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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
EGGS AND MATRlMONY.
How the Countryman Traded His Hen
fruit for License.

How the Countryman TRADED HIS HEN
fruit for License.
A long-legged young countryman. with
his trousers three inches from his boots.
and his boots three miles from a shine,
passed into the office where marrlage-Ii-
censes are kept on tap. with a basket on
his arm, says the Detroit Free Press.
Good mornin'," he said to the clerk,
"can / get a marriage-license here?'
"This is the place." replied the clerk.
"Weli. I've got six dozen eggs in this
here basket; can get one for themr'
Hardly, I guess"
"Well. I don't know nothin' about the
price of eggs nor marriage-liceuses. but
I'm willin' To put up the eggs for the H.
cense. sight unseen"
Cant do IT," insisted the clerk. "Ws
are not in the busiress Of trading mar
riage-licenses for eggs"
They're fresh" suggested the applican,
in half-p pleading tone.
$50 Is the license" argued the clerk.
s'Whats one worthT' asked the youth
going of on another tack.
"a dollar"
whats eggs wuthY'
Seventeen cents dozen. Why DOM
| you 20 and sell your eggs and come bach
here with The money!"
| The egS-yebdor picked up q pen and {
piece OF paper. and began figuring.
by crsckey.' he said after minute o.
two. that's what I'll do. Them eggs 4
| with dollar and two cents. and I'll hav'
| enough left after paying fer the license q
| git a postage-stamp and write to Susas
| to let her know the weddin' needn't b
| postponed OWN 70 circumstances ovel
which had no control" and ne hur
\ ried buoyanxly out ~ the once. with tn
eggs fairiy jiuslipg In ths basket. 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
From the Internal Revenue Office,

Mr.. William II. Tyler, chief deputy in
The internal-revenue office here, left yes
terday for Petersburg to inspect the office
there. lie goes thence TO Norfolk to in
spect the. office in that city.
A force OF workmen was engaged yes
terday in putting a large stamp safe into
the office of Observation-Disclosures Revenue
William Ryan.
1t is learned that the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue informed Mr.. Ryan
when the latter was in Washington re-
Gently. that no additional appointments
would be made now, but that the force
might be increased later on II business
demanded It,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
ro PLAY "IreIsnd as II Is. >

Miss Sallie harrington. who VIII appear
In .Ireland as 1t Is at the Theatre next
Saturday. will b. well remembered by
Richmond pay-goors whose memory car
ries them back 10 the time of the war
Miss rartingtor, was then one OF the most
versatile soubrettes in this country. she
gave benefit performances at the Theatre
each week In aid Of the widows ana or
phans of Confederate soldiers. ana wen
earn Il the soubrlquet of star OF .he
south ana Favorite Of Richmond" She
has been associated with some of the
leading American actors, including Flor
ence and jefferson. and still holds nigh
place among the actresses of to-day. Miss
harrington will be supported by john Nj.
Ryall. another Richmond favorite, ana
wel-selected company of players.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
Death of Mrs, Henry StoCkmar.

Mrs. Eliza Stockmar. wife OF MT. henry
Stockmar a well-known citizen 'of Barton
Heights. died at 5:f5 yesterday afternoon
at her husbands residence ir~ thas SUI
burb. She was 81 years OF age. md wo-
man OF pure Christian character. having
been a consistent member of the Grace
street Presbyterian church for the last
twenty-five or more years. Her healu
had been bad for a long time. Deceased
leaves six children. They are Messrs
c. j.. II. W. and Edwin l.. Stockmar
of this city: George X. Stockmar, of Bal
timore; Mrs. w. i. Blount and Mrs
Charles Il. Wilhelm. of Baltimore. The
funeral arrangements have not been mad,
~ N.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
gut Little OF Interest at the City Han
yes,erday-To-Day's Meetings.


Yesterday-To-Day's Meetings.
Everything about the City Hall was eA-
credlngly quiet yesterday. There was 10
Councn-committee meetings, and the
courts transacted but little business.
Tho Hastings Court spent the day In the
trial OF william Maxwell for burglary
The Jury could not agree, and AFTER
having been out more than two hours,
were discharged. a..
In the Law and Equity Court the
following lawyers were permitted 10
practice their profession before that UT
bunal: Wyndham X. Meredith. william
Fieger heimer, w. +. Wickham, john W.
Anderson. and James w. Anderson.
The following cases were continued LOT
the defendants by the City Circuit Court;
Dolle f.. Pollard W.. Union Central LAie-
Insurance Company.
Cora A. Elliott vs.. same. and Mary L.
Ieatcs vs.. same.
A number of important committee meet
ings are 10 be held to-day. AT O'Clock
The members Of a subcommittee or the
Committee on Relief OF the Poor assemble
at the City Hall to start out upon their
visit TO the several charitable institutions
of me city. The committee on Streets con-
yenes in semi-monthly session at A.
NJ, while the Committee on Re,reneh-
ment ami Reform assemblies In the CITY
Hail al O'Clock, and the Heaith Com-
mittee al O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
Tho Presidcnf TO BE There.

George Washington and his Cabinet VIII
no nj the First Baptist church tonight.
Tho occasion will be the continental tea
and reception with which the ladies' VIII
omen the pretty new church parlors' All
Of the distinguished members OF the
Washington administration will be In at
tendance in fun continental dress, ana
the public is invited to honor them with
tbeir presence. No admission fee will be
charged. though a piece of silver from
each person who enters the parlors will
be an acceptable memento. An Old Nir-
ginia supper will be served downstairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
The Richmond Grays.

There was "A well-attended meeting last
night at the Regmental Armory OF the
Richmond Grays Association. The ioi-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: John Pitt, president; James Il
Vaughan. first vice-president; ID. il. rye
second vice-presldent: w. a. snyder
third vice-president; +. Leslie spence
treasurer; Thomas ~ q keefe, secretary;
Matters pertaining to the celebration o,
the nftieth anniversary of the old ana
new Gravs. which occurs June 18th. were
discussed, and the perfection OF the ar
rangements for the event was finally lett
10 a committee consisting of Messrs. =, -
G. Dickerson, ]. II. GODDARD, ana Ne i'
Phillips.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
Brook-Ayenue Democrats

There was an unusually large gathering
OF candidates and voters at the Brock
Avenue Democratic Club Tues1ly nleht
at 703 Brook avenue. Among these who
made speeches were Messrs II. T.. Fray
ser. ii. NJ. Smith, Jr., Tazewell Elicit
T.. c. Garrison. Il. A. Barber, p. i. Win
ston. Frank w. Chamberlain. c. w
Tyler and c. II. Godsey. Mr. T.. 4. Bar.
Der was elected an honorary member
All candidates and voters are cordially
invited to attend the next meeting OF
this club next Tuesday evening at
O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
THE STATE LIBRARY BUILDING.
The Commissioners Considering the Me'hoo
of Ueatiny-Personal Points.


The Board Of Building Commissioners
Of the state Library were in session sew
eral hours yesterday. but only routine
business was transacted. such as conSid-
erlng the method Of heating the building
&c. The architect Mr. Poindexter' was
present. Speaking to Dispatch reporter
in the afternoon Mr.. PoindeXter said ne
could not say definitely when the build
ing would be ready for occupancy. OWING
TO the fact that the fire-prooe hoorings
would he laid i'm cement and thus retain
moisture for considerable time, II wouid
not do TO hurry the finishing.
Senator McIlwaine. Of Petersburg; sen.
ator Williams. of Mecklenburg; Colonel
~ y Atkins, of MeclIlenburg. and Mr..
Jawless. of Portsmouth. father OF the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth, called
at the Capitol yesterday.
The Governor has appointed MT. w.
q Marshall Direct-Tax Commissioner for
Fauduier county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FroMALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
pr,ce. of Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &r. and the
Weather Indications
By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.)

DIV telegraph 70 the Dispatch.)
- WASHINGTON, d. c.. March A.
trup Forecast for Virginia: Fair wes.
nv" Their; north winds, becoming vari'
able.
North Carolina: Generally fnir weather
followed by increasing cioudiness. south
east winds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
VIRGINIA SECURITIES.
ConNoSwRALrH o. VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF rHE COMMISSIONERS
0F THE SHINING FUND,
t,,,w.rnxso Mach Z 1904

lsNn%OrUs Ae<~o
A CITING UNDER AUTHORITY
"A CONFERRED upon them By Law, the N.
dersiened Commissioners OF the slnsany Fuea
OF VIRGINIA have appropriated out Of tbs sur
plus OF tho treasury, ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS for tho mouth OF nsfcn JOG
tho purchase Of tho bonds OF the state OF
issued under an act approved February co. syz,
known 20 " Century Bonds os oonds issuee
under en- act approved February Ia ysoss
known a. "Riddlsbegxer Bonds, VIA al ~
tersss thereon from January !, 1884. and sney
hereby advertise that they VII receive onere
for the sale Of such amount OF the said bonds os
the said sum q one hundred thousand dollars
win enable shem to purchase. All proposals muss
bo IN tho hands Of the commissioner 81 % before
O'Clock y. u. on tho 10Th aAy Of March, lsvi.
All ofiers shall be made IN writing. Addressed "
the Commissioners OF tho Sinking Fund OF sr-
sinta. shall b. sealed. ana shall DO opened by
the ommiasl0uera OF majority OF thom, On
the 2Oth March, q noon. 10 the presence q tno
Oovorpor OF tho Commonwealth OF, ~ the eveos
OF his spssaoe. 10 ne prsssncs o. inc Se6ssa'y
Of The Commoovealth. n.
Tue bonds offered % TOE lowest price saah ~
purchased 70 the extent aooss menuonso DIV
vtdsd, however, that NE satd Commrmmorss 49,
shal have auihsglty 70 reject any ana Al vsos
MO IL puruapcs u shts cot. " 70 seceps :
Psr .:,. q We s'aa' SO: sosi az sSsSkSbs
csnnissioasn = - slah'as sssa a. 9 ~
49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March IA, 1894.
OFFERINGS Corn White, 900 bushels. Oats,
80 bushels. ma
sALEa-Corn-whitc, 600 bushels. Oats, 80
bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat, longberry. 00s63c. !;
mixed. 59a63c.; shOrtbeiry. 5oa63c.; NO. :, rel
8?aG2iSc. Corn W hite Virginia (Dag lots, 43a
44..; NO. 9 white, 4:,a44c. No. mixed, t2lec
Oats winter, for seed, 37a40c.: No. = mixed
36c.; No. 3 mixed. 3Jc. Rye. oJaJ1c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
The Richmond Oarsmen.

The Virginia Boat Club Is preparing for
its summer work. The old association
which has been dissolved, was turned over
AT a meeting held Monday night to the
new club. which has recently been in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

euer,,at enough TO cause . corresponding
one in oats xt the close May osts were
&c. lower than at the same time yess ,,f
day. Cash oats were In fair ae"anu'
with prices steady A.. "a 10
PROVISIONS were weak during tne sa nny
part of the session. Later IN ,. VIZ ths
appearance OF some buying orders IN the
hands OF comniisdon-men, prices al
vanccd. May pork closed I'sc. hiene. , mau
yesterday: May lard be. higher' IN" ''"'
ribs. UNCHANGED =. ,o,,ov,:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
TRexLeR SENT TO A JURY.
of Mother and Father Conflict

ing-Hamil,on and Totty Cases.
The case against James Trexler' tne
young white man charged with feionious'y
assaulting and wounding his father 'ohh
Trcxler. was called promptly by Justice
Crutchfeld yesterday morning. The dis.
figured parent appeared. and the exaIni-
nation proceeded with. There was muen
conflicting testimony. the mother ana soh
swearing that the old man assaulted Tue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

PAf1sONs.--Dicd. 1T the rs1sdsnce Of ~
father, at "shples." In fi0ss.ss county.
at H:3o O'Clock. March it<h, WILLIE,
only son of William ~. aud kWy Nseasl
Parsons: agsd 10 months and dsys.
Interment at River View TO-DAY
Crhursday) ut IL o'clock.
sTocKMAR Died. ct he ss<'dsaes OF
her husband. Barton Fx-ets, Marco "a.
1894. at SIS p. NJ. E1iEA, ps<eysd ~hs
of Henry stocknai, aesd 81. et>Rr
long and painful iliner, vsiss sha tsss
With Christian foftituds.
runera! notice hchatter.
Baltimore and Irovsiosce Or. - tape1
will please copy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Il, 1904
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Deyc. Norfolk. morcnsn
dlse and passengers; irwin weis'ger. si2srtas
tendent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAScH II, isss
ARRIVED.
Barge col. New York city
sarge Puritan, Providence, 4. l.
SAILED.
British steamship Dsptford, Hamburg via Noe
folk.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH IA, 1884,
ARRIVED.
steamship Danville. murphy, Baltimore, pas
senrors and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. Murphy, Baltimore pas
sengers aud general cirgo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. March IA. 1874
sALrs. 900 Georgia Paciac Let 90 - % 80
ohares Cis.ssns Savings a ~ 10 shares Ci'''
ssos Savings 81 ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

Cash nuotations: Flour quiet ana sleaiy
at Unchanged prices. Wheat. 5G,ke;;, NO.
red. 57isc. Corn, 36hc. OATS 1isc.
Pork. $40. scaio95 Lard. S1Sms.sz'a' s tSes'
s. eJli5 67lh. Shoulders, &"po'-''
s6sTiasie.O Whiskey. N.lo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-06

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-About 1900 cattle came IN
today making rather more than l15.0Og Tor tht
expired part oil this week. against 49, 1 tor inc
same time last week. 6l,Sl6 a year ago aud "a l"b
two ycarS ago. Tho market was firm, not alone
for good TO extra grades. which did not enter
very largely luto the supply, but for the poorer
kinds as we'll. There was very good demand
for the several sources aud all OF the fresh arrtv
ais ana about all OF the stale stock were closed
out by noon. There were about 4UOO natives,
1000 westerns and 900 Texans. Natives sold on
basis OF 81 2la6 p for inferior 10 extra: Westerns
81 G1AI 50, aud Texans 81 2ba3 %. Weakness
AgnIn had possession Of the hog market There
was fair degree OF activity bOtn IN the shipping
and packing demands. but none OF the buyers
would talk trade oil baSlE OF yesterdays prices,
The very choicest OF the offerings could not be
turned over at better than 81 5On5 30 al any time,
while towards the close buyers could not pe
found anywhere near these figures. Tho bulk
OF the business wis done at less than - =, very
decent ones changed hands Ut 81 Ola5 ". anu
many sales making below 81 80. The sheep mar
ket suffered from M over supply, the receipts for
the last live days n;grcgntlng 1900 head. and the
total for the lust two weeks ranging close 10 100
900 head. The present range OF quotations Is IOc
asa 25 for sheep and 81 60l+ % tor!lam hs. Re
ceIpS-Cattle, 500 head; calves. 6OO head boss,
1860 head: sheep, 1000 head.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Oct. 6-Cattlo. demand
light; prime s, 61aS 70; good butchers 81 OOai ..
Hogs, weak: receipts light: Philadrlphins - IOa
5 u; best Workers aud mixed s. jOa1 %. sheep
dull; extra s. Ota3 D: fur 81 5Oa2 w; common
50caSl d; lambs 81 o0a9 10.
CIscINNATI, Oct. 5-IIogs weak ut 81 2jl5 40;
receipts 1000 head; shipments l,SOO head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-06
FINANCE ann TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets..

Markets..
New YORK, Oct 5-Money on call easy
at Dor cent. last loan per cent; closed at per
cent Prime mercantile paper SaS per cent
Sterling exchange strong, with actual business
In bankers bills at 81 SG54ai 81 for demand.
Silver certificates 6Ssc The total sales OF stocks
to.daSwere l6T. 45l shares.
been strong In tone. and the movement OF
DriccS Inns been upward the occasional slight
reactions which occurred being merely the usual
unitnportnnt reccssiOnS incidental to rising
market, aud due 10 realizing Sllcs and bear
snuris, which did not seriously interrupt tho
advance toward higher range Of values u
was IN the railway list that tho Improvement
was most marked, and In this list group the
Grangers were the leaders A prominent faction
of the situation was the flrmnGss d American
securitIcs on tho London market, although, be-
yond some small buying OF st. Paul. tho foreign
houses were not IN the market 10 my apprecia.
bic extent. Yesterdays covering movement
was continued. and most OF the room traders
wcrc on the bull side OF the market. and there
diti moi seem TO DO any bear arguments Oh which
the shorts could operate. so tirm WIS tho tone
az spcculatou that no otott TO hamper tue
stock was made oil tho announcement Of the ap'
nointmcnt OF receiver for the well'known
appears 70 have been due rather TO disagree.
ment.
ccsSlIIlly manipulated Us 10 be closed exactly ut
Yesterdays price OF S1sS, after having been run
in 10 SjSk, aud sold down 10 Si1s. Chicago Gas
also Stands unchanged on the day. having
moved within 0 rluge OF pcr cent:
The bond market was firm all day, aud the
trading was nctIvc. tho sales reaching M aggre'
cato OF o.. lsS.0OO
Government bonds hTtn'
State bonds inactlvo.
RnIlrOad bonds firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-06

SHANGHAI, Oct. 5.-The Chinese
merchants are cancelling freight con-
tracts to Chefoo and Tien Tsin owing
to report that the Japanese intend to
blockade these porte.
Several japanese warshjps are patrol.
ling the coast near Wei Hal Wei. the
Chinese port on the Shangtung pro.
montory. They approach the coast ut
night and steam seward again ut day
break.
It is said that the object of these
movements is to prevent Chinese war
ships from leaving Wei Hal Wei or
port Arthur on the opposite side OF the
Yellow sea.
It is stated here that the japanese do
not intend to interfere with tho export
Of coal to China.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-06
Now IT'S Rebellion In China.

TEN TsIN, Oct. 5.-Reports have
reached here that a rebellion has
broken out in the province of Mag
nolia. Troops from PekIn have been
sent to quell the uprising.
Serious troubles arc said to have
arisen within the palace at Pekin. No
details have reached here as yet.
4 number OF Europeans from tho
outlying districts are arriving here.
The residents of Tien Tsin arc taking
every precaution possible against IN
anticipated attack on the part Of the
nntiyna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-06
CONDITION or TRADE.
Il. @. Dua . Co.'S Weekly Review OF tn
business situation.


NV YoHK, Oct a-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review Of trade which Issues
tomorrow, win say:
With the chief money crops Of the
west and south sinking in value, it Is
not strange that purchases of mauufac.
featured products are smaller than was
expected. Wheat has touched the
lowest point ever known for options
and cotton the lowest ever known In
any form with the present classihca-
ton, and the accumulation Of stocks IN
both products Is discouraging 70 pur.
chasers for an advance. Producers are
compelled TO sell at prices below the
ordinary cost OF raising crops, and in
some western states there 10 also q
lameutable failure Of the corn crop.
Under the circumstances 1t would be
very strange II the demand for manu-
featured products should be quite as
large as In other years.
Wheat suffers most from aceumula-
ton Of stocks In sight, which are far be-
yond what is usually expected Tor the
season and the exports In September
were unusually small. :,
The price for cash wheat 10 q small
fraction higher for the week. Corn re.
ceipts at the west have been only athird
as large as they were last year, with OK.
ports amounting TO nothing. but the
price has not further declined after the
heavy fall during the previous fort
night. Pork products are weak In tone,
though only lard is quotably lower.
Corn II lower, the cash price being
the lowest known for forty-tive years.
With favorable weather the yield
seems likely to be the largest ever
known.
The condition OF the industries Is in
some respects more satisfactory. Evi-
IDENTIFY there Is q larger demand for iron
products than there was month ago,
though the increase in output has been
somewhat greater than the increase In
the demand, so that prices steadlly tend
downward. Bessemer pig is selling at
$40 90 at Pittsburgh and bar iron at 95c,
with steel bars at 81 05, while the con-
tract to suppress the western competi'
tor Is nail manufacture 10 expected to
hold the price at 81 for wire and Soc for
cut nails. The structural market Is lair
| ~ active at the west, without change at
| the east, and while the coke output has
now become the heaviest ever known,
1875 for the week, the price is de-
clining and steps arc being taken to
limit the supply.
| gThe failures for the past week have
been 2l9 in the United States against
800 last year, and SO in Canada against
45 last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-06
BANANAS SCARCE.
Tho Crop in Cuba Terribly Damaged by
Storm.

Tho Crop In Cuba Terribly managed ny
Storm.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-According to
reports made by Captain Holttum, of
the British steamship Bragauza, which
has Just arrived from Baracoa, Cuba,
bananas will be scarce commodity at
this port for some time to come.
While the BragaDza was in Cuba, on
September % and %, the northeast end
OF Cuba was visited by one Of the most
terrific hurricane that has swept that
locality for twenty years. All the
banana plantations were either totally
destroyed or badly damaged. Houses
were blown away, trees uprooted and
other great damage was wrought.
The cocoanut oil factory run by
American capitalists was badly dam
aged. Great damage was done up the
the mountains in the locality OF Mata
and Yumuri, and the Braganza returned
with only part cargo OF fruit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-06

New YoRK. Oct. &-Flour. receipts n go bar.
rcla: exports $500 barrels; sales 1900 packages;
market steadOr and more lctlvO OH demand for
spring patent aud bakers for. export, closing
steady Wheat, receipts $500 bushels: exports
$500 bushels sales $40 01O bushels Of futures ami
1900 bushels Oi spot; spot market irregular, clos.
Ing dull options closed stendyi No. red G2i1nb9n
69hc: October closed at bSxc nolninnli November
closed at h6lIo nominal; December 81 {RiSaS7 We.
Corn, receipts a. 100 bushels: exports lO bushels;
sales SIS. 0j bushels OF futures and %. OO0 bushels
OF spot: spot market irregular, clOsing dulli OPP
tons closed dul October closed 6GsEC nominal;
November hGstAh7J kRSG3Sc; December bl1sAS4IS
A5tJEc nominal November co. EfbIa69t e; llccrnI'
Der a5iISc. Oats, receipts ", 400 bushels;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-06
CHANGES OF VOTING PLACES
Within tho City Districts in
Ohio County.

Attn meeting OF tho Board OF Commissioners
OF Tic County Of Ohio. he'd az the Court House,
on tho second day Of october. lsJi u was OF.
dcrcd thai places Of holdini elections 10 CHUNG
ed in the following districts aud precincts VIZ
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Precinct No. L from sol 70 2oi Main street
Precinct No , from 5lg 10 dlS Main street
MADISON DISTRICT
Precinct No =, from Democratic wlgw0n to
southwest conner Virginia aud south utoaIway.
Precinct No. ). from Peter Claus " house
No, s, North Huron street
CLAY DISTRICT
Precinct No l. from ll9 Fol street TO 60
Twelfth street.
UNION DISTRICT
PrcclnctNo 3 from 1913 Wood street to 1913
S' PrSSinsl 40 !, from 1850 Seventeenth street to
~ FrS SR' No J. Bishops Hail. 1871 Eighteenth
street
RITClIIE DISTRICT
Precinct No .. from south Side Turucss' Hall
TO 4lOQ jacob street.
Attest; l. Q. MOFFAV.
Qo3