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Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
Grace M. E. Oh urch.

The following items were inserted by mistake under Epworth M E. church news yesterday morning. They should
 have been under the Gracs N. E. church news:
 The business meeting of the Young Peo- ple's society was held last evening with Miss Nellie Shumwsy, 271 Portsea street. An entertainment for the benefit of Miss Mary D. Strong will be given at the church Thursdsy evening at o'clock Miss Strong was formerly an slto singer at this church for long time, and has recently been through long sickness. The entertain
 meat will be of a literary and musical character.
 The entire membership of this church numbers $50. Of these 450 are full mem.
 bers and 80 are on probation. During the
 last two years 107 members have united
 with the chu Oh by letter and 164 on pro
 bstion. This conference year 72 proba-
 tioners nave joined in full membership
 and A united by letter. During the past
 two yesrs 37 members have bsen lost by
 death and removal. We have 200 male members,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
A SPRING STORY.
A Few Things You Ought Sure.
 ly To Do at This Season.

In the spring we feel tired. languid and dsbiltated. Tho change from cold to warm weather cauees depression of the vital forces, resulting in an Inactive state of the stomsch, liver, bowels and kidneys Headache Is common and the blood under goes changes which greatly debilitate the system.
 The complexion is apt to be sallow, and dark circles gather under the eyes. If something Is not done to overcome these conditions, they will last indefinitely and may result in severe sickness. Read the experience of the we'll known Mrs. A. A. Herrick of 40 Everett street, East somer- vile, Mass.
 "Two years ago I contracted very severe cold that, settled all over my body. My head and left side pa,ned me all the time, had no appetite, and could not sleep at all nights. I was 50 nervous l thought would be insane, and any work seemed like 6 mountain ahead of me.
 "I would become completely exhausted on the slightest exertion. was obliged to give up end take to the bsd. I lay there several weeks, but got no bstter. began to fear should never get well, as nothing seemed to affect me. I was finally advised to use Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, and did so.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
 Children Cry for Pitchers CaStorla.
 Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Einat1Iia1.

The Change of Front by the Foreign.
 CTS Was Due 10 the south Carolina
 Bisturbances, Which Had Been
 magniAed for Speculative Purposes
 -In the Last Hour or so the Bears
 Became Aggressive-T The Closing
 Was Irregular.
 NEW YORK; April 2.-London suddenly ceased buying our stocks this morning and at the same time the local bulls withdrew supporting orders. A decline of 5x62A per cent followed, New Jer- sey Central, No, thern Pacific preferred and Louisville and Nashville leading. The London selling, which according to estimates amounted to fully 0000 shares, was difficult to explain. It was contended that the change of front by for eigners was due to the South Carolina disturb ances, the importance of Governor Tillman's ac- ton having been magnifed abroad for specula- tive purposes. In some quarters, however, the selling was ascribed to liquidations and this is probably the real cause for the decline.
 After the first reaction the bulls took hold of @ number of stocks in a modest way and brought an advance of s,s in Cordage preferred to 471k in the common to 23Il, 1k in Lead to oo, lIt in the preferred to s51s, in Nickel Plate second preferred to a414. 1k in Iowa Central preferred to 30, 1M in Flint and Pers Marquette to 15sz 19S in Baltimore and Ohio to 795s and eJf in Col orado Coal aud Iron Development to 151f. Tht prominent railway stocks, while firm, did no
 figure to any extent in the market.
 During the afternoon there was a long spell O dunuess, considerable borrowed stock was re turned and ths premiums recently exacted to the use of the aotive shares disappeared. Tn tariff debate, which opened to-day, served t make bull operators less bold. as the market peculiarly sensitive to Washington news. In the last hour or 80 tn bears became aggrss sive and attacked Western Union and Burline ton and Quincy with Confidence. The forme
 was sold down from ssss to s4 and the latter fror s31S to sa1S. Northern Pacific and Atchiso stocks were also weaker on reports that those charge of the work of reorganiz ation were nc | making much progress. Erie was not influence | by the announcement that a majority of th | bonds had assented to the Drexel, Morgan plan. Some stocks held firm in the final dealings an l as 6 result the closing was very irregular. Th net changes show losses of A to 1sS per cent, 6, 1 cept Jersey Central, which is down 1A to 12 | Missouri Pacific, wniskey, Ruober, Omaha, an Tobacco gained H to N per cent. Nations Starch first preferred jumped to 50.
 Railway ana miscellaneous bonds were acti,
 and strong. The sales we. S2, l97, 900.
 Following are the closing prlces, reported PRINCE WHIrELY, bankers and brokers,
 Broadway. N. F., and IS Center street. New Fl | vep, Conn.,:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
A Letter Box and a Letter-Fun on th e
 Campus.

The members of the Yale University club. corner of York and Chapel atreets, enjoyed their April Fools day immen. ely. A large number of the members of the club were srated on the piazza in the afternoon gazing intently at the letter box across the street. On the sidewalk below the letter box there was letter all stamped and di. rected, which had presumably bsen dropped by soms person by mistake. When any pssser-by stopped down to pick it up, the shout, and 1t was jubilsntly uproarious, came from the verands, GA p-r-i-l f-o o-l f-o o-l f-o-o-l!ii" It goes without say iug, that the letter was hastily dropped.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
COMING M BETTING

For sunday School Officers and Teachers.
 The Connections Sunday School associa- ton has planned for two important meet ings to be held in the First N. E. church, this city, next Friday, April 6, At2 pm. there will be . meeting of teachers. Pro- lessor 0. s. Beardslee of Hartford theo- logical seminary. Mics Frederick Beard of Norwich, Mss Frances F. Wheeler of this city and George W. Pesse of the Training School for Christian Workers, at Spring field, Mass will speak. All primary teachers are especially invited. In the evening Rev. E. N. Hollister of Water bury, President O. B. Foote and others will conduct services designed especially for superintendents.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
STREET RAILWAY MEN MEET,

An important meeting of street railway men of this state will be held ct 10:30 to. day in the psrlors of the Tontine hotel. Representatives of various street railways throughout the state will be present to form state association, which will be
 know as the Connecticut Street Railway association, and will be organized for the mutual benefit of the street railway com psniesAnd the protection of their interests. The association will be formed on the plan of the American Street Railway sseocia- tion. Frequent meetings will be held, at which papers pertaining to construction
 read. A large attendance of railway men Is expected. ~
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
Stores to Close Early,

The signatures of all the principal clothiers have been obtained by the New Haven Retail Clothiers' association to the agreement to close their stores three even ings week. The agreement goes into effect immediately and che etores will close Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday even- ings at 6:30 o'clock. The stores in the combine are the following: J. Johnson 6 Sons, Neigs q O., Walter Leigh & Co.,, =C E. Longley & Co.,, w. s. Jones & Go i, Oak Hall, T. \. Wyre, Besse, Rttchie & O., Connecticut Clothing company, John Conboy, Joseph Kaiser and Sizsr & Go. It is reported that by next week all the mons furnishing stores will sign rho agree ment also.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
THE STATE LEAGUE. Annual Meeting of the Connecticut Republican League.
 The fol1oyvfno has iuat hsen faared.

The following has iust been issued:
 The annual meeting of the Connecticut Republican league will be held at the rooms of tine New Haven Young Mems Republi- can club, No. 202 Grown street, thie city, on Tuesday, April 10. 1894. at o'clock p m., for the purpose of elsotfng state ofa cers and slso to elect delegates to the sev- enth annual convention of the National Republican league. to be held at Denver, Col, June %, 1894 All republican clubs in Connecticut are invited to send dele Rates The basis of representation will be three delegates from each club and presi- dent of each club. ex ofacto. Will you please call . meeting of your club and send delegatesl A the Connecticut Republican league is preparing for aggressive work this year 1t Is important that every club should be represented.
 FREDERICK B. FARNswoRrH,
 President. T.lvuD D ny~r~ G.nvak~rv
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
Traue11ers' Guide.
New York, New Haven
 and Hartford R. K.
December 31, 1ao1,

IBArSs LEAVE SKw HAVEN AS FOLLOWS: FoR SEw rORK-s<:sa, sx.a. ss:is, f7:so, ts:io. ssso. ss:ss. tio.U C. m, sfssos, issas, si:so (p1rlor nrnifedl, s1:M i.<s ~9.Sa ssoo ss:sa -s:Is. ss:so s:xs, t:sa. ss:Yn, 's:io, 0:is Bridgeport aocomnoaatios), ss.ie, s:is pm. sUspkrs-s<ssa .<ssa ssus .. n-. tssoo. ts:is,'7:io .s:ie. SIS. -slie nn-
 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARIEn RIvKR- 'i2:io A- m CdALly1. 'i:io p. m
 FOR BOSTON VIA ACKNOWLEDGMENT ..fi=m A G-, 'i5oss 's:ss ?. n. euxnAu-'is1 cnishp, ss:s2 p. ID.
 FOR BOSTON VIA sEw LONDON AID PRov- fDKsCE-'s:is, .2:so sii:ss oparsor car urniteO e m, sissoe. '2-5s, sf:is sxI8 and sssss D. m suxnzrs-"2=is, s2.so An. ss.ss p n
 FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINZ AND EY &EK. R. R-s<sS p. n- suSpIrs-s<.E pm
 FOR EERIDEN, HARTFORD, sPRrNGYIKI.D, ETc-si:n night, Geo. s.oa. .io:io slisnAm., is:ce 'i:us, SIC, ssoe. ss:sa, 0:is to HArstorD e'os, io:s p. ID. euspIrs-si.sa uight, sssbs, s:25 (scc) ?. ID. New London Divtsfon. FOR SEw LONDON, H7c.-sa:is nixht, sa.se l night. S.so. iisos, sii.ss cperior car lini,ed, C. r-, 'i2sos, '2.ss, Ssoo s<:Is, s<.ss, s:is s:is CGulford scc), 'esss Gi:is p. ID. Gunford ae eommodstson). srsnArs - '2:is night, se:ss night, se:s5 D. m Air Line Division. | FOR NIDDLETOwN, wILLIMANTIC Ere - ssos S. u-, i=ss. '<;s7, esos p. n. suxnIrs-s< m pm conneci1ng al kI6dletown with Valley D. vision and At waiimAntsc with N Y 4NR ans N. L. & N. R. R.; at Turnerrrle, with ooAchea | branch.
 | Northampton Divfsfon.
 FOR sHELBUREK FALLS, TURNER'S FALLS, aoLYoKK and NEW HARTFORD and intermediate stxstous--:ts, | n.o< e. m- and <.oo p.m-
 FOR NORTHAMPTON, wILIIAMsBuRG as points this side, al s:8 pm
 Berkshire Division.
 FOR DERBY JUNCTION, x.& D. n FOR DERBY JUNCTION, BIRMINGHAM, ASeoSIA, etc.-7soo, s:<a c. n, is.oo, Sao, t-ss, s:se, 7:Ss, i:is p m- srxDIrs-s:io c. m-, s:ss pm.
 FOR WATERBURY-7soo. e:<2 C. m-; ia.oo. a:so, s:so, 7:ss ?. m. sUspIa-s:io C. n- | FOR wISsTED -7soo, s:t2 .. n.; S:ac s:s
 D. m suSDIrs-s:io e m FOR SHELTON, BoTsFoRD, NEwrowN
 DAFBURY, PTTTsFIELD, STATE LINE. etc
 and ALBANY, BUFFALO, DETROIT, c1sCN
 MATT. sTILoUTs, CHICAGO AND THE WEST
 s:fs c. m-
 FOR LTTCHFTKLD and points on G., L. 4 \
 RR--s:io tviA Brisgeporsa a- m-, <sas Cvia Hsv } leyvfne,O ?. m,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
Critiesly III.

E Late last evening 1t was stated at the
 aimshouse that ". D. Reeves, thesmallpox
 patient at the pest house, was in . critical condition, but the physicians thought if he lived through the night that fevorable turned might bs looked for. -
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
~nEfssI0n work,

The regular monthly meeting of the woman's Church Missionary association will be held Tuesday, April 8. at 8 D. m in Trinity pArish building, Temple street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
The Puxxi. solved.

Perhaps no local diseass has puzzled and bsfflsd the medical profession more than nasal catarrh. While not immediately fa- tai 1t is among the most nsuseas and dis gusting Ills the fesh is heir to, and the records show very few or no cases of rad ical cure of chronic catarrh by any of the many modes of treatment until the intro duction of Ely's cream balm few years ago. The success of this preparation has been most gratifying and surprising. No druggist is without 1t. spr8 Steod w2t
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
Express Trains. tLocAl ErpreaL
 O. IT. HBmPsTRAp ID, Gen Passenger An,
starin's New Haven Transporta- ton Line.

kNery Dhy RNcept taturdny. rSsf@A Leave New Haven from stxrin,f Dock, foot Of Brown street, st lo-it oNclock p- m- Tn. JOHN B. sTARIN, CaptAlr
 MeAlst-r, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurstay,
 The VIM C. E3ERT6S, CspE Spoor, every
 lsS7s lhS1sAy, KY wsTdDssd.y Tds sPe Friday RsssrsinG
 Sourtlsndt street: al P nj the startn every every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursdky. Fare, with berth in cabin. 7Sc: stAteroous SH Tickets and Ga-eroorns can be purchased o, John h- Lines 9r-, Ssi Chapel street, of fech q Bishop, 7o2 Chapel street, and al the TonttD< hotei
 Free stage leaves the depot on arrival of Hart ford train, and from corner Church and Chkpe l streets every half hour, commenctng st e:t o'clock D. m
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
g paid tex-div.

Government Bonds. Following are the quotations for United States
 bonds ct the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
GRATBFUL-ComR Epps's Cocoa.

REAkfAbJ-1UffEk.
 sBy thorough knowtedKe Of the natural ksrs which govern the operations of digestion and nr. triton. and ey careful pF1icataou of the One provided our brezkfAst tables with deticstrlV hAvored beverage which may save ur usrrx such arttc3cs of dtet thai c cnnsffrxrtSor rner N EraduaiJ built up unrg strong enough to re>irs every teDdency to fssrase- HuDdreds of suhfjS wherever there is weak point We may esn.rs Isny 2 fatal shsit oy kesptLx ourselves weH fer frAne-"-1yE Service 0Azef1e
 Haae slmpG with eoiiing water or miIk Sold cay n nen pound unz hy grccerh iabe1ed tnn1
 ait nkyfy Le1foz. hE1xSz
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
4pte1s.
HYGEIA HOTEL,
 OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

A- Absolutely free from malaria and un- 61IsJ surpassed for healthfuiness generally,
 and 90 t-stided to by phy .icisns with
 air heavily charged with ozone, Nature's [ grearest boon to the health seeker; with scenic Attractions unrtvaIled, Oiu Point Comfort ranks foremost as . winter resort, while It's world. famous ByReta Hotel, with its improved and now perfect drainage and other sanitary arrange ments, the nnqusstioned purity of its drinking water. snsuTPassed cuisine, embracing every resident farrison life, it's abundant musical fea- lures q isncing, constitute . variety Of at- fractions eldom offered It any resort
 F. N. PIKE,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
A musicaIe.

JAMES P. GLYnH, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
CAPT. MCDONALD HOME,
Ho Tells About tho Wreck of tho Iro
as.. Duke Inst Wepls

Ho Tells About tho Wreck of tho Iron
Duke Last Week.
Capt. Con Mcdonald got home yes
to-day from tho Mississippi. whore his
boat, tho Iron Duke, was sunk by COL
lison with the Alice Brown, as already
chtonicled in the ISrELLIdEScER. He
says he left the Iron Duke total loss
at the head of Dog Tooth bend, twelve
miles above Cairo. Pilot George Waltz
was On watch when, tho collision oc.
CURED, and Capt. Mcdonald was asleep.
It was d. N. Tuesday. IIo was
awakened by the mate, Archie Warden,
shouting, run her in shore! She is
einkinc!"
As tho captain walked to the Office
tho boat was leaning at dn angle OF, 10
degrees. He took tho money out OF the
safe and cot up on tho hurricane deck,
Us he expected her to turn over, but sho
finally .ightcd herself.
The crew took provisions and tar
paulins ashore in yawl, and camped
on an Island till Friday, rain falling all
tho time.
Captain Mcdonald estimates the loss
at s20,OOo. The enginea can probably
be saved.
Jamcs Robinson, steward on the Iron
Duke, and Pilots George Waltz and Al
vim Collier also camo homo yesterday.
Murray Mcdonald went south on the
Iron nce. Tho Ironsides will leave for
the south soon with tow Of twelve
model barges OF iron.
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STATE PRESS noys.
Their Annual Meeting Commences lie
This 1Inrntp,,

Their Annual Meeting Commences Hero
This Morning.
To-day is tho opening OF ono Of the
annual meetings Of tho West Virginia
Press Association. twas expected that
number of tho delegates would arrive
in the city last evening, but only one
matorializcd, Mr.. George Fleming, of
the Buckhannon Banner, who was &c.
companied by Mrs. Fleming. This
mornings trains on the Baltimore &
Ohio and Ohio River roads will bring
the bulk OF tho delegation.
Upon arriving in the city delegates
should at once visit one OF tho news.
paper Offices, where information regard.
ing hotel ratos end other matters will
be chcerfully given.
In addition to to-day'a business meet.
ing OF the association the programme Of
entertainment includes a visit to tho
new resort Mozart Park, on tho South
Side. Tho Wheeling Railway Company
has placed cars ut the disposal OF the
delegatos and they will be boarded
shortly after dinner. Tho afternoon
will be pleasantly spent Mt Mozart, and
in tho evening the visitors will take
special cars on the electric street car
limo to Benwood. where tho steel works
and tube workS will be visited. This
will be one of the most enjoyable and
interesting features of the entertain
mont of the visiting knights OF tho PEN
Gil.
Tomorrow the afternoon will be
spont ut Wheeling Parl, and that even
ing the banquet will take place at tho
Park restaurant.
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COUNCIL COMMITTEES ,l,;E1.
Three Out of Pour Got ouorums-rho
Dusincss Done.

Three Out of Pour Got ouorums-rho
Dnslncss Done.
Tho council committee on claims was
tho only ono OF four called 10 meet last
night which failed to got a quorum.
Tho committee on markets resolved to
Recommend TO council tina. tho regular
market on Wednesday morning, Juno
10, DO abandoned, and In lie stcad mar.
kot 10 held In the Second ward on
Tuesday afternoon, June L., opening ut
y o'clock. This IL on account OF tho
butChcrs parade on tho 18th, an Incl
don't OF thor national convention. Tho
committee approved bill OF S. Tor 100
feet OF wlro rope.
Tho police committee recommended
the payment OF bills agVrcgating
Sl57 90 on account Of the police, and Of
SlSS "a on account OF tho city prison.
Tho Chiei was authorized to huvo
needed, repairs made on tho patrol
wagon.
Tho committee on fro department.
discussed tho need Of now house for
tho Atlantic engine, but took no action,
Tho old house 10 in very bad shape.
The action Of Chief lIcaiy iu giving a
North Wheeling volunteer compauy
the old reel was approved. Tho chief
and clerk wore instructed to get up u
new running card" go that ali tho up.
paratus necd not go TO any fro unless
needed. 1t was nlso decided to have
tho rules and regulations OF tho depart.
mont printed for tho uau of tho iiremen.
Bi!la for SlS2 IL were approved. In
these wac ono for $50 for secondhand
express wagon to DO used to exercise
tho chemical team or in any way tho
department might noGd it. It ia said 70
DO good wagon, worth at least 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

CHICAGO, May 7.-Ca;tle receipts i, 900 head
shipments 500 head; fair demands: prime 10
~ o,hn,. ca aS a;TSTsns - = nnSS II iOa
receipts Is 600 head; market easier; rough heavy
81 2jai SO; packers and mixed IS l5a5 20; prime
heavy s. .1l5 d. Sheep md lambs. receipts Ia
900 head; shipments 100 head; murkct slow
81 40ai IS. Ftga1. .l.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. May Cattle. receipts
light; market l0nl5c higher; prime 81 2Sai 5O:
good s. 91ai 10: good butchers So GOai 90 Hogs
receipts light; market steady; best Philadelphias
IS 50a5 IS: best Workers s. iOaj - Sheep
supply fair; market l0a!Oc higher; extra s. ia
1 "; good IS yOa3 IS.
CIScIaSAri May Hogs stronger at 81 Loa
8 49, receipts 5000 hcld shipments IL. 900 head.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
{. Q. BREWSTER KcceIve..

Time Table No Is. TO tako Acc, 1901 4 n,
Sunday, November 49, 1909 ~
Leave wheelins-ts:o1 to:D. lil:ip a. n, I'm
gals. ti:.D. s9:0O p. N. 49, y = -
Lsarc peninsula-ts:S, psi. lil:iI H.. t22::26
Leave Ma'Iins fsrty-ts:1:. 1851, .ll:52 a. m,
Arrive Terminal uuctlou-ts:i7 tlOU3, lil.5J
a. m. t!:&s, S9:5I. ti:iG. l9:Is p. IN.
Leave Terminal Junction-i7:2l. $500. a. m,
9l!:iO O. m. $3.50. ti:ol, tj:l+. 1915 y. m.
Leave Ma.tfn's FGrry-t7:.s. S9:U7 an, oln;tj
Hos. t+;lo. tj:Io.. $50 p. In. -
Leave PeulnsulH-t7.3i, i9:lia m, sIo:jl, 5i.ll,
ti:t7. t5:!j. ISIS D. IN. = - -
ti:l7. ti:35. tS:3l. f9:tj p. N. - ~. 80
'psily.. tDs!ly except sunday. iiuadays ouly.
Al trains Will run on Eastern time - - -
J.E TAUsSIG. Superintendent.
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kuRSER & CHEW Paint Houses.


SYMPTOMS = Moisture; intense itching and
singing; most ut night; worse by scrntchlnc. If
allowed TO continue ,,lmots form, Which Sftan
bleed mud ulccrhte becoming yew ,ore
swAYsE's OINTMENT stops the itching aud
bleeding. heals liberation. and In most cases ~
move. the ,umos. AZ druggists. or By mail, for
l0centl Dr.. Swayno & Sou, PHILADELPHIA "
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Simply apply "swNySE's oSTMESE" No IN.
terlal medicine required. CnGcs te:ter eczer,a
Itch all eruptiorS on the face, hands. nose, Iic,
leaving tho skin clear. white and healthy Il:
great healing aud curative powers arc posseSSri
by no other remedy. Ask your Druggist for
sWAYSE's oiST,iEs'r. TTnS4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

CHICAGO. Nay7.-Duilnea wus the feature 10
al! the markets to-day. Wheat, under all sorts
Oh oearlsh news, including lower cables, bcnrIsh
crop reports and an increase on passage, DO,
cllnol steadily from start 10 finish unu closed
with July l1ic lower than On Saturday.
Torn closed tgc lower.
Oats Iic on, and provisions slightly lower
Flour steady and unchanged.
sS SE 81 I'd 10 7SE!nS lay SS SS s5Sss
CoRS1Caih So.'2 S:Ec: May s4tSaST5ZasfIzc;
July $8J4a3yjlaS9c; September 4oHa40SatOthc:
June ji.ASi Ha3j77SSci July zoe.
RYe-No. 2. i6c.
FLANyEHD--Sl ~
TIMorIfYsEED-si q.
MEss PoRK-cash So IS; May So 40; July sl2 40
al2 i7tSal: IS.
LArD-Cash 81 SEX: May 81 .5a7 50a7 20; Iuly
and September s7l25sa7 ljai Il.
SHORT RrEs-CGsh. 81 IS: May Sc M July and
September Sc 3iaB iln6 S75S.
7l21k
WIiIsEy-sllG
nurTER-Easy; creamery lla6c; dairy loalic.
EGGs-EasY.
New YORK. May Flour receipts 1900
barrels; exports y 900 barrels: sales 5000 barrels
exports $1,000 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels
OF futures and 1900 bushels OF spot spo.
market duh and weak: No. northern GsI{c; op.
lions weak and lower; No . red May 591;a6y1sa
FPS; June GO7aq6ltinCoEc; July 6i!,ae2hsa6l1s c
ccmbct 6ltIzc. Corn. receipts 5000 bushels ex.
ports II 900 bushels; sales 10000 bushels Of ~.
turns and 10000 bushels of spot; market weak
aud lower: May +3hc; July lI1ac. Oats, receipts
els Of futures and 1000 bushels OF spot; market
easier; No. 8 white SIC; May 3SbsaS9aSsHc; June
1StIc; July 37hc. Hay firm. Hops quiet. Hides
quiet and steady. Cut meats steady. Lard
Stpntv, MayST a.
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New YoEH. My 7,-ThGtc was no general dc.
mind present. yet there was n good order 70.
quest for printed fabrics, such US chnlics, lawrs
figured aud polka. blnck and blue satlnes For
Sehefal merchandise the market WAY slow. n I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

Spocia, DL,pcteh TO the intelligence.
WAsuiSGroS, D. G., Mayi7,-The fol-
lowing IVES. Virginia postmastcrs have
been appointed: N. G. Aiuscroye, vice
l. /. Hawkcus. removed, Frisco, Marion
county; B. S, Ames. vice 3I. E: Over
field, resigned, Nina, Dcddridgc county.