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a Preacher Assnssinnted,

FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 2.-Rev. D.
C. Cook, colored, pastor OF the colored
Baptist church here, and one OF the
most prominent among tho preachers
and teachers OF his race in this section.
was waylaid and shot at tho door OF his
home last night, He died Instantly.
jonas Clark, colored, has been arrested
on suspicion.
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WILL NOR DELAY.
The Senate Committee VIII Act Promptly
On tho Tariff iii.

TIC Senate Committee VIII Act Promptly
On the Tariff Blil.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 2.-seua-
tor Voorhees,, chairman of the senate
finance committee, said to-day that the
tariff bill would not be delayed for q
hay after,it should reach the senate, and
that Inland other members would pro-
coed to work upon it without any loss
OF time, whatever. The manner in
which it will be considered will depend
entirely upon the committee on finance.
In the matter OF the time the committee
will be controlled largely by the extent
OF tho hearings. It is generally con-
coded thatsome hearings will be granted,
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WALruAM, Mass, Feb. "a hidden
treasure valued at several thousand
dollars, consisting Of gold watches,
Spanish doubloons and jewelry, was
found by workmen at an old colonial
hotel to-day. a diamond stud of fine
quality. weighing over eight karets, with
a number of ancient papers, was also
found. TIE lessee OF the house has
taken possession Of the valuables.
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The best oalye in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, totter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin, eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company. 49,
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Aremarkable discovery Is ono OF tho
chronic proclama.ions of advertisers.
Cubeb Cough Cure Is not such, 1t Is an
established remedy OF known merit,
made on scientific principles BY expe.
rienced chemists.
" Sold by Alex. I. \ Young, John Kari
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co, Bridge port,
Ohio. Ftti4s5i SaSs 4 IiI35s n,
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WHEELING DAILY TTE1LIGEN0ER FEBRUARY 1894

tho Republican aldo were to ho seon
Senators Frye, Washbprn aud Perkins
oil Cal torniG CT
Cardinal Gibbons wrs In the speak.
or's pow Of tho rosewood gallery on tho
seat, his rod cap making hin consplc.
uon' figure. 5a
AN ALLusIoS TO HAWAII
Several times did Mr.. Reed touuh a
popular chord and bring forth n rcso.
nant and irroprcssiblo response from
tho audience. Once, whom no alluded
to tho Hawaiian situation aud rolorred
to tho administrations attempt TO placs
q barbarian queen upon m abandoned
throne, tho audience choerud and
checrGd again, aud after tho frat out.
burst seemed TO catch It's btenth and
cheored again. When tho ninety min.
utos allotted to Mr.. Reed expired and
no closed his speech tho Republican
sido OF tho. house and tho galleries
broke into n storm OF applause which
was positively deafening. A page
dnrtod down tho aisle 10 present Mr..
Rood mammoth bunch OF roses but
when ho reached his desk tho sea. was
empty. The Maine giant, modest man,
had iled from tho place OF his compcerd
and tho top Of his bald hoad could Just
no seen disappearing through tho cloak
room door. GA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

THOUSANDS who have been cured
gratefully testify to the merits of Ra-
dams Alicrobe Killer Read what they
say BY calling for a 50-page book, free
at Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling, W, Va.
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l HEAErtLY recommend Salvation Oil
for NEURALGIA, for it acts like charm.
J. S. McCsulley, 53S North. Gay street,
Baltimore, Md. a
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AMSTERDAM, Feb. IA match has
been arranged between Hagen, the
worlds champion skater, and joseph
Donohue, OF Newburg, New York. is
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Eisl,on Of snhinn Dead.

ROME, Fob. Cardinal Luigo sora.
fini, bishop Of Sabina, is dead. lie was
born ut Magliano June I, lSOS.
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR RENrT.

.
No, s Virginia street, Island, nine .room0d
house, bath room; brick lIOllS6, Cheap
No. = North Front street. With all modern
improvements, hlnO rooms Cheap TTTG1II
No III southt From street, seven rooms, bath
and lRunhFyt new house, Cheap, ETTi
NO. II south Penn street, Island, eight rooms,
bath room and stable, Cheap. w
No. l2l}S South Font Attcet, sewn rooms aud
bath r0Onj all nodUru improvements, CheaD
No, II North York; street, six rooms, bath room
Cheap N, I = y ~.
No 100 south broadway street. three rooms
basement and bath room. Cheap. q "
No, 81 South York street, seven rooms, bath
room aud Laundry both gases aud electric bcilN
FOR SALE
Business property on Market street, between
EIoygnth and Twelfth street. RCs!lCucOg, iartni,
how cheap am selling 49,. III
liza. IA FL z U. TTN *,
llsNatkot street. TclcphonoCS7. fol
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FOB RE MT.

- - --S -4-S - In -
No. % Fifteenth street, brick dwelling. Il
No. $3.50 Eou street, brick, fvo rooms
No. eSt7 EoH street, brick, i've rooms XIV
No. lh6 Market street, office rooms
No. 10 Tcnth street. storerooui.
No. 10 Ohio Street, second door, frame.
No. A ALLEY l. lower part, IS ID. E
Fourteenth aud MoColl0Ch EtrootS, store,
dwelling oil seven rooms, bake shop and stable,
for 5000 ~ o. 0f'1-,C-r 80
No. l2l Thirty.thlrd street, brick, tlyo roomL
No. ll27 Alley II, frame. llyo rooms. N'F.
No. ?Soa Eon street three rooms. llrst foot
Front room on Fourteenth street, suitable for
ono or TWO guntlumOn. r. S,Igg,t5 ~
10. 1888 Chlpllno street, seven rooms.
No. ~ souA Front street, Reyon rooms and
No. go5 Main street, twolvc rooms aud bath.
10, ela0 Main street, six rooms. gha
No. O. ThlFty.nrst street, brick. ia
0tiec rooms In IlhbAri Block, 1874 Market 81
No. z South York street, tbroe rooml.
NO, 30 Thlrty'soycnth street, three rooms
No. l52l Main street. second and thlrd1loo1
: No. o. Seventeenth street. four rooms. b Z
No. VlOhlo street, first floor, three rooms. n
NO. GOl EOH street, thrrp rooms. 1f
No. 800 llhapllne str0Ot, ilyo rooms, ali 90
No. 2lGJ Maln street. third floor. 2 rooms
SiX.roomcd ftnme dwelling ut Leathdfvood.
Store roomyon South street, In uearneIrab.
crnGcle building. STIE7.IIE
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FOR SALE
street, $1,000 lta.s 80 :
Ten shares Moundsyille Mining md Mauutae-
turing Company stock. S share. par value Sos.
House and lot on Lind street, 81, O0. ~ Y,
Rcsl estatc OF every description. Z
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SENATORS INTERESTED.

a largo number OF senators dropped
ssinand out Of the house during the pro.
\ gress Of Mr.. Reeds speech. Senator
$$Aldrich occupied seat next but ono to
n that of Mr. Reed mud Senator Stock.
Bbridge one Immediately in front of tho
Orator Both Of them listened TO the:
speech throughout with the most per-
feet gattenlion. Senator; Martin of Kan-5
8 sas sat on the Democratic aide, and on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-25
.f0r saIs Of % att-attstg eity.
Suburban atal estate.

1 HAyE sons sheles seit4gss .sa aAss a lo~ prices
GEo \ ylL1Y. JGaAtsA
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for Sale or to Ea-gOus ssIAua.
Bay Ridge and Fort Hamilton.
Haasss large Ahd saaA on Shore road; fronLlEE Ssw
l0ls IN LAFgs Or small plois IN ehoioest locations
r LINT 80.
SdAv, and SSth ~. Bay Ridge, l.
INOR BENNY beautiful gottals a. Bayport. T. 4
II uWo elEht ruans elegantly furnish ed: all
uaehts shady fTuit trees baTn uArriaRsa
and 0Wn bAtniaz hhass ave nllnutss from bay lRd
depot price for ons season 400
n PIkLsilCksR II0 sth AZ, NsS YORK
EOR SALE - reAt daring Ihs ssason Of IssA some
very dssrabls cottages al BAbylon. fully furhlshed
IN the nalI plels manueE. FhotoRraDhs And Al
lATteal4r frela 5kRk Johnson, JR, ~ 1IesFty ~.
ksH fsEk. aaa lss IA IA aeaiAgas -, hroeklyl
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nwtlliaa AOusts % ge-asrOOklyn.

HOUSES in she gath. 1bth. and Goth SArds; And I
Tooms trams slzto s.s 90 y seanS H-"s Aad
WkEks son.
2l5O Fulton a., BTooklyn-
nENT S25-A nice two story And basement house.
" brick, rooms and bath All lnpfoysmsnt9 - par
fees order: near ksed pnlon l. statioh- 500 Van
Barsn - ksy At 800: can be sssn t0day,
ITO LIZA twO-sIory and basement bouSs. 81 Grove
II a.. BTookyn. 4 ID bath, hot And cold SAtsr, stA-
tIonaIy tuba heater and sAnRe: house IN eLcellsnt
condition. renE madsrAts TO desirG0s PArtieA
TTNHREE- STORY and bAssmsaL stons fronts. deco
II ratsd IA brat c.Aas order every hard good
trim PaFlor hoaI Ient from ttS 20 500 per m0nIn
lAqnire Of oSnsT. SoS GFeens aS, near keid
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.fun SHE'D AOusss 90 4a-gOantry.
-.
TINo LET FOR TIE sCNAER CT longer II dsslTsd a
i comfortably iurn shed hoass q . rooms IA tgs
mUuntaina Of fcnnsytEanIa. miles fTuu A. Ella gare
Water uAP: 10 acres of Ian plsnty o. fEuit. sgsia
blsA &C Address Ma ". A kkNAEDG AaFshalfs
Creek Aonros e0anty. "a
VUATCm HILL. &. L.
w far fsaI large cottage fully faraisasd
- - u =. u. 1O1 EAsI Chass a..
AAlIaeEa a.
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M,ai 0statt 1t Anrtian.


Heal estate ut Anrtim.
A.-HRTAN u WENNEbi.Y, AUoT1oNBEh
FERRnPToRY SALE
By order sf the
ErfaRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK
DEsIRABLR INVESTMENT rRoPBRTIBs
BRYAN l. KBNFBLLY viii sell At suctios On
WEDNESDAY March %. 1894,
81 ~ O'Clock noon,
AT rus new YORK REAL ESTATE siLEsRoon.
III BroadvaI trinity Bnndinpi
me desirable, fourstofy basement and cellar brown.
stone dwsllinF Just put IN compiets order
'n'0o' eSs is NJ .of i East iisra ST..
The two desirable four brick tsnsments in good
ORDER slze 25xlOO N each.
4O6 EAST 1ltTH ST. :.
Four-,tcry brick tenement In good order; Size 1oz
tos EAST HATH ST,
Twoand- a-haifstory and basement frame dvslinE.
size 26Nt2 los 8OxlOU ~.
s,sty per cent OF the pn az, money my remain
Maps and further particulars OF Auetionesr. SO LIB
srty 81 Teiephone A2o2 Cortlandt.
g DE wALLTEARss. AuetioneeI
De ONCE III Broadway,
will sell ~ suction at the New York Real Estate sstse
room, 4, Bsosd.sy, q -. ~ o, Z, d nooa
under direction OF
JAMES q. LOCKWOOD. ESQ, REFEREE, -
THREE LOTS WITH uNFINIsIlEb COTTAGES, ON
POPHAN ST, MAR ANTHONY Av,
,.,,.,,.,, srM whep ,ts spS TlDo, ..uou.
Maps terms Ac., from the RkFEREf Temple Courtj
BENZ. v. uBRDING. ksq, plsintiTs attorney ia
Nassau ct, or the auctionser
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amrIlina HOUSES % Tn
UNSTABLE HoUsES uHtuTHiIhsa and furnished. In
FOLSOM BROfHEks. $40 Broadway. cor 18th sL
TIIoILCLAss DIV ELLIkG HOUsEs oVsFlOskihE the
III new EAsr RIVER PARK AZ Soth st.; rent $500 per
Annum; modsTn Improvements; tasteful deesrAIi0ns
''' nEsDERsoS ESTATE co. % Cedar st.
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pwtIIinp ataasts % gn-gnssu giu

RELMoSL 4y-Tsn room eTiss. an tpBr9VsmsntA
ID Teht s25.6Os Astar Place. lOEoon bElek al ini.
pFoEsmels TsnE s2ss sAekstt a.. broom franc
inProssnsnts fent $40; hatA al y tls asRa Tor
Las o. slhsE kouseA ,. HORTu CO. LSS coz
LasnipAu ~. eoEbag Cte1eaas ~
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for Sale OF % gst-tsrOuAIya.

LNOR sALE To LsL-sAVs money; BTOOklyn's head
IT quarters 1000 houses bedrock: circular free Will
LIAM II, GRACk whloughby corner jay. aud III
Broadway. ksW YVrk
CoR SALE on TotET cHEAP-Ths two story base
sub cellar house. SO North Elliott place; al
improvements Apply 70 owner. on premises
GAVE MONEY Ia baylnE OF rsntiaE; 400 Brooklyn
louEh6y. cor jay. BFo0klyn aud III Broadway. N.I.
TNHREE.SToRY siRgls hay wInd0w nais; all improve,
msntA rooms and bath Inquire - Van yOOfhis ct
.s Ss So SioD 70 $40
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Stint 8Oard-sruOh

CuMBERLASD ST. sSs nsar FaltOn.-supsriOr DO
st.I aud room tASo TO $500; imprOvsmsntsi "a
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ataI estate.

ITO LEI. premises on Broadway, RsAE s7d a. aos II
b. TsAi estate agent: posEessi0l 20 - had a.
shes, Apply J. J. fkEYAA. $50 bth Az
VNO LEAsh-Four vacant lois lOOxIOo. fooI Wsst
i 5iStsL IaqulrS ca Wssr I'D a.
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IIlexiCal MDStans Lilinlent
rheumatism Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

TO hand did any marked inclination TO sal
become general The latter reports
showed l,532n00 bushels as the net IL
crease in the world last week. A year ago.
instead of q decrease Of -, 900 Bushels IN
Europe and atioat, there was an increase
Of :. Oh. go bushels. There was rush 20
sell. however. when today's figures we're
made known, and December. which bad
sold spsvingiY 81 the opening ~ 561sc, de-
clsned In q moment to 555sc- The bears
used the lever given them By weak corn
market and the increase IN BradssreeE
visible supply, to impress their views on
unwilling bears. and In al excited struggle
20 find buyers in the last ten minutes o.
the session the price tumbled rapidly 10
b14@55s.c, and closed at 551c- Corn
opened firm. The local crowd was gsaer-
ally besrish on the unsatisfactory condi-
ton Of shipping demand The elevator
people we're looking for buyers OF round
lots. out failed to find any. and offers oil
new No. 3 for December delivery were
much freer today than on any previous day
this season. The opening prices for Nay
were from 5is.c TO 54lsc, but II took only
short time to get it down 10 SIC. About
IL o'clock 1t had . further accession Of
weakness and dropped 70 533s. The press
urs of September corn upon the market
continued 10 be the weakening feature.
further break TO So cents Was experienced
about ten minutes from the close. The
local bears pounded the market vicionsly
when they found it falling. and The local
bulls ran and threw away their load as
they fed. May declined to So cents, or
iss lower than Ii opened, and 53@53ls was
eli fr.fa
oats was of rather limited character,
although the market was fairly firm at in
tervais. May started az 50 and gradually
eascd of 10 $3.50 when it closed. Provi-
sions suffered Ia a similar manner to the
grain markets, bat rather showed the way
than followed in the wake. Business was
fairly good. January pork, which closed
yesterday at sls.07I4. sold today as low as
sI3.77Is, and closed at s13.s2l1. Lard
dropped from ss17lS to S.. ana the latter
was the last trading price. Ribs opened
at Sis, but declined to $7.02l5 and closed
at s7.05.
Closing. Wheat--Steady; September,
52ss@52Xe: December, 55s4c.
Corn-Lower. September, sac; Octo-
Der. sage.
Oat.-steady: September. 2essc; ocso-
Der. 301se.
Rye-Dull at 47c-
Barley-Quiet at 53llc.
Fiaxseed--DuIl at $I.4i.
Timothy seed-Firm at $50.
Pork-Lower, September, si3.42is; JAM
uary. Si3.s2z.
Lard Lower; September and October,
81. s2If; January, $500
Ribs-Lower; September and October.
s7.62h.
LfyK STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts. q, 900 head; official.
yesterday. Il, 5S5; shipments, 6.566; mar
ket, active and fair; best grades, &c higher;
others, steady.
Cattle-Roceipts, 1900 head: market,
fairly active, but under the liberal supply
prices are easy at 5@i0c lower.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head: in fair de-
mand and unchanged.
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Steamer walIa waIla viii arrive today
from san Francisco
snip Ivanhos was hauled into the bun
kers last night TO load Black Diamond
coal
Traffic BY steamboats, between this port
and Tacoma has fallen OF during the past
week.
The Mckee Rankin Theatrical Com
rany arrived yesterday from Port Towns
sad ay the steamer EYangeL
Steamer Rasalie went over 20 West Sc
attic 10 the grain elevator last night and
loaded tsenty tons Of wheat for Victoria
Lighthouse tender MsnzaaitA was on
the beach at West Seattle yesterday morn
ing having her bottom scrsped and was At
the bankers in the afternoon taking on
fael.
The old freightirg steamer E. u. Smith.
which has been laid up a. Loeeli on tho
~uohoEnssh river for some montha, was
brought dowa several days ago and Will
undergo inspection today. She wil do q
general fre8ghgiag business on the Sound.
Steamer City Of Pasdly Iefs for san
francisco a. o'cloes this morning with
a fflll cargo OF grain. salmon and nerehan-
disc and the following passengers from
this port; Mrs. ]. ChFisu&asoa. Mrs
Wolf. Mrs Reynolds and children. Mr..
De. Dawson. Mrs- J. l. Smith. 1. r
Thomas. ] Greenwzla, Mr.. Sza born and
family, Mrs. r. c. BAatx and child. Mrs.
Clundis CoTnsff. y. p. Adams. J. o.covieh.
Mrs. {. III. osernaa AMI tao chilarea. ~
/. Iiiston, ". HI. Lewis. Mr.. aud Nrx
Arnate. III. r. Aes3arvis. I. r. Thomas.
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ENGLISH MARK ETs.

LoSpoS, Sept. l9.-Bar silver. % 7-16d.
Consois, i02 3-i6. Bank of England dis
count rate. per cent
NEW YoRK, Sept. 19.--The Erening Posts
special financial cable from London is as
follows: The relapse in stocks was short
lived. Americans opened dull. but quickly
rallied on considerable provincial and
foreign buying of a good nature. and they
closed at about the top. with rise of IL
to 81 all around. Ii is considered that the
Americans are standing the persistent
bear attacks very WE'LL South Americans
were less active. but firm.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 19.-Whcat ~ Steady I;
holders offer moderately: No. 2 red, WIN
ter. ~ ed; No. . red spring. Is 6j1d.
Corn-steady: holders offer moderately /:
new mixed. spot, Is 1914; futures. duh !;
holders offer speringly; September, 4s 10d ;
October. Is Sd November. As sgd.
Flour-Steady: holders offer moder-
ately; ST. Louis fancy winter. 5s Cd.
Hops-At London tPasific coast). hold
ers offer moderately; f2@ e. Is.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
PORTLAND, Sept. i9. --Wheat--VaIley. 75c
Nslia Wslia, 656f67kc.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE ov TRADE.

THE STATE on TRADE.
sAs Francisco. Sept ia.-The move
ment in vegetables IL fairly active. Pota-
toes and onions are easy. Sweets are
higher. In fresh fruits, grapes are dull
peaches tirmer: prunes and plums cleaned
up 10 good advantage; lemons are easier.
A new supply of lines has been received.
The butter marke, f. firm for all creamery
descriptions. Eggs have also an upward
tendency. The poultry market is weak
and dali. Another invoice OF Eastern is
overdue.
Closing; Wheat - Weak; December.
sac; May. $3.50.
Barley Steady, December. s61sc; May.
eiAe.
.orn-slso.
Bran--si4 per ton.
bRKApsrrrrs AND GRAINS.
Flonr-Famiiy extras, 81 2oetS33; bak-
ers' extra sSi5IS25; superiine. S2a5et
2m
Wheat business continues light. s01
elAc for No. ! shipping, and SIZE fer
saosce product: milling grades, soVEsoc !.
Nslla Nalls wheat. 1oc for fair average,
exsse for No. 2. and AoGs5oc Tor of grades
STRENGTHENING ars amply sufficient TO
meet ali current needs. Feed. fair 20 good.
atNke; choice, 7ss.@soe; brewing. 10
sssr.
uats--So Improvement Milling. sli0t
LIS; surprise. ST. i59eI2o; fancy feed, $40
clio good to choice. aTssestslc; poor
10 TAR. s0@aa,se. gray, socSssi
Produce receipss-Flour, sacks, GA;
wheat, esntais. -. AS; Washington, !. soTi
barley. centals. 2.5as: Washington. o5T:
eats, centals, SCI: Washington, sol; beans,
saess, $50; potatoes. sacks. S,oos. onions.
saeks. SCI.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-oa sight New York. per 500.
EAe. Sterling bills--on London, sixty
cay bank. s4s6ts.
silver hSrs-Per ounce. eS1ss6se-
Mexican dollars-oSse62ssc
MINING SHOCKS
Alta. IS: Belcher, IS: Best 4 Releher.
- Booze Consolidated. loo: buiwsr,
= Saollsr. s.. Consolidated California
Virginia. &20. Crown Point. IS. kareka
,en,, Is: 6onid & Curry. s3i Hale & Nor
sssoas. Iai Mexican. $50; None. y;
s9Ant nssblo, 10: Ophsr. go Fososa,
~ Savage. is Sierra Nevada il0. Union
..sasolidatei. .; Utah. q: yellow Jacket
~; Andes, 50, Bullion. IS; Csledenis> L. /;
seaisenge Consolidated. 20; consolidaled
.nperisi, 2. Grand rFiEr. s. Justice. 20;
Afatnc&, =; Occidental, Il; overmsn. -
sse- beioher. Il; Scorpion. >. Alpha Con-
seadsts4, II. Confidence iaA
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Wv HcRE. sept Ia-The share sreeu-
is'iea se1sy was generally hrm on mod
esa's ro.ams e business. the only stock
sseS,ag decline Of more than traction
"a iAs days transactions being View Ier-
W tentvAl. winch Is down ID. The other
.esses we're only y per cent. uassr. ana
we're few in number and included no active
sock except Caioaso gas. the decisas on
sssea Is agt !. There vas fairy good
safsng Tor the London account. chiesy in
q fsal A new factor Of the advance IN
.es railway list Was = report Of rrcoseie
"fefaole action by the Iowa rsa9'
NsS commission on the srrlica-
We Tor more LIBERAL schedules Ihis
1aaced purchase. Of the Granger stocks.
s0ta iog sns long and 20 ssysr sssgt soa-
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CHICAGO MARkErs.
rrr roAnn or rn.px

CHrc.so. Sspt la-RsaistFses's increase
of the visible supply VAS weakening
factor in wheat and free selling did the
rest Other markets followed wheat The
fr.t transactions Of the day In wheat we're
Al suhstsn italy the same prices IS ruled
Al she close OF yesterday session The
receipts at Chicago. Minneapolis sad pa-
Iuth we're only modsTsts. but the total 81
the urinary Western markets were again
.Y,rstiw over i.oo.0so bushels. Foreign
markets were generally quite steady. the
exception being ~ Paris. TesegraHs from
Duluth this morning reported s"tSo
hu.he!s So fhs amour; sod Yesterday.
sno on az which was TO New York mlisers,
anA TOO GO bushels 20 the Baltimore sradss
Negotiations for farther lots ssre sad 10
be In progress at pulush today, ana Mta-
n~arolis early ia TIRE day reported q
GOOD demand for cash wheat At % -
In 70 = c'ciock tie business done
~ss small. The local crowd sas rather
inclined 10 sell. and the orders fron OUT
side wsre ehielly to sell psesinesr aac har
N.v NJ S. difference. The tendency as
slightly down~srd. bat nos rntn the
Srs.4strs<s,s x.sss.s sapsly s<sssssas sAns
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Deeds Recorded In the Auditors ONE
Yesterday

AeStrfQ&y.
Real estate transactions from January I,
1854, are S., 39s, 7ta. There were nlad for
record yesterday deeds. tbs oonsiaers-
tons aggregatsng sS,4o9. Following 10
the list rs furnished By Osborne. Trcsnpsr
& Co., shstraotcrs of title, ll6 Cherry
street, between Front aud Second:
]. P. Gleason TO II. ". Wheeler, loi 5,
block Is. Central Seattle and other, s.. 500
Phoebe L. Cgrfus 10 a. /. Adams, lot 10,
block Is Bigeloss, 81
III. II. Mseksr, administrator. to G. II.
Luther. lots IL and IL, block q, ]. ]. Me-
Giivra's, $50
Thomas lose ct al. TO II. L Rudd, lot s.
block 90. GangloH 3 and other, 500
xSamueg Pinkerton TO w. 4. Pinkerton,
ne1x of sell sec 3. %, s. 81.
A. II. Ruelie ct al. TO Margaret NJ.
Smith. lots 8. and 10. block Q. Bige-
lows. 81
a E. Higgins TO E A. Hatch, undL Of
wly5l Of lots 10 aad II, block %. A. A.
Denny's. S.
n Boardman TO ]. Z. Hubbart. undts of
wly1z lots 10 and IL. block q. A. A.
Denny's, 81.