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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-27
THE CUBAN REVOLT.
Tho uprislngs ut Various Points
Wero Planned In Now York.
VARIOUS REVOLUTIONARY FORCES.
Cuban Leaders In Lraguo With
"Reminiscences Of tho InsurrcotIou.
cnoans Handicapped In tho Matter
oil Arms, nut iiavo Advantages IN
Other Ways Over tho Spanish
Troops.

Nav ioRR, February 2G.-Tho out.
break in Cuba 10 said to have been
haschod in Now York. It's said by
members OF tho Cuban revolutionary
party that the date sct for tho uprising
mas boon known since February0.
Joio MART, twice banishod from Gu.
ban soil because OF his hate Of Span.
ish domination, and Gen. Maxine Go.
moz, who commanded tho eastern wing
oil tho Cuban rebels in the revolution OF
1865. Loft New York two weeks ago.
Their arrival in Cuba was to DO tho sig.
nal for tho uprising. Alarti will DO the
head OF the provisional government II
Mo revolutionists arc successful. Gen.
Homez is tho commander.in.chef OF tho
revolutionary forces.
The Cuban leaders here in league
with tho rovolutionists on the island
and with sympathizers in tho United
States. Mexico and tho South American
republics, have been long preparing for
the uprising. Tho insurgont forces In
Matanzns, near fburra, where ono wing
OF tho patriot party raised its standard.
arc under command OF Major General
Julio Sanguily. This point Is about
sixty.six miles east OF Havana on tho
ives. oud Of the island.
Tho scene OF tho other uprising,
Guantanamo, Is on tho west end OF tho
island, and tho fact that ,hese widely
separated places arc given prominence
Is accepted by Cubaus in New York to
mean that the uprising extends
throughout the island, and that the
Spanish authorities arc attempting to
belittls its extent.
Tho revolutionary forces in tho east
ern section of tho island. which includes
Guantanamo. arc commanded by Brig.
Gen. Guillermo Moncado. 1t is est.
mated that be can raise 1000 men.
The Spanish forces number about u.s..
600 regulars, OF which about 5000 are
stationed in Santiago do Cuba within
reach OF tho rebels at Guantanamo.
Tho bulk OF tho remaining Spanish
troops are stationed In Havana near the
scene Of Gen. sanguily's starting point,
Ybarra.
Men who are high in the councils OF
the Cuban party here say that with the
arms which have been smuggled into
Cuba during the last few weeks and
which were landed near Ma,anzas aud
other points. and those already in pos
session OF the patriot forces. General
Gomez would be able to arm 5000 men
at once and many more within very
short time. The plan OF campaign is
more complete than in any OF the nu-
merous revolutions which have dreuch-
ed Cuban soil with blood.
The Cubans will be handicapped in
the matter Of arms. but the leaders hero
say that their countrymen know every
foot OF tho hills and roads, and can en-
dure privations, which would mean
death to the Spaniard. They fought for
ten years before when the chance for
success was not near so bright as now.
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Sytipi-Cholcc sugar sytnps, 2Gc: fancy drips
nc; silver drip, &c; new crop New Orleans
molas,Gs. choice. Esci primo nc; iair no; mixed
good, Now Orleans, 3Jc; bnkOrs' rood 2Sc.
hams ptci =, q breakfast bacon 0tsc; 4. c. shout.
den 7sic sides TAG; ordinary beot 10; ham
dried beef laeic knuckles lOo; family meas pork
b ID pieces, SIG Ni bean pork, bbls. SIC o.,
LGnl-Pure refined, IN tierce. TJic: 30 ID tins
Se Chicago lar,i IN tercc. SIC. 80 ID tin,
pals. 10 lbs, W.ci tn pals, 70 lbs. 80,
hh9nr--Cntloai l.sSc; cubes Isc; powdered
TONERS A tlUc; Columbia A 3gsC; standard
Windsor A 3.9sc; American A 2osc; white extra
3Se; extra SGic; fruit sugar Jtoc: refined
fancy green &c; choice green. ?!.,ie; roasting
gtadeseyfc; Java "sS,c; roasted In package,--
ArtOw Rio .Z:0c; Panhandle 2l.s0c; Atbucklo &
Co.'s roasted 2l20o; Hulk roasted a!5iG; Old Gov.
ernnent java roasted SIC; Mocha anu Java SIC;
"a" grade Rio &c
Teds-foung Tyson, per ID. 3laSjc; gnnpowdet
sDasle; imperial iOae,c; Japan 2,ai5ci OolOug ia
Sol SonChOng Ea7gG,
tandIo--Stnr; full weight loc; Paraninc. por
ID. l2Ec; mould. per set, loo.
pinoQnr-Cholce cider. l!sltc per gall standard
city brands, lOalle Der gallon; country isai0c per
gal, as 10 quality,
Chees-ls quoted as !obbing a, iiall>fc 10,
full cream; Swoltser. l2L,alac according 10 quail.
FIi-No. niAckeiel, 80 lbs. $40 90; No. J OF.
ira mAckercl. y bbls., new. 100 lbs. 50 80; No. .
30 lbs. 80: No. 3. small. 50 80 tor 50 lbs; No ),
large, 100 lbs. sou
Ned,-rlmothy, 81 % per buShol; clover. small
seed. Sc 90
>at-No. |, per Dbl. 81 co. extra per Dbl. 81 IS;
dairy, fue aye-bushel sacks. 81 20 per sack.
sod Corn--lic per 10.
DRIED Frrin-kvaporated peaches. In boxes
l0c: evaporated peaches III bags. gnlOc.
tGnHeI G1ots-Staudard Bib. tabio peaches,
s. 90: pie peaches, Glbs. 81 co. pie peaches. 6lbs
500; No. tomatoes. new SScasl W; corn, ~;
I'd grade. lbs, SOC; strawberries. 2 lbs, 81 10:
blackbetries, = lbs., 81 TO- rapperrl0s, . lbs.
81 90: damsons? lbs, sc; lima boaus. ? lbs.
Gcasl IL; cove 0yster. H.. light. 60c: do h..
full weight. S0c string beans, Lbs, 76a9Oc; sue.
eotaSh. > lbs. eocasl y; early June peas, 81 80;
French peas. :. IS: Marrowiat peas, 2lbs. 81 20;
pincapples. 81 80; gooseberrics, lbs. 9)cal o.
Wooden Wdre-No tubs IS Is: No, ., 81 81
Nos, $500; 2'hoop pals, 81 D: 3hoop. 81 s;
single washbOardS, 81 90, double do. 81 80; fus
crinped double do. $! 10; single. s20i
oR-Lard, western oxtra StraIned. 7jc: carbon.
water white. &c; l51', SIC: 1907. &c; white ninetS
best, SIC; white miners No. 2. igc.
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For a quarter Of 4 century Dr.. Kings
Now Discovery has been tostod, and tho
millions who have received bonoht from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in nil diseases Of Throat, Chest,
and Lungs. A remedy that has stood
tho tOst 80 long and that has given 90
universal satisfaction Is no experiment.
Each bottle is positively guaranteed to
give rolicf, or the money will DO refund
cd. 1t is admitted TO DO tho most roll.
ablo for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
FREQ at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
Largea ize Doc and ST. 8
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Root AMI BGrEs-Glnseng, dry, per h.. In de.
mand, s. 00a3 80; sisSliras. bark. per ID. SaCc;
saSsairas OIL Der ID. IOaJoc; May apple root. per
h. 6Sss7c: yellow roo: golden seal. per h.. lsa
Oc: blood root, per h., ja5c: Seneca snake root.
per To-. free oil top. 3OaSc; West Virginia snake
root, per To-. 2IlSc pink root. per H., dne. 3)A
Sc; elm bark, per b.. &c; wild cherry bark.
per h.. l2aJOc
R.Tns-Prlme new hand. picked. medium, 81 IS;
prime new hnnd.p!ckcd. navy. 81 G5al IS.
washed; medium unvashed l1alic; medium
washed l6al7c.
IfoRey-In the comb. per h., l3iljc
Rlys-Couulry lEcd HaIc per h.
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Produce,

BHt!cr-crcamcryc choice. 2la?7c: country choice
per ID. lSalSc; country good llal1c; country
fair sAi0c
Elss-fresh In case. ?6a?7c per dozen: In
barrels. 26a!7c per dozen.
Pollkry-Pricc per pound: Old ROSTERS, Safe;
chickonN spring. 7Asc; geese. toa5oc each; hens,
&c; ducks, 7asc; turkeys sasc.
7SJDie1! fruRs-lomou& s. 50a2 IS per box:
bananas, 81 0oa! 90 per bunch; Florida oranges
S. 0Oa3 .: California oranges 50 nOaS IS.
ic1e.nbli-CabbageS 81 75n2 % per barrel. Choice
potatoes 7oa75c per bushel. 65a5oc per bushel for
home stock Onions. 81 90 per bushel; per barrel
rel s. IS Celery. c5aSCc per dozen. New York ap-
pies s. 1jai 20 per barrel. Sweet potatoes Jerseys.
s! Joa3 % per barrel: baltimore S, 50 pc. barrel.
Cranberrles s2goA3 90 per crate
GGne-Rabb!ts 81 3Oal 20 per dozen: squirrels
81 3Qal 30 per tozcu
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Washington Special.
Sonator.elcct Elkins, OF West Vir.
GINA, has boon in tho city with his
family for tho last few weeks and in
tended to start for trip to Mexico and
and California on Wednesday. Ho had
everything arranged, but at the Inst
moment ho discovered that tho private
car which had boon tendorod him was
too lnrgo to go through tho tunnel on
his route and ho was Obliged to post.
pone his trip until next week. Senator
Elkins will be como for couple OF
months and will BIO accompanied by his
family.
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To the Incompetence of tho Democrats Mt
Washington Is Added tho Charge Of
Scandalous EItravagance-ap Outrage
Gus Salary Grab.
Wiashh1.on Special in Pittsburgh Rspo,eh tlnt.)
Ftj. 20.
Tho closing days OF the Fifty.fourth
Congress are marked by an ertrava-
gance never before excelled.
The torn OF "Billion Dollar Congress"
which was applied TO the last Republi.
can Congress as an opprobrium, is
equally as applicable to this Demo-
cratic Congresa.
The senate is adding item after item
to. appropriation bills which were al
ready loaded down with extravagant
provisions by the house. To-day q
whole afternoon was consumed in dis-
cussing and passing an amendment to
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
which carries an appropriation OF $780,
900 direct and contingent expense OF at
least $50 900 more for the purchase OF
property which the government will
have no uso for.
Inc uppIopllatioH IL LOT tno purchase
OF what ia known as the Blaine prop.
erty, on Lafayette Square. This prop
erty WI, leased abort time ago for n
term OF ninety-nine years TO a Chicago
syndicate ior the purpose Of building q
magnificent theatre on the site.
In tho house to-day there was another
exhibition OF reckless extravaganza in
appropria,inga extra onth' 8 pay to all
,heomployes OF the house and senate, and
also to the private clerks to members.
This will entail an expenditure Of over
5000 without any shadow OF excuse.
This extra months pay goes to annual
clerks and all. and means Is months
pay for 70 months service. Tho pres.
ont session being but three months
long and the annual clerks holding over
until next December, i. means IS
months pay for three montha' work
Tho extra months pay Tor private
secrc,arics to mombera is clear gift Of
SlO0to each representative, as they don't
use thor clerks after next Monday. To
tho incompetence Of this Democratic
congress- will be added the charge Of
acandalous extravaganza.
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by buzzlng or roaring sound in your
hoad? Have you difficulty in lcaring
distinctly2 Are you troubled with II
continual dropping Of mucus, irritating
tho throat and causing you to cough :?
Ia your breath unplonsnntly Infected
and accompanied with bnd iaste? Is
your hoaring loss acuto2 II so you
havo catarrh and should Mt once pro.
euro bottle OF Ely'u Cream. Balm, tho
beat known remedy. The Balm will
give instant rolief. K,
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LONDON, Fob. GA dispatch from
Normantown aaya that all Of tho 500
miners who were imprisoned in pit OF
tho " litwood.lIaichmoor collicry, Mt
that place, by collision Of tho cngcs In
which tho mon asCend and descend,
wero rescued during tho night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-27

( CrHcIsHArI, O., Fob. 25.-1n tho
United State, court of appeals to-day
judgment rendered BY Judge Kicks
and jury against tho city Of Findoy,
Ohio, was, roversod and tho case was
remanded TO tho Cleveland court for
rohcaring.
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k-Wool steady.


Chiongo--Cattle prices again showed great
frmness; the average of prices was about lOc
higher than yesterday; very common steers sold
at 50 75RS SIS and choice Us much rs $, OOa5 Is;
Texas cattle were wanted at. s. 5Oai - for com
mon TO choice fed steers. The hog market had
steady tone: prime heavy hogs were taken a,
81 J0al a. md 81 95at 90 was paid for light: from
those prices sales rungcd downward TO s. 9Oa3 pi
for common heavy and 50 70n3 rs for common
light; Sheep weaker: the range of quotations
for lambs 81 2Sa5 co. ReceIpts-Csttlc 1903 head:
calves 800 head hogs :sOoo head; sheep 10, wi
head. ~
East Liberty-Cattle steady and unchanged
quality poor. HogS steady: Philadelphias 81 9j
AZ Is; common to fair Workers 81 O0ni Is; roughs
s. 0Oa3 Is. Sheep steady: extra s. Coat 70, good
81 SOa3 90; common to fair lambs 8. Suai co.
Clncinnnti-lIoes steady and lower at So Goa
49, receipts LOO head: shipments l,iO0 head.
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DRY Ennils.

New YorI-Therc was moro business than
somewhat irregular. yet, 1t absorbed many
goods. 10 which telegram orders for all kinds Of
printed fabrics aud other sca.onable spcclaltIcs
added largely. Tho market Is very full OF small
buyers and jobbcrs are very busy. Printing
cloth market very dull. -. -
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
Weehiy Report ~ ths L,rai wholesale
Market, In NIL Limo.

Sugars Afo firm at tho onSslItcenth advance
Of last week There wcro no important change,
In live stock, supply and demand about equal.
The general market IA dull md auct
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l'etrOleilIli.

OIL City-Opencd at 81 03l; highest 81 O3,S:
lowest 81 034 cloScd at 81 03TI; sales 1000 bar.
rcls; clcaranccs 1900 barrels; shipments l3G i9j
barrels: runs ". 7dS barrels.
Now York-Petroleum steady; PENNSYLVANIA
oil. sales none; March options. sales none; closed
at 81 0SH bid. Lima oil, sales none. NJ
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New Tork-PIg Iron quiet Scotch SO oOa?0 90
American 50 50nl! 70, Copper weak; brokers
price s. CO. Load quiet; brokers' price 50 or
SpeltCr dull. -7- ."g. 'rI. 80
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Chicago Ga,-....... 7ot;RIshmoud Term,...
." q. q, Il 81 la... 10 do prciortcd.... =. :.
Col. Coal Il lronIa. q Rock Island. ........ " y
Cotton OIL Cortlnc. aOt ,St Pnui............ OTIS
Dol Il llud ,,.,.o....lEt3 do preferred ...".lllI
Dol, l.nok. n WOIt tj15t St. Paul & Omaha. 10
DON & H. q, prefd ~ al do preferred. ....,lO1
Dist. 4 Cattle Feed TO- angat RpAnery..... mI /
'ErlO.......,....o.,.,... Slfenn Coal Il lr0li- II
do preferred "a, 10 Texas PacltlC,...... "
lllin0l, CGntral.n. SiNlTol. K o. Cen. prul. w
Kan. & Tex. pfefd 2ilSl Union Phcinc..,..... 50
Lake Erie 4 WcsL. l5l,llf.S y. RSpres,,"... "
do ptefcrfcd..,... 70t,lW, Ct j., & P........ bH
Lake 1924 do preferred. ,,,.. l2ai
Lend Trii,t.....,...... n Wells fargo ESa..l0l
Louisville & Nash, Hi Western Uulnn.,.,. STiI
Michigan Central. Bd Wheeling g. u. H.. So
Missouri PaCIhc.,.. lpJI do preferred ,.... ~
Nashville 4 CHAT. 81 IGcnural EIcctrc... 9Sji
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Wool,

Boston-The wool market continued quiet
but firm IN tone. the volume OF sales footing up
10 q very fair Iguna Manufacturers arc buying
with considerable freedom and the lots OF wool
shown by most OF the dealers are now pretty
well broken up. but that does not seem to
strengthen prices Rppfeciably. Buyers are
goods. now that the domestic offerings arc get.
ting low. Prices are as follows: Ohio and Penn.
sylvanin feeces. No !. lac; NN aud m and
above l6Hal1iyc: Ohio dclane iceccs lSAlgc: ter
ritorlal wools Montana fine and fine medium
9al2c; No. medium l2al2c: Wyoming. Utah.
Dakota. Nevada. Idaho aud Colorado fine and
line medium Gallo: No. . medium llAlsc; Cali.
iofnia wools spring northern loal2tIc; middle
counties spring 9allc; Oregon &C: eastern
fair 9aI0c; choice lIalaSSc; Australian woods,
secured comblng super iiai2c: average SaS7c.
Phiindc iphIn-wool In moderate demand
and steady: Ohio Pennsylvania and West Viz.
ginia NN and above l7aiSc; y aud above lGA
l7c; medium slaclc; quarterhlood 2laaIc; com.
mon lsal9c: New York. Michigan. Wisconsin,
ETC.. XXX l6al,c; Y ljaGc; medium l6aHOc: quar-
terblood 9Oa9lc; common l7uiSc; washed comb.
ing and dclaine fine lsa.Oc; medium ?ln:nc; low
2ea25c; coarse aIa!lci unwashed medium i6a
lie: new medium l7alsc; braid l6al7c; unwashed
[light aud brightly finest lialec; medium l5ai6c:
low medium l6al1c; coarse l5al6c: unwashed
dark colorcd) light fine 9hl0c: heavy line Case;
medium i2ai5c; fine medium lialac: coaSe liza
l2c; territorial and northwestern. light tine sa
l0c; heavy do 7agc; fine medium loailr; medium
llaiSc; quartcrblood laallc; coarse !Oal"c.
New Yurk-WUol steady,
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All Trains daily. except Sunday.
J. l. TERRY.
~ Pennsylvania stat!ons.
EBDnnSyIVdnid LINES.
sorruwrsr srErrN-"pAs H.snlx RourE.'

rlcxrr OFFICES AT prmSsrIvAsIA STATION O,
WArfn STi, fO0r or ELgvESTn ST., WHEELING,
At McLpRE llouss, WHEELING, AND At TINS
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. pHip1Sronr.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.

On aud after Monday. December II. lsot. Pas.
seprer Trains will run 4, folows: sDallf.
tDally Except Sunday. Central time
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Cincinnat,-FIour steady; fancy s. S5a2 IS;
family s? 00a2 IL Wheat llrmcr; No. red tI>;c;
receipts II. 800 bushels; shipments 1000 bushels
Corn easy: No. !? mixed l!,,11c. Oats easier; no.
mixed Sic. Rye easier; No. .. 571.c. Pork
steRdier at $40 80. Lard easier at Is 3Oa6 81.
Bulk meats steady at s. .. Bacon steady at
Sc sly Whisky strong NJ 81 .. Butter lower;
fancy Elgin creamery 2ic: Ohio lsa2Oc; dairy
lee Sugar steady. Eggs steady at &c. Cheese
quiet but steady; good 10 prime Ohio FIAT pa
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Clinppsicnr'. iironchinI

cures cough and consumption. I,
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THlfHutIpHN-WHth I SIlUlY hIu &c HIyHtF,
No. .. red February 5s1Sais,c: March bSISajS114c;
April jgajgl.c; May 69L.a5gII1c. Corn strong aud
March iT54a;sc; April ls1iaiyc: May i9s,a5Oc
Oats firm and la9sc higher: No. 2white Fobru.
AIRY S6liA35c; March S5ssaS6Ssc; April 375sa375sc:
May 37&aS71sc. Butter dull and easier; fancy
western creamery :..1isa2s;c. Eggs were &c lower;
fresh western :2.saelc.
ToIrdo-whcat active and higher: No. cash
and February 55c; May 5jh,c. Corn dull but
firm; no. mixed sc; May &c Oats steady:
No. . mixed Sc: No. . white 3ic. Rye dull:
cash Csc. Cloversced active aud steady; prime
cash and February s. So: March s. Az
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BILLION :DoLLAn CONGRESS.

To the Incompetence of the Democrats Mt
Washington is Added tho Charge Of
scandalous EItravaGance-Ap outrage
Gus Salary Grab.
WGthi,s1.on Special in Pittsburgh Dispatch (Int.)
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ChicnEo-A gain OF ic In wheat to-day made
rod letter day for the bulls A decrease Of
nearly 6OOO,0O0 bushels In tho worlds visible
stocks last week, $500 100 bushels Of II occurring
III this country; Shipmonts from oSpotiihI
countries, which fell 5.00l0p0 bushels short OF
supplying tho weekly needs OF tho Important
nations, and evidence that American wheat u
now tho cheapest IN the world In tho shnpo q
an anxious Inquiry for It from ahroHd. were all
elements IN tO.day'h strength. Corn closed ~
tsc advance aud the prevailing hfmness III
wheat and corn sent OATS W 49,, rtovlhon'
dropped 3alOc as tho result OF light hog re-
ccipts. r.'a-
Flour unchanged. ~
wnEIr-C0sh No. 2sptiug size; No. . spring
nominal; No. 2 red b?c; February t05l}a52a5l,Ic;
My <sSnSAs!c; July sSI ;s Sio,.a n,
tS1se;l May ijatS.iatSsc; July iihaioaiiISci Sep
' oaTs- tts r. No swhlcals tssiIc;
No. white axe; February 2sjsa?sl.a!sIsc;
May ~! ia:e>Sa!ssc; June ?9'sa:9''A 2g'Sc; July
RYE-No. 2. bit!c.
nARLEY-So. ., 5Jajic.
FLAIsEED-No. /. 81 80
TIMOTHY SEEp-Prime IS 81.
ArsS PoRK-Cash. per barrol, $40 -; February
slOO2H; May $40 l6AlO 30alO 2!S.
LAHb-Cash per 100 lbs. 50 u: February closed
at 10 IS: May ~ t7..aG b?Iia6 NJ.
Snort RuS-Cash sides: loose, 81 10: February
closed at IS 10; May s. 26a5 Sou5 TN dry salicd
shoulders nominal; short clear sides nominal.
wnBKGY-DIstlllers finished goods per gallon
81 -
suGARs-unchangc
DrrrEH-MarEes dull; creamery iea:?'11c; daily
l2al0c.
Zoos Steady at l5a9sc.
Now York-flour. receipts 5000 barrels; er-
ports 100 barrels; sales 80 .5J packages; market
strong. Wheat, receipts 300 bushels; exports
9,sOO bushels; sales 100000 bushels OF futures
and loiO00 bushels OF spot: spot market arm;
options opened firm ,closlng at 5sal1sc advance;
March closcdat $50; February closed NJ 5Sc;
May closed at 5gisc; Juno closed a. 80 70: July
closed at by3Sc; August closed nj 5y3sc; scptem'
Der closed M G0Isc; December closed al Csc.
Corn. receipts 23,lU0 bushels: exports 21,lOO
bushels; sales JOD0j0 bushels OF futures and y,
UOJ bushels OF spot: spot market firm: opiious
opened steady, closing at NC higher; February
closed At VIC bid: May closed al i9lSc; July
closed nj I9iSc. Oats, receipts $500 bushels:
exports 800 bushels; sales 10000 bushels OF fu-
lures and 10000 bushels OF spot; spot market
firm: options quiet but steady closing IN.
changed TO &c advance: February closed ut
3Jt4c: March closed at SEC; April closed at
5JIsc; May closed at 335l.c. HAY steady. Hops
steady. Hides tim. Leather quiet Beef steady.
Cutmcats firm. Lard steady; western steam
closed at 50 70; retiued steady. Pork steady But
ter weak and quoted: new western dairy eal5c;
do creamery i5h23c Cheese firm. Eggs irmi
western fresh 3OaJ01,c; southern "ga3Jc Tallow
dull. Rosin tirm. Turpentine firm. Rice
steady. Molhkscs quiet. Cottonsced oil duh and
nominal. Cofiee, options barely steady at jal0
poluts decline. Sugar. raw steady refined
stNHuy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-27
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On aud after Saturday. February ., 1895, train,
will run aS follows. city time: t-EfE I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-27
MEDICAL.

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-04-26
Locating Water BY EIectr,c,,v

An Austrian noblcman, accord;n,
% a German technical paper, is sal,
20 nave located 500 sources Of wate,
In all parts of the world with h.,
~ failures, by means of electric an,
paratus' somewhat indistinctly de.
scrined' but apparently consisting Of
platinum chains and balls worn -,
inc body, one end of the plat;npn,
chain terminating on the finger an.
other connection being with a plati.
mum plate on the foot. The Other
lahd holds a magnet and a watch
u walking over place where there
> water in the ground one Of tbo
,aiis becomes active" and fol,ov,s
ne water course, indicating also tba
cptb. The article adds that he o,so
makes a careful study Of the tono,
iphy and GEOLOGY of the district
'hich facilitates" his wo..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-04-26

One night at court ban in d,
iuileries Napoleon III was So at,an
1--WE 70 a beautiful young woman =.
% eScitc comment among the othc,
women. AT last, in response to a az.
rect tribute to her beauty she sa;,
An, but your majesty comnl;
msnts me too much.
How remarkable, he rcn,;o,,
WIN q twinkle in hiscyc, that Won
should say just what every other
woman here is thinking. "-Detroit
Free Press. o'roi'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-04-26

!" men a person down at Glendale
becomes becomes thirsty they will do mo-,
aii1 'nihg TO get something to drink
ana they usually know where 10 o.
% get II; Last Sunday Grant Lem
me ms drug store was hrokan ~
~ some individual who had cult
saled a very strong appetite for bup
luice and tobacco, and ten gallons of
maze medicine, fifteen boxes Of
and seven pounds of chew
- 'ooacco We're carried ff.-Da. |
less Co Democrat -"