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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
OLIVER It. HOSTILE.
If MIR. De Laittre Can Rant He
Can Mouth as Well.

Oliver T. Erickson, the court house
commissioner who locked horns in a
moment of overconfidence with John
De Laittre on the subject of elevators,
is out with a letter, in which he says a
good many hard things about the
champion of the hydraulic system of
elevating people.
After sneering at Mr.. De Laittre's
last letter and his defiant attitude, Mr..
Erickson lets loose the fountain of his
wrath on Engineer Mcguire, whom he
accuses of deserving the court house
committee that went East to study
elevators. Mcguire, he says, went on
two junkets, and never made report.
The figures of Mr.. De Laittre, which
so astounded every one who saw them,
Mr.. Erickson characterizes as false and
misleading in the extreme. Mr.. Erick-
son also calls Mr.. Otis liar when he
says he did not say to him that n.y.
draulic elevators were the best for the
new building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
Jimmied the Cash Drawer

A daring burglary was perpetrated
in the office of the John P. Wilcox
Sash and Door company, at 1913 Marsh
all street northeast, while the clerks
were at dinner
Shortly after u o'clock two young
men, who had been seen lurking in the
vicinity, entered the office, and, with
the aid of a jimmy, opened the cash
drawer and secured 800 in cash and
about $1,000 worth of notes. Not an
hour before there had been 81 200 in the
drawer. The thieves were discovered
and given chase, but they ran into a
lumber yard and were lost.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
is ROSEBERY TIRED I?
RUMORS THAT HE HAS DECIDED
TO RESIGN.
GOES TO WINDSOR CASTLE.
But Liberal Organs Declare That
1t Is ut the Command of
the Queen.

LONDON, March H. = Rumors
have been current recently that
Lord Rosebery is about to resign
the premiership because of i'll health.
The journey he made yesterday to
Windsor Castle was held in some
quarters to, confirm these rumors,
but they are discredited in well-ina
formed circles. The Liberal organ,
the Daily News, says that the visit
to Windsor Castle was paid at the
express wish of the queen, who wished
to confer with Lord Rosebecy be-
fore her departure for the Riviera.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
Girls Again Revolt.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE girl in
mates of the state home for Juvenile
offenders were again in revolt today.
The police were forced to interfere and
the inmates were taken to the nearest
station. They claim they have been
treated so vigorously by the managers
of the institution that they could not
stand it
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
THEIR FAITH REVISED.
Report of the Protestant Enisco-
pal Revision Committee.


pal Revision Committee.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Joint
committee appointed at the general
convention of the Protestant Episcopal
church of the United States of America
to revise the constitution and canons
OF the church has submitted the result
or Its protracted deliberations in a re-
port which was made public today.
The revision provides that there shall
be general synod, consisting of tho
house of bishops and the house of dep
uties, which shall sit and deliberate
separately. Their Jurisdiction is de-
fined and duties and powers of bishops
explained.
There is also a provision that In.
every diocese there shall be a stand
ing committee appointed by the con-
vention of the diocese Method for Gre
ating new dioceses is defined. and the
report closes: Until further order
be taken, the British-Oxford quarto
edition of 1852 on the Holy Bible is
recognized by this church as the stand
ard OF Typography and publication.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
REPEATERS SENT UP.
Sentences Passed in New York
Elections Frauds Cases.

NEW YORK, March n.-John Downs,
George King and James E. Otis,
charged with conspiring to violate the
election registration laws, were found
guilty by a jury today. George E.
Young and Edward Sullivan, who were
arrested in the same case, were ac-
quilted. The defendants were accused
of being members of an organized gang
formed to register Illegally in the
Twelfth assembly district. The trial
was concluded today before Judge
Fitzpatrick in part one of the court
of general sessions. Downs, King and
Otis were sentenced to one year each
in states prison. AS Otis was being
led back to the pen he attempted to es-
cape. The court officers had some diff
ficulty in getting him into the pen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
MUCH MONEY INVOLVED.
Westinghouse Company Wins an
Important Suit,

BALTIMORE, March u-Judge Nor
ris, of the United States district court,
handed down his long-looked-for de-
c1s1on today in the patent suit of the
Westinghouse Air Brake company, of
P1ttsburg, against the Boyden Power
Brake company, of Baltimore. The
suit was brought to secure an order re-
straining the Boyden company from an
alleged infringement of patent quick
action brake. The judge decided. in
favor of the Westinghouse company,
except in some minor details.
A vast amount of money is said to be
involved in this suit. The Boyden
company is understood to have spent
over a quarter of a million dollars in
developing it's brake, which is used on
some fifty or sixty railroads.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12

ward case, on the night of Dec. 8. He
says he discharged his revolver on the
Excelsior road to see what effect it
would have on his horse. He gives
as reason for not telling what he
knew before that his wife is an invalid
and begged him to say nothing about
III
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
Gen. Miles in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March IL
Maj. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, accompan-
led by members of his staff, visited
the United States barracks at Chal-
mette today. Gen. Miles is on an in
spection tour of the military posts Of
the department.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
Counterfeiter Pleaded Guilty,

ST. JOE, Mo-, March u.-Edward
Frieberg and Joseph Tribble, arrested
Saturday for counterfeiting, We're in
dicted by the grand jury today. Frie-
berg plead not guilty. while Tribble
pleaded guilty and will be sentenced
tomorrow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12

most from the grass roots it has paid
handsomely, and the company's stock
cannot be bought at any price. The
owners are mostly residents of Albu,.
querQue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
LOOKS LIKE A BREAK.
saIvadOrean Minister to Mexico
Recalled.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 11.-Sal-
vadorean Minister Castellanos and his
secretary have left for Salvador. 1t is
rumored he was called home because
revolution and war is threatened there
No change in Mexican-Guat emalan ne
gotiationS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
Hard at work ON statehood,

SALT LAKE, Utah, March II The
constitutional convention spent most
of the afternoon discussing the mile
age and the report Of the committee
on rules. The time of the meeting of
the day sessions was fixed at p. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
Two Shots We're Fired.

George Gahring, engineer at the
Great Western Elevator, on the ST.
Louis Park car line, says he fired oIp
of the shots testified to in the Hay
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12

all, even in his terrible predicament.
During the past two or three days he
has said more affectionate things than
he uttered before altogether.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10
OHIO rEAcmHns, INSTITUTE.


The POdagoEusS of THIS County AntIol.
pate Fine Session.
County superintendent James O.
LOWS, Of Valley Grove. will hold tho
annual toAchorl' institute for Ohio
county at WoSt Liberty, July 10 to 10,
Tho meetings will be hold In the new
Normal hall. Tho programme prepared
BY tho state superintendent, 10 tull Of
1.-Two topics for live teRcherS. On Mon.
day afternoon tho now text book law
passed by tho recent legislature, will DO
thoroughly discussed.
Tuesday, "BelL MOthodloi Interesting
r aLronS in tho School" Modern Los.
sons for Beginners In History and Goog.
raphy; Morals; Word Study. etc.
Wednesday, Tho Graded Courlo oil
Study for Country and Village Schools !;
Government oi WOat Virginia, State,
Country and District; Technical Gram.
mar; Bookkeeping; AriIhmOtioi Man.
apornOnl Of DiEordorly Schools Psychol'
ogy--"Momory"
Thursday, General History; Gradun'
ton from Common Schools; Civil Gov.
ornmsnt, Good citizenship; Tho School
sylLom Of Wost Virginia. Professional
Education Of Toachorgj temperament
In Education; Moral Training
Friday, WOAL Virginia Geography
EhonlIalS Necessary TO the Tchchor'
Success; Discussion az to the Bo't Meth,
DDS Of SECURING OrdoF, Cleanliness ana
Morality In tho School Room.
boards Of education, truItOo' and
Other school officers should make II a
point 10 bo pfnaont on Monday and
Thursday, rs subjects uI special Intctcst
10 lhom will bo discussed on those days
A nov ioAlurO will bO popular loo.
iufo 10 bn delivered on IhundAy Ovon.
Ing BY Row W. H. LoslOr, IT,, lnlo Of
Chile, entitled "lhc Causes aud lIoSnllB
Of tho lalo Chilean Revolution" giving
plImpioa Of thu educational mud othor
Iyaloma, aud showing something oil tho
Workings u tllo American consulate III
this doughty lllllo South Amorican TO-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10

BoSton-WIth an active wool market and
strong prices. the dealers here are looking LOT,
ward TO another advance OF lc p0r pound az
round. Tho principal demand this week nus
been largely made by manufacturers, but there
has been considerable buying by dealers. over
100000 pounds sold last week. have been grown
west Of the Missouri river aud the market lOL
AnsiFal ian wool isAcilye with probability OF
another advance In prices. Tho following are
the quotations for lealing descriptions ONO
aud Pennsylvania Xxx aud above i7I5aisci Y
and above i6ISal7c; Dclaluo l9c Michigan
i5}sRl6c: No, Michigan lga0C \ Illinois l6h
Hampshire aud Vermont lJc No, New York,
New HAmp shire and Vermont lsAlpc delalno
Michigan l7IsAls5sc; unwAshed medium Ken
lucky and Maine. one'qunfter BLOOD lVei
Kentucky. and Maine quarter and three
souu three quarters blood is5iAi9ct Indiana
and Missouri three.quRrtefs blood lea
l6Hc; Texas wools' spnng medium Il
months iealic secured prices ala3ic; spring fine,
i2.mOnths, llal3c; secured price 3la56; Territory
wool medium aud hue lialSc; secured price yea
&c; Wyoming. Utah, etc, No. 2 i2S-alic secured
price 3ln3sc Wyoming aud Utah nno medium,
llne mud medium l!al25ac; secured price hRS3c:
California wool! Northern spring llalic secured
Sale; middle counties spring / IAi3ci secured
price 31A3sc. Australian; Combing superhns
llaIlc; ronbing good 3shilc; combing average Sja
ilc; cOmbing good 3sailo; combing average Sa
8Gc.
PhllndNlphln-WoOlE strong ana hiEheTi man
uiacturcrS holding %. Ohio, Pennsylvania aud
West Virginia Xxx aud above l7alQc; y aud
above l7alsc; medium 2la2ic; guarletblo0d Ala
&c: common l9agOc: New York. Michigan.
Wisconsin. ETC. X i6Al7c: medium l9a2Oc; quar-
tcrblood 2lal!c; comblng lSGlgc: washed comb
Ing aud dclAlue fine igLlDc; medium 2ia2lC
quartcrblood 22A23c braid Glaze; unwashed
medium l6AlSc: quRrtOrblood lsal0c braid l6a
lsc. unwashCd lllght and bright hnO lit.al6ci
medium liRi6c; coarse l6al7c; comblng linl5ci
unwaShed dark ColorOdl light nne palic; heavy
fuo case medium ilAlic; hne medium l0al2c:
coarse l2alic; territorial and northwestern light
fine lOAilc; heavy do 7Agc fine medium i4Rl5c
medium llRlSc; Quarterblood I2alSc; coarse
llal9c
LondOn-At the wool auction sales to-day
ijs0l bales wcrn offered, Of which 500 were
Withdrawn There was u strong demand for
mcrlnos and crosiOreds. America was liberal
buyer. Following arc tho satss In detail; New
South Wales l,86j bales; secured 1iGalA 2brd:
greaSy 3iyalOd. Queensland, i,si7 bales; secured
is "a; greasy 4f.agi. Victoria l6is bales;
secured 3SdaiE SD; greasy, 4Salod. South
Australia. fil bales; secured Stals; greasy "a
I'D swan River, 10 bales; greasy iIa5d Tas'
mania. eos bales; secured s5Sagd; greasy s!ialOl.
New Zealand, b,ili bales, secured SIdnls 80:
grcaSy ll,aIOYd. CapO Of Good Hope aud Natal
l6Il bales; secured t5SdalS "a; greasy A'+a1'Ad.
SeWYOrk-WOol firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10

SFupS-Cholco sugar syrupi 27ci fancy grips
2'ci silver dElpi 2lei now crop Now Orleans
molesles, choice 5Sc; prime Slci fair 8l1i mixed
good, New Orleans, 3lc bakers good !Sc,
PropiSiOHi-LafgoS s, q, hams l0HG; medium s. G.
hams l1itoi s. @ breakfast bacon glsc $. Q, shout
den 7itG sides $40; Ordinary beef lSci ham
dried beef lSSsc; knucsles lie; tamllI mess pork
b 10 pieces 81 100; bean pork, bbls,, els ".
Llri-Purc refined, III llerce, 50; so ID tins
5Ac. Chicago lard, 10 tIerCO. SIC; % ID tins
S4c; tin pals lbs l0c; tin pals lbs, 9JSci tin
pals, 10 lbs hAoi tin pals 20 lbs, $50.
Su1lr--CutlOAt h.isc cubes loo; powdered
q lie; graduated standard 4 Sc; standard Contoc,
lionen' A iS5c; Columbia 4 l,60c; standard
Windsor A A.6)o; American A i,GOc; white extra
2 t;ilci extra 4,SJci iruls sugar S'1yc; refined
CogteEdreon coGoo-FancY Golden Rio 2jn:
fancy CREAM &c; choice green 2!3ci T0aiuuS
gradeS2lH Java 2SNSc; roasted Ia packages
Arrow Rio 4L99c; Panhandle 2l.29c; AtbueElO q
Co.'srolsled 2l,!9o; Bulk roasted 2lci Old Gov
eminent Java roasted 3lci Mocha and Java sic;
TsaS-Ysaas Hyson, pcr ID. Sla5Ic; gunpoyder
30aSlr; imperial t0tibc; Japan 2Sl7jci Oolong ga
Soc; SOuehong g7a7)c.
Cdadts--Slar full weight, l0c; ParRninO poe
ID. l24c mould, per soL 100.
RRsldr-ChoIes elder, l2allc pOr gall standard
city brands lOallo pet gAlloni country lJaloc pe'
gal, rs TO quality, ,..,
full cream; sweltseF llallsEr, according TO quail
ltyi Llmhurger l2c; factory llHc
Flai-No.i macsstel, 50 lb, $40 90; No. /? oI'
ira mackerel y bblS,, new, lOl lbs, So 90 No, :,
solb.,, s. 51 50, 3 small, 81 50 for 50 Tbs No. 8
Largo, 100 Lbs. 81 o.
Sei,-Ilmoihy, 50 10 per bushel; clovct small
seed. 1915.
Sali-No. l, per Dbl, 81 o. extra. per Dbl. 81 S.
dairy, ane, dvc'buShel sacks, u 50 per sack.
sod Corn-llO per 10,
Dritd Fruh-EyRpOrated peaches. In boxes
loo; evlDorated peaches IN bars. SAgc
CdRaoi GjotI-Smudard SID, table peaches,
500: pIs peaches 3.lDL 9jc; ple peaches, q lbs,
81 o.; No. tomatoes, Sicail "; corn, SlOG
I'd grade, lbs, soc; strawberries. 2 lbs, 81 10;
blRokDerrieS, 2 lbs, 81 10; raipoerrIos. ! lbs,
81 90; damiOul. . lbs, 9lc; lima beans. LbS,
9OcaSl n; cove oysters. To-, light coo; do ID,
full weight 9Jc; string beans lbs, IIn9Jt; sue.
cotiSh, : lbs: ylcasl y; carly June peah q ~
French peas. s. Is: MArroWtaT peas 2lbN, tl3G
plncapple,. 81 50; goo,cberricJ, lbL, 9jcil o.
IOOisa Pdp-NO tubs 81 Is: NO. ., ~
Nos s. 76 2.hoop pals 81 y; ShOOp, 81 ~;
single wa.hbOAriS, 81 50; double do, $50; tnl
crlmpcd double do, S!7j, single, s!lh
Ol-Iard. western extra strained; 7Se: carbon.
water white. gc 49, SIC: itd', Sc white
mlnen' best, i3c; white miners No. ., 90,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10

Builtr-Crcamcry choice, zoe: country choice
per ID, lSalSc; country good, Case; county
Eis,-Frclh In case, ioai2a per dozen; In
barrels, lOii!c per dozen.
Polnry-PricS per pOundi Old roo'terN, Aa,c;
chickens spring, l2Al5c; geese, SjaJ1c each hens,
Ease; ducks, young Ease.
TroDiedi fruiis-LcmonG s. 90 per box;
bananas, 81 00d1 ~ per BUNCH California oranges
s. 7ia3 90. MCysiua $500.
choice potatoes 7ja7jc per bushel, 6laGJc per
busncl for home stock. asparagus 2Ja30c per doG :
cucumben. SSc per doL; Baltimore cncumbcrs,
81 90 per basket; tnpberries. 70 pOr quart; to-
matoes p0casl - per crate; 6CetS, l5c PER doE';
beans, 81 30 per crntci PARSLEY, l2'Ic por doz.;
mint sc per dGE oyster 0lnnt GDc p0r
dOz: rhubar6, lia2Oc per doE; egg plant s. 90 per
doE CARROTS. SOc per doL; splulch and khle, go
per Dbl; Egyptian onions s. ~ per sack;
gOosebertle, II 70 per bu, crate Cherries. 81 "
per buckets green apples, 25a5jc per basket:
watermclonI, SIS Ooa.6 W per 100 BIackbeuIes,
lie per at.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money aui Stock
MnrkalG.


SEw YORK. July p.-Mouey on call at iRlH
per cent last loan l pcr cent; closed at /
per cent. Primo mercantile paper aa5& per
cent. Sterling exchange strongats 81 0oaIoOh.
Silver certificates S7Isa6Esc.
The share speculation to-day trendcd goner.
ally toward lower figures, aud NJ n result tho
day trading prices show decline ranging up
to " par cont, the latter In Chicago Gas, which
was me most prominent In tho transactions
Dlstlllng occupied goOdly share Of speculative
attention. After an early advance oil II per co Mt
n heavy selling movement was lnnuguratcd, on
reports that complications had arisen which
would delay the reorganization. This resulted
In break Of ~ per cent Of which II pOr cent
had boon recovered at tbs close, There was
sharp covering In Sugar IN tho carly dealings
causing an Improvement Of IL per cent but tho
depression Ia ItS sister stocks was soon COnmu.
nICalcd to H. mud tho bears hammered II down
ga nor cent the last sale being :, per Ccnta above
tho lowest Of the day Tho market generally
opened nctiyo mud strong, early gain, being Os'
tablIshcd Of lsal pOr cent. the latter IN Tobacco,
on Steady iiqnidalons tho cnllrO list took
downward turn until after delivery hour Tho
market closed fairly Arm few stocks show
fractional gains
Tho Inquiry was fair for mortgages, mud prices
moved up until nj tho late session, when heavy
sales OF tho speculative issues gave weak iOnO
to tho closing. The aggregate tales HeEo
iIn,,,.,rcrt bnnda HFfn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10

R5osdai Rirts-Glnnug. dry. per h., in 10.
mand s. Ola3 %: IlsSatraG bark, per To-. Stgc;
sApairRs oil. per 10. AlliJc May apple root, per
h.. 6Jk47c yellow root golden solO, pet b., lsA
SOC: blood root. per H., bAic Seneca snake root,
perlb., free OF top, 3)llbc; West Virginia GnaSa
root, per To-. 2jaijc; pink root por 10, tluc, 3lA
Sjc; elm bark. per h., 7ci wild cherry bark,
per lb i2nylc.
Reirj-Prlns new hand. picked medium. si6j:
primo now hand, picked navy, S!Ol
Ioo'-Fino washed lial6c; 70 OF for un'
washed; medium unWaShcd lbal6c; medium
washed l6alsc
Hoaty-In tho comb, per h., i3Alis
RlJi-Coun,ry mixed lIllc per 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10

A friend in need IL friend indeed,
and not loss than ono million pouplo
lavo found just such a iriond In DR..
Rtng'B Now bipCovory for consumption,
coughs mud colds II you havO novor
used this great cough medicine, ono
trial will cohvlncc you that II has won.
dOriul curative powers In NIL diseases Of
throat, choat aud lunRa. Zach bottle Ia
Guaranteed TO do all that Ia claimed OF
money vii, DO refunded. Trial bottles
rec ~ tho Logan Drug Compnny'a drug
store. Largo bottles 600 md 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10

USioS srocE YARDS, CLAREuoSr.
BALTIMORE, MONDAY, July $, lsgj. J

swiNE-There Is a small increase Ia the mum.
bcr Of tho receipts over tho limited offerings Of
last week The number on sale Is considered
As light, and there Is an Improvement ~ values
Of about $50 per 100 pounds all around. Good
western hogs sell al S. 70a5 IS, nearby hogs
s. IOaS 90, and roughs s. O1at 90 per 100 pounds
gross Receipts i0.s97 head.
SRERP AND GANAs-Thefc Ism !Alrly good trade
and better feeling In the market for both sheep
aud lambs. sheep sell at l5kh3C, aud few OK.
ira at SIC. Lambs 81 4aihc, and a few extra at
VEAL CGLyEg-Thcro Is only n iar trade for
yeals at o. 5ajc. Roughs s. 5OaS 20 per head.
Chicago Cattle strong. nno steers 81 5onS 30;
common steers 81 scat 10; bulls 5! Ooai 90; COWS
aud hOliers 81 scat 90 Hogs weak: heavy - i0a
Is: inlTod lot, ~ SiRi 20, lght weights & Sja
q 20, tho market closed badly at lower prices.
Sheep Wnnki inferior TO choice 81 OOal CO., sales
wcrO mostly nj q Ohll 500 Texans 81 Ooa5 ",
spring lambs 81 Olh6 o. Receipts catuO 600
head. calves $500 head; hogs lLGOJ head; sheep
1900 head
ClncinnRti-lIog CRSy at 81 tOaj 81 receipts
Loo head; shipments 500 head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10

10 nuro and usO that old aud woll.LtlCd
remedy, Nina. MISUNDERSTANDING sYnur
Tor Childrnn tccthlnr II aoolGo' tho
child, aoiton' tho gums, nllayH all pain,
curca wlnd collie aud Ia tho best rcmc.
DIV for diatrhwh Twenty-Five conls u
bottle, hwfdw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10

GrliR-Wholt 500 per buShel. Corn, par
bnshel ear from st0r5, 700, Oats, out OF store,
western crop, $50 pOr blshel
Rlur-FGnOy roller mill winter wheat wood
atei q Der barrel paper, 81 - per basFaG SpF!aS
wheat Mlnnohaha Si7j In sack, 81 % per bAtraL
Galaxy, SIS In sack, 81 rs In barrel; PillAbury
Aour, IS 2jlu wood aud Onc'olghih coItoni 81 VI
IN paper.
FssT-Rran SIS per ton; mldillngi SD
pcrton. ,llaY, bllei SIS 0J Der toni loose hay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10

Now Ynrk-Agcnis have advanced tho rtlco
Of Hamilton RaycnCtlOs, navy blue and dress
patterns 2b pOr cent Clothing woolcns hrO
commanding Increasing attention and business
will be done II agents were. ns Chicago Rud Gu.
rnnAtl nfe, won represented IN the market.
Printing cloths wctO quiet and firm Rt 2}tc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10

n {, c. wE5T5 HIVE AND ssAni .2IkTY7iT
e s0il under positive written guarantee, by
authorized agents only, 10 euro Weak Memory;
Ioss ni Brain and NsrTO Power: Lost Manhood;
Quickness; Night Losses; Evil Dreams; Lack OF
C1nilanrs; NeryousuOss; Lhssltudc; all Drains;
Loss OF Powor Of tho GonoHtiIp Organs in other
sex. caused by uver-e1eTtiou, Youthful Errors, or
Excessive UsO OF Tobacco, Opium or Liquor,
which Loads 70 Misery, Consumption, Insanity
written guarantee to euro or refund money
Bamplo package. containing five days treatment
with full instructiOnA Is oents, Ono sample
Giy sold 70 each person By mail.
MclAln's New Pharmacy Solo Agents. Eey.
enth aud Market streets tEgerter Block. Wheel.
ing, W. Va, le26-p4W
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Nov Yurk-flout receipts lg7D barrels, OK.
uBttN b 900 barrels sales 2l,iUl packages, market
weak mud lower, Wheat, exports 2l,2UO bushels,
sales II ,7Ni O1hnshOls VI fuiutO0nhd % ON bush.
OlV NJ apOl, fbOt market demOtnlliOd unllpn7
wprO more dOnniHlgNl oven than yesterday
plOslng ioYotih At )Ap 20 net loss ClOsluH 80.
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Wheeling Bridge 6 Terminal RH
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SUNDAY November " 1871

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tr,vc Wheeling tJib lli:tla IN, tl:il
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Leave Marlln sFctry MS ljW AIN, 'lNh
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insU, finally sIoSnt siniay iliniAri only
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bictAla.

New YnrL-rE Iron very nfm American
en- 50nll co. Copper strong exchange price
slO s0AiO 1 Lead 'sIrnngi exchange price " R2i
SIM Mn stondyi straits Sil i5aii 20. Plates
INN, Bpellor auIOl, domestic 81 GQaj o.