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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-25
E1NANprAL AND comIEnu,AL.

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PARIS, August 24.-Rentes 5Gf. 4Oc.
LIVERPOOL. August 24-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton opened firm, and is now buoyant-
npiands o9915; Orleans 81; sales 25,-
LONDON, August "a 4-Evening.-Con-
soils 93%. Bonds 931s.
LIVERPOOL, August "a Evening.
Cotton closed strong-uplnnds 9@311;
Orleans 94@92s.
New YonK, August 24-Noon. Flour
q shade firmer. Wheat 1(02c. better.
Corn quiet and steady. Pork steady, ut
ID. G2913.75. Lard steady. Cotton
strong and quiet nplands 1875; Orleans
l92l; sales 900 bales. f'reights firm.
Stocks very steady and quiet Govern
ments firm but dull. State bonds very
dull. Money!. Gold 1874. Exchange
long 81; short 936.
I. M.-New S per cents closed Mt
l:226(9l254; the highest figures reached
since they were brought out. Money
change nominal. at 916. Gold 12I.@
1875 Governments inaotiye, Mt 1Sc. I'd.
vnnce-62s 14L. States dull-Tenncs-
sees rs; new rs. Virginias 63; new 72.
Louisianas G5; new 6l; leyees II; IS SO.
Alabamas 100; is CT; GeorRias So: rs
so. North Cnrolinas As; new 25M.
South Carolinas 70; new 81. Cotton
dull and easier; sales 1000 bales-up-
lands 1875; Orleans 1917 Flour-South-
ern frmcr; common to fair extra 5.75M
6.85; good to choice 6 9O(09.OO Whis-
key 81 Wheat active aud 3(94c. better
aud in good export demand-winter red
Western 1.40@l.44. Corn closed heavy,
t67@6714. Pork steady. Lard strong
kettle 1O. Freights firm.
CINc1NNArI, August a Flour firm
family 5.5o@5.75. Corn scarce and
firm, Mt 81, Pork 1876 Bacon firm
and in fair demand shoulders 6; clear
sides 714(979S. Whiskey 80.
LOUISVILLE, August "a. Flour firm.
Mess pork 1900. Shoulders 611; sides
]724. Whiskey 90.
PHILADELPHIA, August 24.-Cotton
| firmer- -middling 19A@19is
CHARLESTON, August "a Cotton quiet
and -middlinR 18; receipts 30 bnlcs
sales 25; stock 2,763.
MOBILE, August 24.-Cotton irregular
-middling l8; receipts % bales; sales
100; stock 2,715.
| MEMPHIS. August 24.-Cotton scarce
middling 18.
| SAVANNAH, August o. Cotton in fair
demand middling 17Ia@1721; receipts
Is bales; sales SO; stock 3,5G2.
AUGUSTA, August "a Cotton firm
| midlling II; receipts Sc bales; sales &C..
BALTIMORE, August 4-Cotton very
firm -middling 185S(01S34. Flour fairly
active aud steady. Wheat-Southern
firm; Ohio and Indiana dull Corn
white firm. at 6s@76; mixed Western
66(067. Provisions and whiskey un-
changed.
GALVESTON, August 24.-Cotton auit {
and tirm-good ordinary l5a1016; re-
ceipts Isl bales; sales 400; stock 10, OBJ.
New ORLEANS, August o4.-Flour
drooping-super 4.62; double 597; ire
bic 500. Corn unchanged Pork held
at IA. 90; buyers offer 1875. Bacon no
minal, at 6A@8Ia. Lard unchanged.
Whiskey dull aud nominal-ordinary
92h3 @95; choice 971a@1.00. Others
unchanged. Cotton firm-low middlinc
II; middling 171S; receipts COG bales
sales 1900; stock 2,059.
WILMINGTON, August 24.-Cotton dull
low middling II; stock 59S bales.
Boston, August d. Cotton quiet and
strong-middling 1917; receipts 255
bales; sales 200; stock 1000.
NonFoLK, August 24-Cotton firm
low middling II; receipts $50 bales; sales
SO; stock 533.
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
ID. c. PEIXOTTO G. SON. An.ti,n

Rf virtue OF the power, duly conferred upon
- tho Citizens' Savings Bank OF Columbia.
ny the Columbia Oil Company, to forecloso
tho mortgage of tho said Columbia OH Com
pany to the said Citizens Savings Bank Of
Columbia, and to enter upon and to sell all
and and singular the mortgaged premises herein
after after described, for the purpose OF satisfying
their debt; the said mortgage is hereby dc.
eiared 81; ed to be forc2loscd, and the said Colum-
ola VI! Company forever barred of all claim
or equity OF redemption in the prcmisea and
uiuer the same power aforesaid, tho UNDER
Gpnr s.gmoo WIN sell At public auction, before the
DAY in September next:
Al that certaiu lot of LAND, situate and
being in the city OF Columbia, in the CountV
o1 ,shland and State q South Carolina
taining four acres OF land, more or iess and
bounded 5 by Wheat, Rico, Lincoln and dads
tlons on said lot OF land. now Used for tho
purposes OF an Oil Mill, and all the Engines,
Oil Presses and machinery OF any kind what,
soGver in aud upou said premises
lerms cash. w. MARTIN,
President Citizens Savings Bank Of South
-CaIOllna August IL +
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For Sale or to Rent.
State of South Carolina -Richland Co.
"a IrR q E, I,L afafn .r u Z. q

State OF South Carolina--Richland Co.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mrs. Sarah J. Harris, Plaintiff, against James
G. Gibbcs. Defendant.
10 THE DEFENDANT, JAMES G. G1BDEs:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
IL to answer tho complaint in this action.
OF which copy is herewith served upon You.
and to eerve copy OF your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber, at his Office.
in the city of Columbia, in the said State and
County, within twenty days after tho service
hereof, exclusive o! tho day OF such service:
and Il you fail to answer the complaint within
tho time aforesaid tho plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
Ill the complaint. T7'
JAMES d. TRADEWELL,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
Dated at Columbia, s. c., August lC, 1s7i.
10 THE DEFENDANT, JAMES G. GIDBEs:
Take notice that the summons in this action.
OF which the foregoing is copy, was filed il,
the Office OF the CLERK Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, at Columbia. in the County of Rich
land, in tho State of South Carolina, on the
10Th day Of August, 1871.
JAMES d. TRADEWELL
Plaintiffs Attorney
CoLUMnIA, y. c.. August %, 1871.
August % wno
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CLOTHING HOUSE
G h I DS & WILEY,
oLUMnIA, 8. c..

WTE have marked down all Of our larpe
w stock OF READY.MADE CLOTHING to
reach of all that wish good lifting garment
made in the latest style and by the best m ak.
ers IN New York. We are tho only house that
sell All Linen Drawers at s1.5 We are the
Calcutta Suits, warranted genuine. An in
spectlon OF our large stock will settle the
mind of any one that money is made by buy
ing from u.s. Thirty-two inch Sole Leather
trunks, only few left, at $40. June %
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CARD.

TN reply to LUCRECIA JOHNSON. T won,1
Il state that was appointed at her re.
quest, her agent, by the late A. G. BAsKIN.
Clerk OF the Court, eight or nine years ago.
and that said LUCRECIA JOHNSON has paid
me Sll on account for such service. There.
fore her statement in yesterdays Pnd.N1x is
false. JOHN i. WILSON
August Is IL
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HURRICANE OF STONES. In Zarate.
q city Of the Argentine Republic, there
happened. ON the 9th of June last, n
frightful hurricane of stones. The Cor
dovs Prensd describes it as follows:
1t was about half-past A. NJ, the at
mosphere without the slightest breeze,
and suffocating; the clouds went on
slowly accumuluting in great masses il,
the West; S a. NJ. struck, when u dull
yet frightful sound was heard far of to
the Westward. A minute afterwards the
storm broke in m awful form. It began
with sound like the discharge of heavy
artillery. with lightning. The Pampero
wind swept over with unusual violence
aud fury, bringing with it cloud Of
stones, such as never had been seen be-
fore. These stones were as big as goose
eggs. fell everywhere, very few being as
small us that of pigeon Houses, Ints
and roofs Of all sorts suffered terribly:
some we're knocked over, others un.
rooted, and all injured. Not pune Of
glass or q public lump survived un-
broken, and many wero carried to a great
distance by the force of the wind.
buildings exposed to the fury of tho
blast looked US if rifle corps had been
doing their best against them. Many
animals were reported killed, and one
woman and child.
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Foreign AEGirss
NOON DISPATCHES.

MUM DGSHAIOHES.
TAXES AND DISARMAMENT IN FRANCE
HAVAGES OF FCHOLERA-ENGLAEDW WARNED
ABOUT THE GASTON MEETING, 60, SO.
VERSAILLES, August 23.-The Assem-.
bly approved the new additional taxes,
and decided to proceed to Immediate
discussion Of the question of disarma.
ment OF the National Guard.
The Government is acting ia concert
with Italy to prevent cholera.
berlin. August 23.-Four cases Of
cholera here; two fatal.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONDON, August 24.-The English
foreign Office has been warned to wntoh
the proceedings Mt CASTOR. as the meet
ing between Prussia and Austria means
more than the mere settlement of the
Romanoian Railway difficulty.
VERSAILLES August "a 1t is officially
announced that the anniversary of the
republic will be celebrated throughout
France on September 3.
A.prisoner's counsel before the court
martial boldly charged the Versailles
troops with using petroleum shells
against Paris. The court promptly
silenced the accuser, stigmatising the as
sertion as Infamous.
BERLIN, August 24.--The Zeitunq to :
day categoricaily reviews the reports un-
favorable to negotiations at Castor, and
says that GOODNESS will spring up between
the Emperors Of Germany and Auetria.
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Fall and Winter Importation---l87l.
r / b b o N S
Millinery and Straw Goods.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,

IMPORTERS and jobhers of Bonnet, Trim
i ming and Velvet RIBBONS, Bonnet Silks,
Satins n and Volvets, Blonds. Netts, Grapes,
Ituchos, Flowers. Feathers. Ornaments, Straw
Bonnets and !4adies' Hats, trimmed and un-
trimmed. Shaker Hoods, &C.
~ and 23o baltimore street, Baltimore, NIL
Oher the largest stock to be found in this
country, aud uneqnalled in choice variety aud
cheapnees, comprising the latest European
novelties. Orders solicited and prompt atten-
tion given. Aug II 1o*
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-21
The Western Corn Crop.

The corn crop of the West, the pres
ent season, has proved the best har-
vested for years. In many portions Of
Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska and
Minnesota, corn is offered in the cribs
at from ten to fifteen cents bushel
In Illinois and Kentucky the yield has
been beyond all precedent. The wheat
crop has also been very large. In Eu-
rope, on the contrary, there appears to
have been a heavy deficit in the grain
harvests in nearly all countries. In
England the general falling off has
been variously estimated at from fifteen
to twenty per cent. while in Hungary,
the Danubian principalities, portions Of
Austria, and in southern Russia-all
countries that have usually exported
large quantities of grain-there has
been great decrease from the average
production. The ravages of the potato
rot and the cattle disease in Great Brit
ain will increase the demand for grain
and animal food, and the United States
will be able to supply both in any guam
tity at reasonable prices, as cheap bacon
and pork, articles extensively consumed
everywhere, and the natural conse-
guences Of cheap corn.
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Queries.
From the Boston Post.l

From the Boston Post.l ~
The ouestion.-Where is Alexis!
The Sext-Why did the Phiiadei-
phia League reject stockley -. -. y
p" Anotber-Who was the last man
that made the President present /,
Apain.-Have the recen: murders any.
,ohbsr;es in Massachusetts, been per.
netrsted BY Ku-Klux rufhans OF "
children OF Puritans ,,o,,sd
Once More.-If Grant is re-elec!ea u
v;Il those who now urge his renomina
ton be the first on his list OF appoint
ments? m ph ;,,;ns voted
fo- Lincoln after denouncing bim as
"slaye hound" is it any reason 1;n nc
should SaiS not vote for Grant after calling
him q drunkardf c.,t % oh
;scted to on account of his OCCASIONS
Sm;le how can Grant be accepsaoie.
who "smiles" as long as ne can o seST No(
Addendum.-If stealing sls t1;c rob
n New York constitutes q pnolic rT y
her, what should a carpet'bagge, ,b -
called who steals twice as mucn ~ "
South2 ... 81.
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LAUcHLIN BROS. & CO.,
NO. 81 MAIN ST., WHEELING, VIVA,
Wholesale Agents for
HOLMES & cos
Fluid EXtractof Mexican buchu

TINE PUREST AND MOST RELIABLE
Buchu prepared Is the Mexican Fluid
Extract Buchu, "a positive and specific
remedy" for non.retention or incontinence
ofurine, irritation, contamination or ulcera-
tion of the bladder, and kidneys, diseases
Of the PROSTATE gland, stone in the bladder,
calculus gravel or brick dust deposit, and
mucuous or milky discharges, and all dis
eases or affections of the bladder and kid
news. and dropsical swellings existing In
men, women or children, use Holmes q
Co.'S. Fluid Extract Buchu.
NOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM
excuses, habits Of dissipation, early in
discretion or abuse, attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms: Indisposition to exer-
ton. loss OF power, loss OF memory, diff.
entity of breathing, weak nerves, trembling,
horror of disease, dimness Of vision, wake
fuIness, pain in the back, universal lassi-
tude of the muscular system, hot hands,
flushing of the body, dryness Of the skin,
ern ptions on the face, pallid countenance.
These symptoms, If allowed to go on, which
this medicine Invariably removes, soon fol-
lows impotency, faulty, epileptic fits, In
one of which the patient may expire. Who
can saw that these are not frequently FOL.
lowed by those direfui Diseases, Insanity and
Cbnsumptionf Many are aware OF the cause
Of their suffering, but none viii confess.
The records of the Insane Asylum, and the
melancholy deaths by consumption, bear
ample witness to the truth Of the assertion.
The constitution once affected with organic
weakness, requires the aid OF medicine 70
strengthen and invigorate the system which
Holmes & Co.'S. Fluid Extract Buchu inVa.
riably does.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK. November ~.

FLOUR-Dull and 5@lOc lower;
at IS 9O@6 80 for superfne State; 20 90
66 70 for extra State; So 1906 70 for
choice State; s. 50@6 80 for superfne
western; Sc 45@6 65 for common to
medium extra western; Sc 1907 70 tor
choice do; s. 3O@7 so for common to to
choice white wheat western extra; 20 ~
G6 90 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; $6 9O@
7 80 for trade brands So 9Ogf 81
for common to fair extra st. LOUIS
and 81 $500 % for good to choice DO.
southern flour dull and lower at 70 S0!9
: 20 for common to fair extra and ~ %
40 8 for good to choice do. Rye flour
Unchanged at 81 50@4 IS. Corn meal
Quiet and without decided change
GRAIN-Wheat dull and in buyers
favor at 81 5O@l 50 for No. 2 spring;
FL GOAL 81 for winter red western; :! o5
al "a for amber western, and 81 GIG
! = for white western; 81 673 Tor extra
choice amber Indiana. Rye quiet ana
nominally unchanged. Barley dull and
heavy. Barley malt dull and un'
cbanyed. Corn scarce and very firm
at 7S@7Sac for western mixed 10 store :.
and 79c atloat. Oats shade hrmer a.
53653lc for Indiana and Ohio.
PROFESSIONALISM quiet ano
stsady at sl3 lO@l3 20 for mess
slO 50 for prime, and 81 OO@li 70 Sd 10,
ur mess. Beef is quiet At at q W g
+ 90 for plain mess and $ll OO@i4 " "
for EXTRA do. Beef hams steady at $i6 w W
@o4 90 Tierce beef nominal at $i 6o w
ALI 90 for prime mess and zig vVa
% IN for India do. Cut meats quiet q,
oSSlic: middles quiet. Lard dull anc
heavy at 9s@9sc for No. TO prime
steam, and 9ic for kettle rendered.
RJJTTER-Steady at l292oc io'
vestern and 2l@33c for State
CHEESE-Dull at ll@l4e 10
common to prime. u;,,on
0COTTON-Opens dull and withou
decided change; price at IStS iof io or
middling, and lsse for m'ddl'ns up
lands. , D,.u and heavy a
12i@i2lc for crude and &c Tor re
nn TTuAiLLoW-Quiet at s@sse stear'n
'u W1HISKY-Steady at 94c.
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ClncInnati Markes.
CINCINNATI, November 20.

.... CINCINNATI, November 20.
BRAN-Shipstuffs and middlings I'M.
changed.
: BAGGING-At l63@l7!c.
COTTON-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady.
COFFEE-Dull; no change.
COAL-Unsettled; Ohioriver at 1Sc;
Pittsburgh at Zoe.
EGGS-Advancing; held at 30c for
fresh receipts. -
FLOUR-Quiet; superfne at s. $50
5 go family quoted at Sc 65@6 80.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged; winter
red at 81 42@1 As; hill at 81 50. Corn
dull at 44@46c. Oats quiet at 36@4Oc.
Rye at 7S@S0c. Barley firm; fall held
at 100000 spring at 65@8Oc.
HOGS-Dnll; prices shade lower
receipts l3,0OG sales at 81 0O@4 %.
MOLASSES-New Orleans old at
40@50e new at 10000.
OILS-Linseed at 75@77c.
PROFESSIONALISM quiet; market
unsettled. Mess pork held at sl2 Is for
old; new $l3 90. Green meats dull and
dropping shoulders at 79@4c; sides at
5@5sc. Bulk meats dull; shoulders at
5@5fc; sides at 6@6lc Bacon quiet;
no transactions. Lard quiet.
POTATOES-Unchanged.
WOOL-Tub washed at 65@7G
fleece manufacturing at 50@55c.
Observation-Disclosures and prices
frmer Tor best grades.
WHISKY-Strong at Sc.
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BTRDFAN01rrla M.

The Proprietor Locks HI. pl... n,
.nd Goes ON . Drunk-Birds ant
I ninals Die by .scerss-sisks.i.s
For some years past funny OLE
man has kept a sort of fancy birds
and dogs bazar, in a one-story shant,
on Coats street, Philadelphia. Th.
interior was filled with cages aud
kennels, and the yard was rooted owe,
to form one immense coop in which
were kept pigeons. In this den he had
every variety Of dogs, birds, rabbits
and fancy game fowls. There were
about two hundred pigeons on hand
and a score or two Of choice Maltese
cats, in addition to the other feathered
gruntlng and barking inmates. Be.
sides his passion for birds and dogs,
the old man who presides over this
managerie has fondness for rum. -A
week ago be undertook tremendous
Journey into the domains of Bacchus,
safely locking up his treasures and
taking the key with him. An officer
patrolling the district. on Friday last,
heard ID most satanic and hair-raisine
uproar. For some time he was 10
doubt as to whence the fearful din
came, but at last discovered that it
emanated from the bird fancier' q
shanty. He walked rapidly to the
spot, and peered through the dirt.
begrimed and cobwebbed window.
The sight that met bis eyes was a
fearful and sickening one. He could
descry lead bodies OF birds, dogs, cats
and guinea pigs lying around, while
the dogs and cats that were alive were
screaming with agony and fighting
each other like demons. The Maltese
cats that survived had become lean
and gaunt, and their eyes burned red
with the fires Of madness. The dogs
CRASHED and foamed and rolled upon
the floor in all the horrible suffering
OF starvation. He saw at once what
had happened, and burst the door open.
The stencil that issued forth was
horrible. Dead bodies in a high state
of decomposition lay in the cages and
over the floor, over which crawled and
writhed a horrid mass of vermin.
Wishing to do all he could to save
the animals and birds not yet dead, he
purchased meat and cabbage from the
grocery store and fed them. 1t was
the first they had to eat since their
masters disappearance. Steps were
taken for the arrest Of the proprietor,
and when he turns up" the Board Of
Health will take him in charge.
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trust SALE.

gOF 4 DEED OF TRUST,
I. Lame by William II. Woods,
| IN me !iSt day OF December, in
: AMI row on record in the Re-
- Of ohio county, West Vir-
~ 81. PAGE IL, will sell on
81 NE lnh day of December
,grtion. 10 the highest and
> r,hr front door of the Court
a county, the following prop
n All mat tract or parcel OF land
s9, in Ohio county, which was
'.n<.l william II. Woods by
-.g and others by deed, bear
.Nh day of November, 1864,
.go,l in the Recorders office
KITS, u book -, page ~, con-
..y-Ne acres more or less, and
0.Ows: Beginning at a stake
|riu'he Ohio river and corner to
4 E,..S and 3i.g9 poles south
.l- corner of the land owned
arden: thence with the line OF
E,,!s, and parallel with said
:, lo!'h No east 1907 poles to
| ylp- 10 Robert b. Woods, and
4s,l5s poles corner to lands now
sd Gardner; thence south i,
- 20 a stake; thence south
= "'Oa stake; thence north 30
r.> 10 a stake; thence south
}, NF:Oa stake on the bank OF
7-: thence up the river and
,-l i-.g poles 10 the beginning;
--.a Of said tract or parcel OF
|gycyryei by William II. Woods
|NmIlcJb Ellis, by deed, bearing
u day Of October, 1866, and
'N-! IN Ohio county, in
= u. the same being Il is
E1!a balance Of the first-men-
s-19w 10 BE- sold, of about thirty
y y ~.
--ea. under a certain tract or
III which is particularly de-
z-.e> and bounds in the afOre-
IN JeOrge +. Tingle and others
~"..am H. Woods, and to which
hs IRE made.
-~.r sh; or, AT the option of
n, one halt in cash, and the bal
Li-l Twelve months with inter-
p" Trustee, will convey such
e,7i IN NE by said deed OF trust.
JAS. PAUL., Trustee.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, November 20.

New YORK, November 70.
MONEY-Easy at sac per cent. on
call
up firm at 1901 for prime bankers sixty
DAYS sterling, and ll0B for sight.
GOLD-Weak to-day and declined
to ll0s, the lowest price for long
time past. The closing sales were at
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Steady
at the close, not being affected by the
decline in gold. U. S. currency skies
ll34@1l3l.
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For Rent.

tr&.vCS FIRST AND SECOND
|, :, ,,IsiCons aud cellar beneath, on
s.'I Market street, and adjoin-
I'D Store Of Mr.. Z. ]. Smyth,
= Present. by the Messrs. Hub
,'rr'-'aIe WarerOoms. They have
- rel and a front of 80 feet, the
T9li Of which is filled with
IN. me location is No. | and re-
J. 80, :, 81 10 any business requiring
" Oilers. Possession the LIST OF
H;lIee-StOry Storehouse and
! Nam street, directly opposite
&. ~ ana. at present occupied by
Son, Watchmakers and Jew
>, S'od tenant, if desired, the
:, v materially altered and i'm
-! PROXIMITY TO the Grant House
,Sy;,h'lon bridge make it a com.
~ ,(4eS stand. Possession, A pril
81" WIN. PAXTON,
~- Fourth street.
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BaftfmUf0 Market.

T C0TToN-Is dull; low middlings
at l8c. --rs-s-v 4
I FLOUR-Quiet, but firm; western
family at 81 623@S so. ~
GRAIN-Wheat frmer; amber ct
81 SO9l 49, red good to prime at 81 IS
81 Is; common to fair at 81 45@l 60.
Corn dull; southern white at 70@74c;
do yellow at 68@7Oc; medium western
at 7l@72c. a Oats steady at 5O@52c.
Rye firm at 90ct@$l 90. ~
i PROvIsIoNs-Quiet and un-
changed.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Quiet at 94@95c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-21
For Sale.

iis4s6LSs, 10, II, II, IS,
. y s' ma No. 8, in the sub
| ID; s11wmill property, Also Also;
oS q nHS square No. 10, situated
1T ~. ?! If O Mrs. Hays residence
lST T. G. HUGHES,
mi, ONCE on Chapline, BE-
y .ffS,,Nnld streets. seP--
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-21
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November 20.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and little doing;
No. 3 red at ST 80. Corn inactive and
no sales, Oats dull and little doing;
rejected at 34c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-21
-nissioner's Sale

oe3onrS In chanosry
= ~ sS,ilrosd co..
J : "a a DEGREES MADE AND
" ~. ~ 8, spove entitled cause, on
=. ISL, the undersigned
-. III 4, public auction, at the
=. S ,Ss court House OF Ohio
,,,.. -, al 10 o'clock, =. NJ,
: ,y.,Ssmber 18th, 1871, the fol-
Wv situate in said county,
S'. En- The ground OF the said
- south Of tine northern
"a ,5n pany's railroad, where
~ ga. al; through the farm OF the
TIssS,nburg, in Ohio county,
= The cSntre ofthe National
> - m the east and west by
he said David Thornburg's
...,. -One.,hird cash in hand, or
~ mn as the purchaser may
,-, rrelit OF Six and twelve
Y. A-s<iiue. each of the deferred
: ling interest from the day
{. - !. secured TO the satistac-
: -,,lsrignei. The title will be
- -' n, purchase money Is fully
800 GE1. y. DAVENPORT,
Special Commissioner.
~, ale i adjourned until 10
Z N TgTRSDAY, November Sd,
! GEO q. DAVENPORT,
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