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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-22

BILE.
North Carolina: Showers I'm western
and fair in eastern PORTION; .variabis
winds.
The barometer has fallen from the Mis-
sissippi eastward 20 the Atlantic coast,
and over the Rio Grande. to the north
~ Montana. 1t has risen from Texas
and the Indian Territory northward over
the Dakotas. and over the northern por-
tIons of the Upper Lake regions. 1t Is
highest In North Dakota and lowest over
the Lower ST. Lawrence Valley.
/ The temperature has fallen in the
Northwest, and In Tennessee and tho
culf States: but II has been slightly
warmer on the Atlantic coast, and from
the Lower Lake region southwestward
TO Northern Texas.
Cloudiness generally prevails over the
d,stricts east Of the Mississippi. and local
showers are reported from the Southern
states and the northern portions OF tho
Lake regions. Severe thunder-storms oc-
c,,rred this afternoon In Southern Colo
RADIO.
The indications are that the weather
will be fair and cool in the Northwest
I the Upper Mississippi Valley. and Upper
lake region. Showers will probably con-
time In the Southern States. and threat
ening weather along the Atlantic coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-22
Crutches. Trusses, Brnces

Rubber Air Pillows and Cushions. al
kinds OF Pure Medicines. Mineral Waters
&C., &C.. at
OWENS G. MINOR DRUG CO.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-22

There was printers error In the
Sunday advertisement OF Meyers, sixth
and Broad. Ten-quarter Utica Sheeting
was advertised for 8 i-ic.. instead OF 2c..
and. OF course, the rush for IL was some-
thing awful. but Messrs. Meyer deter
mined 10 stick by the wording OF the
advertisement, and sold what 'was In
stock Of the sheeting for the advertised
price. This explanatic Is made In Justice
to our readers and tho Messrs. Meye-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-22
10 to 1 Means

one box of DR.. Davids Liver pills ara
worth sixteen Of other kinds for the cure
of sick headache, billousness. constIpa-
tion. and liver troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-22

In Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic you
know what you are taking. 1t is simply
Iron and Quinine In tasteless form. lt
IS sold on a guarantee-No cure no Eay.
prica Inc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-22

fellows and guests 20 the Richmond
Abatt.ir' where luncheon will be par
taken Of as the guests of the Valentine
Meat-Juicc Company. AZ 3 o'clock Thurs
day evening a reception by Or. George
Ben Johnston. No. 407 east Grace street.
ON Thuraday at 5.P NJ. Mrs Christopher
Tompkins invites the lady visitors 10 "a
lunch at the residence OF Dr. Christopher
Tompkins. No. lie cast Franklin street
Carriages will call al the Jefferson
every afternoon during the meeting at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-22
o.Doune,l defeat. sInyin.

MESPETH. l.. l.. September A.--O'Don-
nell wins. Sayin throwing up the sponge
! in the fi!ti round. -------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-22

Old Sores, scrofuIa, Eczema, Boils,
and all skin and blood diseases cured
with Or. Dayid's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsapa-
rilla- 1t makes rich. red blood. and gives
health and strength
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-22

The weather.

p WASHINGTON. September 21.-Fors-
DAM East for Virginia: Threatening
""' weather; possibly light showers;
southerly winds, becoming varia-
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CUT RATES NORTH cyrA BAY LINE,
Lowest Rates Ever offered by Any
Line-Eiegant Service. Quick
Time. and Lowest Rates.

FROM RICHMOND TO
Balti.ore, only =.
Washington, only s2.co.
Philadelphia. only $3.50.
New York. only $3.50.
Philadelphia and return. only s6.
New York and return, only So
For further Information and tickets
apply to IL. NJ. BOfklN,
General Agent,
S3G east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-22
OUR ABILITY.

1--WE have those among our people who
have said that some other nation must
take the lead Prince Bismarck says
that the people of the United States are
freer by far in their movements than
the nations Of Europe. Can it be that
this great German statesman has a higher
conception of the ability of the people of
the United States than the Tories. who
are not willing to do anything until they
ask the consent OF other nations?
Great applause and cheering) Not only
does Prince Bismarck say that we are
freer to take action than other nations,
but he says if we act IL Will exert most
salutary effect on the consummation OF
international agreement and the coming
into the league OF every European nation.
Bismarck testfes, first, that the gold
standard Is the policy in Germany, and
he wants bimetallism restored. He testi-
6es. second. that the United States is
I'm the best position of all the States to
take the lead. He testifes. third. that II
this nation take the lead, it will have
salutary influence, not in preventing
mmetallism but i'm bringing the other
nations OF Europe into an international
agreement. desire that you will always
remember this testimony coming from so
distinguished an author
FARMERS AND NON-PRODUCERS.
Let me call your attention to another
thing which Prince Bismarck said. our
opponents tell us that we are arraying
one class against another Let me show
you what Prince Bismarck has said IN
regard TO classes on questions which con-
cern agricultural depression. A little
| more than year ago he was quoted as
saying to a farmer audience In Germany
| that the farmers must stand together ana
must protect themselves from the drones
| of society, which produce nothing but
laws. Great appiause.) Remember the
| significance of those words-that the
| farmers should stand together and pro-
| tect themselves from the drones OF So
ciety. who produce nothing but laws.
| Great applause)
"My friends divide society into two
! cnasses. on the one side, put the nom
PRODUCERS. and on the other side out the
producers OF wealth; and you VIII find
that In this country the majority OF the
| laws are made by the non-producers
| instead OF the producers OF wealth; and
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MT. bryan ooh's
Ladies' and Gentlemen.-Talking out
doors is so difficult that must beg you 10
helm me Just as much as you can by
keeping as quiet az possible. and let me
saw that II those people who believe in
free silver were as easily seen through as
the average gold-standard argument.
there would be no objection 20 their
standing up. Great laughter and con-
tinued applause)
'.The chairman said that no preslden-
tlal candidate had ever before spoken in
this State. Aside from the fact that l
have been making quite conplete tour
of the country, / have an additional rea-
son for speaking in Delaware. When the
roll was called and the nominating
sneeehes for the presidency had been
made the first vote which received was
cast by one OF the delegates from Della
ware. Mr.. salisbury tappiause). who lives
in this city. Therefore. II gives me a
great deal OF pleasure to meet the people
who sent him to Chicago. tApplause)
'Now, want to talk TO you awhile
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Tho LIlIpntInn, coming.

Mrs General Tom Thumb will be the
attraction at the Grand Opera house
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even.
inEs and Saturday matinee, and OF
course crowded houses will attend ey-
cry performance. Mrs. Thumb this
season heads large company Of Amer
lean Liiiputians and full grown spec
ialty artists, and the press everywhere
proclaim IL a very neat performance.
All remember the bright little star
from their childhood. and her COM
ing will remind many Of days long
passed. The prices for the engage
ment will remain the same as usual.
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WEARING OF THE GREEN
ST. PatrieiS's Day-No Celebration Here
but Lots OF shamrock.

Yesterday was ST. Patrick's day and
although there was no formal celcbra-
tlon OF the day nil loyal Catholic irish
men were decorated with the emblem
atloal shamrock. Mass was celebrated
In all the Catholic churches in honor OF
the saint.
The Hub" clothing house gave away
q pretty badge consisting OF a sham
rock with red. white and blue badge.
The wearing OF the shamrock by
irishmen brings out n pretty legend. 1t
Is claimed that Saint Patrick used the
trefoil in illustrating to the peasants
the idea Of the Trinity. A writer In
Chambers Book OF Days" instances n
peculiar circumstance In this connec-
ton. He remarks that II the legend Is
Incorrect. II Is significant that the Ara
bic name for the trefoil Is "shamrakh."
and was held sacred in Iran, Persia, as
emblemRtical OF the Persian triadS The
thermore. that serpents are never seen
upon trefoil, and that It prevails against
the stings OF snakes and scorpions.
This, considering Saint Patrlck's con-
noction with snakes. Is really remark
able. II Is pointed out that the Irish
could easily have aScribed mystical vir-
tues TO the shamrock, and ON hearing of
the Trinity for the first time, fancied
some peculiar fitness in their already
sacred plant to shadow forth the newly
revealed and mysterious doctrine.
Many are the interesting stories told
concerning the Irish patron saint One
OF the most probable and instructive
concerns the baptism OF the great Irish
chleftain by the venerable saint, In the
ceremony the famous preacher leaned
heavily upon his crozier. the steel-piked
point OF which he unIntentlcnally placed
on the great toe OF the converted heather
warrior. The pious chief. in his ignor-
nnte OF Christian rites, decided this to
bore the pain without flInchIng, making
not murmur. The wound bled 80 free
iy that the Irish named the place
''Struth- fhuil." (streRm Of blood now
pronounced Struill, well known place
near Downpatrick.
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81 soai 90: culls and common 50 5oG
10; sheep. choice u selected export
wetfers 50 1903 50; culls. common s. %
az 20.
CmCAGo-Cattle. receipts to-day
were IIvlt: export cattle 81 $685. 20;
veal calves sold ut Il decline OF about
s5c, choice lots fetching IS 50a5 20.
Hogs the supply was soon taken Mt
81 S5GIA 10 for common to choice drovcs.
The bulk selling at 81 0Od4 " ana
prime assorted light brought 81 l2lsg
IL. Packers nre good sellers around
81 co. Sheep iOQ15c lower; fancy lambs
81 60, sales largely at 50 SOFAS 90; poor
sheep 81 SOFAS 75: common TO choice
sheen were active at 81 f5a3 SO. Re
ceIpts-CattIe $500 head; hogs 1900
head; sheep 1900 hcnd.
EAST L1BERTY-Cattlc dull: prime
81 35d4 10; good butchers $3SOQ4 10:
bulls. stays and cows 81 7jQ3 60. Hogs
glow: prime selected medium weights
81 2OGl %; best Workers. 81 l5gi 20; pigs
md common Workers. 81 1908 10: heavy
hogs s. coos 10; reughS 81 00a3 20. sheep
steady; prime 50 9Oqi 90: good 81 $50
1856; common 81 1903 10: choice lambs
81 60a4 so; veal calves IS SOu6 90.
CINClSSATI-Hogs strong and aGc-
tive at 50 5OTi 10; receipts loo head;
shipments 800 head.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, CLARE.
MONT, Baltimore. March i6.-Swine
Arrivals this week l6.Ot5 head. There
is a fair supply OF hogs on the market
and n moderate demand In reported for
them, Quotations unchanged since last
week, and for nearby hogs prices ruling
as then ut 81 1904 90 per 100 lbs. gross,
with no western reported. Roughs
s. 0Oa3 76 per 100 Tbs. gross. Sheep and
Lnmbs-There Ia only a fair trade for
aheep and lambs. Sheep sell Mt 2h0
axe and extra shade higher. Calves
--Venls sell at $4,000 per n. and there
III fair trade reported
EAST BuFFALo-Cattlc. receipts
very light. only about one car on sale
stock, n load or fat COWS sold at 81 NJ.
Hogs, receipts II cars; market fairly no.
tive: Workers., fair TO choice y 20;
roughs. common to good 81 3013 b.;
pigs. common 10 fair 81 O06i 10. Sheep
and lambs, receipts 10 cars; market
fairly active; lambs, choice to prime
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n . . rrrr.a Yry7r Ayp rrLrN -1gA.YEr.

., Z. g -E1.s sEz7E AID sl!I .1EATyTg.
d eoid under positive written guarantee, by
authorized agents only. TO euro Weak Memory;
LOS of Balm and Neoo Power: Lost Manhood:
ouiokness: Night Losses; Evil DREAMS; Lack OF
Confidence; Nervousness: LAsSitudc; oil Drains;
IGx caused BIZ oTer-Sxertion, Youthful EFrOrs, or
Excessive UsO OF Tobacco. Opium or Liquor,
which leads u Misery. ConSumptiou, Insanity
Ard DEATH. By mall, 81 = boz; SIX for s.;
written Guarantee 10 cure or refund money.
EAnpIe parIHsn. containing Eve days treatment
With full distractions. . cents. Ono sample
nlV sold % each per.on hY nail.
Icinin'E New Pharmacy. Sole Agents,
Eleventh and Market streets Egerter
Block. Wheeling. ". Va. Je2s-d&w
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nnunlnr IN a1h. Gl,aLnlor.e

"The Gladiator" Will be given at the
Opera House next Monday evening by
the traEedIan. Robert Downing. and II
large and capable company, headed by
the charming leading lady, Eugene
Blair. 1.-THE Gladiator" has been play
ed by Mr. Downing in every large city
in the country, over two thousand
times and he is as closely identified with
IL as Joseph jefferson is with rip Van
Wrinkle" Mr.. Downing has this season
made n very elaborate production OF
the piece. giving It a new and complete
scenic equipment and providing every
necessary In the way Of costuming and
ruecha nical effort
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Wool.

LoNDoN-some good woods were
presented at the wool auction sales to-
day. The bidding was generally BRISK
especially for cross brcds, but the con
tlnental demand was not 80 keen after
merinos. The number OF bales offered
were l2,1S9, OF which 600 were with
drawn. The next series opens April ~.
Following are the sales In detail: New
South Wales 1888 bales: secured $500
il Sd; greasy 6S4@ud. Queensland
3,4is bales: secured Is hd@ls Sgd;
greasy GAdild. Victoria $3.50 bales;
secured Is Iadals sgd: greasy 5dG
is I'D. South Australia 10i bales:
greasy 5X 6l9d. Swan River 6Sl bales;
secured SIAd0ls ED; greasy 6h@lOd.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal l,S1l
bales; secured 6Ndls Sd; greasy hdD
SID. Punta Arenas COS bales; greasy
6isdSAd.
BOSTOS-There is little change in
the condition OF AFFAIRS TO be recorded
on wool markets this week. The fol-
low quotations for the leading descrip-
tIons: Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces
Y and above lSc; XIX and M and
above 1890: No. ! comblng &c; No.
combing 2Sd2ic; deialne "ig2ltc;
Montana ilne medium and fine li9iic;
secured price 36G3Sc: Utah. Wyoming.
etc, fine medium and fine lOGlSc;
secured price 3IdSGc.
NEW YORK-Wool quiet,
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Did You Ever

Try Electric Dltieru as a remedy for
your troubles? II not, get a bottle now
been found to be peculiarly adapted to
the relief and cure OF all Female Com
pllInts, exerting wonderful direct
influence In giving strength and tone
20 the organs. II you have Loss OF APP
petite, Constipation. Headache. Faint
ing Spells, or are Nervous. Sleepless,
Exctable, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells. Electric Bitters Is the
medicine you need. Health and
strength are guaranteed by It's use.
Fifty cents and 81 90 at Logan Drug
Co.'S Drug Store :
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features OF the Money and stock
Markets.

NEW YORK. March 17.-AIoncy on
call easy at S.sGiM per cent; last loan
I per cent; closed at per cent Prime
mercantile paper 5hd6 per cent. Sterr-
ling exchange steady, with actual bust
neFs Ia bankers bills 81 S1&q4 So for
demand and 81 SG%d4 81 for 60 days:
posted rates 81 S7mdti SIS and 81 SSH@
$50 Commercial bills 81 Sc. Bar sill
yer 6SSic. Silver certificates G9u69mc.
The trading In the RAILWAY securities
to-day bore very slim proportion TO
the speculation In the industriRlS oil
though the market as a whole was only
moderately active. Tho ostensiblc cause
OF to-day's strength was Improvement
in the prices OF foreign. suRnrs and reve-
nues expected 20 accrue from Increased
bountIeS on German sugars. The course
OF prices was somewhat Irregular and
the fluctuations M usual widest In the
industrialH. The railway list wns with
out marked feature. although some
Noteworthy gains were made In few
lnstnnces, The market closed Arm with
tho general list showing slight gains,
halfway bonds were less active OH sales
OF t2,OiD.OOO.
Government honda firm.
state bonds inactive.
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Business at the wharf is quite brisk
these days.
The Hudson viii be to.morrow's Gin
cinnau packet.
The Ruth in her last trip up had
among her cargo 400 cases OF eggs.
The local packets have been doing
quite heavy freight business the past
few days
The Fred Wilson passed up at p.
IN, and the Valiant at . y. IN. with tows
OF empties.
The new Pittsburgh and Kanawha
river packet building ut lronton. Is
rapidly approaching completion.
The marks at the landing last even
ing showed feet : inches and falling,
In spite Of the two days thaw. That
rise must come soon.
The F. a .Gochel Formerly the r, L,
Phillips. passed mp yesterday after
noon FOR Pittsburgh. She was running
in the PakikcrsburE and Marietta trade
but has been sold by Captain Mart Noll
to Captain Mangus. OF Pittsburgh. II Is
Captain Mnngus intention to put the
Gocbel in the Pittsburgh and McKee's
Rocks trade In opposition to the street
cars.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette
of;yesterday says: The river and hnr-
Dor committee OF Congress with fam
lies and friends will arrive on Fri
day evening on the steamer Elizabeth,
Rhe having been secured TO bring the
party here from Morgantown, W. Va.
They viii stop at the Nonongahcln
house Friday night and leave here on
Saturday for beloY on the steamer Viz
glnIn.
The Raymond Horner. one Of the
largest tow boats on the river, ran
aground on the bar opposite Marietta
early yesterday morning with a large
tow OF bargcs. There was q fierce snow
storm raging. so that the pilot lost his
bearings. After striking the bar the
current caught the tow, and, swinging
II around against the West virginia
shore, Il was broken to pieces and
drifted down the river ut liberty. Two
~ Tho bnrges were benched on the
head OF MuskIngum Island. and are In
danger OF being wrecked by the ice.
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CHlCAGO-Ihe euSet Oh y esteS ~
argentine news was s SHOWN S,,,o .oI1s syyortsd
on Its recent decline, reacted &c bush a,ll
ell Atter IecIn'ns ausrter seLt "a oa-
DER yesterdays eIoshs nsuL ,.S a a. az a
Vanced uhIsr Governs anu an S,Os IA hs,H
mel gam OF Nc orr anu S 1900 NV Pm
Yer anu ciosea h ,aT ond S,ossd ronsid-
VISIONS broke pauIS anu eioseu 1o1''N
erably lower.
Flour weak e,, aeoo.
nehtLoasm. ~ ~ ,I 1000.
no sprIns estSSc, ~ e.. eStss9u n
March 6o'sGoln sgt, 81, M4S ~ SSn ~
oSe' July o='zgo'SVO''1'' 'u'' "e
Corn-Cash, no Ss az = osE q S 1Ss u
Inv SoS a 5os a3OXc; September 3lM9
NTr6NSc
Oats-Cash No. ., ledlgHc: No.
white oOIi 625c: No. 3 white l9220& c:
March closed Mt lsxc; May 2OG20N a
soSc. Jnly 90X a POI. a sOilc; September
as a o6E. M OIc
RvaSSo . 35Hc.
R.risv~So > nominal; No. 3, 25&c;
No 4 SIu I9sILc.
ElaxsenI-So /. SEC
rimntbvseed- S355,
HiosS Pork-Cash per barrel, 50 $50
as5. March 50 I5dg 62hd9 50; May
so ssL6Ss SOft9 67ib: July 50 I2Ikd9 97tk q
Az
Larl-Cash. per 100 rbs.. IS 27ik as 80:
March IS 25d5 32lkG5 27is May IS STAG
SI5SS 10. JnIy s5 59l fp5 57ILa5 IS.
Shnr, pIha cash sides. IS 05a5 10:
Norcb * o5615 ianG5 05: May IS 17hF
sStSs,SIL. JnIv Is Sons 32IsGbb 30.
1rv sailed shoulders IAGiEc,
short cIear sides. boxed, 5x(pblic.
Observation-Disclosures finished goods,
mar Gallon 81 90
Sugnrs Unchanged.
T3s,,sar. SteadV: creamery llG2lc;
dajries aaiSc
Cheese-OuIet at 9H1l0iEc.
Eggs-weak; fresh Sd9lsc.
.,,, E,., ..,,,s ~ an
NEW foHh-Ft GU reeg l a s- y,
DarreiS' exports 0,oVO a. ca h,Shs
steadier. Mhea nco r senIs -0 so, VA
els eHpSTIs Ss''y re cIoSa. No hard
ket s'eauleF al az o,,,onS onencd
Iss4e !. o. D. AIH MosSc net higher:
teaEy anu Sio -n=tE+,Nc. closed n;
no reu M sa,I Ss7or. ci,s, 4 nj zoe Corn.
receipts 5S.eCO puSnes; eApo p NJ
bushels; spot hh ,Hs 'naS enoS .tsody
NJ cieNn. 49,, I'D. ,nrch closed nj
NJ
49, fO,. 100 H SoS bvsheIs. spot market dull
e IA no tv No , 25Ic; options quiet,
AZ ~, .,,,n5w closing unchanged; March
closed CS nj &c: NAV closed at si7sc. Feed
o oiJsu I 40 steady, Hides steady. Leath-
I y. s,aaSH pSsF steady. Cutmeats firm.
e. sisa at:ndv. western steam closed at
- eI az .svcS: rofned easy. Pork steady.
TToiiow caster Rosin firm. Turpentine
s, n.'Tw SIcc steady. Molasses steady.
CottSnsecd oil steady, but quiet. COT.
fee, options opened steady and closed
steady at 5dlO points net advance: sales
10 600 bags. Sugar. raw firm: fair re-
Nnlng Sac; sales $50 tons MuseoNado
DATTT,topr Flour weak. Wheat
s,andv. snot and month TlG7lEc: May
SSy a SsISo. receipts 1875 bushels; south
crn wheat on grade 70Q73c. Corn
steady; spot. month and April sSES
33Ic: May %iSQ54Hc; recelpts t,,eSs
bushels: southern white and yellow
corn 34lS63bc, oats easier; NO. Whlte
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II feet D
inches Snow melting fast.
GREENSBoRO-Rivcr Q feet IL
inches and rising. Snow melting. Clear
and warm.
WARREN--River l foot Inches.
Clear and mild.
OIL ClTY-Rlvcr iect ihches anu
stationary. Cloudy and mild.
pITTSBURGII-Rlve & feet seven
tcnths and on stand at the dam.
Weather clear and cool
STEJj BENVILLE- feet and
stationary. Clear and cold. up-Tor-
naIo. Hudson. Down-Ruth. Crescent.
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Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, 10 a. n
PafkeTShurg. LIBERTY. II q. m.
Pittsburgh. HUDSON. up. m.
JEWEL, I .. m.
MntamoraS. LEXINGTON. 1880 a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. RUTH. . m.
Darlington. j EwEL. ) y. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, Sa. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. L0RENA, 6 a. m.
Cincinnati. :. HUDSON. s A. IN.
MAtamoras LEXINGTON. 1890 a. m.
ParkersburE LIBERTY. il n. m.
Darlington, JEWEL. $50 .. N.
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nm, p.by 4, cutting Teeth,

be sure and use that old and well-trIed
remedy. MRS. WINSLoW'S SooTH-
ING SYRUP for children teething. It
soothes the child. softens the gums. al
lays all pain, cures wind collie and Is
the best remedy for dlarrhoea- Twen-
ty-fiVe cents bottle. mwfSw
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OIL CITY-Credlt balances opened at
81 Ss and closed at 81 40: GER
tificates opened at 81 10; high
est 81 20; lowest 81 4O; closed at 81 Al;
sales 5000 barrels: shipments so.l3I bar
rels; runs ss.l1s barrels.
NEW YoRK-Petroleum steady and
closed at 81 ~ bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-18

Railroad bonds Arm.
tlir total snlcs of'stoslSs today were
1890 shares.
i.vcping Posts financial cablebrams:
TIE stock markets were lifclcss to-
day. Americans wee nngl"c'nh, TIE
Paris aud Berlin markets. we're quiet
and gteRdy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-18
Metals.

NEW YoRK-Pig iron weak; south
ern sll 2S9lS %: northern $i1 5OG13 so.
Copper steady: brokers' 81 00;exchange
Sli 90. Lead steady. Tin easy; straits
$l3 30GI3 32is; plates weak. Spelter
frmer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-18
LAST season Ike L. Hall. druSgist OF

LAST season Ike l.. Hall. druggist o.
West Lebanon. Indiana, sold four gross
OF Chnmberiain'B Collie, Cholera anC
plarrhoea Remedy and says every bot
tie OF Il gave perfect sstlstRceoh. FaI
sale by c, Il. Goethe. W. W. Irwin. {
Schnepf C. MGnkemeller. John klari
W. Ii. Hague. II. C. Stewart. X. Is
Burt, ]. Coleman. 4. y. Schoalc, VIM
McnkenslicT, j. G. Fshole. Wheeling
Bowie & Co.. bridgeport, u. F. Peabody
& Son, Benwood,