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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
A WHITE CRUISER.
Maiden Voyage of a Jap
anese Warship.
a Beauty Built In San Francisco
Her Name Geans "Ono
Thousand Years.

The japanese second class twin
screw cruiser Chitose anchored IN na-
val row yesterday morning at nine
o'clock from san Francisco and VIII
remain in port one weel. cualing and
then sail for Yokosuka. n naval station
in Japan. thence 10 Yokohama.
Chitose means literally Thousand
Years and is the Japanese way OF ex-
pressing the hope that the fleet white
cruiser may live forever.
The ChitoSe Is one OF the swiftest
and largest vessels OF her class tn the
world and is of 5000 tons displacement.
$50 feet long. 46is feet wide. has an
indicated horse power OF 1880 and n
speed of 23.T6 knots ON her trial trip.
Her armament. which she will receive
in Japan, will consist OF thirty guns
and five torpedo tubes.
She carries now about zoo men and
lis Differed as follows:
Capt. X Sakurai Commander !. Mo-
ri. Lieuetnant-C Commander ]. Ushida.
ri, Lieutenant Commander J. Ushida.
Fleet Engineer +. Hirabe, Stan En-
gineer X. Kisaki. Staff Surgeon Il. Ha-
rada. Lieutenant X. Takamatsu. Lieu
tenant II. Sawazatd. Paymaster L.
Shimidzu. Surgeon s. Tedzuka. Pay
. master II. Yamazaki. Sub-Lieutenan'
G.. Katsuki. Sub-Lieutenant Z. Suzuki
Assistant Engineer, T. okazaki. Sub
Lieutenant 5. Yokoo. Sub-Lieutenan
T. Tajiri and Assistant Engineer y
lIkeda.
The lack OF guns prevented SALUTE
from the Chitose upon entering tn
harbor, although n squad from tn
United States Engineer corps was
the shore battery ready for firing
A., reply.
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PROF. 4. KoEBELE-
California Board Anxious tn Sc
ours His Services.

by the Alameda Prof. Albert Koc-
belle. the Government cntomolagiss. re-
eeived q letter from Il. NJ. LclonE. Sec
rotary OF the Horticultural department.
State OF California. Il states that the
State Legislature had adjourned. and
IN appropriation OF sTS0O had bcca
passed to- he dcvosed To- an expedition
abroad in search OF parasites and pre-
daceOus insects to prey upon such sPc-
cies rs abound on the orchards os che
State OF California.
Mr.. Lelons further states that ia
April There would Be meeting 0f the
State Board OF HoTiisuiturc. and be
would like to- hear of any suggestions
from Prof Koebcie.
The Board - cvideatiy cf the opinion
that Prof. Kocbclc t. the one Pcrspa
TO secure the best possible results. an
to suggest in which way the money eau
Dc best expended. They wan; TO isnoS
whether Prof. Kochclc could undertake
the work. and whether e will D. pos
sibIc to secure the cooperation OF th'
Hawaiian Government ia the matter
Prof. Kocbele Will lay the matter b.
fore the Board OF Agriculture az itl
next meeting. April :.
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Agency Yokohama Specie Bzek:
Ssr RePablic Bldg. Ho1o.ui1. II J.
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these Islands from tho beginning. and
he has checrfully pushed the interests
OF the country ON every occasion
shortly after his arrival yesterday. the
Senator called at the Executive Build
ing and paid his respects to President
Dole and the Cabinet utficcrA IL Is
Senator Clark's intention to make a
close observation Of things in Hawaii
during his visit here.
Senator Clark Is a young man and u
held in the highest esteem in Wyo-
ming. where he has resided for many
years. lie Is an administration Re-
publican and a. one OF the hardest
workers in the committee rooms in
Congress. Ills colleague. senator
Francis T.. Warren. has also earned a
reputation as one OF Uncle Sans lead
ing statesmen.
The Conversational Record has this
official biography Of Senator Clark:
Clarence u. Clark. OF Evanston. wyo-
ming. was horn at Sandy Greek. o.
wego county. New York. April Is. ISL:
was educated in tho common schools.
and at the Iowa State University: ad-
mitted to the bar in 1875 and taught
school and practiced Law in Delaware
county. Iowa. until 1851: in that year
removed to- Evanston. Wyoming. where
he has since resided: was prosecuting
attorney for Uinta county four years:
Twas appointed associate justice of ths
Territory OF Wyoming in 1880. but dc,
clined the office: upon the admission o
Wyoming as a State was elected to Ia,
Fifty-frst and Fffty.Secoud Con,
crosses: was defeated for reelection 4
the Fifty-third Congress by n fusion o.
DemoCTa, and P6pulists: was clectcs
January %, 1895. to the United State
Senate for the term ending March :
1899. to- fill the vacancy caused by tn,
failure OF the Legislature to elect ID
1929: was reelected for a fun tern
OF six years at the recent session %
the Wyoming Legislature.
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A SENATOR HERE
Clarence ID. Clark, a Big
Man of Wyoming.
\ Stauneh Ropubuesn-t4as Esen
a Firm FRIEND of Hswaii-is
Just Ro-ei.ctod.

United States senator Ctarsncc n.
Clark. % Wyoming. and Mrs. Clark.
came yesterday on the Alameda They
are domieiled az the Hawaiian hotel.
where they will remain until April -.
when they vlll return to the States
senator Clark j. member 90 The
Foreign Relations Committee. SIC
stood re ,olutcly for the annexation o:
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ROCKED In THE CRADLE
UF THE DEEP

are all those Who come To- thiS lsa5
of music and flowers and beautiful
scenic effects. Many of them have
been tempest tossed and need the quiet
and rcss that may &c obsaincd here oe
the shore OF this
SToRMI.Ess SEA.
All OF them want a series of views TO
send home to frscada OF relatives. OF
they have n camera and wtsh TO End
the best place in which TO have their
pictures developed and prtntcd- We
are without question IN = posiitoa 10
give you better satisfaction than any
other establishment IN the Islands. The
rcaso-a for which arc moro thaa rasa-
fold. We have the best u'Urf-rvo>ns
and apparatus. the roost experiences
Workmcn. and 40 pride osrsc'vcs O.
the fact that 80 nave never lost Gus
toner and have ever Eivcn sasssf2c'
ton. Drop into the studio AID ee COO
WINGED.
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HEAD oFFICE. YoKomAMA-

HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:
Kobe. Loasoa. Lyo5s. NeE IOsk.
sza Francisco. SAs1E2sz-
Bombay. HoaE kDaE-
INTEREST ALLOWED:
d. FIXED Deposit Coz J. zoaihs 9 ?. &
q. a.
On Flzea Deposit for sossss ga ,. G
On FixeA Deposit sSr ROz;As ; ,. G
r. a.
INTEREST ALLOWED ny THE
HEAD OFFICE At YOKOHAMA
on Current Dsposi; 8 Per esat- ?. A.
on FIXED Deposit foE - meath. ?. G.
pa.
The Bank buys and receives sor COL
@rsioa Bills 90 Exchange. iss=ca
Drafts aud Letters os Crct!s O. tsr
,boTs Branches and AEc-ctcs a5t
ransacss GcacEai Banking BsEscc<t.
Agency Yokohama Specie Bz1t:
Ssr Republic Bldg. Ho1o:uiu. II J.
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Hotel Band ConSctt.

The band viii EeuueF tAt Aetts~t+ e
AZ the Hawaiian Hotel this evening az
1880:
PART I.
and Peasant zee. SuPPe
-Cavalleria Rusticana
... ....s....ss.s.sssss. As-et+-s
Grand Mariana go. Wallace
tal Ka lint. Oiwi Mani ............
Miss Julia keliiaa.
C5l waimapuna. Ahea DC ....--
Mrs. -. Aiepai.
PART II.
Cornet S1lo-CulycTt Polka ........
.. $4,000. Steiuhaussg
AR. Charles kreuisr.
waitz-Ma Me Rosette new. .CaTyll
DanCe-Popcorn new .......... lath
PoIka-Ma Mie RosEtte new ..CaEyll
The Star Spanglcd Banner.
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Partial List Of Real Estate
FOR SALE eY
Will E. Fisher,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND lUcYl0sEER
las urrw hwi ant Merchant strw<k

IMPROVED
ssaas-sIsss nash. a.slaace co sarD<. IN
kzlsAi. O. BcckbsF ssrcrs: 20 es~x
wsde. assrorG wusk al cnngaskeA
oaly ah.0ss ses tee1 frsn knng
ssrucs- Thss r1cxaat curn<r -
s,ssEzEe IyusE na=nr,srsedl ous-
sasaIaE srx<a large r.cras- -
al rnoderu inp.rUrcDr1ES -
cssdsax poscclssa tsssA ssh. hsss3
cNs1nrF. substantial fosDdsf1no.
s'5r~d Ehronre,oas MIA e1srkxsn
Nisw.s. escr,r raaaer1d. tsaze e -
SaatSn. Tnas place shonid &c -
10 30 ar.erurAas<d. IN every 80
sr.~es 81 ts az tdcai horpe.
fsssa-BrfusaniA So SsfopefSF. H.
&C ninc rcons sue of sos -
80.
szsee-NAklkI re.ls-scs: sase 90 bas 20
uNIMrRovErD.
sIxsa-Each. Two e,aEzni bai,6zsg
loss. size of oarh rslSR12e. a -
koi So. t1sg nofsh 90 tSsnAloe -
with alsundzncr &C ra1u2hle ouok
trees. setreslens rcssdenre ,cca1sy.
ft-ae-watkfd ru2d. 1car IonI -
read. Loo 1o0xjle. cheap.
css-Qpeca So los- tsexise.
sisoe-Cos,awo 81 - FsDe tsuzi6tag
ios. renrrd and Win lawn -
shrsiasscrF. Sue 1tx1zs.
stsee-.A few tots ices CO Bcrxssnts I'D
On ksnx Streets Ssa,Ik. -
cash. hatance CO taDe.
s7sse-E1a<znE marine view bo;- situa2B
On Thurssna sscnDe. ad,canezg
the rcss6cacc &C wrzr Txyenr.
tcsq. viii 1aoesszroczcd marine
view and sur-vundinr ccuussy-
Lot tcsrsred. talfhcadct ana n
cxrriscns concis5on. ready for
tssstdtnE. size 1pbr3so. Mus1 -
sr~a 10 Re Appreciated.
A6dsssoaar tsss upoa apriscssSon-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-21

UNION STOCK YARDS, CLARE
MONT. BALTIMORE. June 19.-SwIne
Arrivals this week, 1l,462 head. The
market Is almost exactly Identical with
that OF last week as to activity and VAL
ues, there being less ! ,00t fewer receipts
only than last week. We have had no
far western to report Quotations of
those from nearer points range Mt 81 90
a ID per 100 pounds gross for light
hogs and 50 90G4 10 for heavyweights,
few selling at the latter figure: light
pigs. 50 1908 70 and roushs 81 1903 %
per 100 pounds gross.
Sheep and Lambs-Trade Is only fair,
The receipts numbered some twenty
three car loads, mostly lambs, but there
are too many common sheep among the
receipts. We quote common to fut
sheep attllsD4 cents and few extra
n shade higher. Lambs, 6G6ac, and
extra shipping lambs. SIC gross, values
being h@%sc lower. 81,
Calves-A fuir, demand prevails for
Veals and values are without serious
change. Quotations.: 5N6c and q few
extra shade higher.
CHICAGo-Cattle. good to choice
beeycs. 81 O0q5 50: commoner grades,
81 1904 95i feeding cattle. So G5a5 90:
bulls, cows and helfcrs. 81 O0Q5 10. the
latter price for choice heIfers. Calves
brought 81 25GD7 05.
Hogs, light, 50 70GiS 90: mixed, 81 7O9
3 90: heavy, So 5503 90: pigs sold for
50 55Gp3 10; culls. 81 5OI% 80.
Sheep and inmbS-Sheep, 50 OOG3 Sc
for cillls up to IS 90 for the best: clip
ped lambs. 81 1896 65: spring lambs,
81 25G7 20.
Receipts: Cattle. 900 brnd. bopa On
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TO BE OR NOT TO DE2
This Old Question has to be Answered
CnndidIy Dy Whcrlinr pconi.

This Old Question has TO be Answered
Candidly by Wheeling People.
What do the people OF Wheeling think
OF the statement published below? Can
any citizen ask for more convincing
proof? What is there lacking in such
evidence? Investigation will corrob-
crate 1t. It Is Wheeling proof for
Wheeling people. The most exacting
cannot wish for anything more. Read
1t.
Mr.. Walter McLachln, OF No. 3Oo2
Jacob street. a machine hand working
at J. a. Holiday & Sons planning MILL,
says: II firmly believe had | nor used
Doan's Kidney Pills when did would
not be alive now. wa; In n terrible
condition. and although took quarts
Of medicine. and was attended by doc
tors got no better. but worse. Friends
spoke OF my bad appearance, ard thou
sands know about IT.. could hardly
get around. and felt and looked like q
dead man more than living ore.
Doan's Kidney Pills procured at Logan
Drug Company. were blessing to me:
half box relieved me; three boxes en-
tiTeiy cured me-"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price, so cents. Mailed by
Fostcr-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Re-
member the name-Doan's-anL take
no substitute
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Rrcudstuns and Provisions,

+ CHiCAG0-Wheat was weak from
start to finish to-day. and closed ut n
decline OF lssc from yesterday. Liquid
alton of long wheat was the feature,
due to rains In Russia and Roumania.
and favorable domestic conditions.
Coarse grains We're also weak, corn
closing &c lower and oats 70 lower.
Provisions closed unchanged to re
lover.
! The opening In wheat was n lively
one. and for an hour the market was
rs weak rs even the most persistent
benr could desire. September opened
Mt 77&@T%c. compared with ycstcr-
days closing price of 7SAo.
Large quantities. of long wheat were
offered. both local and outside traders
dumping their holdings; and when the
first lull occurred the price had been
hammered down TO &c. News was of
such character ms to discourage longs,
who have been banking on the Russian
crop damage to offset the prospects of
big domestic crop. General rains
were reported In RoumanIa, and rain
fall was also reported from some parts
OF the Roumanian drought districts.
with consequent Improvement in crop
prospects In those countries. North
west receipts were heavy, Minneapolis
and Duluth reporting 100 cars against
COL cars last week and f2 cars 4 year
ThtnnIpn
teen of which were contract quality.
Aggregate receipts Mt primary western
points were $4,000 bushels, compared
with $4,000 bushels year ago. With
the exception OF Nebraska mud Kansas,
In which states some not winds were
reported, the weather throughout the
wheat country was reported favorable.
Shortly before noon the market rccoy-
cred n triilc. In the absence OF heavy
selling pressure. September advancing
to TIC. but liquidation was, renewed
afternoon, and prices got down to Il still
lower level,
During the last half hour there was
Increased selling by disguised longs.
September gradually declining to 7G7sc.
That was the price nj the close.
Corn was fairly active and weak
The weakness WAS partly with whcnt.
but local Influences were also felt. Re-
ceipts were heavy. 1.l05 cars: calves
were lower. and weather was favor1-
bic. The shipping demand was poor.
md cash handlers sold freely. Contract
stock decreased 39S, 900 bushels Sep
tcmber ranged from 3ihGb3ikc to 3lTs6p
35c. and closed nc lower Mt 3i9sc.
There was n fair trade in oats. The
market felt the weakness OF wheat and
corn and prices ruled lower. closing
ut the bottom. Fine weather md lib
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4 Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture OF fannie
r. Springer. OF 1l25 Howard st.. Phlla-
IeIph!a. Pa, when she found that DR..
kIngs New Discovery for Consumption
had completely cured her of n hackInE
cough that for many years hnd made
NE burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no help. but she
says of this Royal Cure-"!t soon re-
moved the pain In my chest and can
no" sleep soundly, something can
gearcely remember doing before. feel
IKE sounding its praises throughout the
universe" So VIII everyone who tries
DR.. Kings New Discovery for any trou-
bic OF the throat, chest or lungs. Prire
toc and sl.00 Trial bottles free at Logon
Drug Co.'S drug store: every bottle
guaranteed
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ST. LOUIS. June 19.-Colonel William
D. Bryan. In a letter declining an invi-
tation to attend picnic to be given by
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, owing
10 other engagements. says: "All races
nave exhibited more or less OF race
pride and attachment, but none have
shown themselves more devoted than
me Irish to the land OF their birth and
tue people OF their blood. Our nation
can learn from the Irish people les
son Of great Importance lust at this
time. namely. that one race cannot gov
eFh another race by force; nor can 1t
govern without exciting the continued
snmity OF the governed. Ireland has
long been denied the right Of self-gov-
eminent. but the desire for self-gov-
eminent has increased rather than d.
unfinished with the lapse OF years"
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ing STOCKS at the low level. There was
some organized buying OF the Flower
group OF speclaltles. not only in support
OF Federal Steel but for the long &c.
count In Brooklyn Transit, Peoples G. as
and other speclalties. The action of the
wheat market prompted some buying OF
the grangers also. The continued weak
ness of wheat In face of the well de-
fined Information OF poor crops in Rus
s!a and eastern Europe made the con-
cluslon unavoidable that supplies or
American wheat were believed 10 be
forthcoming by those who are best able
to Judge. Aside from this, the marke,
continued very narrow and profession
ais could not be said to represent any,
thing more than the covering of short
contracts by yesterdays bears. The
opening In both Federal Steel and Steel
and Wire was wide. 5000 shares of the
former selling at drop OF " to 3
points. and G.0OO shares OF the latter
showing simultaneous transactions
from ~ to 2ss points below last nights
prices. The motive OF course was the
granting of the judicial Injunction
against the payment OF the IL per cent
dividend which has been declared on
Federal Steel common. on the ground
that before the expiration OF the fiscal
year the prior right of the preferred
stock to Its 6 per cent dividend could moi
be Insured. The statement of President
Gary that sufficient sum had already
been set aside to pay yearly dividend
on the preferred stock was the decisive
influence In the rally OF both stocks.
The net decline for each on the day is
only about point. Rather conspicuous
strength was shown by the Union Paci
fic stocks. New York Central and Penn.
sylvanla In the lats dealings, but as
these have recently had sharp declines
their relatively greater advances were
but natural. Operations by outsiders
through commission houses continued
at minimum. Sugar was strong, Con-
tlnental and American Tobacco were
weak and the local traction stocks
moved upwards. Some apprehension
stlh exists over the threatening sItua-
tlon In France and in South Africa and
the high ruling price for money in Ber-
lin, which Is the result Of rather un-
bridled speculation. The advance In
money In Berlin was reflected In higher
discount rates in London and an ad
vance in the rate for sterling exchange
here, which Is believed to foreshadow n
further outflow of gold. The rate OF ex-
change on Berlin. however eased Off a
fraction In New York. rather inconsIst-
emily. The general weakness of govern.
ment bonds was unexplained.
Railroad bonds were heavy, Kansas
City. Pittsburgh e Gulf Arsts dropping
21s per cent. Total sales par value
$500. 900.
U. s. new As and the IS registered de-
clined y: do coupon, the old As and the
IS 4 per cent in the bid price.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
3S6.5l4 shares.
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eral receipts, $50 cars. were factor.
There was n good cash Gsnia.I. s.s.o.o
bushels being taken for shipment. Sep-
TENDER ranged from 2lSc TO 2eG22Mc
and closed nc lower at 2lTc.
Provisions. considering the weakness
in grain, were fairly steady. especially
during the. morning. when heavy meat
shipments and higher hog prices caused
good buying. Later the.market Yield
ed u little with grain. but the close was
steady.' September pork was nc low
er at s. 42k: September lard 'un-
changed ATS 1905 TIN and September
ribs 2iac lower at 81 Sc.
Estimated receipts Wednesday:
1S5 cars: hogs. $4,000 head.
The leading futures RANGED rs folloMs:
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kERLiN. June i3.-An Official of the
herman foreign office. who was inter-
viewed to-day by the correspondent
mere Of the Associated Press relative to
the visit OF DR.. Zorn. one OF the Ger
man delegates to the peace conference,
70 berlin. emphasized the impossibilIty
W. Germany accepting Sir Julian
idunceiote's arbitration tribunal pro-
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Metals,

NEW YoRK-Thc metal market was
uninteresting. with price changes In
significant. Buyers and sellers alike
found nothing in the news from abroad
ana the west to advise OF material
change In former Views. At the close
the metal exchange called pig Iron war
rants entirely nominal at Sl3 50: lake
copper dun ut SIS 90 bid and SIS so ask
ed: tin stendy At s25 Go bid and SOS 65
ASKED lead steady ut 81 30; spclter duh
md nominal Mt Sc %.
The brokers' price for lead Is 81 %
md for copper SIS Is.
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fftl,e Baby IL Cutting Teeth,

HtHH I'"Hy II Cutting TttIh..
he Burc and use thnt old and well-tricd
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup. for children tecthing. It soothes
me child. softens the gum. allnys all
pain. cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for dIarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle, mW&f
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OIL C1TY-Crcdlt balances. sl.14.
certificate sale of 1000 barrels cash nj
81 Il. shipments. 1868 barrels; aver
age. SO.S63 barrels; runs, lO3, 75i barrels.
average, 5S.3O5 barrels. = J.
NEW Y0RK-Pe,roleum steady.
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NEW YoRK-Thc market for STAPLE
cottons continues quiet. Print cloths
idle and unchanged.
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~ REATEST FACILITIES FOR THE
" Prompt Completion OF Orders at tho
intcllIgcncer Job Sr!nting Ollcs.
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STEEL AND TIN QUOTATIONS.
The following quotations for National
Steel stocks and American Tin Plate aro
Building
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Wool.

NEW YORK-Wool steady,
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Time Table Taking Effect May q, 1899.
Leave $50 n. m. Daily-Accommodutjo
for Moundsv.llC. Clarlugton. New Mar
t!Rsrllle. S!stcrsville 81. Mary's, WAY
er1y. Wiliamstown. Parkcrsburg and in
tcrmed!ate points. n
Leave 500 a, m. Except sunday)-Fast
Express for Moundsvillc. New Martins
Vile. Slstersrllle. St. Mary's, Williams
town, ParkcrshurS, Ravensweod. Mill
wood. Mason City, Point Pleasant, Gal
lipolis. Huntington, kcnova, Charles
ton. Cincinnati, Louisville and all points
South, East and West. Parlor car 10
konova. -
.Leave ii:io n. m. Daily-Eyprcss for
Moundsvillc. Powhatan, CiarInEton
Proctor, New Martinsville, Sistersyille
Friendly. st. Mary's. Waverly, Williams
town. ParkcrsbUrg, Ravenswood, Mason
City. Point Pleasant, Gallipolis, Hunt.
ington, Kenova. Charleston, Ashland
Russell, lronton and intermediate polnt.
south OF Parkersburg. Paror car TO
Parkershurg. II
Leave 3:;i p. m. Dally-AccommodatIo
for rariiersbmrs and intermediate points
Leave G:D p. m; Except Snnday)-Express
for S!s,ersvillee, Friendly ST Mary's,
Wavcrly. Williamstown. Pnrkcrshirs
and Intermediate points north Of Sisters.
vile. -
eli 10 a. m. train viii leave Wheeling Mt
1885 n. m, Sundays.
LATE LIE MAY.
City Passenger Agent. 100 Market street.
J. G.. TOMLINSON, -.
Ticket Agent. Union Stntton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-21

NORTHWEST SYSTEM-CLEVELAN
6 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
Trains itun Duly. Except Sunday, as fol.
lows: r - .eT .s5rl1F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-21
WHEELING WHOLESALE MARKETS


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An advance in sugars and the period
zeal changes In fruits and produce are
features OF the markets, otherwise there
Is little change.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-21

Tlmothyseed-Prlme, 81 $500 40.
Mess pork. per barrel. 81 509s 25:
ribs sides (loose). 81 55d4 So; dry sailed
shoulders. (boxed). 4ts@4bc; short clear
sides (boxed). IS 00G5 05.
Whiskey : Dlstillers' finished goods