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Gained Her Libel, Suit.

Special DiBpatch TO The 1ntelIlgeneer.
CHENILLE, W. Va. Feb. 1.-THE
libel suit OF Miss FANNIE Boone against
Rev. T. W. West to recover 5000 for
defamation OF character has ended. The
fury brought In a verdict OF 800 for the
plaintiff. Two months ago Cleon West,
a son OF Rev. West. was brought here
from Upshur county by oficers'at the
instance Of Miss Boone to answer to
the charge OF betrayal. Shortly after
his arrival he succeeded in evaaing the
officers and made good his escape. In
the Issue OF the Glenviiie Pathfinder OF
December s, 1895. appeared a letter over
q fictitious signature attacking the
character OF Miss Boone which was
subsequently, proved TO have been writ
ten by Rev. West. This resulted In an
immediate institution OF the libel suit.
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CHICAGO. Feb. n.-whcat opened
weak and remained 80 all day. Corn
lost Zen oats &c. and pork. lard md
ribs lost CSC, sc and TIC respectively.
Flour dull and q shade easier.
Whcat-caSh No. spring 6S%6
6tfsc; No, spring G3hc; No, red
G7%1GSMc: February 63l5064ts GG3%c:
May 65lkGGGIs 065%c; June 65isQG6h4
65Ssc: July 65hG6Gh G5%c.
Corn-Clsh No, 27&c: February
closed at 27Nc; May 29M IS0K 929Tc:
July sOAG3iN9Slc; September s2A9
32IsG32hc,
9llkc: No. white 2O12lhc; February
closed at lSc: May 2ONa2iH G2ic; July
21M92lMd21Mc; September 2OA92lM3
&c.
ftye-No. . 3Sc.
Blrley--No. 2 nominal: No. 3, 25027c:
No 1, 2S@25e.
Flaxsecd-No. !. Ole.
Timothy seed--Prime 81 90.
Mess Pork-CASh. pGr Dbl 80 S7k6
10 90; February 50 S6@1o 07isSp9 9s;
May $40 OOa1O O2lsalO 90; July $40 zoo
Lard-cnsh, per 100 lbs IS 42h95 IS;
February IS lO15 47ls0I 4gM; May
s. 67!s@5 C5G5 60; July IS 7shSS 75S
short Rsba-cash Sides IS O595 10:
February 81 97h05 O7IS6I5 90: May
s. l7MG5 27hl6 20: July s. 27I4Q5 $50
s 27h; dry aaltcd shoulders 4&05c:
short clear sldOs bhI5&c.
Whislty- Dlstilicrs' finished goods,
per gailon 81 %.
Sugars-Unchnnged.
Butter-Dairies SdSi6e; creameries
14EplShC. ~
CheSsc--Qusct Of 9kGi9Nc.
Eggs-Flrm: fresh lS@lShc.
NEW YoRK-Fiour, receipts $4,000
barrels; exports $500 barrels: market
lower 10 soil. Wheat, exports 10000
bushels; spot market weak; No. red
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TERRIBLE WRECK.
Five Men Killed and a Number are
Wounded.
THE yICTIMSARE ALL TRAINMEN
Two aIIsad Passenger and Freight yrain,
Collide ON the Illinois Central Read at
ponsaia, nllnels-M miraculous that No
Passengers were Hart - Names OF the
Victims.

cENTRAL1A. Ill. Feb. 1.-two
mixed freight and passenger trains on
the Illinois Central railway coIlsded Mt
pongola, ILL.,. at 6a5 this morning. Five
men were killed. US follows:
George Huntington, engineer.
Baggageman Armstrong.
Fireman Anderson.
Fireman Adams.
Brakeman Mclean.
Most or them live here.
Superintendent Baker and Trainmas-
ter BeverinEton are at the wreck.
The injured so far as known arc:
Conductor o'Dun. OF the passenger
train. badly bruised.
Brakeman Lake, OF the passenger
train. bruised slightly.
Express messenger, name unknown
here, slightly cut about head.
None OF the passengers were killed,
and so far as known none were injured
Engineer Bales, OF the freight train,
escaped by Jumping. though he was
slightly hurt. 49,.
The passenger train had a waiting
order at DongOl1 for the freight, but
as several frcights had pulled out. the
engineer supposed the track was clear
and left. The collision happened on n
sharp curve. The damage in railroad
property was great, as both trains were
going at such speed that the force of
the collision drove both engines and
cars together In q mass.
All OF the men killed live In CentralIa.
Huntington was one OF the Oldest en-
gineers on the road.
The track was not cleared for several
hours and through trains were serious
~ delayed. The Illinois Central has
been doing more business than can be
easily handled on one track. and Mardi
Gras excursions have increased II con-
slderably. giving train crews vast
amount OF extra work. Considering the
force OF the collision the entire escape
OF the passengers is remarkable.
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Mps, N. c. MLLLER.

mFor. Wayne. Ind, writes on Nov. %, 1884,:
~ was afflicted for forty years with heart
,,opblc and suffered untold agony. IhRd
Sr,k hungry spells, and my heart would
rslpItu,c so hard, the pain would DO 50 acute
sp6 tor,urins. that bSeamS so weak and
nervous could not sleep. / was treated by
.rrc,al physicians without relief and gave
M eycs being we'll again. About two years
s.oI commenced using DR.. Miles Remedies.
0po bottle OF tho Heart ourc stopped all
hea,t troubles and tho Restorative Servine
Sldthc rcst,and now sleep soundly and ut
Tend to my household and social duties With
oat any trouble.
sold BY druggists. Book sent free. Address
M Nles Measca! Co, Elkhar:, Ind.
Dr. Niles Remedies Restore Health.
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cnndi,tonni Amne.ty.

coNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 1.-THE
porte has Informed the ambassadors OF
tho powers that II agrees to grant am
neSty 10 the Armeninns who hive been
Tor n. long time besieged by Turkish
troops in the town Of Zeitoun, after re-
voItinp AGAINST Turkish rule and cap
tnring nbout 800 Turkish troops With
their arms and ammunition. Hut the
porte demands the expulsion from Gel
toun Of the revolutionary iyntchnk-
ists, who are now living with the inaur-
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NOT CONFIRMED
But Is Very Important II True--An How
Uprising.

SpEhAhks
PORT LOUIS. Island OF Mauritlus.
Feb. ia French newspaper publish
ed on the island OF Reunion. publishes
a message from its correspondent at
Antananarivo, dated January "a. and
declaring that a great conspiracy has
been discovered there. The cores
pondent asserts that 1900 Hovas at
tucked the Fcnch but, were repulsed
with loss OF 1900 killed,
Continuing. the correspondent says
a rumor has reached Ian that n num-
Der OF French officers and soldiers have
been murdered and that fourteen
Hova chiefs have been condemned TO
death. He adds that the French resi-
dents ordered them to be shot imme-
diately, and that several other chiefs
were sentenced to transportation.
The foregoing news Is not officially
confirmed.
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specIal Dispatch to tho IntollIgeneer.

Special DIgpntch 70 mo Encouragement
HARRIsVILLE. w. Va, Feb. H.
Several dogs have shown signs recently
az being mad, and have been dispensed
with. 4 dog belonging to Mrs. Martin
went mad O few days slnce and struck
for the country. In his rounds he bit
several dogs, some OF which have since
shown signs OF rabies. He also freed
n man and kept him there for some
time before the notion took him to pro-
coed on his rounds. The dog Is stu ut
large, and the town council VIII pass an
ordinance at once ordering all I'M
muzzled dogs to be killed.
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D<no,i,ors viii Lose.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb, liza So
clal from New Philadelphia, ONO. says
that the deposltora Of the deiuhot Clty
Bank, which yesterday maze an as
slgnmCnt, will lose heavily IHu SUP
position Ia that they VIII DO pal" uD0u'
twenty cents on the dollar.
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Wool.

BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 11.--Buslness
In the wool market has been a shade
brisker than previously reported, with
prices well maintained. Fleece woods
are moving moderately. but the feature
OF the week has been the better demand
for staple territory wool. This demand
has been confined. however, TO those
woods which ore long enough IN staple
TO be combed, Australian wool sales
continue good, but prices strong. The
following are the quotations for lead
ing descriptions; Ohio and Pennsyl-
yanla flecces, X and above lsG1Sisc:
Xxx and Xxx and above 1917 12Olhc; No.
comblng 23c; No eombing 23I24c;
delaine 2l92lhc; territory woods. Mon
tana fine medium and fine l1@l4c:
secured price S6d2Sc; Utah, Wyoming,
etc, fine medium and fine 10G12c:
secured price s443sc: California woods,
northern spring l19l7c; secured price
33I3gc; middle county spring l19l3c;
secured price S2SS3c.
NEW YORK-wool steady,
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SOOTHING, healing. cleansing, De-
Wits Witch Hazel SalVe Is the enemy
to sores. wounds and piles. which It
never fails TO cure. Stops .itchlng and
burning. Cures chapped lips and cold
sores in two or three hours. Logan &
Co.. Wheeling, w, w., Il, F. Peabody.
Bonwood. and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport,
n
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soc; No. hard 7G9ic nnoat; options
opened steady and closed ls6P&c net
lower: No. 9 rad February closed AZ
7SHc; May closed Mt 75c. Corn. re-
cclpts 73.tCO bushels; exports 29,l0O
bushels: spot market weaker; No. 2,
2Ohc; options opened easier md closed
h0Nc net lower: February S6%1S6&c;
May closed at 3Ghc. Oats. receipts
$500 bushels: expotrs b.t0o bushels:
spot market steady: No. 2. 25H Q29ac;
options frrner; closing quiet; Febru-
airy closed at 253sc; May closed ut 2et5r
Hay quiet. Hops quiet. Hides dull.
Leather steady, Beef steady. Cut
meats quiet Lard weak; western
steam closed at IS 72h nominal: May
IS 30 nominal. Pork lower. Tnllow
dull Rosln quiet. Turpentine quiet.
Molasses dull. Cottonseed oil dun ana
easier, Coffee, optlons opened steady
and closed quiet at 6010 points net de-
cline; sales 9,250 baga.
BALTIMORE-F!our quiet and I'M
changed; receipts 2l,ss7 barrels; ship
mentS III barrels. Wheat dull; spot
and month 72&GQ74c; May 7S473hc; re-
ceipts II, 900 bushels; southern wheat by
sample 15I76Ac; do no grade 72475c.
Corn easy; spot and month 3Sg33hc;
May 35MD35Nc: steamer mixed SlAQ
3lHc; receipts $4,000 bushels; shipments
$4,000 bushels: southern white and yell
low corn S3Q2ic. Oats strong; No. 2
white western Csc: No. 2 mixed do &c;
receipts 300 bushels Rye Arm; No. g.
4IQ56c nearby; 4764Sc western: re-
celpts $50 bushels. Hay steady.
Grain frelgiits quiet and easy and un-
changed. Sugar flrm and unchanged.
Butter, eggs and cheese steady and I'M
changed. Whisky unchanged.
CINCINNATI-Flour easier; fancy
81 1908 6; family 81 90Q3 10. Wheat
quiet; No. 2 red 75c; receipts 5000 bush
els; shipments 600 bushels. Corn quiet;
mo. 9 mixed soc. Oats steady; No. 2
mixed 22M 622i5 Rye easier and lower
at AG24hc. Lard dull Bulkmeats
slow at IS IS. Bacon quiet at IS GOO
12h. Whisky quiet; sales CAT barrels
OF 81 %. Butter easier and lower: Elgin
creamery zoe; Ohio 14@lbc; dairy &c.
Sugar steady; hard refined 3&@5Nc.
Eggs quiet at lie. Cheese steaay; good
TO prime Ohio 991lc.
TOLEDO-Wheat lower and easy;
No. 2 cash 731le; May 74&c; July 19sSe.
Corn dull and steady; No. 2 mixed CSC;
No. 8 mixed 2SIsc; May SIC. Oats, No.
mixed 20hc: No. 2 white &c; May 22hc,
Rye dull; No. cash Ale, Cloverseed
active and easy; prime cash "a 60:
March 81 57ik,
PHILADELPHIA-B firm; fan
cy western creamery zoe. Eggs fairly
steady; fresh nearby 15h1l6c; west
ern 16hc. Cheese dull and unchanged.
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Metals.

NEW YoRK-Pig ironsteady; south
ern 81 1908 Is; northern Sl2 OOdtS so.
Copper quiet. Lead steady. Tin steady.
Shelter steady.
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FOR rheumatism and neuralgia use
Salvation OIL, the greatest cure on
cnrth for pain. II is an InfailloIe cure
25 cents.
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NEW YoRK-Wool steady
pcfrnInnn.

OIL C1TY-Credit balances 81 80:
certificates. March delivery, opened at
81 42lt: highest 81 -; lowest 81 42ls:
closed at 81 42IS: sales $4,000 barrels:
shipments li6.fii barrels; runs Si.6SS
barrels.
NEW YORK - Petroleum steady;
closed Mt, 81 Is bid,
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1T not only ID 80. It must DO go ono
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that'E what makes II 20. Logan prus
Co. wheeling. W. Va, .. j., Peabouy'
BcnwoOd. and Bowie & Co, brlasepUnr'
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MEDICAL.
Heart Disease Cured
By Or. Miles Heart Cure.

p,,o,lp, Weak or hungry Spells, 1rrcsu.
,..or In,ermittcnt Pulse, Fluttcrlns or Pal
s ~ choking Sensation, shortncss OF
hi. ,~b swelling OF Feet and Ankles, arc
'rnn,opis Of diseased or Weak Heart
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FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. H.
Print cloths steady at exc.
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wHEEL1Ya WHOLESALE MAaKErs.
Weekly Change OF Quotations In Al
Lines OF Local Trade.
)nice OF the lntelIIgencer.
Wheeling. TueSdny, Feb, |

Eggs remain at unusually low quota
tons, though the cold weather is ex-
pected to cause an advance soon. Wheat
again advanced and is now at 20 cents,
Wool Is UNCHANGED.
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RAILROADS..
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co,

Time table In effect Dccapbcr 1s. 1895.
NOTICE-Plcas take notice that trains
OF the Ohio River r. r. Will run by East
ern Standard Time on and after Soptem-
.paily. iDaily except Sunday. Eastern
Time
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EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, Feb. H.
Cattle receipts were only q few loads
OF through stock and onlyia few odd
head held over. These were sold 70
the city butchers at full strong former
prices. Hogs. receipts 10 cars; market
fairly active; Workers.. fair to choice
81. 5514 90; rough common to good
. 1904 10; pigs. common TO fair ~ i5Q
$50. Sheep and lambs, receipts 20 cars;
lambs, choice TO prime 81 SOp5 10;
sheep, choice TO selected export weehers
s. 25a3 50; cuiis md common sheep
81 00G2 30.
EAST L1BBRTY-cattle. common
and medium grades 15925c higher;
prime - 1904 90: rough fat s. 2593 70:
bulls. stays and cows 81 1908 80; feeders
81 1904 %. Hogs. lower; Phitadeiphins
81 60d4 65: best Workers. 81 55d4 60:
common to fair Workers and pigs 81 500
4 IS: roughs 50 1904 o. Sheep. a shade
higher; prime s. 4e93 s5: fair 81 $50
rs; common 81 0oG2 90: lambs 81 500
6 90; veal calves SO 5e87 Is.
CHICAGO Hogs, receipts 10000
head; market fairly active and sc low
err: light 81 00G4 27h; mixed packers
s. 9Sa4 22Ya: heavy shipping 50 500
22Is: rough SO 9093 95. Cattle, receipts
$500 head; market slow and weak at
Yesterdays decline: beeves s. 1904 90:
cows and heiters 81 s093 IS; stockers
and feeders 81 coos rs. Sheep. receipts
10000 head; market quiet at yesterdays
decline.
CINCINNATI-Hogs easy ut 81 758
4 30; receipts $500 head; shipments 5000
head.
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Y eonnsyivauin steaona.
LINES.

DIRECTIONS for

Errf1 OrTfcFa At ppySBTLNAEfA STATION OF
"itLP y. fpgr OF ELHVGNEN TT, HnEHLIsu'
AZ hrLrhr IiouaE, NHrELISu, AM At nus
FF'DEILyASIA STATION. pHtp1EPOHr.
R0crlgWtvf SFyfFsr-ls pka Hkrpt = TlDtJTE"
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

TING TnpIO NO 10, 10 I1kb OWcCt Ig.UI
q. M. Sunday. November 10, IS9a
Leave Wheeling te:l6. Sil;i0 u. M.
t3.7O, '3ib, ts:SO, $500 y. m,
Lenve peninsuia-.iS:0d. 1881. nl:46 o.
H., t2.2G, sS:2l, 1880 s9:0G p. m.
Leave Martins Ferry-tS1g. 1851. fil:si
n, m, t?:S2, 'S:gl, tt;f2, s9:l2 p. m.
sii:5S n, NJ. lass, 'S:S2, t4:tG. sg;ls p. m.
Leave Terminal Junotion-t7:g2, $500 a.
M, 1870 q. m. $3.50, W;0S, t6;tI, fSsiS y, m.
1916, 1905 1910. 1919, tS:62 D, h.
LNnvn Pentnsuin--tf:3t tp:ii, q. M, tlg;5l.
H:ll. tlt7. ts:2S. tS;6S y: m,
Arrive .%heclinga.t1;4o, sa:2a q. m.
.Daily. tDaiiy except Sunday. s5un.
days only.
All,traIna will run on Eastern limo
]. u. TAusS1G. Superintendent.
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RALLWAY TIME cARn-

Arrivals rl departure o; LoAtaI on n,t nr,.,
JJanuar' 20 1901. EXCLAMATION or REYrRsS1E
hAbEs: SDnliy; 1Dlly. except sunday; tDsiIy.
except Saturday; fDdlly. except Monday; lSIu.
Jlaya oniyi lMandeys "niS; Saturdays only
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tDatiy, except sunday,
sunday church Trains viii leave Elm Groyars
Q;t5R 10, and whccllue al leIl q IN,
II. 4 WEisGERBER Ten Manager
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7:SOa. NJ. trou Cleveland 70 uhrtchspIlla, .: IS
n M from uhrIchsyilln to Cleveland runs daily.
Through connections and through ticketsts
ali polntl Call on our agents or address
N. G. CARREl. General Passenger Agent
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
onAud aftcr Saturday. February, lS1I traiua
will run A. follows, city uuie:
irIvr WiInrIIS1. NAVE TIN GEoYE
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ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh. ieto a. m. aud 200 2, m.
daily, iI:S0 n m, daily. except Saturday. loo9a.
m except Sunday, and 2:1S a m, Sunday only.
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TheCleTsland, Loralu & Whaling R. R.
Time Table In edoc. Monday. Novembes2i %. 1855
Cleveland Depot. Foot OF South Water Street
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WHEELING Z PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh. 4:SS aud 7:lo q M. and 5;S p
m, daily; and s:!S D. m. daily, EXCEPT Sunday.
Pof Pittsburgh and the east, i:5S a M and ~
N M dntiT
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-18
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco, March
II, 1896 5 P. NJ. Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with those of the same date last
season: Eureka 32-07, last season 1886; Red
Bluff 14.91, last season $3.50; San Francisco
l495, last season 2.l0; Fresno 4.93, last season
11.sS: San Luis oblspo 14.61, last season 230S;
Los Angeles 7.32. last season IL. So; san D ego
4.44, last season ll.33; Yuma .s8, last season
Sol.
The following maximum Temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day: Eureka
- Red Bluff 76, San Francisco SO, Fresno So,
San Luis Obispo IA, Los Angeles IA, San Diego 6S,
Yuma so.
san Francisco data-MaxImum temperature &c.
minimum So, mean 81. Rainfall in past twenty
four hours. Eureka .02.
An area OF high pressure is central tonight over
Eastern Nevada and Northern Utah, and is appa
TenLly moving slowly Scuthward. The pressure
has risen rapidly over Utah, Nevada, Arizona and
Eastern California, and has fallen slightly alo ng
the California coast. Reports from Eureka are
slightly over the entire Pacific slope, and decidedly
in the upper part of the Sacramento Valley and a
small area on the coast from San Luis Obispo TO
Los Angeles. No rain has fallen west of the 10th
meridian during the past twelve hours The wea-
ther continues dry and warm over Washington,
Oregon and Idaho.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight March 49, 1896.
Northern California - Fair Wednesday; light
northerly winds.
Southern California - Fair Wednesday; light
variable winds.
Nevada-Fair Wednesday.
Utah-Fair Wednesday.
Arizona-Far Wednesday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednesday;
light northwesteriy winds.
ALEXANDER G. MCADIE
Local Forecast Official.
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RECEIPTS OF INTERIOR PRODUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Nathan LOwenstein to John Pforr, lot on line
OF McAlister street, l25 f of Octavia, i 20 by s
1875; $40.
j. T. and Anna B. Dunn to Edward w. Gordon.
lot on w line of Broderick street, 52:SA Of
Washington. rs by w 1916; $40.
Edward w. Gordon to Jacob 9. johnson, same !;
$40.
Henry Ickeheimer to Samuel Ickelheimer, the
undivided half of lot on SIC corner of lay and
Walnut streets, r 81: IS by 1O2:S14; $40.
Same to same, lot on s line Of Carl street. % E
OF Willard r 26 by 100; $10
James A., Joseph, Annie, Kate, Nellie and Mary
Clark TO Catherine Clark lot on e line OF Chat a.
nooga street 1872 of Twenty-frst 20 by Z l25;
also lot on NE corner of Twenty-first and Church
streets, 101 :6 by + 1O5: gift.
M Morgenthau Company "a corporauon) TO Al
fred W. Banks, lot on line OF Twenty first street,
70 Of aanmpshire .na 80 By los $40 nl o. w line
Of Bryant avenue. 20s N Of Twenty-third street,
81 by w 100; $40.
Elizabeth Britain to Anna l. Byrne, lot on
la by rs; gift.
Alonzo Slaven to James F. Hill, lot on line of
Army street, 290 w of Church; w 30 by lOO; $40.
Emeline Wallace to Thomas Brown, lot on = line
$40.
John and Ada NJ. Hinkel 20 Josepha Lange, lot
on e line Of Leavenworth street, 44:l12 OF Wash
ington, 22:O12 by lis; $40.
William Bouchers to Annie Pugh. lot on Sc line
Of Rincon court. 68:l SW of Main street, SW 26:5
by Sc 62:l $lO
lot on Sc line of Harrison street, 1915 SW Of
Beale: SW 25 by Sc 1875: 81.
catherine Hannah texecutrfx OF the estate OF
John Hannan) to Cullen h Sturtevant, lot on
MIA street, 44:S, w 120, to a point 67:912 OF
California street, NE 12O:71s; $3.50.
Catherine Hannah to same, same; $2.
solomon and Dora Getz to John r. and Martha
u. Logan lot on w line Of Eighth avenue, 125 s Of
II street, rs by 100; $40.
henry =. Cassen to James Ralph Jr., lot on =
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are steady at 22s Sd.
usual options. The chartered wheat feet in port
has q registered tonnage of 23, $685. against $4,000
tons the same date last year, disengaged, 80, 400
tons against $780, on the way to this port 2l4,-
500 tons, against zoe, 600.
WHEAT-An improvement at Chicago gave the
market more tone, and futures advanced. Spot
grain continued dull and nominal at the recent de-
cline. The English markets were weaker and
lower grades 81 G1 0614: extra choice ior mill
ing, 81 20@l rs p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-May-1OO tons.
81 091a. December-600, 81 O7A: 400, 81 O73s.
REGULAR MORNING SESsIoN-December-
tons. ST OS: 130e, 81 O734; HOO. 81 O7Zs. May
200, 81 0s7s; S0O 81 10.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-lOO tons ST. 1Oi4.
DecemDer-1400 tons. 81 0S1s.
BARLEY-Brewing continues In fair demand
for shipment but there is nothing doing on local
account. Feed continues quiet and unchanged.
Feed, 6712@7Oc q ctl; choice, 7l14@7212c d ctl; /;
Brewing, 75@S215c
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-May 100 tons,
7O1ac.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Dec ecember-lOO
tons, 7114c; 200, 711ac. May, 100, 7034c; 100,
707sc.
AFTERNOON SESSION May 100 tons, 7lsac
100, 7l14c. December-100, 1ac
OATS-Are very dull and in ample supply. Mill
ing are quotable at 75@SOc q ctl; fancy Feed SO@
s212c good to choice ~ 21a@771ac; common to fair,
65G70c; Gray, 70@75c; Red for seed, S5@$1 05; !;
Black 65c@$l 10; Surprise, 9O@95c.
prices: Large Yellow, S71a@90c; Small Round
do $1@l 021a; White. s0@85c p ctl.
RHE-Dul and unchanged at 609S21oc p ctl.
BUCkW p ctl.