lulIlc pcF BAlIouI SOuHHy A'AAVS f9'
Ci;stSs1is quotet! as joboing At S'SHou for
full cream; SWeIiset, I3!FaliG. according 70 qu4t
liz; LImbuIVer he; factory l0Ac; New York l!1Sc.
Fiah-Noi mackcrGI, 50 lbs e 50: No; OK.
ira nnckerui, u bblS. new, 100 lbs o. 70; NO. 2.
50 lbs. o. 90; No B. small, % 10 for 80 lbs; No. T.
large. 100 lbs, 81 o.
saI,ENo. per Dbl. o. 90 cxtra. per bhl: 81 s.;
dairy, hnc, five bushGl sacks, 81 10 pcr sack
Sttd COrII--lio per ID.
hid PStitP--CaiItotniA primes. b0.6o's, IN bags
exc; "a. los skt 7OsOs, &c; 5000. nc; 9DIvos
Il; hoxes 20 higher cyuporatcd peacheGs, In
boxes, lac; GvapOratCd peaches. In bags ia.
CrnnnI G6ols-StHujhnl 3'lb. table peaches
g co.: pic peaches. Sits., 81 10; pie peaches:
TBS, Sf08; No. 8 tomatoes, new q " corn p w
ID grade 2 lbs. SOC; strawberries, abs. :! ~:
blaokOCrrics, 2 lbS.. 81 10; r1SpnCtrieH lhs..
81 %: dnnSouA 2 lbS, NC: lima beans, IhS,
SSCasl II; cove oysters. To-. light Coz; 90 H..
full weight, SOC; string beans lpS. 7oa9Jc; sue
cotnSh, ] lbs. 90caSt p; carly June peas .! 39
French peas, s. Is: Marrowiat peas, 2 lbs. Y Sc
ptncapplGS. 81 10: Eooseherrtes, lbs. 9Ocal ~
Wooden IPdre-Ho. tubs, s. =; No. 2 D. og
No. 8. 600, 2.hoop pals, 81 p: 2hoop: ~;
single waShboarls, 81 50; double DO, g 80; tlno
csiInped double do. 81 IS; single, e 50:
Ol-iard. western extra strained. Iic: carbon,
water white, &c; i0. b5<c: 100, co. white uinsEa
best, b0c; white miners No, =. 900.
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The hog packing TT tho west for the week 70 re.
porto at 9l6OO0 hogs against 2lO Go for tho cor
responding wOck last year, and 100 for tho cor
march i Is reported VI b.NlbGn hogs, OgninSL
9VIOOD0 for sRmO period last year.
Tho lrSt carload Of ncw wheat from tho rtrcr
cntnO 10 HclRlrO from p0wllntan. ana II y Of
Hood quality II brnught 81 ccntA per 6uIhel
Al soon as NAVIGATION Is resumed on the Ohio
considerable new wheat will como 70 Wheeling.
though tho rctlrOlnont Of tho Pollocss Will not
make shipments HS latEo Is q Ordinary. Ihs
,hc poilockS. as they wGTU nlwnvS liberal buyers
The thruShluH OF wheat aud Ont III this acc.
tion will commence In earnest next week.
I, about Exhausted, 0nd the new will ind u
ready market.
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Tic Judas Tscarlot aud Peter Of A. q. 1906
MN. TtN6T Of the IHtllipcncr.

Tie Judas IscarlOt aud Peter OF H. D. iaoS'
10 he EiI6T Of the IHautgencr.
stn:-Wh!lo pondcring over tho great
,rsth that history repeats itself. n
thought, or rather comparison, came
10 nv mind which I think applies
rather forcihIy to our campaign Year.
Tho [rst question is, Has there ever
Lson a character anything like Grover
Cleyclaud? Undoubtedly thero has
been. He ls worry mich Iiko Judas Is.
carlo. The only IIgeronce 10 that
,Tudas betrayed his Savior iot thirty
mecos Of silver and Groyor Cleveland
Gstrayed his country for fifty thousand
a year v.,. u,.n,.,. T
Wilson9 flo 10 the Peter OF tue Glove
land administration. His constituents
Of tho Second district ask him II he is
not nt orc Of tho party which is running
tho country aud Destroying his own
state. Ho 6Gys no 10 not But persona
WIN have watched his movements for
sovHrMI yoars say "suFoly. you arc ono
ot them" But no doniOs with bitter
ness eyon tho third time. IN November
:ho cock will crow and William L. VIII
s".ort ~ lila folly, L.
'V PLiiippi, " Va, July@a.
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wb,,,,nr 1.-Two Stoolr afarsce.

hcnd having been received ut tho stock yntdS
ibis week. There Is only light supply OF cattle
on hand. also, Lots OF sheep arc on hand. With
hut light demand. -. 800,
nm 10 90 lbs g. IOaS GOC: good. 500 to 9JJ lbs.
SIOc; inIr, 700 10 800 lbs, aaSLc; common. coo
10 zoo lbs, 2LIa2Sfc: bulls. 2H211c COWS. lNa2@ic.
HocI-Extrh, aai0nSS.5c; good, AsSnAc; COM
:SopSExtra, ...saZt,&c;Isood, I2a211ci common.
lalLIc: lambs, a8|C.
Frlsh C0u.-s !0n2s, calves, Sato-
iloga scarce and higher. Cattle firm; light
supply. Sheep plenty aud dull everywhere,
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Roots and Barss-GiuscuE. dry, pcr H.. IN dc.
rand, sl2ia2 rs; anssAitas. bark, per ID. 2SaseI
H.. i5Galc; yellow root golden scalj per h.. ala
s0c; blood root, per h., 2c Seneca snake root
per H., frgo Of top, SSHiOc; West VitgInil snake
yoo,, per h.. ljaJSc; pink root, per ID, line. Oa
use; Ctn bUrh, per 10. lac,
Te1nI-primc new hnnd picked. tnodtuu. 81 70:
mime now hand picked, navy, g. Is,
iVoof-Flnr washed lBal7c; 10 oil for I'M
washed; medium nnwashcd l3c; medium
IiS,ui,-in the comb. per To-, lEa1eo
R1oa--Country mixed HAIc PCT ID.
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rbo,e WHO lavo usc,l Dr.. Kings New
Discovery know its vatuo, and those
Di,o hnyo moi llRve now tho opportl'
' "H % trv Il free. Call on tho advcr.
,tssj druggist and getu trial bottle trcS
Send your name and address 70 u. u
Buckicn & Co, Chicago, and get sam san,
no HOY OF Dr.. Kings Now Lilo Pill
Erco NJ VOL aa copy OF Guido to Health
saI IjouspIlold Instructor, FREQ All o.
Which il guaranteed to do you good and
c % YOU nothing. Logan Drug Co.'t
drug atoIO.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of thO sioaoy and stock
Markets.

THO FOnTUFBN OF WV HtUHVy WHU 0NUNH
Markets.
New YoRK, July 2i.-Moncy on cali easy a,
4 per cent; last loan and closed a. per cont.
Prime poscantllp papcr SaS per cont stor'
ling exchange frn oil 81 sS9<at sO% Silver
certificates GiaG;c. Tho total Gales OF stocks to,
day wcru l7l.0G2 shnrcs,
There was murECd lcrrOato In the volume
NJ bnsfnCsS OIL the stock exchange to-day. but
thC snpcuintlnn WnS flFncr " tone and there wns
n u1FtIni recovery 81 tho Losses OF yesterday III
G,nSt Instances. while IN some stocks u higher
TsI,ru Of values we're established than prevailed
lGiOtc yesterdays break, sugar wins Notable
eXcption, and lost tue greater portion Of yGgur.
DAVIS advance IN unfNvGrnOlc news from WAAh-
iug,On. Atch!Son advanced * per cent from
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CHICAGO, July 2l.-Cattir. receipts 5000 head;
shipments 2.UOj head; market steady. Hogs. re-
CoiptS l60Ol head; shipments l&,OOJ head mar.
IS; mixed e. shRS Is: heavy packing q 9Oa5 n.
Sheep, receipts 500 head; shfrmentS 200 head;
market steady.
EAsr LIBERTY. Pa. Iuiy 2L-cattic, frm aud
unchatisCd: receipts 70 cam Hogs light supply
mir Workers Is 8SaS i; pigs s. 4Oa5 20. sheep,
receipts fair; market unchanged,
CINCINNATI, IDLY 4.-tIogS stronger az q 2lA
3 GO; receipts 500 head; shipments DO head.
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Produce.

Tho tendency. owing TO tho drop;h, = toward
higher prices. Tho rains may help Out, on late
articles, but most lineN have been cut short bT
tho dry weather. A slight advance IS shown on
nearly every article. The local apple crop Is
practically failure aila potatoes 4EI very small
banIcfS will havo 10 look elsewhere for choice
Stock. WatormclonS advanced, as Georgias
crop is consumed, and 1udiana mclosS haVS not
VI Ssier-t;ouutry cnotccper h., laaiHc; country
good. tUat2c; country fatf, &C
EI0s-FreSh In c0So, l0c pot dorm; IN
foniirv-Price poI pound: Old rrostGts. Sasc.
chickOnS. spring. ltalSc; chickens. hen, 7c;
ducks %.
Trouioat P.un-Lomona 81 soaa Is per box;
bananas. 81 coal Is per bunch; Mcssina oranges
81 coal 80 nor box. - .,.0...-
YeCc:a6,rs-IIOmc raised cabbage 7jc9sln Q pot
barrel. Rhuharb, Iic per dozen. New ltosc
potatoes o. 00a3 Is per barrel Green beans
rs per 6ushel. FenS. home stock, 20 per
busnel, Tomatoes. g. % per bMshcl. Virginia
onions. 65G7Oc per bushcL Vaccinations: sls ~
40 % per 100 CuCumhcrs, homo grown, lha
zoe per dozen. CantHloupcS, s. cOn2 . per cratic.
Celery SOC rer doEeit Dlaskeefrtcs. &c per
apples. 81 GOAL 90 per barrel.
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yesterday c'oslng. mainly on pureaasss % cover
short oJntrActA Chicago UaE W1A TAine1 tatiS
but recOvrFed befptu the close snd ehoNI su ,i'
gtantiAl advance. The Feneral nGTtet WIS ttfeSt'
lar on vcry light dOGlingA but closed iaiiiy urn
81. Paul rose Y Chicago, Burlington 8 quincy y.
Northwestern y par cent. while Rock ls!AnuioSs
u and Pullman ~ per cent -,,,,,
The railway bond market vas Urn " buVuE'
Government and state bonds dull
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WHOLESALE PRICES
weekiy Report OF tho Local wholesale
Markets In all Lines.
oYYfcr or me ISTEtiIGEEcEa.
WHEELING, Tuesday, July ~

Ths general situation tn the local wholesale
markets this week shows aSlight Improvement
over last Collections. both BY retailers and
wholuSalSrs. continue somOwhas Poor. The re-
sumption OF Iudstriai plSuts. IL Is expected,
will improve ma,terE cOnsldcrahty,
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july 90 10 August q. Inclusive. tho
Baltimore & Ohio Company will sell OK.
cursion tickets, Wheeling TO Mountain
Lake Park, OF 81 80 for tho round trip.
good to return until August 81, 1884,
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PetFDlrum.

OIL CRY, PA, July 24.-opOncd sSSc: hiEhCs,
s1sGc; lowest $50: closed Sbc; sales 5.I1 barrels
shipments 1869 b0rrGlsI runs 100000 barrels
SEw York. July 2i.-PCtro,Ouu steady; nc
sales; August option closed at Sto hid,
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EEw Yonx. July ei.-wlth good numbcr Of
new buypts IN tho market there was much moro
INJURY extended tbnu usudt OF Tuesday aud
the volume OF new business was tultly import.
ant
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.
90 BREWSTER Receiver.

Time Table No 10, to tuko cfycGI 1901 u m,
Sunday November ~ 1871
Leave Whcel,ng -ts:cl tots. til;+oa M. TIM
s3:ib, tl:Sl, 300 j. N.
el;lI, tl:SG, ig0J y. III.
Leave Martins Fctry-ts;la 1857, ktl:S!n. ul.,
t9:IG "A:I7. it:t2, tgl2
Arrive Terminal Juuctlcn-tS:l7 ilO:0J. tli;II
a IN, t!:SS "J:1i. tl:l6, lD:ls y. III,
Leave Terminal tuucttOn-t7:l2. 1900 m,
Lcayr MaFtln's FerIy-t7:2s, i0:U7 G,ul,, 'l?:B.
"A .OS tl:iN tS:i0, 1852 p. III.
leave PeniRWla- t9;liaiu., "i2:Si, iIll.
tt.iJ tS:gS. t1shS .. NJ.
hTTlvu Wheel ng--t7;lO. $3.50 a. m, "il;Sh
u,i7 tis!j ti:aI, tG'Ij y, m.
oDaily fDhIly except sunday. fSIndayE onlY
Ailtia!nS will run on Eastern Tina
~ TAUSSIG, superintendent
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CHICAGO. Jnty 2s.-The lUv prico OF WHEAT
| tempted ShortI to-day and they coVcIeH i0I q
time, With tho result TINT tho marley VIZ IE "
wheat from Toledo hero knocked down we ~ w,
vance, however and seP!onbof CLOSED 1Se
lower.
TroviStoas closed a. slight ndvIucr for pork.
M%sATSc..h No. . spring s'9ses99tr;, ", 3
sIs5c: s ;i NIB SissaSS a5Sc; December Ga
CSEsECash No. 2, $3.50 July .os4ui,,9SSs
exc scptember |Ss9taif1SR4SNe; October 'SAs
oGT-jSiS SiaJi EaSI Sss Angus. g7,'Ssa2sae7'Ec:
September 27SSa?sss a275Sc; May Sl3iaSlaS'No
hrE-No. 2, 41sc.
FLAXSHED-sl "a
aF's PoRkSCSsi sc S2Nal2 rs: July and Sep
LAEp.CaSh, July aud September sesS.
SHORT RIBs-caS6 60 O71S; July and September
| s. e.
Others unchanged.
EEw Yonx. July 2t-Flour. receipts 10000 bar.
rrls: exports 1000 barrels: sales 500 barrels
market steady and fairly active. Wheat, RECEIPTS
?l7 o0 bushels exports oCI bushels; sales w. y;
spot spot market steady; MOL hard G65Gc; OPTIONS
acEiyehnd shade Higher No. rcd August ~
HhS1ilihSfC; September 5Ss{n.E3zllLiGGc' October
| 0IS4ubtIt11fttNt NQtlt SHVSA
$500 bushels; sales 90, 900 bushels OF futures aud
! u, 900 bushels OF spot: market ilrmi august ".
n;sNdtSiEc: September |73EHistln%s45fe: OCTOBER
4S1t+e; November 80 Oats, receipts 2S,OtN bush;
els; exports 1000 bushels; sales GJOoO bushels Of
futures and ~ ,00n bushels OF spot: market quiet;
July SSNH3gn39ci August 82HGci September Hs9Ec
ll9y and hops quiet Hides dn! ~ CIt III, meats S,,G
septeiober s72S. Pork quiet Batter tiImi west.
state daily ll6ISo; 10 creamery lIHalec. Cheese
steady; BintO iargE 14fADo, Eggs tr;n; western
iFesh iaal+c Tal!CT qniGt city 5.lGG hoelii
quiet Turrsnttno qpiet Rice steady; M9lasses
| steady, CGIIec irregular and 6ni0 points lowot.
Sugar dull. ~.
PHlLAnELPTIIA. July 2l-rlour weak. Wheat
opened firm aud closed weak: No, rcd July
SHS3Ssc; Angus. Ss:Ea55tSe; scpscMssSr ss,s
s Sep tssisEH Oh. wsss; No White
July tsat9>fr: August 2t;ta!a54c; september
] SlLtRS315c; October 39}Sa2f9to Batter, fnO
goods scarca aud higher; fancy western, cream
bling 22agSc Eggs. scarce md lrm; fresh acar
| hy iac: do western lahalSc. Receipts, tour
| 400 bushels: wheat 67Sol bushels; corr 2Ov
! bushels; oats 400 bushels. shipments, Wheat
SO bushels: c0ru &5oO bushels; cats 1900 bush.
els.
CINCINNATI. O.. July 24.-flour. GLOW and easy,
Wheat easy: No. rcd tSIc; receipts II LOO bush.
| els; shipments 600 bushels Corn caSy; No.
2mtxed fic, 0Gts easy; No 2ncw 8?c. Rye al9w
md lower; No. ., 4SGiGc. Pork firm az sl2 %,
bacon steady and tirm ut s. sjas ~. Whisky
IN fair demand auC firm Ut 81 n Butter strons.
| or. sugar tirm Eggs Steldy Rt Skc. Cheese
III moderate tCulaHi and drln.
ToLEpo o., July - Wheat lower: No. cash
se 5Sy @ c 4gsus soSS ssgs0?'Ss ,9 9S
lOc Oats dull; M. mixed now .oc. Rye dull
| cash TO
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sutrs TO order SIG, reduced from sl7
md $50, at Morton o. Stout & Co. Q,
Merchant TailorS, under McLuro House.
JOHN l. RICE, Manager.
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Wool.

NEW YorK. July oi.-p,g iron quiet. copp
cHsIer. Load tlrm. Tin quiet StriItS SO %.
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Ronsnr ". KYLE Inns tho Pittsburgh,
Fil,er In all sizes for domeittc ana
manufacturing purposes.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-25
BnAxrox COUNTY

Republicans Held AN Eathasiast.s Coo.
ventiOn-rtiasluE Ard PatriStie RssOIn.
ttOs' AdnptOd-conErssssonal and sdna-
t0Fial Delegates Eioctad.
sosetal DtIpGist % n. Ia,acDsaa.r
SurTos, W. VA, July e4-Ths Brax.
ton County Republican convention, as.
sembled Saturday 2iss Inst Hon.
Henry Bender, vas elected chairman
and ]. q. Dunn and Amos Blophe. score
taries. Tho chair appointed commit.
toe on resolutions, as toilows: ". F.
Morrison. II. n. Sfclfurrow. J. II.
Stewart +. II. Rsxrood and Il. J. Rod
kin.
Tho following named gentlemen vero
appointed delegates 70 the several con-
ventlons to wit:
COngreasionai-cap.a!n G. W. Car.
tain, John o. Bender, W. G. Lloyd,
David Frons. ]. 81. Stewart, W. L.
Kelly. G. L Cunningham. ]. II. Marble.
J. V. Tough, Fletcher Cunningham. @,
Homer Morrison, g. 2. Gillespie, A. ].
Hyer. Z. W. squires, q. II. MARBLE.
Hugh Amos, J. I. Berry, J. Z Morris,
II. J. Rudkin, II. II. Detomn, James
hcMorron, A. Mccoy, Eiias Atwood, L.
W. Rollyom and 7. L. White.
Senatorial Ninth dlstrics-IIon. J. g.
Hyer, W. +. Morrison, W. J. Cutlip,
Bernard Robson, William Hopkins,
Sylvester sutton, J. ". Hannah, Hon.
Henry Bender, John Lloyd, Joseph
summors. James Bull, J. II. Taylor.
William Anderson, Elkouch Coming.
ham, Joseph Bodkln. William Bland, O.
johnson, 4. II. Moaly, Jesse Cunning.
ham. l. W. Fleming, W. s. Rollyson,
81. NJ. MCiorrow. A. Q. Hamsic, Jones
Seargent and Burt Skidmore.
Delegate distribution. J. D. Sutton,
Dr.. ]. W. HSer, 7. l. Curry, =. II. Nor
rison, II. McMahan, l. l. RoilyBon,
Richard Ramsey, W. N. BogFs, a.
Mccoy, John Chapman, II. J. Bodkin,
II. II. Detomore. J. 4. Morris. Gideon
Morris, n. Mccartney, @. L. EnVel, II.
]. Boggs. Thomas Hinkle. Albert Frome,
Joseph Jones, F. NJ. Rexroad, D. D.
Martin, n. Lindin, J. A, Mealy and
Elias Luchard.
Tho chairman and secretary. by vote
OF tho convention, were ia addition, ap-
pointed as delegates 10 all OF tho con.
ventiona
Tho committee on resolutions re.
ported tho following, which was adopted
by q unanimous vote with big aye.
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Mrs. N. Stevens Hart S
School for Young
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