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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-12-18

Madison. Wis. Dec. Is Special. 7
The Lincoln Fire Insurance company Of
New York city. a stock company. has
been admitted 10 do business in Wi>cou-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-12-18

o'clock ut the First " T. church, Of
which the deceased Lad long been faith
full member IT WAS the preference of the
immediate relatives Of the deceased t.
have brief, private services at the old
Mckinley homestead but in answer to
the urgent request of ncighhors, old-timc
friends and members Of the church, they
yielded their desires and cOnScHtt 10
have public services.
Information is definite that all the
members Of the cabinet with IT, eXccp-
tion of Secretary Gage Will be present.
Nice-PrcSidcnt Hobart has just an
nounccd that he cannot come. The "!ti-
claIS from Washington will reach Canton
on Tuesday morning.
Fclegr&ms Of coincidence are pouring in
by hundreds today. Early this morning
President Mckinley took a brisk walk III
the hracng air for exercise. Every pc
dcStrlan who met him lifted his hat.
The Indications now are that the fumcr-
nj will he the largest ever held i'll Canton.
Business will Ne suspended in the city.
All churches will be represented at the
services and distinguished men will be
present from all parts of the country.
Re-. br. Manchester. pastor Of Mrs.
Mckiuey's church, viii make a very brief
address in order to permit the pastors Of
other church time TO express a sentiment.
Mrs Mckinney was distinctiyely 4
homc-living woman, and in the two
story frame cottage on West TUscarawIs
street III Canton. where she died and
where she had lived for many years. was
dcarcr to her than any spot on earth.
There she spent her declining DAYS
with her daughter Helen. and ncr grand
children. Grace ana James Mckinley. re
cclNImg occasional visits from hcs other
children, seldom going out except 10
church, where She could he found every
SUNDAY morning unless prevented by i'll
rrSS
When Mother Mckinley went 10
Washington to attend the inauguration Of
her sou rs President she received an
amount OF iiattcrInG attention that would
have turned the head of a less sensible
mother. The impression She created was
that OF a woman of great simplicity and
strength of character Before She left
some one said: Il should think. Mrs Ne
kInlcy. YOU would be very proud ta have
Your son President of the United
Statrs:" She replied: Il am proud If Wi
liam. and if he makes as good i'rcsdrnt
aS h" has been a son he viii br all ,ha, |
can hope for him"
During the inauguration ceremonies
Mother Mckinley stood ut Il window i'm
the Ehhitt house. with the arm of her
son Ahncr about her waist Referring
10 the WclI-kuoWn fact that Mother Nc
klHloy originally intended her son VII
liam for the ministry. and that She had
often said that she hoped he might he
come bishop. Abncr, pointing to the
cheering multitude on that great 0cca-
sion. said: Mother. after all. isn't this
greater for Us alI than if William had
become bishop
Turning from the brilliant scene and
resting her head upon Abner's stalwart
shoulders. she said. between SOhs which
shook her fragile form: God knows
best. Ahner. He has been very good to
William and TO all of US
The thror- of ladies and gentlemen
who heard the remark were thrilled with
emotion because of that pathetic express
sion II s-mple faith and matnrmaI love
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-12-18

All Canton joins in Paying Last
Rites to Memory of Presi-
dents M other.


Canton, O., Dec. li.-N bile the family
and friends and neighbors of the late
Mrs Nancy Allison NcEiulav ora nay
..;l,,,.1
"a mn ''o' 'ii!"'e VI i'Hi''et anu hiie
'l' "afIhiy remains are bclhS ialu TO rest
i'll beautiful West Lawn cemetery at the
side of her husband ard other of her fam
iv VIII, b,,.,. ,,,.,.a,lor No.. ,,,.,,. mo rivor
" "
Of life all else IS abandoned in Canton
BUSINESS houses closed at | O'Clock TO re-
main closed until after the services; The
public schools closed at noon for the re,
maludcr Of the day and business OF all
kinds is practically suspcm.y,ii.
The city council at Il meeting last night
arranged To attend the funeral in a body
and ordered all offices iii the city build
ing closed during the hours Of the funer-
al. The courthouse closed at noon and
the officials and clerks. together with the
members Of the bar, attended the services
in a body. as decided upon at a meeting
this morning.
Rain began last evening and has con
tinued almost necessarily ever since, and
everything is dismal and gloomy III con
sequence But regardless of the wealth
II the streets early began to fill with
those who desired tU attend the services.
and it was soon evident that the large
church would contain only IL fraction of
those who sought admission. All morn
i'- 'hc 'AAL'HH wagons tohuiIueu TO un-
,''i III" IliI!'enl hoI"i 'iinuieS bi0uGIt
~ tntI! iI1Il from sEhi'' hizlhS lrlrIdS
~ 81 It I"''' anu ~ l,irIe Ny "u4Sn
,,i,, I, ~ W. al 'iic
I'm, ,hi''' - "L it.GhbofS ana lriehls
at at nome; Nearly every tram brought
tL!rilII ,.' ol liIc FtSiu'I' ana lalhhS TO at
I'l,l t,e ser ICES
as lHH cdShGl containing Ine remains
wa was ttHQGfiS plaGed III front OF me L1 chan
~ ,I .li' ,1frI; "n p5
~ Hit>NfS, " man II. heeu, hol4aS >:
MaIIoy' Alfred IaeflrcnS ana Harry
-" S.,ii' chalted sun, sun Win
I.o.
e, ~ -, iiei"ru'h "l Il'!l! NJ
toi 'Tn' Nt"He pa StoIdlt III I'll
~ - tic longest III the iocai clerE2'
HHrl5" q i,i N'HI prayer 1hiS WIS Iol-
.!H'u ny the ftaa,nS OF me hIihh.
,Il;riIE.>. Lover OF Ny oon,; PE i,rI.
- 'Iii-''H - IN ii>t ltSpA 1'Il;'A
IH''f'H' ana inc singing OIL the same by
''IG 4H'FIrltci
~ ~ li'l! oi iElhi'S iut'c!a I an
~ ,''' " ~ III at,>"il iolii llS'
"IIii'Ili2i - G'EI "i iIr III lcth'h chap'tr;
4I'iler -'l53"T Il y ,IS>l,iS 'hoh T'a9
t,Ee llltiL"t ;ai 'l,t"i'','i y! tut pohI" "i
H,II'TeFS OF thG 'huirh q Whlch N"Ihet
i,I ii"a ~ - 81 "a a iI,
49, III i"''i lc''t sang i''"d' NIh"l!
l'i@it.
'ripn'e ifom 'he fas'or.
Roy. ltr. Manchester. who was a com
rade in arms of the President during the
war as y member of tn" famous Twenty
third Ohio Volunteer infantry. and who
has been the pastor of the First NJ. T..
church for some years. delivered an eulo-
~ III which he dwclt upon the character
of the DEPARTED and spoke of her as she
was known by the ucighborS and friends
III Canton
After the singing of "Ncarcr Nv God
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-12-18
SPORTING EVENTS.

a.ra.d ro meet ut san Francisco i'll Janu-
airy.
Con Doyle and Billy Stiff hav signed
articles 10 box six rounds at Chicago.
Billy Madden has matched Gus Kuh-
lin to meet Billy Smith of Texas at Hot
Springs on December II.
Jim Watts Of Louisville says if he beats
Jim Jancy. whom he Is to meet in few
weeks II Baltimore, he will challenge
Joe WaIcott for return battle.
Tom Sharkcy has started i'll to train a,
Vallejo, Gal. for n7s coming bout with
Jim .JefTrieS Sharkev being trained by
Tim McGirath and his brother Jack.
George Green. known as Young" Cor
bet,. and Billy Gallagher, who knocked
ont Danny Necdham recently, will box
twenty rounds ut san Francisco in Febru-
airy.
Jack Evrrharlt ha- evidently changed
his mind about not fighting Kid Nc
PartIaud again Word was received in
New York from Everhardt stating that
In. will fight Mcfarland on the same con
,!itions n their recent contest.
Tommy West thinks that he can de-
feat Tommy Ryan, and seeks IL match
with him West is ready II meet Ryan
Ht 15S ar 100 pounds. and says that n
snatch can easily b" ratified if Ryan GOV
srs his forfeit Of $3.50, which has been up
Tor some time.
Tommy White at London recently. but
who became i'll ut the last moment, de
Seated Willie Smith in ten rounds at
i.on,lou on Thursday night. Smith was
fcathrrweIGht champion of England when
beaten ~ Solly Smith last year.
II i likely that Yank Kenny and Bob
Armstrong will be matched To box at
Chicago very soon. Kenny says that he
has heard that Armstrong desires to fight
him for $500 OF the outside. Kenny has
sent this amount 10 'ParSon Davies to
bind the match.
Several matches between American and
foreign boxers are scheduled to take place
NJ the <ational Sporting club of London,
within the next three months. The
Americans are George Bey"rS. Danny
Mcbride, Billy o'Donnell and Joe Bern
stc!n. The latter may receive the first
chance against Ben jordan
According tp the accounts published in
the English sporting papers of the re
cent contest between Tommy White and
ben Jordan. White was knocked down
in the nineteenth round with left on
the chin. White was DOWN seven see
,nds Just as Jordan was about 10 fin
.Sh him. Jimmy Barry, one of White :
seconds. entered the ring and ordered his
snan to stop. Jordan i now thinking
IF coming t" America next summer.
Harry Peppers was knocked out in
nineteen rounds by George Rycrs at
Waterbury, Conn.
Jake Gaudaur announced at Toronto
that III had declined to accept James
Nray'S challenge To row in England fpr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-12-18

Nd Mccoy h-~ something now in rn,
Wy ~ training apparatus II consists
tlekllng dummy used 81 football I,Iayars
IN practice. NcGoy brought the has win
llA from South Africa. where il = i'm
universal u" among the profession When
Med with SawduSt ~" bag is said In iii
o. need 81 4 man for rough work To-
lection. The only difference being thar
'o VIII TIRE and be Sow after the first
a.Aote> Of work. The bag. no mat
,ol Bow ff.] it Is nummelrd. ALWAYS re-
49,. lo aatark whIle the boxer j.
continuity li3a-. Mccoy saws thar h.
- W. 5..'ts Viz ~ FRIDAY a. abour l57
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-12-18

Jake Gaudaur announced at Toronto
that III had declined to accept James
Wray's challenge to row in England cor
$1,000. If the Australian will guarantee
5000 expenses - me | Will row aim
said Jake The champion expects t. Ec
frequently challenged by ambitious oars-
men, who hope To- find him of color SOM,
time ana thus defeat him. Il viii fuol
them for five or six years yet Ir sail.
''aS am always in good condition and
Viii not take long to yet into racing
SHAPE Anyone who thinks he can r&1,,
mn mapping had better take 4 nap first.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-12-18

Harry Peppers was knocked out in
nineteen rounds by George Rycrs at
Waterbury, Conn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

CHICAGO.-Whcat was nervous to.
day. Prices were sustained, however,
I'm tho face Of heavy realizing by large
sales at the scaboard for export Sep
TENDER gained isC net. Corn was strong
on hot weather west, gaining laM9sc.
Oats were steady, closing &c higher.
Provisions lost 2kHIiEc on heavy re.
coplts and pnckcrs selling. Liverpool
and London were atill dcvotlng them
Aelves to holiday pleasures, and conse-
mcntly regular market quotations were
not received from there. II leaked out
however. that Paris had made another
sensational advance Of equal to 2Mc per
bushol-at least It was so reported as
the market was opening here. English
country markets were Cd higher The
receipts here were only 2iS cars, against
sos az estimated Saturday, aud the
worlds exports TO Europe for last week
gave indications Of being very light, the
Danubian states reporting only ll2,OOO
bushels. Those were the points that the
local spectators seemed most Impress
ed with for time and caused the mar.
kct to start very Elrogg at &c over sat
urdny's closing prices, and In about
twenty minutes to gain n further lMc
The prospect Of heavy visible Increase
which developed shortly forced n sudden
change Of sentiment. Prominent bun
leaders appeared as heavy sellers, dis.
posing Of one and onc-haif millions on
the swell The demand thus filled. n
general rush to realize set In and price,
declined to the opening figure, rallylng
ntfully 10 7iiAC. Tho visible supply In.
creased t.7S2 900 bushels compared with
u decrease last year Of 3SS,0OO. The total
In now about i1Sii,OOO bushels, against
~. IN 900 bushels a ycnr ago Export
clcarnncca from four principal Atlantic
ports were equal IN wheat ana flour "a
$4,000 bushels. Primary market re-.
rolpla were 100000 bushels, against
1924 200 bushels yCnr ago Kansas CITY
received Sl2 cars ana Toledo HGi but
against the Toledo rcCclptB must be-
placed rhlpmcniH from tho snmo place
uf about 100000 bushels, New York rc.
ported good demand for wheat from
Germany. Baltimore mentioned the
same circumstance. Paris cablcgtnmi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03
MP JOHN A MYERS
And His Charge or PIsgiAFiSm Made
Against SIR. TIC Aths'oH'

And His ChArge or PlagtAFism Made
Aguinst Mr.. 7. c. AtkssOH.
To the Editor OF the Intelligeneer.
sIR;-some one kindly mailed me q
oopv o, the July 2sth Daily Inteinsen-
Ger in which DR.. John A. Myers, late
director OF the agricultural experiment
stauon, fires his deadly parallel col
umn" at me. would pay no attention
10 Il. since the doctors purpose Is so
nonumentally manifest, except to
make plain statement of facts, The
article referred TO as published in the
Farm Reporter and stockman and Far
mer. was suggested by Mr.. Barbe, field
agent OF the university. and written,
primarily, as an advertisement. II was
burriedly prepared, at the noon hour. in
the midst of my harvest work, and In
order to save time and labor, the para
graph charged us piagiarized, was cut
from the last University Catalogue. and
,asted on to the manuscript, with pro-
rer quotation marks, My son, who
writes a fairly good hand, copied the
nrtiele, the truth Of which anyone, who
wishes. may establish by procuring the
t r1py OF che manuscript sent the Stock
man and Farmer, which did not read
afttr II was made and which have had
no opportunity OF seeing since. had
no thought Of using university advertts-
ing matter for advertising purposes,
without giving proper credit to the doc
Tor, and I want TO atone for the past
offense by promising here, and now,
that should l ever again have occasion
TO use The doctors classic composition,
for advertising purposes, will take es-
pedal pains to see that the doctors
name Is printed In large capitals In con-
nectlon with IL. My personal relations
with DR.. Myers have always been OF
the most pleasant character, and this Is
written in no spirit OF unkindness, and
we beg his pardon" for this uninten-
tioual "stealing" OF his profound
thoughts. Under all the circumstances,
/ forgive the ''unpretty" things the doc
tor said about me,
Very truly yours,
II. c. ATKEsoN.
Buffalo W. Va, July 81, 1897.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

Special Dispatch to the Intsliircneor.

Special Dispatch TO the Iutelligencer.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug. 1.-The
Shenandoah Trust and Title Company
was incorporated yesterday. with n cap
itaI stock of $3.50. Those forming the
company are John Porterheld. A. W.
Mcdonald, D. Hughes, S. Dalgan.Frank
Beckwirh. E. W. Mcdonald and Guy
Webster. all of Charleston, Jefferson
county.
The West Virginia Chantauqua San
itarium has been chartered by DR., A. u.
Riker ex- Governor W. A. MacCorkle,
Governor @. W. Atkinson, DR.. w. NJ,
I4ougstreet, DR., b, Mayer, Judge II, C,
McWhorter and C. C. Lewis. jr. 1t is
the purpose OF this association 10 es-
tahllsh sanitarium at Mt, Plsgah, near
Clay. They will begin operations i'm
medIately and will build small tram
way from Clay to the saaitaEiuHL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03
KlondyEs Fever strike, Huntington,

Special Dispatch TO the Inteligeneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Aug. 1.-The
gold fever has struck Huntington
strong and yesterday company, com.
posed OF DR.. Il. Il. vlckers, Colonel W.
H. Lyons. A. b. Brade, G. C. Ricketts,
aud Al. V. Parkinson. applied for u
charter from the secretary of state. I'M
der the name OF the Alaska Mining
and Developing Company" with prln-
cipnl office at Huntington. The capital
Is $4,000, with the privilege Of lncreas-
ting to 100000 They will send rep
rasentatlye to the Klondyke az once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

Simply apply "swAYNE's ONT.
MENT" No internal modcluc rcqulr-
ed cures letter, eczema, itch, all crup.
tons ON the face hands, nose, etc, lclv.
ing the akin clear white and healthy,
lta grcnt healing ana curative powers
arc possessed by no other remedy Ask
your druggist for SwAYNE's ONT.
MllNT. tths6w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03
Wool.
NEW YoRK-wool steady.

JOHN GRIFFIN, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
says: 81 never lived day for thirty
years without suffering agony, until a
box Of DE Wits Witch Hazel Salvc
cured my piles" For piles and rectal
troubles, cuts bruises. sprains. eczemn
and all skin troubles, De Wits Witch
Hazel Salvc Is unequalled, Charles r..
Goctze Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair Forty-slxth and ia.
cab streets; A. Il, Scheele, No. coz Main
street: Exley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

Special Dispatch to the Intolllgencer.
WEIGH. W. Va, Aug. 2.-"Bob"
Gravlcy was arrested here this mornInG
by Detective Rutherford. GraylCy Is
wanted in surry county, North Carroll.
no. on the charge OF murder. He has
been employed at w, NJ, Rltter's saw
mill, for the last six months, The au-
thortics have been searching for him,
bat failed to locate him until to-day.
He was taken to Surry county to stand
TRIAL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

The Ohio River Railroad will sell ex.
curalon tickets To Nashville for thu
Tennessee Centennial and Industrial
Exposition at rate Of $3.50 for the
round trip from Wheeling, tickets llnl.
ted to eleven days Information as Ia
time OF trains viii be furnished by John
Ballle, City Ticket Agent Twelfth and
Market streets, and ]. g TomlInson
Ticket Agent, Union Station,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03
Pension. and Po.tm.utsr'.

Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelligencer.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 2.-com-
missions have been issued to West Vir-
Cinla postmaSters as follows:
Adolph. Randolph county, Elias zIc-
afOose, Alpenn. Randolph county, Emil
Knutti; Berlin, Lewis county, ]. X. P,
Maxson; Gainesville, Preston county
d. C. linn; Hendricks, Tucker county
A. W. Window; Hun, Randolph coun-
~, James Carlow; Hurricane, Putnam
county, W. D. Hodges; Rockport, Wood
county, G. B. Lennix; Shoals. Wayne
county, L. L. Garrett.
Two certificates of pensions TO appii-
cants In West Virginia, have been Is
sued, TO George Stewart, supplemental
allowance, at Calls, and to Margaret T.
Rucker. widow, Cas-.
Certificate OF original pension has
been granted, also. to Samuel Bigger
stan, Steubenville, Ohio. and TO BenJa-
MN f. Hill. Camden, Washington
county. Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03
Before You Ride Your Wheel

Iir sure 10 Hhnko into your nhooH Aliens
Foot gnnr, q powder Tor the feet II Keeps
your feet cool ana comfortable, prevents
lrn.ful1 greater over 10000 wheel people
aFp uRlBg AlpHR Fest HHfe Thty ST.
praise II Ladies' Insist on hnylng H. II
riyuR rest aud comfort aud prevents
NmnrtlnE hot, swollen. aching feet At nll
lliEi3 BY mail Address, Allen y OlmHtcd.
~ HOY N. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

Bc Burc and use that old and wcll.trlcd
remedy, Mrs Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children toothlnE. II Bo0theS tho
child. Hoftenu the gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie ana Is the best remedy
bottle. mWf&w,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

IT heals everything except n broken
hrnfl mOy bo said NJ De WltrR Witch
lllSel Shlyo, PIlea and rectal dlaonsos,
WIZ, burns, bruises, lottcf, eczema aud
nll W. IN lt1nhlormoyb be curedbvlt Gulclt.
" ma parmhnrntly Charles II, GUptzo.
mnrEot lnd Twelfth 'trootF, chatham
a'ugIhlr Forty sixth ana jacob afoota,
a u schorlu No COZ Main street, Ex.
,g nfont Penn ana Ian1 Blfoolsi
howlV q Co, Bridgeport 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

OIL CITY-Credit balances Tic: no
bid for certificates; shipments. July 30
and 81. 1857; no report for August i.
NEW YoRK,--Pennsylvanla crude,
no market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

NEW YORK-PiE iron dull: southern
80 5Oa1O co.; northern $40 5Oa12 co. Cop
per quiet; lake brokers 11hc: exchange
$40 S5dif is. Tin steady; straights
Si3 Sgisal3 S7ts; plates quiet. spelter
quiet at 81 2ja4 30. Lead quiet and
steady; exchange 50 S21kaS S71s; brokers
81 "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03
Lave stock.

CHICAGO-Large receipts to-day
seemed only 10 stimulate the demand
for cattle. Trade was active from the
start and prices were steady for desir
able offerings, while common and me-
dlum qualities declined JGll0c Sales
were on basis of 50 SOFA 90 for the
poorest lots of native dressed beef
steers up to S. 00d5 % for choice to
extra cattle, with sales largely at 81 25a
49O. Tho stocker and feeder trade was
active to-day, at SO 25G4 40, prices
showing no particular change. The
traffic In butchers and Gamers stock
was animated at steady prices for good
lots and calves were unchanged. To-
days cattle sold az usual. Hog pack
ers' were not surprised at the big re-
cepts to-day and so far as they were
concerned. 1t was the expected that
happened. They had doomed the mar
ket 25d3Oc per 100 lbs. last week, with
the expectation of starting large sup
plies for this point and expectations
were more than realized The best
prices were paid early and the market
closed fully a dime lower, most OF the
supply being taken. Sales we're at an
extreme range Of 50 50a3 90. the bulk OF
the hogs crossing the scales at 50 roo
3 So. Light weights were comparative
~ scarce and weakened the least. The
supply of sheep was Unusually large
for Monday and prices broke about loo
for the general run OF sheep and CSC for
lambs. Sheep were salable at 81 500
1 10 for poor TO prime. with sales large
~ at 50 5OaS 80. Lambs sold slowly at
50 SOFAS 90 and were far too numerous.
Rams sold at s. 00aS 90 and western
range sheep were slow at 50 1908 IS.
Receipts-Cattle 10000 head; hogs 1900
head; sheep 22.0OO head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle active: extra
81 SOFAS 90; prime 81 SOq4 90: common
SO 5Og3 20: bulls. stays, cows 81 0093 so.
Hogs active; prime light Workers and
pigs 81 30Q4 IS; best medium 81 20d4 30;
heavy 50 95a4 90; roughs 50 5Od3 so.
Sheep slow; choice 81 1904 20; common
81 di63 "a; spring lambs 50 1895 90;
veal calves IS 5Od5 70,
C1NCINNATT-Hogs steady and &c
lower at 81 3jGi 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

corn sI035c; do yellow Soc. Oats Arm
No. 2 white 981sG27c; receipts 6,+62
bushels; exports none. Rye Arm; No,
western l5c bid; receipts 2,OS6 bush
els; exports none. Hay steady;
choice timothy siS 609i4 co. Butter
firm;fancy creamery 1bQl6c, Eggs firm;
fresh lOc. Cheese steady; fancy, New
York, sSa9c.
CINCINNATI--Fl Flour firm and high
err. Wheat quiet; No, red 74ic, Corn
firm; No. Q mixed 2SIs029c, oats active;
No. mixed 29iae. Rye Arm; No, 2, $50
sec. Lard quiet at 81 O5, Bulkmeats
firm at 81 7OQ4 50. Bacon strong at
s. 55G5 65. Whiskey steady at 81 49,
Butter steady and unchanged, Sugar
firm and higher Eggs steady al &c,
Cheese steady; good to prime Ohio fiat
7@7lac,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm; fancy
western creamery 1870; do Pennsylva-
MIA prints Ice; do western Ice. Eggs
firm and active; fresh nearby l2lsc; do
western 12c, Cheese unchanged; refin-
ed sugars steady.
ToLEDo-Wheat active and firm;
No. 2 cash and August 7S%c. Corn dull
and higher; No. mixed zoe, Oats act
I've and steady; No. mixed Use. Ryt
easy: No. cash 4l1sc. Cloverseed dull
and steady; prime october 81 22lsc.