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HOW Losr, HOW REsToRRn

MANHOOD; HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED
I. Jpst published, new edition Of DIR. Culver.
wells Celebrated Essay ON the radical ears
(withou5 medicinel OF fSpermatorrhoa or SEMI
nal Weakness, Involuntary seminal Losses
Impotency, Mental and Physical Incspaeity,
Impediments to Marriage. etc. also, Consnmp-
ton, Epilepsy, and Fttss-intlueed by self-in-
dulgence or sexual extravaganee.
~ Price, IN sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated author. In this admirable
eEsay, clearly demonstrates. from q thirty years
successful practice. thai the aiarIchrg eonse-
quences Of self-abuse may DO radically cured
without the dangerous use OF internal rietaZ
cine or the application of the knife; pointing
out mode OF cure at once simple, certain aud
effecrnai, by means OF which every sufferer No
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cneaply, privately, and radically l[7l
n4- This Lecture should be In -the hsndsof
every youth and every man IN the land ~
Sent. under seal, In plain envelope Ia anv
address, postpaid. on receipt six cents or two
post stamps. o-e atN $50 VaI'fl ~ -
: Also, Dr. Culyerwell's Marriage o;u,6s ~
price 25 cents. Address the Pnblishers . -
CHAs, J. Q. KLINE q Co,
~ Bowery, Rev York, Post Ofics BOY sSse.
oecls4I ..st-.r4tAAat attNtl tlIf Nr / .....
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gatfut asataitins.
. F,7~ w AKIN Il KS
PILEoREMEDX

Warner's Pile Rsmedy has never faiIed
(not even in one casel TO cure the very WORST
cases OF Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those
who are afflicted shoald immediatelyF call on
their druggist and get II, for 1t viii, with the
first application, instantly afford complete re-
lief, and few following applications are only
required to ehecI permanent cure without
any trouble or inconyenience in its use. .l-
WARSERis PILE REMEDY is expressly for
the Piles, and is not recommended 70 cure any
other disease. 1t has cured many cases of over
thirty years standing. Price One Dollar. For
sale by druggists everywhere.
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A Rare CoIIectiou.
Buy Ne and I'll Dc You Good
ROOT AND PLANT

.lRY CLEANSING THE BLOOD and sruus-
~ - ing the Liver and Secrerivo Orgens 70 o.
healthy action, tAese Pills cure many conpsints ~
- which it would be supposed they could reach
~ lfleh as HEADACHE, PAN IN TIE 6EpKs EunD-l
- isKss OF THE HANDS AND FKKT, DULLNEsa,Is
- ICHrtLzEss, RzKuxlTIsN NEURALGIA, Loss SVI -
= lAfPxzrTz, BILIOUS DYsENTxRy, KIDNEY Ayy1c-lI
r irIoss. cossrrrATroS. Dx1zLrrf, FxvEls % ALLl I
KINDS, DrErruA. JAuNnIcx, and other 6n-i
ldred complaints arising from allow state qf thel -
jbody or obstruction offts functions. III
- Being 1ree from mercury and other poiecnal -
they can be taken at times and under ali Girl
cumstances vithoutregard to diet or b1ainaas,
Prepared 81 the Grafton N.dicsns Compesy,if--s
Icuis. No. Sold By DrRggifts and Dealers IN asaisas
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WHISKY OR BRANDY,

or IN face, any Other articls IN Common use a ID
ought 70 be used IL every family. Everybody
SHOULD give it trial lis new thing, only
gained great name and a wonderful sale, and
whoever once tries 1t will always recoInInend
IL tothetr friends. It is peculiarly pleasant,
even delicious, and any one would Be crazy to
take Whisky. &C., II he, can get the Wine OF
Eife.Y 1t is for sale by druggists everywhere In
quart bottles. Price One Dollar. We challenge
the world to produce a purer, cheaper, and
nicer arsleie s1an- - -. --.--.L 80 Z
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-06-29

How 70 make s hot-bed-set the mat
tressa N fire. ~ , Z 2
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LIST. 1t is cast in one piece and holds the fue
of the BaokWall.lz = -I5-..lrI,.l ~
2Hd. 1t has draught through the rear as well
as the front of the CRATE supplying air to all
parts of the fuel. causing perfect combustion.
Sd. 1t cannot clog up, burn out, or get ont of
order In any way. 4isl3t fr .-e.-r .5-....
4th. The opening between the rear bar and
the back of the Chimney, causes strong and
constant upward currentof the heated air, car
rying the dustup- the chimney, and prevents
the SCOT from blowing down. -
5th. The fire being more intense at the back
Of the Crate, the fuel as 1t is consumed falls
n ward nd canDoifal Cut On. the floor.
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Franklin Collag,ae,

THE Spring Term Of this Institution will
i begin TUESOAY APRIL 4th, and close
June 2Sth. 1871. Tuition, $40 per Term, Club.
ing 81, and boarding from So to 81 per week.
frof. A. II. Moss LID, OF Oskaloosa, Iowa. has
been elected President and will be present
shortly after the opening Of the Term. The
curriculum will be improved and every ap-
pliance used TO render the education of both
sexes thorough and practical. = e.f-.. 49, =
For further Information and Catalogue, ad.
: ~ .sl,.,-. FRANKLIN COLLEGE.
marl6tf - oi+1-a New Athens, Ohio.
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CHAMPION CIDER MILL,

the bestin use. Sampls machines on hands as
/ i'fsi ..rts all tlL1es at
FLUSHING. BELMoNT COUNTY, OHIO.
-.,...,...- q. @. MARTIN,
Agent for Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey ara
Harrison Counties Send for circulars or cas-
Rlogue.
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Great Improvement in
..-. I'd Washing Machines. =
The Old Wooden WaSh-BOard
- again Tgrned-Up, 9l-e

H
DY A SIMPLE BINATION of the lever
u power and the0i vash-board, in che con-
struction of the
Keystone Wa ing Machine,
the best machine even Introdut has been
brought into use. a,.f,r-s-. - Z -.-
The cry of "humbug' is conn plets-, silenced
and the prejudice against Was - Machines
overcome wherever this machine u been .ried r.f
and its good qualities andcapac.i ested. Il is
universally pronounced just wlss was needed -s
IS labor-saytng Washing Mac e.
For reference as 70 the superb Sof this ma
following names: --7es-si - 10
q SsOrgs D.l,sOrth At Pleasant, o.. eds III i
Wm Rafs, Hafrissills, ohio.t .aqgl 1ss4fL e
Stephen Hobson, Flushing, Ohio.
Joseph Walker, .t}
Jacob Holloway, "-s"
Isresl Lewis. 81 Clairsyille, Ohio f4a-e 7r.1'
al O. Weiday Eil.4 So Ia ~. s.-... .
Elijah Pickering, East Rfchland
Enoch Carman, ita +i" nl-.si 20 H0r = rsia
and all Others who are using the machine.
For Information, address, : = = ~ 10 AtIi-
A.-Bts AaSS0N d Co,
na2O-u atI-.E1Cl Flushing. Ohio
o. -1llit.flf ats f4 foe.5s .....
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9th. Every part Of the fire. place is thus kept
bright, and reflects the heat into the room.
7th. 1t improves the draught of all chimneys.
Sth. No dust f1ue is needed in the backwaIl.
9th. II will burn hard and soft Goa, nut coal
and slack making no einders. .lsft--f.. 49,.
10th. II does not have tobe removed toput in
shove back into theiehimney. is-a sEt bf
lth. 1t can be put in any fire place or front
now in use.
18th. It only costs from one to two dollars
more than ordinary CRATES and is no humbu0,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-06-29
WINE OF 81 LIFE.

-, J AdaresssIo state ss-. ohieaso,.
A1gllT0-Ix
- 'sflzfiis a9sJ 5-g ,eifi5 ,.lCi2Hil
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A MILLION 0 r DOLLARS

shrewd but quiet men can make a fortune by
the secret of the business 20 no one.
Address j. WEST,
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BIZ HEnHN nARRoN BosrwIcK.
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gastrg, ~ .E
From the Toledo Blade.
BE7HEY DESTROYS THE PAPER.

Sequel to "Betsey and Iare OUT,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-06-29

We mighsn't have changed our mind. squire, II
he'd beena lawyer too.
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I've broughtback the paper. lawyer. and fetch
ed the parson here.
To see tlattAIngs are regular settled up fair
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WASN'T bound 70 state particulars to that man,
But IT'S right yog should know, parson, about
our change of plan. -
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ne here on the business.-Only, a word tc
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And now Eparson Is ready, IN walk with him
toVards home; - -
want to thank him for soHe things; twas
kind ,ef h m To cf,t1ne
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leD is stalking psa-vines. and couldn't come
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The only Double Force, Continuous Feed Driu
ly well as wheat Also an Agens fort the - fa
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re been talking with caleb. and oalebhas

the them 'mountof it is were minded to 4 try ,
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good Ia sun fee, and the grass
and blown, tfees. Sc
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e'sshoyed Christsanspirit, stood by us firm
andfrue e .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11
Concerning Firm Names.

From the journal Of Commerce.
Question &y q C0rG$IOndent-Two for
eignCrs go'into business in pursuance o
plans concerted in Europe, and have
equal capital. A claims that his name
should appear first in the firm, as A, B &
Co, in respect Of being the cider by one
year, and also rs having been one ycaI
earlier in arrival and Contended against
the first difficulties, while b claims that
he commenced his business life one year
earlier than A, that he Is equally an ,fhit
in commercial matters, and Is unwilling
to conccdc to A the claims of priority to
the first place In the title of tho firm.
AnS'cer By HHtOE--There Is no prin.
CipIe Of law or equity involved in tho
question proposed. In the composition Of
n firm the precedence Of names Is not al
ways, perhaps, not generally, In the order
Of value or cXCGlleCCe, or availability.
Sometimes modesty on one hand and am.
btion and vanity on the other, and in
other instances mere Guphony govern the
arrangement II In the case referred to,
there Is any especial reason for desiring
the precedence, 1t would appear that 4
had the better claim but In u recent
partnership where either arrangement
sounded equally as well, we knew two
partners TO draw lots for a choice. The
lot fell on the one least anxious about II,
and he chose to have his own name sec.
ond to the other, n piece Of unselhshness,
If he really desired TO be first, which
doubtless brought It's own reward
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11

voice. Pursuing in the direction OF the
sound, lie soon got within speaking dis
lance, calling to him to inquire what was
the matter. On being informed, the man
replied that he rather thought he was
only frightened, and advised him TO come
down. At that moment the bear hearing
The mans voice, commenced To grOWl H..
Tiously, which so frightened the horse
that he reared and prauCed around,
throwing the man To the ground. For
| tunatcly, however, he held ON to the
bride, remOunted, started off for help,
calling TO Remington TO be Of good COur.
age, and he would return us soon rs pos.
sibe with help.
Remington bod given up all hopes of n
rescue and sunk into despair. He now
felt his hopes revive; but il was fOrlOrn
hope. He doubted not that help would
come, but his strength was SO nearly ex-
hausted, and his nerves so disOrdered, that
he feared It would not come In season to
help him. He thought he could not keep
his hold upon the tree but short time
longer,
In about three. quarters Of an hour after
the man left him, he he heard the distant
sound Of voices, and soon saw tho CLEAN
OF light through the trees. A large party
had been raised, who, with guns, ammu-
milton and torches, fastened 10 the rescue.
They were accompanied by large num-
Der of men, women, boys and girls, all
with torches
The remainder of the story Is soon told.
They built up large fire, by the light of
which they could take good and certain
aim at the bear, who was still on his perch
in the tree, and now remained there TO
keep out oGharm's way. But she had not
been initiated into the science of gun
powder and ball They soon brought
her down, but not until they had arGd len
or twelve shots. Remington came safely
down, though at great hazard of falling,
lie was carried home next morning to his
anxious friends.
The fright and ovGr.exertion he had
endured had so shattered his constitution |
and nervous system that, though he had |
been an uncommOnly strong and athletic
youth, he was ever alter comparatively |
weak. lie would never venture into the
woods alone, and the mere Chirping of q |
bird or tho chlppering Of o squirrel would |
make him nervous. lie died in 1920, or
Whereabouts, before reaching his slxtieth
year.
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ADDRESS
TO Tug
Nervous and DebiIitated,

49,, 1850 '""rr'hgs hNc been proracted IRON
hidaen causes, and whose Cases require promp
treatment to render existence desIrable: If vol
are suffering, or have suffered from involuntary
discharges, what effect does II nroduco upon yonl
general healthy Do you feel ,veak. dob,lltatcd
easily tired Doesa little c,tra cror,Ion pro
duce palpItation of the hearty Does YOUR liver
" s'"'uIy organs. or your kidneys, frequentlygGt
OUT OIL order Ia your Urine sometimes thick,
milky or rocky, or Ia 1t ropy on settlIngf Or
uV.a 'H'rN sCnm rise 10 the top, Or lisa sedl'
,'S"' az 'up bottom aIIct II has stood awhile
Do you have spcls Of short hrootbIn or dvspep.
sai Arc your bowels CopuIna,edy DO Won
nav sPV,iS VI mlnting' OF Pushes of blood to the
mead Ia your memory ImpaIredy Is your
MIND constantly dwelling on This snbIectS Do
you feel dull, lIstless, mopIpo ,Ircd NJ companv,
VI "" y" you wish 10 be len alone, to get
away rom everybody Does any little thing
mako you start or JumpH Is your sloep broken
W. ,V''' , /" the l's"e Of yOnr eye as brill
liaht' The bloom of your Cheek as brIrhtY Do
you enjoy yourself In society AZ wellr Do You
pursue your business with tho same enerryf Do
you feel as much confidence in yoarelr, Are
your spirits dull and tagging. given to fits of
melancholy II 50, do not Law IL to your liver or
dyspepsia Have you restless nIghtsi Your
back weak, your knees weak, and have but little
appetite and you attribute th, TO dyspepsia or
lIVcr complaint
Now reader, sclEahusr, vCncleal diseases bad,
~ cured, and sexual GIcesScs. are all CAPABLE Of
i poNuV'"s weakness OF Tie gcnGralIye organs.
The organs of generation, when in perfect health,
make tho man. Did you ever think that those
oo", "'uA"'' energetic perSevcrlng, successful
business men are always those whose gpneratlye
organs are In perfect health, You never hear
s"." "i'" complain OF melancholy, Of nervous.
hrSS' vi paIpl'atlon Of the heart.
how many men, from the effects of excuses,
have brought about that state of weakness In
Sexual Organs that has reduced tho general syS
ten 80 much as to Induce Almos, every other dis.
lnnaCy, paralysis spinal affections,
suicide and almost every Other form of disease
which humanity 10 heir TO, and tho real cause OF
tho trouble scarcely ever suspocted and have
used remedies for all but the rIobt one.
Diseases OF these organs reouire tho Gso of a
,,,,n,, nELMBOLD7 FLUID EXTRACT
BUChU Is the great DluretlC. and IA A certain
rnre Tor diseases Of tho Bladder. Kidncys. Gravel,
DropSy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility and an disease or tho seruai
organs, whether existing In Mai, or Femalo
from whatever cause originating, and no matter
of how long standing.
IL no treatment Ia submitted to, Consumption
or insanity may ensuc. Our fosh and blood arc
supported from these sources, and the health and
and that of posterlty, depends upon
prompt use OF reliable REMEDY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11
HELMBoLp's
EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA

EATkACT SARSAPARlLLA
Observation-Disclosures IRON
THE SYSTEM SCR0FUXA, SYPHILIS,
FEVER SORES, ULCERS, sORE EYES,
SORE LE9S, SORE N0UTK SORE HEAD,
BR0NCHiTkS, SKIN DISEASES SALT
RHEUA GAMERS, RrvNLyCs IRON
THE EAR, WHITE SWEALIN0S TtNORs,
Observation-Disclosures ODRS, mex
ETS, GLANDtLAR SVELLLYGS, NIGHT
SWEATS, RASH TETTER, HU1ORs OF
ALL KINDS, CHR0MIC RHEUNA 7ISN
DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL DISEASES THAT
nave BEEN ESTABLISHED ~ THESIS.
TEN FOR YEARS.
Being prepared expressly for tho above com.
plants, Its Blood.PuhfyiDg propertIes arc great.
er than any other preparation of sarsaparIlla,
II gives the complexion clear and healthy color,
and restores the patient to stale Of health and
purity. For purifying the blood removing ali
chronic constitutional diseases arising rom an
Impure stA'c OF inc blood, aud the only reliable
and eilectnal known remedy Tor Tho eure or Palma
and dwellings Of the Bones, Uleeratlops Of the
lhtoa' ana Legs Blotches, Flmplos on the Face,
BryslpelaR, and all scaly Eruptions of the Skin,
and Identifying the Complexion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11

ltEv. ALEX. CLARK, Editor of the
Methodist Recorder, has received an invl-
tatiOn from the First Presbyterian Church,
San Francisco, to preach for them for the
period Of three months. The invitation
has not yet been accepted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

NEW York, August 10.
GoLD-opened weak Of lax and 40 continued
until after the Government sale when II gradual
ly advanced to and closed at 112ii. Loans were
made at ., Q, 4 and l-Gi Of per cent for use
Clcarings sOvCnty.four millions. Tho clluues
bought largely to prevent tlecllne tho nrmer
feeling is due to the decrease Of bullion In The
bank Of England.
MoNET-More active, this afternoon the closing
rates on call were 3jI04 per cent.
ExCHAEdE-sterling. Exchange, Bankers bills,
iO9ts.
GovERSMENTs-At the close higher In GQs and
steady In the balance Of the list In regard to
the new loan Secretary Boutwell, has revoked all
the agencies In Europe and America. The usual
monthly programme Of board purchases by the
Treasury sto be continued, and in addition tho
Ga will be called IN Rs the new bonds are mar.
knipl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11
GhegntelIi9eaesr,
Don PiaIr's Pathetic Ballad of
Chicago

CnlCuSO
urh ne dfomt Atary on NE "gOD,
roUruEG TuE DIVORCE CASE or CRAIG =
srRAGUE,
-iHE breach Of promise
That happened long ago,
Where the waters OF the river
Like roses seem to How,
Where Amanda Craig was tfihcd with,
In the town of Chicago,
There was an ancient duiIcr
As rich as rich could be-,
Who loved the lair Amanda,
THE Inexpensive she.
And "he loved hHr as his Jesus,
And he spelled II with a &C
Amanda was no chicken,
Though tender as dove,
She lived In Cincinnati,
Where the market Is but slow,
SO she listened 10 this dnllrr
Ofthe wicked Chicago
His love It was 40 burning,
II cooked HIN on thetAw;
And 40 to cool his passion
lie went TO Saginaw,
And wrote her sundry letters,
Ne'cr dreaming OF the law.
The tender maid Amanda
Had taught In common school:
So kept these loving letters
As written by this fool,
Who sought In breezy Saginaw
His burning love to cool.
Now, this illIterAte villain
Remained In Saginaw
Until his burning passion
Was cold as any slAw;
And then he went TO buying lots
And Amanda went to law,
oh blessed disponsatiOu,
The wicked ones to tease,
That cures up our affection
And brings the heart its ease
Some Ind II sweet In heaven,
Some In the Common Pleas,
What did this cunning cheese.waX
But shave his ancient pate,
Pat on old clothes and bend HIS form,
Take out the dentist plate,
And wrinkle up his COuniCnnnCc,
Great pity To create
But the jury were all fathers,
And some we're husbands too;
And the tricks Of this dCCCiYCr
They saw right through and through;
so they found hundred thousand
To make the Cuss look hlnc.
So all 20 ancient lovers.
A,rnying to and fro,
Now take from me a Warning
Don't let your passion flow,
Or, If You breach a promise,
Steer clear NJ Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11

PLATFORMS. - Dem ocratlc platform
heretOfOre:
"White Husbands or none"
Democratic platform now:
Anybody. Good Lord, Anybody r.
LCgaH hpUJiicdn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, August 10,
There Is little or no animation in this branch
OF buslness, hut trade Is in healthy condition
T Mll pnGSs generally firm. We quote Atlantic
DelAine 20. e., goods, "a widths alparas In two
grades lsG!lc; brOcRdrs Gle; sheet pOplIns
:?SSc; Chene mixtures two grades 9OD25c; stripe
s5c ; Oriental checks 22Hc; stripes &c figured
Orieniais lsc; alpaeas ave Grape llsTes :2Gc;
inslie plAlus 2Sgc d-i Cohnrgs .5e ~ allacas
IN four grades, ~, 10, 3S'and s7Sc; Pacific Mills
| printed delainrs HrmurCs and strses zoe: ami.
lines ssC; imperial repps 2it-S; printed alpacacs
I.c; Oriental cOlOrs and glsCc lSc; afmures
Igc hF0Che cords zoe; mOhair hrOcadC- in cDlOrs
&i1c; alpacls, C0loTs aud slaCu ale; corded
alpacas ?! sc; steel lnslTcs s2So; "a alpacas
GnlOTs ana blacks zoe; poplin alpacas 23SC;
Kou1Ail cloth culUrs 29' G. Pacific paplins double
lace NC ~ elastic woFsted scrges, two trades
SsoGSlG, Hamilton Co, have liked prices at axe
nIoSE tycoon Tepps: PIC for Hamilton delalnes and
&c for scarlet. Manchester Co, established Inc
following scale: Twenty cents for dClalnrs;
&c IOT scarlet reppa 26AC for stripe brOcadrs
zS1c IoT diamond; 22c for diagonal 2lC for
ssStteeh Sllpss 2Sc for satteen diagonal 90Ec
New York Market.
NEW YoRK, August 10.
CoTTON-Dull; middlIng uplands lORC.
FLoUR-Dnll. Receipts II 200 bbls; superilne,
western and State 81 1904 90; common TO good
GRAN-W6eGt market steady. Receipts SS,.
900 bus. Spring No. 2 81 29lDi 80; winter red
western 81 95(6l 40; amber $lEi36l IS. Rye,
Barley aud Malt unchanged. Corn dull. Re,
Celpts 203,OO0 bus. Common western mixed
b5c; good to choice 65kc. Oats, receipts 5000
bus. Western and Ohio i816Sc.
GROCERIES Coffee, Rio l3K0I6Sc Sugar,
l9ir 70 good refining 9AG9SC; Cuba 0diOc.
Rice BAGb9&c,
PIovlsOSs-POrk, new mess Sl3 OO6la 70. |
Beef, cutmeats and middles quiet, Lard heavy; |
prime steam 9biOEc; kettle dried ghc,
BuTTIa-Dnll western lO02Oc State It6SNc. |
CuEEsE-Oull at G6lOKc.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, AugustlO
C4TrLEIWea good; arrivals moderate
market aGilY0 and lEnl, with 1850 becves, mostly
lar quality, nearly oil sold at 9bIgHc. Thin |
Texans, cwt went at Sc; good ones, w Cwt,
lOc; ana some of prime Cwt Texans iJ6llc;
SHEIr-6,iOO and selling well; iXc for poor
Cullsu up 10 bSc for prime, Lambs are Bkd8Ac;
&C. ''
HoGs-Numbcr 1900 and dull; live arc worth
4SD5Sc Tor state, and h05h G for western; dress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11
New York Live Stock Market.
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Angnal To,
FLouR-Dnll and prices nominal.
GRAIN-WhCat Demand IIghl hut holders
Ifmi No, ], 81 01T; No. 2, 81 OlS, Oats-Mar.
ket steady, with moderate demand; No ., 9Ic.
CoIn-Market steady No . mixed l2c Rye
scarce and firm; No. ,, sc. Barley dull and