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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-15
0statnie Wiadomosci.
Godzina scia po laudniu.
z zAGRa
Napad na prOcesyS

hn0yES, 1lszPaniaA
Dzis podczas publicEnej
czesc R6zahca sw., czN
szed} biskup, by}y skahO j.
scia, spowodowane przez anarchi-
stow.
Tlum anarchistycznych }obuz6w
vital procesye okrzykami: ,Chcemy
roboty ME modlitwy. Idzcie zabija6
powstanc6w ma Kube."
Potem }obuzy zaczeli rzucac do
ksiezy wiernych kamieniami tax,
ze procesya musiala sic schroni6 do
koscio}a. Dopiero policya rozpro.
szy}a wyjacy dziko tium. Kilku
t}umu zostalo pokaleczonych.
W miescie panuje nies{ychane
oburzenie ma dzikich napastnik6w.
Okret amerykadsh ,,Parthia" spalony
ma mOrZu.
Valparaiso, Chill, Is pazdz. -
okret amerykahski "Parthia", pod
dow6dztwem kap. Cartera, spali} sic
ma morzu o 400 mil cd wybrze&y
Chill.
Plyna} Liverpoolu do San Fran.
SEQ }adunkiem wegla.
za}oga schroni}a sic ma }odzie. Je-
dna z Mich z porucznikiem 7miu
majtkami przyby}a tutaj;z pozosta-
}emi ME wiadomo, co sic dzieje.
Brytania przeciw doktrynie Monroego.
Washington, D. c., l5 pazdzier.
nika. = Nadeszfa tu wiesc o. po-
gwa}ceniu terytoryum brazylijskiego
przez Anglik6w.
Podobno Wielkobrytania chce wy
staple ostro przeciwko Venezueliw
sporze pogranicznym ME przyzna
Stanom Zjednoczonym prawa bro
nienia interes6w tego pahstwa W l.
mie doktryny Monroego.
Sir Pauncefote, ambassador angiel-
ski, otrzyma} W tym wzgledzie sta.
nowcze instrukcye.
Moze nastspic ostry zatarg poulie-
dzy Brytania Ameryka.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE-
l. ceivsd Listers of Adult ,istration : I
the Estate of Henri q. McGrew, hereby
makes demand upon all persons having
property belonging 10 sa d Estate ~ de-
liver same to him. Noti'e ~ also hereby
given 10 al creditors of the deceased to
present their claims daily authenticated
within Xix months from this date.
j. D. CARTER,
Administrator, pos Merchant street.
Honolulu, Jan. "a, 1895. l2iS-lin
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-16

ating from Hawaii to Japan, Austria
liza and Tahiti, will complete the
trans Pacific cable system under
international control.-S. +. Com
mercidi NeWs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-16

If you are out Of Bill Heads, Letter
Heads, etc., I've can supply them.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-16

From a gentleman who is deeply
interested in Pacific cable matters,
and now in the city, having lately
arrived from Washington, it is learn
ed that the British proposition re-
garding the Hawaiian cable will not
be favorably received by Congress.
The plan of action doubtless will be
to introduce bill into Congress in
cooperating the Hawaiian Gable
Company. No subsidy nor any mo-
ney consideration will be asked. The
company, il the bill passes, will then
confer with the Japanese, French,
Russian and Hawaiian Embassies
with view to having international
assistance given for the completion
of the cable. The Japanese and
Hawaiian Embassies already have
expressed the belief that their re-
spective Governments will furnish
material aid, and it is believed both
France and Russia, each OF which
have large interest in such an Gu
terprise, will also respond favorably.
Should this plan be successfully
carried out the United States will
be asked to assist the work, and the
cable from California to Hawaii will
be under American control in a
great degree, while the whote sys-
TEN, which contemplates lines radi-
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NOTES.
4 New Presbyterian Church-Iuforniation
About Heirs Wanted.

|
a New Presbyterian Church-Informa,ion
About Heirs Wanted.
Special Ntpdich 10 the lnleliqeEcer.
M%oRGASTowS, W. Va, April 9.-After
many attempts by the congregation OF
tho Presbyterian church at this place to
build q new church, tho project is at
last or the way to success. At a con.
Gregational meeting held for the purpose
OF determining the question it was de-
cided to begin work rs soon rs practic.
able. Tho new building will cost about
$4,000, OF which abaut 5000 has been
subscribed. 1t will be built upon the
site OF the present building. Rev. 4. NJ.
Buchanan is pastor OF tho church and
Inns spent several years in eiIecting the
final decision OF his congregation.
Attorney r. E. Fast has sent out a
circular letter asking information con-
corning the heirs OF George Huffman.
who lived e here abou. seventy years
ago. The circular states that a fortune
OF about 5000 awaits the heirs. and it
consists OF n tract OF land near Little
Rock, Ark. which is now in possession
OF squatters.
Rev. DR.. s. II. Day left this morning
for St. Augustine, Fla, where he will
assume the pastorato OF tho NJ. Z.
church. His successor. Rev. Mr.. Cam
eron. OF S. Augustine. will bo here in
time for Easter services next Sunday.
He is said to DO n very able minister.
Prof. Robert A.. Armstrong, OF the
University. representing tho State Edu.
cational Association, has made a ON
tract with the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road Company FOR the transportation OF
the teachers TO the National Educa-
tional Association at Denver in July.
About 500 teachers will attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-10

~syrups-Cholcc sugar syrups, 40; fancy drip,
re; silver drlps pc; new crop New Orleans
inolns,es. choice. aSc; primo SGci fair 33c; mixed
good, Now Orleans, JOc; bakers good 2Sc.
FrU~pisiOni-LngcS. &, hams 10, 10; medium 8. c.
hams lu,Ic: S. q breakfast bacon $50; 4. q. shout.
dcrS 7cif; sides SIC: ordinary beef l3c; ham
dried bGel l3bsc; knucklcS 10: family mess pork
. - plScss, slV %; ooan PORK. bol's SO o.
SSAc. Chicago Lard, IN %,icrcc,, S!Ptt; % ID Tin,
SIC; tlu pals. ) lbs. l0iir; TIN pals. blbs, i01,c; Tin
pals. 10 lbs, vc; tln pals. " lbs, Sc.
Sigir-Cutloai tvSc; cubes t6lc;. powdered
t6oc; gtanula,cd standard t3jc; standard confoc.
ti0hets' 4 A@Ic; Columbia a S.lOc; standard
Windsor A a.iOc; American A i.lOc; white extra
39!c;, extra U 3GIc; irnit sugar 5000; refined
n. {. SIC
Cose-Grecn co~nec-fancy Golden Rio 26c:
fancy green &c; choice green 2!Ssc; roasting
gtnues?lS,e: Java Is y; roasted In packagG,-
Arrow Rio !2!Jc; Panhandle - DC; krblckle 4
Co.'sroasted G42Dc: Hulk roasted .!Sc; Old Gov.
ornnieut lava roasted SIC; Mocha aud Java Jic:
a grade Rio &c.
7%eai-rouug Tyson. per ID. sla,jc; gunpowdcr
1ase: Imperial tlajjc; Japan &a7jc; Oolong ia
Sic; SonchOug 27aiOc.
C~dadto-SMr. full weight, lOc; Parailne. pcr
ID, l!5Tc; mould. per set, loo.
U~neGdr-ChOicc cider, l?altc per gal; standard
city brands. lUallc Dor gallon; country lJal5c pcr
gal. ASto quality.
Lh,se-Is quoted rs jobbIng ut liallBc for
irllercam; SwoltEer. ~lataAl3c. according 10 qual.
ny btlhuuiRtE AtC, INJURY IuSgC, new lutk lstlC.
FLh-So. mAckeIol. 80 lbs. $40 90: No. , OK.
ira inackerol, y bbls.. new. 100 lbs. 50 30; No. ..
10 lbs. 81 10: No. >. small. 50 30 Tor 50 lbs; No. ),
llrge. 100 lbs, S7M
Sh,-Timo,hy, 81 % per bushel; clover. small
seed. Sc ".
sat-So. /, per bbl.. 81 %; c1tra. per Dbl. 81 s.;
dairy. ilno. iivc-brshel sacks. 81 80 pcr sack.
sid COrn-llc per 10.
Dried fruin-Evnpon,od peaches. IN boxes,
lOc; eyaD0rated peaches In bags, galOc.
tdHHtd GOots-SAndard Bib. table peaches,
500: pic peaches, S-!b,. 81 Oh; ple peaches. 6lbs
500: No. 5 tomatoes. new. SicaSl W; corn. slO1;
I'd grade. : lbs. soc; straw berries. . lbs. 81 10:
blackOerrics. . lbs, 81 10; raspDerries, . lbs,
81 W: dainsonS. = lbs, 9jc: lima beans. ? lbs,
Ncasl u; cove oystes. | 10. light. 60c; do l ID,
full weight, SIC; airing beans. . lbs. 75a9Oc; sue.
co,ash.2 lbs: gocaSl y; early Juno peas, 81 50;
French peas. S. IS: Marrowfat peas, 2lbS. $3.50;
pincapples. 81 50; IooSeberricS. lbs. 9cal o..
WOodtn Vdre-So l tubs. 81 y: no. =. 81 20;
NO :. 500; ahoop pals, 81 y: 3-hoop. 81 s.:
single waShboaris, 81 90; double do. $50; hno
crimpcd doubIcd do. s. u; single. s10S.
Ol-LArd. western extra strained. &c: carbon,
water white, 7!sc; 100. &c: 1902. &C; white
niinen' best, &c; white miners No. :. &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-10
THE CIGARETTE @
ar. Evans Again After thu Chnrls.,ou
Ma'l For alnintaining that II l. Coust,,u.
To he Editor OIL nldiiotu+t,,

'""'' Tor hihinthining that II IL Cuustitu.
tionnl.
To he Editor oftht Intaigerer.
Sin: Tho Charleston Evening Mail
oil April 4 c%ndcavors to bolster up i,s
ally position OIL tho cigarette law by In.
sisting That 1t Is valid and should DO on.
forced, no,withs landing tho general
lnuddlo In which II Is en,angled, simply
because nm q member OF u firm thu:
deals In cigarettes. u
Tho Mail'a reioroncu to House Bill
.'",,a bill prohibiting railroads from
buying nnd selling coal or coke, q bill
reported by mo ~ chairman Of tho rail.
road committee, Ia rather unfortunate
Tor their cause, ns tho bill passed
through both houses without ono
amendment being offered, mud became
n law in tho exact language reported by
tho committee.
Is 1t not strange that tho bad public
printer should keep tho record on this
bill straight while no tangled tho cigar.
etlo bill record2 go to your DOCTOR
and hunt up somo other reason for tho
6etuddlod record on tho cigarette oil,
Talk about tho journal being only proof
sheets Is all bosh. That errors occur
no II will deny, but whom YOU infer
that something hat never happened
In tho house was inserted In the rccor!
by tho public printer, you assert some.
thing beyond reason. II no did this,
the next days journal should show tho
correction, anu on whose motion 1t was
made, Tor no ono not Il mombor OH the
hoor would have authority to correct an
error OF this magnitude, rs nil who
know anything about legislation will
agrec.
Speaking OF motives, l wonder il tho
Ma has any motive. Lot us SEQ. " rs
not its local editor one OF the clerks OF
tho house, and Is it not just possible
that tho Evening Mail ia talking
through It's HCoR Mo-! Perish the
thought! The Mail believes that the
cigarette us sapping up tho brains OF
Thousands OF the youth Of our state"
As it states editorially on page four
edition OF Thursday. April a. "If this
were not tho position OF tho Mail this
editorial wonld not havo been written,
and yet when W turn to page six we
find ut the top OF the third column this
d%cnunciation Of those "cofin nails"
Sweet Capo.al, mild and extra fine;
absolutely pure. Tho old reliable Sweet
Caporal cigarettes have stood the test
OF time" ctc.
"WhoOp u Ia! Kicking backward" on
cigarette laws and cigarette advertise
ment.. While the birds ure singing
swec.ly. tho spring flowers arc scatter.
Ing their fragrance upon the air and all
nature is happy. Man alone is discon.
tented. Sad times these, brethren Of
tho Mail. Sad, yes, very cad. "These
are some thoughts. brethren, from our
thinker which We hadn't thought OF
thinking" GEORGE +. EvAss.
!MartiaIburg. ". "a, April O., 1895.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-10
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features OF tho Money aud Stock
Markets,


SEw YORK. April 9.-Money on call easy at
ca3 per cent: last loan az per cent: closed at
~ per cent. Primo mercantile paper iajE per
cent Sterling exchange shade easier at 81 SOY
aiS91s Silver certificates G65,a674c. The total
sales OF stocks to-day were 1880 shares
Tho stock r1arkc. was even duller to-day than
on yesterday, and. II anything. less interesting.
Tho tone OF the dealings was. however, some.
what tirmcr, and most OF the shares traded In
show advances on the day. Moderate foreign
buying md ndvices OF n good London market for
Americans helped the bull side OF speculation
here. A firm tone prevailed ut the opening. but
the volume OF business WIS light and the trad.
luz soon became Irregular. Alter II O'Clock the
industriNls moved up. while the coolers took u
downward turn. The market gradually became
heavy. and at about 100 O'Clock n reaction OF In
Ia pcr cent had bccn recorded, the latter In
Manhattan. subsequently the market recovered
Its tone, but again became irregular. closing
dull AMI about steady. The principal advances
in tho general list on yesterdays closing figures
arc: National L!nSccd "a; Rubber, Leather pre.
fetrcd. Sugar mud Long Island Traction =. per
cent. The declines arc nil fractional. except In
Louisville K New Albany. which broke ~ per
cent. Delaware & L~hckawnuna Is down q per
cent and the Changers Ia. per cent.
There WINS n moderate amount of trailing In
bonGs to-day. but the speculation was lrTc6ular.
Tho aggregate sales were SIT zoo.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull.
Railrond bonds Irregular.
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S~wISE-There Is n rather ligh; supply on the
market, and Il moderate demand IS reported IN
all the yards. The number OF the receipts is
nearly $500 head less than reported last week.
We quote good 10 prime Western Hogs at $50 a
hD per 100 lbs. gross. and oihrrs-near by. Hogs
-ftOm Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia.
at S.lOhj.30: roughs Si.IJaLO per 100 lbs.
gross. Receipts II. ljG head.
SHEEP y L~ANrS-Trahe is very slow and
prices for both sheep aud lambs La5.c lower
thHn last week: sheep .ait4c; lambs 3ajItc.
VEAL CAlvEs-Th5re Is 4 fair trade reported
for good vcals. Prices ia5c, same AS last week.
Chlcaco-Cattle dull at unchanged prices.
Hogs steady ut n slight advance. Prices ruled
nb0nt S;enty ut yesterdays advance. Res,
shippers and packers were quoted at s. 70 with
the bulk OF the snlcs ut s. 0ta5 y. Shcop s;cndy,
Sheep arc selling readily at S; 00ai IS. Inferior 10
medium going At S, l0a5 90 Spring lambs
weighing a little over forty pounds sell for 81 %
per 100 pounds. liccciptS-cattlc 500 head:
calves 1850 head; hogs 1900 head; sheep 700
head.
Enst Iihcrty-Cattle steady: primo s, 7Sa
q. good S. 2jn5 ~; bulls. stngs md cows s. ONa
h300 Hogs steady; rhIiadclphias S. 5Oai co;
Workers So SOi5 20. roughS s. Sons 90. Sheep
steady and prices unchanged.
Ciucinnnti-IIoys active and strong nj s, Na
5 Is; receipts l ,lD head: shipments 1900 head.
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RooJGni ~Birh-GinSrng. dry, per H.. In lie.
rnand. s. coax 30: s~AssatraS. bark. per h.. Sagc
SasSaiEaS oil, per h.. iOly)c; May apple root. pei
b..6Ha7c: yellow root golden seal. per h.. lisa
SIC: blood root. per H.. 5a6c; Seneca snake roo.
rcrlb.. free oil top. SRLrc; West Virginia snake
root. per To-. 2j1Sc: plnk ROOT. per To-, tinc. pa
Sc; elm bark. per h.. &c; wild cherry bark,
per H.. l1a1Oc.
Peln'-Primc new hand picked. medium, Sl6j:
prime new hnnl'p!cked. navy. sou
H0O'-Flnc washed lie: &c OF for I'M
washed; medium unwAshed l2alic; medium
washed i6Gl5c.
HOney-ln the comb. per h., l3al5c.
RG2E-Couutry mixed Allc per ID.
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Wool.
philnd clnhln-Wnol continued nr;nt u

Phiindclphin-Wool continued quiet but
steady To-Day. Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA and West
Virginia NN md above at ~l7alSc;N and above
at l6alTc; medium nj 9l.lc; quarterbloOd ut ala
&c: common nj l1alSc: New York. Michigan.
Wisconsin. etc, NX NJ l6Hl7c; Y at iJnlGc; rurdI.
I'M nj l9asOc; qlnrterblood At eOa2ic; common
NJ llnlSc; washed combIng and dcln.uc fine nj
lSH"Oc; medium at 2lnGsc; low ut .!aa3c; coarsc nj
Oa@lc; ulwashcd medium nj l6Al7c: low mcdi.
um nj l1Rlsc; braid n; l6alIc; unwaShcd lightnud
bright fine at llRl2r; mGdlum nj l5nlJc; low
medium lGalIc: coarse at lSalGc: unwRSlIed (lark
cOlOrcdl light fine nj ynloc; heavy fine at tOSc:
medium nj l.al3c: fine medium at ,linlac:
coarse at llnl.c; territorial and northwestern,
light line ut SalOc; heavy do nj 7a9c; fine medium
at lOallc; medium ut llal5c: Quar;crblood al /.
also; coarse NJ !iAi!c.
l~,osion-Tho tone OF tho Boston wool market
Is decidedly quiet, with decreasing volume Of
lradc In comparison with tho previous week.
This Is. no doubt: due in pntt TINT new woods
Will soon be available. md buyers arc holding
of where they arc not Obliged 10 have the wool
at once. Tho following Rru tho selling prIccsfOr
leading descriptions: Ohio and l'cnnSylyunin
icccCS No. !, l9c: y md Y and above Isle; Xxx
mud M anti nboTo l6%c: Michigan \ IiEc;
Michigan No. !, lSc. New York. New llnmnShirr
mud Vermont y lie: Texas wool. special me.
dium llc; seconds &c; fine l2c: California woods.
special northern l0c; middle special &c; Oregon
woods. eastern fair SC: choice l0c: Australian
woods, secured basis. cOmblng super lie; comb.
Ing good Ssci average 3jc: Queensland comb.
Ing a.c.
Now York Wnol uujct
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Boil cggs hard by placing in cold
water and letting como to n boil slowly.
Set on back OF 8tove 4 f0w moments;
then put in cold water. Shell aud cut
length wise; tako out tho yolks. mash
these aud mix with chopped hmm. salt,
pepper and n bit Of melted buttcr. Put
back in whites and neatly remove ovory
ppeck, 30 that the rim will be clear.
Garnish with inside leaves Of. lettuce.
Servo very cold.
ICopyriphitil
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Butcr-Creamcry choice. eOacic: country choice
per ID. lGalsc: country good. l2al5c; county
fair. 6aIc.
E9Os-frc,h in case. l?Iial3c per dozen: In
barrels. l2tIil3c per dozen.
Poutry-Prtce per pound: Old ROSTERS. 5ahc;
chicseus. spring. S9c; geese. iOaGOc each; hens
Ease; ducks. young &c; turkeys iiai1c.
Tropical FruitS-LamonS S! 5naa Is per box:
bananas. sl0oa!D per bunch; California Oranges
:! 5jsl *.
ilge:dble-Cabharc 81 Ooa2 90 rcr barrel. Choice
potatoes 6DaSc per bushel. GSa50c per bushcl for
home stock Onions. 75casi % per bushel; pc,
barrel s! 5oa30R. Celery. 2jaslc per dozen. New
York apples. Sl7iai % per barrel. Sweet potatoes,
Jerseys. $! jOnj 90 per barrel: Baltimore s. ~ pc,
barrel. CrlnbcrrieS sl9Ja3 % per crate.
G~dme-Rabbits 81 = per dozen; squirrels 81 .;
per dozen.
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Colon. COLOMBIA, April S.-General
Barrios, the Nicaraguan envoy to Great
Britain, who is on his way to
Manasua, tho capitol, with tho
ultimatum OF Great Britain to
Nicaragua. rs n result OF tho re-
cent troubles at Bluctield. hurried
from Panama to Corinto. tho Pacific
seaport OF Nicaragua, on board a char.
torcd steamer. From Corinto. the Gen.
eral will 90 direct to Managua.
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CGtht-EIt'a 1000 to 100 lbs. Ittn5c. good,
800 10 1000 lbs. iI,aiiIc: good. so to 91j lbs,
ihaitsc iaIr. 200 10 so lbs. JIaic: ommon
so to 90 lbs, 5%saJ14c; bulls. s1I..aJEc; COWS. 2II,,a
SIC
Hogg-Ex,ra, aaj,loc; good. 4.9oajc: common
iHRiAc.
@e1'-;Ez,rn. +aii4c; good, 34+aic; common,
Sa3Hc; lambs, 5aIt,c.
FftGs CoEs-Sakt5J: calves, 3HaSc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-10

New York, April S.-Justicc Andrews
to-day granted an absolute divorce to
Henry Zinzler. portrait painter. from
his wife, Mary Theresa Zinzler, on tho
ground OF her intimacy with A. Mon.
,ero, the ambassador OF the Argentine
republic to tho republic OF Bolivia.
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Now Wool Guict.
DRY Eou,ls.

A.. {. a. tlckinGs &c, Berkeley No. 60 cumbrIc,
&c. or TO 1Hc; Glover Sc. finch blcachcd cottons
~ per cent nnd ltOckdnlo IG.inch cnnbrIcs I;c
per yard. Thospot demand wnS irregular, bnt II
number OF important buyers took n good 0unn.
Printed fabrics In moderate request. PrIu,in.
cloths nctlvc. with sales Of oO.0W pieces of ii
squares nj . 9.lGc for contracts and snail sales
OF odds. ~
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II May DO as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller. Of irving, ILL.,, writoa
that no had n sovoro Kidney trouble ior
many ycnrs, with severe pains III hia
back and also that his bladder waI nj
fcclod. IIo tried many so-cnllcd Kidney
cures but without my good result
About n year ago no began tho uso Oh
Electric filtcrs and found rclief nj once.
Electric Bittors il especially adapted to
cure of Nil Kidney and Liver troubles
md often gives almost instant rolict.
Ono trinl will prove our statement
Prico only SOC for largo bottle. A
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. y
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Grain, Flour mud irssd.

Grdfn-Ncw wheat $50 per bu'hcl. Corn. pcr
nuSlcl, ear from store. DO. now corn coo paT
nmsloi' oats. ont OF store, western crop, 40 bor
flour-fanoy roller mill winter wheat, wood
ats. " per barrel. paper. SlGj per barrel. spring
wheat MInnchahn 81 Oh IN sack, 81 % por barrel.
uli wheat. Famous 81 Is IN sack. Z! % IN wood;
G,alnKy, siNJ IN sack, 500 In barrel: r~llSbiry
Hour, 81 ?Sln wood aud ouo.clghth cotton; 81 -
IN paper.
Ftnl-lrnn SO per ton: middllngi sioa2)
per ton. -llay, baIod. 81 oaiS w per ton; looso
lly 81 O1alI IN
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Observation-Disclosures with cream.
Butter toast. Lettuce salad. Small
sausage. Drowned potatoes. Milk
crackers. Cotiec.
- DISSER-Roast log OF lamb. Potatoes.
Asparagus. Radishcs. Canned currant'.
white and graham broad. Spanish
cream.
SurrEn-Potato cakes. Cold mcnL.
Bread and butter. jolly. Pruncs.
Cookies. Tea.
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IsNtrnIats.n


Oh ~City-Opcncd Mt 81 %; highest 81 4sH. low.
est 81 ~: closed NJ 81 Il: AllcS lil,0OO bnrnlS:
clcarances s6s 900 barrels shipments T6,j.g bar.
refs; runs 1851 barrels.
Now i"rkIrctrolcum strong md higher:
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
weekly Report ut tho 'L,cd wholesale
Markets In nil Lines.
OfFlci: or THE lsrEiLiGESCER,
WuprIIgn Tn,.,l.v 4ntI

Ihcfe arr very lew changes 10 no,o In tho
market quotations this week. Gmccrlc, Rro
quiet. The wool market 4, dull without any
change In prices. 1.-Two stock quotations arc tho
same as last week.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Time Table No. 10. 10 taEo eject t,:1i 4. m,
Sunday, November - lSli
Leave whccling-ts:0, t9:p, sll:;Oa. m, t,:.l,
s3:l5, tl:a. $500 p. III.
Leave Peninsula-tS:Nd. t9:Sl, lll:ija m, t,:ad.
s3..t, ti:S6, lg:N y. IN.
Leave Martins Foyry-ts:l.. 1851, sl:5,a ~.
t?:3., "J:9T. tl:la. f9:l..
Arrive Terminal Junctlon-iS:l7. tl0:0j. Hiss
n. H.. t.:5S. 1881. ti:i5, t0:IS y. III.
Leave Terminal Junction -t7:an, 1900. q m,
el!:iO. H. M. sJ:a0. ti;OS. tS:li, tS.b y. IN
Leave Martins ~FGrry-t7:2S. a9:O7 am. sll;D.
ei:0j, tito. 1919, ISIS! y. H..
Leave Poninsuls-K:S 81, s9:l4 n III, "la:5l, st:lL
tl:l7, t5:2S. tS:5S y. l..
Arriso wliesiins- i7::o. io:N a m. .la;Sz.
ASH. ti:?S. tS:Si, to:tS p. M.
'DMly. tDaily except Sunday. Sundays ouly,
All trains will run on Eastern Tina
J.E TAUSSlG. Superintendent
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A.N Pennsylvania Stations.
VEHHnnSyIvdnid Lines.
k-SI Trnina Run h., Contrnl limo

ricKEr OrricEs At pr:;SsYi.vASiA STATION @,
wArsn ST. Foor OF E%LFvESru Sr., NuEEiISG,
AT MCI.uHE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND AT rUr
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. rRTDGEroEr,
S0,-rIIwESr SyErrN-"pAS U,snLr Rol,rr,"
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs. N. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
EDUCATIONAL
l3lGnndI3ls Markets ST.. Wheeling. VIVA.

Tho Island cars and electric motors pas3 the
door. Fourth annual session begins MONDAY.
September Il. 1891. This school oilers Il CON.
plcte aud thorough education In practlcl; Eng.
lish: Mathematics, English Classics. Latin md
Modern Languages.
TIT school consists OF Primary. Intermediate.
academic aud College Preparatory Department.
The methods and course OF instruction will
compare tayotably with the best scminarlc5 10
the country.
Boys are received IN tho Primary and Inter.
mediate. For circulars or interview. apply to
MRS. N. STEVENS HART,
Principal. Wheeling. W. VI.