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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
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@b bril- 9iees SuGftgufer.
SeIttunbe se6ott; nur auf Siiberoog,
ipsL8ss sinem 8eFber gebOrt, perOen
9feroe gebaiten. Sas 9eutafen tpirb
enttpeber auf bem 8opfe in's Saus pber
IN bus 6ellfhiff getrugen, pelhss IN
Der trubeB Web!e liegenb, NIT Der
Slutb sur Werfte gsfiibrt ipirb. ,
Wer ben Saligbstppbner in ieirsfn
Oabeim a1fIudt 1T tpiGltommen. 9luf
Der etipa bier Metsr boben @erfte liep
gen bic Dobmlnsen nit ibren Nebenges
bGuben ON einem dbgepflaIterten
Saapttpese oft I'M einen Sei9 (Sds
tbtns) nalerifd gruppirt. 9tuber bies
fem fir gtesemtpaFer beItimmten ees
msinIamen Sei9 bat iebes 9uus unter
Der Oahtruufe einen aus WfauerIteiz
men bergeItelIten Regentpaferbrunnen.
S4limm TT es, ipenn bier Die 5futb
einNringt. Der 2lbbune Der Werfte lit
bon 2atten5dunen erfiiut, bic aur 2lufs
nubme Der !Seerbe beitinmt iinb, lpenn
bic Slutb iiber bic blumige 9auigebene
bdbinroat. 9fith bic aus Oiinger berz
seitelIte Seuerlna bic nod beute, tpie
su Pfinius 3eiten, bereitet ipirb, ftnbet
man bier gum Srodnen aufseItelt.
Gin tleiner 9emiiIegarten nit einisem
Strdudern rnb eirselren SbI bItbGunlen
1T porhanben. Wait Der Sront na9
Siiben eetebrt, lfegen bic W0bRrdume
bes aufStGposrn irner6dfb Der MuBerpz
nl6uer rllbsnoen Sauies gu beiben Set
ten elmer SuusFlur, I'm ipeIte man
burb bic boriaontal in Sbers unb I'm
tertbeit getbeilte Saustbiir eintrttt.
Sm 6interen 3beile bes SauIes fiHD
Slide, Seller unb @ie9IGae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Seuernte auf Der SaIGtg.

Se uernlt III OCT pa llg.
Oas Solsipert Der ben S6iffstaius
ten G9nli6en WobnItube tit NIT
S6nibereieR unb Wfulereien perIeben.
Oas aus nrebrren platten 5uIamntenz
gefiiste S9iff bat merit ietaen PtaB
iiber bem eiIsrrlen 8sileseofeu, auf ben
bic Stuips, cine aus 9etriebenem MeIs
fng bergeitsute @orri9HtRg sIm
Wdrmbalten Der Speiien, neben ben
MeFingtnDpTen Der Stangen, ipel6e
bic NIT btblii6en 8ilDern i'm ReIisf ess
fhmiidteu Sfenplatten SuIammsnbdls
ten, cine beliebte 9sr5ierung lit. On
ben WGnber bGngsn bic IN Ssl aus=
gefiibrteR 9tIber bon ben ShtfFen, bic
Der einitise BETTER bes SauIes alS
SdnbelsTdiffer 6upb ane Ulsere
fiibrte. glass lit bequem uuo iolioe
eingerkhtet. ssn benz Staatssimmer,
BEN peiel, itebt nod hin unb ipitber
bic IogsndHnte 8rautlube, bic auf Der
cStnenIeite bes Oetels perI6lunaene
Ramsns5iise in @orobuhItaben trGst.
9lber bic 5tpsi Stuutsunaiiee, ipsids
Der gapitGn 8rduttgam Der 8raut
geibidt. iinb nidt mebr barin. Die
feline 8rotGtfeibe in 1sbbafter 5arben
gait l bolI. Outaten bic Gle. Dertb=
boiler fpurpen 6isis ln5iige Der SalIiaz
betpohnertnner nod ouph ben reiten
SilberidIrald, ben ibre 8ruit sierte;
an IL Sub mar bic 3ette lang, bic
Weiinsen, ffaperer nod als oiefe, tris
gen fmlreide SHidriftep: .Siebe. allo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Oepep Waufoleum m.

SieIes 9ra6oenfmal fGllt ipeniger
bur9 feline 8audrt auf .tpiro aber trpBs
benz ipobl am meiIten DON Souriiten
aufgeIu9t, neil bic 4usiicbt bpn benz
plaBe, no es erri9tet lit, eine pabrz
baft entSiidsnbe lit. 8ei ieinem 8uu
bat 9auptid6lih @ranit unb i'm Sn>
nern, bas IL &atatomben entbGlt,
Ufarmor 8ertDenbung gefunoen.
Dur zines Steinpurfs Weite BON
oem 9rabe 9enrp Waro 9eeher's eRts
fsrnt, erbs6t itth Der Sobtenpaluit Oes
Gbieasocr &abslbabntOniss gbarles
s. gsrtss. Das 8aunert 1T aus fein=
f0rnissm, bsllsst0ntem Grant erbuut,
miBt 80 SUB in Der Gdnse. bat cine
9reits bon 23 SUB uub sins 66be BON
20 SUB Der Partbenon bat beim
Gntpurfe gum @orbilb seSisnt; 8 ios
nifts Sdulen, is a an jeoer Jaeabe,
trdgen ben 8orbau.
sSr bem MlauIuleum lit bic 5rdu
bes Gieentbiimers beiseieBi, oeren irots
ihe llessrreite bier in einem ooppeltsn
Sartopbuse ruben, beFen GuBsrs lms
biilIung aus 9runit, bic innsre aber
aus 9rOn8s bsitebt. @spaltise biebsss
Ii6ere 9biirsH iifern ben Gingang.
llebsr bemIelbeR lit Der Name IS. 3.
Ysrtes" einsemeibeIt.
Dds Dor 3uraem erit bollenbete
9rabbentmal bss 8anfiers @iopanni
g. Moroiini liest i'm Wittelpuntt Oss
Jrisbbofss bon DoOolapn. Gs lit in
Torm zines srie9iiden 2reuass srbaut
unD seigt in ieinem 9leuBeren bic 9aus
art Der 8psantiniiden S9uIe. 3psi
20ipsn auf bobsn sranit.n.n pie6sFas
len fluntiren ben @iusang.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Ser Sd)otaFiter.

Sief i'm eriinen 9u9enfpafoe
2iegt Elm lang 3erfal'nes &loiter,
9(uf benz 6pfe tpu1ert llntraut
3piIden grauen SanoIteinflieien.
syn Der engen &tofteraelIe
.Sulite emit bier pahr 8ernbarb,
SUIT, ipo ib mid beltte fonne
2luf bem umgeitiiraten pfetlsr.
500 bic Sainlinetn iitb bic 8ienen
lin bic @tbentdB6sn flEltmen.
SAB Der bobgelabrte Wt0n4 unb
8lGtterte in alien ShmOtern.
rlr6 er las unb fam itno tdute
SoraerboQ an fetnem S9retbrobr
Limb fetn SorT4en lpnb fetp @riibelr
@aIt Der groBen Srauenfrage.
DieIe 9ieb ali ienen Sdgen
@ttpas aitbers nod als beute:
S6 Der fiebe Gott benz Weibe
Cine Steele ipie bem Marn CAB.
limb burdb's bo6e 8ogenfenfter
Suoa in Ydter 8ernburbs 3ellt
SonnenIcbetn in breiten @ogen;
limb Der iiiBe 0uft oes Sfiebsrs
limb Der @lana itno Duff beT9ipor ibm
9as 9ebGdtniB fei@r Sugeno.
Sd er nod bic &lpItermauerR
2eOiglia bon auben dniab. ~
limb Dor Ieines @eiites augen 4
Stieg boIOIelig duf elm Sraum5ilb,
9as nit rotben 2ippen lahte Fl.
limb NIT tpeiBen Sdnbsn griibte;
Simmer trauter, trntner tldrer
Maro bes 6olben 8iloes I1mrib,
SIMMER tlarer tparb Dem Bater
Seiner faiperen 5rase 20iuns.
9ater 8ernbarH griff gum S9reibrobr
limb belpies duf tulrienb Seiten:
.Sa bds Deib bat eine Seele,
Die ipie meiue lit un iterbti9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10

Dob es piirbe gu tpsit fii6rsn. bic
2iite nod ferner fortauIeben. @s iei
muir nod bemertt, bab cine InsaH Der
renommirteiten 4r9itetten aur 3eit
poGluuf beidGftist iinb, um allen Wiin-
f8en Der Milliondre sereht gu tperben.
bic Der n5aibion" folseno, i4on iebt
bei 2ebseiten iid in biefer @etis auf
BEN Sob por6ereiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
eSn 8lppmer rs.

peibIider &lsibuns, bas getpi1e emans
eipirte Wstber bamals un5uleeen bes
liebten, in Dprt unb Bib perfpottet
tporben. llniers Sluitration 1T eine
Reproduction elmer Gd.;lcdtur. eie in
bem beriibmten 2onboner Wibblutt
ypun9" i'm Sabre 1851 erIdien nnb
ipel9e bamals pisl bela4t tpuroe. Man
erIisbt aus berielben, bab bic 8Ioosners
i9on re9t alt iinD.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10

Mud cine @usreoe. Ri6z
ter: YaeRnen Sic nidt oas itebeHte
@ebOt9" = gln9etla9ter: ,a6, bd
bube ih aeraos IN Der S9ule gefe9lt!"
-S0flt9. ". su eirsm Manne,
ipel6er, obre es gu msrten, itoR lGnr
ssre 3eit auf ben 5iibsi oss GrTtsren
ftebD: rWis alt iinb Sic, mein Ssrr9"
= g.: "a Sabre!" - o.: nllro mil
"a Sabren i0nuen Sic nod ni9t aui
eigenen SiiBeD itebena'
= 6 inf "A der. rMetns Grsins
bin Sebipis UaiilIer bat fiinf Subre iius
bireR miifen. ebe ft ben Soctortitel
betam!" - sDdre ss ba ri9t einfahe,
setpeisn, iptHn iis sIei9 ei1iw Socto,
gebeipatbet bdtk9!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Bel ben RdnnibaIel

- Bel ben RdnnibaIen
MiNioEur: rOu mart alto fhon brei
Wal perbsiratbet, Wdriba9" = Giapges
borensr: vSa tpobl = aber i9 babe
mid tmmer ipieosr lebig 9efreHen!"
- 4us 2umpsn ma DIT man
Sbretbpapier. 3trlumpter: gWesB
Der Geibel mid. mas oas is! SO Oft
id an bieier papiermiible porbei iebe.
siebfs mir orbertli4 IN fie 9iHein."
gu giiti9. Reiferber: -gitts.
elm 8ifTet Ra9 Saurbups! sd tonms
bod nod re9t5eitis gum 3uge2" =
8illstsur: ST in Oieiem4uscwblid obs
sesonsen! Deuu Sh fth beeiien. i5ns
nea Sic Jpn nod - fa9rsu itaenl-. :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Dot so Sabrett.

Die rreus 5rau" nit ibrep 8lrO=
mers lit gum @esenItano pieler erriten
uno f6er5baftsn 0isewIiionen 9etpors
ben, alib baben ii4 t5rer bic Garricas
tlrtIten in bsIonberer Deiie setpibmet.
2lbsr auh in biefer Sinii9t gilt bds
Dort rGs ut i9on 9lles busepsien",
benn f9on sur 3eit unIerer @roBpdter
bat 5as @emiI6 pon ntGnnliher un6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
9eutti4

Serr (su einem Syrdulsir, tpethes
etne am Dese gefunbene 9GnIebllme
aerpfliidD: nRlR. mas Iagt bas Opuz
fel; liebt Sic Der @liidli9e, an ben
Sic beitten9"
5rduleim: rDie ion i'd ss ipifen,
tpenn Sic nod Frasena"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Grfa B.

Wldnn: n0u bdtsit ober bod iiber
ben 8rahn eine Sauce MAIDEN follen!"
Srau: n9td, er lag gar 70 idOT bu.
unb ba 6ub' ia Elm 9soi9t b'rii5sr sss
ma9t!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Sprii DE.

Sbr bubt ia rsdt, Sbr tfugeR 2eute,
Die immer nur Der Ruben lentt.
Iaein iibt HahIidt nit benz Irmen,
Dem iOpieI 8eis6e!t ni9t seI6entt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Tsusrpebrs Spmnus.

sSeueripebrs S9mRus.
gs tommt geraEelt bic Seuertpebr,
lin 5u Iebsn, mo bas Seuer mar.
sic eiLt, banrit lie bem Seuer ipebr'.
4uf oab n:6t gu lanse bas 5euer
tpGbr';
Osm ipsr lDi6t am fdneGIiten bas
Sseuer9 tper9
Sod, bpeimdl bod! muir Die Seuers
tpebr!
- @us Dem 9eridtsfaaI.
Ridhr: nSie Itrb ansttfdgt, auf BEN
Bale etne llhr seitoblen su baben! Sc
Iteben Sie ries su9" - @auner: sd
bite, Serr Ritter, bas 1T niht lpdbr;
i9 BIN rrur gum @ersriieen bort gene.
fen = ih bd9k gar uidt ans &c,
fddft!"
Gin gutter Rern. .Oel
ilrrss Sfulse folf etren febr rsi6.r
SrteI 5aben!" : rSebeR Sic, ib Idgt
es 10 irtmer: trob ietner 8ummelG II
efn gutter Rsrn in tbm!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10

tes6aufe lnlb altf benz &tr6bofe Der
Sa1lig. Sier mar bus S4iff fhon
Sinberipiel3elg, bas 2eben cine Meers
fa6rt. d.. ..4at
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NOT A SILVER VOTE.
hr. Bryan Deceived by the Vote lie Re-
rsix.tI Ia,

' ''sHh becr'Neu ny inc Vote He kt-
erirrd In the East.
New York World (Dem.); Mr.. Bryan
teleSraphs this message to those whom
he calls the blmetailIsts OF the cass:"
I'm the hour OF our desea; I send YOU
greetings. No words OF praise can sutll-
GENTLY commend you. When Il Is re-
meHlhercd that +he eastern states sent
sold delegates TO both conventions, and
then nearly all the eastern papers were
against blmetallism. your fight appears
remarkably creditable. You have shown
yourselves heroic, and events will vim.
Iicate the position you have taken.
Continue the fight
Mr.. BryHn's campaign was not fer bl.
me'allism. but for silver monOmetlllIJm
Free and unlimited coinage OF silver at a
raise ratio, which he advocated, has
never anywhere or al any time resulted
IN bihetallism. 1t has always resulted
IN silver recommendation.
The Democrats OF the EAST who voted
for Air. Bryan did not vote for free sill.
yer. They have always been FOR sound
money, and nlle-tenths nt them wers
50 last Tuesday and are so to-day. The
100000 Democrats In New York did no.
change their convictions between July
and November. In voting for the Chi.
caEo ticket. on the Chicago platform,
they simply supported the regular
nominations" % their party. 1t was a
bitter pill, but they swallowed Il. They
VIII get the bad taste OUT OF their
mouths as soon as possible
They know that free silver Is as dead
as the ordinances OF secession. and they
VIII not continue the fight"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11

been moderate, which Is duo to tho face
tisat yniGca are held higher and buyerg
nfu nov waiting Tor manufactured
goods To- sell For territorial woods the
market Il ilrEicr Oh toe ysOursd baBS 81
81 10 3s cents, while choice staple lots
are quoted It ~ to 81 cents. Fltcte
woll9 are held firm all along the line,
but Snlcs run slow. Australian woolS
nrc ilrnl, With d general hardening "
values. Some good lines have been sold
during the past two wcCNB and for
some OF t!SH recent sales nm advance hla
been obtaIrcd The following are thu
qu1tatOnS for leading descriptions:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece X ana
above lie; SS and lhlvc lSdfl0c. No.
comh'nG 2iug9c; No. c0mblng 2lq.ac;
dclainc lyG9lc: Michigan, Wisconsin,
ETC., y Michigan lGc; No. ! Michigan
cOmbInE 20u2lc; No. Illinois comb
Ing 2QW2lc; No. 2 Michigan c0mbIng
2OT2lc; No. Illinois CombIng 2OTglc:
y New York, New Hampshire and Yer
mont lil@Nlbc: No, Now York, New
hampshire and Vermont iSc; dclnlne,
Michigan, lSalgc. Unwashcd medium,
Kentucky and Indiana one-quartcr
blood comblng Ice: Kentucky and In
dinna thrre-eISht cOmhlnE ice; Mis-
souri, duarter.blOol COmblng l5c: Mis-
souri, three.eIght blood and comb!ng
lSc; braid oomb!ng li6iljc; Lake and
Georgia llc. Texas woods, spring me-
dunn N2 MOI lldl2s: occurred price 276p
Use In spring fine az MOI t0Illc:sclur-
ed price Sldf32c. Territory woOls--SIon-
inpa, Nne medium md Hne. o. 10 lOlic:
secured price Gle 10 a2c: staple a3d3jc:
ltah, wyoming, etc, fine medium ANA
line DC to lie: secured price 3iI39C;
staple 33d3+c, California wool, northern
spring llIlSe; secured price 3O43lc:
middle county spring 9dlOc: secured
price 21d29c, Australian occurred basis
comblng suneriine 4jG47c; comblng.
good iOGi3c; combing. average, 3SQt
400; Queensland, combng, 400 i3c.
NEW YORK-WGol firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features or tho Money and Stoc
Mnrhct..

.
aarkets.
NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-Money on call
easy at iG4k per cent; last loan ~ per
cent; closed at 4aiia per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5sT6it per cent.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business in bankers bills ut 81 S5G
SL% for demand and 81 S0%Ti SIX for
sixty days. Posted rates 81 S2isTi ssh
and 81 scat 81. Commercial bills 81 SOIs.
Bar silver Csc. Silver certificates 6iS8
6JHC.
The stock market to-day displayed
continued activity and broadening
tendency with the Industriais again In
comparative ubsCurSty aside from ST.
gar and Chicago Gas. The speculative
movement reflected strenuous efforts
by sold-Out bulls and by the bear pro-
feSs!Onals to bring about reaction.
The tactics employed We're only parti-
ally successful owing TO heavy pur-
Chnses Of the l0w-prIccd shares and in
| CTeaslnE outside interest In the market
generally, which was stimulated by FUR
thcr relaxation In tise money and COM
mercIal paper markets had decided re-
action In foreign exchange rates. Time
money was loaned for all periods Mt
| collateral AID ut . per cent on good
mixed securities. The market FOR dis
counts hroadenGd considerably and
prime paper was taken In exceptional
cases nj 81 per cent, with 5kl per cent
the high figure. Good western single
named paper was discounted ut 6 per
| cent, which week ago was practically
unmarketablc. Actual demand sterling
WAS quoted by some drawers lc lower
and sixty days bills were also shaded
materially, while IN some Instances
posted figures were reduced cent. The
weakness NJ the market was attributed
partly to the completion Of. covering Of
seventy day sterling loans and " pay
mentg made for blocks OF our govern
mcnt and other securities recently sold
In this market for foreign account. on
the other hand n depressing Influence
Is beginning TO he eXcSted on exchange
by renewed foreign buying OF our rail-
way Investment bonds and stocks The
advocates OF lower prices were also
checked sensIbly by the favorable I'M
preston created ut homo and abroad by
the exceptional! success Of the New
York City municipal bond issue The
closing was fairly active and irregular,
but final prices showed only slight net
changes either way In the leading
shares.
Bonds were easier In tendency carly.
but filled up toward the close. The
snIes were $3.03j.OO0
Governments were irregular Within
narrow limits on sales OF SGi.OOO:
Silver certificates were heavy, reced-
Ing 10 Gi7sc on sales OF $4,000,
The tOtnl sales OF stocks to-day were
3GG.2ja shares.
-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11
vEYrzvELag ouEsrloy


NNnirHrn,. I'll
WASHINGTON, ., G., Noy. iO.-rhe
rrqcauelbn commission has authorised
thefSllawins official statement:
TlS Statements OF Lord Salisbury as
reported In the morning paptss makes
II probable that the boundary dlynlle
nov pcndng between utAt britain
and Nrnc2nela viii be settled by arbls
uplIun OF an carly day. Under these
eilGnIhsmnc'S The cDmmln,ou whic
continuing ltB deliberations In the rec.
panuOn and orderly arrangement u.
many valuable maps rcpdrta and docu.
menls which have been procured aud
useu IN tho eoursc Ot Its laboR, does
not propose to formulate any dcclaIJn
for the present " tn matters suSIrrt
TO Its examination. ST will c0ntlnmp liz
sessions from timc 10 time, hut with tho
hope and expectation that A f.ltnaly
and just settlement " the dlrierenSeJ
between the nations Interested viii
make any final decision on It's part un.
necessary.
The arbitration OF tie Venezuelan
dispute Is settled fact. All ARRANGE.
ments have been completed and All
details OF the arbitration treaty be-
tween the United States ana Great
Britain arranged, The final terms OF rho
treaty or arbitration were ARRANGED In
this city last night The terms wsro
ca5!cd To London and have been nc.
eepted. The treaty covers Venezuela
oily and does not include n general
treaty OF arbitration OF all future dis.
putcs between the two great English
speaking nations. This treaty Is 10 ha
arranged later by future negotiations.
Ihc Venezuelan arbitration commits
sion Will consist III Ave urbItslturs,twn
10 be named by the United States, two
by Great Britain. these four 10 sc.ect
the nth arbitrator, Venezuela Will not
be directly represented on the comnlks-
sion.
The meeting OF the Venezuelan COM
mission to.day was ono OF more than
ordinary interest, on account ui the
significant statement Of Lord Sails
bury'S speech last evening nnnounSIng
that the boundary dispute was practkc-
ally ended. All the members W the
commission were present, but Just lice
Brewer did not remain until thcClosc OF
the meeting, as he had 10 take his pInc,
IN the supreme court to attend the Ser
liner patent case argument. During
llS carly part OF the meeting the I'D
dress OF Lord Salisbury was generally
discussed and the papers containing
the speeches and comments upon 1t
were read.
The treaty fixes fifty years undisput
ed possession as the test OF conclusive
presumption % riShtlul occupancy OF
the settled districts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11

UNION STOCK YARDS, CLARE
MONT. BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov.
!, lssG.-Swinp.-Thc receipts this week
were ll,iig head. There Is light sup
ply OF hogs on the market. the number
being not quite two hundred head more
than the moderate offering OF last
week. The prizes show an advance or
| 10 TO 70 cents over the quotations last
week. Far western hogs sold at 81 00fp
! 20 and others 81 20, and rOughs s. 700
20 per 100 lbs. gross Sheep and lambs
The market is active and higher with
light run. Sheep sell at 2HG3S.c per
10. and extra 3isc per ID. Lambs $40
iiac per b., being &Thc higher FOR
both. Calvcs-Therc Is a light run Of
Teals and an improved demand. Vcals
sell at 5G5%c per ID.
CliICAGO.-The limited supply OF
cattle offered to-day was disposed Of
without much trouble nj Mondays ad-
vanced prices. choice lots selling con-
sIderably higher than year ago, when
sales were chiefly ut 81 0Of5 90, with
the best Mt 81 50. Native beef steers
are now selling n; 81 TOdJ % for COM
mon TO strictly choice droves. Suckers
and feeders continue in only moderate
supply and demand at So 00T3 50. Hogs,
bf'N'b NeNIl4ltu oc after carly IEUlUtSS
In shipping lots. Packing droves were
weak and lower from the Etart with
slow sales at 50 1893 80. Shippers toaH
hold sparingly. In sheep. trade was
active at s. C0Q3 80 for sheep and 50 %
as % for lambs. Most OF the sales were
at s. 5OaS % Tor sheep. Fed western
sheep sell chiefly ut 50 2iG.3 IS and
Grassers at 50 SOT3 10. Feeding sheep
sell at s. 75qG3 co and feeding lambs at
s. 50G3 Is.
Receipts: Cattle. 5000 head; hogs, 25.-
900 head; sheep. $1,000 head
EAST LIBERTY-Cattlc higher;
prime 50 5OG4 80: common 81 S0G3 90:
feeders 50 6OIi 90; bulls, stays and
cows s. 10a3 Is. Hogs slow: best medi-
uin and heavy Workers. 50 S5E73 S0:com-
mon 10 fair Workers Sc 75G3 so: heavy
hogs 81 60G3 20: roughs 81 5oG3 %.
Sheep active and higher; prime 50 50G
6j: fair s. 55T3 IL; common s. G0R
so: lambs. choice, 81 IOT5 90: veal
calves Sc OJT6 80.
CINClNNATl-Hogs steady Mt 81 7JfI
40: receipts 800 head; shipments $500
head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11

Special Correspondence.
SMITHFIELD. w. Va, Nov. lO.-Thls
town was favorcdc by a very entertain
Ing opera lasc week.
Miss lea Lambert has returned to
Smllnfleld.
Miss Edith Snyder was the guest o.
Mrs. William DebOwer last Saturday.
Miss Anna Richmond Is victim OF
fever.
Mr.. Caddy was in town this week,
from Warrington.
smithheld Is considerably quicter
since November 3. especially on the
free silver" side.
Mr.. y. MCKEE was in Pittsburgh last
week.
Mrs. Walter Smith arrived in town
this week.
The youngest child Of Joe Wlnson
died on Tuesday or last week, OF pnsu-
mon!a. The funeral took place on We'd
IesdaQ.
The new church Is progressing slow
"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O.-United
States Consul o'Hara. nj San Juan del
Norte, Nicaragua, reports to the state
department that 3,3i9 mahogany logs
were shipped from that port TO Boston
during the past six months. for which
the Nisaraguan government received
one dollar In gold per log, In accordance
with the concession granted 10 Boston
parties. Under this arrangement large
shipments will continue to that port,
which practically under the concession,
controls the NIcaraguan output and
whence they are distributed to England
and other parts Of the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11

NEW SORK-A horde of buyers ar
rived this morning and Inquiries were
also numerous. Many purchases were
made, which Included all styles and
qualities Of staple. fancy and colored
Cottons, also printed fabrics and wool
and worstcd dress goods. Buyers are
sounding the market as 10 valGe and TO
stocks and an improved demand Is in
sight for the week. Printed cloths dull
at ll-l6S, but price very steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11

OIL CITY.-Creti!t balances 81 20: GER
tiiicates, no bids; shipments 1OG,410 bar
rels: runs 1856 barrels.
NEW YoRK-Petroleunl Pcnnsylva-
mia crude steady; December 81 20 bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11

Special Dispatch TO tho IntcllEenccr.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lO.-Pa;ents
granted to-day: John +. KrIcs. Charles
ton, W. Va. Reliable bottle; Rob q.
kirkMOOl mixing nnpnratus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11

Special Dispatch to the IntclIIEencer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O.-S. C. Hall
has been appointed postmaster at Light
burn. Lewis county. vice ]. Reed. re-
signed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-11

NEURALGIA Is the prayer Of the
nerves for pure blood. Hoods Sarsapa
rilIa Is the One True Blood Purifier
and nerve builder.