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THE NEWS.
! COMPLIED From Late Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL.

PFOccedlnEsg Of the Spec1alt SessiOn.,
( In the senate on the Sd Senator Chandler
N. H.) introduced . bill for the Issue Of
certificates Of indebtedness UP to $50, O0O.-
100 to meet deficiencies In the revenues.
The free homestead bill was considered
Ind in executive session the Anglo-Ameri-
can treaty was discussed. ;. In the house,
by a two-thirds vote, Speaker Reed was
sustained in his attitude in declining to APP
point committees during the tendency Of
the tariff bill. A. senate resolution appro-
priatng $4,000 for the congress Of the Uni
yersal Postal union was adopted, and Mr..
showalter. the republican chosen at a sspe-
cial election to represent, the Twenty-tifth
Pennsylvania district. was sworn in.
The senate finance committee on the 4th
reported the tariff bill to the senate. The
new bill is radically different from the
Dingley bill, practically amounting almost
TO another measure. 1t will be called up
on the 18th. The bin to provide new homes
on the public lands for actual and bona
ode settlers known as the free homestead
bill was passed. The Morgan Cuban reso-
luton again went over. The sundrye civil
bill was considered, but was not COM
pleted. THE house was not in session.
The senate on the 9Th by a vote Of 43 to
es refused to ratify the general arbitration
treaty between the United States and Great
Britain. The sundry civil appropriation
bill was considered. Mr.. Deboe. Of Ken
lucky took the oath Of office.
The senate on the 9Th agreed to an amend
ment to tho sundry civil bill revoking the
order of President Cleveland. made Feb
ruary e last. establishing forest reserva-,
tions aggregating II, 900 acres. The sun
dry civil bill was passed. 1t carries an ag-
Eregate of $5S.O00,00O. Senator, Bacon (Ga.)
introduced joint resolution deprecating
war and announcing the policy Of the gov
eminent in favor Of arbitration. Referred
to the committee on foreign relations The
house adopted a resolution providing that
the house should meet only on Mondays
and Thursdays of each week until other
wise ordered. n...-
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Eight-Hour Day for Machinists.

Kansas City, Mo-, May THE con
vention8 OF the International Associa-
stion OF Machinists adopted a resolution
demanding an eight-hour day in every
! branch ~ cl ST the trade. May l. 1898, was
set for the day when, the demand will
be made, and unless the concession Is
made they will refuse to work. Direct
~ 10000 men will be affected and 1oo,-
600 indirectly. Only eight hours pay
Will be asked for the shorter day, tho
object being to provide more men with
work.
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THE MARKETS
Minneapolis. Nav g.

WHIAT-No. northern ......... II a 7sx
No. northern. J. /. Z. ...... 7lX0 ~
July ....:.......... see. 72K
CORN-No ~. :. -. ........ IS
S1S -. ~: i. $ Sc
Hocs..;;: ....,... 50 % e
Lambs. ............... .. ...... 66 II
BUITDR-Crcamery flrsts... -. err35 - q i6n
Creamery, seconds. &. ........ II a. 10 I
Dairy, fancy !. I. :. !. ........ IA a IS z5
Dairy, choice ...... ....,..., II a IL
PouI!TRY-Tnrkcys... .. .......... q 8k
Spring chickens. \. s. 3. ....... n
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Warehouse Burned.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May 6.-Fire de-
stToyed the building Of the Itasoa Ware
house company with a loss including
contents Of $780, 900. Among the prin-
cipal losers W'ere the Standard Rope d
Twine company, Of New York. which
had twine stored to the value Of 81, 900.
The Milwaukee, Harvesting company
lost 100 machines and al their repaira
Besides these there were about 100 par
ties with household goods Ii storage.
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fnrther dVicess from Paris say that
10y i'll Dod l.Pl Il had been taken from the
runs y rs 81 the bazaar that was burned.
those dead inc Guiding many Of the most
consplc u Z womeni III Paris society. OF
the 400 OF more injured many will die.
Pharsalos has been taken BY the
turks ri; The Greek troops abandoned
the taWn and fed to Dokomos, 10 miles
south. 3 1.
Eleven men were drowned through
the Inflow of water into the Kelloe col.
l AerlE near Durham. England.
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Gen. Miles Sails.

New York; May 6.Maj. Gen. Nelson
a. Miles, U. 8. A.. and Gen. Horace A.
Porter, United States ambassador TO
France, were passengers on board tho
American line steamer st. Paul, which
sailed Wednesday for Southampton,
Gen. Miles 10 going abroad to observe
the military operations In the war be-
tween Greece and Turkey, and IL ao-
oompanied by Capt Maus, OF his stat. !,
Revoke Cleveland's Forestry Order.
Warrington. May - The senate
agreed to 81 saenasane nts to TIE TIE sundrT
civil bill revoking the order Of Presi-
dent Cleveland, made on February e.
last, ablishing forest reservations
agEregating 4 ,oQ0. 900 acres -
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DOMESTIC.

The Bank of Linn. Creek, Mo-, a pri-
vate concern, closed it's doors.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States on the Sd was: Wheat,
94,412,0 900 bushels; corn. Is OF, 900 bush
els; oats, II, 722 900 bushels; rye, 3,11O,-
900 bushels; barley, 1924 900 bushels.
John V. Crum, aged "a, the famous
sprinter, died in the hospital at Des
Moines, Ia, as the result of an opera
tion for appe ndicitis. ##S 4
The banking houses Of ]. B. Wheeler
e Co., both in Manitou and Aspen, Co..,
went into the hands of assignecs.
While walking on the railway tracks
near Mart;nsburg. W. Va. Benjamin
shepard and Martin Rizer were killed.
Both were farmers. @z& Pc
The incorporated towns of Indiana
held elections. Local issues only were
Involved.
The town of Pulaski, Va, was Sc
verely shaken by an earthquake, but no
damage resulted.
Reports from many towns in south
western Michigan say an earthquake
shock was felt for several seconds. At
Holland the front of a brick building
fell into the street.
The Woman's building, which is one
of the chief features of the exposition
at Nashville, Tenn, was thrown open
TO the public. r., s. T.
For the first time since May I, 1881,
when the prohibitory law went into
effect, saloon opened it's doors in To-
peka, Kan.
n ten-ton block of cut stone smashed
Through the side of train on the Chi
scago & Alton railway in Chicago, in
Ejuringp five passengers and wrecking
three cars.
The. famous racer Joe Patchen has
been sold for $4,000 to C. w. Marks, of
chicago. f f& sx@ Nh
The biennial reports of the grand Off
GERS of the Brotherhood of Railway
Irainmen show receipts of 81 ,15S, POI and
disbursements of $1,109,360. Total
membership 23,532, with $50 lodges.
Over $4,000 men were at work on the
aevees south of Red river, near New
Orleans, putting them in condition for
expected high water. M 5%%EEsf{%S
Three thousand miners went out on
strike in the coal collieries Of upper
east Tennessee and southern Kentucky.
Jacob S. Johnson (colored), an ex-
preacher, was hanged at Somerville, N.
j., for the murder of Annie Beekman.
He died protesting his innocence re
Lee Reilly set 105, 300 ems of noupa-
reil on a linotype machine in Leadville,
COL, in hours and 10 minutes, breaking
the worlds record.
Fire destroyed large portion of the
business center of Caldwell, o.
~ Maj. Gen. Nelson A. Miles left Wash
lngton on his way to the seat of war in
Europe. -
The universal postal congress met in
Washington, IS countries, comprising
most of those in the postal union, be-
ing represented. Postmaster-General
Gary delivered the address Of welcome.
Fire destroyed the building of the
Itasca Warehouse company in Mime
epolis, the loss being $4,000
The residence at Winwah Park, near
New Rochelle, N. T., of Col. C. Fl. Green
was burned with it's contents. the loss
being 100000.
President Mckinley has named Henry
p. Castle, of Minnesota, as auditor for
Ehe post Office department, and Stan
ford Newell, of Minnesota, as envoy ex-
traordinary and minister plenipoten-
Hary of the United States to the Neither
lands. EN- N 81
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

Kew. Otis Wing, the oldest clergyman
in New England, if not in the United
States, died at his home at Newton
Junction, N. H., aged 80 years.
al Rev. Edward Fairfax Berkeley. D. D.,
the Oldest Episcopal minister in the
Missouri diocese, to whom belongs the
credit of Henry Clay's conversion to the
Episoopa]ian faith, died in St. Louis,
aged "a years.
Albert G. Porter, ex-governor of In
diana, ex-congressman and minister to
Italy under Gen. Harrison's admins
tration. died at his home in Indianapo-
lis, aged ~ years. "
Edwin r. Thorne, the actor, died in
New York after a long illness.
Admiral Meade (retired), United
States navy, died in Washington. He
saw hard service before, during and
after the civil war, and had been in all
parts of the. world on important naval
and diplomatic missions.
Mr.. Charles Trowbridge, the oldest
mason in Illinois and probably the old
est in the United States, died at Ke-
vance, aged II years. ........
Miss Elizabeth Lawther; aged 60, was
married at Mexico, Mo-, to her third
cousin, Col. H. Law her, of Fulton, who
is "a. a...,.,...-...s 49,.
James B. Runnion, for II years associ-
ate editor of the Kansas City, (Mo.) Star,
died at the age Of 81 years.
Iowa republicans will hold their state
convention in Des Moines on August IS
to nominate state officers. ..,
IT.. >.E.s .a* FOREIGN. 80 go D.. =
It was said in Athens on good author
ity that the powers had made overtures
to Greece on the subject Of peace, but
that the government declined to in
woke the mediation of Europe. Alto
gether IA officers had been recalled from
Crete to be sent to Thessaly, and this
also was proof of the intention of the
new cabinet to continue the war. .
Oh Girdleness lighthouse in Scotland
the British steamers Collynee and Grin
goe collided and the Collynee sank and
II Of the crew were drowned. ~.
Fire broke out in crowded charity
bazaar in Paris and frightful panic
and rush for the doors ensued. Scores
were trampled down and the lntest re-
ports admit that more than 200 persons
were killed or fatally injured, most Of
them being women.
The James Morrison BRASS Manufac-
turing company. the biggest concern Of
It's kind in Canada, failed at Toronto for
$210, 900. \
Five anarchists convicted OF partici-
patton in the bomb outrage on June Z
last in Barcelona, Spain. were shot,,
One report from Athens says the min
listers Of war and of the interior have
returned from Pharsalos and made q
report to the cabinet which favors dis
continuing the war, and another dis
patch says the war will be continued.
The Greeks routed the Turkish troops
both at Velestino and Pharsalos ID the
biggest and most important battles Of
the war. Crown Prince Constan tine and
Prince. Nicholas fought courageously In
the front rank. The losses were heavy
on both sides. 81. .3 5584-... .I$s
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s5S After six years of experiment the at
tempt to make soldier, out Of the In
dams will III aband ed !. md the last
compnn will be mustered out at Fort
Sill pn the SYST ults.ss ssaa
Y GOV. Black signed the greater New
York charter. to take eject January !,
1898. VIZ II
A new wheat pest Ga small worm) is
doing great damage to the wheat fields
in northern Indiana.
The regents of the University OF Mich
igan have elected Prof. Harry b. Hutch
ms acting president OF the university
during the absence of President ANGEL,
as minister to Turkey.
The third annual conference of the
National Municipal league, whose OBJ
ject is the promotion of good govern
ment in cities, met in Louisville, KY. z
R. Il. Beach, OF Chicago. broke the
American indoor swimming record for
100 yards, doing the distance in
1:O71-5. ,r.a4 = .,Ti&...,, it.
While boatriding at Evansville, Ind,
Fred Melsheimer, Fred Rumpf and an
other boy fell into the river and were
drowned. g. p 5ss 49, s@444& .gr=..
The Mutual Life Insurance company
of Indianapolis went into receivers
hands with risks amounting to $4,oo0,-
900. - @t't ->-- - a ""-4
The conyention at Kansas City, Mo-,
Of the International Association of Ma
chinists adopted q resolution demand
ing an eight-hour day in every branch
of the trade on May 1, 1898. 1"3 ~,
Farmer Martin Burns defeated Dan
s. Mcleod in wrestling match at Dav-
export, a., for the worlds champion
ship. ID / -. ~ ''~ ! @';" -''.'' q
, Mason Smith, convicted Of numbering
his wife on their farm near Nevada,
Mo-, has been sentenced to 40 years. i'm
prisonment. IL
The. United States revenue cutter
Bear has sailed en- her annual cruise to
the Arctic. r1.,-.5-ir.,.t.<r.. -t43,rfs =; =
r. w. Casey, the best known miner in
the west, blew his brains out at Dead
wood, S. D., in a fit Of despondency.
He was the first man to locate q claim
in Deadwood. 49,. -. - 49,. g."
A very successful trial trip of an air
ship was made in Nashville, Tenn, by
Prof. A. w. Barnard. 80
Forest fires were doing immense dam
age on the Indian reservation near Kesh-
ena and in other portions Of Wiscon-
sin.
A fire in the cold storage warehouse of
the Merchants Refrigerating company
in New York caused loss of $500. 900
and so men were injured and one killed.
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BreaIatulls aud PFovIslonl.


CHICAGo-AIl the speculative mar
ketN to-day with the possible exception
OF provisions. were remarkable only for
their dullness In wheat crop reporta
were Of better tone but the market
closed at only a Nc decline. Corn closed
unchanged. oBtA q shade loWer and pro-
visions EXOTIC lower.
In wheat the Liverpool market was
firm and I'd higher this morning, but the
northwestern receipts were heavy and
there were reports from sections Of In.
diana, where the crop promises well, say
ing that such was the case. With that
and nothing more to start with, the OPP
posing parties in the market tugGed and
pulled at It In an intermittent way with
out moving It far on either side OF the
before
The statistics OF the days and weeks
movement were more favorable TO the
bullsthan to the bears, taken altogether.
The weeks clearances Of wheat and -four
from both coasts was given at 1,149,4l9
bushels, against !, 69S. 900 the week beSore
and l,7lI,000 the corresponding week OF
last year. The Argentine wheat Ship
ments for the week were $4,000 bushels.
compared with 1,13s,0OO the like week Of
1886. The days clearances Of Wheat and
-four from the principal Atlantic ports
amounted to the equivalent OF $4,000
bushels, The Chicago receipts numbered
seven cars and 5000 bushels we're With
drawn from store. Minneapolis and Du.
luth reported 446 cars received against
$40 a week ago and 40S the same day OF
the previous year. It was reported that
1906 900 bushels OF wheat were sold at Du-
luth for export, but the reports from the
seahoard were not encouraging as to the
prospect OF export business May open
al a shade lower under yesterdays clos-
ing price at TEX dTsTSc. X slowly rallied
to 73R73tc and then gradually slipped
down again with very little Interest at
tending the advance or subsequent DE-
cline. May was bringing I2&c at the
close after having sold At I2SG19Ac.
Corn was almost llfeleSs and kept
within a Nc range. Exports were again
large $4,000 bushels. This caused tne
market TO open at figures q shade higher
than Yesterdays close and this marx WaS
NOT devlated from. May opened at S4ls1
2Ikc and was bringing that price NJ tne
BusIneso was duh In oats even to
great extent more than usually chaFac-
terlzea q short session. the tendency
wns toward flrmneRS carly. out selllnl
reversed later and the feeling nvsraSed
steady for the day. May opener - IN
CHANGED at IKE, touched 1IA9ttAc,,
Sold 10 iIc and closed with 1I8li1tc bid.
Exports amounted TO 100000 bushels
TradIng in provisions was OF moderate
volume With prices yielding gradually
SrnTo inc Start, Commission houses were
liberal sellers, which was credited 60
Cndahy and protlt-takIng on New YORK
account. English houses took most o.
ire offerlugs. At the close May porK
was TIC lower at s. 90; May laIa s'3G
I "%S Al 81 60. Estimated receipts Nom
o4 Wheat IS cars; corn 100 cars; oats 1856
cars: hogs q, 1000 head. -
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,o,1s q, an busbeIs. spot steady: No. z

no,s. a, an b,sbeIs: spot steady: No. 2
~, S1ij"ns neEIected and nominal,
claim ' ,,SShanFed: May closed at 21Ssc.
Hny cav. Hides lower. Leather
steady, Beef steady. Cutmeats steady
Lard Oulet; western steamed 81 IS; re-
fined quiet. Pork dun. Tallow dull.
RosIn steady. Turpentlne tfm. Rice
steady. Molasses quiet. Coffee. options
opened steady, unchanged, 5 points net
advance. closing quiet, points lower 20
CARS; raw steady: fair refining 2 i5:ise:
centrifugal. 96 test, 6-l6c; refined
steady; mould A 4&c; standard sc;
conCecttonerH' 4Sae: culloal 10y;
crushed SIC; powdered SAC; gT ,!ita.
4tSc; cubes 4Sc. Cottonseeu OIL qutst'
BALTIAiORE.-F1ou dull and I'M
changed; receipts 5,4sl barrels; exports
1888 barrels. Wheat dull; spot Soc bia;
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Bradstrecls; Buyers are opera tins
freely, and the market shows 9 tlrthS;t
advance NJ ValueA TERRITORY w0olla
have been considerably reduced y
stock since the llFat Of the year. anu
good staple lines are scarce, F9g
iine ana fine medium lotH Of mood qual-
lty the occurred basis haa Rdy9neee y
3iGeS5c, willie staple woods VIII egl,a
naand 571aSc. Fleece wO0iu are scarce,
with X.S and above Ohio quoted ep Y
9sc, while dclaines arr held Rt y ~ :. !;
No. 1 tieeces nte IN short supply anu
would sell az sec FOR Ohio complng toF
ouesuuarter and thtee-eights blood Nn'
washed combings the market u hrmet'
hut nominal az 100 Tor choice lines.
Australian woods have met with a shlfI
demand, and spot lots. are selling freely
al the full market The price y g0yS
erned largely by the cost 70 ship, 9aseu
N the London sale. Americans have
tlltsn about 5000 bales thus far a the
London sale. and are bidding freely on
an suitable lots. South American WOODS
are selling freely, while secured TOT.
eiFu woods are In good demand. Carpet
Yools are quiet, but Arm
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Old people who require medicine e
regulate the bowels and kidneys Will
flud the true remedy In Electric Bitters.
Thls medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky or other intoxlcRnt,
bnt acts as a tonic and altaratlvS. 1t
Sets mildly on the stomach and bowels,
9dtiing strength and giving tone to the
orEafiS, thereby aiding nature in the
performance Of the functions, Electric
BItters Is an excellent appetizer. and
aids dIRestfon. Old people flnd It Just
exactly what they need. Price fifty cents
and 81 per bottle at Logan Drug Co.'S
drug Rtore
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KANSAS CITY, No., March ga
special Is the Star from Trenton. Mo-,
says: S. q. Wilson, proprietor Of the Bon
Ton restaurant, was found murdered in
a rear roootn OF his place last night His
head was split open and q bloody axe
Law near BIZ. The TIL had been robbed
of a small sum. Bloodhounds were put
ON the trail and resulted in the arrest
OF Ella Mooney. notorious woman and
Shanty Coyle. Excitement Is Intense.
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mas been taSon calmly, aud the sneelif
lattvo inteFeet there haa seitod thE
opportunity Tor taking some Conaideis
able amounts % our stocks. Tho llull-
don purchases Of this week have proh-
ably about biiSet ny Hales OK Iaat Weeii.
The disturbed sltuatlo may be eXt
petied To produce lncreaGGd adtlYltS ln
the local market for gteutitie1 AMI
come unusual fluctuations n prleel,
which VIII nii0rd good opportunities Tor
qulek turns on moderate profits.
HENRY CLEWS,
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Cash quotations were as follows:
TSIour-SteIdy; winter patent zoo
4 20: winter straight 81 0OV4 20; spring
SpcciRls 81 30: spring patents y oV9S W
straIghts 81 4Oq3 70; bakers " OoeS$ ~;
Wheat-No. spring IN V'zNei NO :
red SAN f4SS&c.
Corn-No. ., 24626c. -. oo.a
OatS-No. 9. lBRc; No. whltc 2VEsW
21iSc; No, white 19!Sc.
BSrley-N0. 2 nominal; No, . 96aSSc;
no T;rax sSN /, 70RG79c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. o.
I5orI--MesF, per barrel s. bbHS 90.
I.orJ-Per 100 TBS 81 1904 lIh.
short rlbS-sldes (loOse) - 5Og4 10.
ms, sailed shoulders (boXedl 4&Wbc.
shSrt nIenr aides Cboxed) 4&9&Ac.
w Undergraduates finished goods per
SS s"gaE-Cut loaf unchanged,
Butter-AiarRet firm; crcamsrles lVe'
dairleR lO9l7c. .ye.,oyo
Cheesa--Frm at lOiSTlO&c.
EggE-steady; fresh Sc.
NEW YoRK.--FloMr, receipts lT44y
bHrrels; exports 20TOa barrels; maket
AMI and unchanged, with pTleSSH Sltaug
WlnneRotR patent 81 2OU4 ~; 90 p ilt y!
- PsSsq 90: winter patents ~ bbU4 S6i
~ S "%t%as IN 1908 90; do low grades 81 GO
20 81 ~ Wheat. receipts 2,9TI bushels;
H W. az 1884 bushels; No llnrd win.
t ~ SS%c; options opened steady. and
Tier an advance. due to higher cables,
SSSd IN and closed unchanged to nc net
iowor. No. 2 red March closed al SO]SG;
Nav closed at TS17S7Sc. Corn, receipts
70 az MishelH; exports f2i,0SS buEhctHs
sn0t steady; No. 9 SOMc; steamer mixed
SStsc: ontlona generally iirin all the
mornIng and closed at We mel advance;
March closed at 29Mc: May closed Ht
5OMc, oats, receipts $4,000 bushels; ex-
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WHEELING BRIDGE 4 TERMINAL RI


Tl,,o Table No. -, to take effect 1901 a. M,
A''''S Sunday, November 10, 1895,
Leave Wheeling -iSsOo, t9:t& Stldo a. m,
igjSo' 'S:ls, tS:So, $500 r g Ms u,..
t9.SS SS.2i, tA:39, 1905 y. m, ~
iSnVe Martins FGfry-tS:iA 1855, HAN
n. A M. tg:S2, SS;9I, t4:i2, tSl9 p, m.
Arrive Terminal lunetlor-tS:lt' l1o;oS
Leave Terminal 1unctlOn-fI;22, seNo q
m, SisslO a. M, $3.50 1S0S thll, tS:ta p, m.
LEAVE MARITIME FeFry-tf:g& tS;0t q, M,
'12:I6, H:05, tl;lO, ib:i9 tS;G p m. ~ =,
Leave PCninGulA--tl;Sl, S9:lS D. ms stl.bl.
Arrive Wheeling -t7:te $3.50 9. M 1a;S6
tt;ii, ii;2k t6:Jl. 1905 p. M,
SDaily. tDally except Sunday SsundRy1
All tralnB will run on Eastern Time
]. 3, rAuaSIG, superintendent
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slAGlE 8 CO., BROKERS.

Grsln, Provisions, Stocks and Cotton.
,iSss Market Street, Wheeling. W. W.
Direct DrlVate wires TO the ChIeak
Beard OF Trade and the New York STOCK
EKChuDge, over which we receive cou'
tinu0UI inarketa and the latest news.
Long Diatance Telephone. 20. y.
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NEW YoRK.-woOl firm at 1s0.oc;
pulled 10000.