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Wanted.
-sjjt^llspeclal Soliciting Agents.
The NOHTinvF,HTBRNfi MA80N1C AID ASof
<:l<f ?K". Illinoli. canemploy a i
** "VktUI Awcuuin Ohio nnd Wot Vlr '*
" r.i tin* right men, who intuit bo Manouii i
.i . i.tkhnvr irood record*, this la an opporVioii.!5?wl.
The plan* of the North
w?:' . <tiiiiy und? ntoou, It ha* nearly 47.
r". ?ici? in forte, all dlvlftloM pay lull
?.rfu'?na it gives from ll.oou to 110,000ol lure
rate hM never rcacbcd H per 1.000,
! hi- ictn*lo?t for 110.000 at luroof :j&, is hut
.17., ,i?. vcar. or only 1720 iter 91,000 durlujr
f "th > ear of II* hlntory.
.i . cai>Unt to work, aim more money can
, n. ? ' 1>V kcmm! Solicitors in rcprwuHn* It
Ill U* orned iu work for any other Amoqualified
for this work? Do YOU
, luiii fIf * write at once to
J a. STODDAKI), Kem-tarv,
Home luaurance HulldlnK.
, j CHICAGO. 11.1 J.
For Rent.
InoK KKNT OK LEASE?double
H if -in'?-? Kooiii. u?ru?r llclmont and Thlr
,,,hir.i .tn-t. lu-llnl e. Ohio. In<iulroof \N . ri
jYlfliul i.. Hclliilre. Ohio. del*
rH)1: KKNT-FOUlt kooms in
r .. ...i.I 'lory: K'W ??"?> water; Twenty?,i
.triot, l?jtwwii Martct and Chaidlnc.
Sulr."'!J5"SK SS?_
i-iA'T
JVU"
gcvoritl Ortkw hikI Hooins.
0TOkt UOOM 1043 MAIN KTItEET.
Lodging ttoonui In Iteiljr's Block.
II F0RBE8,
i lH'J r|?Mnilnp Ktrrol.
Auction Sales.
^1 i TlnN SALE OF
HpiiwoimI mill llcllaire Null Slock*.'
I m |: 1 niTW for miIv lit public miction, Ht the
.... t : . r 11:? ?'??iirt IIouko In the city of
tthnciiug. on Saturday, December 8, 1888, comi
it i" . ' ld.-k a m.. h block of lIcliHlrv
\?; w..: . -locjc, iiihI ii block of the 8lock of
i*?-fiw? ?! Iron Work*.
,], ! u . II HAI I.Klt. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
By Order or Assignee,
Commencing This Evening:,
$5,000.00 WORTH
Miscellaneous Goods.
To liu cold without reserve ut
CEO. J. WICKHAM'S AUCTION HOUSE,
jrl NO. IIV. MAItKHT BUCKET.
AUCTION SALE
OK
Gray's Iron Line,
At the landing. f?ot of Liberty street, Pitt#li-.irgh
Pa., i II "UMPAY, December 13, 1ns\ at 10
o'clock (i. in.. steamboats
Iron Duke, Iron Age, Ironsides.
j6Cnr?o llox IhrRes, 10 Peek Marges, 3 Open Hull
ItaWf*. ilarge, a Co(J Flats and 2 Timber
jk)il>iat 1- IntM. plunked lure ami uit.
Tin1 mtt*.'titi<>ti of rlvcrmen I* asked to the sale
ol IM? wiiual.le property, which is to close out
the buiditosi of tiii-? p ipubtr uud prosperous
line.
Any further information run to bad by application
to liny'# Iron i.ttie, Pittsburgh, Pa.
llv order of the Kx ecu tor* of the estate of It.
i-rity. JOHN P. BAU EY,
ii'O' >i.tw Aocioncer.
General Notices.
REWARD $1,000. n
A rt'ivnnl of One Thousand Dollar* will bo ^
puid for the airesl and conviction of the person i_
or rersoriii who changed the election returns or ,r
ballots of Kanawha cyunty. West Virginia, af- H
toting the vo-f for'iovernor Congre??*uiun aud
l'ro.?ueittliiK Attorney.tl'lille wild returns won# a
in tlir eiihiixly of the Clerk of the Countv Court "
?>f Mild count v. VV. J. >\. COW PEN. q
l.'li.ilrinun Kepublienn State Executive Coin- 01
mime. no.t) ft)
REWARD $1,000.
A reward of One Thou Rand Dollars will be
for the arrcn ?tul conviction of the person HC
..r itfrton* who changed the elation returns or r?i
ballnt? of Wetxul county, West Virgiuia, aflect- [?
lug the vote for Governor or Congressman. while |
mM r. itirnH ivvie in inu cmtiouy ui uiuwu-i?ui
tlie County Court of raid comity.
W. J. W. COW DEN.
Omirmnn Republican .siato Executive Com*
mm e. no'JJ
M"m:y
TO LOAN
On Fir.<t Mortgage Security oa Ohio Real Estate. j
i mm one to five year* _i
Winn to buy 12 Minres Bridgeport Hank Stock
It. T. llOWELL,
Insurance and Real Estate A no tit, t
nM< Hrlduenort. Ohio. I
rjH> THE PUB MO!
ikone desiring to make h hsmlsomo Christinas j
Pn-R-nt, In tlio *h<tpe of a Portrait, would do 'J
well to give us tlieir ordOTg early1 In the season j
mm to avoid unncceiMiry hiwte iu execution. ?
We are making rrayou I'ortniitu at about one*
bull our former price.
WM. M Yi.ES & SON. r
J-'iiv \V Mvi.km, 1'orlrwlt fainter. i-el-' (
For Sale.
WK OFFER FOIf SALE. IN THE
f T ben and fa>hloltablc part of the city, a
Two-*tory Hrlck Ke.Mil- net* on c'haplluc street
?bove t w, inn, containing 12 rooms, ball-ways,
talk-room, etc.; improvements ol find elas* order.
An decant home. Lot largo and brick
?'*1iIcn on alley. The price for tbh> property is j
wulnly very regulable, and terms can be /
iiuili-1<> suit. Kiiqulre for further particulars ol /
the Aiii ium o( the nroiierty. It
f. A. KCIIAEFER & CO..
de-l Cor. Four eentb A Market Streets.
ttOK SAMS.
Two large Garden Lots, containing isrcc ordl* '
fisry fnimo dwellliiu ami large ?table, (both
newly roofed with stool rooting), situated ou
llit National I'lkeand the I'ittsburKh Division
*>! the it. ,v 0. Itallroiut. at Valley (.rove, W. Va..
eleven mile* from Wheeling. Will sell for
II.Wo. JAM KM L. II AW LEY,
no.* No. U.'O Main Street. .
gTOCKS FOtt SALE. n
? share* /Etna Iron ami Steel Company.
VI Share* \\ arwtck China ?'oiupauy. b
I" Khans lU'iiwootl Nail Mill. o
MiHunnUashlliiNttllMtll. y
I.' ' bnrun Otilo Valley llunk. r
1U Slian* KiverM'ir Uliui Comtiuny. u
lu share* I'cubody Inramnce Company. p
I. 1K\V1.<AKCnt, v
nn.'i No. Twelfth ritrect. ?
JjAKKRY FOR SALE.
A flrsbclaifcdt well equipped Bakery can l?e ^
imreliawl. tOKether with the Rood-paying trade J
It <Djoy?, (or a rea?onnb!e num. A detlre to en* *
KMC In other btulnotis is the rcaaou (or wauling "
to tell. Adtlreu, , ? n<?'.
,M. K., thi*? oflleo. ~
you SALE LOW.
1,000 ACRES,
Two mil en from Middlebourne, Tyler countyt
TV. Va., .<.*? uere* of which is. In line timber.
W. V. nOOE Jt WW).,
no.' law Market Street
FOR SALE.
nun ?i.?, i ^i. .... iiw.iu.i (."itIr ilrniimta. Zane'f
On-hard, North ami South Kront Streets and
w>uth ivnn ?irii'W, at very low (toure*.
A ifood ti roomed Hoiimj at 131.! Jacob street, at
?Iwrjculti.
I'iitUilc MrU-k House, 77 and 79 Virginia Htroot,
will m'U *c|wiratu or both together. They cousin
all modern improvement*.
wen Roomed House. 137 Kouth n road way; a
KojM property at much less than cost.
f."ur Itoonied CotuiKe (or fKi.
Kiuht Koouiud IIoum;, North Front street;
rlrr: lot; all In good comlltlon; 83,300.
* lve Koomcd IfoiiM1, -1 North Broadway; will
nuke t pleasant home.
tlx ttoojned itrlfk House, southwest corner
Thlriy-iiKbilj and Wood street*, at a bargain;
pay lor investment.
I'wi-iJunj lloiucn. lame and small, always on
nana (or rent.
<>cl* 0. 0, RMITH. M20 Main Street.
FOR SALE.
(St) Twpul J.fonr Lota in UaldwoJI'i Addition
to the City of Wheeling.
8*M Ix)ts are bounded on the north by Twenty
ninth street, on the east by Fillmoro street, on
ihc south by tho llsudlsn Homestead, ana or
Ui" B?t hy the K.AO.K. R. . ?
Their proximity to tho above narnod railroad
ranters them excellent sites for maBUfactttrlni
eiUMtahmcnts. ? , .
if not sold in thirty daya will bo sold at pub
?ie KUi-ttuo.
Kur terms and further Information APQly to
W. V. 110C2K 61 BKO.,
1300 Market Street,
Or WILLIAM M. R ANDUN, .
>nis w fV>r I'hi>t*t?ne?% ^?xteenth^t_
Photography.
^ABLNET PHOTOGRAPHS
Only $3 00 Per Dozen
HUMUS' HALLEKT,
If a 42 Twelfth Stmt
Medical. V
Dr, C. McLane's Celebrated
LIVER PILLS
WILL CURE
sic! mm.
A few doses taken at the right time
will often eavo a severe spell of
sickness. Price only 25 cents at
anjr drug store. Be sure and see
at Dr. C. McLANE'S CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS, FLEMINQ
BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., is
on the box. Nono other is Genuine.
Dm IVORY POLISH for the Tooth.
phukumks tub ciicatu.
iP
nu
\ fc'a Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.
It la Nature'a Remedy, made exaluilrely
from IlooU and Jlrrba.
It la perfectly Hni mleia.
It la the only remedy known to the world
that has ever yet Cured eoniagiotu Mood
Jbbon (n all I!m ttaoc*.
It cures MrreurUl IUioumatUrn, Cancer,
Scrofula, and other blood dlac&sca heretofore
eonalderod |Bcurab!r. It cures any dlaeaie
cauacd from Impure Mood. It la now preacrlbed
by thooaanda of tbo boat phyalclana m <
la the United 8tut?*?, us a tonic. TTo append
the statement of a few:
MI hare u?cd 8. 8. N. on patlenti con?a!eae.
Ibr fruin fever au<l from mraulf wl'li the
beatrcavlta. J. X. Ciibhky, It. bu
Uluvillc, Ob.*'
Ranucv. n*.?WIMIo While waa aflllctM
with acnifula awreu j ntw. 1 prencrltMnl h. 8.
B., uud to-day he l- a fat and ruliuat Uj*.
0. W. l'ARXtn, ?.IL_
RlcnaojiD, V*.. Doe. n, 1BM.-I hare takes
thn* bottle* of swtfi'M Bpccltlo for att-oiidary I
tab of*ay other murdy I l.nocviru ml
a ?. Wisnkld, m. a. i
Formerly of Siu??x Co., Va.
dn. F- J. TTai.c, the well-known draggtet 1
ami phmleUn. < f Niuhrllle. Howard County.
Arlt., writes: " Having ?ome knowledge aa to
what H. H. 8. Ift >mjxnr. I can aafeljr
recommend ll na tint remedy for r.U akin dla*
Mmm, it mutters n. >t wfcut iho nnu. J may bo." |
We have a 1k*iU giving p. Mitorj of this .
wouilerful remedy, ut ?I it* cure*, from all 1
over t be world, which win convince you t hat <
all we ?ay 1< true, and which wo will mall ;
free on application. No family ahould be I
without It. We have nuother ouCuutagloua I
UIimmI 1'ulMin, aent on Mime terms.
Write lid o history of your cane, end our '
plnrlri.ni will tidvud Itft you |?y loiter. In I
atrlctiMt confidence. We will not dacolvs i
jrou knowlugly.
For sale by all drugs 1st'.
Tuk fewirr Brrnno Co., I
Drawer 3, Atlnlilr., Oft, 1 I
hew York, 'jt ]lr<*mlwiv. 1
London, iji?, ill bnow H12L l
ELY'S CatarrK <
R E A M BALM \
Cloanso. ;
PalnandB^fEV?.R|3 gj ,
iflammatlon.Ig^ &St
onlstheSores.gw' / *
ostores thoKWB^ i
anses of
'UT IIio CURE. ^^fEVER
A particle In applied Into each nostril ami l?
recaHe. I'rlce 60 cents at rirujarlfttR; by mall,
irfntcm], cn cent*. ELY BBOTnEkS. M War[i
wtrect. Now York. ja2-Mtt'MW
EITQ sTrajp
NERVE RESTORER
tr all muix ? \(rvr lu?rA<r?. C\ly i?rt
far Srrr* Aff*Cnont, Ft". FpH*i*r, rle.
11IBLI II Ukrn & tllr*rlcil. So F it t\J\tf
i/uv ? ?" TiriiUt *t.<l irial iiof.lt frr* to
MlruU, ihry *i|ii?Mcbarirr*oit tag wbrn
rrj Jwml iiamrt, r. o. otl rinrrM sililrrtt uf
:o t?IU KLISK Ml Arcb Ml, ItilladelpbU. ftu
in Uruygif* l\K WARE OF I HIT A HSU FkArUS.
2P3Sl PARKES?ti
feSg&Sa HAfS SALSABI
^ nsCfc a:,'l Ihe hair.
' SSBir*"-'* SsI'ri.'snotM a luxuriant Rrcwth.
wJlv .^wbh'Ncv.T Fa'li lo Raster# Gray
'Ww* Hn?r ta 111 Y-nthfjl Colrr.
Sv?C-v?" r^*?Ji*|Pn,v?-?tM Pnn1m;f*?i<l hair r uling
flit l:? y* ? ' . fi'.l rnt I in.gui" ?. |Mj
"The Gladstone" Lamp.
'The Gladstone"
efifc L&MP
?&apsI
iinr %rnakZ /<
/
or ally kVncj0?"',^ /
S|p?5?^l/
s^rn^?m
^?K4 -'a
^ws&as
-?"':? M? r..I, *<ga^TTirM ft /
EAT
TRADE
IftirfclftS
FOR BREAKFAST.
SOLD BY AU GIIOCEBS.
Quaker Mill Co.. Ravenna, Ohio.
ell>WAM I
Professional Cards.
q. w. atkinson,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AHD
GcnaraJ Insurance Ajent,
1IU Uukil St.. Wheeling, W. V?.
VCollcctlons promptly tttendod to. In?ur?
knco solicited la WheoftnK, and In til parti ot I
West Virginia. Can plain imurancc at lowc?i
ratow and In >*"?* mmnwnlo* ?nUin4* i
Farming Implements.
R0!*
Feed Cutters I
The best Feed Cutter on esrth. Nino different
lies. Write for circular aud prlco.
R. K.UIFFKN ACO.,
no27 1M0 Main St, Wheeling, W. Va.
file Intelligencer,
Otltce j Nui. mid ?7 F?mrteeuth street.
THE MADONNA.
ScrOmer'i Magazine.
The year* way not enter her khrlne;
Forever (air and young ?he htatida,
Ami with her sraclou*, Klrliih handa
Goldi tenderly the child divine.
Hnr lino art* warm with mother* love
Ami bleaaednfcat. ami from her eye*
Looks the mute. questioning surprise
Of oue who bears a voice above.
Life'* voice*?from (be thronged part.
Listen to God'a low whispered word
(Htrange menage by no other heard)
And keeps the secret in bis beaVt.
Sweet maidenmotber, yetr? have fled
Since the irreat i winter dropped hli brush.
Left earth's loud pralie for heaven's kind baib,
While incu bewailed him, early deadYet
mother* kneel before thee still,
Uplifting happy heart*: or. wild
With cruel lot*, reach toward thy child
Void arms for the Christ love to fill.
Time waKa without the aacred apot
Where fair mid young the mother stands;
Time waif, and bars with jealous bands
The door whero years may enter not.
TALKS OX TAKIFft
Free Salt Would Sliuply Uonefll the Grant
English null Trust.
The English suit combine or salt trust,
is composed of sixty-four suit producing
firms and companies with a capital of
?2,000,000 common, ?1,000,000 preference
stock to draw seven per cent interest
and ?1,000,000 four and one half per
cent bonds, making a total of about
$20,000,000. Iu their prospectus they
state that from 1878 to 1887, 10,894,880
tons were shipped in the Mercey. Of
that amount 2,235,567 tons were shipped
to the United States. The cstimuted
production of the nult combine unnually
18 2,000,001). The profit at five shillings
per ton ?300,000. After paying interest
on bonds ?45,000, and preference shares
?70,000??115,000?leaves ?385,000, or
$1,UL'5,000 pro Jit annually. The above
calculation would give from sixty to
seventy per cent profit on the cost of
manufacturing the salt.
Now why should not this country admit
salt free of duty to benefit this huge
"combine" and breakdown our own salt
manufacturers? "It's English, you
know." Free traders wake up! Your
friends want our market without being
taxed for it. "The tariff is u tax." so
the parrot says. Mr. Allison, in your
tariff bill remember the poor English
salt trust. '
Retaliation.
There is an instructive story told in
the Massachusetts Ploughman of the now
notorious Sackville West: Twenty
years ago in Ireland a young lad by the
name of John Boyle O'Reilly, while
training and swearing a regiment of his
countrymen to fealty to their country,
ind to light for it at the right time, was
jet rayed, arrested, and banished to Aus
num. uue 01 liiu coun ? im uumnm-u
liim was Lionel Saekville West. O'lteilly
was shipped to Australia, but escaped
it sea, at great rink, in an open boat, but
tvas picked up by an American whaler
tnd brought to America, and is now
widely known a* a poet, patriot and
itateaman. Hut, like Cleveland, be was
n favor of retaliation. When Lord
sackville Wct-t advised his countrymen,
hrough Murchison, to vote for Oleveaud
to aid the "mother country,"
J'Heilly went to Washington and urged
lie President to send West home. He
:onvinccd Mr. Cleveland, and O'lleilly
luccecded in banishing West from
Vuierica, in retaliation for West banish*
ng O'Keilly from Ireland.
A l'lucky Tuvkur County Woumii.
Baltimore Sun Tucker Co, {II*. K<i.) Otrretpondcnce.
The most celebrated hunters of this
lection are Dob hast ham, Jule Haker, a
voman, and Louis Cbidister. There is
t law to protect deer, but it is not oblerved.
Out of season venison is called
nountain mutton. Jule Haker in the
(vifeof John Haker, and lives near the
nouth of Black Water Fork. She can
mndle a Winchester with the dexterity
tnd precision of Old Leatherstocking,
uid hundreds of deer and bear have
alien victims to the unerring bullets
rom her rifle. Hob Eastham says be
law her plunging down the mountain
iide through six inches of snow one day
ivith two rides and a bear trap strapped
:o her back and followed by six dogs.
She ran three miles to a point where
the thought a deer in full chase would
;ross, and she got there in time to see
Iter hucband kill him. She is a big,
Idaek-haired woman, very industrious,
ivith a heart as big as her foot, and she
s the mother of seven children. She is
not pretty. A few months ago, for a
silver dollar, she carried a valise weighing
over 100 pounds, seven miles for an
engineer. It in said that on one occasion
die carried n sewing machine from
arafton to her home, a distance of sixty
miles.
lixulllng Adventure.
Qrcenbrlcr Iiulcpvndt lit.
Mr. John A. Beard, of Anthony's
creek, this county, hadouite an exciting
adventure with an old buck* last week,
lie attempted the rescue of his dog,
which was trying conclusions with the
deer, when he ran up and gave the deer
a severe kick. This only brought his
buck8hip's vengeance down on himself.
Mr. Heard saved himself by his extraordiary
running abilities and gutting on
lop of a high fence, from which position
ho was rescued by u friend who was near.
The deer was one of the largest of bis
kiud, having seven points to the beam,
and weighing, when dressed, 148 pounds.
IfuiicMty (>r the Country 1'runn.
Parkmbtirg Sentinel (Don.)
It is astrange tlungthat no Democratic
county newspaper knows of the fraud in
its own county which the big heads of
Wheeling have discovered.?Wiieelixu
INTELLIGENCE!:.
That is just tho size of it. It is nothing
but a case o. big head with th? Wheeling
papers. The county papers are content
to be honest and wait until the
votes are counted and properly certified
before they say who is elected. It were
better if the kig heads of Wheeling had
half the honesty and fairness of the
county papers.
A Novol WfilUlnj;.
A novel wedding occurred liiat Sunday
on the Pendleton county and Virginia
Stato line, near Doe Hill, Bays the Komney
Intelligencer. The parties were Mr.
John Rolstoti,of Highland county, Va.,
and Mrs. Martha 1'ropHt, of Pendleton
county. The Rev. G. D. T. Collins not
having a licenso to marry persons in
Pendleton, Btood on the "borders of his
land," while tho contracting parties
stood in Peudletou, and were made man
and wife in the presencoof quite a number
of witnesses.
Could >'ui Do'Without II.
Mariintburg Herald.
What would tho Republicans of the
Btatedo without the Iktklliuenceb in a
last-resort-struggle liko tho one West
Virginia is passing through politically ?
Be without intelligence. A seat in tho
United States Senate or in tho Cabinet
would bo northing more than right for
Messrs. Campbell, Frew, or Halt.
An UUtorlc lllble.
The Bible used in swearing witnesses
nnd nthnrs at the Wood Countv Circuit
Court lias been in existence since 1821),
and from all appearances it has done duty
at the present place since it came from
the press. The covers aro badly worn
by the constant handling, but the inside
pages are all intact.
PnppoisTg are best informed from experience
what remedy is applicable to
different diseases and their eyideuce is
more valunble than that of anybody el?e.
Read the following testimonial: "I have
been selling Simmons Liver Regulator
for ten years, and can say I never sold a
medicine that has given such satisfaction.
Our doctors use it and prescribe
it in their practice.?C. W. Conway,
Druggist, Wilton, N. C. mwfaw
THE PKES8 ASP T1IE JIESSAUB.
Various Vinwa Takrn of Mr. Cleveland's
Passionate Uttrrunces.
New York, Dec. 4.?The Sun in its
editorial comments on the President's
message, says: The main fuct is that nowhere
does Mr. Cleveland specify or
even suggest any line of policy to be pursued
in dealing with the question of the
surplus and the taxes.
The Heraldmys: It is a plain, business
like report of the condition of the various
departments, perfucedjby a few para?[raphs
in which Mr. Cleveland speaks
or more impartial laws and a stricter
adherence to the constitutional methods;
that monopolies and trusts shall not inor.muu
lta?? that all Anuii-ii'iinunlinll hnv?
a fair chance in the race of life. What
be says on thin head is sensible and well
put, but as the people have just elected
to power a party which favors monopolies,
trusts and capitalistic combinations,
for the present the recent elections show
that the people do not care enough about
its evils.
The Tribune Buys: The message is not
as carefully written as the President's
other official papers, but its crude or
awkwurd phrases count for nothing in
comparison with its mischievous tone.
It would not be out of place for the Senate's
reply to rebuke a Chief Magistrate
who sets himself to inflame blind prejudice
and passion against employers generally,
whatever their personal worth or
merit, und against the institutions and
laws which the people huve recently
sustained by their verdict. Mr. Cleveland
gained a reputation for courage
when no cut through disguises ami avowed
for Free Trade; but he does not guin
in any respect when he gives vent to
personal passion in his lust unnual message.
The Timet says: The whole tenor and
| important truth lying at the buso of
some of Mr. Cleveland's remarks are, in
our judgment, somewhat obscured by
I overstatement. It is pretty true that
| some of the higher protective duties of
tariil foster monopoly, levy taxes, not
for the common needs but for the benefit
of a privileged class, and imposing
gross inequality upon people, but the
class benefitted issmull. It does not include
all or even the greater number of
manufacturers. On the contrary the
great body of manufacturers sufler by
tho taxes that enrich the few, being
compelled to pay them the cost of mate- '
rials made by the few.
A PJjAKFUJ* ACCIDENT.
T\?o Hoja Whirled Fifty Tlmen Around a 1
Clay County Star.
About the last days of October, u blood
curdling accident occurred at thu mill of ,
J. M. Hoggs,this county, which has
lately been reported to us as follows: J
A boy named Douglass, who had come 1
to mill, was standing near a rapidly re- <
volving iron shaft, when another boy ,
named Young, who was standing near, '
slipped behind him aud catching up the :
tail of his oil-cloth overcoat, wrapped it
around the shaft. It was instantly
drawn tight by the revolvingof the shaft, y
and Douglass was wound in, catching
Young as he went, both hoys were
whirled fifty or more times around tho i
shaft at lightning speed. Douglass' legs -s
were both broken above the knees, and (
his thigh boues sticking out through .1
the llesli were heard to strike several
times against a post that stood near. '
Young was also severely hurt, having re- J
ceived a crushed foot and broken arm. j
Dr. J. M. Waugh, who is waiting on
Dougluss, has set his legs and thinks
one of theui may be saved, but states
that the other will likely have to be
amputated if he recoverssullicienily to f
admit of the operation. The Doctor
believes that ho will lecover. I
A Naval Militia SiiKKCNted.
New Yokk, Dec. 4.?%aron Vanderpool,
chairman of the Naval Reserve
Committee of tho Board of Trade, appointed
October 10, has distributed a
circular seeking information and suggestions
as to the necessity and feasibility
of establishing a naval militia for the
United .States by legislative enactment.
Among those who have been communicated
with are Major-General Scholield,
Admiral Carter, General Whipple, Rear
Admiral Braiue, Major Asa Bird Gardner,
Governor Fi tab ugh Lee, of Virginia,
Governor Gordon, of Georgia,
General Beauregard, of Louisiana, General
Fitzgerald, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Jay Gould, Hon. Chauncey M. Depew,
and Claus Spreckles, of California.
Ilnllrnari Stock Tlint U Taxable.
Cincinnati, 0., Dec. 4.?Judge Peck,
of the Superior Court, on au application
by a holder of Dayton & Michigan railroad
preferred stock for an injunction
preventing tho collection of tax by the
county officers, has decided that the
stock is taxable. Tho certificates of
stock, he says, guarantee regular dividends
to holders. This guarantee is secured
by mortgage. The holders of this
stock do not have tho right to vote. The
court, therefore, holds that thfcy aro not
stockholders but. creditors of the road,
and refuses the injunction.
Tli? TriiNt a Druit Failure.
New York, Dec. 4.?It is officially announced
this moruing on Wall street
that all the negotiations for a settlement
of tho railroad troubles west and southwest
of Chicago have been broken oil*,
and the great clearing house plan has
fallen through. Tho committee, headed
by President Winslow, of tho St.
Louis & San Francisco road, is still in
existence, but has not vet considered
any new plan. The failure of the clearing
house scheme was caused by the
opposition of President Hughitt, of the '
Jiorthwestern road.
Kmiinror Jortoph'ii Thank*.
Vienna, Dec. 4.?Emperor Francis
Joseph has sent an autograph letter to
Count Von Taafe, the Austrian Prime
Minister, in which he thanks froin the
bottom of his heart all those charitable
persons who in celebration of the fortieth
anniversary of his accession to the
throne havo contributed to the relief of
the sick and needy. The peoples' action,
the Kmperor says, is a fresh proof of the
love for himself and their attachment to
the imperial family.
A Full from Grace.
ilartlnMiunj Indrpatdenl.
There was a time when the Wheeling
ReghUr was just a bit looked up to as a
respectable aud reliable newspaper. But
to all intents, the time has passed. Its
violent and disgraceful course in the
State contest, in giving the State and its
people a bad name abroad, by ita reckless
and designing claims, and is condemned
by honest citizens in both parties. We
dislike to upbraid a brother editor, but
the purity and honesty and intelligence
of the newspaper fraternity should never
recognize and uphold the reckless and
designing course of the fygiiter.
Loat Ilia Pocket Hook.
une uuy iuhi ween an .nr. u. >?yaor
was fording Greenbrier river atTalcott
his horse tripped and fell, throwing him
head foremost into deep water. Encumbered
by a heavy overcoat, he came near
being drowned "before he reached the
shore. In floundering around in the
water, his pocket book containing about
$140, and some valuable papers, dropped
from his pocket, and up to this writing
has not been found.
Court IIoum Horned.
Georgetown, 0., Dec. 4.?The entire
east end of the Conrt House was burned
out this morning, destroying many valuable
records. The fire was of incendiary
origin.
Finished It* Labors.
Chicago, Dec. 4.?After a session lasting
twentv-two days, the trans-Continental
Assembly bas finished its labors
and adjourned.
TEE 19th AIIPiL RECORD.
IU Euuriuuui Total and W Ide Distribution.
Caprice* of Fortune.
A partial ll*t of the prizes above One Thou*
mitid Dollars, i?ldby'fbe Louisiaua State Lottery
Company during the year ending November,
1WS8, together with the names and addresses
Klven to the Company by the holders, omitting
those who have requested It.
Receipts for tho amounU are on flle at the
offices of tho company.
DRAWING OF DECEMBER IS, 1887.
Harrison W. Vlckers, Chestcrtown, Md.....f75.ffO
F. Poppendlck, Omaha, Neb _ ~.. 1UJS00
8. W. Gray bill, Lancaster, l'u 10.000
James Thompson, 30and 37 Uulon Market.
St. l/oul*, Mo .. 10.000
Win. Nortla, Kansas city. Mo - 10,coo
Win. CJaaMim, St Andrew, near White
street. New Orleans, La ?.... 6,000
D. O. Baldwin, for Mew Orlcana National
Rank. New urleans, La., on account of a
depositor................. ~... 6,000
L. C. Atwood, I ten I lIr. Cal 6,000
C. Fredericks Morse. Boston, Mass 6.000
Merchants Nat'l Bank of Vlckaburg. Misa. 6,000
John McDennott, Vlcksburg, Misa 6,000
Peter Thompson, Biloxi River. Miss 6,000
Bank of Commerce, Memphis. Tenn 6.000
Herman (lank of Memphis, Tenn 6,0U)
II. Shcirreeu, 2 Russell i'lacc, bo?ton, Mssa. 6,000
E. B. Walker, Yonngstown, O - 2,600
Second Nat'l Rauk of New Haven, Conn... 2,600
Peter Welter. 9J W. Randolph St.,Chicago, 1.-J9U
D. J. Able, Alhuquerue. New Mexico.. 1.250
Knos Blackiuau. Pottsvllle, Pn 1,2V)
Geo. P. Taylor, Burnalde, Ky.. 1.250
II. M. Nclmau. Charlt'Mi, lowc 1,250
ji iMi II. 1-arnb, 161, west Cteuer rarr,
Boston, Mam 1,260
W. It. Meek*, through Hank of Winchester,
Winchester, Tenn 1.250
A. W. Carter, Aberdeen, Ml** 1.250
Well*. Fargo A Co., San Francisco, Cal 1.- -0
John Rlzxle, -MM Frailer at., Chicago, 111... 1,250
L. II. Mead, Shell Lake. WJi 1,260
Klmcr Iiikin, Butman. Mich I,v50
Wilkinson tS: Irvlu, Hates. Tenn ....... 1.250
Kouuue Jims . Bankers, New York 1.250
M. Josephion, Carboiidale, I'M 1,250
DRAWING OF JANUARY 10,188K.
Well*, Fargo ?fc Co., Sau Francisco, Cal...... 15,000
State Natloual Hint, of Memphis, Tcnu... 15,000
Fred Jarvln, Empire City, Oregon 15,000
Memphis National Bank, Memphis. Tenn. 15.000
V. Schmidt, I'etaluma, Cal 15,000
J. F. ntevenson. Bay Home. Idaho 16,000
N. W. Nichols, through Weils, Furgo 4 Co.,
San Francisco, Cat 15,000
Anu'lo Callforuian Uauk (Ltd.). dan Franelsco,
Cal 15.000
Wells, Forgo ii Co., San Francisco, Cal 10,000
Mi?* Atigum Filcne, 2JKJ7 Archer Avenue,
Chicago, Ills 6,000
W. Culhertao'J, Ashland, Ky 6,0u0
JohuTrimble,:tl'?S. Waterst,, Aurora, 111*. 5,000
Au<ust Iliiuzeluiaun, 120 Chartrea street,
New Orleans, I .a 6,000
Miss Kitty Dillon, 105 Bienville street,
New Orleans, La 5,000
Metropolitan National Hank, Cincinnati.. 6,(M<0
Kd. Miller, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mcx~ 6,0H0
Chas. A. Treanor, San Diego, Cal 5.000
N. To'tcvln, L'nlou Stock Yards Chicago- 2,000
A. McLeinh, Jersey City, New Jersey 2,000
Fort Worth Nat'l Bnnk. Fort Worth. Tex.. '2,000
r. C. Tucker. I'carl, Tex 2,000
Jacob C. Shatter. Indianapolis, lnd.? 2,000
state National Bank, Lincoln, Neb 2,000
Ira F. hbert, Muchachlnock, Jowa 2,000
DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 7,1SSS.
V Correanondent at San Frauclsco,
through Louisiana Natioual Bank, New
Orleaua, Lu ?... 45,000
fohtiC. I'oliI, Michigan City, Ind., through
First Nat'l Bsukof Michigan City.'Iuu... 15,000 .
itobt. l'outz, Frankfort. Mich., through
First National Bank of Manistee. Mich... 15.0'0
kirn. V. Gilly, 2W M. l'bllip street, New
Orleans. Iji 13,000
Viitlo-t'Hliforiiiii Bauk, Limited, of Han
1' auclsco, Cal 15,000 .
d. Siinoni. Cameroon, Cal., through Well*,
Fargo & Co., San Frauclneo Cut 15,000 1
Jco. J. Johnson, Baraga. Mich., through . .
Win. Coach. Baraim, Mich 15,000 .
In tii -w Si'Mieiih. Hurrifton Sinti i'ollco
Hinii(in,Chini<i>. Ill 15,030
'eterW. Harrison, ?;o Caroudclct street, (
Now Orleans, i.i P.OOO I
J. I.. Couiiiifti k, Lulu, Mi*a 'j,ooo I
out'iwisurn National ohiik of i'htladul- I
ptila, I'a 2,000 ,
\ H. 8ou<lley, Abbeville, C. II., 8. C 2,0"0
oe Dccluc, Bonne, Torre, Mo 2,r?o J
i. F. Cooper. Cleveland, (> 2,000 i1
l. O. Drooish, Lincoln, ill., through Ger* .
maii-Auicrlcau N?i'l Bank of Lincoln.... 2,000
'oiln B. Trultt, Winchester, III '-MM) i.
Carter, frau Clar.i, Cal - 2,000
). Meier, l>c!il?ou. Iowa, through Crawford
Comity sjtato Bank of DuuUoti, la... 2,000 J
DRAWING 01' MARCH 13,1888. I
t depositor, through Wells, Fatgo ?fc Co., {
Shu Francisco, Cal - 15,000 '
I?. Morvlock, HI Olive street, Adauis
Kxprett ofllee, Kvansvi'lo. Ind 15,000 ,
1. F. Mock and Frank B. Goilaril, -Ii:t
Genesee street, Ka?t Saginaw, Mich 15,000
Hi Newman, through First National Bank
of Helena, Ark 15,000 4
H. Woodson. 1Main st., Lynchburg,
Va., throuuh Lynchburg Nnt'i Bank-. 15,000
. N. Woodcock, Sidney, O., through Citizens
Hank o( Sidney, O 15,000
ohu Murphy, Bctwa, 111 15,030
l. A. Lord, Kinporiuni. i'a 15,000 >
V. T. Itldgway, ItJHixth Are , Now York- 15,000 i
'Arties at I'eterslmrif, Va., colleeUNl
through Southern Kx press Co ..... 15,000 <
lank of Commerce of ht. Louis, Mo 15,000
rred UrcMler, 3,42:1Locust Hi . 8L I^ouis... 18,000 '
"red. Hofer, Taylor llidge, UIn., through
Citizens Nat'l Bank of L?a*cuport, Iowa.. 15,000
liner lean Kxchanue Nat'l Ilauk of N. Y... 15,000 I
tap tain James Williamson, Greenville, ?
Quebec, Canada 15,000 <
Irs. KIUo Hughes, Brooklyn, N. Y 15,000 I
I. Kirk, Serinm Full*. N. Y 10.000
T. O. Smith. Mttnlloti Spring*, Col 10,000 ?
I depoiitor. through Weil*, *argo <u Co.,
Sail Francisco, ('ill 10,000 1
. him. K. Mihor.careof Albert Kelly ?i Co.,
37 Wall street, New York 10,000
I (|c|N)nitur, ihtotigh Louisiana National
I'.atik. New Orleans, 10,000
I depositor, through New Oileaus Nut'l <
Hank. Now Orleans. I .a 5,000 <
I depositor, through Natiouul Exchange <
Hank of Dallas, lex 5,000
Max llnefuer, 170 Greenwich street, New
York. 5,000
1.1'. Peterson. Kllsworlb, Minn., through
Lyon Co. Hank of Hock Itapids, la 2,500
K. dcpo<dtor, throtiKh Trailers' National
Hank of Ban Antonio. Tex 2.500 '
1. \V. Johnson, Lowell. Maw 2,500
il. Gluok, Tuscaloosa, Ala , through First
National Bank of Tuscalooai, Ala 2,500
Frank llall, 2U8 Magazine street. New
Orleans, I.a 2,500
Mf Libert, Lake Charles. L? 2,600
K depositor, through German Dank of
New York Citv .. ? 2,500
Charles stratum. Mexico. Ind., through
First National Hank of I'eru, Ind 2,500
A depositor. through the Uehancc Nat'l
Hank of Dellance, O 2,500
A depositor, through Arkansas National
Hank of Hot Stir lugs, Ark - 2,500
Misa Clara Wisdom, earu of Hnytnurkot
Theatre, Chicago, III 2,500
Krneat Tlilemer. 3:. OliFerat., Cleveland,O. 2.500
P. A. Joyce, New York 2,600
[gnats isakowitsch. .-0 Willett street, New
York City 2.500
Matt Hang, Houghton, Mich 1,250
Frank Mayer, Leavenworth, Kas 1,250
K. 11 Harrow, Cleveland, O 1,250
L'hss. A. Pavuport, ti'J Congress street,
Newark, N.J. 1,250
K. Netted, Kan Luis Obispo,Cal 1,250
Q. H. Haliler, Philadelphia, Ha ? 1,250
VV. A. Taylor, Washington, Iowa 1,250
H. C. Jones, Indianapolis, Ind 1,250
K. O. Hurd, Chattanooga, Touu 1,250
James K. Some*. Terro llauti> Ind 1 '250
Antonio. Ranhadus, 70 Exchange Alley,
Now Orleans, La ............... 1,280
Max "chainberg, Pittsburgh. Pa. 1,250
Chan. Nelson. HI Hanover a(rcct, Boston.. \,'M
Mury A. Davis, N Ian tic, Ct ?.. .... 1,250
DRAWING OP APRIL 10,188S.
Geo. Gregg, 2.93H Alter at., Philadelphia.... 75,000
W. II. Hurelay, Pittsburgh, Pa "5,000
c-tariH. P. Mono, RN) Harrison Ave., IkMton, 5,000
A depositor, through Weill, Forgo At Co.,
San Francisco, Cal 6,000
Vim. Severance, Lebanon, Kv., through
the Nat'l Hank of Lebanon, Ky 5,000
W. A. Francis. Salem, Va.. through Farmera
National Bank of Haliui, Va ft.OTO
Tho*. Fair, Philadelphia. Pa 5,000
J. P. WelM, Detroit, Mich.. throuKb Do*
trolt "avlngs Hank, Detroit. Mich. 5,000
A. L. Canon, Pan Pranclseo, Cal .. ft.000
J. Hall, through R. L. Ilall. Itlchmond.Va. 5,000
National Rank of tho Republic, Washington,
D. C ~... 5,000
Party at Santa Kosa. Cal., through Pacific
Hank of San Francisco, Cal 5,000
Ranul Deavcrnlne, 52 Heaver street, New
York 2,000
Nashville Suvlngs Co. Banking House,
Nashville, Teun 2,000
DRAWING OF MAY 8,1888.
M. A. Kelly. Plttaton, Pa 80,000
Mn. O K. Coleman, St. Louis. Mo 15.000
J. W. Yates, 612 II street, N. W., Washington,
D. C _ 15,000
A depositor. Louisiana Natloual Hank,
Ne? Orleans, La 15,000
The City National Hai.k, Dalhu,Tcx ........ 15,000
Dr.R.Uulnney, Anderson, Grimes Co.,Tox. 15,000
Geo. II. Ashe. Galveston, Tex-.....- 15.060
American Nat'l Hank of Kansas City, Mo... 15,000
A. Phillips, through T, W, House, Houston,
Tex - .. 15,000
Anglo-Callfomlan Hank, (Limited) San
Pranclioo. Cal 10,000
Mr*. P. T. Koblnaon, 428 Drradcs street,
New Orleans, La. 8,000
Col. it. II. Porter, Birmingham, Ale. ft,0)0
J. 1). llllncr, Denniwrn, O., through Farm*
er? A Merchant* Ilank, llrlcbwllle, O-... 6,000
Mr*. Francla A. Hoke, Kmmluhurg, Md.- &.000
II. Bunnlng. Moweaqua. Ill 5,000
John Harrington, Houghton. Mlrb._. 5,000
Benj. W. Cook, James town, N. Y. 4,000
City National Back ol Cairo, ill 4,000
M. Wallgurskl, New York? 4,000
8. Morganatern. Ban Francisco, Cal.,
through Anglo-California Bank, L't'd.,
Sau Francisco, Cal- 2,500
A correspondent, through Well*, Fargo it
Oo.*i Bank, fan tran'isco, Cal 2,300
Collected throu?h Merchant* dt Plauters
Bank of Pine Bin IT, Ark 2,000
C. T. Stanly, 512 Montgomery treet, San
Fraoclaco, flal 2,000
DRAWING OF JUNE 12. IMS.
J. J. Zelnlcktr, Bonham, Tez 1m -t-.t 30,000
Purdy A Nicholas, 43 Bearer at, N.Y. City. 80,000
Anglo-C'allloruiau Bank (L't'd) San Franc&co,
Cal 10,000
Peopie'i Bank, New Orleans, La... 16,000
00 fINAXCB AND TiiADB.
oo
w The Feature* of the Monty anil Stock Mar
k?uh
? nw York, Dec. 4.-Mouey oti cull eaay at 2>
2 a 4 per cent, la?t loan 3 per cent. offered at 2 pe
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4;JiaGS P?r cent
X) Sterling exchange quiet at 91 8?U. Tota
w sale* were 285,220 auarea.
w The atoek market waa generally higher through
X) out the (lay thun hurt eveniug. Flrat price* in a
10 majority of the Hat were lower, uud further de
10 cliue* were auatained in the dealing* of the flritl
few mluute*. The reaction waa aharp, however,
0 and price* in the general lUt were carried up
0 above the opening figure* and mulntained there
0 during niont of the day, the fluctuation* being
0 amall aud without particular ?bcnltlcance. There
0 wax a deellue aud rally afternoon, but It waa not
0 uutii the last hour that auy marked Undent'}*
0 waakbown, wheu the eutlru llat again yielded
and the market eloaed rather weak at fractional
change* from laat eveniug'* price*. Missouri
0 1'acilic loftt a1-* and Atcbfion 1% while Man0
hattau rose 1J4 t>er cent.
itailroad bond* dull; *alea 9913,000.
9 Uovcrument bond* tlulland atcady.
9 State botida dull aud ateadr.
j bond* and stock quotations?CLOaED did.
j U. 8.4* reg 127% Naah & Chat 81
, U. 8. 4a eoupou 12>% New Jeraey Central 89
U. 8.4ka reg HW Northern Pacific.... 24}<
3 U.8.4!gCoupou 108 do preferred j
Adam* Express 145 Chicago &N*. W lot
1 American Expre*L.l)2 do preferred 130%
Canada 8outbcru... M New York (.'cntruLlui
A. C. Schneider. Texarkana, Ark.~. ? 15,0
Moore. Spauldlng a Co.. Boston, Mam.? 15,0
Mary B. Clark, Boitoo, Maw. - 16,0
Ball, Uutcblns ? Co. Galveston. Tex 15,0
A depositor, through Canal liank, Now
Orleans. U A 15,01
I'acltlc Uaok of Sau Francisco, Cal .. 15.U
Raphael M. Govern, Modesto, Ca?- ?~ 16,01
Two depositors through Wells, Fargo &
Co., Sao Francisco, Cal ., 10.0(
I,. Morrel, Tallahassee. Fla ......... 5.W
Ju. F. Walsh. Charleston, 8. C 6,01
J. A. Ciichlow, Santa Fe, N. M 6,0C
Jos. Bralley, 1'arii, Tex 16.0C
W. D. Lewis, Babvlou. L. I., N. V ? 5.0C
F. W. Lebln, V77 North Western Ave., Chicago,
UN - 5,00
Anderson Simmon*. Galuesvllle, Ga......... 6.00
Brewer A Snnslnir, Blossom, Tox .... 5,(Xi
Frank W. Ka?*om, Jackson, Mich ........ 3,00
C. J. Burrlll, Watervllle, Me 5,00
J. 1). Houston, Hot Hprluga, Ark 6,0t
David W. Stanley. Sebaeo Lake, Me 5,00
J. Levy, Memphis, and Sam FUsenthal,
Jackson, Tenn.. through FIrat National
Bank o( Memphis, Tenn 5,00
First National Bank of Chicago, Ills.5,CO
A. T. Wuite, through Anxl<?-Callforniaa
Bauk (Limited),H?n Frauclsao, Cal- 5,001
J. A. Johnston. Weldon. N. C '2,801
Miss B. C. Clark, Oxfonl, N. C 2,601
L. A. Lorlng, 3 Batchelder street, Dorchester,
Masa 2,501
Walter A. lonue, Boston, Masa 2,601
C. L. Rotheuburg, 46 La Grange atreet,
Boaton, Mass .. 2,501
Geo. W. Chamberllu, Mlddletown, Mil 2,6U
F. V. Fuller, Taunton, Masa 2^01
J. T. Freshwater, G5 Ualeuulo street, New
Orleans, L? ... 2,MX
Mrs. J. A. Anderson. Atlanta, Ga 2,501
Tim. H. Kynn, Jackson, Mich 2,tu
D. H. Brock, Han Marclal, New Mexico 2,501
A depositor throuah Wells, Furgo Jt Co.,
San Francisco. Cal.. 2,501
J. Gehrig, New York City 2,501
Kilos Sclia,tinau, 170 Bowery, N. Y. City... 2,601
II. J. Freeman, J68E. Broadwuy, N.Y.Clty. 2,50(
Dr. W. Wilbur, L.vudeu, Wash. T 2,MX
Z. M. Woodruff, uulnesvllle, Ala 2,.V*
John Johns ion, IWJ Ninth Ave., N. Y. Clty~ 2,W(
John Campbell, 1'aso Koblea, Cal l,2bt
DRAWING OF JULY 10,1888.
Jacob I'ohley and Anglo-Californlan Bank
(i.imlted), San Francisco, Cal 80,000
li. 11. Pendloto i, Esthervllie, Iowa :tu,00u
Joslah C. Mitchell, Bomtou, Masa .... 15,WW
Andrew Uallaber, 131 Hampshire atreet,
lloston, MaM ........ 15,000
The City National lUnk, Dallas, Tex 15.000
Fourth Nutiouul Bank. Dalian, Tex 15,000
Wriden Van Steiubunih, 00 Columbia at.,
New York City .....? .. 15,000
Chss. Kinmericb, CH Columbia atreet, New
Vork City 15,000
Chas. F. Gulfey ?t Co., Syracuse, N. Y_ 10,000
A depositor, People's llauk, New Orleans., lu.ooo
Baruet llodes, New York 5,000
J. J. Beyclleaud Frank McKeon, Mobile,
Ala 5,000
C. II. Richards A Co., New York City 5.0U0
First National Batik of Mobile. Ala ~~ 6.000
Norfolk National Bank, Norfolk, Va 5,000
A depositor through Wells, Fargo & Co.,
San Francisco, Cal .1,000
Jas. M. Jtmklns. Rome, Ga 6,000
Anchor Savings Bank, Pittsburgh. l'a. 2,600
Southwestern Nat'l Bank. Philadelphia^.. 2,.'>oo
J W. Patterson, MHverliill, Mass 2.600
Mo?es Disci*!*, Haverhill. Masa 2 .ri0U
A depoaltor through Wells, Furgo A Co.,
San Francisco, i ul 2,500
Seth L. Low, Boston, Mass 1,2-U)
l ommcrcial National Bank, Oi:den, Utah.. 1,'iV)
A Kr<d?v. I'liiiwiiv Snrini/i k'uu I ?M?
The Bank of Han l>lcgo, Cal., through
Hutiovor National Hank of N. Y. City-.. 1,250
K A. flicks. Austin, Tex 1,250
Kdw. Jouburt, Mi N.CUihorno street, Now
Orleans, U l/>60
K. Duffjr, Philadelphia, Pa? 1,250
K. Kvhiin, Nelson, New York 1,250
DRAWING OK AUGUST 7.18M.
Aug. Hartdexen, Columbian, 0 15,000
KliiM Richardson, Fort Worth, Tex 15,000
S'aslllio (irls.Mil!), Front strict, near Jack( on
street Kerry. Cretan, Iji 15,000
Joseph Flshhough, 1251 Hrst street, Elizabeth,
N. J 15,000
K depositor through Wells, Fargo it Co.,
Hnu Francisco, cal 15,000
Mary L. Calender, New York City 15,000
\t?os Marsh. orauite, N. J 15,WW
lot- KlVrtril. HomcMake Woo.I Camp near
Itrowusvllle, Dak, through First Nut'l
ltank of Dead wood, Dak IS,000
2h*rlea Weiss. Altoonu, Fa 15,000
Krauk L. Daut, Rowland, Ky IS,>00
['cier Klelu,'/.? E. Klnsev ft., Chicago, 1IL 15.000
II. MeManus, 012 So. JTth *L, Omehu, Nch. 12,.">00
K depositor through Welle, Faigo Co.,
Km Francisco, Cal 5,000
1. M. Woolrldgo, Gilliam, Mo 5,000
Stewart A Hradway, lltidgerort, 1ml 5,000
Uonzo Kdward?; Ithaca, N. Y 5,COO
?. (ioldfarh li?2 Division street, N. Y. city. 5,ooo
K correspondent at Oxford, Mi#*., throuch
llickham it Moore, 218 Gravier utieet,
New Orleans, Iji 5,000
r. Si.lro, Michigan City, Ind 5,000
>. 0 Trepattnler, llnnnct Carre 1'. O., Ht.
John tho baptist, La 6,000
s'nt'l Itaukof Commerce, Katuuut City, Mo. 5,W)tt
I. lleltrauiini, New York City ...... 5,000
\niericau Kxpress. Chicago, III 5,000
Merchant* llniitc of Atliiutii, Oh 2,500
\ depositor through Louisiana National
llnuk, New Orleans U - 2,200
Hugh Uildy, New York City .... 2,5tH>
Henry Ilildcnbraud, New Sorkcity 2.500
Hank of Mttrilu, Murlln, Tex 1,250
K depositor through Wells, Forgo & Co.,
fan FnuicUco. Cal 1,250
DRAWING OF KKI'TKMHKlt It. IRKS.
lacob Shlnney, New York City 76,000
fuhn II. llowald, 'JnlumbiiH, 0., through
Commercial Nat'l Hank of Columbus O. 10,000
I'hw. I). Sewall, Adams Express Co., JIohtou.
Mms. 6,000
Merchant* National Hunk of Newbury*
ix>rt. Mom., through Maverick National
llank, of llo?tou, Mars 6.CC0
Merchant* Nat'l Itauk of Savannah, Ua 6.000
I. O. itomau, St. J *mi* I'arUli, I.a 6.0U)
.Uiio Valley Nat'l Hank of Claciutmti, 0... 6,too
D. L. Iicimett. care of Southern Iluuk of
(id., Pavannah, Ua ... 6,COO
fan. Helm, for State National Hank, New
Orlcuns. La - 6,003
llank of Maysvllle, Maysvllle, Ky - 6,000
Anglo-Callfornlan Hank, Sun Francisco,
c;al 6,000
K depositor through Wells, Fargo A Co..
8un Francisco. Cal..... 6.000
'.'lnronee Howard, WasniDKton, I). C 2,600
C. C. Oraliam, Maryvtllo, Mn '2.600
Cltas. T. Silk, Galesvllle, Wl 2 600
Kdward llolinan, Km Ik rant Gap, Cal 2,600
First National lUuk, ?f Temple, Tex - 2,600
Israel Seliguiau, New York City 2,600
A depositor through 1.ouUIhuu Natloual
Hank. New or lean*. I,a 2,600
J. 8. Ayer. LewUtou, Me .... 2,600
ffamuel Wolfe, Kden, New Mexico 2,600
first Nat'l Hank of Sulphur Springs, Tex... 2,600
A depositor through \\ ells, Fargo Co.,
San Francisco, Cal 2,600
John Miller, Philadelphia, Pa 2,600
John Wcoder. Mulecrry, Ind 1 ,260
W. A. Slmouds. ManHlleld Centre, Ct 1,260
1) Gelger, South I'Mcbko, 111 1,260
Juturn Itohardv, Hillsdale, Mich .. 1,260
Martin WelcU. tluough Atlanta Itauk, At*
Uuta, Tex - I.VO
R. C. t'orter, Central Music Hall, Chicago. 1,260
John Welnnlg, Jr., W Derblguey St., New
Orleans, U .. 1,260
O. W. Hallenboek. Auburn. Cal 1.250
DRAWING OK OCTOBER 9,1888.
Geo rue Llchthardt, Sacramento. Cat ir?.000
K. M. Heathcoto. Derrick city, l'a............. 15,000
Aug. K. Li use, Beucra, Kan 15,000
Merchant* Nat'l Bank of llclcun, Mont..... 15,000
J. D. Rhode*, Eufaula, A1h 15,000
II. 11. Child*, Kaat Bostou, Mo** - 15,000
lien 8. Collin*. Skowhegan, Me., through
First National Baukoi Skowhegan 15,000
Johu T. Clav?T, Murray, Ioya, through
Murray Bank 15,000
J. C. I'roelwtet and M. C. llanell. VantuuvtT.Wttnh.Ter
*.....15,000
I?*. M. Locke, Colli water, Mi** - ir?.000
J. W. McUhec. 0?k*Iot'**, Kan 15,000
A. Wiiiard, agent. Guaynia*. Mex ............ 12,500
C. 8 Wood, hutaw House, Baltimore, Md. 5,000
boyce B. lluntcr, Newberry, 8. 0.* 5,000
K. M. Casey, 'li Olivier *t., Algiers, La 5.000
II. < lark, Charleston, Tex - 5,i<w
Wm. 8 Haley, New York...-? 5,000
F. C. K lug, New York 5,ouO
Chan. Joseph Uarklns, 70 N. Margin street,
Boston, Mas* 5,000
A depositor through Wells, Fargo & Co.,
San Francisco, Cal .... 5,000
Paolilc Bank o( riau Francisco. Cal 5,000
Chan. Oolchart, (Jreenvllle. Mich- .. fc.ooo
Melntyre a Rlttenhoube, Cincinnati, 0?... 1.250
8. W. Lamhon, Jamestown, N. Y 1,250
Frank Franson, 1411 Woodland street,
Cleveland, O 1,250
Mis* Violet Bachuisn, Allegheny City, Fa. 1,250
A. A. Dicfenhach, throogh Kingston
Having* Hunk. Kingston, Mo 1,2V}
MauUtee National Hank, Manistee, Mich.. 1,250
Mrs. Jame* C. Springer, aOO lath st? South
Brooklyn, N. V .. 1.25C
A depositor tbrouvh Well*, Fargo & Co.,
S.m Francisco, Cat 1,250
Will O'Callahan, East Saginaw, Mich 1,251
London, Paris Si American Bauk (Limited)
San Francisco, Cal 1.25C
DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 13,1888.
P. C. Minor, I'UtUmoutb, Neb 15.08C
Lydia Bchme, 318 Sixth street, New Orleana,
La........ 16.00C
Ed Clayton, ?J2 <lxth ? ., Loulaville. Ky... 15,UX
E. J. Curtln, care of Dunbatn, Morris is
Co.. Union Block Yards, Chicago, 111m 15.0CX
Mra. M. Aut-cl, 70 W. lloua on atreet, New
York City 15.00C
Win. Rowan, 414 Ijiial at, St. Loula, Mo... 16,001
A depositor through Wells. Fargo & Co.,
Bau Franclaco, Cal ' ... lS.QOt
Mra. C York, care of A. 8. Blake, agent,
UW Canal street. Now York City...... 15.00C
faiper Weaver, Waverly, Mo...~~ ?.... 15,00*
Edmund C and George C. Albert, 165 Weat
Maple a reet. Day ten, 0 15.00C
A dapoiltor through Wells, Fargo it Co.,
Sau FrancUco. Cal. f?,00(
Alfred E. Wackford, Springfield, Mans..... 6,(XX
Thornaa Mcoovern, Coburgh, Iowa 6,ew<
Wm. Mattlnlua, lsT> Bloointleld atreet,
llobokan. N.J. 5,00(
Daniel O'Bullivan, Markham, Cal 6,001
I* B. Campbell. Purcell, lnd. Ter - ft.Out
B. Kahn, IIS Bleecker at., New York City. 6,0(X
8. R. Caaper, 82b E 19th at., New York City. 2,.W
Caacy Chapman, Morganfleld, Ky 2,MX
A. w. Mom, Jeraey City, N. J
W. L. Hantman, Gallon. Ohio 2,MX
Ed Burna, 51 1 bird at.. New Orleans, La.... 2i?X
W. G. Uarvey, jr., 1321 E. Cary St., Richmond,
Va....... 2,?X
A dop<?altor at Jackaon, Mich., through
American Expreaa. Calfo, Ilia l,iV
F. W. Scbaeflcr. 145 Ludlow at, N. Y.fliy, 1,251
C. H Rurdlck. Cincinnati, Ohio...
First National Bank. Chicago, lib 1,251
lira. F. McDonald, Atkadeiphla, Ark...... 1,251
8. B. Kauffman, Reading. Fa.....1,251
For full particulart of the Grand Mammoth Draw
ing of 18IK itu/., are acheme fa another column q
1 (AM paper to-day. de6
central 1'acinc si'a Ohio & Mississippi. wy?
Chesapeake <fcOhio. 17; a do preferred N'?
do urni preferred. 14J? Pacific Mall 35}$
do second prel'd. lft Pittsburgh- 15ft
C. C. C. Ai I Ui% Heading A'Jft
Denver de H. U_ 16 .St. L. & ti. P 2$?
Erie - .. a&J{ do jirofcrml CSfyi
do preferred M?i doilratpreferredJOtt
Fort Wayne 14'J C. M. <k Ht. Paul.... 6\%
Kansas JcTexas l;Hi do preferred
Lake Eric J* Went... 1 M Tex a* Pacific 'it
do preferred 4f>Ja Union Pacific GJ'i
Lake Shore JwL United States Ex.... 7a
Louisville A Kaah. W}$ W., tit. L. ik r......... 1 ?%
L., N. A. ik C......... :t> do preferred 24
Memphis A Clms... o:i Wclls-Karvo Ex 138
Michigan Coutral... 84 Western Uulou 82
Missouri Pacific^...
Ureudatuna anil Provision*.
| Nxvr i'okk, Dec. 4.?Flour, receipts 31,270
packages; export* l,?",it". Iiarrels and ).:J00 sacks:
market very quiet; yule* 11,7110 barrels. Wheat,
receipt* lu.oVi bushels; exerts Ul.utt) bushels;
sale* 4,872,000 bushel* of futures and Itf.uuu bushels
of spot; n|M)t market higher; option, very
dull: ungraded red 81 Q2lAn\ ofl; No. 2 Chicago
8110k: No. 2 Milwaukee SI Uil/t: No. 2red December
91 tofcal uVJi, closing at SI 0%; January
SlOIJyal 0b>4: February Si U7;i; March #1 lm;
May Si lOul 12%, closing at 81 \'i%\ June SI lu
al 11%. closing at 81 1%; July SI OVal lo)?. closing
at SI 10>ii. Ityeheavy; western hie. llarley
steady. Corn, receipts 121,MO bushels, export*
I'AMift bushels: sales l.l'J.'.tM) bushels of futures
and lftO.UJU bushels of st-oi: spot market active;
ungraded mixed :s7*!8}{c: options more active;
btccmher47?iclJnnintr) 4G%a47%c,clo*lngal47e:
Feb. 4G%o4U>sct closing at 4Gj;c; March 47a47)-4c,
closing at iV/tie; April I7kc; May U*r^a47e, closing
at 47c. Oats.receipts ill,.k>obushels; sales -jift.twu
bushels of futures nnd 12J.UW husliels of spot;
sjKit market easy; s|,ot No. :! white 3fti;c; mixed
western &M32c; white do Ulal-c. Hay active,
lions dull. Collec, uptioiia steady, 'Aml25 point*
above yesterday, a live i.usiness, higher cables;
stilus IV),uu)lutgs; December 1ft 4ftalG.lftc;Janunry
1ft 85ol0.45c; February lft.'.?Oul0.0ftc; March It,.I'm
l&Mte: April H'.Mttlf.Olc; May lti.lUul7.loe; June
10.ft5al7.UUe; July lG.G5alG.U-u';, August IG.'.Ui
I7 0ftc; September lG.70al7.2ftc; Is pot Hio 17%c.
sugar, raw lirm; rcllneu strong; c G%c; extra C
GJfc; white extra C t^.e; yellow Gl?c; oil* A G^e;
granulated 7^c. Molusae* nominal; syiup
We. Uicetirm. KoMu quiet. Tu?j>eutlne dull.
Eggs easy; western 2ftu. Pork and cut meats
iiufet. laird active; western steam tMOuft.ftOc;
December8.iOe; January 8.10c; February fl.iue;
March tt.lftc; April K2UC. butter unsettled and
quiet; western dairy 14a2tie; ?lo creamery 21a34c;
r.Jgln :im|jc. Cheese lirm; western 'j>^aMJ;e.
Ciiicauo, Dee. 4.?'Trailing in wheat to day was
fair: all domestic markets ruled stronger, t torn
quiet, trading beingm a light volume, oats fair- j
ly active. Provisions stronger aud higher.
I-lour quiet and uticbitn^ed. U bent, cash .No.
spring ?i No.spring 8tsaUsc; >o. u
red 91 id}:,at Uii'a; ucceuihur 81 Oi%it unclosing
ut <1 Juuuury SI U2%al U'?, closing at
si Oft; May si 0>J> Corn. cash No.Decern
bertt^e; January :?<*;,< ; May s?c. Oaui.cash
Mini Deccmoer2o%c; Muy ?>*/ ?c. liyc, No.<vc.
Hurley, No 7gc. t iuxm. ?m si ,'i0. i imolhy seed
9l fiu. Mew i?ork, cash ?1.1 :i~%aI3fiO; December
<13 :t&; January Slit !.?: May $1:1 v.2,*<.. ijird, cash
und December b.iUc; January i'?y 7.'.?'?e.
bacon, short ribs 7.Mia7.IOt-: shoulders C.H7)ia
7.Wc; short clear 7.wjh7.(?.'Xc. Whisky si 'ju.
Sugar*, eutloaf ?ah%c;gruuuiule<1 7^/r, standard
'V
PHILADELPHIA, I'A., Hoc. I.?Flour dull and
weak. Wheat strong; Nu. - red December si out
loi'/i; January Si oijjial 02; February Si HQS*
1 01; March SI iAfal U5; May Si KhiI 10. Coru.
optiuLN dull: chulco new yellow COc; No. mixed
Decernber CI*<ji ! lc; Jani:ury 43%ui-lc; February
iW+aUHt:; March Malic. Oat* steady;
No. ;! white JJU!; futurci quiet but steady; .So.
i white December ?KH)vo; January itnU-O-ic;
February March :1V,1 jc; May Wiaittc.
Lurd, |>uio t?e. llutter dull; Pcuuiiylvaula
creamery extra aSc; Pennsylvania extra 3Gna?c.
Cincinnati, Dee. i.?Flour dull. Whcnt dull;
No. - red SI U'?; rec?*i|>(N l.oui bushels; shipment*
1,(100 bushels. Coru weak and lower; Nu. mixed
42a<l2i$c. Outs dull ami lower; No. 2
mixed 2ia2)e. Ityednll: No. v, Me. i'ork dull
at *14 uO. Lurd steady ut 7.&7&tiU2%c. Hulk
meats and bscon quiet and unchanged. Whisky
firm nt SI 14. Putter cosier; fancy eiuauery use;
primedairy IfcriOe. Sugar quiet and lirm. iiggs
dull at J0R20C.
Pai.timoue, Mo.. Dec. 4.?Wheat, western
active and higher; No. 2 winter red spot and Decent
tor We; Juuuury SI Olul 01}<; February si W1
al {?}.? Corn, western active; mixed ?pot l:;^e;
year, January and February H'-Hal;0?e. wuts,
llrui; western wliito UlaSIc; do mixed 28a80c.
Ityu quiet at ftic. Hay steady. Provisions easy.
Coll'ee firmer at 17 VToi.kdo,
O., Dee. 4.?Wheat Arm and higher;
cash SI i*i|i?l oj|a; May SI i?. Corn active ana
steady; cash ft%c. Oat* dull; cash 27c. CloverRed
active; cash 83 17Kl February So :w.
I.iv? Muck.
Ciiicaou, i?ce. !.?Cattle?Kccelnu .'?,000 bind:
hliljuueniha,two head; market weak; bee ve*{::00
n.i.V); *tocker?iind fee en 91 80; eowtt. bulla utio
mixed SI lou- Nr>. Hog*?Ki-coipU 2,000 lieuil;
fclilpmcuts d.ooo ticiul; market alow; mixed Kioto
.*i 'Jo; heavy $ > IO11.1 ;sj; light 8.'> I0w5 JJ5: hkip*
SJ OOui DO. bhccp-BcecipU .'>,000 lii'Uil; hbtpmenu
4,too liCHii; market M roller; tiatlvet* ta.'ma
.r? 10; western ?a&5a4 03; Tc.xuui.S2 10; lamb*
ft 7.w> :*).
Kabt IiIRkhty, Pa., Dae. 4.-Outtlc?Keocipta
475 Itctul: HhlpmetiU 217 bind; market lair ut
yesterday'* price*. Hogs?Keeuipla 2,800 bead;
rblpinunu I,Sou bead: market vehy dull; l'tiiludelphla*
J.'i 20; mixed ?5 IS; Yorker* to OOnS 10;
plus 14 60u5 00. tihvej*? Receipt* 4,200 bend:
shipment* 8,000 bend; market fair ou good, dull
ou common ul uueliungcd price*.
Cincinnati,Dec. 4.?Iloga easier; commun and
llKhtfrl .'iOoo 10; packing uud butcher* 9t 00ao20;
receipt* 0,100 head; shipment* 1,210 bead.
????? *
1'ctroleuiu.
OilCitt,Dec.4.?Opened atSCKc: highest 87c;
lowest fcC^o; closed atSOko: sale* 702,oou barrel*;
clearance* 4,2C8,00u barrels; charter* 7G.fi07 barrels;
khlpmcuu 78,461 barrel*; runs ?*,863 barrel*.
UKAt?'OHt>, Pa., Dec. 4.?Opened nt
closed at hiuhckt8C??e; lowest BO? ;c; cleara
nee* l,:ni,0u0 burrelit.
Pitthrukoii, Pa., ik*. 4.?Petroleum dull but
lirtu'; opened at 87c; closed ?tt?%c; highest 87c:
lowest fttfjjc.
New Yokk, dee 4.?Petroleum opened Arm nt
ttWc; highest tt7%e: low cut i*?ic; sales 1,^1, uu)
, bunds.
i TrrosviUJt, Pa., Dir. 4.?Opened at" 8G?{e;
i highest bti*{jc; lowest Mi%c; cloned at 80) jc.
Dry floods.
1 New York, Dec. !.?An usual to Tuesday the
market was quiet iu rrqucst for seasonable spe1
dailies, but in thu way of spring requirements
the placing of orders continued fuiriy free.
Wool.
I'iiiladiltiixa, Dec. 4.?Wool firm and unchanged;
slocks light.
New York, Dec. 4.?Wool, pulled ii&UWc;
Texas 14a'Jtic.
Metals.
New York, Dec. 4.?1Mb iron steady. Copper
dull; lake 817 40. Iiad easy at 83 75. Tin weak;
trait* 8~UU.
I10JIE MARKETS.
Tlio Wholesale Price* of nil tlie Various
Commodities.
intclt.ioencer office,)
Wiiehj.no, Tuesday, Dec. i. /
Quite a number of Interesting chants will be
found in our market reports this morning, es|
pecially in the groccry department, over those
last reported, and a caroful (.crural of th c-cveral
1 lists will repay those who take an Iniere kin this
column. It is difficult to k'vc rclinolo quota
1 tions regarding wheat, for owing to tho bail con1
dltiou of the road*. the movement In first hand*
has been very much restricted. There Is a fulr
1 demand for oats ami corn, but with increased
receipts prices aro no higher. The arrlv.il* of
hay continue fairly large, but the demand Mill
keeps pace pretty well with the supply, hem e
prices are still pretty well maintained. Mill
I leeii continues in literal supply and dull. Denier*
In flour contiuu*) to report trade a? slow and
? they do not look for any decided Improvement
> until after the advent of the new year, as both
retailer* ana baker* usually buy very hparlngly
i during the month of December.
In the grocery U?c the coffee market In booming,
ami It look* it* If our remark* of onu week
ago, baMHl on the muKt intulliircut Information
we could gather frrnn dealers an<l the employ of
nUtUtici. would be a verity enrly in your
U8M-9); vi*., the inurlict may reach 'Ac for fair
cargo**. The local market In very firm. Tea I*
xtciuly. Rico I* tlrai. 8plcc? quiet. Hnw Migura
ktmng and rcllned ?toady. fyrup* steady.
New Orleans iiio1h??ck in Arm and choice now
crop mitlll scarce and hard to buy in New Orleant.
Grain and Flour.?fancy patenui, (iprlng ami
winter) |>'>tta7 00; fancy family, white amber,
amber and winter, $ '? :io in paper; wood 16c
higher. Oat meal?medium fG .V) per bbl: fancy
to <5. Rye flour f I 25. >1 id>liine? per ton 93) ?o
&l!l 00. Bran j?er ton SJ0 i<uail do. Wheat t*r
bushel, No. 1. SI 00al 10.
Feed.?Corn per bushel 70c. Oati R.'<at0e.
Baled hay per ton 990 00. Farmer# arc otleriug
) iuuw umj ai?ii w jivi iuu,
ococuin.
' Rice?Carolina head Cc: Carolina oho Ice L\(c;
, Carolina prime 6J<C LouUlatiu : Javn lVur
' 6c; Broken a}{c.
) ? ?ugaraynM>- 2>Cfic; SUKHI
Syrupa Watte; Honey Drips-JMMc; Maple l>rir?.
Ave gallon kegi tte; U;n nllon ki*n 65c; ball
' barrel! 66c: barrel*hOc: Hlxbv Maple Mvrup (bnrnWNar
Blxbjt Maple is (mrrclji) tic: 'ill,";
' M?plo(IOj.llon_kipi| ?0c; Blxb; MapleuSt
Ion kejn) C2ci Illxlty Maple (quart :in> kit.
Su?rllou*lcUrki:!to: <arwlOIIIoMl lulinll
bfrreli). Now Orlcuoi Jlola?o?. Uocj now m>|>.
S?; S!"!1 SOc; <7c: '"lr??[ ulloil giwll,
. New Orleans 42c: baker's goods 2ia80c.
c /^rif<4"uT.!J,r?.w..,J- c; hnm* 12^c: medium
8. C. bams l.tc; Californiabama l0c;d.C. break
tut Ur.m 11^12c; S. C. shoulder* 9>*C: bouelen
hams lOallc: city side* 10^c; bacon shoulders
h^c; bam beef 10c: ordiuary beef 9c; family
men j ?rk 5 lb j>lecv? !?* ?; bean pork, Una
, clear {18 AO. , ,
* lAinl? Pure refined, In tierce 10c: half barrel;
r 0)$c; tuba 12c; Chicago lard. lu tin palls, H lh?.,
Wic; tin pails, 5 lba.,?Wc; tin palbi. 10 It*,
i tin pails, 20 lba.. y*?c: tin polls, 50 lba.,
1 9c.
Sugar? CutloafS^c; cube*8c; truit powdered
" Inordinary powdered 7%c: icrauulatcd Man*
1 dard 7$?c; standard confectioners' A ~Xfi\ Colum;
biH A 7? ?c: staudard Windsor A 7>,c; Ridge wood
1 white A i Mfic, ?liltcextraC?%e; standard yel*
1 low Gj^c; New York C ti^c; goldcu C 6>?c; fruit
1 sugar fc: New Orleans clarified CaC%c.
1 Coffee?Circen coireo? Fancy Golden Rio lS^c;
fancy green 19c; 1'eabcrry '?1%:: cholcc green
18,'yc; rotating grades 17c: Java Mc: Itonhtcd iu
packages-Ohio Valley Rio 21>ic; I'an llcndlo
21Jfc; Arbucklctt Co.'s roftMcu 21>?c. bulk
rousted-Old (iovcruiucnt Java 30c; Pea berry
23c: "A* grade Hlo 20c.
Tea*-Young Hyson, per lb., 2feS0c; gunpowder.
23a75ct imperial, 35aS0e: Japan, 2;U?70c;
OolotiK. 22a75c; Souchong, 22aMc.
CamiU*?Star, full welght.lOc: stcarine per *et,
12c: mould, per set. !<* .
Vinegar?cnolee eider, 10al2c per gal.: standard
city brands, lOallc per gal.; country 13al5c |?cr
gui., an to quality.
CheeK? is quoted In Jobbing at 12c forprlmo
western, and 12for full cream; Sweltzer 13a
5c, according to quality; Llmburger, ll^c;
factory, 8Uc; New York State, 12Kc.
FUA?No. 2 medium umcgcrcl, 820 00; No. 2 lat,
821 oo&?(/*?Sales
of timothy seed at 8190 per bushel;
clover, small seed. 8# 00; large, 80 25.
Silt?So. 1 per bbl, lwe; extra per bbl., 81 61;
dairy, line, S-bushcl sacks, 81 CO per sack.
8veei Cam?i'uiUc per lb.
Araporaiea tTuiu?v&rv* 1 poarncn, per u?, in
2'ic; unpared peaches, per lb, lOul ic; apple*, per
lb, flc; raspberries, i?er lb, 22a2Sc;?blackberrlM,
per lb, 10al2c.
tunned Good*?fctutnlunl 3 lb. tnbie peach 1280:
plo|>cuclie*,3lb.,81y ;picpeachea, f? lb., fe2JSj:
No 3 tomatoes, now, 81 uo; oMtornv A; \l ells
corn, $1 00; do W inslow's 2 lb., 81 '.*0; do 2d grade
J lb., 8110: Htrawbtrrica.2 lb., 81 10; black bcirlc*,
2 lb., 8110; raspberries, 2 lb., 81 00; Damson's 2
lit.. '/* : lima U-aus,2 lb., Wc; cove oysters, 1 lb. .
light. G0c; do 1 lb. full Weight, UTicaSl 00; ftrlliK
bcatiK, 2 lb., StayOc; succotash, 2 lb.. yOcail 2ft:
early June |?ag 81 French pea*. loC
each; pinu apple* 81 fiQ; ilorrowfat pens, 2 lb.,
81 :Hhi2 10; gottseberrlca, 'J lb., U)ca81 00; a lb.
wcet potatoes 81 7.?.
Wooden Ware? No. 1 tuba87 "5; No. 2,80 75: No.
3, $5 75; 2 hoop palls 81 JO; 3 hoop 81 GO; Muffle
washboards 81 u0: double do 82 SO; tine crimp
double do 82 7.">: alnffle 82 fiO.
Avlth-Now Valencia ralalna 7j^c; Layer Odora
KMc; Loudon l-ayer raisins 82 flb; l<oo*o Mnscutef*
81 7fa:2 00. New prune* .v$?\ New eva|K>
rated apricot* IN:. Htted plum* 15e. Pitted
blackborriea 12c.
OK?Lard, western extra strained fiOc; carl.on,
110, 7%c; carbon l.V). .s^c; white mluera beat
winter02c: while mlucr*' No. 2.67c.
rsootrcs and Mfxm.LA.veou*.
There bus been but little chance in thuRcneral
position of the egg market for some day*. Home
dvaleni Incline to the belief that an cn*ler feeling
obtain*; that there is u stronger pressure to tell
aud 1cm dUitosition to buy, but we uiako no
change in our quotations. Choice butter continue*
iu deinaud, mid line country roll i*scarce
and in demand. Fsesh receipt* of dressed j?oultry
continue to meet with r^ady Mile at price#
quoted. There is an improved Jobbing demand
lor choice {Kiiutocs, but no improvement In
prloea, aud the satue will apply to green apple*.
Cabbnge continues iu large supply aud dull.
Ap/tiff?Choice, per bbl., fiOOiil 10; medium
per bill., fi0a75c.
limns?rrlnio new hand picked, mcd., 12 00a
223; prime, new hand picked. mivy. S2 u'n2 'S>.
Butter'-Country, choice. ihiutte; euuntry, i;ood,
Itaiso; country, fair. Nn9e.
Jieef UUIet?Sieer /rreen. CO lbs. up 6n?ic; uteci
green, light, fiuflc; cow Krccu, iiuCe; bull Krecn,
tafic; calr skin*. Krcen, fmCc.
Cider?bund rviincd, (bbl. Included) SO (>0ji7 00;
country, sweet. StWWiUll; crob, choice. 80 Wu7 00;
crnb, tiic'illiiin, (I OOnS (A).
Dried Fruit*? Applet), cholco sliced, per lb..;>a
ako; apples, Ohio and Went Virginities,per lb.,
laity-; black berries, jn?r lb., 7ufcc; cherries, pitted.
I?er lit.. luul'Jc; cherries, uupitted, per Hi.,-tHta;
raspberries, j>cr lb., 20r22c; peuclitu, Vp, per lb.,
Iu5ct peaches. }?s. per lb., le; dried pen#. pel
bufth.. Si f<u: dried coru, per lb., 6aUc; homiuy,
per bbl., S3 00.
tyut?trvMi in cum? '?Su2lc per dozen: Iresh In
barrels -'nr.
b'f*ithrr?? Ctiolcc live rccsc, por lb, 40n4.r>c:
mixed live rowp, per lb, 3Tim40c: chicken, dry
plckcd, SalOc; duck, dry picked, 25a&c.
/Vo/ofM-Peerless, per bbl., prune, new, 91 2fiu
1 r?0; rofie, per bbl., prime, new.il &0; per bushel,
?l3tt45c?
JVw/?-Chestnuts. 52 00n2 M fvr bushel; willuuts
4U?W?c; shellbtirks, SI 7.'n:i 00; |K*unutM.
ciceii. per pound; rourftcd SI 35*1 50 per
bushel.
I'a'l fruit*?rears,common, SI 00per bushel;
fancy varieties, Si 00a& 00 per barrel; Concord
Kru|>c'h.:kN(*^' per pound: lieluwuic, do., 3>fca4c;
quilld'h CI iSullt iW |HT liUnlll'J*
yrijrhtUrn-CaUbu^v, (XJal 00 per hundred:
celery. AfttiJOfl per dozen; onions, yellow Danvert,
SI .'Oul 7."> per barrel; do., brattc per bunbol;
turnip*, SI 2Snl AO per laurel.
Yroniral ft uto?|,emi>un, ?2 COal (10 per box;
Jamaica oninueii, $7 ouu7 Go per barrel; Florida*,
j I (*m*> (XI per box; banaim*, 81Ma2 (X) per buucii;
roeoanuu., $1 OOnA00 iter hu mired; Tokay Krapen,
S"i Mart uo per keg, rerhlan date* In nmt?, 6){aGo
l>er pound.
Jlunrji?White clover, jier.lb., lCal.V; pure
Mnilued. snUkr.
Jtagr?'\VIdte, mixed cotton, per lb., U(al%c
all wool, per lb., UfMfil mixed, per lb.,lalV?e.
Piwlirji? Live chickens, old, per dozen, 8;; OCa
H R0; eldekeiis, spring, per dozen,?1 UWi Mi; dnek*,
per dozen. 12 0<)u2 2ft: Keene, per pair, 80ca81 00
liy Pound- l.ive: Turkey*, per lb., he: duck*,
per lb., 7uSc: eldekemi. lien*, per lb., 7nSe; chicken*,
old cock*, 4a5e: spriug chicken*. per lb., 7a#c
Hunt* mi.I Iturk-n?Hiiiscim, dry, j>cr lb., In domain!,
nauatnui bark, j-er lb., 'J^a3c;
ioaafraa oil, per lb., -muoik?; May apple root, per
lb.,'l%a2e; yellow root, (golden wall per lb., 7a
blood root, per lb., 2e; tieuecu ktiuke root, |>er
lb.. he? <>f top, ;i'a40e; Weat Virginia snake root,
|ior lb., 25a35c: pink root, per lb., lluo, 80o35c;
elm bark, per lb? la2e.
?-?ur*?MKtinlc, No. 1. SOaOOc; No. 2, tOniiOo; No.
3t.20B.10e; white, lUal.'x:; raeeoou, No. 1, ti0oG5c;
No. 2, lOa.V'e; No. 3, 1-VJ.h:; No. 4, falfic; opoaMini,
No. 1, Jiai'ie; No. 2, lUal5e; No. 3, 3u.'ic;
tnuskrata, winter, Ntioe.
IIW? fine woffled,l!7u28?; fine unwashed, 1*1
J0o; medium washed, 2So:iuc; medium unwashed,
voh^p: r,mw washed, 28a30e; coame, uuwoahed,
20u2^c.
WhrrSiuR Lire Stock Market.
Cdltlr--llOOO tol.loo lbs. stockn^a.^ic per lb.;
NXi to UX)lb*. 3a3j{c jH-r lb.; TOO to fcOO llm
2%a3c |>er lb.
7/opo?Market fair: 6}?aCc per lb,
/.ante?Good tit ;iu&c j.tr lb.
Oi/i??-3a3c per lb.
Shrn?'MA' |"'r lb.
n Ur. BULL'fi facilitates feriMtiff ant
KADV CVDlinrcRnlatMtheBowoia.At
HAO I OltlUi alldruKBl???.rric<t?5ctc.
Dill 8 'C Cures Coughs, Colds,
DULL 0 Hoarseness, Asthma,
Bronchitis,pABinM Croup,Incipient
Con-(jUUui1 sumption,
and relieves Constmip- CVDBIR
live Persons. 25 cents, d I nUl
' eunifeI'mt'S cuaca cioahettes faclOUUKL
tgrrh, Price 10 Cti, At all druialati*
Groceries, Etc.
M R FTO V
ATAI A 1MAMM A }
WHOLESALE
Grocer, Pork Packer,
ANI) CCUHR OP THE
Celebrated "Strawberry Hams,"
Kos. 1309 AND 1311 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, W. VA.
My ownCuroof Choloc Smoked Meat* delir*
ertsl cJullj from my I'ork Howe at Mauuhcatcr.
TKZ I. A ROOT STOCK OF
GENERAL GROCERIES
. IN THE HTATE.
Headquarters for
Taylor's Patent and Painll, Flour.
Ilpailqimrlcnt for the Ccloliratwl
Alarnmn Pnffoo
a kiwai VII WJI Wl
^o'.e Agent for Dupoat'a Sporting, Mining and
Bia-tlriu Powder.
TtaksgMng Supplies.
Ornngcf, I.etnonn, liannna*. Grajw,*
OHvm, HaiKltxn. Currant*. I>ntc?, Klg*.
Citron. Lenu>u I'eH, Oihiiko I'col,
Prune#, Apricot*. CrnnbcTlea, Pint*
vuurre, .....mi . inuwp VIVUIIl
Clicew, Mixed Nuu, etc.
Send on your order* and wo will plcttc you. ?
Conner & Snedeker,
Cor. Market and fourteenth Street*.
nog?
Musical Goods.
pi a no tu;mngi
Pianos Toned and Repaired
-BY?
del F. W. BAUMER & CO.

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