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THE STATE POLITICS.
usv The Weather Looks on tho
Political Horizon.
nruocEArIc RALLY AT BINGHAM
s..,,.l Party to 10 from This CITY
s,,u,d . rv'oins--is'publcau APP
p,iu meats Of Meetings.


49,, now ,,.c,,cslly
TIE poliuoai ar :, ,na ,.con.
,i,at Since the sc''on " '"e
- Democratic state convention
trscnlauon IN, .od n .ott Of re-.
eea,ed 10 De t'e 'S'"' ~
Il,f that the strain u o'e
have come 10 'll' VI o'.' a.
Headquarters OF botn psues '"''o
~. ,,,,si amount OF hustle, but the
Wv -. ~ eay,r men talking In
ltue g'Ouf' ,, .,a M, there.
supplies cd eAo''e"e"' ~ ,..,
The legitimate WIN " -
IL now the fonune' ou' '1
po'luOn WIZ -, g., n, n.,t v..t
feet ITSELF 'po 'A''' .,t-
nud will CONTINUE WI '''',
-. ,,v. way 10 more determined
akA'"
work. 40, r,Sou,,
RALLY Al "
nv u,n,n.mon Saturday, even.
'faiy ~ -, u.,ris y. f.. Wi.
Ing next a.a'. In C,.,n.
uams, Judge McGinniei Alm' utesn'
.o,i and other speakers will he pres
mi Ths music Will 10 iutni'hed by
~ ,.,,s,,e'
r'e Rio Gfandc Western VIII run
,,,elal IRAN, leaving here at si8O
~ ~. and returning after tue mec,i"g'
,,. Mama.
There WIN t ~ 49, hs,d An
cihs OF tne 80. conc, NJ Ei,s,
tne mseuns ,,, -, .,,a.,. a..
SCUM ~ ,.,1ng N, 4 a,cloas.
morrow To-. ~, M, n,.a Ior
'pminenl 'Pe"H''' -'' "'''' W w.
lHr oceAs'op'
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
$50, ~, on -womsn,.
lhunsusS', ,..t,,,, a, put.
cIuboi the RUIN i''o'"''' I"
Htg'oh SEMI oktJ,o.to ,iuh NJ,
fnunyi o.'' ~ ~ No.,
lulspsh.enVo nA' WV
dio' I. S.s" ~, oa-wom.,., mas,
sAluiuay' ~ .,,,,oa ,o,,ov,ng
mteiing NJ ""N'' ''''O"' '''
pAiale' ~, on pt,,,..,t, ward
Monday, os'; -s-nisn' %,a am,,h
, o, ,,,,,., - VIZ
uIeh M'lVn' ,nt hall ,o,,.,
F,ssn,h war; ~ T,,, iy.. GO ~ h
fnt oou,n SUI" anoav,e n
ah.ou' WV
Harris ~, 90 A.n.x IN S,r,n
h9naay, OS" ,,on,,ND a. E,cbnor.
II. =. Watson and others, mandolin
sud guitar 9ua'.s'' oa, -.
fmSsy' Oi, . =, . o,ai us,ia
Nsve, Mrs. Edna l.. smith, &. Il.
stanton, A. Il. Lawson. Tue 5vss
quartet; the Youngberg sisters In reel.
t.tions AMI duets.
, messing 'ia.sr a.s' IT,, ' g,,'.n -
ougH'o PVs'fSss na,asa
.ousI .o'h "a G,,,cnio U - ami ~ o.
SpsaaeI,, E' b. o"'on'o" anu W w.
"nlueuioie' ~, n, p,.c,.,. IT
huIsuHy oos' -
ns" 10Y Mat. "
a,ll 1Ieeh-. W ng'"' ~ W
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cnIoAeo GA rIrr.BuRo.
The Place where the Next R'pnb iican
convention VIII he Held.

New YORK, Oct. 24,-Foilowing tue
conference iast nigbt, which resulted
IN issuing n call Tor n meeting OF tn
Republican national committee on
Dtc mher 10, tnefe was q dinner at
Brunswick 10 which Chairman
Garter, General J. y. Clsrkson snd L.
q. Plat sat down. II Ia alleged It wac
decided, as far as tho will Of the three
men may decide II, that this National
Republican convoniion viii be held
either at Cnic.go or Pittsburg, prob.
ably on June 10. Ii was said seven.
teen msmusr. o. tho nat DUAL commit
tee had Expressed preference for IN
Francisc, ~ the convention city.
Twenty-Five votes are necessary TO b
choice. Ban Ffanohco, It was alleged,
cannot obtain the requisite eight audi-
tionAl votss.
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DALLAS. lex, o.. "a "A Ere de.
sttoyeJ mole than 100000 worth Of
pfOprfty In the best business pert Of
the county seat of Collins
couuty, Texas, this mDfDing.
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Tho pu,r.ni trial.

sAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "a The prose.
cutlOn IN the trial Of Theodore Duuant
rested today. just brf re tho uuou re-
csss, AsslsaLt Dieuici Attorn'y
P,sToio b, gsn tue opening af.umeut
tor tue people.
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srooas ana nAnxErs.

INV YonK, Oct 2i.-stock market opened
fairly active but irregular. thc changes
were In the main unimpurtauL snFar sod
heavily, aud foh on = per reut
HuHar nnd diatiitag were sold heavily sficr
u anu yielded and ~ per cUut respectively.
Toward noon nuFNr AHa some other iradtnE
shafos gctscd support and rcaciiouai rallies
occurred.
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TICKET.
United States Senators,
JOSEPH l., RAWLlNs, Salt Lake,
MOSES THATCHER, Cache.
Governor.
JOHN T. GAME, Salt Lake.
Congressman,
b. II. ROBERTS, Davis.
Judges OF the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL K. THURMAN, Utah.
RICHARD w. YOUNG. Salt / axe,
THOMAS MALoNEY. Weber
Secretary OF State,
FISHER S. HASRIs. Salt t.asc.
Auorncy.General,
a !. WEBER, Weber
Treasurer,
ALMA CREENwoop Mllmd.
Auoitor,
Guy c. WILSON, Eanpe,e.
superintendent OF Public Instruction.
KARL 6. MAESER. t'taa.
State Senators,
PARTLY l.. WlLLlANh',
GEORGE A. WHITAKER.
JOSEPH $ RAWLlNS.
CHARLES X. SAVAGE.
OSCAR W. MOVIE,
House Of Representative,
DAVID X. ALLEN,
RU.ON S. WELLS.
John II. MURPHY,
HEBER BENNloN.
HENRY WALLACE
CHARLES W. PENROSE.
ORRlN =. MILLER,
CHARLES ]. rEN~E,
JOSEPH l.. TAYLOR,
ADAM SPlERS.
Cot niy Superintendent Of Schools.
OSCAR VAN COLT.
Judges Third Judicial District,
OGDEN HiLES. Salt Lake,
ANDREW HOWAr. Salt Lake,
LIE GRAND YOUNG, Salt Lake.
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7. IL. Jones & Co.. received t0dayi
Base bullion, $500.
w. =. MoCofnick & 20. received TO-.
day. Silver and lea ors 81 Avg
HAnauer bu,lion, s4,8jO. total, SO, 100.
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KISosToS, Jamaica, Oct. 2i.-Chlei
Ju,Io, Haucock died here yesterday
1 blood loisO Ing.
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HULL In tho Seventeenth ward OF this city.
October 2ith, after au illness OF tour days, OF
pluurO. pneumonia Mrs. fmmA q. HUT
Funeral from Fourteenth " ard Assembly
Rooms. sunday, october g5th, at "a a. m
FRIENDS invited.
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Reader, did you ever take SnMos
igER RaUuLNToR, the "KIsd O.
TER AlEnICSEa2n EyerybodyncC3
..aa liver remedy. II Is Va sluggi5h OIL
a8cd liver that impairs digesfiol
cans constipation, when thowa
should BE- carried OIL remains ID
body and uolson3 the whole system,
$50 dun, heavy iecling is due 70
1ii l.Vcr. EiIilu7noaa, Headache,
rIl and indigestion are all ligol
lsel Keep the lIvor active by en-
.on1l dO.0of Simmons Liver Reg
and you'll get rid Of these trou.
3, and give tone 20 the whole sys-
%. For "a laEative Simmons Liver
lulator Is BETTER THAN Pills. II
Agnot gripo, nor weaken, but greatly
reshos and Strengthens
Every package has the Red n
ann on the wrapper. j. Ii.
Leilin ~ Co., Philadelphia.
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COM Nj Il II CI A l..
aALr LAKE oLrAnlNo nouss.

Todaye clearing house exchanges
amounted to sl9s, ilB, same day last
year. si4O,l0l.
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ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.


New York.-snvsr. 67i; lead. s9.i5.
London.-Silvei, 80 l4.i6i.
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OMAHA LvE STOCK.
South Omaha, Nob., oct. "a
SPECIAL Diipaich 10 ne NEws
Cattle receipts. 5,OoOi market slow. active.
Nhuyc houyos, - s4at3..u.
Westerns, iAt3alLb
Cows. strong " sada.Qo.
feUders, D. ctAlu
shucp receipts, go. market steady.
WESTERN, &4afLpi.
Lambs tsagt.iA
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Everybody will he =, tho cycle races
fdty. You cant OF afford 10 misc H..
VIII bo tho event OF tho yesr. Race
slsft 9 r. m.
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NEw YoRK. oct 2l.-Monoy on call. nom.
naliy pr cent silyer, 49,. Lcad, si.iJ.
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CITY TICKET.
Mayor,
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG.
Recorder,
EDWARD l.. SLOAN.
Treasurer.
GEORGE ID. PIPER.
justice OF the Peace,
w. w. Gee.

IOK CITY IOUNLIIMEN,
First Pfccinct-ls. Z. Newell, +. NJ.
Weller, Ouon II. Petit.
Second Precinct Jefferson Rhodes,
George T.. Bourne, John Allen
THIRD Precinct Richard r Morris,
Joseph NJ Watson, II. J. Hayward.
Fourth Precinct-W II Dale, Robert
Patrick, Sr., Walter z Jennings.
Fifth Precinct-Robeft Morris, NJ. i
Mulvey. George l.. Woolley.
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,uiClGo nARKEr.
ohicAso. close. oct 70.
wheAt-Ociobor, cox. December, 90.
Corn-Oct0lcf, ail Nuyumucr, = q.
Oats october. ~ December. Is,
fork-OetobUr. &. 10, dec, As2A
lhrd-Octobor, s.. ass December. IS dgA.
nlbs-Oot0bcT. iL6's November, fsJ1
BARLEY --fu
Hyc-lsk.
flAN-p sax
Timothy
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FOR TRUE CHRISTIANITY.
An Appeal 10 Uubellrvsrs for the Faith
Delivered 10 the Saints.

cAMpBKLL p. o., Cherokee Nation.
October u, 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25
rounYm cnAss rosrnrrlon.

WIN no Placed Under tho civil sorylus
Rules Before tho End Or the AdmlnIstrn,
uou-rhs Plans Under Confederation.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept, 2l.-Both
the posIollics department and civil ser.
vice commission ara taking intoros. in
the movement towards putting the
fourth elias, postmastors undor tho pro.
lection Of tho civil service laws. While
nothing ia likely to be- dono at prosont,
it is probable that before the ond OF this
administration the looked for action
will DO taken,
There arc over $1,000 fourlh.class
postolicea in the country and thu mum.
Der ia constantly increasing. OF those
some 10000 carry salaries oil loss than
500 per annum and ~ least half are is
places where there is much greater diff.
ilculty in finding competent and rolf
able person who is willing to serve
than in choosing between competitors.
1t is obvious that there can b0 no cues.
ton Of examination and cOrtiAcation in
the usual civil service method in these
offices.
Several plans have boon suggested,
and comOiution OF them will proha-
bly, bo adopted Many OF tho larger
lourth'clR5s officers are in suburban
towns near cities having presidential
postmasIers, II is now tho policy Of tho
postoillco department to change these
suburban fourth.class offices to sub.sta.
tions OF tho city offices whenever it can
ba done. Residents often object, as
they fear the identity OF their town
may be lost, but generally yiold when
they find that as q sub.station thoy can
get free delivery, All sub.staIiona como
under the civil service law now, tho
person in charge being clorE Of tho
city office. When iourth.cGsa Office
becomes sub-siation it GOES by that
fact into the classified acrvice. It is
hoped that most OF the moro valuable
iouTth.clasS Offices may soon be brought
in by this meAus In u aacond.claal OF.
nee, different method will DO adopted.
All candidates will DO furnished with
blanks on which certain material quo4.
tions in regard to tho candidates Quali-
tications will he asked. These must no
filed by the representative citizens OF
tho place who certify that they know
the candidate aud that tho answers
thev give about him are true.
Tho candidate makinSetho best show.
ing on this basis will be- appointed. The
smaller offices will probably remain as
thoy are.
This ia the rough draft OF tho present
idea. Il will no doubt be modideI
somewhat before being put into prac.
tice.
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Syrhpi-ChOIco sugar syrups &c; fancy drlps
ssci slvcr dripi ne, New Orleans mo
las,Cs, choice 'Sci prime lici fair 3ici mixed
good New OrcanS, 3Jc; bakers good 2Sc,
Provisions -lRrscs e, nam, lOc, medium Sc
hams l0c' y q bruakiait barln SIC; 5, q, shout
lers 7lgr; sides 1'sc; ordinary beef llC; ham
dried beef lsac knucklcS he, family mcsi pjri
ID pleccS, 81 lpi beau pork, hhh. sll %
Ne, Chicago lard In tercn, &c; 90 ID tins
NC;t tin pals 3lbs SIC; tInpnlls lbs, SIC; tin
pals, 10 l6S SIG; tin pals, 20 lbs, $40
SuIdr--Gft'llal oIC, cubes 100; powdered
a,lOC; grunulAtcd standard NjC; standard Cnniec.
TONERS loJc; Columbia 4 lolC' standard
Windsor A i,lici American i,JlGi white extra
g L&Gi extra iHci irutI sugar j'i)G' refined
Co5s, -Grcen coaee-FlucY Golden Rio 26I
ianCy green 2lci CholctSre'n 2l'sc' roasting
gRdeS2JhC: Java 2SFir; rOaitodl n parkngci-
Arrow Rio al,1gC. Panhandle aus; ATburklu <
Co.'S roasted 2L1gc luk roasted 2llgcl Old Gov
ernmcnI Java roasted jici Mocha ana Java 80;
"A ETady Rio 80.
Isl'-Youns liyson per ID, 3)liic; gnnpowieF
lOaslc iupsrlaI Obnc, Japan 2'l7jC Oolons ia
SJc souchJns Ea7lc,
catta-,'IiE MlI weight, 1876 Plrlano por
10, l23f, mould nor set, lJC,
NHglr Choice Cidtr l3Nllc per GAL standard
ciyDuDis lllllc per gallon country l5Abc paf
gAl, Us 10 quality.
titfw-l quoted as JobbIng ut S'iaoo for
lull cream, sweltscr, Hall a, according TO qua
lANt lHllubhlGtI lzC, factory AtfgNa
Fsh-No | margelc, 50 lbs $40 o. No . OK.
ira mackrgtl, u bb,S, new. IOl lbs, ~ 81, No -
obs. 81 jJ 40 ., small, 50 81 los 81 lbs No. d,
large lOl lbs, f5Ol
>tei,-rImo,hy = ,, per bushel; clover snail
seed s. 90
'dl no. I. per bbl, Jl1; extra per Dbl, 81 o.
dairy, Nnu ATa'hl'he, sack 81 - p1r ai9s,
sSCt LOrI-lic pcr 10.
Dfltd Fruits -Eyauogatsd peaches In boxes
l0C. cyapOralcd peaches In bags, sAgt,
tGHBst iiyts-SAndaTi BID, tAUln pcachci
81 u: pie pcaghei 5,b, pc; uic peaches, los
y 0J No, . tomatoes, seas "; corn, sur
!dErlie > lbl,. she; strawberries, lbs, ; 10;
blacSDcFT.ny, lbs, 81 10, raNpDeuici, lbs,
500 dam'onNa lbs, 90; lima beans, i6t,
aOclSl Il, cove oysters To-. light, CJt; do H.,
fail weight 3Jc; string beans . lbs, ibAylf sue
cota'h, lbs, glcaSl - early June peas :! 81
French peas s. -, MlTruwiat peas lbs, III
p!nrApplrs, 81 ID, gOO,cbcftlc5 lbs, 'l'tl o.
noDlD, l'Gf No tubs, - -. 40 81 20
No O. 81 Ot 2hOOp pals, 81 -, a,honp, 81 u.
siuglC waSlblhri, 81 -, double do, SOD, due
cdmpct dhla0cdp, $50 slHy.o s. -
OI-Lsri western extra strained, 'Jt' CARBON,
water white, SO; lH' 7'ec; llO', dlsci white
miners best. &c, wh,iPmlners' No, ., 80
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A LARGE FORTUNE
Which n widow Mar Lose, Owing to 1T,
Guatcnninu Laws.

Which Widow Mar Lose, OWluE to the
GuatcmNiNn Laws
WASHINGTON. Sept. "a. United Slatca
Consul General PringIe. at Guatemala,
in a report to tho state department
dated August 81, announces the death
in hospital there, on July lG, of James
Mccormack, a carpenter, said to have
been an American citizen. Ho had
about $4,000 or $500, 600 on his person
aud about $500 In the International
Bank. Tue courts appointed Javier
Arroyo administrator. The law OF the
country obliges the legal representa-.
lives Of any ono who dies in the hos.
pital intestAte 10 present themselycs
within thirty days, otherwise the estate
,Tevoris to the hospital. As the consul
general was told that Mccormack loft a
wiic and some children, supposed to DO
IN England, he procured from the Judge
an extension OF three months to tho
time allowed for the appearance Of the
heirs, the iurthoSt limit permitted BY
law, hut he expresses fear that the time
will olapse before the widow gSts the
nOlicB
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"oFFICIAL" REPORTS
From Havana Again give the Rebels the
Worst Of It,

From Havana Again give the Rebels the
worstot It.
HAVANA, Sept 24.-Dispatches re-.
ceivod BY officials hero report defeat
OF insurgents in tho mountains OF
Seboroucal, between Paila and Mazln.
TIM. The Insurgents, who numbered
coo, under command OF Quintin Bravo
Fernandez Gonzales and Francisco Car.
rillo. were attacked by Colonel divers
column OF Spanish troops and their
camp was captured with all it's provs.
ions aud ammunition. When tho in.
surgenti Withdrew they left five Of their
number dead and carried twenty
wounded with thom. None OF the gov.
eminent force was injured.
lnsurgeut bands which had been dc.
icnted and dispersed in the province OF
Santa Clara arc rcasombIing in tho
province OF Matanza9. Troops have
boon dispatched from Cardcnal to break
up these hands.
Colonel Aldecoa has been promoted
toa brgidlar gencraship for his BRAY.
ory ia defending a convoy Of troops and
provisions At Gualmaro aud in tho &C.
ton at Tunas.
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MRS. WALLET. IN FRANCE
And VIII Sail Tor America without S"oinE
Her Imprl.oi sd IIuabanh.

And VIII Sail Tor America without S"oinG
Her Imprl.oi"d Husband.
WAsrSdros, D. c., Sept. 2i.--Socro.
lary Olney has received tho following
telegram from AmbaiiadOr Eustis,
dated at Paris yesterday:
Mrs. WalIor's family arrived at Paris,
sho has decided not to visit hOr huF.
band. Impossible to engage passage
before October ., on which day they
will aRil on tho Amsterdam
Paul Bray, Mira Walters 0on by a
iormor marriage, was at tic depart.
mcnt early to-day and was ono oil tho
first to DO PIT In possession OF tho ngws
concerning his mother lilo has not ro'
cciyod any word from her direct since
before she LETT Maurtius.
II /, presumed that Mrs. Waller
acted under tho advice Of Mr.. Eu'tis Ia
not Attempting to 500 hOr husband
whilo IN Franco Sho landed at Mar.
aoiICB, near whore hn Is in prison.
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uSoN sTuCE NARDL CLARrwoST.
MNTMnEE. MmnlAy snnL -, lslI.

BALTIMORE, Monday sept ~ lag1.
swGSE-rhetg is hir' supply Of hogs on the
| market tho receipts being some 1000 heal
more tlsn thty were last wrpk Tho demand
| sicpOuci Il, being moderate Prices show no
aUurerublc change Good 10 prime western
hogs ,eIl ~ - lUai -; other, 81 Goat % light
plgy 81 ulii ~ aud rough - ulaj - per 100
p0Uui, Tru.H Receipts laal9hcrd.
SIIr AsuLNVE, Trade Is reported very slow
for both sheep aud lambs whilo there Is a fair
demand for stock ewes, Sheep sell At iNsaHaC,
and Iuw UNtTt 30, lnnb, aGig, nnd q iow extra
I % per pound gross
tNiyr4-Iuals ,c'l at Sai1 for common to fair
and I .ulG tori good IN extra, u decline Of fully
80 Erdsscr- Olnb 90 peg head, and all Kinds OF
| calves very duil
Ciuuugu-Cnttc. common 10 choice dressed
beef md shipping steers hUGj 90 prices weTo
low, few going ~ hVh a. s. . aud the best were
fully zoe lower than yCat nGO good share
OF tue bCcycs now arriving Chnngcd hands A.
81 75li -, siuchcfs mud feeders s. Giai ~ primo
feeder, fetching n Is. COWS mud hoilcts " jON
Q 81: Ch,yC, 90 30; prime Dakota and Montana
steer ElGOGi 10 Hogs lowers tho best drove,
vent HI 81 w. aud fulr, largely nj 90 Tor
pnnErfs and 20 l1ai 20 lOf shippers, common to
choice heavy e. 64lt -, choice butcher weights
u 40, mixed lots 81 itai ~ light weights ST. i'R
/ go Sheep, choice native u bln3 90 iow going
lambs 5IUui7i. ROroIpg-Cnuo SU1 head,
calves sOJ mead hogs n.9)l head, sheep il,oJJ
head,
East Liberty Cattle quiet nuH lower; primo
sl lUHi iu good butchers 81 ulbi W; bulls, COWS
aud siHgs 80 UnI ". Hogs dullhud lower prime
81 l6al 10. iIf 10 host l0rauu q lUtI Co., ruugh'
3IuDnI ~ sheep yrB quiet, extra sl -Ul On,
fair IN good 81 .J1bE common UUuull 70, lamb,
4! GOAL 90, veal CHhossi UJAb 90
UIncInunu-flun nfly active and strong at
81 Glll ~. receipts luDj hgad; shipments GJu
U0al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

BO'tnn--Thc wool market hero Is steady,
with prices firm, caused by the strong position
Oi the wool market abroad. Fleece woods main
tain moderate sale while territory woods are
meeting with slow business, but some good
sized blocks are being taken, The following are
the quotations for tho leading descriptions.
ohio aud PeuUsylgaula fleece, and above, la
lsc, NN aud shove l'alyc; No c0mbiug &c
No cDmblng q, Michigan, Wisconsin. &c, y
Michigan i6al7c; y Illinois l6lAl7hc No. /
Michigan Combing &c. No Illinois nc No, ,
Michigan cOmbiug 2!r' y New YORK. New hamp'
ShirD and Vermont lsal6l4e No. l New YORK,
Now Hampshitc aud vermont lDasve' unWashel
medium, Kentucky aud Maine, one quarter
blood combiug l9c' Kentucky aud Maine. three
clghlhsblOOd combing lSysslnC Indiana and
Missouri, QuarietbO0d combiug lseAl9c; ln'
diana aud Missouri three eighihsblOOd ComGing
lNtlsiyC, Lake and Georgia liAlSC. Texas WOOl'.
sprng medium tla months l9Rl1r; secured
prices u aud &c; spring hnc " m0nthsl llhldc,
secured priCe ala Sc, spring medium six to
eight months gal@c secured price jOAilc, spring
tuc six tn eight mOnth,l galiCs secured priug
5!a'gc Territory woods: Montana hnu medium
and fine lie, secured price 3ia3io; Montana 40, >
medium lHlGC; secured price ajh.7r, California
woods Northern spfiug llslic, secured price
S7aAC. middle county spring llal8c; secured
price 82aS}c, Tree pOfthcfD fall, nominal secured
price nominal. Australian secured basis Com.
hiuE supcTiiuc i9ahc, COmbing good AOAilC;
CombiuC average SAB QucenSlhnl c0mbing
ssaIsc
Loudnn-The nth series Of the Cologne wool
sales Tor this year opened at tho wool exchange
today. There was u crowded attendance Of
English aud Continental buypr, and also ,OnO
representative American buyers Prices were
strong and active. NrrinOS showed balls aud
c7o,,brcd' iiulO per ceut advance, aud were met
with n keen demand Shnity secured nctinus
aud CApt Of Good Homo ana national woods wctO
hnly Der cent higher The number OF bales
offered to-day wa, 1851, Of which 40 were
Withdrawn Following arr the sales in deihi
New south Wlle,aI GSi bales, secured 7dalS al:
rfrasy ai.Anl.d, Queensland o. rs bales.
secured sIils ~. greasy y ,algi. NiciOiiG-l, 40
bales. secured = ial, al, greasy .H,ii. south
Ausfr4la-rH bales sr0pIei 1rih rrra'y IA
I'D. swan Eyrr-3i bales greasy 5saii d,
Now Zenlnnd-Ji5s hnlrr .roaggi shdllA I'd
greasy o. ,alllI Cape oil Good Hope ant Natal
lib bales scourst .iah %, greasy 5a1isd
Snw Yurlt-Wp8l 4'p4l-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

Bglgr-Ctcamey choice. &c. county choice
per ID, lgal5c; country gool Glsc; country
lair &C.
E,gI-Fresh in case. l11 per dozen; In
barrels lOalLC per dozen.
pDfiry-PrCc per pound Old ROSTERS. @A1Gi
chickens spTlug 'agr; geese DaJJu cdchi hens
taaG, duCsS, young IAsC.
Truyia, Frutt-lamnn1 81 Ola7 on per box
bananas, 81 01a!oJ per bunch; California oranges
- 10. MessluRSd D.
lcJsables-Now pon;oc' 81 30 per barrel;
cucuInocrs Sc pof dlE tomatoes, SOaiDcpcr hush,
81, oyster 1lant &c per dOE; egg plant 500 per
doE eastern onions 81 7Aa. % per bull green ap'
plv, lOc per basket wnermc,onS - UJagO VI per 100
Home peaches sOCaSi 10 per basket: MArrlaul
peaches 81 IS per crate Bell pears, s. ulal Y
Der barrel Green gage plutns, 81 0OAl ~ pet
basket. DlmSnn plumS - . per on.; little G'ln',
ShIOr per basket Celery, JOG per bunch
CautrlopcS 81 9iai 30 per Dbl. sweet potatoes
s. ga - per Dbl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

BRoomTg. Sept 2i.-lIoy. DR.. 4. Do.
Witt TaImugo stated to m Associated
Press reporter to-day, with roioronco to
tho cali cx,ondod to him by tho First
Presbyterian church at Warrington,
thathc had received two or throo other
calls OF u like character The call from
Washington, however, was worry import.
ant aud presented very inviting Held,
but no wanted little more lilnu, no
said, to carefully consider aud weigh
tho mnl,ot In otdOr that ho might be-
positive ~ to liB duty osnld that ho
would rive definite answer before tho
eIoaa Of ths week probably oR saturday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

Grlhl-Wnea; cooper buShel. Corn, porbush'
81, car from store, jic. Old oats, ont Of store,
western crop, SO p0r bushel, new oats SOC per
blshrl,
FhHr-FanGv roller mill winter wheat, wood
at - 90 per barrel; paner s. 10 per barrett spring
wheat Minurnaha NSJi In paper sack, II 20 per
barrl Old wheat Famous 81 90 In sack, 81 so
IN wood, GalaNr, $50 IN paper sack ~ 90 IN
barrel; Plllsbnry ll0ur sl2l Ia wood and one
eighth cotton i y m paper,
Ftfi -lirln SIS per tln; mlddlngN So
pettOn, lll2, bIol 81 % DER toni now hay
sH o. straw, loose aud balod 6 W per ion.