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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22
chrlstian Church.

The Christmas sermon will be
preached Sunday at IL a. m. instead Of
I'd. m, as announced.
PROGRAM FOR MORNING.
Opening Anthem-"Rejoice in the
Lord" Prayer. Anthem-"Glory to
God in the highest" Communion.
Song-"The Precious. Book" An
aOuncements. Anthem-"RejOice in
the Lord" Sermon-"God's Christ
mas Gift" Song-"I gave my life
for thee" Anthem-''Than
and Praise" BeneditiOn.
Services also at ?. m.
VoLNEY JOHNSON, Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

The grand jury at Paris, have re-
turned true bill against H. H. NC,
Lane for the murder Of Whit Ross.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

The bus war Is stIl on but Cathey
saws II his friends win patroniEe home
people he will come o1t conqueror
over every obstacle. Leave calls for
bus at City Livery Stable
~ CArnEY & HANM
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22
LEGAL ChrIstaAs Holiaay Ezs-r
s1oma.

On account Of the above the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe win sell tick
cts 10 all points on its line December
"a. "a, 25, 30, 81, 1894, and January i,
1895, &C one and one-third fare Tor the
Toand trip, tickets limited TO January
3 for return
Cali upon or address the under
aligned for full information
/. r MASON, Ticket Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

Say Judgel Have you smoked one OF
KlOSki's merchant cigarsf They are
the best In the city. g 1W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

Supply your holiday demands for
presents at cost of goods by calling on
Snider, opposite poStOfflce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

MIS-. Dr. A. E. Adams and her mother
MS. Smith, returned this morning
from a visit to relatives in Fort
Worth, MARQUEE, and other Texas
points.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

II the hair has been. made TO grow
n natural color on bald heads ~
thousands Of cases, BY using hallS
Hair Renewer, why viii II not IN your
case. lw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

Don't fail to see the gander pulling
Monday, the 24th, at p. m, on show
grounds. The one that gets the gan
der head gets gander and premium
10Th 40
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

Call at Snidcr's, opposite the post
office, and see the dazzling array OF
beautiful holiday goods at cost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

Where are your rushing to? Why
to KlOski's where get three Belmont
cigars for . cents z l"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

Christmas goods at actual cost at
Snider's, opposite the pOstOffice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

Fruit cake, the best on earth, q
cepts per pound at Spiegle & Cos.
2l Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

Send In your orders for feed on Mon
DAY; my delivery wagon will not be
run on Christmas day.
M. WHEELER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

Fine candies ife,.h and sweet at the
Cream Bakery. 4-tI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

/: All Christmas goods at cost at Sni
ders, opposite the pOStoffice. zz-t1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

The Belmont and La Grande 10 cent
cigars at KlOski's have no equal. 231W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

SpieQle & Co. has the only display
of Christmas goods In the city. u Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

Give me three Key West cigars for
quarter, please, they are dellclous'
Mr.. Kloski. q Nv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-12-22

SnIeQle a Co.'S. Ia headquarters for
Christmas candies. III
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Ardmore. Dec. 10, 'e4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
poppnIpaE Rrpup1IoANs

County Convention Names n Coed Ticket.
Democrats Joln The Party OF Protse.
toa = Capt DoVener aad Nj. Eosd
Speak.
saaia, Dn1atA 70 a. Iu1zi0aag.
wrsr Uxrox, W. Va, Sept 1s-The
Republicans Of Doddridge county held
. mass convention here yesterday, the
largest ever held In the county, 1900
voters and 200 ladies being present
Prosecuting Attorney Stuck was made
chairman, II. II. Willis and W. B.
Gribble secretaries. the following
ticket was nominated: ]. r. Kenper
fer legislature; Jonathan Ramsey for
county superintendent Of free schools,
aud Maxfeld Chapman for county
commissioner. One Of the prominent
features OF the convention was that sew
eral former Democrats came into the
convention and voted for the Republi-
can nominations aud declared their in
tention TO vote the Republican ticket
from now on. Prominent among them
was w. H.'DuR, who only few weeks
ago was recognized as q Democrat aud
was chosen a. a delegate 70 tho Demo-
cratic convention held at Clarksburg.
Addresses were made by Capt B. u.
Dovener and Hon. Stuart F. Reed, amid
great enthusiasm. Doddridge will give
o large Republican majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
penslnn. ,Y..t vlrrlnlans.

Special Dispateh 10 he Tnselfgetesh
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 1s-The
following West virginians have been
granted pensions:
supplemental-Michael Snyder, jack
son; Jasper NtcGraw, Midway; Isaac
Roberts, Salisbury.
Increase--Charles Wieneke, Parkers.
burg; Ephraim W. Bee, West Union
Thornton F. Hebb, Hannahsville.
Mexican war survivors = Samuel
Smith, Snow Hill (increase); Balos G.
Devices, Beech increase:
Original-1saac \. Wilcox. Salem
William B. Garner, Wheeling.
Original widows, &c-sarah Lowe,
Amos; Mary NJ. Mcdonald, Fetterman.
Renewal-George W. Newell. Berke-
ley Springs; Thomas F. Harmon,
Grimm's Landing.
Reissue-Samuel Hickman. (deceas'
ed). Abb's Valley; Daniel W: Welsh,
Parkersburg; james G. Riggs, Hunting.
ton; Nathan Vanaman, Elm Grove
william I'll. Jackson, Keyser; John NJ.
Newman, Huntington; HenryM NJ. Haley,
Bridgeport; Jesse Edena, Pocotaligo
John NJ. Wise, Parkersburg; Robert M.
Huntington, Webster; Edward w.
Case, Rowlesburg. '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money aud Stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1s-Money on call easy nt
per cent; las: loan per cent; closed at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper Sa5N per cent
Sterling exchange weak at 81 Seal s6h. Silver
certificates &c bid. The total sales OF stocks
to-day were ~, 900 shares. ,-..,..
aud unsettled with the general trend Of prices
in the direction Of lower hgnreS the Th na v,s
Of business was large, but tho sellers were At
In cxccSs OF tho buyeu, especially as regard
Sugar Chicago Gas and DIstllling, which lau IN
tho transactions WHISKY uHM an NJ Wet, Wei
messed for sale with the result oil sending theln
down 10 0, the lowest figure ever tounhed by the
stock In tho afternoon conflicting rumofs
Snt m advance 10 il5< was effected, from which
there was reaction OF Il per cent at the close
leaving gain on the day OF y per cent. sneto
was a vague feeling OF dIquiet IN Tue sugar
crowd, aud as a result tho price declined up TO
about i:SO O'Clock, when a deCliue OF y per
cent 10 yiN had boon effected. Covering Of
short contracts subsequently !ed 70 9 recovery 70
OGsk the decline from yesterdays closing Deing
Liquidation OF long stock Of Chicago Gas was
quite large. resulting IN decline o. 2M per
cent The last price made was al o decline OF
~? per cent on the day Inc lGSei IN INC StnSI
2 per cent and General Elestric u per cent IN
the railway list the CHANGERS showed the most
activity, and 81. Paul was the leader IN inc
transactions. fuenntng between s cen, ~ Hnd S'S
Yesterday. Tho market closed about steady ior
Inc railway list, but weak for the Industrial
group. .I ..,Lo, ho,r- anil
continued weak until the carly afternoon. when
nnIer good buying prices recovered and tho nc.
1.-Two isl shows slight Improvement.
Government bonds firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
MEATHEn DROP pulnErIN
or the West Virginia Weather Service for
the Week Fading Sept. II.

or the West vIrgInia Weather Service for
the Week Eoding Sept. II.
General summary-The rains early
in the week were unevenly distributed
and the benefit was purely temporary
in the counties where the drought has
been most severe. In the more north
ern aud in some Of the central and
western counties water in springs aud
wells still reported low. In general.
however, the week may DO considered
rs having boon q favorable one; while
the days wero warm yet there was q
somewhat deficient amount Of sunshine
and the nights were also fairly cool tho
showers early aud late in the week have,
In q general way, improved grass and
gardens, saved the major portion OF tho
buckwheat, helped corn where possible
and eoitened the ground sufficiently for
blowing and seeding operations. The
week closes cloudy and fairly cool with
conditions favorlng occasional local
showers, still cooler weather 10 expected
Tuesday (lsthl.
Cereals and grasses : Corn ripens
rapidly, much is already cut; rains
were very beneficial where the crop
was not too far gone. Much Of tho corn
ia turning out somewhat better than
was at first anticipated, though, OF
course, light in the sections affected by
drouth-meaning more particularly
late and hill corn in portions oil north
ern, central aud western counties.
Some fall wheat seeding has been done,
not vet general, but most farmers are
ready. Late fail grass revived some-
what Buckwhoat, cutting well ad-
yanced, and 10, with very few .excep'
tlons, fairly we'll filed and straw heavy;
rains were very .opportune. the crop
having begun to show effects OF drouth.
In Calhoun county buckwheat Is re-
ported failure.
overwhelmingly promise geuer-
ally good yield. Potatoes light. much
rot reported; tubers rather small and
few to the hill; general yield will be
but slightly more than half crop as a
rule. Garden truck looks better, In
fact gardens are holding out pretty well
considering the previous lack OF mois-
ture. Tomatoes ripening. Cabbage
rather light.
Fruit-Very few apples left on the
trees. Grapes fair crop.
Miscellaneous-Stock looking fairly
we'll; many cattle sold. Flowing re-
sumed lstubble ground blowing is rea.
sonably we'll along, but work on sod
ground was delayed somewhat by the
previous dry weather. Chestnuts,
acorns aud beechnuts plenty: A fair
crop Of cane with broom corn light
II. W. RICHARDSON,
Observer, Weather Bureau Director,
ParksrSbprg, Sept II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
aroc.ri.. and Prosisiops.

Very few changes In the grocery market
this week. The market Is quiet but hrm.
z|sc; silver dfips S5is; new crop Sew orleans leans
molasses, choice lOc; primo sc; lair Sc mlxOd
good. New Orleans, &c; bakers good &c =,
PrUvli0as-LArgeS U hams l2ci medium = Z
den g: sides loo; Ordinary, beef lsc: ham
5Ib pieces. si75S bean pork. bOl., SIC %. A..
Lnrt-Pure refined. In tietce 100; q 70 uns
l0kc. Chicago lard. In tlercc, shci ~ 10 uns
SKc; tin pals. lbs loHei Tin pali Lbs, loc; tin
pals, 10 ia l0l4c; tin pals, ~ lbs, nc.
sat1aT-CutloAl SIS cubes b.S6ci powdered
6SGc; Eranulhted standard SIC; standard conlee,
Windsor A SO; American A ~; white extra
c LSSc; extra 70; fruit SUGAR 3B5c.
CeGa-Green eoIee-Pancy Golden Rio 5,c;
fancy green 2+ci eholce green GbSei r1esunS
Arrow Rio 2a29c; Panhandle 222ec; Ar6uekIe
%. q roaSted 2l.1Sc; Bulk roasted 4xci Old Gov
ernment Java roasted sc; Mocha and Java Stc'
"a" grade Rio &c ,,.....
0oaS0c: imperial i0aS5c; Japan 2sG7Sci oolong 3'a
CaNdieS-sIr full weight lOc; Paraalne, per
ID, l2ISc; mould, per SGT, l0c:
RlHo1GT.ChoIc0 cider l2alic per gaIi stanuano
city brands. I0ailc per gallon; country lSal6c per
gal. as 70 quality. ,o,>.,,. "a.
full cream; sWeltser, lSISaltG. according . ana'
FiGa-No. / mGckerel. 50 l6s- 81 20: No; ex.
TIA mAckereI, \ bbls.. new. 100 lbs. y 7oi 10. :
70 lbs. g 50; So 5 small. % 20 tor 80 lbs; No
IS SssisNrlnCtiy, s. 90 per bushcl; clover small
Satt-No. 1, per Dbl. q co. extra, per bbl 81 s.;
dairy, 1ne, Ave- uIhel sacks 81 30 per sack
Sod CoTH-llc per ID.
DTiod FTuip-Evaporated peaches, in boxes,
lSc; evapornted DeAche In bags, uh.
LunRed GoodS-SlAndArd 3lb table peaches.
g 90; pic peaches 3-lbs. 81 20; pie peaches IDS
s. OO No. 8 tomatoes. new. sScasl W. corn, y 49
"a grade, 2 lbs, SOC; strawberries, lbs. 81 10;
lGckherries. lbs. 81 10; raspOerries, 2 Ips..
81 90: damsonS, lbs. 95c; Lima beans, 2 u.s.
9Ocasl 10; cove oysters, b.. light 60c; do ID,
full weight SOC; string beaus, lbs. 7oASoc sue
cotash, J lbs. sOcasl Is; early June peas y %
French peas, s. rs: MarroWiAt peas 2lb1, 81 81
pincappleS, 81 50; goOseberries. lbs, 9Ocal ~
:. Wooden RGrs-No. tubs, ~ No; g ~
single washb0ards, 81 90; double do, 8 SOi Ane
crIinpod double do, s. IS; single. $40.
Ol-Lard. western extra strained. Ioc: CARBON
water white 10; 100. 65lc 1907. DC; white miners
beat, 60c; white miners No. q, +Oc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
Landau MnnI snlns.

LONDON Sept. lS-The attendance at the
opening OF the wool auction SAles to-day was
large The main interest In tho sales was CEN
tered IN the situation which America Is likely 10
create In the market English buyert arc re-
luctaut to pay present currencles, owing 70 the
condition Of manufactures, which remain on
the same basis as at the last sales. The BULK Of
So far the business done marks m ADVANCE o. "
per cent In cruss breeds only, With few lots
nearly 5 per cent deArer. Mcrlno In grease are
the only turn against buyer, and seconds are
unchanged from tho parity OF the last sales.
Americans bought spHrlngly; most OF tue lotS
went TO English buyers. The french buyers
bought hardly anything. and the operations OF
the Germans were light. A very large attend
Ance Of buyers from all parts were present 10,
Guiding a fair contingent from the United
States. Considerable animation characterized
at par to per cent above the closing rates oil the
last sales.
The following arc tho sales In detail:
New South Wales-2, sos bales secured Sd TO Is
ID; greasy 51lda9.Sd. ,o,o,>,.
VIC. SictctIs-$Sss bales secured ~ to is 3d.
TasmaniS-29 bales; greasy 6Ifd to 9Hd.
South Austral1a-3S2 bales; secured 81 10 Is
11<d; greasy SS TO ed.
New. Zelland-4SS7 bales secured VI 70 Is
Cape Of Good HOPE and Natal-I,s25 bales;
secured I'D to Is Sd; greasy 70 SD.
The American buyers ventured on q few lots.
II Il stated that out OF 1900 bales the Amort-
cans did not buy over hundred. With bet
Ter selection OF American needs, they are expect
ed TO do more TO test American competition
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syU-5stse. oe,ohSF brfssyIsasyJie; paonnbef
1900 -. nj Sgi.r SSaSIe.
bHTS lCash IA 4 Siils. No While 81 y;
M Z Emo .SiisssSiil- ;rptrmbeF HoSsA10k 4
SJi,,,. CNctnfs, DC NAY % aS1a5o3 10.
Ry.NNo 3 "a 49,
BtGtEY@So. d 59sss
FtIYsEgn'-No. l. fiIfL
i-fSfoTIIT srTn- IiIiypS fS n
NJ p,rS -S;sIh I'd oiliI 10; January IS Ca
ID iolit IA.
IGIn-cash a go %. OctobRr 9 6Sas sgha
~: January 3 i3lsas slSs iTIE
sAokT RIBS-cash sides q aOl7 %, October " q o.
a 75a7 Is; January q t1SA7 EaI %; dfy sli!ea
thouIderi 8 7Ol6 70; abort clear sides = l0as -
WHsKY-Dlstillers' dashed goods Y =
BuTTHR-NatkeL Arm, ereAmerte1 ls42tei oAltleS
l3lSGgle.
EGss-Firm Il lsai6c.
NV YoEK sent fA-Flour. receipts y 600 bar.
rais: sIportS 800 barreIs: iaies IL 90 packages:
markell juII md hoayS. Wheat, receipts ~. {.
90 bushels exportS i62,ooo bushelE sales i.s6o /;
900 buIhelS Of futures and 1900 buAhes 81
spot; spot market dull: options opened dulI
and closed 10 higher; No. 2 nd septstnDef
closed At 67JEc; October closed Il ISL psceEo-
beT closed II 6Okc. Com, receipts. tOlo pusn I;
els: exports 400 buSbels sales SoS,oO ousneh o.
futures and 1900 bukhelA OF spot; spot mar
keI d9n: options opened steady. sloaink ~
" net advance; Nay closed a. 6eej septetnppeL
closed a. &c; oet9oet elS.ed o.. s ~ rrnSIptS
closed A. PIG; DECEMBER -. ~. ~ IA .
4uAn0ls; eAP0IN ~ w ~ 1'6 ,,,sbsls n
W Uusnen oI iuhuirS ~ ss,.t s,,G ,sssT.
spoS tpot nafket uuili optiO1ns sIaS5 Il
~. - ~ ne !, In,zss k:ntsmbsr closed II
SIst,. n!,SIS- 49, ~ SoTsmbSr closed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Sept 1s.-There was the usual light
native bceves sold at 81 5Oa5 so. with grassy
steers at s. BAL 75 western rangers sold at 50 Goa
IS; native COWS and bulls al 81 60a3 % Hogs
were 10 a very unsatisfactory condition aud
heavy sold at IS 2AG IS; packers s. pOa6 81 mixed
aud butchers sold at S 21a6 so pigs 50 OOa5 90
Sheep dull and nothing doing: western rangers
sheep sold at s. 60a2 90. Lambs were lbe higher;
coipts, cattle, 1900 heads calves 200 head; hogs
1900 head; sheep 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Sept. la-cattle active
aud higher for best grades prime IS 25a5 10;
good 81 50a5 %; bulls, stays md bologna cows
81 50aS co. Hogs lower: Philadelphia 50 Soa6 10;
best Workers and good mixed 50 load 20. Sheep
firm; extra s. 2SA3 So lambs g 0Oas So
CINCINNATI. sept lS.-Hogs easier and lower at
IS 0Oa6 IS; receipts 1000 head shipments COO
hnAu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19

Bwser-Country choice per h., l5alsc; country
good. l2al5c; country fair, sa9c.
EJ0s-Fresh In case, lSal4c per dozen; In
barrels. lSAlIc per dozen. a..
chickens, spring, saOc; chickens, hon, 70;
ducks, &c.
Tr0Itedl Frniis-Lemona s. 26a2 Is per box;
bananas, GOcAsl . per bunch.
potatoes 75aSQc per bushel, Coo per bushel Tor
home stock. Green beans 100 per bushel. T0m9'
toes, 100 per bnshcl. Onions. CSC per bushel.
Watermelons. s. 0OAl) 90 per 100 Celery, Z1aJOc
APPLES 81 1a2 80 per barrel Sweet potatoes y Goa
2i6per barrel. Little Gems SOaSc per basket
q % per BARREL Green Gage plums. Y 70 per
bushei: Damsons, $40 per bushel. reaches:
per 6ushel Bartlett aud Duchess peaS 81 % per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
.nnnr,0r Gsntnrr Test.

For quarter Of century ,n:,c Or, IN N'I rs
Now Discovery has been tested, and INC
millions who have received benent from
its nso testify to its wonderful curative
noWers In ali diseases Of Throat, Ghost
md Iunrs 4 remedy that has stood
the test 40 long and that has given so
universal satisfaction ia no experiment
Each bottle is positively guaranteed 70
1--WE reIIef. or tie money will be rotund-
id It's admitted TO BIO the most roll.
oble for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
Srce Mt Logan Drug Co.'s Drug store.
Large alEe Soc and 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
Dreadstun aud Provisions.

CHICAGO, Sept ts.-Tho grain markets wero
weak and weary tho greater part OF to,dnyA Ios.
sion. but near the end jumped into activity aud
closed with gains. Wheat was helped W IlInOm
and corn December wheat closed 20 higher,
May corn 70 higher and oats unchanged. Fro
Visions finished with slight advances.
WTglT@GaSh No. 2, STyEabiHC; No. . sprlng
bniSn: No 2 rcd bli;ahSIIc; September MRhJ, a
SiXc; December 6SJ6aSd' SaS6IEei May co,saol1ia
'l 5Sss-ca.A No. MA@Hs september si,ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
nrnIn- Finnr nnd Yeeli.

The Er1in Market b comparatively ieatnrelell
this W6oR Not quite 20 much hay Is coming
into this market but Still there has been enough
GnafS-NeU wheat b6c per buthel. Corn. per
bushel, ear from store, 20. Oat1. out Of Store
western erUp, SO per buthel; new toc
FfoHr-Rancy roller mill Winter wheat WOOD
wheat Ninpohaha 81 IS 10 sack, 81 % per barrel.
Old wheat Famous q 70 IN sack. = % In WOOD;
Galaxy, q . 10 sack, 81 . IN barrel: Ptlsbufy
-four. Il I'm wood and one-elGhth cotton; ~ "
Hss3SBran us per ton: niddllnsI Slsal9
per ton. Hay. baIed. SO 0DaiS 70 per toni loose
new hay sl1 O0alS %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
Wool.

BosroS. Mass, Sept. ls.-The opening Of the
wool sales 10 London to-day has considerable ef-
feet on the market hero and dealers are waiting
for q standard by which TO fix prices. The mar
ket to-day was rather strong. due 10 stu prices
expected, tho result Of large number OF Ameri.
eau Duyen IN London. Fleece woods arc dull
and the price Is not as strong as II was. Terri"
tory woods arc rather quiet With prospects o. an
increasing demand and slightly trner prices.
Pennsylvania tleeccs No. !. 2la22c; Xxx aud
above ISkaiqc; Michigan X l71Salsc; Michigan
No. !, 20c; New England states l7al71<c; No.
iqc: Ohio delAlnc iieecos &c; Michigan tinc 0ci
Territory woods, Montana nne and hne medium
i0alSc; No. 2 medium l2aiic; other Territory
woods &c; medium liAl2c: California woods.
spring northern l3al5c; middle county spring
llal2c: southern defective secured 2sa3Oc: north
ern fall 27a29c: Irish woods, wethers and sogs
combings, super i2aiIc; average SSatOci clothing
S7aIOc.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept fs-The market for do
nestle wool Is quiet, although there Is moro In.
quIry than there was q week ago. There has
been fair demand for lno unwAshcd and low
aud quartCr.blsod combing and clothing woods,
and prices on these descriptions are well main,
tAIned. We quote the prices as follows Ohio:
Pennsylvania and West Virginia washed NS
and above lSaleu; X and above l7alSc; medium
and above 2iR22c; quarter blood 2la2eci common
i6aisc; New York. Michigan. Wisconsin. etc, lea
lsc; medium 2la22c; quarter. blood 2la2lci com.
aud Wyoming fine Sal0c; medium enl2c; iine
medium 9al2c: fall clips Saloc; heavy sanded
woods = to SC less; Kansas; NebrnAka, North aud
South Dakota fine 9allo; fine medium Sallci
otlaftered l3al6c; common lnl3c; Texas fine l0a
I2c medium llal3c; coarse 1Ialsc; fall clips Sal0c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19

A. NJ. BAILEY, u well known citizen Of
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic
diarrhpa and used many remedies
with little relief until sho tried Cham
borlain's Collie, Cholera and diarrhGa
Remedy, which has cured her sound
and we'll. Give II trial and you will
DO surprised at the prompt relief 1t Of.
fords,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
Under tho Now Tarlfi Bin.

pu,LApELpurA, Sept. 1s.-Many of the
one hundred and fifty men employed at
Campbell's wooden mill, who went on
strike last night against a twenty Pc,
cant reduction In wages, gathered
around tho mill this morning and en-
deayorod to provents other workmen
from taking their place4.' A squad Of
police 10 on guard, and no serious us
turbnpce has takon place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
Connecticut Republicans.

HARTFORD, CoNs.. Sept 1a-The Re.
publican leaders Of the state are 10 this
CITY to-day in attendance at the state
convention. All of the SOL delegates
aro hero and considerable enthusiasm Ia
manifested. The convention opened In
Foot Guard armory at 2 o'clock, with
W. E. Simons as permanent CHAIRMAN;
The usual committees were appointed
and the convention then adjourned IN
Ill tomorrow at 10 o'clock, when ballot
inc will begin,
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,flsceIlnneous.

Roots and Bdrks-GInseng, dry, per h., 10 do
mnnd, s. 90; sasSairnS, bark. per d., 2IsaSci
EasSafras oil, per h., I0aS0c; May apple root, per
h.. lka2c; yellow root golden seal, per H., Ia
SOC; blood root, per h.. &c; Seneca snake root
per h., FREQ Of top, 3iaiOo; West Virginia snake
root per ID. 2ja35c; pink root, per H., nue. SQa
SIC; elm bark per h.. lac.
Rs1rS-Prime new hand. picked. medium. u 70;
primo new hanl.plcked, navy, 81 10
IPool-FInc washed l6c; 10 OF for I'M
washed; medium unwnshed lSc; medium
IIonSg.in tho comb. per h., lsalGc
Rdos-Country mixed Haic per ID,