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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-13
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court OF the State OF
Oregon for Clatsop county;
william Lehnlg, plaintiff, va. Emma
Corder, Lydia Jamieaon, Jennie John,
son, Sophia Lehnlg. and Augusta Me-
Connell, defendants
To Emma Corder Lydia Jameson, Jen-
ME Johnson. Sophia Lehnig, and Au-
gusta McConnell;
In the name OF the state Of Oregon.
YOU are hereby required TO appear and
answer the complaint filed In the above
court and cause, on or before the first
day OF the term Of this court, next fol-
lowing the expiration of six weeks pub
licatlon OF this summons which will
be the nineteenth day of February, 1884,
and n you fall 10 appear or answer, for
want thereof, plaintiff win take judg-
ment against you for the sum OF six
hundred and ninety-eight dollars. with
interest thereon from the 18th day of
August, 1891, at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum, and for costs and dis
dursements of this action: and viii also
take an order directing the sale OF cer-
tain real estate property, belonging 20
Won which has been attached In this
action: and which real property is sit
uated in the county of Clatsop, state
0f Oregon, and particularly described
as the northwest quarter OF the north
east quarter and the east half Of the
northwest quarter OF section thirty-one,
of township seven north, range eight
west, in Clatsop county, Oregon.
Service Of summons In this action b.
publication. Is made pursuant to. an
oraof of the Hon. A. Mcbride, ludge
OF the above entitled court dated the
IN day Of May. 1893
W. 7. BURNEY,
tttcrney for Plaintiff.
Dated Jan tlh. 1854
Prevent and onfe Constipation and Sick.
llcadaclo, k.aall nh neals,
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BIAsp,s BILL FAVORED,

washington, ian. l2.-The committee
on coinage has decided TO report favor
ably, by vote Of 9 to 8, BANDS bill
directing the secretary Of the treasury
10 coin the silver seIgnoragc in the
Treasury The bill as agreed o. direct
ed the secretary to Immediately Issue
silver certificates 10 the amount OF the
scignorage, to-wit; s55.l5e.esl, to be I'M
mediaIely for current government ex-
penses the seignorage TO be coined as
fast as possible TO redeem the certil-
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REPORT FAvoRABLY.

washington, Jan. l2.-In the house
the foreign affairs committee reported
favo-anly Hits resolution calling on
tie president for all Haw llitn informa-
tion received sinees the special message.
Objection was made to immediate con
sIderation and the house resumed The
tariff debate. Broslus. Of Pennsylvania,
continued his argument begun yester-
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cRAzED BY GRIPPE.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 12.-J. G. Hilton,
a coiored janitor Of the United States
court rooms. crazed by grippe, Jumped
from second story room this morning
with revolver in each hand. He ran
down the street firing at everybody
he met. .Iiis aim was generally bad,
though he seriously wounded Isaac
Clatty. He then put the mrzzle Of the
revolver to his own mouth. blowing the
top OF his head off.
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ISSUED BOXING LICENSES.

Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. 12.--City IL
censes were issUel today for the Corbett.
Mitchell contest on January 25, and for
the colored boxers, Perry and Willtn,
son. on Morday. The latter is looked
rpon as test case. The Duval Club
officers laugh at Governor Mitchell's
threats. saying the contest will Certain
ly come off on the 25th.
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ADMINISTRATORS FINAL
COUNT.

Notice Is hereby given that the un-
deraigned, administrator OF the cs'Hte
OF Alexander Mcdonald. han iiled IN the
county court OF the state Of Ctcgon for
Clatsop county, his final account as
such administrator. praying sor rettle-
ment OF said estate and his discharge,
and the said court has set Monday,
February 5th, 1894. at the hour OF 2
o'clock D. M, OF said day. at the court
house, for the hearing OF said account.
and an persons interested are notified
hereby to then and there appear and
show cause II any, why the same should
not be allowed.
WILLIAM MCDONALD.
Administrators of the estate OF Alex
ander Mcdonald. deceased.
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ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY.

Trenton. N. j., Jan. IL. The republi-
can senate met this morning, called The
roll. and in the absence of quorum,
adjourned till Monday.
Later in the day the democratic sen
ate met. called the roll and adjourned
till tolnorrow.
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coLoRADo's LEGISLATURE.

Denver. Jan. 12 The seIate took a
test vote on the question of adjourn
ment this morning. On a motion to
suspend the rules and take up the resp.
luton for immediate adjournment. the
vote stood 80 to 29. but was lost, lack
ing the necessary two-thirds.
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no PRINTERS.

The Astorian has the following des.
erihed printing material and fixtures
for sale:
A large numbert of cases. news and
Job, OF the various sizes and STYLES.
Several news stUndS
A large assortment OF advertising
display and poster type, running in SER.
les, and In fair order-iust the thing
for a country newspaper.
Proprietors OF country newspapers
who wish bargain should correspond
With the AStorians or,call and look yer
The material for sale
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FINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTICE

The undersigned assignee OF Parker
& Hanson, insolvent debtors of Astoria,
Clatsop county, Oregon, having filed
his final account as such assignee. with
the clerk of the circuit court of Ore
gon for Clatsop county, Oregon. the
hearing and settlement of account will
be held in said court on the first day
of the next regular term thereof, 70.
wit; on the nineteenth lay of sabruary,
1894
Objections, II any. to such settlement
must then and there be made
w. w. PARKER,
Assignee of Parker q Hansen, insol-
vent debtors
january 13, 1894.
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srx pERsoNs pRowNEp.

Baltimore. Jan. 12.-During a heavy
stoim eight sailors, accompanied by
ferryman. started in boat to go to
Locust Point The boat swainped, ard
i've sailors and the ferryman were
drowned.
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IN THE sENArE.

Washington, Jan. 12.-The senate lr
executive session confirmed Prest IN, IL
rector OF the mint, and adjourned all
Monday. Therefore the Hawaiian mes
sage cannot be sent to the sena.e this
week.
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NorIcn on ApMINIsrRATIoN.

Notice IS hereby given that the un-
eersIened has been this day appointed
the administrator OF the estate OF A. X.
Harrow. deceased BY the county court
az clats0p county, Oregon. All parties
having claims against said estate must
present the same, duly verified. to the
undersigned, at the ONCE OF Fulton
Brps.. attorneys IN Astoria. Clatsop
codrfv. Oregon. within six months from
* S II. ANFEs
Iannnry "a. lSgl.
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LYNcHING IN ONO.

Winchester Ohio Jan. I2. -Rcscot
PARKER u colcred boy. who murdered
an aged couple recently, was lynchel
this morning.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.

Winnipeg. Jan. 12.-Robert Niles and
a girl eight years Of age. were froAeh
10 death In Wednesdays storm.
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: HAYl HAY!! HAYl!!

will, for thirty days, sell choice hay
at $500 per ton. Call on Ross Higgins
q Co.. for sample.
DIX. WARREN.
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syrups-ChoIce sugar syrupS, g7I4c: fancy grips
H1Sc; silver drips 2StSe; new crop New orleans
molasses, choice, 4oc; prime Sc; fair sc; mixed
ProriSioRt-LargeS.C G. hams loo; medium :. z
hams I9b.c; g. G breakfast bBeop g4c; g. c. shout
det1 nc: sides &c: ordinary beef lSc; ham
dne6 beef liISc; knuckles Nc; tGuaiiy mess pork
sib pieces, SIC 50; bean pork, bbis.. SIS %.
Lard-Pure refined. In tlerce. 50; 50 10 tins
skc- Chicago lard. in fierce, s4c; 10 tins
5c; Tin palfx lbs. gc, Tin plilI 6los, s1sc; I'm
pals, 10 lbs. We; tin pals. % lbs, 9kc
Su9dr-Cutloai 5.Sic; cubes sc; powdered
sc; Eranulated standard sc; standard confec;
TONERS A sc; Columbia nc: standard
Windsor 4lic; American A as white extra
&c; extra g SIC; fruit SUGAR S1ie. -.
Co11-green cotfee-Pancy Golden Rlo NC;
fancy green 24e; choice green 221ic; roasting
grades 2o1<c: Java 2SI4c; roasted In packages
Arrow Rio 30; Panhandle 2l.2ec; Arbuckle g
Co.'S roasted 2l.29c: Bulk roasted 22tIci Old GoV'
eminent Java roasted SIC; Mocha and Java 3ic;
Teas-Young Tyson. per ID. 9Oa55c gunpowder
SoaSoc: imperial 40aS5c; Japan 2Sa7Sci ooiong va
SOC; Souchong 21a7Qc
Cdndles-StAr, full weight lOci Paranne, per
ID, l211fc; mould, per set, loo.
Ptnecdr-choiee cider. l2al4e pes gal; standard
city brands loallc per GALLON country lSAiSc Pes
gal. a. TO quality.
Cae.se-is quoted as io6bing o. mhli =, III \,
ityi LlmburSer l4c; factory lQhEc; New York l!1sc
FIsh-No1 mackereI, so lbs, 81 20; No. ex-
ira mackerel, y bbls.. new. 100 lbs g 70; No.
10 lbs 50 rs: 80. B. small, So 20 TOR 50 lbs; No. q
large, 100 lbs. 81 Oh
SSai,-Timothy, s. rs per bushel; clover. small
seed. 50 80.
Sdi-No. l. per Dbl, 81 90; extra. per Dbl. 81 IS;
dairy. 1ne. dve-bushel sacks, 81 80 per sack.
Setd coT1t--iic per ID.
Dried FruftS-EVaporated peaches, In boxes,
l0c: evaporated peache In bags, 9alOc.
CsnHed G0OdS-standard 3.1o' table peaches.
%; pie peaches. S6s 81 20 PIE peaches q Si nS.
I'd grade, 2 lbs, SOC; strawberries lbs. 81 10:
blaokberries lbs, 81 10; raspDerries, lbs.'
81 20; damSons, lbs, Csc; luna beans, lbs.
9OcaSl Is; cove oysters, h.. light, 6Oc; 90 d.
full weight S0ci string beans, lbs, 76a9Oc; sue
eotaSh, 2 lbs. boCaSi %; early juno peas, 81 ~
French peas, s. IS: MarrowlRt peas. 2lbS. 81 80
pincapplcs. 81 80; gooseberries. lbs, 9Ocal 90
Wooden iFdre-So.i tnbs % Is: No. :, = ~
No. s. 81 20; 2.hoop pals, 81 .: 3.hoop, 81 -;
single washboards, 81 50; double do, ESQ; fine
crlmped double do. 81 Is; single. 500
On-Lard, western extra strained. Zoe: carbon,
water white &c; 1902, 511c l5O', &C. white miners
best, 5oc; white miners No. .. 400.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money aud Stock
Markets.


Markets.
NEwYonK, Dec 1l.-Moncy on call easy at In
per cent; Inst loan ~ per cent; closed offered
at ~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper 2i4ai}S
nor cent. Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 s9a4 s9k for
demand, Silver certificates Go55sSc bid. The total
sales OF stocks to-day were 40 SIS shares
Speculation on the stock exchange to-day was
dull and uuInteresting, and the volume OF bust
ness shows a heavy decrease from that OF the
nost few days The effect OF the circular issued
by Drexcl, Morgan & Company 10 the Erie bond
holders was favorable TO the stock. inasmuch us
Il dIsproYed the truth Of the EnmeFS that the
firm had abandoned the reorganization. An ad-
vance OF per cent was made In thestock, which
was maintained 10 the close. The market
opened generally firm and fract.on higher.
eScept for Sugar and Distllllng. which lost u
and cen. Ss9S stGc
about a reaction OF per cent. and Manhattan
broke ~ DER cent on a report that the report to
DO presented 10 t0.days meeting Of directors
would be uniRyorable. Most Of the other shares
dealt In were also weak and the tendency OF
prices was downward. After midday trading
hernme firmer, tho last prices being al an al
vance on tho final figures OF yesterday. Della
ware LnckaWanna & Western made sharp nd
q "a Be5 rSb ID Gy Ss
and Erie ! and General Electric q per cent.
There were few declines oil the day, including
Cottop OIL Of and do preferred ! lper cent.
Sugar tiuctuated within limit OF IA per cent,
onening n lower at 9O1S. recedlng 4, advancing
III and reacting ~ making a net gain on tho
day Of Z per cent htthe close. the speculation
was active and In good tone
In the bond market, tho amount OF business
transacted was fair, aggrcBatinB u 1890
Government bonds firm.
state bonds dun.
Railroad bonds tirm.
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Now York.-As usual to Tuesday. accompa.
Mod byVery uniavorable weather. the demand
has been very slow, though for Seasonabie spe.
cialtIes considerable business has been done
through advance orders. The feature OF the
next few days and one that will occupy the at.
tention OF the entire country. Is In the an.
uounced auction sale OF 1900 packages OF do.
nestle cotton goods on "Wednesday. December
tho Pepperlll Laconia. Bates, Otis, Columbian,
Thorndykc. AndroSccggin, Warren, Palmer and
Cords cotton mills will sell without reserve the
entire production tomorrow. This will include
aud othor cottons. 400 bales constituting sheet.
inEs, 1000 baics Pepperiii drills, also corset
leans, satteens bleached sheetngs. ticEings,
blue, brown and fancy denims cottonades fancy
duck. hickory stripes. mapped sultlngs, checks.
cheviots andgrey and c0lored duck. Printing
cloths quiet at &c.
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WHEELING DAILY NTELIGENoER WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBER r. 1881
THE sronE-nox F1SANc1ER.

ciAeiseiAAati TtAaaar
By DEAR sir, you can't tell ne
Anything.
I've studied finance
Night and day.
For tblrtySevcD years.
What do ! think Of Carlisief
Small pOiaioes.
And Cleveland the 5lmS;
Sherman 4 tyro,
Eczies kitten.
They az have prePosterous iads,
The outlook
Now you get next 70 me.
The monetary dtuation
We are rushing toward destruction
On q CREASED track
Here are the facts ol the case:
We bgye s.,2il, 10000 Of currency,
Over 81 100 .oOs. 900 of It is paper money;
This cannot be redeemed
For thefreasury
Hasn't got the Stit.
Cur volume Is 20 great
That IL raises the value
Above he price.level OF the exportabieS
OF foreign countrles-Eesg
Therefore,
We ought 10 contract the currency
Or issue more
. And force other countries to 90 IT,
Even II we must
Declare war against The whole
DodRasted world.
But the government lacks the sense
To take either coune.
No man In America,
Except myself.
GnSps the real difficulty.
Everybody seems 70 have
Wheels;
Hence, 81. nothing can prevent
This nation
From going licIely-spllt
To the devil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-12
Aouarter Century Test.

For a quarter OF century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
lis use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in ali diseases Of Throat, Ghost
and Lungs A remedy that has stood
the test 30 long and that has given 80
universal satisfaction is no experiment
Each bottle is positively guaranteed TO
give relief, or the money will be round
cd. lis admitted to be tho most reli-
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
Tree at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
Large size Soc and 81. y
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Chicngo.-cattle market dull and weak.
There was a decline OF l5a2jc.. Sales were prin.
cipally at s. 0Oa2 10 for butchers stuff and at
81 5Oai Is for steers Hogs Inactive and receipts
light Choice heavy weights sold ut 81 5jaI co:
assorted light weights 81 9SaI 80; common heavy
weights sold from 81 I5ai 20 and TO s. goal 10 for
common lights. sheep weak at 5al0c lower.
From 81 % 70 "a bought most Of the sheep and
sales OF lambs were largely at 50 2iGS 81. Receipts
Cattle 6.OO0 head; calves 800 head; hogs 5000
head; sheep 1900 head.
East LIbsrty.-Cattle firm; prime s. 0Oa5 25:
good 81 25ai 60; bulls, stays aud cows s. 00a3 -,
Hogs steady; Philaielphils 81 50at s.; common
10 fair Workers s. 2ia4 rs; roughs 50 0OaI co.
Sheep steady and unchanged.
CipcInnnti.-Hogs slow at 50 4Jai 50; receipts
Z, 900 head shipments $500 head.
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Wool.

Ph,iadelphIs.--wooi Is better request and
prIces steady: Ohio. Pennsylvania aud West Wiz
ginia Xxx aud above lsal9c; y and above l6alsc
medium 20aaic; qulrterbiOod 2la23c: common
ISa2Oc: New York. Michigan. Wisconsin. etc.
NN l6ai7c; medium l9a20c; Y 1balGc; quarter
blood 9Oa2lc; common isal9c; washed c0mbing
and delAne fine. lSa20c: medium 2la22c; coarSG
2Oa2lc; low 2IagIc; unwashed medium i6ai7c;
low medium l7also; braid l6al7c; unwRhed,
hight and bright fine llal2c: medium l5alGci
low medium I6al7c: coarse l5al6c; unwashed,
dark colored light fine qal0c; heavy fine Case
medium l9al3c; fine medium llaigc: coarse lila
nc; territorial and northwestern light fine Sai0c;
heavy do 7agc; fino medium l0allc; medium lila
lyc; quArterblood l2al3c; coarse llal2c.
New York-Wool quiet
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ASK for Quaker Bread.

Mr.. Ira P. WErMoRE, prominent
real estate agent OF San Angelo, Texas,
has used Chamborlain's Collie, Cholera
and DlSrhGa Remedy in his family for
several years, us occasion required, and
always with perfect success. lie says:
~ find 1t q perfect cure for our baby
whan troubled with collie or dysentery.
/ now feel that my outfit Is not COM
plete without bottle OF this remedy at
homo or on q trip away from home"
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Produce.

ButLr-Creameryc choice. 25a27c; country choice
per h., 15al7c: country good l2albc.
EJos--Fresh In case, 2ga23c per dozeni III
barrels, 22a23c per dozen.
POuLtrv-Price per pound: Old roostors. Sale;
chickens, spring, 5a6C; chickens, hen, 5a6ci
uG TTontcSi frtsitsGfemons, s. Ouaa 50 per box
bananas, slO0a2 % per bunch; Florida oranges
Vece.abIs,-Cabbage 75casi % per barrel. Choice
potatoes 6Oa65c per bushel. 4Oa6ec per
bushei for home stock. onions 40aboc per
bushol. Celery, 2ja9Oc per dozen. Home
apples, 81 5Oa2 80 per barrel; New York apples.
81 60a3 90 per barrel Sweet potatoes Jerseys s. %
per barrel: Baltimore 81 81 per barrel. Grapes
GoEI-RabbIts 81 50 per dozen; squirrels 81 .
Der dozen; quail 81 so ptr dozen; pheaSaptS SIC
each; yenison saddles }3ai5c per ID; whole deer
&c per ID.
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Roots and Barts-GInscng, dry, per h.. In de-
mapd, So 00e3 50; sassatras, bark, per h., SAGE
sassafras OIL per ib.. i0a5Oc; May apple root per
H., 6L,a7c: yellow root golden seal per h.. aa
zoo; blood root, per To-. 5ase; Seneca snake root
root. Der To-. 25aSSc; pink root, per h., fine. BOA
85c elm bark. per h., ta6c; wild cherry bark
geas-Pnme new ndpicked. medium. 81 IS;
prime new hand.plcked, navy. 81 70.
washed; medium unwashed l2nlic; medium
Honev-In the comb. per h., laal6c.
Ras,-Ceuntry mixed 1lalc per Id.
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MUSIC QUAINT AND WEIRD.

Representatives of seven African Tribes
Render Song Service In Brooklyp.
Hav York Herald
A Bushman and Hottentot, both so
small that they suggested Brownie
land" and Explorer Stanley'a story Of
the country OF the dwarfs, sang last
evening in the Central Presbyterian
church, Tompkins avenue aud Will
oughby street, Brooklyn, with kafir
chorus to assist them in giving civilized
Brooklynites an idea OF what may be
done in the way OF outstanding and
refining the heather.
The converted Brownies and their
Kaffir companions made no end OF a stir,
for, while all OF them speak English Of
remarkable purity, when they wish,
they sang one hymn in kaffir talk and
in Katir fashion, and the music had q
note in it that was strange in Brooklyn.
There was a suggestion OF incarnation
| in it all, and 1t ran from monotonous
murmur to the full crash Of full power
so unexpectedly that the effect was
startling.
The musical exhibit was followed by
missionary sermon, which the con-
gregation will not soon forget, since, il
It accepts the views of the preacher, the
Rev. J. +. carson, it will have no sugar
in its tea and no butter on Its bread
while there are unconverted heather
anywhere on earth.
The announcement that Kafiir choir
would take part in the services had
been discussed by the congregation for
some days with intense interest, for
not few believed that the regular
choir was to be supplanted for one
evening at least by band Of savages
whose native costume would leave
much room for the clothing OF
righteousness There were many. Of
course, who knew that the Kaflirs would
be becomingly clothed, but expectation
and curiosity were strong. and when
the services were begun the seats were
all filled, aud there was deep fringe
OF wondering worshippers standing in
side the doors.
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Whaling 1.-Two stock Market.

Crtlie--Extra 1000 to 1900 lbs, 31In4c; good,
900 10 1000 lbs 3SaS3c: good, 800 to 800 lbs. ga
3J.c; lair, 200 10 500 lbs, SalI4c: common. 6OO
10 100 lbs aIa214c: bulls. 2I+a24c; cows, l1sa1c.
Hoos-Extra, 4hai.iOc; good. 4aihc; common
'I ;siSs1es-Extra, el,zag1l; good, Haze common.
GOa75c: lambs. 2llSasl4c;
Fresh CoIps--S s6a.JOc., calves, iattzc
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Petroleum,

oil CIty.-opencd at SEC; highest 9Oc: lowest
sglc: closed at Sg,lc: sales 10000 barrels; clear
ances 1900 barrels shipments SS,2Oj barrels
runs 81 923 barrels.
New Ysrk.-petseleRm strong; no saiesi
closed ut SgISc bid for January.
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5r1ia-Sew wheat sec per buShel. Corn. per
buAhel, ear from store, &c: new corn 60c per
buShel. 0Gts. out oil store, western crop. sc per
buAheL
FE0ar-Fancy roller mill winter wheat wood
At " IS per barrel; papet g G. per barre spring
wheat MinnehGhA s. Is Ia sack. 81 Is per barrel.
Old wheat. Famous s. 90 In sack, g Is IN wood;
Galaxy. 81 . In sack. 81 Is In barrel: Plllsbury
-four. 81 25in wood aud one'elghth eotIoni ~ .
N paper.
Fesi-Brau SIS per ton: mIddllngs slsal9
per ton. hay. baled. sii GOALS 0O per ton loose
Inv NtA hNhtA m
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

rlmo Table No, Is. to take e1ec. 1901 4 N.
SUNDAY. November 10 1885,

Tlmc Tnhlc No y, 70 Lnke eltcT !'JI q M
SUNDAY. November - 1924
Leave Wheeling -ts:OO PTS. lu:iOa M, t.:21,
Leave PcninsulG-iSo6, Psi, lll4sL n1,tc::99a
sS;!I, tl:36, iD06 p. IN.
tc;8I Sl:27 ti:iG, i9:l2
a. m. t,:Ss. 1881. tI:I6, l9:lS p: IN.
Leave Terminal Junction-t7:9A, 1900, Z m,
e,'s,io a. IN, 1902 t4:0j t5slL tS.tj p. m.
Leave Martins Fcrry-lI:lS 1901 am, "lEH.
si.O5' N:lO, t5:l9. tS:h2 y. M.
Leave PCaIaSula 81, Ita IN, 'l2:Sl, it:lt,
t' IrriV ,S'-w hecIIng-t7:iO ls9o m. 'l2:5L
1t.fT. tl.l5. 1881, fa:1Sp. n.
tspIlly fDsily except sunday. Sundays only.
klltrhinS will run on Eastern Tina
J.E TAVSSiG, Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-12

Now York-PIg iron dull Tin strong; straits
Sl4 laRll 90 plates market weak; spcllcf quieti
domestic So %. Lead steady Copper strong;
brokers' price Ykc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-12
iDnlly. eKcept snnday.

Sunday church tralnS will leave Elm Grove at
o:jga' IN. and Wheeling at l2:l7 p. m.
Trains No. .. G II and 70 connect with herdlc
limo iof TrIadeIPhIa- uesd!c leaves TEladelPhlA
ior Elm Grove at $50 a M. 100 a. ~, 1890 m.
and C.i0 u, nj. Daily. except Sundays and Sat
uriay's herdtc. Will connect with train No 81,
leaving Wheeling at Hoop. NJ.
Sundays hcrdic Leaves Tnadelphia At Peg
n m 100 n M. $50 m. and connects with
iyainI No. S, II and u from Wheeling.
""''' IL + WEISGERBER. Con. Manager