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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03

O'Clock the market boea iyely
duh. and until the end he session
prices liuctuated IN q r1t ~ MARROW
as that usually ruling d rHe gFaiho
Very little news Of an inl MAJ charac-
ter was circulated. but relle dull
ness was IN ITSELF again re market,
and the tendency wash la iaain down
ward. A midday weaku u corn ives
the Incentive for q little 'ng, a. was
also some favorable ~ line crop
news. Primary receipts u l,2S4,0o0
bushels. Atlantic port nces Of
wheat and flour am0uu "a $4,000
bushels, Indications are ldl "a increase
OF one or two millions In "a ~ lhle sup
~. Very little was done n December.
but that option was mud Ter than
May. 80 much 50. IN fact. y inhu-
enced the latter option. ding CONF
mission houses were sell inward the
close May declined to &c and
closed at 66lse bid. Decel E enene1 at
&C. sold as high as 68lse ana Lined to
659sc, where Il closead,
Corn was arm carly, hut eicd, and
closed weak. The seabeld repprted O
big export demand, over loads sold.
and on this account pfie advanced
somewhat. But country edylcep sug-
gested heavier moverle if. aud cables
were dull and lower. At12daucy to
liquidate ultimately became general, one
Arm alone letting go oFsf million
bushels, Receipts were carr May
ranged from 34ltc 70 "a e, ana CLOSED
Mc lower at SNc.
Oats seemed entirely aptnaent on
wheat and corn, and prices averaged
lower. Business was We moderate in
volume and the price fCuga narrow.
celpts we're 307 cars. My ranged from
Leading longs were mcdll9t1 sellers,
There was good cash dtIlqnd and re-
26Acc to &c and closed e ~ lover at
26X696sSc.
Provisions were fairly active, and In
the main steady. though aVcrlging a
little lower. Hog receipts were heavy.
and packers sold more IRE W which de-
pressed prices early IN tne lon. The
buying demand was good, however, and
more general. At the closes January
pork was 2isc lower at January
lard shade lower at S Is and
January ribs 21sGD6c lower u toA
Estimated receipts Saturday: Wheat,
$50 cara: corn, 415 cars; Qoig, Slo cars;
hogs, $4,000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged - follows:
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OF death turn oil things connected WIN
those who no longer I'LL the accustoHl-
ed places ut the family board into spec
tiers which haunt and dnrilen the re-
curing days connected with those lost
from our sight. Is not this perver-
sion OF loves Office and sworn fidelity?
Rather let those days which marked
their lives he kent with teodecer care
than ever before; let them live forever
/, in the family lie, not be Telegated 20
dead past. Let something be suostitu-
ted for the joyous Good health and
many happy returns" which marked
the birthday in the years of visible
unity, bu; let the days be kept rs happy
opportunities of general remembrance
and let loving speech be warm concern
inu those who go us must ever be Wv
idly alive and parts OF our very most
vital existence. TO pass over thel-
special anniversaries In gloom and ST.
lence Is to shut them out from our daily
life and set them apart.
II does not take much TO rejoice n
child's heart, nor do we have need to
open our pursestrinGs wide to make n
mother glad. When her sun sets, and
with reverend hands those who remain
examine what has been treasured
through long years, how often a sad
smile comes to n daughters lips as she
secs some ErotesQue or crude bit OF
work or painting, carefully laid away;
the iaborIousiy printed label tells that
It was made "for mammals birthday"
and she knows well that 1t was the
deares. tribute the day Brought.
II abundance gives us the peculiar 10Y
OF giving and entertaining freely, let us
count It duty as well as a delight to
make our family festivals rich with
beauty and warm with the hospitality
OF well-provlded board, but let us, II
IN less fortunate circumstances. keep
our feasts according TO our power. re-
memberinq that while "the letter kill
eth. the spirit maketh alive" and not
doubt that We can have our "red-letter
days" as full of JOY as ouc richer neigh
Dor. a homemade cake, decked with
q garland OF wild flowers, can do its
work of remembrance quite as surely as
jewelers. box or a florists most artls-
tic decortion. Nay, the loving visit OF
grateful. children whose hands a"c
empty OF all but love can transform
an anniversary into a holiday.
And n. as IN some sad cases. there are
those who. set in SOLITARY places" can
no longer SuHIlNH tsle NcloNCH ~ ''y''V
the recurring days which appcrtalncd
to earlier family life. let them try the
experiment OF keeping dear memories
green by making them times IN wh!en
10 do some good in their names and
link them with Joy to the living and
help to the world II meant 30 small
thing when new life caup into the
world; Il was intended that we should
reverence lbs advent and give thanks.
Let us find waps and means to give
them Immortality in our domestic life
by dlirusing happiness for their salses.
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The International Sunday School Lesson.
December 4, 1898. Kings XVII $3.50
The Book OF the Law Found.

Josiah was a lilly on dunghill." His
nation had sadly deterlorated in cruelty
and lleentIous !dolatry. The temple
was on the edge of ruin; the law not
only lost. but even the fac; of Its exist
ence forgotten. But the boy-kIng. in
spite Of such an environment, was pure
and white. He exhaled the sweet breath
of p!ety. But he was no exotic recluse,
no con;empla,Ive saint. AT twenty
years OF age re began an unsparing
crusade against idols. After he had
laid low the images affairs and high
piaeesT of false faith, he naturally
turned to the neglected shrine OF the
true God. He began thorough and. ex-
tensive repairs. While the "carpen-
tiers, builders and masons' were busy
moving and turning stones and timbers
a mos: unexpected and important
find" was made. 1t was not mere
curlo, valuable only because Of associa-
tons. 1t had the very highest possible
Intrinsic worth. 1t was, in fact, treas
ure, the price Of which was beyond
computation. 1t was the Law, the orig
lnal temple parchment of the Penta-
touch. Tho Ignorance and baseness
OF the nation can be gagged by the fact
that It could lose its Bible and then
even forget the loss. No time was Iost
in reporting the discovery to the KING,
so well calculated to cause him great
10y. The kings gladness, however was
soon turned into grief as he listened 70
the maledlctions OF the law, and felt
how great were the omissions and
trarsgressiors OF the people. He COM
manded that some of those possessed
OF the spirit OF prophecy be sought out
and Inquired of as to how repatriation
should be made and penalty avoided.
The Lords answer by the voice of HUI
dan, the prophecies, was practically
that the nation as such had already
sirned away It's day OF grace, while in
dlviduals, the king included, would ind
mercy, the nation, as such. must suiIer
the IiaturG! and unavoidable cohse'
.,,.,..n - tie auu courses
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The book OF the law:Thc name given
to the I'VE books of Moses.-foda.
Gave tho book: An act of courtly ETH
quettc4 shaphan was the Official repre-
sentative of the cruwn.-HurEbut. The
kin: His father and grandfather were
ldola:ors, but the influence on his
mothers side were favorable to the
pure rellgIon.-Peloube; Showed the
king: Shaphan bearing the book gives
a calm account OF the business on which
he had been sent at FIRST, arrangement
about the money gathered. When that
business is dispatched. he tells the king
about the discovery.-Cum. Rib. And
read IT. Probably the king could not
read. Reading was difficult art, and
few understood 1t. M. Rent his
clothes; Brought face to face with the
awful curse Of God, pronounced near.
Is n thousand yeas before upon the nat
ton for the very sins which had char
actcrlzed the reign OF his fathers. and
grandfather, Amusement took possession
OF him. He rose from his throne, hum-
bled himself before the Lord and wept,
--PenteCost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03

CHICAGO-Buslness In cattle was I'M
usually active for Friday. Thedemant
was brisk, and prices were stronger and
lOc higher. in some Instances Christ
mas cattle sold In limited numbers al
| SIS 7e@5 90. Good to choice steers brought
SIS o0d5 65, while commoner grades were
disposed OF at 50 90Gpl 50. Bulls, cows
and heifers ranged from 81 76 to 81 90
the Inter price for best bulls Calves
brought Sc 6SG6 as.
The demand for hogs was as lively as
ever, and prices ruled strong at s. $50
, rs for common to prime hogs. the
greater part changing Ownership at
IS 32IkGS 40. Pigs sold chiefly at 50 II
az 30 One lot Of prime hogs brought
IS 80.
Trade in sheep and lambs was very
good at steady prices, Lambs moved
on at SO 75D4 so for the commoner quail
tiles up to s. 1905 30 for choice, the
bulk Of the sales being ct IS coos 40.
YearRnEs went nj s. COOS q and infer
at 50 iO64 30. Feeders paid s. 1908 so
for sheep and "a 6Ofr4 so for lambs.
EAST LIBERTY-cettlc steady; OK
ira IS 2j65 40; prime 81 s096 90; COM
mon 50 20@S Co. Hogs active; prime
heavy 81 1903 Is: mediums s. 20; best
Workers. to light pigs 81 S5QS 90; coarse
hogs 50 2OdS 30: common 90 fair York.
ers 50 25T3 30; roughs 81 00a49 90. Sheep
firm; choice wethers 50 i58l so; COM
mon s. 5O63 so: choice lambs s. gOI5 40;
common 10 good 50 5o9P 10. Veal calves
81 OOG7 50,
CINCINNATT-Hogs active at 50 10
ga 40.
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CHIcAGo-Thc result Of an exceed
Ingly dull days session in wheat was a
decline Of &c in May and 1k9Esc in De-
ccmber. Corn and oats each losts about
&c. Provisions closed slightly lower.
The early news concerning wheat
rather tended to curb the enthusiasm Of
the bulls, who looked forward to an
other day Of profit, May started n shade
higher at 6S%@66SSc. but there were
plenty OF small fry sellers Mt those tig-
ures. and the price Immediately dropped
TO 66SA T66%c, where 1t hung for time.
In spite of the very substantial rise
here yesterday, Liverpool was only
slightly higher at the opening, and all
the advance was lost before trading
commenced here. Northwest receipts
continued heavy, Minneapolis and Du-
luth reporting 1853 cars, compared with
1858 cars last week and 759 cars a year
ago. Chicago receipts were l4O cars,
three of contract grade. Seaboard adj
vices reported only n very moderate
business, but yesterdays big engage
mcnts served 10 steady the market in
the face OF the early selling. When the
scattered liquidation had ceased prices
Improved, May advancing to 67lsc. Sell
lng against calls" however, started i
on the down grade again. After II
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Good winter reading

Iror farmers in the Eastern states ls now
bsInc distributed by the Chicago, MIL
%,oukee & 81. Paul Railway, free Of
cborre to those who VIII send their adj
dress TO II. f. Hunter, Immigration
cont for South Dakota, Room 500 Old
c6Iony Building, Chicago, III.
the finely illustrated pamphlet. The
Sunshine State" and other publications
of interest to all seeking new homes IN
the most fertile section OF the West VIII
serve 10 entertain and Instruct every
farmer during the long evenings OF the
winter months. Remember. there is no
charge-address as above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03

NEW YORE-Therc was a further de-
cline In tin to-day under liberal offer
lngs and scarcity OF buyers Business
in other departments was OF greater
proportions, with the gcneral tendency
OF prices toward u lower level AZ the
close the metal exchange called pig iron
warrants nominal at 81 %; lake copper
unchanged NJ Sl2 Is bid and Il S7ib ask
cd: tin easy with SIS 90 bid and SIS %
nskcd; lead steady for spot and weak
FOR futures with 50 6eM bid and 50 ca
asked: speltcr dull, with s. 25 bid and
81 SS asked. The firm naming the set
fling price for leading western miners
and amelters in the west quotes lead
nj SO A.
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pile,.pIIe, 1tchlng Pic.

sYMPFoMs-Mo Moisture; intense Itch.
,nC and singing; most at nisht; worse
by scratching. II allowed 90 contint9
ttimors form. which often bleed and vi.
cnrate, becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding. heals liberation, and In most
cases removes tho tuners. NJ drug
Fists. or by mall FOR so cents. DR..
Swnenc & son, Philadelphia. Refuse
all substitutes. tths&w
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r1HANcE AND TRADE
This Features of the Money aud stoCl
Markets.

NRriEetA.
NEW YORK. Dec. money on call
ilrmcr at 2a3 per cent; last loan per
cent Prime mercantile s,agih per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actunl
business in bankers bills at "a $40
4 SAG. for demand and at 81 Sli4Qt SEX
10" sixty days. Posted rates 81 SEQ
4 Sgll, and 81 S5is. Commercial bills
81 sou, Silver certificates 601=@6ll5c.
Bar silver 5gikc. Mexican dollars 469Gc.
The stock market in New York refus-
cd 10 respond to the sanguine View
manifested on the London exchange as
to the future value OF American securlt-
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rimae pFints Cor spring quoted L1son
silks %, canh-ics 3&c. and BERHlliah
and Tartan reds SIC, No other price
developments. General demand for c6t9
ton gooda well maintained and aggre-
eating business considerable IN both
staple ana fancy lines on home account.
Exporters continue IN market for
heavy brown cottOns. Print cloths very
arm on basis of 2itc for regular q
squares. No stocks Of any account
Fair demand for mems wear woolenS
and worsted aad dress goods prices un-
changed.
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Cash quotations were e iolloW5:

Cash quotations were az 1ollows:
Flour quiet.
Wheat-No. 5 spring sc eesse; 40. 2
red 7Gc
Corn1No. 2, SS%c; No. 2EeiioW s4sc.
oats-No. 2. 21is92sllcs No. 2 white
31c; No. 3 white eS1&@SOc.
Rye-No. 2, 53Ikc.
Barley-No. 2, 4l9S1c.
Fjaxseed-No. I, 99c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 g42 2&
Mess Pork-Per barrel 81 So99 50.
Lard-Per 100 ibs., 81 sos It's.
Short Ribs-SIdes Qoosel - t9g4 40.
Dry sailed shoulders (opx q 0B44sc,
Short clear sides (boxedl s. eQ04 95;
Whiskey = Distiiiers, ipiehed goods,
per gallon, 81 %.
on the produce exchanEe to-day, the
butter market was steAdy; cteameries
14SS2li5se; dairies 1S9l9e.
Cheese-Steadg at S5S@l05ac.
Eggs-Flrn; fresh 221ttG 2Sl5c,
NEW YORK-Flour, fairly active for
spring patents, with quiet undertone;
Wheat, spot market steady; No. red
7S3s6771sc I. O. b. afloat; options opened
steady and closesd unchanged 70 SIC net
lower. December CLOSED at 7S,tc; May
closed at 71Nc.
Corn, spot market steady; No. 2,
lOMc I. o. b. aoat; options opened steady
and closed partly Nc lower; December
closed at S94sc; May closed at asSsc.
Oats, spot market steady; No. 2. 32c;
options dull and nominal,
Hops steady. Cheese firm. Tallow
dull. Cottonseed oil steady. Rice firm.
Molasses Arm.
Coffee, options opened quiet at un-
changed prices to points lower; closed
quiet and unchanged to points lower.
Sugar, raw steady at declines; fair re
filming, 15-16c; centrifugal 96 test,
T-l6c; molasses sugar. 3 ll-16c; sales.
5000 bags Cuba centrifugal IS test at
7-16c to-day and 5000 bags Cuba CEN
trIfugal IS test at 7-16c; fefined Iomi-
nal, tending downward,
BALT1MoRE-Flour steady and un-
changed; receipts $4,000 barrels; exportg
1900 barrels. Wheat duh: spot and
month 7IsSS71%c; receipts 176,sO0 BUSH
els; exports 10000 bushels. Corn
steady; spot and month SSytep39c; re-
ceipts 1880 bushels; exports $4,000
bushels. Oats iirmer; No. 2 white 3SlsQ
SIC; receipts 1890 bushels. Rye Arm;
No. 2 western 5Stsc;recelpts $4,000 bush
els; exports 1880 bushels. Butter, eggs
and cheese steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI = Flour easy. Wheat
quiet; No. 2 red 69lsc. Corn firm; No. (?
mixed 34kc. Oats firm: no. . mixed,
296t29Ikc. Rye steady: No. 2, 4Ic. Lard
steady at 81 90. Bulkmeats quiet at
81 70. Bacon easy Mt 81 Sf4s. Wh!skey
active and ilrm at 81 GO Butter dull.
Sugar firm. Eggs easier at i9c. Cheese
firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03

distressing Kidney and Bladder dls.
case relieved In six hours by New Great
south American Kidney Care" 1t Is q
great Burprlsc on account OF It's exceed
ine promptness IN relieving pain IN blad-
dor, Kidneys and back. In male or To-
male. Relieves retention OF winter nj
most Immediately. II you want quick
rcl{rf and cure tsls IS the remedy. Sold
by II. II, List, druFBigt Wheeling, W..
VIA, tf&9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03

MrHyols Headache ani Indigestion Curs
Is the only remedy on the market that
WIN cure every form o. Headache IN %
10 minutes. correct Indigestion. Rtlmus
lt should b IN every homo and OYeF9
traveisr'S Gripsack. ~ all DfuBgistA.
q GliRal, 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03
FAMILY FESTIVALS.
Aud their Value in Keeping the
Affections Warm.
TRIBUTE TO THE INDIVIDUAL

a BOND TO THE WHOLE CIRCLE.
OBSERVANCE OF BIRTHDAYS
AND czR1sTMAs-wHY ANN
yERsAR1Es OF THE WEDDING
DAY SHOULD BE MARKED WITH
VERY TENDER EXPRESSION OF
REJOICING.
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and prepared the way OF the Messiah.
There might have been mop ious REM
nant had II not been for Josiah and his
reformation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03

NEW YORK; onsdale cambrics
have been advanced ?M per cent, Mer-
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OIL CITY-Credit balances, 81 rs.
Certificates. market opened at 81 19st bid
for cash OIL. No other bids or saleS.
Shipments. ii,Si7 barrels; runs, Si,i5i
barrels.
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RA1LRoAps.
FHsT TIWE
oTuER TRAINS LEAVE wHEEI1NG.

OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING.
For SteubenvillG aud Pittsburgh i:aj u.
m week dayg; for Pittsburgh and tho
East and for Columbus and Chicago At
riEbuTg Baltimore, Washington, PhiiaGel.
phla and New York at $3.50 D. IN. daily: for
Steubenvilla and Dennlson at S:55 =. m.
daily; for Pittsburgh, New York. Baltl-
more and Washington ut 200 r. m. week
dpyR; for Columbus, Dayton. Cincinnati,
Indianapolis and ST. Louis ut $3.50 p. IN.
week days City time.
Parlor Car to Pittsburgh on sos p. m. and
p. m. Trains.
Persons contemplating . trip Will find
Il profitable IN pleasure and convenience
TO Communicate with tho undersigned, who
will make all necessary arrangements fog
a delightful journey, Tickets VIII be pYo-
Vided and baggage checked through to des.
JOHN G. ToMLINsoN.
Passenger ana Ticket Agent wheeling,
w. Va. OC5
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pEPART.

sunday trains between uhrlehsvlllo and
Cleveland. other trains daily except Sun.
Electric cars between bridgeport and
Wheeling. and Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry md Beiiatrc.
Consult agents for general Information
as to best routes and PASSENGER rates 70
~ pV''.'- II. @. cARREL. Q. 2. a. I
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MNpIoAI.
williams ARHIGA And WITCH.
ul7el cllWe SURE CURE tOT
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EINANoIAL

Wool.
NEW YORK-Wool quiet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-10

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 9.-Purdues
football team for this season must be built
from the ground up, since but three of the
old players are probabilities. Bobby Sears,
the captain elected in the spring, is among
the number to retire. Manager Esterline
and Coach Jamison, however, are not dis
turbed by the difficulties which face them
and are confident of getting a creditable
team together. Robertson. Johnston and
Rauh, of last years team, are certainties,
and there are dozens of candidates for posi-
tons. A big guard from Dartmouth is now
here. Slaughter, a new man. is looked upon
as an ideal quarter back, and Joe Hall,
brother Of Herman, the famous end rush, is
a promising candidate, while Walter, Big
Davis and Wagner are sure of places on
the team. For financial reasons coacher
from the East will not be employed, and
Alpha Jamison will be used in that position,
and the boys have every confidence in his
but some time this month the season will
open with the alumni game The Thanks
giving game will be with the crack Oberlns.
Two games are scheduled with the Indians
(not the Carlsles), one of which will be
played in Indianapolis, and there will be
games with De PAW, Bloomington and
probably Wabash. Purdue will not agree to
the terms of Champaign and Michigan, ana
they will probably not appear. Other prob
abilities are for meetings with Stages Chi
cago University team and the crack Gin
cinnati College team, but these are not
positively announced Next week the play
erS will begin to arrive
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ANOTHER AFTER NICKUM.
LOganspOrt Inventor Has Accuser
Who Says He Has Been Duped.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSF ORT, Ind, Sept 9--The Ohio
people who caused the arrest of s. B. Nick
um the inventor of the so-called perpetual
light, are not, it seems, the only ones who
are getting anxious about their investment,
for to-day w. w burlington, of Lancas-
ter, Wis, arrived in the city and at once
sought CONSULTATION with United States
Commissioner George w, Funk. Purring-
ton came to Logansport awheel, having
ridden the entire distance from his Wis
consin home On his bicycle, sleeping en-
route in strawstacks, haylofts or by the
roadside. He is a man of limited means,
about all he is possessed of now being in
vested in Nickum lights, which he has
never received. He says that some months
ago he and friend gathered together all
the money they could command and pur-
chased the right to sell the Nickum lights
in Wisconsin territory and also sent money
have never been delivered and in response
to their repeated inquiries and demands for
the fulfillment of the contract on the part
of Nickam the replies have been so evasive
and unsatisfactory that a personal investi-
cation was decided on. Neither Purring-
sary to make the trip to this city, so it was
decided that burlington should make the
journey awheel and keep his expenses down
to the minimum amount. He left Lancas-
ter a week ago and has travelled over three
hundred miles He is man of about thir-
telligehce and determination that indicates
he means business when he says that he
intends to have satisfaction out OF the in
ventor of bottled sunshine.