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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-02-22

THE harmony among the European
powers Is not 50 great but that each one
l. wearing stove lid inside Its vest, and
Keeping one eye on its right hand
ncighbor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-02-22
school superintendents, Convention

CLEVELAND. Feb. 2O.-The annual
meeting of the Department of Super
attendance of the Educational associa-
tiOn Is in session here.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-02-22

EN Gov. Isaac P GRAY. of Indiana.
for two years L : minister to Mexico,
Is dead, aged IS years. Deceased was
native of Chester county, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-02-22
FEBRU AIRY ~. 1895.

IT has been found that State Treasurer
Rufus Ramsay, of Illinois. who died
Suddenly three months ago, was short
1903 39j. 90 in MS accounts.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-02-22

MRS RICHARD SIMPSON, of Toronto.
OHIO, and Miss Louis ). Piersol. of
Rochester, Pa, were burned to death.
Friday, at their respective residences, by
their dresses catching fire at open CRATES.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-02-22
SILK. WOOL ORWASH GOODS

Not only forentire Suits and Gowns. bat
for separate Skirts and Waists 10 wear
ith odd Skirts
Some recent extraordinary purchases
Will give yuU an unusual opportunity 10
Luy uur. stylish IMPORTED PLAlDS al
prices wc believe never before attempted
on equal qualities and styles.
Note a few specialist
Fine AIl-Wool 50-INCH SERGE
PLAIDS medium sized plaid-G nItiereni
col 'r combinations, all new and stylish
81 - values at - CENTS "a yard.
Fine SILK and Wool IMPORTED
PLAIDS. : different CombinugS. ~ inches
wide-SI-UU value. - CENTS.
Choice fine IMPORTED PLAIDS,
dark Navy. Garnet. Tan. Green, Brown.
Mode, etc. etc, barred in SILK lines OF
bright auu contrasting Colur>->Jyll>h ei-
feCls-j~ inches wide ~ cents.
One Lot AlI-WooI FRENCH PLAIDS-
medium and dark cOlJriug>-5o inches
wide. - CENT yard.
SILK MINED PLAIDS-iight. medium
anu dark cuiorS-}G and - inches wide. -
CENTS yard
The heauty of these new and handsome
stuifS can only De appreciated when seen, cen,
CONF +. or WRITE our MAIL ORDER
DEPARTMENT for >ampl - OF them
See about MEXICAN DRESS GOODS
a Nd SUITINtiS At l5C.. -. AND 35C-
Also Fine imported SuItiug>. 80 TO
500.
- AL orders receive prompt attention
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-02-22

Not only fOrentire Suits and Gowns. bat
for separate Skirts and Waists 10 wear
with odd Skirts.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-02-22
3 g 2.
EsHIAEKSS.
s s~
Fashions Favorite DeSi gn for 1S95.

Fashions Favorite Desi gn for 1875.
Dress Fabrics In
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-02-22

The following are the principal features Of
general bai King business:
DEPOSITS
Received paysbie on demand. and Interest bear
ing certificates issued TO time depOsitOrs-
LOANS
extended TO customers favorable terms and
approved paper discounted at all times
COLLECTIONS
Made in the locality and upon all the hankIns
towns in the United states Charges moderate
DRAFTS
Issued negotiable In All parts cf the United
States. aud foreign exchange issued on ali parts
0f Europe.
ACCOUNTS
OF mercha ants. farmers and others solicited. 70
whom reasonable accommodation viii be eNrende,i.
Patrons assured that All tran nsactious shall
nell a. strictly private and confidential. and
hat they will be treated literally good
banking rules will permit.
Respectfully.
JOHNSTON BUCK & co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-13
Charlotte Observer.

"The shades night falling drew destination The
rounded wa
Old Boldly whose
The and
to
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-13
This is the result in the valleys Of

M. This is the result in the valleys Of
tie rivers of tie Northwest, Were artc-
sian or overflow wells are rare, in the
cane brake region Of Alabama and in
many other places, and the water has
proven as healthy Is that q the over
flow veil. i has made every commu-
rlty using it free from malaria. There
i not spot betvceu the falls q our
river. and tie ocean shore line where
one class or the other Of these wells can
not be put in Special machinery Is
built for the purpose and throughout
the Northwest, West, and Southwest 1t
is REGULAR business with men to go
round sinking. wells wherever needed.
Our penltentiary authorities on the
State farms in the East could not do
better than to sink some Of these wells,
at once improving the health Of the
conyicts and giving an object lesson to
Eastern North Carolina. With the
success Of a systematic movement OF
this kind for the sanitation OF EASTERN
North Carolina (Which is approved BY
| science and large experience in Other
States a new impulse would be given
to that part OF ou state which would
fairly revolutionize it,
Some one has said, do what YOU can
and whenever YOU can for Your fellow
nen-for you "wIl not pass this way
again." With that motive | have
! written this for your paper, on subject
to which | have devoted some labor
and study, in the hope that it will fall
under the eyes of some who Will have
the energy and the public spirit to do
for "Sun Rise land of North Carolina
what has been 50 successfully accom-
| plished for the public health IN many
other States.
June lst, 80. WAITER CLARK.
|
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-13
WED All EoTE11
Shall Stop At?


Horror and his emate wife TIE hotel the furniture and fittings
we'll
of the wonderful falls in the United States the famous Chimney
Rock 0
they
The kitchen
Horton hustler and believes
marble hole knucke
the beautiful No find place where they
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-13
BUT is NOT THE PRICE TOO HIGH!

No. is really puzzle to the visitors how Mr. Horton furnishes the
excellent he does small charges
OF his have insisted on paying HIM and this the
/
dollars dollars for full month
This valuable information number friends
take this certainly
and VIII during July Mr. Horizons.
10 4Ashevile?
miles good of horses Will
Vanlert'
home In fact said Vanderbilt a
Chimney 0
\. G..
editors
build Editorial Club
words of
fol IOV1nc DaI,eS
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-13

spot earth with its grand water
place in
of Rail Roads and therefore, the best
to gain heal and
dc
points? Parties Chimney Rock take the Seaard
lire Road South The
Seabo AR Line Chimney Rock visitors to Ruhon from when
splendid
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-13
Raleigh News and Observer.

with lofty
world hing
the of
o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24
LONDON PAPERS
sim Trying 70 Counssraet the
American scntiraent,
Mr., We. GLADSTONESMESSAGE
10 Pull'Isr EIe.tss Commsnt-IIs "Dars
Nop Interfere and "Only Common
sense Nssdsd"-BFitlSh Press Hopeful
that there VIII be Rs'gulslon OF Feeling
Msrs.

LONDON, Dec, ns,-Tho afternoon
newspapers to-day continue comment
Ing edItorially and at length upon the
Venezuelan matter, but their remarks
are on the financial rather than the po-
lltlcal aspect OF the case, While there
Is no abatement of the expressions OF
the belief that the ground tnken on be-
half OF the United States is untenable,
the tone Is altogether more pacific,
Yet, there Is o considerable display Of
satisfaction ,gt the financial dlnlcul-
ties In the United States.
Tho diapatoh which the TT, Hon, W,
y, Gladstone sent TO Mr., Joseph Pulit-
yer, proprietor OF the New York World,
In answer to the latter's request for
message TO the American people on the
Venezuelan question, has attracted
wide attention here and elsewhere,
MIR, Pulitzer telegraphed that Amer
lean sentiment was at the turning
point; that once turned the wrong way
no power on earth could hold II back,
and that word OF peace and fellow
ship from MIR. Gladstone would aid 10
check clamor, 10 soothe passion. 10 On.
courage sober thought ana may avert
calamity.
In rely, MIR, Gladstone cabled'
Dare not interfere, only common
sense required. Cannot say more with
advantage"
The ST. James Gazette this afternoon.
commenting upon Mr. GladstOne's mes-
sage 10 the proprietor OF the New York
World, says;
Common sense would have avoided
the shock which has been given 10 both
countries II will find Its way outside,
hut II is the Americans who must sup
ply the needed pinch OF sanity. which
they are fully capable OF doing"
The Westminster Gazette advises all
concerned to. take a holiday and q
breathing space and to allow common
sense TO assert itself" adding;
when both sides discover that there
Is ample room for reconsideration, con-
cesslOn and adjustment, the common
sense party In the United States may
be sure that II viii be met half way by
the common sense party here"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24
NO BOND ISSUE,
At Least Not President WIN Walt
on Congress.


on Congress.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec, alt
can be stated on authority that the
rumor which has gained some currency
10 the effect that the President had de-
cided 10 announce another bond Issue
at once and that this conclusion had
been reached at a cabinet meeting yes
tcrday, Is without any foundation In
fact. The only members OF the cabinet
who saw the President yesterday were
Secretary Lamont, who had Just re-
turned 10 the city and called TO pay his
respects, and later In the day Secre'
tary Olney and Secretary Carlisle, The
general situation was discussed intor.
mnlly, but the question OF an imemdl-
ate issue Of bonds was not considered.
Indeed, II Is stated that in view OF the
Presidents very recent message 20 Con-
gress asking for legislation which
might render an issue unnecessary Il
would be scant courtesy to thai body TO
anticipate its negative action before an
opportunity had been given II 20 COM
ply with the Presidents recommetrda-
tlon.
The President has himself repeatedly
stated, however, that he would pro-
tect the public credit at whatever cost
ehould the necessities OF the situation
require heroic action, but, at the pres
cnt moment, II 10 argued such necesstt-
les have not arisen. Moreover u IL
doubted whether In View OF the present
state of the money market NJ home and
abroad. largo loan could be fioated
except nt a great sacrifice to the gov
eminent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24
INA SINGLE SENTENCE,
Here Is Vivid Picture Drawn Win a
Few Cirar, Sharp Strokes

Here q Vivid picture bFhWh WIN
Few Clrar, shaFp strlks"
Once a clever Japanese artist drew with
seven pon,strokes a spirited picture OF a
horse Here is a mans portrait In ono
sentence;
"What Is the use In living II | must feel
so badly all the time and unequal to any
thiRg2"
It Is necessary to an In the ouIllnes7
To say that tho man was lanBuld and fret
ful, victim OF physical weakness, mon
tai depression and generally relaxed
WORKOUT condition OF the systcmg Ho Is
one OF great host who have no we'll
defined, prostratinB disease, Yet are never
entirely we'll,
Any thoughtful student OF the animal
Man will tell him that he needs u slllnu-
lRnt-rsomethlng 10 help nature along Ny
lnluAng tone and energy. People are
properly doubtful about the powers OF
remedies sometimes suggested, but they
soon learn that Dunyb lure Malt whisky
deserves the confidence so generally re-
posed In IA
unless ono IL AT least equal 10 the ordi-
nary emotions OF life The drain on ones
stock OF strength 10 particularly severe
In u hnEle climate whgge rncryallhg
warmth and hllghtng cold follow each
other In quick succession. THIS " th'
pOcially true Just at this sen8on OF the
year When mild stlmulant Il wanted
sure TO lnYigornte the system and TO leave
no harmful effect behind, nothing APP
proaches DuffyB Pure Malt Whisky
Inquire and you will be surprised to ma
how many friends Of yours arc also
friends Of Dufy'H Pure Malt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24

CHICAGo-The wheat market was In
a ftful mood to-day and Ind two rndl.
cal changes In la temper. II opened
strong, then became weak, but wound
up by getting In n more pronouncedly
strong stnte Of feeling than II started
with. Corn, oats and provisions nll
showed resistance TO amy further de-
cline.
Flour qulct and eaHy.
Whent-Chgh No. spring Mh05bNc;
No. spring wheat bid6lhc; No. 2 rcd
GOdC0Mc; December AQ6bmQ Mhc;
January iHQ6bk q 56c; May Hhq5sHq
6Shc.
Corn-Caah, No. ., 26Nd26Nc; Dcccm.
bcr 2Gis agth u 2jHc; January 2bMd2bA
g2bac May 2Sd2Sh d2sci July 2shG2O
02ShC.
oatp-CaRh, Ma. ., lie; No. 2 white ib0
zoe. No. Q white i1hci December closed
nj iBNc, May iShGi0MdlBc,
fyc-NO, 2, SSc.
tinriey--No. 2, nominal
irinxsrcd- No /, nan apso.
neutrality-suspicious. 81 ibdf1 10.
Pork Mess, CnBh, per bnrrcl 81 7bp
4 90. December closed at 81 o., January
tstih0S 62hGS tah May y sOus $40
4 s7ii
Lard Cash. per 100 pounds 81 ESQ
b g7hi December closed al 50 20 Ianu.
nry n $500 21hQ5 27ltci May 81 itU
q i1hfpb "a
short RIBS cash. sldra 81 gbGl 3Oi De.
Usmbor closed Ut " 2glsi January 81 zoo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24
YOUR PALATE Is YOUR STOI
ACI's CONSCIENCE.
Your stomach Hnows What u Good foF
Yau,

Your stomach knaws What Il Good foF
Y0u,
Thin people are thin because the food
they eat is not absorbed. Reasons
either wrong food, or right food undi'
gesIed.
Fats, oils, and grease Will not make
anyone tat. This Is because they are
lndlgestlblo. Thin people mud 1t hard
10 digest their food, Fatty foods make
It sim harder
Have you ever noticed that almost
without exception, thin, pale, dyspeptir,
anaemlc people have an aversion To
fatP This Is OF itself proof enough, that
such foods are bad for them.
Let your palate tell YOU whit tO,eat.
Nature makes very few mistakes and
We should listen to what she says,
Thin people may become fnttcr, and
Syspeptlcs more comfortable by taking
INC shaker Digestive Cordial. II agrees
-lth the weakest stomach. II helps the
o-ak stomach digest other food, II Is
Nttening and invlgoratlng In itself, for
Ii contains artlfclally dige9ted food,
The Mount Lebanon Shakers have
made great many interesting dlscov-
cries within the past hundred years,
but none more important than this in
genious cure for all dlseasS which are
traeeable 10 faulty digestion, A single
10 cent bottle win tell whether Il Is
adapted TO your case, and can be had
through any druggist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24
West virginia Pensions.

Epecial Dispatch to tho intelligencor.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec, 25.-The
following pensions have been granted
10 West Yirgnlans:
OrigInnl-Slster Mary Stnndlslnua,
wheeling, (army nurse); John NJ. Gull
len, New Cumberland; Isaac ID. Cooh-
ran, Wolf Summit; John Tracy, Davis.
RcIas,ie-EZekiel Pitts. Centre Point;
John II. Rogers. ElecnborIo; John +.
Riddle. Normantown; Charles w. slut
Ter. Big Isaac; Burton Drummond'
ClnrNsburg.
Jncreaae-wllllam Smith. Letart;
John Harris, shephcrdstown.
Original Widows. etc.-Mnry c. Love,
brighton: minors Of Henry DoyeL
CiIaysville: Hannah Hilemnn, Tunnel
ton.
Standardization Ballard, Bar.
bourgville: Irede Hurel, Home.
Renewal and ROlssue-Isaac Sheets
Goose Creek -
Restoration and IncreaBc-John Hlle'
man, (deccaEcd), Tunnclton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24
STREET can COMBINE
Erected in Plttsburgh-A Big Monopoly
Organized.

Eneeted IN fittAuuFgh-A btR mohoPpy
Organized.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dec 23,-The
proposed consolidation OF the street
railroad companies OF this city was eff
fected to-day, when the meetings Of the
Plttaburgh. Duquesne and Central
Traction Companies were held and II
was decided by large majority vote
OF the stockholders Of the three com
panles named TO enter the combine.
The stockholders OF the Pittsburgh &
Manchester Company viii meet on De-
cembcr 20 to consider n propojltion TO
enter the combination, but II Is said
they will vote In the negative The
lines now In are tho Citizens, Fort Pitt,
Duqucsne, Pittsburgh and Central. and
their united capital stock is estimated
az $40, 100000. with Sil.JOO,0OO bonds.
Five lines, the birmingham. Second
avenue. West End. Pleasant Valley and
Manchester are stlll outside the conf
blnation.
The syndicate composing the com;
bine are Philadelphia, Chicago and
Pittsburgh capitalists. II IL said the
consolidated roadB win be capitalized
nj $40, OOO,00
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24
MEDICAL,
Danaer Slgaa!s

More fbW tJlf fbs riftials Of rsRaEb-
tiog % no; Iiiog tksy tls H. Here's list
Of symptoms by whish consumption can
eerainly Be deteetsd;-
Csagb, one OF two slight efforts on
rising, occurring during the day and fre-
cusnily during tie night.
e. Sbori SrfafbiNS after exertion.
TISkHsI Of ikf ektt,
Oaek piiist, especially noticeable In the
evening and afler full meal
: CsiIliHtss In the evening, followed by
SRCti far.
PGsbifJAop toward morning and
PsL tlaI and iIHgiaS in the morning,
, Loss ofpifIiiD.
lfyou have these symptoms, OF any Of
them, do not dehy. There are many
preparatiors which chin to be cures. but
Dr.. Hss.Fs eaIlIsS RtutiY for Consumption
has the highest endorsements. and has
stood The test Of years. Il wilt arrest con-
sumption In It's earlier stages, and drive
lway the symptoms named. Il IS manu-.
tlrired ~ the Acker Medicine Co, IS
and IS Chambers st., New "1rk, and sod
BY all reputable druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24

Special Dispatch to the inielllgcnotr.
MARTfNsBURG. W. Va Dec. a.
tinker Beaver, while walking across
ihe IN rm OF Jhines Vanhteter, was shot
Iv Samuel May, q tenant May ,wnS
directed by VnnMctcr to keep on treH..
bnascra and when Beaver started
across May requested him 10 ret on.
Tioayor roirpccd hin steps, ionnrMng
lint bc would on fast az be- could, but
md zone but Rahbrt distance wlen
Wnv iifcd az him With shotgun. Tho
rhnrgc took effect In the head anl
sbouiicra. making severe wound. Ine
gII,eeru went after May and arrested
ktfvt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24
Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK-The close OF the day
shows n decided Improvement in all
the surroundings Of the market as we'll
us higher markets for cotton, and In
vestment and speculative stocks. More
buyers OF dry goods were IN the mar
ket than any previous day during the
month. and a good volume OF new busi
ness was effected. The Inquiries ex-
tended were numerous and Indicative
Of more business In the very near fu-
tuirc. II not before the year has closed.
Printing cloths market quiet at . cents
for spots and contracts.
FALL RIvER-Prlnt cloths quiet
at &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24

to 800 SRGSlsc; fair. 700 to 500, 2IsG3c;
common, coo to 200. 2itu2hc; bulls, lSQ
exc; cows, lhdac
Hogs-Extra, aiaQ3%e; good, 3AG
SIC; common, 2&l3c,
Sheep-Extru, 2q2lsc; good, lhq2c;
common. u75c; lambs, 2U3lc.
Fresh Cows-s?0 0OdSO 90; calves NO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24

Gfain-Whcut Coo per bushel. Corn,
per bushel, 35c oats, out Of store, wes-
tern crop, S5c per bushol: oats, thomc
crop)s2c per bushel
Feed--Ilran SIS 90 per ton; mldlllngs
$40 90 per ton. Hay, baied, 81 90 per
ton; loose hay, 81 90; prairie hay, No. !,
Sis 90 per ton; prairie hay, Upland
stock, SiI 90 per ton. Straw, loose and
bnled, So 90 per ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24

4 29l.G4 g2H; May 81 l2isQi l1lsQl 47la.
Dry anlted shoulders iN0iBc. Short
clear aldcs iisGihc.
Whisky-Dlsllllers finished goods per
gallon 81 g.
SugarB-UncnanEed
ON the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creamc:Ies
l9Gp2Gc; diaries l2g22c,
l1ggs-Steady at gOG2lc.
Cheese-Quiet and unchanged.
NEW YoRK-Flour receipts 1900
barrels; exports 1880 barrels; market
dull, but closed steady and very little
demand for anything but special
brands. Wheat, receipts lll,0OO BUSH
els; exports 1890 bushels; spot mar
kOt firm; No. 2 red 67Hc; No. ! hard
66iso; options opened stronger ana
closed at &c higher; No 2 red March
66c; May Gi&c and GjSc, closing at
65Ac; December Csc, Corn, receipts
$500 bushels; exports lli,SOO bushels
spot market steady No. 2, 85Rc; op-
lions firm and closed unchanged TO ~
higher; May 3Ad3iBc, closing NJ Sac;
December closed at 3SAc, oats, re-
ceipts q, 400 bushels; exports $500 bush
els; spot market flrm; No g. 25ei -op-
lions dun and closed AZ "a NC higher;
May 2i32iMc, closing at axe Decem-
her closed NJ 23c. Hay steadier, Hops
weak. Hides nominal, Leather steady
Beef steady. Lard steady; western
steam closed at IS 30; pecsmber 50 30
nominal. Pork firm and inactive. But
ter weaker; Elgins Csc; state creamery
lsa2ic. TaIlow dull. Petroleum dull
ROsin steady. Turpentine firm at 29d
2sAc. Rice steady, MolRBses steady
COttonseed oil inactive; prime Brude T.
O. b. mills l9G2lc. Coffee, options
opened steady and closed Inactive al
unchanged prices to points net ad-
vance; sales J,l0O bags, Sugar, raw
quiet; refined quiet.
BALTIMORE-Flour dull; western
super s. 5Od9 65; winter patent IS 55W
Q So; spring wheat straight IS 25U3 5Oi
receipts li,O5O barrels; shipments LOSS
barrels. Wheat dull, spot and month
GShGG3Ic; May G6Rd67c; steamer No.
. red GlG6lhc; receipts s,A7l bushels;
southern wheat on grade 6lVGfc' Corn,
firm; spot and year S2QS9bci steamer
mixed 3lQ3lHc; receipts ll5'sts bush
els; southern white corn 3ldS2c. Oats
steady; No, white western 2i02iI5c
Rye dull and easy; No. western $50
46c; receipts 1856 bushels. Hay steady
Grain frelGhts dull. Butter steady
Eggs steady; fresh 2lc; GOLD storage
i6Gl7c Cheese steady.
CINCINNATI-Flour quiet: family
81 $50? so; fancy s. OOg3 Is, Wheat dull;
No. cred Gle; receipts 1880; shipments
{, 800 bushels. Corn quiet No. 2mixed &c.
oats In moderate demand; No. mixed
2Ohc. Rye dun; No. 4Oc. Lard quiet at
So 10. Bulkneats steady at 81 27h.
Bacon steady ut So S1is. Whisky quiet:
sales 5G3 barrels at 81 %. Butter steady.
Sugar steady; hard refined 3HG5hc.
Eggs easter at l6hc. Cheese steady;
good to prime Ohio fat 9hGiOc.
ToLEDo-wheat dull and higher;
No. cash and December 6ic; May
C6&c. Corn steady and higher; No 2
mixed &c; No 5 mixed &c. oats
quiet; No. 2 mixed lShc; No. white
I9ltc, Rye dull; No. cash 3sc. Clo-
verseed dull; prime cash and December
81 o.
PHILADELPHIA - Butter steady
fancy western creamery &c. Eggs firm
or: fresh nearby PC; western &c.
Cheese unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24

putter-Crcamery choice. 29d25c;
country choice per 10. i0Gi5c; country
good, ease; country fair DC. Butter
Inc, G. c. brand, l2diic; common. l0c.
EggB-Frcoh In cnse, 20d2lc per dog
en-; In barrels. 10000 per doGcn ice
house eggs, iSc per dozen.
Poultry--Prlcc per pound: Old roo9-
tiers, iffbc: chickens, spring. per doz,
81 COCA %. or rose per ID; geese, 100000
each; hOnn. 7GSci ducks. young 1dSc'
Turkeys. 6d7c per ID.
Tropical Fruits-l4omons, R75a3 %
per box: bananas. 81 0Op2 90 per bunch;
jamaica oranges, s. 00dg 90 per barrel;
plnenppies, iOGiqihc each; jamaica
oranges, 81 GOA 70 pcr box
Fruits-Applcs, II 2jtil 10 per barrel.
M 10 qualify Pears 81 10 per bnrrrl;
Cranbcrrics, 81 75@3 20 per crate; 50 OOQ
D 90 per barrel. Malaga grapes, 80 OOH
0 90 per barrel Catawbn grapes, l6c
per basket 49,
Vegotablcs-Irls potatoes, 81 00B
1 81 per barrel; baltimore sweet potn-
toes. 81 5OfIO0 per Darrell jersey
sweet potatoes, 81 2Jdi 20 per barrel.
Yellow Dany0r OnlonH, 81 2jdi 90 per
barrel. too per bushcl Celery, 25c per
bunch. iIcots, Toe por buahel.
Lettuce, SiOOdi2j per buahcl.
Carrots, JOR76c per buBhcl. Par
Bnlps. 81 1901 10 per barrel. Tnrnlpa,
T6cQSi % per barrel. Knlo, DOC per bar
rel oyster plant, SOC per dOZ Cab.
baEe, 76cdtl w ror barrel
Nuts-ilrkOry nuts, 81 2jll 10 pur
buHhoii walnutn, 25djOc per bushcl.