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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-24
The International Sunday School Lesson.
Tho ouaFlsFly Iisvislv.
optsnbsr2S, 1895.

The period covered by the lessons OF
tho quarter % two centuries and a hall,
the ilfs-tims Of tho kingdom of isrnei.
Il is crowded with events OF great I'm.
portancs; peopled with characters, some
lIlustrious, others Infamous. AltSgeth-
er. 1t is one Of the most interesting and
instructive epochs In history. The
period opens dramatically With the
"HebreW MarSeillaise." ITO your tents,
o Israel" and the revolt Of the ten
tribes, in which two-thirds Of the popu-
latlou and territory were carried on.
We follow the fortunes Of that brilliant
genius Jeroboam in the twenty-five
years Of his reign. We see regretfully
his fatal error-hls interference, for rea-
sons of state, with the fundamental
principles Of the Mosaic law. Z.
In the deepening gloom Of apostasy, the
luminous figure OF Elijah, The erect man
Of God, the reformer Of Israel, erects it
self. Two portraits appear
on this same page: A queen. ambitious
and cruel; a widow, on whom and her
dying son famine had fallen. Benevo-
lence and faith Of the widow Of zarep-
hath outshlne Jezebel's Jewels, Z.
Elijah on Carmel makes an tmperisha-
BILE picture. History AFFORDS no sublimer
example Of faith than in the man who.
single handed. repaired the desecrated
altar, and, In the presence OF an apes
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CHICAGo-Wheat today abated a
good deal OF its recent bullIshness and
closed at a decline OF about &c In De-
cember. Talk Of increased receipts in
the northwest and southwest and esti-
mates OF heavy world receipts pro-
NOTED selling on the part OF recent buy
ers and kept the market weak most OF
the session, Corn and oats were SYM
pathetlcally weak, corn closing &c low
er and oats &c lower. Provisions were
independently strong and closed 7ls9
lOc higher
Weakness was shown by wheat right
from the start. Prices at Liverpool
were disappointment to traders, that
market responding teebly TO yesterdays
sharp advance here. Northwest mar
kets opened at lower prices. Opening
trades in December were made at $40
64kc, compared with yesterdays closing
price OF 6E1l6GiSc. There was good
deal Of realizing at the start by weak
kreed holders. which made the market
rather wobbly for time, An under
tone OF strength soon developed, howeV-
er, when later Rdvlces showed an I'M
provement In prices both In the north
west markets and at Liverpool. hut
when the northwest again began to de-
cline, which It soon did, the price slid OF
again. and TO lower figures than before,
December declining from 6iSQ6Sh to
637sc. The decline was gradual for some
time, as buyers were present In sutti-
Client numbers to take care OF the offer
ings. Reports of freer country offerings
which came from all over the west. was
responsible for a good deal OF selling.
Bulllsh news was not lacking. Dry
weather was reported In Argentine, with
wheat threatened by locusts. Drought
was said to prevail In parts OF Russia,
preventing seeding operations. Mlnnenp-
oils and Duluth receipts amounted to
D55 cars, compared with 1909 last week
and 1907 year ago. Chicago receipts
were 80 cars. The break Of the day
came when Reerbohm's estimate on the
worlds wheat crop was received from
Liverpool. II put the total at 1850, 0OO,-
900 bushels. which was very much high
or than any estimate heretofore made,
and 1000 bushels over last years
estlmate. This brought nil classes OF
holders on to the market and buyers
we're flooded with offerings. December
reached 63Nc before the bottom was
reached and though covering b. shorts
became fairly heavy at that price, the
market recovered very little. Late In
the session cables showing strong con-
tInental markets stopped the liqulda-
tlon In n deuree and from then 10 the
close the market was stcadier. Paris
showed an advance OF thirty confines
and Amsterdam and Berlin also showed
rood advances. Senbonrd claimed forty
londs for export. December advanced
lrrCgulnrly TO G35ac and closed at that
price bid.
Corn wnE slow nil day. There was
fair amount az buying OF Dccember
against cash Gales. but not sufficient 60
sustain tho market, prices ruling slight
lv lower all day Sympathy with wheat
was the principal factor Receipts were
liberal. s54 cars. Export aolOs were re-
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sorted at sixty loads Country oRefings
% arrive were light. December ranged
from 29R G2s5ke to sac and closed $50
s;e lover a. 29Ec Oats were dun and
weak. Attempts 70 take profits and
Door demand caused material declne
In prices Weakness Of wheat was re-
sponsibIe for q good deal OF SellnE;.
There was a good cash inquiry and
clearanceB were large. Receipts were 4Vt
cars. May ranged from &c TO INC ana
closed &c lower at 22k822Ste.
Provisions showed independence o.
grain markets and though the market
was inactive with the exception OF 2
short time before the close. The prieea
were well sustained. Yellow fever TAX
apparently had no effect. Packers were
good buyers OF ribs Tradlns mas
manly local. December pork closed i45e
higher at s. 2Tls: December lard !Oe
higher at q IS and January ribs f44e
higher az - IN.
Estimated receipts Saturday:
Wheat, 925 cars; corn, 500 cars; oats
$50 cars; hogs. 1900 head.
mo leading futures ranged a1 folloMa.
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tate king and people, competed with
four hundred and fifty allen priests,
deliberately giving them every advan-
tage. Elijah in flight Is viewing
the prophet at a new angle. Not so
pleasing, but profitable, as 1t may teach
US how to deport In defeat: how to make
defeat serviceable in evolution uf char
ac,er The incident of Ma
boths vineyard has a modern analogue
In me windmill Of Sans Sousi. The OPP
poslte outcome OF the two cases, how
ever. illustrates the superiority OF Fred
erick to Ahab and the advance of JUS
tlce and property right. Inc
contrast between Elijah and Elisha IL
illustrates that the same spirit may oper-
ate through men OF unlike tempera-
ment without destroying their indivld-
ual dIssimilarity. Elisha was an edu-
Gator Under him this silent and undra-
matte force worked for Israels reforma-
ton. The Incident Of the Shun-
nammIte and her son is one OF the most
pathetic. Its spiritual analogy has long
been familiar. Stan Of formal religion
can not awaken the dead soul. Only
breath OF the spirit can quicken into
life. The Incident OF Naaman
Is parable Of sin and salvation. Sin
Is q mOTOlu COuulLlOu VI tllc NV a. AZ
ture resultant upon an evil choice. 1t
can only be corrected when the will by
Divine aid, Is disposed TO make the good
choice. Some soclologists, like the king.
have forgotten there IS a Prophet.
There is a current preference for the
streams OF education and culture to the
river OF salvation" Benha-
dad and his secrets discovered Is par
able OF the soul surprised that God can
fnd It aut. To mich liberalism spoils the
force OF the incident. Horses and char
lots represent the forces Of Providence
ever available. . Ellshas pa
triotIsm famed up upon his death bed.
His last wish was the overthrow OF his
country's foes. . Amos, though Of
iowly origin and occupation, is the peer
of any in the college OF prophets. He
has been likened 10 Dante He was the
iirs. TO reduce his sayings to writing.
HIS principles are fundamental. They
apply to-day. Luxury destrnys-right-
eousness exaits. Fall Of an en-
plre is always an event OF absorbing In
terest That OF Israel Ia especially 80.
It defines the principles which make for
and against national perpetulty.
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latlon TO spaln's West Indian Islands,
America has absolute freedom or actOn'
II Is doubtful II the powers would dare
to interfere, no matter what course
the United States might take IN the
Philippines. The report OF the foreign
military attaches who were with GEN
ernl Skaters Fifth Corps at Siboney'
La QuasIma and San Juan HAl, July l.
2 and 3, are in the highest degree COM
plimentary to the American soldiers
The English opinion Is best expressed
in an extract from a leading editorial
in the London Admiralty and Horse
Guards Gazette, "a very hlSh-class NIL
Itary and naval jOurnaO, OF the 25th OF
August, 1895 Perhaps one Of the most
Important results OF the war which has
just ended" the editorial says, mas
been the convincing proof II has anord-
ed OF the unsurpassinC excellence Of tne
American soldiers and sailors as night
ing men. In England this excellence
has never, for good and sufficient rea-
sons. been helL In doubt, but Il was Tar
otherwise on the continent, where. al
most without exception, paraphrase
Of the words OF Henry v. would tolera-
biz accurately express the judgmeHs
formed on the outbreak OF the war by
the service journals, military and naval
as to the relative value Of the contend
Ing forces: Me Thought upon one pun
OF Spanish legs did march three yam
KEGS They know better now
should there ever be a serious Euro
mean concert against this country,
something more than mere sympathy
and good Will would be forthcoming
from England. The British Isles could
not afford to have their food supplies
from America put in jeopardy by any
power And with our own navy and
EnGland's feet Of 2l2 fighting ships:
added to the dozen rev ones we VIII
have completed by the new year, the
United States need not fear any country
Il
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NEW YORK - The situation in dry
goods Is still very quiet one. Yes
terday's auction sales Of silk showed
very good results. There is no sign OF a
BtifIenIng market for either eottons or
woolens. The market in general Is quite
dull Print cloths for the last two days
have shown n weak and inactive market
and operators feel by no means cheerful
over the situation. In the local market
there arc not many buyers operating,
nor are there purchases OF a character
10 embarrass the shipping departments
OF local firms. In jobhing and import
ing circles there is fairly active and
steady trading from nearby points, but
there Is no feature in the general mar
ket in these quarters. Staple cottons
are quiet to-day In nearly all grades.
There Is still fair showing made In ex-
port goods, but the buying for the far
east Is less active than was expected at
this time.
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NEW YoRR--The metal market de-
veloped considerable irregularlty to-day
some departments showing pronounced
strength, while on the other hand lead
and tin were weak with n slight decline
noted In prices. Business on the whole
was decidedly better than during the
past few days. At the close the metal
exchange called plS iron warrants firm
err with Sc % bid and 81 O5 asked. Lake
copper quiet and unchanged at Ike bid
ami t23sc asked. Tin easier, With $40 10
bid and SIG 10 asked. Lead easy az
81 95 bid and 81 90 asked. spclter un-
changed at "a S2h bid and 81 sSls asked.
The flrm that fixes the settling price for
miners and amclters quotes lead at 50 S..
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glo-SaxoD race one Another such
chance may noG CONS 10 100 years,.
said Lord Charles BereGford n q speech
90 his parliamentary constituency, al
vocat4nG eioEer relations with the Unit
ed States, and commencing the actions
Of the government IN dealing with this
country. Further than that, England
informed the powers that she would not
remain neutral in case Europe attacked
America.
Germany was mot pleased to see
France left In the lurch. and was chiefly
cen8ured for meddlng In what was
none OF her business. Whatever FranGs
favors Germany rejects.
Just about this time Dewey destroyed
the Spanish fotilG a. Manila. The skill.
courage and adroltnesS with which the
Americans did theIf work with vessel
and gun amazed al Europe. Such ac-
curRte gunnery had never been known.
Dewey began his attack with his S'lnch
guns at $500 yards, nearly three miles.
At that range, in the early ShadoWtng,
tropical Hight Of the morning, the S-inck
shells from the Olympia did, not miss
their mark once, but tore through the
bullkheado OF the Spanish warBhipa. and
sunk theuR Upon the report OF the Eng
liah naval ofiicerB who eaW the fight At
Manila, Europeans who had been ma
ligning US begin revising their opinions.
Then came the destruction Of Spaln'a
crack second squadron, under Cervera.
The story Of Manila was again repeated.
Again American grtnnery and guns dad
remarkable work. The 12-inch guns OF
the Iowa hit tbs target aimed at-Cer-
Hera's flying fleet-at nearly 1000 yards,
and the shells were driven clear through
the Spanish flying cruisers, from end TO
end. After the first round, every shot
from the battieships told, reports Cap
captains present agree with him.
France and Austria were badly left.
They have done their best to conceal
the proofs Of their intent TO combine
against America IN the interest OF Spain,
and have gone 50 far as to issue semi
ofnciaf denlalS OF any intent to inter-
fere. But 50 far as E,urOpe goes, in re-
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cH1cAGo-cattle, the demand was
good and prices were generally steady,
choice cattle ruling strong with q limit
ed supply. Prime cattle sold at the best
prices Of the years. 70d5 S5-there be-
ing too few choice droveS to go around.
Native beef steers sold largely at s. eOg
s so, the poorest lots selling at ~ OOg
AIS. Stockers and feeders brought 50 90
"A 70 and COWS and heiters ranged from
50 so to IS 90 for the better grades. HOGS
averaged SC higher; Gales were largely
at 50 1908 50; common packers selling
Mt 50 4563 go and choice TO extra hogs
fetching s. 9OG3 s5, Sheep, there was
an active demand for sheep and lambs
and prices ruled higher, most OF the de-
cllnelf not all the recovered. Sheep sold
on basis OF So 1903 30 for the poorer
lots up TO 81 5Oq4 20 for choice to fancy
natives. Lambs were wanted at IS $50
9 90. Feeding lambS 81 6O64 s.. Re
ceipts: Cattle 5000 head; hogs 10000
head; sheep 1000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-cattle steady; ex-
ira IS 35f5 80: prime s. 20q5 30; COM
mon 81 1894 90. Hogs frm ut unchOng-
ed prices. Sheep steady; choice 81 500
4 IS; common 50 2S98 IS; choice spring
lambs IS 60a5 IS; common 10 good
50 75T5 80. Veal calves 81 OOg7 so,
CINCINNAT1-Hogs active at 50 009
4 To-
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THOUSANDS suffer from catarrh or
cold in head and have never tried the
popular remedy. There IL no longer my
excuse, as n 10 cent trial size OF Elys
Cream Balm can be had Of your drug
glEt or we will mail 1t for 10 cents. Full
size so cents.
Ely BROS, Sc Warren St. n. Y. City.
a friend advised me to try Ely's
Cream Balm and after using II six
weeks I believe myself cured Of cntHrrh.
II In q most valuable remcdy.-Joseph
Stewart, GA Grand Avenue. Brooklyn,
N
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SAW RICH PLgADER.
How Europe's Great Game was Ei-
fsetually seOts4ed
AND FADED AWAY IN SMOKE

FRANCE. AUSTRIA AMI SPAIN,
BACKED BY OTHER coNTINEN-
tai NATIONS WE'RE TO
TRouNcE THE UNITED STATES.
BUT RUSSIA WAS cotD, ENG
LAND SAID NAY. AND DEWEY,
SAMPSON AND scHLET DID THE
REsr-pooR EXCUSE GIVEN BY
FRANCE TO MINISTER PORTER.
INTERESTING cHAPTE8 OF THE
LATE WAR
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rlFaTcr AND Trade
1As Fsa'ar-. g i.s sioasy ard ntos

Tha Features oC tiie Money aaa rl'eA
NEW YORK. Sept. 2s-Money on call
steady at sa4 per cent; last loan ; pei
cent Prime mercantile paper i6S per
pent. Sterling exchange steady. with
actual business in bankers bills at
81 ss%@4 81 for demand and at s. slN0
I s1n for 60 days. Posted rates y SEQ
4 s2MG4 IS. Commercial bills 81 sOsa.
silver certificates slRGe2e. Bar silver
Gle. Mexican dollars E19sc.
There was only ripple here and there
ON the surface Of to-day's market. The
wide gaps in the list Of usually active
stocks and the prominent securities
which moved at all did 50 In a sluggish
and hesItatlng manner and on q small
volume of trading. The bears seemed
to have the upper hand at the opening
and clipped the price of St Paul point
in addition to the 2M per cent dividend
which was taken on yesterday. General
Electrlc new stock. Sugar. Metropolitan
street Railway and Peoples Gas ell
showed declines ranging nom a
sharp fraction to nearly ~
per cent. Sugar showed re-
distance ana drlfted back to
the nelghborhooa OF last nights closing
price. With that the market fell in q
torpor, the bears being discouraged from
further operations in face Of the hard
ness of prices and the easier tendency
OF the money market and the bulls be-
ing dIsIncllned to renew the campaign
until conditions In the money market
became more ssttled. Some reliance has
been placed upon the dawning interest
in Americans which was being manifest
on the London exchange as a help to the
next bull campaign. But New York's
demand upon London for sold and the
consequent stlffening Of the money rate
there, which went to per cent to-day
for call loans and 2%@2& per cent for
private discount has brought specula-
ton in London to a standstlll. Amerl-
cans have fallen fiat there along with
the other markets. There were move
ments in individual stocks to-day but
the market as a whole presented a walt
Ing attitude. Tobacco was weak and
sold as low as 147%. The mercurlal
New York Afr Brake dipped 10 points
and recovered 4 without any percepdble
influence on the general market. Chi
cago Terminal, Evansville & Terre
Haute, Central and Southern Pacific and
a few other comparatively obscure
stocks showed noteworthy advances.
Peoples Gas was up on the announced
settlement of the controversy with the
Indiana National Gas Company. There
was good buying on a small scale of the
Erangers and the PaclAcs on the state
ments of earnings. Net changes in the
majority of cases are small and fail to
reflect any general condition of busl-
ness.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
- $780,, ..,s., .,,s,,r,
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
case relieved In SIX hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" II Is q
great surprise on account Of It's exceed
ing prnmptness In relieving pain In blad-
der, Kidneys and back. iR male or tc-
male Relieves retention of water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by II, IL. List. druggist. Wheeling. w.
Vn. tf&B
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simply apply "swAYNE's ONT
NENT." No internal medicine requlr-
cd. Cures letter. eczema, Itch. all erup-
tionB on the fnee. hands, nose etc, leNR-
ing the skin clear, white ana heallny,
It's great healing and curative powers
YOUR druEgIst for SwAYNE's ONT.
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&W
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
ChIllblalns, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pa. required, II Is guaranteed 70 give
nprfcot satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan DRUG Co.
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rHE DoWNFALLoF TnE KHALlFA.
TAE
FHALlSA.

THE DOWNFALLOFTHE KHALIFA.
The Niahdl has an unworthy successor
in the KhalIfa. This soudan general
has lost battle after battle, and hIs fol-
lowers are daily deserving to the Eng
llsh. When the KhalIfa wins he elbows
himself cruel and mercIlce5, and, should
he gain ground. 1t will be bad for Eng
lands forces. for to the conquered he
shows no quarter.
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OIL cTTY-Crcdlt balances 81 o.: GER
tlncates opened at 81 Oah hid for cash;
closed sale OF 1000 barrels cash oil at
81 OJih. Total sales, 1900 barrels cash
at 81 O2h; 1000 barrels cash at 81 0SlA;
shipments 1880 barrels; runs 5000 bar
rels,
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Hrnyon's Fcadasto and indigeslloa Cue

Il tho only remedy On tha Inelaet thss
VII sure every foim Of Headache N 70
10 minutes, correct Indigestion gtltnu-
late the nerves and build up the oyntoln.
It should be IN every homo ana every
fraVeler'g grinsack. AZ oil Druggists.
8 cliren %
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open HlrA. Low

Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat-No. 3 spring s39ssHc; NO. 2
&C co S1s' 2. ssHSssHe; No. 2 yellow
oats ostsSNo. 2, 22NSssc; No. 2 white
2lsEc; No ; white 23K9?sc.
Rye-No. 2, 4s15c.
Barley-No. 2, 3sHs6l5c.
Flaxseed-No. ], soc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g 70.
Mess Pork-Per barrel s. 20GS 20.
Lard-Per 100 MS, 81 77lk94 sly.
Short Ribs-Sides Coose) IS 2095 40.
Dry sailed shoulders (boHed) 4h44He.
Short clear sides (boXed) IS 1905 o.
WhIskey - DIstillers' finished goods,
per gallon, 81 %.
Sugars unchanged.
on the produce exchange to-day, me
butter market was easy creamerles Icy
zoe: dairies 1lh617c.
Cheese-Steady at Tds5Ec.
Eggs-Firm; fresh l4e.
NEW YoRK-Flour, receipts $500
barrels; exports 1880 barrels; market
fairly active and firm for new spring
patents, but dull otherwise.
Wheat, receipts 24,10O bushels; e1.
ports 1852 bushels; spot easier; NO.
red 75976IEc T. o. b. afloat; options open
ed easy; closed %@A net decline, latter
on September; sales included No 2 red
September closed at 7S7Sc; December
closed at 69hc.
Corn, receipts 10000 bushels; exports
259, 800 bushels; spot steady; No. 3 $3.50
Z O. b. afoat; options dull and easier;
closed nc net lower. September closed
at 3Ikc; December closed at S4Sc.
oats, receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
A2,5 bushels; spot quiet; No. 2, CSC; NO.
2 white 2sIA92sc; options duh and noml-
nal. o,.o.
cofSee, options opened steady at I'M
changed prices; closed barely STEADY.
s points lower to points higher; sales
Sugar, raw steady; refined firm.
RALTIMoRE-Flour firmer; receipts
1900 barrels; exports $500 barrels.
Wheat easy; spot and month 72912Ac;
October 1A97l1sc; receipts $l,5OO BUSH
els: exports 10000 bushels. Corn easyi
spot and month 33ls6S3Sc; October
SS%9s4c; receipts $1,000 bushels; ex-
ports e, 900 bushels. oats firmer; No.
white western 27Ih62sc; No. mixed DO
25925Ac; exports $4,000 bushels.
CINCINNATI-Flour easier. Wheat
quiet; No. red zoe. Corn quiet; No. 2
mixed sic. Oats Arm; No: mixed zo C.
Rye firm; No. 9, 4Sc. Lard arm at 81 %
"a 20. Bulkmeats in fair demand at
IS S7it. Bacon firm at So %. WHISKY
steady at 81 25. Butter steady. sugar
steady. Eggs firm at lSc. Cheese firm.
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YApIEsI cSishcSess Eagiish Renayoyal Pa
.DEaaoaa pr.Ad 9re the 9fqt. ~ r., f Z R.i5
ChicheStsr ChsaIdSt o., PkilGdA., Pa.
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