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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24
THE IMMENSE CLOAK-ROOM

is crowded as it never was. The prices
are lower and the finish and tailoring
superior to any ever offered. Specials for
to-day are:
Swell Coats of Tan Covert Cloth. fat
back, velvet inlaid collars. price 81. 90
Stylish Manufactured Coats. lined
throughout with Roman-stripe silk,
shield front, trimmed with buttons,
price S24.
Handsome Velvet Russian Blouse Coats.
lined throughout with satin, beaded
and braided price $25; others up TO $50.
Jacket Of Imitation Persian Lamb.
double-breasted. half lined, for $l9.
The best s. Boucle Jacket ever made
Misses Jacket of Fancy Cloth. braid
trimmed for $3.50; others UP to $3.50
Silk Plush Capes. full sweep. silk lined,
trimmed with fur, for $3.50 each.
Plaid-I-ined Cloth Golf Capes, from $3.50
to $50 each.
Handsome Black Kersey Capes, stitch
ed, tailor made for s. each.
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WANTED.

MAN TO SUPERINTEND BRANCH
ONCE salary $500. 500 20 $50 capital re-
CURED Tor carrying stock References.
Address Room Gl2. Fidelity building Yal.
tinOfe, Md. no gO-SI SuN VIZ
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A G 6,rI 1S.s SALE THIS CwEDy

4 LOTION SALE THIS OWFnv
DAY) MORNING, NOyENgsp 10 81.
At OUR WAREROON. "a - =, II
BBhoAD STREET. AT 1920 O'CI0citt.
i Drrusseis Carpets. Druggets: ~
turkish Rug. 12xl5 feet:
PICTURES, Mirrors. l8xD.
Lines OF Furniture, from parlor 70 hi,
walnut Bookcase,
Oak and Walnut Hatracks good o,..
very me Walnut Sideboard. Tenn
marble marble and French-plate n,-,
., ne furniture Is good ana worth
at ~ uoh OF those seeking barcaIrs'
attend. L 81 ytf q invited
no - Manager and Aucfior.C-
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

100000 POUNDS LEAF StMAC. DELIV-
cred az any station I'm Virginia. Highest
market price paid cash.
J. b. LEVY q co,
no 2S-bt Baltimore No.
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MANCHESTER. TAyES

ALL TAXES. STATE AND CITY.
VIII be past due on DECEMBER ISL. /
WIN receive the same in my office TN
that date, at which time 5 per cent viii
be added 10 all bills unpaid and the bills
turned over TO the Collector for immediate
collection according TO law.
j. w. BRONAUGH. Jr.,
Treasurer City of Manchester.
no 21-tNo30
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MEETINGS.

Office OF James Z. Goode Printing CO..
Richmond. Va, November q. 1897.
HE, ItE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS CONPANV
VIII be held at p. NJ. THURSDAY. De-
cember 2. 1891. at the company's office
NO north Seventh street. Richmond. va
JOHN 4. WEST.
no 2l26 2s& De 2-tt
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WANTED.

ALL WIDE-AWAkE BUSINESS MEN
ana manufacturers 10 have their business
advertised by the Manchester BlH-Pust-
ing Company. 1919 Hull street We c11-
IN the city. Circulars distributed by re-
liable men. New phone. 1875. no 23-lw'
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To Cure n Cold I'm On. NJ.

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL it faiis
TO cure. 25c. The genuine has L. "a. o.
on each tablet. "
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AUCTION sALEs.-Tn, |.

rs WEN r, REAL ESTATE "a 90, :,
b rneHS 81 FOR THE cURRTSNSTo 1 = /.
PATA AEAR ARE TO M p,, "a
vHIn BY THE vENpoP LAI ND
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WANTED.

OLD MAHOGANY ROU-ND-FRONT
Sideboards. with long legs: Roundup
Bureaus, Brass-Fron5 Tenders Andirons,
Old Sofas or Tables. with brass or w9ot
claw-feet, Tall Candlesticks Address q.
THOMAS. the Dispatch Office. no 49,
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WANTED,

RELIABLE MAN TO HANDLE AGENTS
Tor Telephone Tablets and Srec.alues.
lays So.Vo a year. Enclose stamp VIC
TORY MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Cleveland, o. no n "a All f-g.4
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Treasurer's Office Novemher ,oo7

Treasurer's Office, November 1. 1897.
STATE TAXES FOR 1897 ARE NOW
due, and should be paid on or before
November Both, after which date Z 80
cent. viii be added to all unpaid bins
All persons having trustees will nlease
name them when applying to pay their
Ftduciaries will please settle for tho
taxes charged against them.
CHARLES II. PHILLIPS.
no PEI II u 1QRq0
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FnUIT-cAkEs AND MINcE Pies,

PLUM PUDDING. RAISIN CAKE,
Citron Cake. Sponge Cake Jelly Roil,
Sc. for Thanksgiving dinner. with vine
sauce DRINkARD'S
no 24-its az north sixth.
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WANTED.
$40 A NONTH sAIARY.

AN EXPERIENCED CANVASSER. AID
dress, giving full particulars. Post-OGce
Box 1874 Richmond. no L-gt
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w A n I r ID. ENERGETIC LADIES
and Gentlemen to canvass. Above salary
guaranteed. Cali or address n. w.
STANCILL, Box l57. Hampton. Va. In
close stamp for reply.
~ tS-dvfvgfv eq-y.fv
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TAXEs.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
DIR. j. j. GILLIAN WILL BE IN
Swansboto'. at c. T. Jones's store ia
collect Chesterfield taxes for year 1897.
no 24-3t
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AUCTION Sales.--future p,,

BY =. A. Catlin. Auctiorser
No. 6 north Eleventh street
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

CANVASSERS FOR THE BEST SELL.
ing Book ever published EVERYBODY
wants II. Agents making perfect be-
nanza. Call so east Main between . ana
IL. no Zi-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24
WANTED,

A GOOD MAN TO MANAGE FIRST
Class Saloon. Good wages and STEADY
employment References required. An
swer MANAGER, care OF Dispatch
WI-Ifs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24
THE CHINA STORE is READY.

The display partakes Of many open
novelties not TO be found elsewhere The
most beautiful Chinaware from every
land and at small profit advantage.
Among them are:
The Finest White Porcelain Butter
$3.50 handkerchief Chocolate Pots
for sec
Delft Tea and Coffee Cups for Sc. each.
Handsome 'Trilby' Toilet Sets, COM
| plete 10 pieces for $3.50.
S5c. White China Neat or Turkey Plates
Decorated Individual Butter Dishes for
1c.
csc. Austrian China Cracker Jars for
25c. choice
Beautiful 1O-inch Jardinieres. various
shapes and colors, for Zoe.
e-piece Underglaze Decorated Toilet
Sets for $i.3g.
l5c. White China Bowls for &C.
NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND DOL
AIRS WORTH OF
AGATE IRONwARE
pr cash down. The Houseware things
|Fere bought with the view that the low
|rices should clean them up before all
be Toys were opened The prices are
|oout quarter and half the usual low
Fl advertised ones. The goods the very |
est known the world over:
|SAUCEPANS. / quart. l9c.; quarts |
zoc.; quarts, S6c.; quarts, 4Sc.;
quarts. 55c.
Bread or Roasting Pans. 10, Y, 80 40.
ana soc. for the largest
|Dlsh Pans 10 quarts, 35c. IA quarts
0Oc.' IL quarts. $50; p quarts. 9Sc
buckets, with Covers, l quart &c:
quarts, l5c.; quarts, 25c; quarts.
&C.; quarts. 50c.
milk or Pudding Pans, / quart &c.
quarts. izc.; quarts. i5c.; quarts
oval Baking Pans. &c.
|Pie-Piates &C.
|conee-Pots, l-2 quarts, lOc.: 2 quarts.
SOC; I quarts, 4Sc.: quarts, Soc;
Soup Ladies, &c. each
pippers. &c.
|pTHER SPECIALS ARE:
|S"ai,sh'ers for &c. Largo Japanned
ooio-i.euered Cake Boxes, 19c ia
panned and Decorated Toilet Sets. 5sc.
xyM oncYeis. zc. 1-pound Cake
Mouiqs, l0c. Pie-Plates, ic. Canisters
lot &C. iO-quart Blocked-Tin Dish
lansi ioc. Russia Iron Bread Pans
D. sspanned Coal Vases. SOC. l5-inch ,
HE COHEN co.
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pol BY Dudley & Gray. ''''
Keai Estate Auctlonec,r,

10y the Valentine Auction Comma,
S2s east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION

Mr.. Catlin moved that committee
be appointed to wait upon the next
legislature TO ask authority for the CITY
to pass an ordinance relieving from
taxation for term Of years all
manufacturing enterprises, the commit
tee TO decide as TO whether such an Or
dinance should apply to enterprises al
ready located here.
Mr.. REGISTER seconded this motion IN
a short speech. The motion was adopted.
Mr.. Christian moved that subscriptions
be at once taken for the purpose of paw
ing the salary OF a man whose entire
time should be devoted TO securing new
enterprises for this city The motion
was adopted and considerable sum was
Adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24

Office of Chief Of Police
City Hall
Richmond, Va. November %, 1897.
NOTICE.
A SORREL BULLOCK was taken up.
gong at large, by the police November
Iith instant. The owner will call az Second
Police-Station. Sixth and. Marshall streets
for the same; and if not called for by
November rs, 1897. he will be sold at
public auction at 10 A. NJ. on that day.
b. +. HOWARD.
no z-N Chief Of Police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24

is going on here. There is a cause that
exceeds any ever created to buy quick
Such Fur prices and so many pretty Fur
things were never here before:
Brown Marten Victoria, with storm col
lar 10 tailG 2 heads, lined with fancy
silk, for $3.50.
Electric Seal Stole, 81 inches long. Is
tails. storm collar. fancy silk lined,
a bargain at $25-SlS50 here.
Imitation Stone Marten Colarette. 8
tails 2 heads, for S49S.
Electric Seal Stole Scarfs, with 10 Mar
ten. tails, S39S.
Imitation Mink Scarfs, with spring
mouths. for Acc.
French Coney Collarettes, high, storm
collar, S223
Canadian Marten Collarettes, tails
and 2 heads. S2.9S
Silver Gray Fox, life size, a perfect
gem, $3.50.
Black Coney. Collarettes, with coney
tails, for Csc.
Full line of Fur Trimmings. Black or
White Angora Fur, for 15c a yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24

LOST, AN ITALIAN GREYHOUND
PUPPY, about months old; fawn color.
Answers TO the name of Don. a reward
will be paid if returned to No. II north
Fifth street. no 9i-9t
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1ls!(S!iFEE::N!|:,!.(9
SHOW ROOMS.

To-Day the Basement alone
presents the very dictionary OF
art and beauty. with every corner
OF this great store as most eff
fective tempter.
REAL BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS
FOR QUARTER THEIR VALUE. Any
among nearly a thousand pairs for $50
pair. These goods were sold at auc-
ton by the fire underwriters. and are
sold to you as damaged by water only.
THE BOOK PLANS
ore coming to completion. Our great
Book business always gathers remark
able offerings.
Books of every sort and size to delight
the juvenile world. Books of every sort
that will delight the boys and girls.
Books Of the old masters in new. at
tractive bindings. Books of the new, in
teresting writers in the most acceptable
publications.
Series Of Books for the little tots:
The correct edition of Mother Goose's
Melodies. with over 100 engravings, !
35c. value, to-day l9c
Children's Large Bareback Books |
lCo pages. profusely illustrated and |
several highly-colored pictures, for |
l5c
Babys Cut-Out Picture Books for &c.
Colored Illustrated Books for &c
Bareback Books, with Illustrations,
&c.
Books for Boys and Girls:
81 edition of Henty. Alger, and Cap
tain Mayne Reds Books, for boys,
Tor sc.
Any OF the Sl.25 Elsie Books for Girls,
to-day 75c.
Books for Grown-Cp People:
N.O English Poets, in handsome pad |
ced bindings. to-day $50.
Shakespeare. complete. illustrated. age.
Soc. Bound Books, 25c. 81 ones for SOC.
Paper Dolls, and 23c. a set, etc. etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24

would interest would be of such impor-
lance as to commend them 20 our notice.
a great part OF this work may possibly
ber but IL might he found desirable that
influential members OF this body might
De called upon to go and see such firms
as are DESTROYS OF coming here. and give
them such encouragement as we can Of
Ter. l think this view should meet with
the careful attention OF all those having
this matter MI heart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24
LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST, ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO. A
SILVER TERRIER, who answers to the
name Of Sport. Reward II left at a5
north First street. no 24-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24

fdCllueS-l DelleVe IL is admittedly true
that these with us are good. To the West
we have the Chesapeake and Ohio ana
Norfolk and Western, and practically the
pennsylvania via Richmond, Fredericks-
burg anC Potomac TO the South we have
IN" Southern railway, the Atlantic Coast
Line. and practcally-and | hope 1t Will
not be long before | can say actually-the
Seaboard. which three systems pretty
much control the transportation OF the
South Atlantic States. To the North we
nave the Richmond Fredericksburg ana
POTOMAC. with its close Pennsylvania rail
way connection. the line via West Point
and the all-water lines to Norfolk, Balti-
more, Philadelphia, and New York to say
no'h ming OF opportunity for import and ex-
port on fair terms through Newport
News: and last, burt not least. all-water
by san vessel. While all this means that
our Position for distribution is exceptional
II behooyes us TO see that il is used to
the best advantage. and there are two
lessons / would inculcate in connection
therewith-the one, the Importance of the |
Traffic Bureau of the Chamber of Com |
merce; and the other. tie Importance OF |
James river for TRANSPORTATION The Traf- |
No bureau has been lily 81 ipt rted. II APP
D-eciated, by our merchants Certainly no |
progressive city can afford to be without /
one: and lately l have visited two cities
which appreciate this so greatly that out
)i the city treasury so,OOo In one case anc
5000 In the other are annually appropri- |
ited for the maintenance OF their traffic |
bureaus. Next James river. know il has
or years been the fashion among many
II our citizens 10 carp at and make merry
'ver James river as "A transportation me-
Iium. but woe be unto you without IL,
or II. and II alone, is a standing and in
incible guard TO this, city, against ex-
essive rates In this day of railroad com
inations. and instead OF belittling the
cN elopment, including the fulflment of
he United States Governments proposed
Ian OF giving us p feet OF water. Our
osition Is strong as to transportation.
&c that you make the most OF II by
earty support of our Traffic Bureau 10 |
revent others with less or equal adyan-
ages from getting ahead CT us by Keen
IL but a weli-posted guard as TO rates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-24

To-Day the Basement alone
presents the very dictionary of
art and beauty. with every corner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-25

change market on this side will be han
died In such way as to prevent It
through investments here In sterling
bills, The present excellent traffic re-
turns are an evidence OF the improve
ment In business In all sections of this
country. Railroad earnings alone pro-
duce dividend and interest money on
the securities issued by such corpora
lions, and the only reliable evidence OF
intrinsic value Is the net money made
by these transportation companies.
With these facts In evidence, 1t will not
be an easy matter for the bears" to
pound values down and keep them de-
pressed for any length OF time.
The money market has made clear
turn In the direction Of settled ease, TO
continue in any event until next spring
or quite possibly next fall. The outflow
OF currency to the interior has almost
entirely ceased, and the next movement
in order is the reluX OF the thirty mil
lions or more that has gone to the west
and south since last July. The south
may require some further remittanees
in connection with the cotton move
ment, which has so far been unusually
restricted, and for that reason may be
expected TO materially Increase next
month. But II Is not unlikely that the
Increase In the cotton exports may
bring gold to this side Of the Atlantic,
with the present extraordinary trade
balance In our favor.
HENRY CLEws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-25
Wool.

Bradstreets: Trade has fallen of con-
slderably during the past few weeks
and the market is apparently settling
down to quiet period. There Is very
little weakness I'm values, however. and
bids on territory lots OF one-half cent
below the grease prices have been re-
fused Dealers have expected this let
up in the demand and are by no means
anxious. Fleece woods are quiet but
firm at 2Sa29c for Xxx and above Ohio,
with medium washed at about the same
price md deiaines at 2sdSoc For terri
tory secured. about soc for fine me-
dium and fine is the price. with staple
up to 55c. while medium is quotahle at
45c. Australian woods are firm, but
quiet at about G5d72c. secured, for best
lots. London sale closed two and one
half 20 five pes cent above the opening
for best mccln9s Estimated about 1000
bales bought FOR America at the sales.
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Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-Firm; spring patents 81 aefS
4 70.
Wheat-No. 2 spring sec; No. 3 spring
SoaSse; No. red CSC,
Corn-No. 2, 25& d26c.
oats-No. 2, lShc; No. white &c: No.
white 2l@2iNc.
Rye-No. ?. 47tkc.
Flaxseed-No. /, 81 02i5@1 O6k.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50 60.
Pork-Mess, per barrel 81 Sb6T 90,
Lard-Per 100 lbs 81 356D4 37ik.
Short rlbs-Sldes uoose) 81 45TI rs.
Whisky-Dlstillers finished goods, per
gallon 81 20.
Butter-steady; extra creamery &c;
Bggs-steady; fresh lIikc.
NEW YoRK-Flour, receIpis % ono
barrels; exports 1891 barrels: market
was tairly active and firm ut full
prices; Minnesota patents IS 1895 SO:
Minnesota bakers 81 3jal so; winter
low grades 81 0Oq3 lb.
Rye -four flrmer; fancy 81 OOas 30.
Bnekwheat -four quiet 1t 81 IOflI 30.
Buckwheat duh at 31d3So. Cornmenl
duh; yellow western 6Oc Rye firm, No.
2 western bliSc. Barley firm; feeding
2gc. Barley malt dull; western 65Ggoc
wheat, receipts a55,i5O bushels: ex-
ports 1880 bushels; spot market
qnlet; No. : rcd 81 oiM. options opened
on from the curb price and ruled quiet
ana rather easier all the morning, in
ilucnccd bg liberal realizing nnd eome
foFe'gR selling, closed irregular at I'm
changed prices; No red May NJ 6.igfD
ObAc; closed Mt Ojltc December VI 3.i66p
"a 1880; closed at 07Mc
Corn, receipts 2li,Oib bushels: export,
2O,26j bushels! spot market easy; No.
., 32c; options opened steady, but cas-
cd on under rcullalng and the SCI .baei,
IN wheat closed h0ic net lower; NAV
3bMWSbAc. closed at aiisc; December
3lhW3lNc; closed At aiihc.
oats, receipts 1880 bushels, cxporte
6O,iO2 bushels; spot market dull No 9.
a2c; options were dun and fcnturclcsq
at unchanged 10 Nc net lower! Docem
Der closed At ease
Hay dull shipping iOai5c; good to
choice bOdI7Oc
llopH quiet, state cnmmap ia choice.
1895 crop, i6fGc, 1900 crop, G6Oc, 1897
crop iidilGc, Pacific conat 1895 rrop. 460
&c, 1900 crop, G6f0c, 1897 crop, ilffiGc,
London market bbd6bc.
Hides steady, Galveston ib0Di0c, Tex
as dry i2ni2hc California i7dlac.
Leather steady hemloclS sole, Buenos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-25

Ayres, light 70 heavy weights 2sn@
9si.e; acid 20lsG2Sc.
Beef steady; family 50 00qlO 90; ex-
ira mess 81 5OdS so; beef hams SEA Goa
% 90,
Cutmeats firm; pIckled bellies 6NR
nc; do shoulders sac; do hams SD
SIC.
Lard easier: western steam closed q
"a 10; refined quiet.
Pork duh; old mess s. 1909 25; new
mess 50 25Gto %; short clear $40 o08
IS a.; family Sll O0Ql2 90.
Tallow quiet; city SIZE; country SA9
3%c.
Ros!n steady; strained, common TO
good. 81 4Odt 49,
Turpentine steady'at S9I39&c,
Rice firm; domestic, fair to extra,
4s66Rc. Japan 44G5Mc.
Nolasses quiet, New orleans, open
kettle. uood TO choice. s5q3ic.
Coree optlons opened steady and
nnrhanged, ruled inactive. with weak
nndertone followInr Disappointing Eu-
-onean cables, continued heavy re-
ceints M PIo and santos and lower
Snnt cofsaa n,orte,s selling checked
sar,a,yba, Ia, heavy United states
S .,.a-eSa,,sa Sa,l"sr,es. closed rarely
,,aaa'' "a NO, nnchnnssd 10 Z polnts
, s'saus anu we, ,,u n" S"ss Ino,nding De-
soM.t a. 1 ssN. , g, sac. INV s5c snot
sastaa pIo Toot, M Involee 6s,c.
roiiS nuIets. Coriova 1Od15c
sngar INV nominal: fair refining
s'1sc. centrifugal e6 test. sJse; refined
o,,,st, s,ondarJ A consectIoners' Sc:
cn,Ioaf ana crushed 5Ye. powdered
~. ersnm,oted MO.
0Su' saauu'arS ~, .,,,, Ds
Neutrality-suspicious. as7 ha ar,,Ee 1 ex
,inS,n I;e horrsls Wheat strong, No.
pO Ia snO, Tho month and November.
Se7l SasiEc. a. December. sSGssXc; steam.
s az. No 8 rod Wdelc. reeeipts. 9s,iG5
srs M, : WARS Su Ss 0g7 bushels; south
a Uus" h,, 90 r,TIe SsSsSiso. IN grade 9iIl
Ses,tc Com ouiet and flrmer; mixed
snot gtxc: new or old November or
December, Sla3lAc; steamer mixed, 29A
62shc; receipts, 81, eSs bushels; southern
white corn, SiGSSc; yellow, S2@SSc. Oats
6,.,,,. No . u,hIte 06ih &c. receipts l6,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-25

WARNING; e. Persona who suffer
from coughs nnd colds should heed the
warnings " danger ana save them
selves suffering and fatal results by
using one Minute Cough Cure II is
mn lntalllblc remedy for coughs, colds,
Group. and all throat and lung
troubles. Charles H. Goethe, Market
and Twelfth streets, Chatham Sinclair,
Forty.slxth and Jacob streets. A, H.
SchcclC No, COZ Main street; ENley
Bros, Penn aud Zane H.rccts Bowie
q Co, bridgeport, @
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-25

CHICAGo--Cattle closed easier after
n quiet week; medium natives which
came into competition with westerns,
are selling slowly. but butchers are In
brisk demand; extra. IS l595 30; com
mon beef steers 50 65GDi 90; fair to
prime feeders, 50 1904 SIS; common 20
good stockers, 50 OO93 So; cows and
heifers. SO 4O63 rs; Texas steers, fair TO
choice, SO 25Q3 %; Texas cows and heifA
ers, 81 4043 10; western range steers,
SO 3004 %. The run of hogs as very
large for Saturday: trade was active,
packers operating at yesterdays prices;
sales were largely at 81 6Oq3 30: heavy
packers went at 81 40Gl3 65, and prime
light weights al 81 1904 90: prices were
largely 10c per 100 pounds lower than a
week ago: pigs sell largely at SO iOg
3 30; fair to choice. 50 65Gpi co.; common
to choice, 81 G0d3 95; good to cholc0
SO 99ai 99;,eommon TO good light, So 600
3 S7Ik: culls. 81 00G2 70. Sheep - The
light supply to-day was soon disposed
Of. lambs averaging trlfle lower; sheer
were saleable al 81 5004 80 for natives
and SO 1904 30 for western rangers
feeders fetching SO SOFA 90; lambs were
in demand at 81 00q6 90; westerns sold
at 81 COOS 60 and feeders at 81 GOdi 80,
EAST LIBERTY - Cattle steady;
prime, 81 S565 90; common. SO 2503 75i
feeders, 81 80di SO. Hogs fairly active;
prime medium weights, 81 1904 l2Ik;
best Workers, 81 O594 10: common to
fair Workers and pigs SO 95d4 90; roughs
81 2583 30. Sheep firm: choice, 81 goa
30; common, 50 1903 IS; choice lambs,
IS 3o65 80; common TO good lambs, 81 90
as 20; calves. Sc 25Q6 70.
CINCINNATI-Hogs steady at 50 90.
at 80 2594 90. Lambs higher at "a 0OQ
4 7b.