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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-28
NIAGARA FALLS.
Where the Cataract will be in 1000
Years.

" mere Tue ChIafhCt Will ue III o9OOU
Years.
Tie beauty of mathematics will be Np-
parent to tho naked eye from calculations
which We find In MdTpePS Maga:iRe. The
writer has bGGn t0 Niagara Falls and lie
informs us as 10 some little matters which
IL Is well to fully. understand "AS the
A resedSs ssen ttS s siitIsP 9 81 }Rt }t t2 Xs2
md the dip Of the strata, we can predict
the appearance which Niagara will pre-
sent for 200 centuries, providing that in
the meantime no change takes place in the
present order Of Nature. Thus, in 5000
wears the main fill will be n little above
the head of Cont Island; the American
fall will have disappeared, and Goat
Island will be an island no longer. The
The height Of the fall will then be twenty
feet less than it now is. Another 5,OOO
wears and the height Of the fall will then
be reduced lY forly'more: feet 10 0,OOO1
morGyeats the gorge will'have heightened
back 10 the head Of the rapids, and al
that constitutes the present Niagara will
have disappeared. There will be no great
cataract; but in its place rapid, with q
descent Of $50 feet In lour miles" It may
bc well Cnouglt to discourage sensitive
Americans regarding itEeirl natural curl.
osity: but there are vast Dumbers who will
cXcIstH of the person Who worked
out tEci7 above nthat they are icon
founded mean" suppose the calclla'
lions are true, what Is the use Of making
tllcm anyhow!
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BELMoNT COUNTY ITEMS.

EiOut US EatT:prtie. " ....,t ' ,'Gt NJ
AMATcT GAME Of Base Ball will bI
played in BarneBviHe to-day, between tllC
Orlons OF BellAirc and the Buckeyes o
Barnesvlllc.
THE Monroe County Fair WIN be held
at Woodsfcld on the 9th, 9th, and 7th o
October. ',,ItJ,.trt, ,.,n.y.,
JOHN CHOW, Esq I o3 Valley T6#nsftp
Guernsey county, was severely bitten 6y
d coppefheGd snake lust week. HiS mt
was saved by drinking a large quantity
ofWhisky. ono g. iI;S @g3'as0'f 24j1g"
JAMES A! Cox, of.Zanesvillc, has beer
appointed Mail Agent OH tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, Central Ohio Division,
on the route from Columbus to Bellairc.
"A SLED, loaded with tobacco, and thC
horse mounted by d darkey OF the "Sh9O
Fly" species, was ono Of the features IN
BarnoSVillc, yesterday, while the thor
tlometer was up in the ninetics. r,u,, :.
| THE complimentary resolution In RI.
-garl 70 Mr.. Bingham, adopted by the
BelIairc ConYention, we are assured, was
not intended IN influence the action Of the
delegates, as IL is we'll known that Mr..
Welsh Is theirtirst choice. v " I'll
TonACCo MARKET-The war news
from Europe has Ind q depressing effect
upon the leaf tobacco market. Shippers
have generally withdrawn IrOm the Baltl.
more market under orders To suspend
buying, Prices are only nominally main.
tanned. ''''' - ''' ''''''
IT IS reported that the result Of the
township meetings last Saturday Is in ia-
vor OF Mr.. Danford. or the delegates to
the Congressional Convention is said
that thirteen are for Danford, nine for
PoOrman and three for Welsh. Accord
ing 10 n previous arrangement Of the can.
didates, It is understood that Belmont
county will present only one name to the
Convention. .a.I.
NOTWITHSTANDING Hll that has been
said against Mr. bingham, it is very pro.
babIc that he will he rc-nominatel for
Congress. Harrison und Tuscarawas aic
reported solid in his favor. Belmont,
Guernsey and Noble each have one or
more candidates against him. Unless
these counties unite on ono man, whiclis
far from probable, the nomination of
Bingham is Il torcgonc conclusion.
Q SERuCK BY LIGHTNING-The barn Of
George Schoup, three miles southeast Of
Monroe county, was struck
by lightning on Monday evening last, and
entirely consumed. Mr.. Schoup had just
finished harvesting and his crops were
stored in the barn, and are ot course
destroyed. There were three other fires
in that neighb6rhood on the same even
ing from the same catlsc, bit we arc I'LL
able to obtain particulars. The light from
one Of the burning buildings was plainly
visible at GAINESVILLE, fifteen miles from
the tire, ... ..r.
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War Office at Berlin. Before the war Of
1865 between PruByia and Austria, Napo.
Icon had offered to aid Prussia with 36O,.
600 men, with which to attack Austria, MS
an equivalent for the ccsston to France
Of the territory on'thc lGftTbank OF tho
'' '4''D' "doa 'bn,j PEnls, July q.
The Journal 0tittllc soy We have intel.
ligence that rumor w6s circulated on
the other side Of The Rhine that the En-.
peror had given orders TINT prisoners Of
war be treated with Tie utmost rigor, md
placed outside Of the protection Of the law
Of nations. Tliis report Is absurd On
the contrary the Emperor desires to treat
prlsoheB with the greatest humanity.
ll5.,,, ~, Settling Day. s;aI y ...,
d LONDON, July 21.p
To-day and tomorrow arc settling days
In share and foreign accounts at the Stock
Exchange They are"the most axious
settling days ever known According to
the IFtn6S 1T isithouglit that MANY add!
ti0nal failures win be announced! .9"rl
The proceedings OF the House Of Lords
lastnight#ere tlnimpo portant4 '1 81" -
The House lot Commons went into
Committee oiT, the lsapplYs Bin. and dis
cusscd the measure nearly alfnlgllt! NO
final action was taken. ,n"''.'sn'-
Another terrible explosion occurred in
q cOllicry at Dausamlct, In Walest ycster-
day. Nineteen persons were killed and
many injured. y .t'.aug = h,. b. i''a
Three failures were announced at the
Stock Exchange to-day. '3
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THE SUICIDE OF A QUEEN.
Sarah, Wife of King OSceola, of the
Delaware Indians.

Delaware Indians.
,nelGlll, j be srifia nE tho King NJ
eriul tribe Of Delaware Indians, hanged
herself Yesterday morning with an old
shawl 10 the rafters Of the house in which
shc was living at Williamsburg Wcstches-
tcr county. She WIS the daughter OF MIR.
Joseph. Merritt, Of Miles Square, near
White Plains, and was married about q
wear ago to Osccola Cooper, tho youthful
King Of all that Is left Of the once great
tribe. 49,,
The Queen was ordered on Saturday hy
her lord TO wash linen tluster belonging
to II Young man in the same house, at
which she became highly indignant, and
few into very violent passion. She
vowed that she wns n Indy born anil bred,
and would not Condcsccnd to be Nnybody's
washcrwoman, even If 0sceola dfll com.
mand itSg She then quit the house Apd
wandered iri tbe:N90ds, VIII ltheftp9 one
KNOWS. IAt ~ths1haH sllethtade Tier 'al''
Dcorancc in the tlining-roOm, but spoke u
no one as she was evidently much in
ccnsed ut the insult which she thought
her husband had offered her.
Endcavoring to reconcile her, OscFeo!a
Approached her and desired her TO Out
her supper, whereupon her fiery temper
again took possession Of her.
,Itwas the Kings turn noW to become
angry; hid he tod His Queen In very plain
terms that she was putting on airs TINT
did not become her. At this she ran ouI
OF the room, and nothing was thought OF
her until next morning. .....
L AsIshe, diIf not make herappeafa1tEe at
the breakfast table, Osccola begun to feel
serious. He repaired to her room, and
/ finding 1t empty, a general search was
made u the premises; still Queen b1raE
was nowhere TO be found. At last Mrs
DR.. Powell, tho medicine woman Of tho
tribe, DethOught her Of the attic, and
fhcrG theS foInd the Queen sdspehded
from rafter by her shawl. Immediately
under her was "a little box, which sht
must have stood on while adjusting tht
moose, and which she had kicked ,irpH
under her. The features were renlarka
bly, calm and natural.
The neck was disl0cated, and It wa
evident that tho dead Queen could moi
have suffered strangnlatiOn.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner ,bAthsHtS
held an inquest J, Sun, Jaly %.
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A NEGRO LUCRETIA BoRGIA.
DiaboIicaI Attempt Of a COlOred
Woman to Poison ThiTtyssix Me-
grOeS on a Mississippi Plantation.

Dia abOIiCaI Attempt Of q COlOred
Woman to Poison ThiFtyssix Me-
grOes on a Mississippi Plantation.
From the T7ekHNV Herald.
4 bold attempt was made ut poisoning
last Tuesday on the plantation OF Judge
II. Fl. SOuthworth, near Sidon, Sunfower
county. Mr. G. r. Water, who arrived
here Yesterday, furnishes US the particll-
lars III regard % the affair A colOred Wo-
man by the name Of Mary, who had been
at variance with another OF her sex on
Judge SOutllWorlh's place, came 70 where
she was milking and volunteered her ser
vices. Mary used a small bucket while
the other used larger one. Marys was
the first to be filed, which SHE emptied
into the other vessel. AS soon Us they
both had finished, the milk was observed
by Mary's fellow.servant to present a sin
gular appearance, n whitish substance
similar 10 flour bubbIing from the bottom
and assuming the form Of black specks,
Which iloated on the surface Of the milk
Something wrong was at once suspect
,ed, which Mary was informed Of Mary
endeavorcd to pursuQle her ,fricHd that
there was nothing wrong, and said she
would take the milkif permitted, which
was refused. The woman informed Mary
that she would call Judge SouthwGrth's
attention to 1t, and took It 10 him at once.
It is usual to feed the colorcd children on
the place with milk, as soon us it Is
brought to the house, and the youngsters
Ind all gathered TO receive their allow
anCe. When the woman had arrived she
related to tho Judge what had taken place
and warned him Of danger, Tho Judge
presumed there was nothing wrong, and
told the woman she was unnecessarily
alarmed, which did not in the least serve
10 disSuade her from her views, and with
those impressions she gave u small quan.
tity 10 Il dog, which produced almost in
slant death to the animal.
She then gave some to o hog, which
produced the same result. The Judge
having witnessed what had taken place,
wls perfectly startled, and caused Mary
to be seized and placed in custody. Judge
Southworth then armed himself and went
tONIary's cabin to arrest her husband. /.
Willis, seeing the Judge approach, at-
tempted to make his escape, but was
brought to by the contents OF double
barrcled shotgun, three shots taking effect
in his back. He ran about two miles and
was 0vertakcn. Several servants had
come to the house anil complained Of the
water being very hitter. A bottle, con-
tanning strychhinc, vas found in ,Mary's
house. ln.... .... uv
Had this wicked woman succeeded In
her designs, the lives of tllirty-siX persons
would have been destroyed. She and
Willis arG now in custody To await their
trial, und il justice receives its reward,
these demons in human form will be made
to danglc ut the end ot n rope.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-28
T. R. LAM, Secretary.

TIE New York Tribune very sensibly
and seasonably says: "The great number
OF deaths which have occurred this sum-
mcr in various parts Of the country show
how much more dangerous is intense heat
than intense cold to human life. But II
We recklessIy exposed ourselves, with the
glass marking 0, as we dowhcnit Is rang
Ing from 95 to 100 degrees, just as many
pe0ple would DO frozen to death as arc
now killed by tho excessive high temper.
aturcs. Living in climate Tor most o. o.
Of tropical warmth, we neither build our
houses nor arrange our costume to meet
the dangerous necessity; while too many
invite this kind ofsudden death by swal-
lowing great quantities Of ardent spirits,
vino andihecr. Everybody should dQnder-
sfanathit with ordinary prudence. There
is no danger Of sunstoke whatever"
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SOMETHING WoRTu KNOwING-Re-
Cines that have been approved by actual
use arc always valuable. Thus we have
been furnished one for an outside coating
for rough brick walls, which Mt the same
time prevents moisture from penetrating
through, which Is In use by the United
States Government for painting It's light
houses, and has recently been applied in
several places in this city. It Is said to
be II good waterproof, rs we'll us al eX-
cellcn2 substitute for paint for outside
walls, Take of fresh ROSendalc cement
three p0rts, and Of clean, fine sand, one
niNrt; iiiS with fresh tWtltet. thorough
II. THIS gives gray or granite color,
dark or light, according TO ihe
color of the cement. II brick
color is desired, add enough Venetian
red 10 the mixture to produce the color.
II n very light color Is desired, lime may
he used with tho cement and sand. Care
must be taken TO have all the ingredients
we'll mixed together. In applying the
waslI. tho wall must be wet with clean
ircsh water, then follow Immediately with
tho cement wash. This prevents the
bricks from absorbing the water from the
wash too rapidly and gives lime l0r Tue
cement tO.s6t. Tic wash must NC wei
stirred during the application. The Gd
mixture TO he made rs thick as can Dt
applied conveniently with o white'wasl
SFtsI I'VE arc assured by those WHO
have used It, that this cement wash WI
stand for years, that It Is admirably sultet
for Grickwork, fences, &c, that 1t Is near
IL waterproof, but that 1t cannot 10 usee
to advantage over paint or WhttcwasH
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PuItney Township Republican Con-
YentiOn. .
BRLLArRE, ONO, July 90, 1870.

BELhAIRE, OttlO, July 90, IoEU
Pursuant 10 call, the Republicans Of
PultnGy Township met at City Hall at
Three O'clock =. N. and organized by elect
ing G. W. lIOgc, President, and Isaac r,
Hane, Secretary.
The President stated the object Of the
meeting 10 be the appointment Of three
c."c::":-. % 'hroo ni:"'"a1e u 'l'e o"
f6lr alternates to the County Convention,
and u member of the County Committee.
Proceeded to an immediate election
with the following result:
Delegates 10 Congressional Convention
George W. Wise, James F. Anderson
and james S. Crafty. AltcrnatcS-Roht.
W. Nelson, VIM. Mcfarland and Il. W..
HOgc -,
Delegates 10 County ConVention-Wm.
C. Cochran, John j. Powell, UrQh Ven
ming and John, H. DunIee. sAlternates-
CharlesSW ~. Hall, ,gamcs Il! Anderson,
Isaac r. Lane and 1saaC Booth.
Committeeman-James F. Anderson.
The following resolution, offered by
james +. Anderson, was unanimously
adopted, after remarks by ]. B. Smith, L.
Austin, James +. Anderson and John s.
Crafty, expressing hearty approval of Mr..
BingGam's public acts -"
Itcsotoed, That we, the Republicans, OF
P1lmcy Township cordially ehdoss and
approve The course Of Hon. Jho. Bingham
in the last and present Congress, and view
with pain and regret the efforts made by
various parties, to damage his public char
'Gier; "a resolution offered bsMt L.tAusan
to instruct the delegates TO use their
own Judgment in the selection of can
didates, was after some discussion with
On motion, the sectetary was tubtrtict-
cdto pfcp4re copies 6f the rToceedi dings
GoEpublicatoh.in athc BafnesVille sEAtsr'
prize, Belmont Chronicle, Wheeling INTEL
LIGEEcER and Bellaire Independents !
Tho meeting, on motion, adjourned.
G. W. HodE, Pfe@afnE,
l. 2 a..
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New York Producce, Market.

NEW YORK, July q.
CoTTox-Heavy and lower; sales 100 bales at
20Ac for mlddling uTlRnds. rAt u ..
FLOUR-ReCoipts 1891 bbls; market 6010c
lower; sales 100 bbls at IS R5@6 for supeHAne
western, common TO good, extra western aud
statc Sd 30 for good to choice do; 50 S067 30
for common to choice; closing dull and hO9vy;
southern flour dull and In buyers favor. Rye
Aour active and tirn at IS 400T co. in small lots
WnIsxr-Lower; sales 400 bbIs at 81 0iXG
1 o., closing ut the inside price, r.-u .,.ii.
WhCAt-HOavy aud 1@2C lower; 81 10
al q for No spring; 81 3Q0l 30 for No =
spring: 81 90 for winter red and amber western.
Rye-QUict and unchanged. BaFlcy-Dlll at 7Sc.
Corl-ActIvG and without change In prices; 95c
Gb$l COX for new mixed western; 81 90 for west.
Crfl yellow: 81 19 for white western. Oats
ElFpIar, EEt1AR1r RnP NHa0tnrT' a--f-----
'fiSEsTiRoLEuu-Qnict ut 1sH0lsstc for crude;
2i&c for refined. ,.I I.
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TIE Baltimore Sun tells the following
,rioGa' afIr{y. W0n SahrdAv afternoon n

THE Baltimore Sun tells the following
curious story: "0n Saturday afternoon a
slight fire occurred in house No. 20 Presi-
dent street, occupied by IN Italian family.
1t seems that patcr.tamilias, who is IN or
.flan grinder by profession, owns a mis-
chievous little monkey, which. accom-
pauies HMM lib &andcrmga The ami
mai happening to find o box OF luciIcr
matches in the lower story took them to a
bed Immediately after some Of the tamil
" discovered. the mischief, and on going
10 the room found the bed in flames and
tho monkey dancing about the floor In
high glcc over the fun he was having,
Had Il not been for the timely arrival Of
Officer WGltjen, who extinguishe1 the
flames, tile Consequence 10 .the' building
would having been quite serious. Tho
incGndiary was not arTestedEf 3 ~ 81.
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The Weather Yeslte.riddIalY. Ia
Commercial and Financial.
Wheeling WholesaIe lIarket.


"WEDNESDAY, July ", lSIO.
BUTTER-FiFmsat 16C for prime fresh aud 1sc
for choice. 81 Z. I W ). Lli.s
BRooHs-stpre prices q asSAs % for good to
fancy.
Factory and Goshen. g ',fH.f.f7 SO
Carbon ol1i-Dnli. md, dropping at &c, aud
no charge for package, ...It.yrlyu.
CoFTEE-We quote prime 10 choice Rio at 100
bS SgISkSsssSSs S18S s s 81 6 Y9 spring chickens by
,EGg!I IDplI, ,S5a quotations ,canpot Axis 10
: FISISIaks Herring a % White Fish g sS;
No. medium 81 50; No! Hare m O0i per hall
FIOUR-1s strong; market not 50 e46Ited ~ la!t
week, but under good eonsumptlTC dGm1nd;
prices arc steady At gMaetStt9ns M Sf to-day. We
Ily st. 96DI %; red wheat family g. 0007 70;
extra So O01G So Pacific Mills fancy 81 80; fam.
ily SO b0 Rye Flour $6 90! ~ ''.l.I. .i
GRAIN-- lHhclt-WC quote strictly choice white
at 81 %, and No. ! red at $1 1901 Is. Oats
Firm Rt t46650C, with but very few sellers. Con,
Us scarce and fair 10 primo slClled may now be
quoted at 7d190C. Ryt-76c. i.
GLAss-FIFst qualify SxI0, 81; 10xl2, 81 o.
second quality exl0, s. 90; 10Gls, 90 80 = box Of
30 feet. Discount 10 per cent. W .uI pHI
GNsENG-40C 3 lb.
HAT-UnChanged; loose may be quoted al
5000. Baled-$13 90.
LARD Oi1-C Current make 81 80:
NGns-lM to God, 81 OO' 81 70 81; q 96i I'd
PRoS1sloNs- SIN steady demand at quotations.
Sugar cured canyassed hams ut 2G3219Sc; family
do. 22c; shoulders, 15Xc: clear sides, i9c;
clear rib, 18c. Mess Pork, $92. Lard IL quoted Rt
lTc In tCrcGs, and 10C in kegs.
RICELFirm; prime South Carolina 10c. "
-FlaxscOd-$l 40. r...
SYnUI8-BaltlmOrO 50065c; New York 76890c;
Choice Drips 85c. I..L ~
SuGARs-New Orleans, 12}<014c; Porto Rico,
IAlD18C; Cuba II H6ol2c; Crushed, 16I6C; A Coffee,
l4XC; 3 Coffee, 14tc; g COAee, Ac,
SODA-BCst New Castle G4bfC In keg.
SOAP-Famlly exc; German &C; EastOrn ~
012c. ~
STARcI-T68c; MAIzena 196D14c.
SHoT AND liEAU-Bar Lead 19c 2 lb.; shot y "
SGLT-Dairy $8 q: Ohio River s. IL.
SNUFF--TOc: do. IN boxes Of six dozen $8 IS.
ToBAcco-Fim; Manufactured unchanged ;
Navy 68075c; dark lOs and AfS GS67SC; bright los
T TE1|GInpowdor 81 5O01 Il; Young Hyson
81 S001 GO: Black $llD1 10.i"if l'.If -.
Wo0L-S134sC, according 10 condition and
OUAllfY '7'rf IN. .t.-.'s ..a T'.H. 80 '
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The Latest News.
BSHpd Democratic 4 ss;iita Con.
.21r tN 'YentfOn, i''"i (

.SpeclaI TO The LnttlilgeRcer:
20 yCENEFAiAS STANTON JNY,VA:July e.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
ycntion for this (Eirst) District, met nj
West Union to-day and made the follow
fSt in6mihations: For'C 'Cdngress, t6ha' j.
Davis, ,ofHarrison county;fo State Senate,
John Harris, of Richie county. W.
ijCe4
GRAFTON, July 81.
. Tho West Union Convention Nominated
John ]. DaSis4or eongress; Over swce-
ney, on the fifth ballot. Daniel johnson
and WIN, f., Arnold wOrothO other c1ndI-
idat9s, and were withdrawn n T.
John P. Harris, Of Richie, was nOm'
mated for State Senate in the 4th District,
The Convention was neither lMrgenor
enthusiastic. ,., ..... .,r.aI. II.
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Chicago Market.


ExCHANGE-Un Unchanged. ..,..
FLoUR-Dnll and unchanged.
GRAIN-7Wheat-4 higher; closing at 81 10 for
No. 2; this afternoon tho market was active al
81 15&6DI 16, seller August Corn-Quiet and
firmCr, and lk09c higher: closing at 8S5Ic for
No. 2. OatsEQuictand 1c higher; closing at 4GC
for No. 2. RyerDull, /, and nominal; SQc tonNO
HiomWixFs2DuIl and steady for go for wool
a1s PRoSIsP6ES@FTy s'S sS5 ;soe held Mess
GlSO 90. Lard-16f6lTo. Dry Salted shoulders
llIOl3Hc: short rib middleB 16e.
NJ fHo6S-Active and '1O0l6c higher; 81 1903 9S
for common 10 choice. gI.ni.r
CATTLE-UuchRnged
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Cincinnati Market.
NJ ~ u CnonxATf, July q.

FLoUn-Uncllangcd. .l.t. ....it
-Whcat-Dull and dropping; rcd winter
81 coal % asked; sc less O6credH COrn-ln fair
demand at 9Ofb99C. Oats-Dul for all grades;
new dun at 4850d5c; old sells At 54859C. Rye
In moderate demand At 9O092c for new; 9iO9Oc
for old. Barley-Unchanged
CoFToN-Duil; middllng t9c. 'f.hEI' a.
TOBACCO-In good d0mAnd. .fia,.
1'ROVIsTOEs- and dull; no demand. Mess
PorlI-4Held at $50 80. Lard-16AC. Bnlk Meats
T-l30l6kc. BaCon-ueld ut l4H@l73l01SAc;
no sales! -sH'Ll f'H ~ ~
! BurTER-Scarcc and hrm at 2o0esc for prime
to choice.
d BGOs-Dull at le6I3c. shippers count. 2 y
OHs-Linseed Oll-$1 09, Lard Oil-$l r0
20. PCtrolem-24026c for refined.
GRocERIEs-Sugar-Fi Firm; refined H0Kc high
er. Coffee Unchanged
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philadelphia Market.
Pn11ApEIprlA, JnlY "a,

il, PHILADELPHIA, July q.
FLouR-Small business: extras s. 7G6G S7H
for spring wheat; extra family 50 .G0@7 IS.
GRAIH.- Wheat-ln limited demand; red 81 O.;
state 81 b9G1 90; old Indiana g. 1691 6e: new
81 6G(bl %. RyC--StsalY at & 9SQl 19i Corn
OatS.Dull at 6S066c. r
OlIs-Pctroloum-vcry qulcti crude 1861 re.
dncd 2i&c.
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A CLRRK in IN Erie hotel has magui-
tiCent scheme in view tits a circular
hotel, to rest on a pivot like a locomotive
tnrn.tablc. Tho object Is to give every
r1lesta "iront room" (that being an almost
Inyariahle rcquest) BY assigning guests to
the places then nfont, and turning them
to the rear upon tho advent of others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-28
LONG BRANCH. July q.

The yacht which recently passed this
point and which was supposed to be the
DauntlcSs, proves 10 bc tho English yacht
Algeria. Neither the Dauntlcss nor the
Cambria has as yet been heard from.
LoNo BRANCH, July 27-1OA, II.
A yachtIis now passing Off here. Part
OF her sails are gone. She looks like the
Dauntless. She Is sailing with q jib sheet
on her main sail spGn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-28
Sons Of Temperance.

-. ,PTTTSDUnGH, July sI
Tic Grand Division of the Sons Of TEN.
r1erance of Pennsylvania will meet at
Ebensburg, this State, this morning, and
will adjourn to meet in Pittsburgh To-
morrow, I. "Nt'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-28
DETROIT, July 81.

Tho Caledonisn games came OFT to-day
nm Relic Island. Nearly 5000 people
were in attendance Donald DinniC, the
champion of Scotland, WINS present, being
his first appearance in America, lie
fully sustained his reputation for strength
and skill.