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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.



Dr. J. C. Roberts, Of Conterville is not
only wcll-to-do physician, but he has
turned his attention to horticulture in
small way, and is an interesting talker
about what he has done and what can be
done in fruit raising in the section OF
the State in which he lives. In talking
recently ne said
"ln 1856 went to where ! now havc
my home and secured the place. The
land was very old, and il there is such
state Of land in Mississippi, it was
worn out. At any rate it was what we
would call cast out land. went there
to practice my profession, but soon de-
cidcd to give little attention to norti-
culture, thinking might ono day grow
tired OF medicine and want TO secure
recreation by giving my attention 10
something else.
'l knew absolutely nothing about tho
fruits best adapted to that section, but
went blindly at it, and set out sgents
varieties Of peaches, about tw&ve OF
apples and four or five Of plums. All
have done we'll and have made consid-
cradle money out Of them. | selected
one acre Of land which was very poor
and put it in peaches. That was in 1870,
and since that time, exclusive of the
present year, it has netted mo over
S4Oj, and this year ] have already sold
more than S225 worth Of fruit from the
acre. The trees are bearing finely now.
"ln 1886 put out twelve pear trees
and in 1893 they began profitable yield,
giving me that year, net, S75. In 1894
hose twelve trees gave me 500 net, and
this year have already found it neces
sary to take an immense number OF
pears from them to save the trees from
breaking and being completely ruined
expect to make considerably more than
500 this summer. In 1851 | pulled
several switches from those trees. and
to experiment, planted them. Abou
twenty-five per cent of item lived, and
this year they arc producing smal
yield OF as fine pears as any have evel
seen. There is another fact which
mention in connected with my orchard
and that is there has not a year passet
but my orchard land has not yielded mt
good crop of peas, sweet potatoes o.
cotton. plant between the trees an(
tho crops grow we'll"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

.r,r. in the United States dur
'as' ,ss week ended the I'd, as re-
Wy H. R &. Dun & Co., were 26l,
y ,,o for the same week last year.
". the failures were 2s, against
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

R Topp, for many years
Is'ss .a, clerk at the Smithsonian in
Fu' 1ied in Washington city, on
l''' ~ "' ,be result of injuries re-
y w.. L.iuc thrown from an elec-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

H., statement, issued on the
ueJ' no, Increase in the pub
snow ,,ss cash in the treasury dur
Nv" ''S s,s .2i 737. Total cash in
~" esN1. S0T. $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24
THE NEW
Opinion General that the Session VIII b,
short-NIr. Rood Mt Work.

Opinion General that tho Session VIII bo
short-Mr. Rood At Work.
WAsuiNdToN, July 33.-Public men
in Washington arc already beginning
to discuss the probabilities as to tine
length OF tho noxt session OF Congress.
Opinion Is generally favorable to a short
session Of Congress and is based largely
on the belief that both parties will be
DESTROYS OF getting away for the cam.
paign at as early n date as possible.
It is now believed BY some that Mr..
Reed, feeling practically certain that hG
will be elected to tho speakership, has
already virtually completed the house
committee list, and that at any rate he
will DO ablo to his appoint.
ments very aoon after tho %cenvening Of
tho two houses on tho I'd OF December.
II is quito generally understood that
he has put in n large portion OF tho
time since tho last election in informing
himself as TO the qualifications and
adaptabiiity TO some work OF tho mem.
bers with a view to being ablo TO mako
his selection for committees rs intolli.
gently aud promptly as possible. Tho
task he has doubtless found mn unusu.
ally onOrous n because Of tho fact
that such n large percentage Of tho
members, and especially tho Republi.
can members, are men who never DO.
foro have beon in public Lie. Ho has
on this account been compelled to sock
information concerning them from
local sources, and the task has not al.
ways been ono easy OF accomplishment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

BOStnn-ThO wool market continues active,
but there l. practically no change In prices from
those Of last week. About 100000 pounds Of
wool have been handled this week nnl most Of
II have gone 20 manufacturers, Australian wool
has been In excellent demand during tho week,
Tho following aro tho quotations on loading de-
sCriptiOnS' Ohio aud POnnSylyanln iloeces NN
aud above lsc; No, l cOmblug 2!ci No. 2 c0mb.
Ing &c; dolRino 2Oc. Michigan. Illinois etc y
MlChigAn lBal6Ec; No, l Michigan 20ci y llli'
nOls lGgal7C: No | Illinois 2lc, No. Michigan
cNmblnS g2c; y New York New hampshire and
Vermont l9a!Or; No. | New York, New liump'
shire aud Vernon! lsal9c; delSinO Michigan lSl
lsHci unwAsh0d medium Kentucky aud MAino
OnG-quArteF blood comblng 20C; Kentucky and
Maine thTco-cights blood COinblng 1885,: III
diana and Missouri one-quartcr blood coinblng
lSlfalgc; Georgia ana Lake 2sc; Texas WoOlS-.
spring medium twelve mouths l2alic; secured
SlAi2c; spring field twelve months llailci sconF'
ed price 3iaSic; Territory wools-Montana, hnO
medium lIalGc; secured price $50; Austrntt4u
secured bl~sis-combiu2 suporilno i!al5ci comb
ing G9aI2c,
~LnndOn-Theru was q very largo attendance
at the wool auction sales to-day, mud the demand
was strong from everywhere. The number OF
bales offered was 1885, OF which 800 were with
drawn. tn. following arc the sales In detail:
New South Wales, 500 bales; secured 1dals I'd
greasy ia9lSd, Queensland. 1851 bales; secured
6iRlS lltd; greasy 4Aa9d. Victoria, l,0Jj bales;
secured 51ilH1s 80; greasy iugdi South Australia,
2.GSi bales secured b&nis Id; greasy lt.as!gd.
New Zealand. LBS bales: secured l0dRls u;
grcAsv GIalNI. Capo OF Good Hope aud Natal,
Gig bales; secured gals ID; greasy ilIaGSd,
SeWYUrk-WOOl firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

Sgrupi-ChOlce sugar syrlpA 2Ici fancy drlpi
2sci silver drlpi alti New Orleans mo,
lasles, choice, 'Sc; prime aGGi tlr Jlpi lnlGcu
good New Orleans, ne; bakers' good CSC,
PDVhOni-LaBcS. q, hams l0j4c; medium !, y
hams lie; SO brlaIlut bacOn 4! 81; S: 2 shout,
dcN no: Sides SIG; Ordinary be9l NO; nam
dried beef 1870 knucElci 10; iomllI mess PORK
8 Id pieces, 81 lOl; bean pork, bbls,, el9 w.
LArd-pnre refined, ii uoruo, I41iGi 90 p tins
&c, Chicago lard, in tieDo, iT34ei, % 10 Vhs
SCI; tin pals, 3 lbs $40; tin pals. lba, b1Roi In
pals, 10 lbs, SHei tin pals 20 lbs, $40
SigIr--CutloRi $3.50 cubes b,lOci powdered
6l7p;% grlnulated standard iSic; standard conlee'
tiunOrs' A LSic; Columbia A 1000; standard
Windsor a i6lCi American A 4'Gci white Sxlra
Case; extra O 4,SSci iruit sugar V'Isei renhea
C5Gse-Grsen colso-FaucY Golden Rio siei
fancy Eruun 2ici choice groom 2!Sici rGai!lni
gullcsSiSc; java 9Skc; roasted In packnget-
Arrow Rio u. no. Panhandle 2l'Slci Arhq9Glo
Co.'S roasted 2i,!OG Bulk roasted nc On gov
eminent Java roasted 3lci Mocha anu Java Siu'
"a" grade Rio go.
S0aS)C; Imperial tliAci japan 2saIIci oolohR E'A
SOc; SOuohOng !ln7lr.
ID, l2iyC; mould, per sci, lOc,
R~neJdr-Cholce cider, llllic per gall standard
city brands, lOallc nor gallon county laA'o1 Po'
GirStDis quoted as jobbIng at 9N9'lc for
Egll cream; SWclgGF, llnllIc, according 10 qual'
ilyi LlmbuWorl re; iBCl0ry llnG
FLh-No.l mackGrel, W lbs, SlO0J; no; = e5'
ira mhckercl, = bbls,, new. l0l lbs. y 90 No =
50 ibs,, 81 80; so, 3. small, % % tor " lbs NO. d
largo, 100 lbs, S7Ol
SSed,-Tlmothy, 50 Is pOr busholi clover mail
seed, % 10 u,,.
dairy, Cue, dve'buSnol sacks, 81 81 peE SAGE
Drtf Ffuii-Eyaporated peaches in boxes
lOc; eyapOmted peaches In bAgS, sagt.
Cdulsd Goot'-SAndaul SID, iAnlo peanhNh
500; pl0 peaches, S.lbL 9ic; pie peIcha', OiOi'
s! Oh no. . tomatoes, ScaSl W corn sioG
ID grNdO. . lbs, SOC; Strawberries : lDA, w
blaokborriss, 2 lbs. 81 10; rnspOeTrici, ibh'
81 %: dams0nN . lbs, 0c; lima beans, ! u.s.
gOcaSl II, cove oysters, ! 10, light, COG; 90 10
full weight, gJc, string beans, : lbA, 7oa9lti sue
C0tash, ] lbi.. blcaii ~ early June peas !! w
French peas, s!7j: MarrOwlaI peas, lbs SUB
plnpapn(1s. 81 80 gOONDDerrGN, lbs, plill W.
Wooden IFdrs-Nn | tubs 81 %; NO. =, si
No sgT1; 2.hOOp pals. 81 y; @h1np, sl,D,
Single washhhartl, sl5J; double do, s!of un9
crlinped double do, 4!7i; single SGD
Of-Lnrl. western extra strained, 1S1; carbon.
rn,cr white. nr 1917, SIC: tt6I, 81 white
miners besI. Sc; white miners No. J SO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

HAVANA, July %, - Great anxiety
%provailI here in all circles, and newa
from tho province of Santiago do Cuba
is awaited with great apprehension,
On July 5 the insurgents, under the
command Of Mendoza, burned tina vii.
lago Of Guamo aud tho farm OF Guamlto,
in tho dlutrlcs Of MausanlllO, province of
Santiago dc Cuba,
Tho insurgents have also burned the
village Of uabanerO, In tho province Of
Puerto Principe.
A perIon who has arrived at Manzan.
lilo, from a place not far from Bayamo,
says that on Thursday last no hoard
forty cannon shota and continued firing
from a large body of infantry. The fir
ing 10 supposed to have boom from the
column commanded by Gen. Sudrez
Naldes, which is on its way from Day
amo to Holquin, in tho province Of SAN
tiHgo dc Cuba, for he is known to have
engagedtheinsurgents on lhurSday last.
Reintorcements Of 5000 troops having
arrived at M%auEanillo. this bodyof men.
with batteries OF artillery from tho city
Of Santiago do Cuba and 1000 more
troops loft Immediately for Bayamo.
Capt Gen. Martinez de Canpos, with
tho troops from Holquin and TunRs,
had at his disposal on Friday last O forco
Of about 1900 mon. But there is no
denying that the situation 10 very grave.
Tho insurgents have received REIN
iorcements from different parts OF the
province Of Santiago do Cuba. aud ii Is
reported that Maxine Gomez has ar
rived at the front and taken command
Of tho insurGent forces as Gsnoral'in.
Chief.
According to private advIcos received
here, the insurgents have united their
forces at Corojo, south OF Bayamo and
Mdnzanttto, In tho province Of Santiago
do Cuba, and about midway between
these two places. and they arc said to
have the intention OF burning Bayamo,
Veguitn, Yara and MRnzunillo, and il
tho sugar planters refuse TO pay con.
tributions to the insurgsnt army, tho
leaders OF the revolutlonists threaten to
burn all the plantations in tho Manza.
Milo district, which property represents
millions Of dollars.
The insurgent leader, solauo, has died
In tho province OF Santa Clara OF
wounds which no received recently in
an engagement with the Spanish
troops.
MADRID, July 23.-The situation in
Cuba is causing u sensation here. The
newspapers IRE blaming Captain Con.
sral Martinez do Campos for advocating
sending Generals Woylor and Pola.
vIeeja, famous for thsir severity during
past Cuban Instructions, to assist in
the work Of suppressing the present re.
bellion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

LAST June Dick Crawford brought his
twolve.monthB.old child, suffering from
|iniantllO diarrhna, to mo. II had boon
weanud at four months old aud had nj.
WAYS been sickly. | gave 1t tho usual
treatment in such cases but without
benefit. Tho child kept growing thinner
until II weighed but little moro than
whom born, or perhaps ton pounds. |
then startOl tho father to giving Cham.
horlain'a Collie, Cholera and DiRrrhUG
Remedy. lsiOro ono bottle OF tho 20.
cont size had been used n marked i'm.
proycmnnt was econ and its continued
usO cured tho child. lts weakness and
puny constitution disappeared and It's
iathor aud myself believe tho child's
lilo was saved by this Remedy, j. I.
MARROW, NJ, D., Tamaroa, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

So 15s6 S0a6 i7ig October 81 l5aG 80a6 lh' January
81 60Ab Gllsa GaI5. dry saltGd shoulders y sabIgc'
short clear sides D a.,
WHsEY-Dhlillefa finished goods per gallon,
BUrrgR-Frm; crcamorlcI iOai7ci diaries lOa
EGas-Firm ntIlall9ic,
Now Y~OrS-FlOnr, receipts $500 barrdlsi OK
ports $500 narTolG sales el,2O PACKAGES market
trm on tho spring patdnis ana lttlo 81 no
change In Wlnters; southern Hour dull, Wheat,
receipts $500 bushels exports 1850 bushels
sales b,00l,0OO bushels OF futures and 500 bush
OILS OF spot SPOT market dull ana lower; options
sold oft sharply NJ llrst, clOsgdat fsal'ko lower.
September 7lssoi October 7lLoi December M7 2,
Corn, receipts 5000 bushels; exports ili9J
bushels; GaleS 2I0,0OO bushels OF tutnTea and 100
900 huIhOls OF spot spot market easy option
market closed weak and $pesc lOWerniter ~, "
regularity Closing July BJsc; September A9Stni
OctubertS3fc. Oats, receipts %, 100 bushels ex'
ports 100 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels Of futures
aud 67,O1l bushels OF spot; spot market quiet
options dull aud easier, ClOsing ba4G lower,
Closing July 2s|Sci August ,?!7@soi September
1890 October Gle. Hay firm. llopAdui' Hides
quiet aud firm. Leather strong, heel steady,
Lard easier western steam closed NJ - Gh, FofE!
dull aud easy, BntlOr tirIni state creamery, li9c,
Eggs Quleti western fresh l2bgalSbSc. Tali0W
easy; city 40; country Al5c. RoSln quiet
TuTpenllne quiet, Rico steady, MOlasSo' iifm'
Coltonseed oil less active, Coiieo, options open
cd steady aud closed irn at base points net nd
vance; SPOT coffee, Rio firm. Sugar, raw iirni re-
fined quiet but lrm,
PhlAdelphla-whoa weak aud ]ia1{c low
or; No. 2 red July G9IaG9SO; August G1l2aGg)sci
September f0ka7O)SC; october 7lilaIl9sc, LoTn
20 lower No, 2 mixed July ighai9Eci August
494ai9hc; September A0ltai9Hc: October A9Aa
i1lSG, Oats $3.50 lower; No, 2 white July ,3lR
size August gJI4Gty}tc; September 29a!g4o;
October 23ae0kn, butter firm; fancy western
creamery $50 10 Pennsylvania prints zoe; do do
jnbbing 2la.lc, Eggs firm. fresh nearby laGi
do western l2IGi9G Refined SugQr' unchanged
T%allowdull.
CinulunRti-Flour dull and easy, Wheat
strong; No. 2 rod G7aG7Ssri receipts !,i0l bush
els; shipments LOO bushels. Corn steady No,
. mixed &c, Oats ilrm; No. 2mlSed 2lIsc rye
stronger No, 2 Zoe, Lard easler OF "a l5a6 lI5s.
Bulk meats steady at 50 S7H, bacon firm at
" Is, Whisky steady ut 81 - Butter firm
Sugar st0Wly. Eggs quletAI SO,
TolcdO-Wheat active and lower; No, . cash
July NO; August zoe; September 7OlSc' Do
cember 71Ac, Corn dull No. ? mixed tGSiGi No.
. mixed iGC, Oats steady; No. . mixed 2ici
September 21AG; No, 2 white zoe Rye dull
cash Doc. ClOVeTsOed dull and sIeadyi prime
October & SIS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

C~hicngO-Cnttle scarce and quiet: common 10
strictly choice native steers were salahle at 81 Goa
Is: d%istillcr,' s. i0li ~; 0 bulls and hciieN
sold At 81 Ojala0 Hogs, demand poor aud
price, l0ai5c lower; heavy hogs sold ats 7aa5 20;
mixed hogs AgJaj 81: light weights IS 0Oib u.
Sheen Rnd lambs were duh at adeclinc OF FULLY
- cents per 100 pounds; Inferior TO choice lambs
were dull at SjOlIi 20 for common 10 choice
lOckS Receipts, cattle . 900 head; calves 1000
head; hogs l7t0l head sheep 1900 head.
East I~dhorty-CIt,le quiet: prime s. oJlj 10.
butchGr' sI0Ohi 90; bulls, COWS and stays 81 75a
800, Hog, quiet and lower; prime s. G5a6 20; fall
20 medium grades s. SOaj %; roughs SljOli 10.
sheep aud lambs duh aud lower; extra 81 3On
lambs - pCaijO; veal calves s. OOab5G
CincinnRti-lIogS weak and iOaijc lower at
81 ila5 q; receipts i,41J head shipments SO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24
FINANCE Am TRADE
The Features OF tbs lIonOy aud Stock
Markets.

Tho Features OF tbs MoncT nnd Stock
Markets.
Sgw YopK. July 2a.-Monoy on call easy at
per cent: las, loan / per cent closed nj per
cent. Prime mercantile paper aaI per cent
Sterling exchange firm at 81 scat ~. Silver
certificates CGjia67lsc.
The upward movement to prices on the stock
exchange received fresh impetus today IN 70.
upwcd buying Tor the short account. The mar
kct opcnrl active With q confident tone 70 tho
trading which subsequently, developed Into a
pronounced buOynncy. Tho advance at times
was retarded by ~. o. to take ptONls, but these
reactions were inc0nsClucniiAl until the lust
h0nr, when a determined attack wa, made by
tho bcnrs. which caused a sharp break IN some
shares, sugar aud lhcgmngcrs were IN excellent
buylAz the latter on crop ncwA, Rud tue INT
mined on orders from n pool " Insiders,
Tie market closed Irregular the more lmpOr'
TINT changes on the day being Advances
starch nrst preferred . per cent; SlcEel Plate
second preferred aud Tobacco ~ and Mime
sofa Iron. Llnsccd on. Panhandle preferred,
Sugar preferred, Cotton OIL preferred aud III.
nolS CdntrAIi per cent. Long Island Is down ~
Railway md miscellaneous mortgages wGrc
strinE mud active, with salei0 Of sAOiA.On
Tho total sales Of stocks i0}lay were 3ig.CD'
shaicN
GnyOrnmcni bonds steady.
state bonds quiet.
railroad bonds strong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

tiicnvd-Ha4ptt riaHtf II bHiiifht fieFq tho
wheat aud torn markets wCfr weak On realizing
to-day aud rIutrI with respective lDsso, NJ Ia
Nnl ~ prr hnsiol Oats wrtc nlsp wOnt but
,uw W lInu the moro pfutnuilniu nOlgibDri tho
iorlluB IA ls active future being limited ~ iOg,
iiHn n i,u,or bn1hul, Provisions suffered from
bear altlrk4 aud uhrnpuf hUgs.
Flour FanlJ nnl uuclmnyUl
WHEAT cash 80 2 spdUg G1's1fGllo, M. 2
fpfug nnmIunli No q rod GbllGio, July WItsn
"a ~ s]optcnhcr G1'tnoSl aO1 G December
GJiln7nt lGr'LN
Cons Cn,6 No. 2, n'mll1ri No n yellow
lIishillU July irsNithiitiu, September iintjn
ily,U May lli tnlNk 49, o
OAn-lNsh So l,2lAr No white 21yR'g,Eo,
Ma. y white NhsiliiiW lnlY llljniIItNlllgc spu.
iulnbot 2'Slp ,n2llio, Mny 21lthllEn1llSc,
RYFHNU q Etbn
UAUtrY# Nu. 4 uDmlurl
TtATgrEu=NN l. o. y7nl ~
TiVWity lrFD Prime g0uL
Nrst IurE cash upf bUl. en- 7Oai0 n. Son.
ionbot CIV 5nil UnlOi1s' January NJ Gjaiu yi
1870
Lup-Ca,n PER 10 pounds, % 2in6 ~,
pcptUlnb,t W NNtN lii no N'i,i October closed III
sG III! Ianunty tG ~ $40 llnd no
BaOat iltH- Cash sdOs ~ WaO iO September
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24
WRECK y nuIN
At Silver City Caused by tho Flood Il
Sunday Night.

At Silver City Caused by tho Flood oil
Sunday Night.
SILVER Cry, n. NJ, July 23.-Thi'
town presents a cad spectacle to-day.
caused by tho most destructive flood
evOr known in this region. Sunday
night water came down from every
direction, aud mOOting at P~ortorGcld's
Corner, throw tho food right onto tho
business houBOs. Mud and sand piled
up on Broadway half way up TO the
WindowL Tho poIto(lCs Is ruined.
Ono side was washed away and another
part foil this morning. fremont aud
Thinner hotels arc badly wrecked, tho
lower floors being filled with sand and
water. Broadway Hotel was wrecked.
In every part Of town houaUs ara
tumblinR down. Approximate loss II
s3OO. 600.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24
A Household TreAsutb.

D. W. Fuller, OF C~anaiOharic, n. ".
SAYS that no always keeps Dr.. king's
New Discovery In the house and HE
family has always found tho very best
results follow Its use; that he would not
be without II, II procurable. g. A.
Dykeman, Druggist, Catskill, N. Y, says
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is UNI
doubtodly tho best cough remedy; that
no has used II in his family for eight
wears, and it has never failed to do oil
that Is claimed for it. Why not try a
remedy so long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. Regular size Coo, aud 81 %. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

Distressing kidney aud bladder dis.
cngos Followed in ak houra by tho "NGw
GnrAr soUrn AMERICAN KIDNEY CUnE."
This now remedy IL n rrCat surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptncBs In
relieving pnin in tho bladder, kidneys,
back Rnd livery part Of tho urinary pass.
MO- In malo or icnalc, II relieves 10.
t]Oniion Of watOr nnd pain in passing II
almost Immediately, II You want quick
rOliol md euro this Ia your remedy,
Fold by Il Ii. List, ]drnggIst, Wheeling.
" Vn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

Bubr-Cramnry cholcs, zoe; country choice
pcr 10, halle; country good, case; country
ialr. 80.
Egg,-Frosh In crS,, l0ll2c per dozen; IN
barrels, l0llac per dOLca.
Pn~uLry-pric5 por pound: Oll ro0Nets' AlDo'
chickens, spring, lltl1c; geese, 5bajOc eR'hi ueus'
Ease, ducks. young 7abc,
1Tlnfsrl FTuRs-lNmonN g. 7iNi % per box;
bananas. SlOla!W per bunch California oranges
$50, Mcsslua SSG.
psjs,nbio-Scw potatoes, 8! y per Darrell
cucumb,5 iyLaISr per I6I; baltimore cucum'
beys, 80 per basket; TOMATOES, slh per basket
bcets, I5G per doA; beans, 2iaioc per bni pArs'
lev, lIsc per dor; mint, &C per doE oyster
slant. Jjc per doL; rhublrb, l5aNc per Io1i
cgg plant $40 per doL, carrots, SOC per doLi
e1sstGrn onions e rs per bhl,; gouscbcrtlei
ii IS Der bu. crate. Cherries. 81 per bucket
green applu,. lll!Oa per BASKET; w"atornelOns.
si901al6bi per iOl Dlackbcrrlci, 81 " per crate
ilr pef OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

New Yorh-Agcnts have advanced tho price
OF fofcs; Mills II and rs aud Ten strike" ~
blrnchoi cotton ~ per cent aud Whitinsyllln
~ blCached &c. The market Tor all grades of
theses Yery firm mud higher prices arc looked
for In the near future. brown COttOns are IN bet
ter demand than sales, rs sellers arc not naming
prices for late deliveries Printed fabrics had
more attention all aTound. As usual on Tues.
dHr, there were not the usual mall orders, but
new engagements wCro Of better than average
proportions. IT'S o very strong market for cot.
ion goods Printing cloths quiet but firm at
2lJid un 4 sellers waiting FORA cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

NEW YoRE, July 2~3.--PNtrlck CallN.
han, a bar tondorI In search Of n]otorIoty,
jumped from tho Brooklyn bridge into
tho East river to-day. Ito was Picked
I'm by non in d row boot who wOrO
waiting for him. Upon landing Gala.
han and his companions wOrO arrested.
Callahan was bleeding from tho mouth
and complained Of groAI pain IN tho
back. lie was takon to n hospital. II
IL alleged TINT tho jump was made for Il
purgg of 81, ZOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

R5oHapl Hva-Glusang, dry, per H.. In Do
mnnd, s. 5lli %: stXatrlN blrE. par To-, slti
SaSsaIras oil. par 10, iJa5)c, May apple root pii
ID, 6Sa7c: yellow root golden sciD, per 10, lAi
zoe; blood root. pcrlh. ia}c; seneca SnitAo ro2t,
root. per 10, GaiJc, pink root, per 10, hue. %
sc; elm bark, por b., &c; wild cherry baFs'
Re~Ia,-Primcncw hanl.pIckel medium, Sl0I;
prime new hand picked. navy, SlN
W05-PluO washed lialGc; .lfc OF LOT un
ya,hei: medium unwGshed i5al6ci medium
washed lGhlsG
W~gvy-Iu tho comb. per h., llal5c.
RdJ-Couutty mixed lSalc per ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

LoYDoS, July 2A-Mr. WnltOr Phelps
Dodge has written q lottor to tho TitncH
In which ho rOpndiatol tho statement
made BY Chnuncoy NJ. DOpow when hn
arrived horO last woDk from Now York
that Americans favor homo fulo Tor lro'
land. Mr.. Dodge says TINT "whilo poll.
ticinns arO compelled 10 Ltuckln TO tho
Irish vote, many Americans oppose tic
pOlicy OF separation"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24
A CRITICAL STAGE
Reached in the Situation on the
Island of Cuba.
THE WAR is ON IN DEAD EARNEST

And GrSat Anxiety Exists Among tho
acknowledgements Forcing tho
FIghtInG-TheIr Plan to Leave n
Trail OF FIrO In ThOIr wako-A
Number Of Towns to DO Burned.
Government RoInforcemonts Has.
teUInG TO Santiago do ouba.