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SO ISO will get Ono Down Beat 8*tln Flulihod Cabinet Photographs AnJ Joirt yon lorfrt II, . ?A.T BEOWN-B, ?M 1W3 HATtlCKT HTRKRT. WciIUnl. DRUNKENNESS OR Tlir. LIQUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY CURED DY ADMINISTERING DR. 1IAINE3' OOLDEN BPECiriO. it rnn lit* ulvi'ii In u (inii of rnlTronr t*A Wlllioiil tlm Hiuiwlfilan of tlio |inri(ili lllk? Hi !< HlMoliitnlj- iittruilM*, niitlttlll rf? Jrr'" iwniitiiMiiiititil uponly imihs wlirllmr |hf I'fjtlflit W n imnlrrnto tlrlnkvi* or nil nU """?Hi? wriM-k. II linn limn rIvuM In tliou* MiiiU of nm1 In t>vrry Itmlitiict* i* tier* '??} Olirn lni< folluupil. It nw?r Tlio f/'i ,,,M ?' llll|IW??HlllWl Willi till' Njll'ClflO, J I'lTMtttM mi nttrr liiiiiOMlklllty for tli? "liiur n|>|i?tlln to ?tUI. iron BALM BY LOGAN & CO., Druggists, WltHKMNfl? W. VA. full nr writs forrlrritlnr A fill! iMrtlowlftt* jy?-*wAr BLOW YOUR H03E. Olnaumiuu iiutiit. fFiom the ('bit-ago Herald.) Perhnps the most diHtfustlujt aud filthy habit lo which Auieikons are addict ed, U the dirty indifference to the use of the handkerchief, aud the aubstltution of (be uiouth for the oQlces of the now. There Is no night au nauseating, revolting and sickeuiug; uothing ao suggestive of putrescence as tbltf public relief of the nose and mouth. It la seeu on the atrett, even in the church and theatre, and moat offensively iu a crowded car and lu the preaeuce of ladles, where there U no escapo from lu unalghtllneas, except to leave tbo car, or kill the perpetrator of auch nastiueea. Auy one who caa persist In tbo habit, after seeing another In the performance of an act so disgusting, must have either au iron clad stumach or bo stomach at all, or Is too mean to buy u handkerchief, or too lguorant to know Its use. The physiological place of the nose is highly important, Its relation to and sympathy with soino of the most dangerous maladies which afflict man kind, are clearly understood, lu catarrh, asthma, bronchitis,all diseases of the bron chi and lungs and disordered stomachs.lt is sympathetically and deeply affected, lly the disuse of the handkerchief, the mu Icous uccumulatlous from the diseased organs drip into the lungs aud sumach; hence the use of the handkerchief is not only a duty we owe to docency but to health. Tho nose being always sensitive to these irritutlons aud lntlummationa of the throat and bronchial tubes, needs at- | teutlon and uature luteuded It as a dis cbarge pipe. There is no doubt that by this abuse ot the fuuotlous, aud by this accumulation of these nauseous secretion*, lnclpleutconsumnilou is hastened and the throat and bronchial maladies greatly eg gravatud. Tho proprietors of Duffy's pure malt whiskey, an article which has a roputatiou all over tho couutry as bolng tho most effective element lu the cure of consumption and kindred troubles, say that of the thousand persons with whom their Medical Department is in coustaut correspondence on this one eubiect alono, fully one-half ?ay their troubles are di rectly traceable to neglect of tho proper functions of tho nose, wo huve refrained for a long time making allusion to a thing 00 dlatateful, but it seems to be a growing vice and must bo suppressed, If It takes a law to do it. Nulsances can be abated by law, aud who knows how much coutaglou may lurk in these fllthy omissions. JUed leal, ' uL It affords mo pleasure to assuro you tliat af ter using I) r. (J, MeLaue's Celebrated Liver Pills for more than twenty years in my family, that 1 regard them as being superior to any I havo ever used or have seen used. 1 have not had them constantly aud had to try others,and I havotrleua good variety, but iliavo never had any to act so promptly, profitably, and nicely as MeLano's. I have used them myself, wife, and children, with tho most gratifying re sults, For children, having usee them oil my own with such easy and happy effect, 1 would recommend them to oue aim to all, Theio pills do tho work?do it promptly, do It well, and leavo no III effects behlud. As a hilo re mover, as a liver corrector, us a forerunner preparing tho system for qulnltio, there Is no pill or medlcliio equal to Dr.C. MeLaue's Colo lirated J.lver fills. I expect to uae them as long as 1 live, If they continue as good as thoy havo boon iu tho past. Yours truly. K.H. Giles, l'astor M. K. Church Houtn. Myers' Station, Tampa District, Florida Conference. . Tkkistioo, Canada West, Out. I MRSSR8, FLEMING illtOS. aire:?Your pills cameull right, nnd I can say they aro a good bilious pill. I havo used a J; re at many pills, but I can say Dr. 0. Me rino's I'llls, manufactured by Fleming llroi,,' aro genuine,and gentlemen you huve my thanks In sending. 1 gave some of those pills to my neighbors for a trial. Ono of my neighbors f;ot three pilM. Ho said they did help him. lie olt the next day like a now man. lie wishes mo to send for llfty conts' worth for him. Bo, gentlemen, I will do all I can to Introduce l)r. 0. MeLano's i.lver I'llls, mnnufacturod liy Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect, Wm. U, Duo an, Fi.rmino linos. DoarHirsi-Kuclosed you will find one dollar fur which you will please send me more of your Dr. C. MeLaue's I.lver I'llls, 1 tru.it you have received the pay for the last two boxen I order ed and received. I would only say, they have donn me moro good than I could express I feel much better now thau 1 havo for two years past. Yours truly, Mkv. 1'iiiLfipAirrn, West tfanUlako, N. Y. AVOID COUNTERFEITS! Hendusasq and wo will fiend you by return mall a box of the genuine Dr. C, MeLaue's Celcbratod Liver i'Uls aud eight handsome cards. PW.MLNG IlltOS., l'lttsburg. I'a. For Sole by retail druggists. Be ?aro tho MeLano's Pills you buy are mndo at Pittsburgh, Pa. The couu terfoits aro mado at St. Louis, lfo? aud Wheoling, W. Va pis wfever? M CatarrH CREAM BALMf (ilvcs Relief at ouce| aud Cum | COLO in HEAD] CAT A HUH, HAY FEVER, Not a Liquid, Snu? or Powder, Free,from Injurious Drugs nrufp? i ? OJhmKodort. HAY-FEVER ?nto eaen nostril and is agreeable, Price MJ renU *t Druggists: by mall, n^iUiT. ' Circulars fiee. k6y ?ROa? I>ruggl?t*. Owego. N. Y. Jyftl-rrhMW SECRET OF A BEAUTIFUL FACE. Every lad/ dcelres lo bo , considered hsndsome, The moat Important adjunct to , beauty is a clear, ?mooth, , unft and beautiful akin, with this OMcnUal a Lady ' appear* liand*oraw. oten if licr feature* aro not perfect Ladle* afflicted xrith Ten, i Freckle*, ltotinb or Pie* colored Kkln, ehonld ln?o no tlino la produciug ayi ap plying LAIRD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH. It Will Immwllfttelr oliliirrat# *11 ?mi h liM|*rf.cilnn?, ?ml It .. ... ?*llr?ljrh*niiie?a* II h*i been ett?nk*11r*nilr?e?tbr B??nl itf llr.lth cf N??r York ?* ? -mnonneed entirely frr* fr?m ?njr material Inlml* i bMiiii or ?kio. 70 Conte Por Bottlo, FOOD INFANTS*$&JNVALIDS WHITE+LILAC+SOAP. faTiiimiiAiH for ?filli p TnllH nrNnwry ii*?, ho tnnii-rlnll UftfaM Urrfu'lr |Mli'i'lii] ami ntunliilrlr Eur* trer rutrp Into ffl miiufnrtun*, lime* tiii? Mi) |i iwrfrrtl/ rrlliblf forbttlntho Nur.rrr.-m PtIoq 20o. ?ViTe ? Box 3 Cak?s BOo. IFNT er MAIL UPON RECEIPT OP PRICE. Sold bvDrugglit* ATaneyOoedt D??lor? tvorywhofi um of famim Tom hiii M&]i dMMM?7jAiiin J5i MtoStiL Siie Mdligumx. OUIteiSui. na JmTi7 iuurieimuTiuwu?" AN OCHA.N T?ll* f ruin Uulliwur. lu Ho.tun, with u U?y at UlU i'uint Cumfuit. TV tht Editor (J the JiUtlUutnctr. 8iu:?At least a doaeu Wheeling people havothlssumuiertaken oneol the pleasant tut ol the many trips tbataieannuully laid out by enterprising railroad and steamer companies; namely to Baltimore by rail and thence to Boston by ocean. Reaching Baltimore, after 1m enjoyable ride through the magnificent mouutaln scenery ol the Baltimore St Ohio railroad you can sail on Monday, Thursday or Sat urday afternoon by one of the ntoamere of the Merchants aud Miners Transporta tion Company. This Hue lias been in succestful operation all the year through, since 1808, and with careful management, watchful and skillful olllcers, staunch steamers aud courteous agents, has won a well deserved reputation. The steamers now ruuulng are four, the Chatham, V. U. Miller. Berkshire and Allegheny, ihe newest, largest and finest one of the lour.ls the Ohathani, command ed by Captain Hallott.a genial, hearty' gentleman of the old school, who has en joyed at diiferont tlinee the hospitality of I uls intimate friend, Mr. John H. Hobbs, and has in this way made many warm friends in Wheeling. Mr. Will Hallett, the Captains son, Fa the steward of the Chatham and looks well to the comfort and pleasure of the passengera. The company, run tholr stoamera regu larly through the entire year, anil trana port and Immense amount of freight. An occasional traveler rlaks the rough voyage In winter, but there is a very large passenger traUlu in the summer months; on the trip before ours the Chatham car ried ninety-six passengers. The atato rooms are mostly ou the uppordeck, and are large, splendidly ventilated and light ed, and lu everyway most comfortable. Uhe cuuine of these steamers is all that could be deslrod, aud the service good most of the stewards and aaslstants are Englishmen who have had training on trans-Atlantio steamers. I.saving Baltimore, from the Company's pier at the foot of Long Dock, at three in the afternoon, wo were towed out by a wheezy little tug from among the small craft and were soon steaming down the bay. Nothing can be moro comfortable and enjoyable than an easy chair ou the forward deck of the good steamer Chatham, with a fragrant cigar, after a hearty supper, chatting and swapping lies with a lot of congenial fellows, while we glide along ou the smooth waters of the hay aud watch the distant shores slowly melt away and finally disappear In the mellow gloom ol a glorious sunset. Next morning found us at Norfolk, the old Virginia seaport, with Its forty thous and population, Its magnillcont harbor, and its extensive navy yard. The steam er lies hero all day taking on freight. The largo pier buildings are always full of freight, for it is transferred here from the Northern to Southern lines or n'ce ima, Largs shipments ol boots ami shoes from Boston are shipped on the Southern lines, aud sugar and rice are here transferred to the Boston and New York vessels. In watermelon season It is an entertaining sight to watch the negro stevedores pitch ing molons along the lino into the hold, singing musical melodiea all the time. During tlio day at Norfolk the steamer kindly sends her passengers over to Old Point Comfort, or Virginia Beach at re duced rates for the trip and dinner. Pas sengers by Saturday evening's steamer are entertained at Old Point from Sunday morning 'till Monday morning free of ex pense. Wo all went over, fourteen miles across, made the rounds of Fortress Mon roe, the largest and strongest fort in the country, and bad an excellnnt dinner at the llygela Hotel. The large and elegant dining room fronts the ocean and la al most entirely open toward the sea. Wei ate to the music of an excellent band In the adjoining ball room, with Ihe roaring ot the surf a few rods off aa an accompany ment. Within two hours after dinner we I were back ou the Chatham, and by six o'clock were again on our way. Before dark we bad parsed through the capes, easily recoguiied by the revolving light of Capo Charles light house ou tho north, and the steady bright light of Cape Henry on tho south. Our conrse was out to sea for seventy miles, and then north east along the coast, being out of sight of land all night, all next day and 'till early the following morning. "Coasting is rongher than crossing" they say, and we soon had reason to be llove it. Tho storing of several proceed ing days mado a rough sea, and a good many ou hoard whoooaated ol being old sailors, got sick for the first time. Every berth had tho significant tin caa fastened conveniently beside, the head, and many ol them were called Into service. Oh I the awfulness of sossickness I A majority of tho passengers staid in their berth; all the next day, and the steward must have aaved a good many rations. As there was no chestnut bell on board Mark Twain's experlenco was frequently repeated ( how he was afraid the first day out he would be oick j was afraid tho second dsy he would die; and the third day was alraid he wouldn'tdie. We saw a wretched creature leaoing over the rail ing. There was nothing left of his atom ?cli, ?nd be was atralning every nerve to bring up pieces ol bia liver. An enthu siastic young man went excitedly up to him to call bis attention to a distant steamer on tbo horizon, and as the sick man turned bis haggard faco, be blssed through bis pale lips and draggled mous tache, "? the steamer." The only thought In n sea sick soul is a wild longing to be lying comfortably somewhere on nice firm ground, where there la none of this damnabio, never ceasing, sickening motion. One of our party, and *- jolly, genial compagnon de voyage, General Hwoilier, of Pittsburgh, eseapod the plague, and ?a they ato their three square meats and amoktd thfeir customary cigars they poked fun at us nnlortunates and boasted of having their "deck loads well lashed." Throe doctors wore on board and were all the sickest of the sick, and could do as little for themselves as medicine can do lor seasickness at any time. Late Wedmuday',night could bo seen the light ship at Fire Island, and the wreck ing vessel stationed there to work on the Ill-fated Oregon, which lies sunk there, so sear the end of her last trip. Karly next morning we were steaming tranquil ly between Nantncket and Martha's Vine yard, and the rough part ol the trip wai ended. At sunset, after ? delightful, sunny day, crossing Massachusetts llay, we were In Boston Harbor, and Were soon enjoying tbe Yankee bustle and kindly hospitality of the Hub. Tourist. A Considerate llrlde, Jbehmt. Caller?I am ao glad to see you looking ?o well and happy; your wedding tour was not of long duration, I notlco i very sensible, very sensible." llrlde?My hus band was nerfeoty willing to prolong tbe tour, hut I know that his presence waa qulted at his pises ol business." Caller? "Very lew brides are so consldsrato as that." Bride?"Oh, I tossed lo bo a bride very early I In less than a week 1 became a wile." Caller?1"I do not understand." Bride?"We bad Dot been married a woek before he asked me to sew on a button," Groaning on it lied nr Agony, tn the throw of rheumatism, which baa teeohod ths Inflammatory tU|o, tbe loviild but Jiut osuh to deplore tha loeaiolency of medicine* which could neither uproot the dluue at Its oiitttarl, nor srert Its dreaded olltnas. Iletleltsfi aiomaoh Hitters It a modiolus which, without the denier sttindhii ths uw ol toms ol ths ordlnsrr IMolHos tor this malady, Inlnllelr more eeephllii and otnwilre. Una si tie start. It chwbi the proirsn nt the dlMSH, and eaiieli, or noulrallice, tbe rhenmiue tlnii in the blood. Who so takes It In' curt no rnk, ami ti wtstibs bsneHllsd. Veins, ole In rhenmatlim, It It equally elBoadlout it a temidj tor neiiralgit ilver complaint, Indlsotllon, chilli and lorer, dtbillir, and Inscutltr olthe kidneys and Madder. It mtrslao bi relied upon to promote sleep ana appetite, I.Th^sW THE SIJ/VKlt QUESTION. I'r?ul4uut C'levuluuii Think# CuiupuUorj Culuuge Will boou b? blupiiud. Wath, Iqxciat if. Y. Commercial AUverlUcr. The administration bas not yetsurren dared to tbe silver men. Mr. Cleveland gad those who bold his vlowa ou financial questions are confident that the cornpul eory colnogo will be stopped before very long. It la only * question of time. 01 courts, tbla Congress is hopelessly insane on tbs silver question, but It bas only one more year to run, and porbaps the next way bavu u little better financial judg ment. II it baa not, the silver problem will work itself oat befora very rnuoh longer. Treasurer Jordan is using every exer tion to put lha silver iu circulation. He bas met with good success, and soon munb more will be circulated iu the form of {1 and certificates. This Is being done with tbe clesr conviction that every dollar forced into circulation contributes that much to hastau a settlement of the ques tion that will be satisfactory to those who favor an honest dollar. Mr. Cleveland expects, it is asserted, to see compulsory coinage of silver stopped during Ills administration. It is a fact that a number of members and senators who savagely attacked tbe financial policy of the administration are now not alto gether certain of the wisdom of their courso, and are ready to drop tbe subject for the present anil await developments. Several of these gentlemen have modified their views materially. It has been as serted that even (Senator Beck, of Ken tucky bas modified his views somewhat. Ur made no etlort to conceal his antagon lain to the administration from the first, tie and Keagan and Mills, of Texas; War ner, of Ohio, and Bland, of Missouri, were looked upon ss the leaders in a movement to break down tbe administration. It was to have been an organiied movement among the silver mauioca in Congress. Dx Benator McDonald is the one man to whose judgement in mattera of tluauce these men in a measure defer. Mr. Beck called upon him at the ltlgga house ami consulted with bira at the Kiggs house and consulted with him ns to this movement. Mr. McDonald advised against It. He thought it imprudont, and a thin.' they would have reason to regret. Mr. Beck's idea was to haue the cry for a single silver standard. Mr, McDonald pointed out that Ihia would be ruinous, and advised that they wait awhile before go|ng too far witli silver. Tho scheme was dropped soon after this interview, aud to-day difference of opinion on tho eilver question could not figure as a motive for attacking tho administration. A man who figured us a silver advocate last winter expressed the opinion to your correspondent not long ago that the silver question was no matter upon which to at tack the administration, a'i Mr. Oolvoland was about as apt to be right oa were those who differed from him. Representative for, oi North Carolina, was In Washington a luw days ago, and In a conversation on this snbjoot ho ex pressed grave doubts whether the attitude taken by tho Southern members was right aud in the best Interest of the Bouth. A great many peoplu down there, he said, were In doubt about It. They had been led Into supporting silver colyago, because they felt tho need of money, and they thought eilver coinage would make it plentiful. They have now discovered that no amount of money in circulation will do them any good as long as long as they have no security to give (or it, aud noth ing to offer to attract its Investment. The proper policy for the Mouth, he thinks, is to act with the East rather than with tho West. By the adoption of Western poli cies they are working against their own interests. Whatever money they get and whatever Immigration of value there Ib In the South must come from the Kast. Eastern capital must develop the re sources of tho Mouth, and there must be a community of iu orosta. The Bouth must adopt the Eastern school of finaucos, Mr. Cox thinks, If they are to advanco in prosperity. Tho West is their natural rival, and the Western interests are not tholr interests. Sick and billons headache, and all do rangementa of stomach and bowels, cured by Dr. I'ierce's "Pellets," or anti-bilious granules. 20 cents a vial. No cheap oxes to allow waste of virtuos. By druggists. TIIK DAILY MARKETS. Mouojr Actlvv-8taok Quotation*?The ChUU nail Petroleum Alurkota, Naw York, Oct. ti.?Money on call nctlvo at 5a8 percent, closing at H peroent. Prime mercantile paper, 4a6 percent. Sterling exchange quiet, but Arm, at H.81i|a4.84J. Nmv Yon*, Oct. (!.?Government bonds dull nnd steady, State bonds were dull and steady. The stock markot'wos much less active than yesterday and the upward movement received a check. The speculation in New England received nnolhor set back and that stock tg-nlght shows a heavy de cline. The Vanderbiils were conspicu ously strong in the morning, .Stories to the effect that the dissatisfaction ol the Pennsylvania railroad company had boen removed, aiding tho rise. The aponing was strong, the gains over last evening's final figures ranging from 2 to g generally, but Missouri Pacific was up 1 percent. Several of active list were unchanged. Market was feverish and Irregular in early trading and New England dropped nearly .1 per cent, but remainder of the list were firm to strong and so continued for most of the morning, though highest prloes were generally made cloie to 11 o'clock. A somewhat Irregular but genorally heavy market suc ceeded these, being a slight rally In the last hour, but tho closo was weak. The final prices show Irregular changes, tho most marked among which Is a decline of 5 percent In New York nnd New England, Tennesaeo. coal down 1, but other de clines fractions only. C.,0.,0 &L is np 31, Canada Southern, 1 j; Texas' Ptlciflc, lj, and Canadian Pacific, 11, Hill road bonds moderately active; sales $2,127,000. Stock quotations?Closed bid: Adams Express, 141; Alton & Terre Haute 371; do preferred, 82; American Kxpreas, 105; B.C. It. A N., 65; Canada Pacific, 7)1; Canada Houthern, Oil); Central Pacific, 4llJ; Chesapeake A Ohio, 10; do first preferred, Erie A Western, 12); Lake Shore, 02); Louisville & Nashville, 61 i; Louisville, New Albany A Chicago, 06; Memphis A Charleston, 40; Michigan Central, 03; Missouri Pacific, 115; Nashville A Chat tanooga, 05; New Jersey Central. 02|; Northern Paclflo, 29; do preferred, 691; Chicago A Northwestern, 117) | do preferred, 143) i New York Central, 11H|; Ohio A Mississippi, 28); do preferred 00; Paolflo Mall,60); Pittsburgh, 162; Read ing, 80); St. Louis A San Francisco, 321; do preferred. (HI; do first preferred, 114; O., M. A St. Paul, mil do preferred, NiW Yohx, Oct. 0,?Flour?Receipts, 10,660 barrels; exports, 4,618 barrels, 72,110 sacks | dull and heavy i sales, 13,000 barrels| common to choice white, weak; western extra $4.60i4,761 fanoy do |4 80a 4 00; common to choice extra St, Louis, $2 00a4 00| choice to doubln extra V4U6a 4 00. Whoat?Hecelpts, 408,400 bushels; exports, 111.207 bushels; spot lots a trifle better, options opened a shade eisler olog llrMditurn ami I'roYllloni, 01Ja02Jc, closing at U2Jo; May, I)3ja04|c, closing at U5|c; June, 04ii05}c, closing at Wjc. Corn, spot lota t null options la|e highsr, closing heavy with a reaction uf l?io; receipt*, 258 050 bushels; exports, 07,744 bushela; sales, 1124,000 bushels lu tnreu, 160,000 buehela epot; ungraded red, 44}?40e; No. 2, October, 4&3i45jc; cloaiug at 45jc; November 4Uia47io, cloa ing at 4djc; December 48i4SJc, cloolnir at 48jc; January 48}?48Jo, closing at 48 jo; May 60Jc. Dm, weak; receipts 03 000 bushela; export* 0-1,000 bushels; sales 275, 000 bushels (ntures 180,000 buahela epot; mixed western 81i33a; white 35i40e. Bay steady demand, (air shipping. Coffee, apot fair; Rio steady, options 20i25 points highsr asd iairly ac tive; sales (10,000 bags; October, $0 35a 0.40; November, $0.25a0 35; December, J0.15i0.30; Jannary, i0.15al).25 February, $0 20;Maiob,$0.15ii)25j April $S20i8 30; May, $0.20a0 25; tiUKur dull and uominai; retiuuil dull; gran. 5}; molasses dull and nominal. Rice steady, moderately active and firm. Petroleum, easy; United, 05]o. Kosin dull: turpentine, ilrin, 37}?. Kjks, steady and in (air request. lisceipts, 4,507 packages; western, 20}i2te. fork, tlrmaud active; old mess *10,00; new, SU.00all.15, Lard 6i7 points higher and 1 airly active. Western steam epot quoted at $0 05a0 08.. October, J0.10i0.12; No vember, JO 03?0 07; December, 10 05a010; January, $Ul;ta0.18; March $0 20iU.28; city steain $0.25.. liutter tirm, demand good. Cheese uulet and very Arm. Cop per firm. Chicago, Oct* 0.?The wheat market opened this morning at nearly inside tig urea (or the day, became (airly strong during the middle session, but belore the close o( the afternoon board prices had again declined to lowest prices current in tuauy months, and dosed at inside tig ures. Corn more active prices aboat yes terdays closing figure. Pork advanced ID cents. Flour unchanged, Buckwheat flour $250i2 75 per barrel, Wheat, No. 2 71 ji 71ji)j No,2 red 73o; Ootobar (lja72c, clos ing at 71 Ja; November 73U74c, closing 733c; December 751*75], closing at 75}c; May 81}i82io, closing 81] Corn, No. 2, 35}i3&lc; October 34Ji35u, closing at 34Jo; November 3(!ji37c, clos ing atllOJc; December 37Ja37io, closing at37jo; Muy 41}s4Ijc, closing at 41 jo. Oats?No. 2, 24Jo; October 24a24}o, clos ing at 2410; November ;'3!i25io, closing at 25Ja; December 20] i; May30Jt31c, closlug at 30Jj. Mess pork?October {8.0518.02}, closing at $8 87; November $8.07}a8 70,a closing at $8 80; January $0 35.110, closing at $8 02). No. 2 rye 48c. No. 2 barley 63u. No. 1 llax aeed $1 01 i). Fair to choice timothy fl.00m.0S. hard, October $5.07}a5.77J, closing at $5 72}; November $37Ui5,77}. January $5.77}i5.02}, closing at $5.87}. Short ribs, October $0 25.it! 37, closing at $0 37; January $4.02}?5 02}, Afternoon llsard?tirain weak and olosed at iueido figures, wbtle provisions were steady. Wheat?Ootober 711c; November 731c; December 75Jc; May 81 Jo. Corn?October35n; November 30Jo; December 37 0-10c; May 41 jo. Oats October 24c; November 2o 1-lUc; Ddcetn bsr20}o; May 3011-10o. l'ork?Novem ber Its 02}; January $0 77}. Lird? November $3.72}; January $3.87. Ubort ribs?October $0 37}; November $5.15; January $5.00. Raceipts and shipment!]: Flour, '.'0,000 bat rota; 21,000 bbls. Wheat, 131,000 bushels; 42,000 bushel#. Corn, 481,000; -44,000 bushels. Oils, 243,000 bushels; 13,000 bushels. Rye, 5,000 bushels; 3,000 bushels. Barloy, US,000 bushels ; 30,000 bushels, Cincinnati, Omo, Oct. 0.?Cotton steady. Flour, In actlvo demand. Whoat, dull; No.2 red, 70; receipts 4,000 bushels; shipments 1,600 bushels. Corn, Busier; No. 2 mixed, aslnUdjc. Oats, oonior; No. 2inlxed, 27Ja27j|e. ltyo, dull; No. 2,52o, fork, firmer ut ?U,25. Lard, quiet at $5 (16, Hulk meats quiet, sbort ribs $0.35. llncon easy; short ribs $750; short clear $7.75. Whisky, active and liriu at $1.13. Butter, sugar and cheese firm. Huge active aiul firm; commou and light, $3.0lla4.45; pack ing and butchers, $4 15*4 55; receipts 1,460 bead; shipments 720 head, Ejitr. easier at 15c. 8 ' Bai.tiuouu, Ml).. October 0.?Flonr steady aud quiet, wheat, western lower closing dull; Mo. 2 winter red, spot 801a 80Jo; October HOaSOjc; November 82Ja 82{; December 81|?84j. Corn, western easier and dull; mixed spot44J*44Jo; Oc tober41jhid. November45)1-15jo; Novem ber or December, new or old 45*45i, Oats, easier and quiet; western white 33a3Uc; do mixed IfOiiW. rrovislonB steady with (air inquiry. Mess pork $11 60. LnrJ, refined 8o. Butter firm, western packeu 13*18c. lSggsfirm, at20a21c. Coflee quiet, Itio cargoes, ordinary to lair, at lOjallJo. Llvo Stock. East Liusiitv, Pa., Oct. 0.?Cattle? Receipts 3,SO head; shipmente 301 head; market active; prime $180*5 00: lair to good, $4 25*4.50; cows, $3 75*4 00; 7 cars shipped to New York to-day. Hobs?Receipt* 2,000 head; shipments 2,100 head; market active; Philadelphlas. $4 80a4U0; Yorkers, $4.50*4.70; grassers. $4.40*450; 2 cars shipped to Nsw York. Sheep?Receipts, 2,000 head; shipment*, I,000 head; market firm. Prime $4.25* 4.60; lair to good $3,50*4 00; cows $2.50* 3.00; lambs $4.60*5,25. Chicago, Oct. 0.?The Dwwr'i Journal reports: Cattlo-Receipts 11,000 head; shipments 2,000 head; market slow 10a 20o lower; nhipplng steers $3 05?5.10; cows, bulls and mixed $1.75a3.1S; bulk $2,40*2.05; through Toxhs cattle; cows $2.20*2.50; BtejrB $2.05*3 40; westorn rangers lower; natives aud half breeds $2UO?!1UO; cows$2.60(|2 80; wintered Tex ans $2 80*3.40. Uogs-lteceipts 18,000 oead; shipments 2,000 head; market alow, closing 16*20o lower; rough and mixed $3 65*4.15; packing and shipping $4.15a 4.00; light weights $.1.60*4 36; skips $2 20 ?2.40. Sheep?Receipts 0,000 head; shiu ments 800 head) market steady, closing 10a20u oil'; natives $2.25*4.30; western $3.40*3.76; Texans $2.25*3,10; lambs $3.58 ?4.75, Petroleum, Oil City, Pa., Oct, 0,?Openod at 03|o; highest Olio; lowest 03Ju; closed at 05|C| sales 2,168,000 barrels; clearances 4,757,000 barrols; chartered,028 barrels; shipments 08,012 bairels. Pittsuuhu, Oct. 4?Petroleum active, firm, higher; opened at 031c, closed at 05Jc; highest OOo; lowest 03]c. Tmisvaut, 1'a., Oct. 0.?Oponed at 039c; highest OOo; lowest 03)c; closed at 06lc. N?w York, Oct. 0.?Beeves, receipts, II,870 head, Market firm; common to prime nativo steers, $4.10*5.05. Fair Texas steers $412). Kiports 350 beeves, and 1,700 quarters heel. Sheep?receipts, 13,700, firm and higher. Sheep $4.00*$5 00 per 100 llis. Lambs $560*$0 i5. Dogs receipts, 8,887; quiet at $4.70*$6,10, D!*BuayL:s SYRUP Cure) Coughs, Colds, Hoawrnois, Croup, Asthtnn.llroiiclillls,Whoop ing Cough, Incipient Cowumpllon nnil rollovc* consumptive persons In ndvnnceil itngrs of tlio ttlsoMO. For iltlo by nil Urugglnls. l'rlco, 25 cU. ?'Af'T10*l-n?t?iral?. nr.Ilull'.Conalifijnip limM onljr In whintmifftn, ?mlW?r?oiir rtf lit#rMlTMM JIAfttl. fowll LdiMf'? ttni 14 cirtlt,n PtH-Mrlp t>? Un>Lnkl,?m Ilia Miculmll* lUnnltirrinf Jolm \V. Hull Olio. Ms* ?toi'CfiV.?vi?? 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Beuwood lrou Work*. A. J. Sweeney A Hon " Ilobb*. llrockunler A Co. For full partloulari In regard to termi of|>alo and ItooUIWM? K.L.E08K4 00.. ' au14 U TwolItU flttooU Royal Mail Bicvcles, The Highest Hr*de lYheel Made. RHODES & CO. J.S. HOGE &c CO., Solo Agenta tor Wheeling And Vicinity. Second-hand Wheels taken in exchange. anlft Ileal gftxtc. FOB SALE. No. 9336 Main at. No. 2388 Main at. Mo. 2840 Haiti at. No. 2801 Main at. No. 2341 Mala *t Ne. 2ft20 Main at. I No. 2101 Mam at. No. 2103 Main at. No. 2004 Wain PL No. 2000 Main at. No. 1427 Main at No. 742 Malu at. No. A17 Market at. No. 9 <0 Market at. No. 1784 Market it. No. 24U Market at. No.740^ Market at. No. 2210 and /210M Market it. . No. 84 Hlxleeulb at. No. 170Hlxteenth at. No. 47 Twenty-third at No. H2 Nineteenth at. No. 01 Twenty-aeoond at. No. 1184 loff at. ? No. 88 Maryland at. No 019 McOollooh it. Acre*. Kdglngton lam, will exchango lot city property. ? room houae at Kim Grove, with lot 02x120 ?No. M and No. M, Alley 19. ft Iota In Fourth Ward, A dcalrablo manufactur ing alie. No. WOft Chapllne at. No. 2 C" -.8919 Chapllne it. o. go North Front at no ll?ft Koffat No. 1129 KolTat 70 Aora Farm on Horh'i Ruu, and many oilier FOR HKNT, Ptoro room No. 1221 Market at. at., 9 room a, No. 104 Fifteenth at, ft rooma, No. 12UI Alloy 11, ftroo No. 22 Tweuty-aetantb..... For further Information, enquire of J AM EH A. IIKNHY, Real Eatate Agent Collector, tod Notary Public, ?029 Offlce, No. 1812 Markot fltmet EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER. UultMO .1.1] tW.luHlr Kl?. toMbrH. II. Ijlifi MMDlMllltW, lOltl iln it., tad by >11 nm-clm (iroari. octt gnmspottattou, ?piTTHBUlUlH, CINCINNATI HI. X lAJl'IS UAII.R041>?l'iiili?u<:ic UouU: Time ublit (or E*?t and We?t ourrectua I > JUNE ?&, lhftd. Tralna have I'auhaudi# kUliou, fooio! Eleventh itre?t, near public landing, a* follow* Central Htaiidard tluw-f muaeJphU and New York. We?t to Columbia, t^Louu! Chicago, IudlauapolU and For through tickets baggago nheolu, ileeplog far apoominodatlou*. and auy further lufurmaUou ap ply to JOHN U. TOMUNSON. Tlckot Agent at Viu Mudle atatlou, foot of Elavcuth atrwt, or at City Ticket Office, uuder MoLuru IIoum1, Wheeling. , ? J AUKS McCREA, General Mwuier^Wtubur^h, Pa, Oen'l Pw and Ticket Ag*nt. Pitttburth.' Pa. I "PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY, X (omuTiNo) CLEVELAND A FirWBUROH R. R, , Condemn*! tlmtv;abl<> oI paateuger train* oor* | rKt<K? toCXIMS'I?CVn'rwl Standard T m??; ?a?t *wii ftuwrii TonvnuiumH and c?.avKUNo.~ ?TaTIU.SB. Bellalro. Bridgeport* MartTu'a Kerry Brilliant ' Bteubeuvlue. Toronto Empire Yellow Creek Welliville Kaat Liverpool. Roche* tor Allegheuv ..... Pittaburgli. AllUnco............. Ravenna - Hudson Newburg..., Cleveland... 6 OC 5:1* 6:1* 6:49 0:tf> 6?2b 0tU> C;iu 7:0) 7 :j0 h:!0 6;.Y> OU. 10:25 11:01 . 11:83 p. m. 1 12:14 12:4a it iu. 10:0ft 10:17 10.26 10:66 11:12 11:31 11:43 U:&| P. in.. 12:06 12:3ft 1:20 2:10 2:20 |p. in. 4:C0 4:13. 4:v0 4:ta 6:17 6{M 6:4H 0:00: 0:10 i. in. 1:00 1:12 1:V0 1:M 2 0/ 2;2Q 2:1H 2:(0 8 03 8:04 A-85 VfKHTTO A1X1ANCK AND CIUCAOO. ITATIONa. Rollalre Bridgeport MarUiva Kerry.. Yellow Creek Welliville Bayard AUlauo Canton ........ Maaalllon MamOeld Crealllue. Lima I Fort Wayne... | Chicago.., a in 5:00 6: iv 6:li 6:60 7.00 U:4fc 10:16 p. m. l:no 1:66 4:60 6:20 H. til 10.06 10: ?7 10:2 11:64 1:20 2:to 4:20 6:87 6:62 8: OS 8:86 11:16 a.m. 1:12 0:80 All tralbN dally except Hunday. Tralna leaving Bridgeport *t l :12 p. m. (1:47 olty time) arrive nt (Ihlcaito at fl:?0 following morning, Traiua leave Cleveland for Wheeling at 12:10 p, m., arriving at 6:14 p. in. Leave Cleveland at 11:10 p. m., arrive at 7:46 a, m ? ? ..... K. A. FORI). Gen. Paw and Tlckot Agent, Pittsburgh, Fa. JAMEtJ McCUEA, Ueueral Manager, Pittsburgh, y*. ALTIMORE &OUIO KA1LKOAD CO. "oil .0(1 after MAY 30.IKS, rumigcr trilm will | run aa follow*? Wheeling time' no. nil KoTjn fNir, No M Dally No.IUIi.Uy B ?ART DOCND. Leave Whoollng Bollalie. Mannlngton. Arrive at? Qralton Cnmbcrlaud Washington City... | Baltimore. A. M. 6:50 A.M., 6:40 C:65 10:45 P. M. 2:44 No. 86,83 and 87 atop at all btitlona. P. M., 12:80 0:80 7;U0[. P.M. 6;* 4:46 C."J4 7:80 rrnooMD. Leavo? Whoellng Bollalru.. Arrive at? Zanocville^ Newark.. Columbia., Clnolnnatl Banduaky.. Indlanapolli 8t Lonls.. Chicago. Kanwa City.. I |No. 16| iMliy lliallyl Dally A. M. 8:nr> li:lo P. M. , 4:00 4:15 A. M. 0:26 10:06 P. M. 12:1H 1:20 2:40 6:60 6:80 11:00 A. M 7:w 5:40 P. M. R'OO P. M 7:55 6:10 10:10 1?:6C 11:66 A. M. 4:00 7:06 p. u. 6:80] A. K., 9:00 H-M P.M. i(i:M 11:08 A.M. 1:10 3:00 8:10 7:80 8:66 P. M. 4:46 0:80 6:26 9:00 n w| y;W Bt. claltNVllle Aceoramodatlou, JeMve* Whoellng ath:35 a. m? 1:60 and 0:00 p. m.; ir-tvcs Bellalra at 8:10a m., 2:21 and 0:H5 p. m. Ri? turn lug, ar* ilvea at Whwllug at 8:16 a. m., 1:86and 6:45 p. m? dally eioepl 8uiHay. 1 ' Moundivllle accommodation, leaves Wheeling at 11:8i a. m., and arrivoa at llouudavllle at J2:16 p. m.. dally except Huuday. Crafton aocomuiodatloa at 8:26 p. m. ? KanoawlHo accommodation leavva Wheeling at 4:00 p. m., dally except bunday. .,].0;80 pJ^Ll,r,al.n,lAr?U|'h to Cincinnati without B;A9JJlocpor,V,r.ou*h loClncIunaU. B. A 0. Hlocplng Can on all through trains. I Throulfh OoAph from Whoellng to Clnoinuatl on "8:24 *?n"" Cloao opnnocUotiA aro made for all pofnU Booth ami Bouthwcat. North and Northwtft, makliiB thla . a drtlrablo route for colonlata and peraonn moving to whom particular atten Ticket* to all principal nolnta on Mle at Ildpot. ^Bleeping car accommodations can bo cccurwl at ? Depot Ticket Offlcc. TllO^.C. BURKE,Ticket Agent, B..1 O. Depot JOHN T. LANE, Trav. I'aawugur Agent. R.T. DKVRilM, (lencral Agt nt. wKing. WmoN,1'i!!i(o<4 wimboboh divi. On and alter MAY 80,1AM paneugor tralna wll run a* followi-Wheellng Ume. For 11tiaburgh-5:05 a m., 7:85 a. m, daily? 1;I6 p. tn., 0:25 p. m., dally. '' ' 52^SW.1"KSr4i? 4?'Jr?xi?pi 8und??. n *?!!*"** ?""?OWNM'Antral. ?? ?iiipwiiitoudBni. J. T. LANK. 1t?T. I'm., Vm.. WhwllnJ. Ohio wvjiit kaii.hoau Tl aio fable corronkd to JUNK 28, J W. Tralna leavo l'inbaudlo Button, foct'of Elovenih atraet! uearpublln lauding, a* fullowa?Central Matidard Tiny?which la 66 mlnutea ilower than,Wheeling noiHo houth. J'nil/ riuiI No. 1. My Ao. r?M, NO.?. 0M8* Learo-Wbeellng... Arrlvo-lk-iiwoud.. Moundavlllu Glarlngton l'rtx;tor.... NowMartlnBTlUe Hardin fijatemvlllc., Friendly (Matamorti) Ht. Mary'# Wllllamitown (Marietta). Parkcwburg. a. rtt. r.:3ft c,:U) 7:10 7:47 7:M 8:1ft 8:2' B:? 8:60 tl:? 10:1 ft 10:4ft h. m. K:ir, ?::? 0:80 11:00 11 :W P> Ola 12:3*0 1'2:W 1:W 1:AA 8:10 4:88 1:00 (KIINO NOKTII, l?Hlly Daily rul rm. No. I* No. 8. ?m' Leave-Parkerabnrg . Arrive-* IlllatniitownCilarri'tta Friend?/ BlatetavfUe Hardin.. New Martlnavllle I'roctor Olarlngion. Moundaville Sjywiwd Wheeling.,, a. n. 6:00 0:90 7:10 7:4ft 7:60 8:07 8:16 sm 8:4-1 9:80 ?:H? 10:?K i. tn 1180 4:Pn 4 (60 ft: B &.li ft :M f,c ill 0:80 7:10 r.w 7:45 a. m. 0:10 7:80 ?:A I0:fi0 11:18 t>. in. 12:08 12:80 1:18 1:48 4:00 i;S ftaaonger train* dally Including UutiiUr. A modatlou iralm rum duliv e*wt't Hundir. J. O.TOM LI NHON, t Agent O. H. K? Whwllni. w, j,roihnhon'?1/ Oonoral raMcnger Agent. 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