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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02

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NOTICE Is HEREBY GTvEN THAr 81
= 4,oND4f. lhE sIH Day OF rAEsA
lsf1- the undersigned VI f sr,r's q ~. ~.
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~ q Smarter % t1cerls.ra-e ne flcfntlsh crnt
:. -. Nellfeny las 1liecl 81 s-il c1Fc.stlls :
@-lsflalio1ss % really and FreEsallrr "a e. IE
PoFiose q trade ana prudt tai t1r the un1rae &
Is.ellloins ile general cessEl ara iaosi1f exc
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Chronic Cata-rh Cured.

After suffering severely from chron-
ic catarrh, and almost losing NY
voice from the effects Of the disease, I
resorted to Radam's Microbe Killer.
and found relief.
MISS Cora NAV.
Dowagiac. Mich.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02
Steam Well Borars.

The undersigned parties are pre-
pared on short notice to drill all kinds
Of wells, guarantee their work and
time required to complete same.
Apply TO, ]. ID. ALLEN,
WM- MCKAY, fernando, Fla.
oeala. Fla. s-2s-sS.
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VIZ: EASTEs OWENS 81 oca'a. pa. h1ms-
stead- ~ -i5oi Tor tie uthusst qlsnsl b.
sisnthNesr quarter ~ sEffsna 81 ftsash s "a
snltth. ranEe - cat
she uaznes 10 tqiluWiug u1rrrszss e. rr1ve 81
= y sslas''s TssioeIife uruu eui ClitiFaf31 3
mes 9qf Wgisn WuiL MHas Leaaa
hiliiaid Wolf. al 81 0Cals. fle
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02

Gusya Jelly and Orange marmalade
at Smiths.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02

The largest AMI finest lot Of bananas
at Smiths.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02

Batternilk soap f.r toilet aud bath,
highly perfumed, nothing equals il.
Price ten cents cake, at the Anti
MonopoIv Drug Store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02
NOTICE ron pusucArloN

LaSp OFFfCE AZ 6 ,tss rlE 20. F
49, hem ~ 81. i.4
Nc1ltk Is NEGtB1 GIVES lukT IH1
4 foloNiug -fauiCd - fti-f has Sc e ultlaf q
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9ls cain. anli tha ssid - ~ uil e q ace -
e . A. MILLS. Clerk .ilcult c.urf. e
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CITY MARKET

Exposition street, Oeala, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02

For soaps, toilet or ba;h, do not fail
to visit the Autobiography Drug
Store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02

The New York members of congress
do not like the Income tax PROPOSE
ton. All reforms seeu 70 have their
origin in the NEST, where luen are not
50 rich as to make Them iusensible 10
the needs OF the people Memphis
Appeal-Avsianche
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Attractive Windows.

Exposition street. Ocala, +
l-Ii-d and " -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
STATE ENCn,iPMENr.


HsWSy NOtsS and PcSrsnnIs About the
SOidisrs-An Amusing Incident.
'poeiaI Dtlp1teA To tAs In'sRSussr.
MAETISSrCRo, ". Va. July SI.-Siajos
S. A. Austin. surgeon Of tho Second
regiment, Is an old ex.Coufederate
soldier and encamped on the came
grounds he Travelled Thirty years ago.
Ho met While hero great many OF or
old families hO knew during tho war.
Both the frs! and Second regiment
bands arc good musical organizations.
Tho First 10 from ClUrkbbuTg aud has
eighteen people, with Sergeant Virgil
Highlands % director. Tho SOcond ~
from CharlOston and has twenty Tieccs,
with Sergeant Il. P. Gates as tho
director
Tho only Wheeling nau 10 camp is
Msjor Bagulsy. who is big enough for
TWO and popular enough lot dozen.
Tho wounded and dying Of the guard
may always call Hpoa che major.
II anyone wishes q good position IN
tho guard be- shouId 90 to MorGantown
and enlist in the university cadet corps
for short timo and he will soon stop
up. There were appointed upon tho
different stalls from there this year
Capt. J.W. Hughes. Lieut.. John MCVors,
Lieut. II. S. Stead, Lieut.. z. Il. Jones
and Sergeant Majot X II. Ramsey.
There arc ut least twenty-five university
men in tho guard ami Two regents,
Cot. Clarence Smith and Lieut.. Wit
French.
An amusing Incident that will illus.
trate tho tendency Of troops TO break
the eighth commandment occurred u
few days ago. Chaplain Buchanan
visited the tent Of an officer who was
short on chairs, and MI orderly was de-
tailed 70 ateal one in order that tho
pnstor might have q coat In hort
time he returned with chair, which
latur tho chaplain discovered was tho
only ono which lio himself had IN bis
tent.
At the next oncampment large tont
will 10 erected Tor holding chapel ser
ViCos.
Colonel Blrhaugh saws that he has
travelled all over tho world and never
saw as many pretty girls ns arc at tho
cncOmpmeuL
Mrs. Colonel Clarence Smith, Mrs.
Colonel X. L. Fast and Mrs Captain
". Is. Sine wero oil tho fair sex that
came with tho troops t
Major ZOO Chiffon completely LOB. his
heart to ono of Pennsylvania iairest
daughters during tho encampment.
After tho first day the major never ap-
peared inside tho guard line.
The Second regiment had chickon
ono day for dinner, aud tho next day
four policemen weEG on tho hunt for
robbers OF roosts near tho camp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
ISlirskn I

Mr.. Thomas Bate, editor Of tho
Graphic, Texarkana. Arkansas. has found
what hc believes to DO the oest remedy
In existence for the fiux. His expo.
rienCe 10 we'll worth remembering. io
SAYS: Last summer had q worry severe
attack of lux. I tried almost every
known remedy, mono giving relief.
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar.
rhna Remedy waa recommended to me.
l purchased hottie and received al-
most immediate relief continued to
usc the medicine and was entirely cured.
l tnko pleasure in recommending this
remedy to any person suffering with
such n disease, as in my opinion II is
tho best medicine In existence"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01

Advances u;cthoWu IN fCvurai linC5. Trada ls
dali. market quiet and steady There arc very
tow changes In quotations except 10 sugar anH
u0sS usual ut this time Of the YOeE. buyer "a
ing reluctant 10 purchase except for immediate
wants
8pup,-Cho,ce sugar syrIp', ~; fancy drius
2Sc, silver drips &c; new crop New o:leanI mo,
lugs1.s, choice. !lc; prime 9sci tAtf gc; nixod
good. Now orleans. sc; bakers good $50,
IrUris0as--IArgrS {. hnnIS noue; medium 8 =
hams nc; Il c breakfast bacon ltltc; s. .sEouI'
lrrS 81 SIlCs a.; ordinary. beef ITO; ham
dried heet lI'4c; EnucKlcs l6o family ncSs PORK
Ii rieuS. ElfGD; bean pork, bGls.. ti3 10.
Hrl-Furn Fpfncd. In ticrcc, 30; ~ y uns
SIC, Chicago lard, 10 tiefcr. 8S o. 10 u Is
palls. 10 it'; 9Hgc; TN psils ~ lbs; " -,
snJar--Cuil1dt hg.c. cuboS i&c; powdered
jLSc; grluulNiGd standard &c; shndGfd cOnieS;'
t1nCr' 4 I7Sc; Columbia a t.''ic. standard
Windsor 4 IsiU; American 4Avj White extra
c sic; extra SOlc; ifut Nichr gtIo.
(hGsr-GrCcn CONCc-FnnCy Gollen Rto 9nc;
fancy green &c; choice green elttSc; fnaatlnS
grades 3ltyc: Java ?Stsc; roaSte! In pScRGgesI1-
Arrow Mo y 7lc; Panhandle Gl79c; ArhucElc &
Co \ rnlstntI p TIc; LINK roasted 2t1sc; Old Gov
orureni Java roasted nc; MOchh mud Java &c.
TnS-YonnS Tyson per III, 2Sai0c; glupowdcr
1a7Sc imperial 3iRjOc; japan 2Ja'Oci OllohS IA
Toe; SOuchuug 23GGC.
CaHiEI Star, mll weight, i0c; PnrGfllnc, pot
ID. l!Lyr; mould. per set. lOc:
TiHngdr-ChOlcS cider, lgHi1c per gal. standard
city urandS ltHlIc Der gallon; country l8aIoc pet
SC Citss"ls quoted as jobbing a. sn9tic for
tNll cream; SSeftsct. lJIfAlIc. according % quail
It's; IIIuburgCr lac; factory l0Hc; New York l!Nc
P'sh-So. mGGEeFci. ~ Us %; ~ ": 70; r. OS'
90 los. ~ ~: so & small. 81 10 for 30 lbs: NO y
:ssssii'STlmoshy. 81 % rcr nushei clover small
S"S ", s9S' ,,,h,I Al M oxt1n Dcy bbl. 81 Is;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
GENERAL OUTFITS SCHEME
For u Militia Reserve force For uuetttng
IntcrnnI Disturbances.

For u mItiLh NtSafVc fOrCc FOE SuolAAhB
Internal Disturbances.
WASHINGTON, b. G., July 3l.-The
increasing performance Of the militia
for Qucllin0 internal Disturbances and
It's potential strength in caso OF threat
oucI war, has Icl General Curtis, Of
Now York, who is On enthusiast upon
military matters. 10 cmbody his plaus
for national militia organization IN q
bill. The bill hos received tho sanction
OF tho house committee on milttin, and
although probably II will not secure n
hearing this eOsalou may DO called up
next session.
General Curtis proposes that tho mi.
lila shall consist OF every able-bodiod
male citizen between tho ages Of Is and
IS, tho organization TO DO known rs the
national guard Of tho states, and the
unorganized as tho reserve militia.
The organization OF tho former would
DO made TO conform as closely as posi-
bio to that OF the regular army. Tho
national guard, according to the plan,
could be called into action by tho
President or by an act OF Congress,
while only an act OF Congress could call
out the rosorve militia, the President
having power to call upon tho gov.
ernors OF states for the needed forces OF
the guard In case OF invasion, or dan
ger OF invasion from foreign foes, In
dian uprisings or rebellion against the
authority OF the government, specify
ing in his call the period OF service re-
quired, with the Limitation OF nine
months. The national guard or re-
serve militia when in service would DO
subject to the same rules and articles OF
war as the regular troops Of tho United
S,ates, md would be entitled TO the
same pay and allowances.
For the maintenance OF tho militia
organizations the plan contemplatos an
annual appropriation Of $500. 1000. to be
apportioned among the states and terri-
tories, and to DO disbursed for arms,
ordnance, store and equipments under
the direction OF the secretary OF war, no
state being entitled to share unless II
has enlisted and uniformed at least one
hundred men for each senator and rep.
resentativs in Congress to which it Ia
entitled. Provisions for annual en-.
campments under the supervision OF
officers OF the regular army arc made.
and various persons arc exempted from
service; officials OF the government,
mariners, pilots and employees Of rail.
roads used to military or postal service,
being the principal classes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
A Weakening Diet.
DetroIt Free Irta,

Detroit Free irc@'
Il was down by tho sea. One OF those
pretty cottages near populous summer
resort where tho hotels arc bigger than
they are anything else. and the lady
who owned tho cottage and lived in It
was ia the kitchen. knocking arouud, AS
auy woman will do who is any sort OF a
woman. Presently light tap camo on
tho door aud sho opened 1t. What mot
her did not look like tramp. although
/. had chosen the pleading manner and
attitude OF ono.
"Grncious," she exclaimed, in spite Of
hersclt; II didn't know there wcre
trnmps at the so0side."
81 beg your pardon, madam" respond
ed the Victor; ~ am no tramp"
"Of course, you arc not, eho apollo
gtzed, blushing. Is thcro any ono you
wish to SCOT"
MADAM" no replied. with au effort.
IT hnve not tasted food for thrco week."
"What9" she almost shriOked.
II said thad not tNstcd food for throe
weeks"
II thought you said you weTc not
tramp2" and her tone was not go mu'
ii am not, madam" this with a con;
ylncing manner that almost unbalanced
"rheu, whus arc your shO asked,
ncrvously.
II am guest, madam, at one Of those
big hotels ovor Yondcr. and have been
since II opened, and oil ] have had to
cat has boon elegant tnblo ware and
good society,""
dVrbolt from clear shy. II thunder
bolt may DO eaid to flash, md she in
viteh him in, and gave him dinner
that made him forget oil his sorrows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
rrHl

The tendency. owing 10 the 0rnuth, ia toward
higher pricCS The rlius may hGlp out on late
Htiirics hut most lines have been cut short by
t,tiie dry weather 4 slight a1vnMcr Is shown on
rSnrIy every article Tho local apple crop Is
practically u lailnrC. and poinioeS are vnrySma!I'
which show u decided advance IN other mar
kets, which Is beginning To mako Itself felt hero
In large stocks Dealers will have 10 look else
where for choice stock. wntCrmcionS advanced.
Us tirOn;in's crop Is consumed. aud Indiana
N0vc moi yet started, but this week shoWS hcHv'
irr receipts
Luttr7-Country choice per H.. l3Gi5c; country
good, iaI2c; county iGir, &c
Eyos-FrCSh IN case, lOc ncr dozen; in
barrels l0r per dozen.
ionlsrt-I'ricc por pound: Old roostcrS. 8atc'
chickens spring. i?AliC; chickens. lien, 7ci
ducks, 70
7ro14oal Frrt,s-IemonS s. Tia4 . yer box
hauunas. 81 GOAL IS per buuch' McsSIuH oranges
NsGsia6is-cab6igC o. 80 por barrel. Rhu:
butb. i5c per dozen. New Rose potatoes 81 y
We 10 rer barrel Green benus &c per bushel.
Tomatoes. 81 Goal IS per hushGl: Onions. GSs
7Du lpcr buShcl WatcrmClonS. SIS 0J9o % per
100. CucUmbCts. home grown. l5R9O iHE
dozen. CGntalonpCs, 81 75Go y per crntO, Celery
SOC per dozen Blackbcrria, djc per bucket
Sweet corn 81 o. per barrcl Green apples.
g. cont 90 :pcr barrel Sweet potatoes, ss1 per
barrel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
nrain- Fln,,r nnh Yred.

Very fcw changes are NrerdCd ia this rnsEEeL
New Shes. Il WrsG a. low pf:etS New nay fs
CSmfug IL a. aodcrHtc prices
GFuiH--Sew VhCai SiEj0c psf b;tshel; Old WhSa'
ypa,Gc Corn par buihel, eat from store. 80
Oats Out oi store, western crop. sc yer bush"f;
new thl
F7ow-Fnncy roller pill winter wheat, v9od
e. e. o. TER barrel: patSf. e ~ PIT barrett eptng
whoa. NinpehuhS q IS IN SscE, y q PET batrei
Old wheat Famous g 70 In sack, q % ~ WOOD,
GUuI. Ii b In wood and Oneelrhth cottoni y 70
~ paper. .,a.,,
Ped-iItau Si7lIs P9E Ton; mtddtnRs Sls1p
psF ton, HAY. baIed. sli 0l1l6 % DER ton. tetAu
loose old bay SlA OOAij % pet ton; loose old nay
SIS 0Hi9 10: new hav $40 Goals o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01

Roots and Barrie Gtnsens, dry, por h., In 10.
mani, s!2Sa2 Is: BIgsntrHs, bark. per ID, 2HHSc;
10, lhn2C; yellow root golden seNII, per b.. 0a
;ac; 6ioOd mot, per d.. &C; Seneca snaSc root,
per h.. free Of top GI:oe; West virginia. snake
root, pct H., 2LAjc: pink root per h., limo ;0s
3Sc; elm OIrk Ter ID. igec-
BsGnS-PrInS now hand picked. medium, 81 %;
prime new hunh.picGed, navy, g. IL
ROOF-FInC washed lGnl7c: Nc OF FOL. IN
washed; medium unwaAlci l%ci medium
washed l6HlSC.
JiGmrv-ln tho comb. per H.. i3nl6N
Rd1a-Country mixed LIlC per H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01

Tho best onlvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
soroB, tc.tor, cbappod hands, chil6lains.
corns. aud all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed to give perfect satistac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents pcr box. For aale BY Logan Drug
Companv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01

NV YonK. July Sl.-Flour. rccoip'S 5000
brr'els exports 3iU1 barrels; sales ll,Un hnr'
Trly; market quiet n,Id stundy. Wheat, receipts
;0I.UOJ bushels; exports HsO9 bu.hel;; sales
OF aiD,, spOt market vrry dull; No hard Gbktc
opfI5tts WeRk and lever: No. !TrI August An
S5i0ISc; September, jdtsttiHa594e; October
81 lJSLa37tgCi November t9,IaO01SG1g1Gci May
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
Mrs. M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1910 aud 1918 prnrks. St.. Wheeling. VIVA

Tho Island cars and electric motor. pass the
door. Fourth annual session begins MoNpA l.
September H. 1891. This school offers COM
pleto aud thorough education In Practical Eng;
liah. Mathematics, English CllSalcs. latin anu
Modern Languages .,,...
Tho school consists Of Primary. lntcfm0ulnto'
Tho methods end courip Of iuNFufIinn WIZ
compare iRvoraely with tho best ScwinSies IN
tho country.
Noys are recc!vCd IN the Primary and Inter
mediate, For circulars or Interview, apply To
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
prInnipal. WhNel!nE. ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
1hn ,Yn,r, aud lilo snIdcr.

81 Nicholas
Said tho Wasp to tho Spider lets huiid Us u
ship. ,,.
Veil inytnn il right AZ the trout OF chlpi
/ ikr rIrrlucri hold wu wifi start 0nn llip,
Nui weather tho !lcnvtest gale.
TIE Spider nsrSci mud they both sailed away
Fnr over tho seas ~ llIulr hOty;
M, wliiIICs they went. really can't say, a..
FoF iiuy wo'r never heard ot agaiu i:om thar
day ,.--...,...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
co. BREWSTER Recu,vor.
limo Table No, H. to take oTtrt l!;0l a IN,
SUNDAY November 10 lSll

1IfnU TNUIW NO ". 10 UNIV Q ITTTI s'IE u NJ
SUNDAY November 10 lSll
Leave wheeling -ts:O0, to:j. 2u;iOa, IN. pm.
gan, II 80 1900 p. N,
Leave PenInsulR- 'O6. t9;5l. lii:lSA u.,t!:!O
Sa:aI, ti.sG. 1906 y, III
Leave Martins fcry-tslI 1851 li;Sla IN.
to:Sl, "5:27 tt:iL l9'l!
Arrive TCrmiual IuurtIon-tsl7, tl0:U allAi
0. m tl;Ss, "l:Gi ~. .a'lS p. IN
Leave Terminal JnucIiOn-t7:!!, 300 a m.
el5sIO. n. IN. }J:39. ti;Ni ti;ll tS.I5 j.. m.
Leave Martins fcrry-t7;2S 1901 am, "iI;D.
;t.OS, tam tj.l0. tS:i!p m
Leave Peninsula -t7'Ji, i9iiam.. "t?;il, siu.
Arrive Whceiing-t7'sO. lOa a IN. 'i?:i1
u.i7 tI.2i. tj;3i. tH:nSr N.
SDsIly. fDGily except Srnday. llundays only
All trnins will run on EASTERN TImo
J.E TAUSSlG. SupCrintcndenL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01

SYMPTOMS = Moisture; intense Itching and
FtIngng most Ut night: wOne OySctatGhluR: II
allowed 10 continue tumors form, which often
bICrd aud NIccrntO. Incoming very Sotn
SWAYERS OINTMENT stops tho itchiHg and
Bleeding, heals u!ccIailoJ, and In most cases 10,
moves tho LntnotG ~ lrnvgIStS; ot ~ mall, Tor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01

Simply apply "SwAYNEs oISrNCSr." No In.
tcrilaI medicine required. Cures tettcr, eczema,
itch, all CrptiOns on the face, hands, noSo, So,
irHvluH tho skin clear white and healthy. liS
great healing aud curative powers AFRO possessed
6y no other remedy. Ask your druggist Tor
sWAYSR'S OlSrMEST TTliS4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01

When Baby vAs SICK, We gave her cA"tor'A.
When slO wns Child, SAO cried for cas,ortA.
When GhO became Mis-, shc chung to cGstorIa.
When she bad Children, sho gOvo thCm COstOria,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01

Sg%ssSHseiJGe. Corn. rsoslPn2 90 hHSheiS; eE'
porfs ikbp GuShetat sliaa ClldoO btAhch 81 ~,
tdns aud N09 bashsl, fsyoi f1aFlei ;scak hn1
lover Aueuti hlAa5sfo5l5se sstNeIa.ef = Is,
bush eit eXuofth 20 bnfnelz; GAlns u 90 Jushele
Of futures 6n4 eSCpo bushels Q! SPOT; marSei
Itesdy; AuE'ist NJ tsS3sifc' seplemnEI y
Hay H'esdcr Hops weak Hide d1ll Gp f
ss;, Ie;d aT g., s9sSS .y., 5s'f s9sr ' afS
WeltEru dsrJ i!aI9N; DO cEvanSSI lt 49,
Cheese weak; state iGRu 7SS'fe hRCS heaNy
Taiibw dull; city F9aC Rnsln Guii auu 49,. 49,
TuUeuIine quiet Rics Eteady. 4olasaS si s,iI:
COdcc steady and Gals poinI hiShef sugar
steEdy,
CllIcAoo. Juty 81. Corn heIits.cd 10 10 e'nia,
tfpnai hdVSncs 70 day, aud WGs io i1Egt ~ he
f1izh Gond rains IN tho corn belt SDd tne uios
pecI Of morn caused the deciihe Nbeal W.
ei9Sci Viii !o.s q Xc oats closed .le lower
and provisions with but little change
Flour unchangI-d. -,
wHEAT-Cs4h No 2Fpripg s2aSSHr No 20, ! .T;l
SA'2jsc: July titEejis SaS2r' sepIem6ef o'>SA''4
' GSRs%e St5Os ts Z JGiy aa4',:,ssNg Sep.
tsT,ber t(itoIS1sS tS5{rs; May Easatil 4 tytSa
OGTs-juy SSA5ja!SHc; August 2sSa9aS
axe; September s5<aS5sS?S'Ie; May SSaS7'sa
RYE-ao. 2. Soc
RIAXsrED-tl Is.
TlTufNT sEEb-sS % 81, .,,-.
MEs PORK -CAs6 81? coal? 70: fnly si2 OK;
September q? 60ul9 a0al2 - n.
LARu--CA'h and July 8 9lN: September = ~
snoHr ErEs-CGAh s. TX: July 20 'sSS' sep
tcinbcf 81 o.
Others unchanged
BALTIMORE, July I.-Flouf dull and un.
changed. receipts 2toOO barrels; Ghiptncpu ~
bArrclS Wheat quiet and easy; spot ann m liTt
1SLaHiSikr August 55S4aSy44Ec; september 5tat
receipts ltG6Cl bushels shipments lbs,up bN1n
els. Corn duh; pOi and month 90 pnu steouS
No. white WNStcSn NatOc. RE0 quieti 40 !,
a.. IIDy slow: good 70 choice tinOihy CIV ~"
Is 10 lnitcr excited; fancy cFeamet! &C
Othen unchanged.
PmiLLbHPinA. July E.-Flout wCnk. NhcS,
weak aud lower: No. ? nd Sput 557ia'Rc; Augh9'
opposite; September Hf5nSSc; October 6llba ~ e
Corn lower, No. mixed SPOT 5lRj2c, August w
blbsc. September and October 1OS.G5lc. S 1au
arm; No. 9Tbitospot +StiAi1r, August 5Hsi ~
sCptenbCf 0iASI 4Sg3c; October NC Inter @tnIe
cr md higher. fancy western cFentntty $500
Egps steady; western i2sSr. Cheese unehanEeN
CIScINEATI. O., July S.-Flour quiet Whca'
easier; No. : red <sHc; receipts lhV0 bnSacH
shipments 5000 bushsls Corn siFonHi 10.
mixed ISt[c. Unts easy: No 2Ini1Gd .MSlc ~
easy; No y 5gr. FORK dTm az stjtI tTn y
fair demand Of q 50. Bnlk meats u p. Macot
G62S whisky active a. 81 y linttci strong NV
higher; Elgin creamery ?ia?s' ONO EML5c
SUGHr flrmut Eggs steady. Cheese IN 'nlE Wv
mRnd.
TULrDn O.. Iuiy Sl.-whcat active md lower
No, 2 cash aud August jO'+c; september bl'4c
December iiI, Corn duh aud lower; No. J caS!
iDc. Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed SaESc I'VE gu!
cash SC. CIovCseed steady; prime OctoOef v %
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OlctnIA
Chiffon,

NEW York. july 8i.-P'g iron dull. Copper
steady. Load strong. Tin steady at SIS 20
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Wool.

CixciSxl1l. o.. July Sl.-cottou IN fair DO
mAndi middling no
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shipments 10, O6I head; market active, iiru and
jat6C higher: light q a8a5 %; EoaGA packing
g. 7rAI "; mixed s. Is Cattle. receipts COW hca1
shipments 8 .UOl head; market steady. Sheep, NJ
ceipN 100 head; shipments 1000 head; market
steady.
Ess, LpEuTY, PA, July 8l.-COttlO dull ~
ceipts 100 cnrs; prime & GOAL II; good butchers
s. iNni 20; bulls stays AMI COVE 8! 0O13 %. II0Rg
dull and unchanged; receipts light Sheep dull
and lower extra s. 1903 90 fair u TA2 y; lambs
81 OgaJ co.
CISclxNATI. July Sl.-Iiog4 fteady ~ q ia
& 90; receipts 0OU head; shipments 500 head.
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Attention! Parents, Guardians q Others.

When you arc looking for school why do you
Iisten 10 exaggerated and unreasonable claims
fnr nrefereuce made by schools having no cxpe.
tIence and no reputation In imparting business
education, and decide In their favor without
personally investigating and maklng eomEari'
nSe and reputation Of schools? II you will call
of each and examine its facilities and then COM
parS them yon WIN ind the difference n favor
yTest that Vol, cannot fall 10 give Il the pretet-
snce 10 every regard. BY so doing you can do
side intellIgontly and avoid making the untot'
tuunte mistake that sotne do.
Please call or address
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
wa Wheeling. ". Va
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on CRY, Pa, July si.-0poHcI s91{c; highest
sJl[r lowest TVLLc closed 7JSc: sales ll0OO bag
rCls; shipments 1851 barrels: runs ll5,a6J bas'
rclS
SEW YOWK, July -PctrOlUum weak; no sales;
August option closed offered atSOEn.
PITTSBURGH. PA, July 3L-opcned aud high.
Cst sOISc: lowest and closed 1919
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EX, Pennsylvania stnuonn.
[NlERRRSgIVaRId lines.


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