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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-02-28
-" Believe In God?

AZ Inc lneetr e recently held in Cooper
Onlon' NE" .srk, Father Ducey of ST..
Leos churcf said: "When I see the
pampered ..man Of fashion snendino
IN 1rlvo,l'N g many dollars through lack
OF wnlch other women, as good if not
Detter, al yestarving, feel within me the
thought xDo these women believe in a
doos Ehe more see of charity. the
more ithink Of hypocrisy" Turning to
tne Esnisters on the platform, he said,
NC Imot hesitate to refuse the s., 900 gifts
an the stained glass windows if you
0yw they come from the men who live
Mxuriously upon the flesh and blood Of
their employees"
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-02-28
1t Won't Hurt the WOrkinpman.

A correspondent of a Philadelphia pa
per, writing on the proposed income tax,
expresses himself in this plain fashion:
How some people do squeal when one
treads on their toesl They squeal more
still when their pocketbook is tread upon.
The workingmen, having nothing to lose,
but much to gain by the projected in
come tax, have nothing to say against
the measure. It is only the we'll to do
that complain. No one need be at a
loss now to discover the culprits. They
are just foolish enough to tell the story
themselves. The $500 year men are
safe. The taxgatherer will let them
alone. He's only after the rat that's got
the bait Such lucky fellows ought to
be compelled to deiyer up portion of
that they never earned.
Iwould like to pay the income tax
myself should the measure become a
law, It would be far better than keep
ing a grocery store. If one retail grocer
in thousand pays that tax this year
next, will buy him new hat. Wep'
fellows have enough to doto keeps Sc :. -
in this land of catch as catch can. d. A."
the great body Of workingmen wv
down, want it to be the lot Of On on y.
make men think alike you . ,s... -, -,
tneln ieei am - # labor, +
man, deserves 81 900 vear A lar
manufacture ousC Herhaps to ha
more W .nee' poss,ole fosses, and men
extraordinary eAn1' Mch as Edison,
serve as ,nucn VI IL ne, as they are
grea1est Denelac'o q to the race.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-02-28
Court Rot.

This idea of court attempting to tell
a man or body of men to work or not to
work is all rot. It is the very worst form
Of despotism. Of course the court can
epjoin the men from leaving their en-
gnes on the main tracks, or interfering
with the carrying of the mails, or from
doing anything detrimental to the public
welfare, but otherwise no court has the
right to say when a man shall work and
when he shall quit Robert G. Inger-
soil
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-02-28
The Worst Kind of SIavarv

An advertisement in any leading pa
per for 1000 ablebodied slaves to work
without compensation except board an1
clothes, the period of slavery to last O.
year, with privileges of renewal, We ee
receive more than 10000 applican, .dld
tne posltlons-whlte persons at tn .ssfos
suon s'a.e mas our boosted At. IT
o.ousn' us 'naC slavery would freedom
ovme escape TOT million Or be a wei
.o~a - =, u Iact, we have hore Of oul
$3.50 sotS " slavery Win none ,sa1l the hor
sna og FEATURES OF secu- ST its compen
80 -, u - Wentleth dEv in food ant
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-02-28

If, instead Of expanding the effort nee
essary to the organization of party. the
trades unionists who are favorable to the
programme of the American Federation
OF Labor will identify themselves with
the Peoples Party and take an active
part in its conventions and CAMPAIGNS.
platforms and candidates satisfactory to
the new trades unionism will be the
result. And there is more than an even
chance of accomplishing something in
this way. If the farming and wagework
ing classes will join hands, they can con-
troll every lawmaking power of any con-
sequence in this country. Until these
two DO join hands the Shylocks and plu-
tocrats will continue to rule the roost.
If all the workingmen las the word is
generally understood) outside of agricul-
tural pursuits voted solidly, they could
not control the national government. and
the most sanguine does not hope for So
Idity. But if those who are intelligent
enough and manly enough to vote for
the interests of their class will throw
their strength to the Peoples PARTY il
will win in 1896.
Take, for example, the principle of d.
rect legislation which has been so general
~ espoused by the organized labor move !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
THE COMING FIELD Day.
Tho Prize List is Completed and Is All
Right

Tho Prize List Is Completed and Is All
Right
Last evening the committees having
in charge the coming Y. NJ. G. A. field
day met at tho Y. NJ. @. A. building
and transacted considerable business in
preparation for tho coming afternoon Of
athletic events. The indications arc
that the various associations will all be
well represented by their foremost ath-
letes and tho quality OF the sport will
consequently DO top.notch. The prize
lat has boon completed and Is as fol-
lows:
ono hundred yard dash-Firs! prize,
sweater, Kraus Bros; second prize. gold
scarf pin, J. Becker.
Running broad jump-First prize,
gold ring, J. A. Lash; second prize,
patent leather pomps, G. @. Shoe Co.
Ono mile bicycle race-First prize,
bicycle pants, Calligan & Dermott; sec.
ond prize, bicycle shoes, Alexander.
Putting l2.pound shot-.First prize.
hat. Dineer Bros; second prize, half
dozen lose, G. Hess & Sons.
2o0.yard dash-First prize, mandolin,
+. W. Baumer & Co. second prize, book,
Frank Stanton.
Standing high jump-Firat prize, neg;
ligoe shirt, D. Gundliug & Co; second
prize, bolt, D. Gundling & Go.
half mile run-First prize, silk um-
brella, NJ. ]. McFadden: second prize,
gold and enamoIed Y. NJ. G. A. button,
O. G. Genther, Wholesale jeweler.
Pole yapIt-First prize, silk umbrella,
Henry Betiinger; second prize. gold cut
button, Lukens 4 Higgins: third prize,
toilet set, W. ". Irwin.
lIalt.mils bicycle racc-Flrst prize,
gold L. A. W. pin. j. ". Grubb; second
prize, bicycle shoes, James A. Kcmple.
Running hop, step and jump-Ftrst
prizo, kid gloves, II. Somehow; second
prize, gold toothpick, William F. Craig.
One mile sun-Oue dozen cabinet
photos OF tho winner or OF Ills best girl,
Tappan 4 Connel; second prize, hat
Noble Bros.
One milo bicycle race for local nsso-
ciation-First prize, one year memoer'
slip ticket, gINen by Wheeling Y. NJ. q.
A. second prize. entertainment course
ticket, givon by Wheeling Y. NJ. q. A.
Running high iump-First prize;
gold cuff buttons, Shell Bros. second
prIzc. silver match case, II. +. lliIlman;
third prize, silver ring. u. ". Hose.
Running high kick-First priZo,
nerIireo shirt, The Hub Clothiers soc.
ond prize, oliver ink stand. John Cole
man. a.
bicycle watch and case. Wheat "
Iianoher; second prize, silk umbrella,
NJ. Gutman & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15

WHILE in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L.
Kahler. a prominent shoe merchant Of
Dos Moines, Iowa, had quite serious
time OF 1t. lie took such severe cold
that he could hardly talk or navigate,
but the prompt use OF Chamborlain's
Cough Remedy cured him oil his cold so
quickly that others at tho hotel who
had bad colds followed his example
and half dozen persons ordered it
from tho nearest drug store. They were
profuse in their thanks to Mr.. Kahler
Tor telling them how to cure a
bad cold so quickly. For sale by
Chas. Il, Goetze, win W. Irwin,
Chris. +. schncpf, Charles Menke-
meller, William + Williams. S. L.
Brice. A. +. Scheele, Will Menkemel.
ler, John Coleman, Richards & McElroy,
W. II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, and b. F. Peabody & Son,
BOnwood.
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WORLD OF SPORT.
An Exciting Afternoon OF Racing
at Gravesend Yesterday
new YORK DEFEATED At ST. LOUIS
In Ono OF the Greatest Games Of the
season-rhe Y. N. @ a. Reid Day
Events Promise to be Top. notchers.
Many OF tho Best Athletes are En-.
tering-rhe Prlze List Has Been
Completed aud is a Good One.

New YoRE, Sept l4-Although the
card did not promise much in the way
Of racing. there was plenty Of excite
ment at tho Grayesend track to-day. It
was q good day for the bookies; four
favorites out Of sevsn foil by the way
side. and in each case tho winning
favorite only got the decision by short
distance after q hot drive. Connoisseur,
the favorite, was tho first past the wire
in the sixth race. but did not get the
money, as It was taken away from him
and given to Owles on a claim Of foul.
Taral drove the favorite against 0wlet,
and she in turn knocked Havoc back six
lengths. Then there was ding.dong
finish and Taral landed his mount O
winner by half length. In tue Flat
land stakes PatrIcian was tho favorlte.
and all got away well. The running
was made by GalileO until the stretch
was reached, when Patrician aud Figaro
came after and the three finished In
that order. During the last furIong
they ran exactly heads apart. neither
being able to gain an inch on the other.
Summary:
First, i've furlongs-olly Gamin. 0s.
(GrilIinj, 4 to !, won; time. l:02!. Sec.
ond, flyo furlongs-KaluIa Colt, 1OS,
(Midgely). 4 to /, won; time, l:02t.
Third. mile-Diabolus, Ito. (sinmsl, 4
to |, won; time, 1:45t. Fourth. six fur
longs. selling-Hurlingham, 10S, Grit.
fin). 6 10 s. won; time, l:l5. Fifth, Flat.
lands stakes. milo and IN eighth
Galilee. 102, (Reiti), 81 to l, won; time,
1855. sixth, five MISUNDERSTANDING.
PENN. IL to !. won; time, l:02.
Seventh, mile. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lO7.
(Reagan), oven, won: time. l:42t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
A Thoughtful Person

consults his boat interests by having u
box OF Krnuse's Headache Capsules at
hand; takon as directed will prevent or
stop any kind OF headache, no matter
what tho cause-in fact II your skull
was cracked 1t would prevent pain.
Tho frequency Of tho attacks will di-
minish md by taking tho capsules at
the approach Of a headache you will
never have another. 25cper box. Sold
by Alex. 7. Young, John Klari, Wheel
ing, and Bowie & Co., bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
1--we stock,

CHICAGO. Sept I4-In cattle trntlc wNS quiet,
With little clnige In prices; demand good; mn
two steers sold at s. gOHG 20; good fed steers At
81 T5a5 70: cows aud mixed stocks Ut 81 7bn2 6O.
Hogs, business brisk aud prices iir,n; prime 10
hogs 81 !OnG 50 light aud fancy light sorts g pa
%. lnshGGp moderate receipts afforded SOme
roliSi To tho badly EtrnlnG,ll market; native and
western muttnns Mt s! Gili " aud iaiF mixed lots
nj d ion. GO; lambs barely steady at 81 7bnt u.
IIrccIpts, cattle 7OJU head; calves dO0 head;
hogs 1000 bend; sheep 100 head.
East LIBERTY. PA. Sept lG-Cattle tlrmer:
primo s. OJaJ %; good fat COWS md helen 5! (Oh
SW, bulls, stugS and bologna cows 81 iOH3 o..
Hogs. run light prime PhllHiclnhtns u hSHb e.;
mon 70 iaIr Workers s. 7jAb OJ; pigs s. 21Rj IS.
Sheep firm and unchanged.
CINCISHArI sept ll.-lI0gV IN fair dOinand
and steady ut 81 aia6 %; receIps l,OOJ head
EhipneuLS wv heal
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When Baby was sick, We gave her cas.orln.
When shc was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When shc became MEE, she chung to CaStoriH.
When she had Children, Gho gave them CastortA.


SYMPTOMS Moisture; INTENSE itching aud
stingIng; most at night; worse by scratching. II
allowed 10 continue tIlnOrS fOrIn, which often
bleed aud ulccrhtO, becoming very sore
SWAYRE'S OISTNESr stops tho itching aud
bleeding. heals liberation. aud lu most cGSeS r..
moves the lnnOfS Al druggists. or by mail, for
COcenI&. Dr. swAyno & Sou, Philadelphia
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New York thanked,

ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. 1.-THE Giants
were shut out without a run and only
succeeded in making six hits Oft Clark
son. Meekin kept the home team down
to three hits, ono Of which was turned
into a run and an earned ono at that.
Attendance ! 400. Score:
ST. Louis ..................yn Q ! Q 81
New IOrk.""...p.."..o 0 0 20 o.
Earned runs, 81. Louis l. New York o. Hits,
Sand o. Errors. sand u Pitchers, Clutkson and
Meekiu. Umpire. Hurst
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FINANCE AM TRADE
The Feature. OF tGS> Nancy and stOe
Mnrknfa


NV YoeE. Sept lL-NOneI on cal cay II
per cent las; loan per ernL clOseo Al p.'
cent. Prime mercantile papsr SA''S ptH cent
Sterling exchange trm a; s4sS!.EI S6S siiVeA CIR
tlncatcs GSaGSSSe The total ,aisS Of stocks 70
day wrTG l!S0O ShGrrt ,,.,t.o,
An important Development OF the H W vs.
situation WAs tue chIul event o! to-GAy ~ $50
street Meetings Of the directory OF tne ~.
bad beeu held the past Two days. en1 ~ ~, ~
afternoon me announcement Wa made Ibh ~
member Of the board had resigned, ihS nsJh
Of the changes iu the directory DID not ~
Wall strPct until shortly before O'Clock. anu
therefore but little time was left 10 MAKE " w
preston on the stock Of the company ~ ult
been weak all day on light fading Anl n It ~,
clincd * PER cent from the opening 70 ~ ".
cent When the iscu became known ION C"a .,'iSy
and only one sale Of IO shares at % peL 80 ~
was effected thereafter. the total sales OF tne
being only H. OJ and the decline only Il per cent
A break Iu Chicago Gas Of ~ per ccnt W vi
wa effected the lowest point being toucIA.t
shortly before the cIOSe. the dual sales pelng a.
q EeCOVefy OF a per ceut, making the net loSs ~
per cent SOaiheru Pacific preferred dcCIlheu
2ts per cent sugar OPENED X per cent lOWSl,
rose x per cent aud Clnssd " per cent heIoN WI
highest poiut touched. ThGtfudlnH IN tne shnISS
was uninIefrstlnR and unusually liIhL sps
cuatOn In the EranGeS was ar1nly heIu eaS IIlp,
III Northwestern which wa'tercrSh on u, n.y.,
Ing reports regarding IL prospects, IN the imllS.
IinIe future, Al the close speculation was grnft
ally weak u tone. A dItnInShcd Tulumeo o. pu JUL
ness wnS transacted In tho bond market touN!'
the sales AgHrcgAting only &Il.VU0
Government bouda trul.
State bonds inactive
Railroad bonds weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
Notice,

1waut ovory man and woman In tho
United States Interested In tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have one Of my
books on these Diseases. Address y. NJ.
WoorLRY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50. and ono
will DO sent you trce. s&wy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
GLOW to Cure All Skin Diseases. :

Simply npply "SwAYSE's OISTMESr." No In.
tcrnnl medicine required. Cures tctter, eczema,
itch, all eruptOns on tho fAcO, hands. nOSo, &c,
leaving the skin clear white and healthy. Iti
great healing aud curative powers ArU possessed
BY no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNR'E OINTMENT ITiiSiw
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NEw YoRT, Sent. il-rctrOlOum stOady; Penn.
gviynnIn oil, SulrS n0uc; OClOb0r options. Salgs
none; closed Ut $50 bid; l.Ima oil. sales nomc.
on CtrY, Pa. Sept, I4,-OPCued at s!sIc; high
CHi S9Ec; lowest sgsIci Glo'cd nj S1sc; Shlp.
incutS Iii, 9gl barrels; runs N,G67 ORrrclA
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Attention! Parents, Guardians q Others

When you are looking for school why 40 you
listen 10 rxnrrorntnC and unreasonable claims
for preference made by schools having no expo
Renee and no reputation III iLnpartlnE business
education. and decide In their favor without
personally investigating and making comRgin'
axe mud reputation OF schools? ltyOu VIII cali
onCach and examine is facilities and then com.
pare them y0n Will lind tho difference 10 favor
Of the WHEELING BUSINESS COLLE'tE 20
enrs IN cyerr regard by 40 doing yon eau do
cidu lntelisentIy and avoid making the untor'
s1natO miVtAko that some do.
fleasO call or address
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
gvpt Wheeling, W, Va
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Wool.

Tho American Wool and Cotton Reporter. Sep
tcmbGr Is. gives the following from the wool
markets named:
IOS1OS-PrIceS Of fleccesl nD nominal and
will Continue TO DO 20 until q practicable
huAIS shall b. established by the London sales.
so far Ms the weeks business Ia m indication OF
their current value. It value II may DO said that
q fair sized lot of M WIS sold for Zoe; 20OOO
pounds Oi nuwnShed and understandable at II
10 lHc; about GO.OOO pounds Of No. cOnbInH and
amount Of line and half blood unwaShel at II
IL lie: 5000 bounds waShe,l cOml'ing at 2! 10
ne; mud u small lot Of tub washed. medium,
which wlS said TO have brought BIC.
Upwards Of 100000 pounds Of u, u and Il
blood wIS disposed Of at l5HSc.
NEW YoRK-Finc foreign woods arc cheaper
here to-day than they arc abroad We may cite
MnntrvidcO for instance. Antwerp prices are II
gents landed hers Tor woods shrinklng So per
cent, l6 cents for 80 per cent, aud l5< cents for
81 per cent woods SAIGS have bCcu lnndc here
this week Of woods shrinking IS To 81 per cent at
1jL cGnts-A tOw cents ler SECURED pound
chrRpCr here than nbrOAd. II Is not 10 he won.
dcreh ut TINT surprise II expressed that buyers
should have gone TO the sales
Tho MOuievidG0 referred 10 Is bury wool
md requires cArbOnlklug TO runoVc the burrS;
tho wool grades 10 n Xxx aud there Is les waste
to II IN the various processes Of manufacturing
thAn IN domestic ilerres. The price indtcltcs
that domestic iGeCeS have sill! got 10 ~ oil
little before reaching Lowell
PIIILADELFlItG-ThGTc HrU still fair amounts OF
state woods IN the hnndS OF growers. ONO md
similar washed tlGGCeS We quote NN nllI above
l9a.Uc, average lgr. some lots held at lSci Hud
above ISllgC; Michigan False with odd lots NJ
I6c ali round lots OF lCUceS are offered Ut iEaC
tlOn below these prices. Wcgu0tG Ohio choice,
fine ClcHtnO 9lIs1c; average 9IC, with some sales
made NJ aOc; Michigan washed dOlRine, 100
NEw loRK, Sept l4-WOOl steady.
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Mrs. M. Stevens Hart S
School for Young
Ladies' and Children,
iarOn"4 1918 ,rarIse. ST.. wheeling. VIVA.

Tho Island cars aud electric motors pass tno
door Fourth annual session bGGiuS MONDAY
september II, 1884, This school Offers com
plete aud thorough education In Practical Eng;
i'h MathemGticI English Classics, Latin anu
Modern Languages. -.,,.,.
Academic and College Preparatory Department.;
Tbs methods and course ut Instruction WIZ
StIlhpHtG fAvOrably with tho best scminnrlcS ID
hs country.
D3lys RrG received In the Primary anu lntot'
mediate. Ror circulars or Interview, apply 10
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
phnnInal. Wheeling. ". Va.
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- Pennsylvania Stations.
[VIERRRSyIVdnid LINES:
TRAINS Run by Contrib Tirno.

rrrKEr oTYtcES AT pHSSsTI.vANh STATION o.
WATER HT., fonT or ELEVENTH ST, WHEELING
ar StCi.unE llouHE, WHIELtNn, AMI Al TBS
PISNRYLVAHIA STATION. BMIDdEPOnT,
So,-ruuVrr SyvrvH-" uaN VGEDtE ROUTE"
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RAILROADS.

tDAily, except SUNNY.
p:iI a IN. and Wheeling at I2l7 p, M.
Trains No. .. 8 II aud 70 connect with herdto
line for TriRdelphia Hcrdlc Leaves TtlAdelphia
Tor Elm Grove ut EDa ~. $3.50 u M, 1880 NJ.
and G:lO p. nj. Daily. except Sundays and Sat
urdny'R hcrtiIc. will connect with trun No 81
leaving Wheeling atll:OOp. m.
Sundays hcrdlc leaves Trladclph!a at 800
a. IN, 700 a. M. go p III. and CONNECTS Win
II. T. WEISG ERBER Gen. Manager.
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SEw YonK, EcpL i4.-Pig Iron quiet. Copper
auiet. LeaIquIcL TIL strong. spCltct easier,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
On and h'.or Sunday June 3 1896 Passenger
TrnIns will run rs follows; 'DaIIT tDllly TX
cept Sunday. Central time
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Principal, wheeling
Mrs EVA HUBBARD
WILL REOPEN HER STUDIO

WILL REOPEN HEE STUDIO
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
Removing iyon No. q siItcDuth street 10 1910
Market Hrcct. 10 connection with Mrs. N. Stevens
hairs School for Young Ladies',
=. 'lGSeN Ia Drawing, Crayonlng. OIL raining.
r1'"' and Water COlOrs. Portraits executed IN
LlaYnn and Pastel. SS
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Manager Gauding is negotiating with
the crack Marietta team aud, 1t possible.
will book them for the latter part Of
next week. The games between these
clubs should be hot ones as each elaine
the cham rionship Of the Ohio valley.
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BASE BALL TODAY.
Martins Ferry VIII Battle With tho Eas
LiyerpoolA

LiyerpoolA
The Martins Ferry base ball club
which made such wonderful record on
It's famous trip through eastern Ohio
will cross bats with tho East Liverpool
team to-day at Martins Ferry on the
athletic grounds. Manager Gauding
will play tho same team that went on
the trip as follows: Miller and Prince,
catchers and third base alternately
Troy. the heavy hitting, first baseman
Padden, the justly famous second base
man; Purcell, the reliable shortstopi
Dobbins, Brown and Vickers In tho
outfeld, and very strong one. by the
way; Walton. Wood and Robcrtshaw,
subs. Gauding and McCleary will do
The pitching for tho team. Two games
will be played. Tho first will be called
at 10 o. m. aud the second at 8 p. m.
Both teams will parade at 9 p. m.
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CHICAGO Sept 1.-THE bears ruled tho ooatd
oil trade markets to-day, and with heavy tccelpts
a. cuCige! pounded prices down ~ toliOWE
iIc 10 corn, jIc In oats aud 971ic per barrel in
pork,
Flour steady and unchanged.
WHEAT-CASh No. 2. ST51SAjtEc: NO. : SnrinS
5S,IASSISc; December 5GNaJG1. RjG1lllc; May 6lnsA
6lsSnOIa2c.
CORS-CAsh No. 2 5i'Ec; September ei5E4
5Ga5isSc: October sGSiSIsc; December 0S11sa
OArs-No. 4, cash 3OL.c: No 2whtte S2Ha8214c;
M. Z white 9iLRSIc: Septetuber 3O13AsU A3O1 &C;
October NII<nSi 5iaS0Ic; May Sj1sa36aSeSG.
RYE-So. q axe.
FLGXSEED-No. ], flS7.
TIMOTHY sEEp-Prmc IS tinS 20.
Mas PoRK-C:ash Sll lOalI9 ~; september closed
at si1 ~: MAY slI O7ISail 3SalI O7L
81 sO October IS 7jaS S5as So January s. lGaS 30a
SIS.
SHORT RVBs-CaSh sides 81 75l7 80; Sontenber
closed at g. 10 octobe: g 671iST 1ItaI 6I JHn,
nary y lbH7 RSH1 lIf3: DRY sailed shoulue's
WMISKY-DIstillen' finished goods y III ,,,oo,
DUTTER.Firm; creamery lin3ici dairy IoA=Oc'
EGs- Firm at l5AlOc
NEW York, Sept n-Flour. receipts 1900 bar.
market dull and weak Wheat, receipts lSSO00
hmsheI, ssnortS 5000 bu,hols; Sacs 1850 OOO
bushels Of futures and 1900 bushels Of spot:
spot dull and weaker; options weak, closing ut
70 not decline; No. rcd May closed 81 OS%c:
September closed 1T 55jSci October closed ut
5SEc; December closed at 6CHc Corn. receipts:
2D0uO bushels: exports 100 bushels; sales StO0cO
| bushels OF futures and !l,OOO bushels OF spot;
spot market weaker; options declined closing
ut lsGA2kc net decline: April closed o. DlEci
May closed at 675zc; september closed at GA
October closed at G0Aci December closed oS at
6ssGc. Oats. receipts iVl ;OO0 bnsheis; export ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
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