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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-10
A Musical Dog.

The Hartford Times is responsible for
the following:
There is in this city a dog that can sing
We state the fact unQualiliedly on the
testimony of all the members Of the lami.
ly 81 the gentleman who owns him. The
animal in question is q large, mouse. color
ed greyhound-perhaps about six or seven
years old. His attempts at singing,
though they are certainly not very mrlsi.
cal are unmistakablc, and they have been
observed by the family for the last two or
three years. lie does not sing alone, but
when ho hears certain members of the
family singing he "joins in" This Is
more particularly the case with one lady
Of the house, who, if she begins to sing
when the dog is anywhere about the place
lspretiy certain TO obtain canine accom-.
paniment II she is heard singing IN
stairs, and the dog is shut ont below, he
wilNise n rumpus until he is admitted
to the room where she is, when he will
Join ill.," keeping very good time, and
kecping-sO We arc assurcd-on the same
key, rising with the singer 10 the higher
notes, 10 kind oGblended whine and howl,
that is yet neither like the voice Of a dog
nor anything else, but showing something
ola musical cur. When he reaches q note
too high for him he will stop and wait for
the cadence oil the song TO reach the lower
notes again. In his rising notes he lifts
his head rs well as his voice. When his
owner enters the room he will suddenly
stop, md not another note can be got out
ofhim while his master remains. In fact,
he dislikes to have anybody present eX.
ceP the one with whom no sings. Ellis
voice is improved and he sings better
than he did," lie may yet sing with Mil
son. There are good many puppies fol.
lowing in her wake, who have neither the
music nor the sense of this one. q,
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Wintcr.Proor Systems.

Thick boots and flannels are necessary
at this season, but the human frame re-.
qnlres something more than these 10 ren:
der il winter proof The inner man, as
well rs the outer surface of the body,
must be protected. The raw, moist, chill
ly winds which prevail ut this season
lranspiercC the warmcst clothing, and are
apt To effect the health unCavOrablr, both
through the pores and the respiratory
organs The surcst way 10 avert the evil
IS to strengthen the internal machine, and
Illus enable it 10 rcpel the dcvilalizing in.
Thence OF uNwhOlesOmG weather. Enrich
The blood, gently stimulate the circulation
regulate The bowels nvigorate the stomach
Tone the liver, and brace the nerves with
lloSletters Stomach Bittcrs, ana no con.
dlti0n OF the atmosphere, however inclenl.
cnt, no variation Of the barometer or
thermometer, however sudden, will have
power 10 disorder the system thus Tor.
titled in advance, and put in perfect work.
ing order. Damp and cold acting upon
asensitivc or feeble organization, may
produce consumption, dipthcria, neural.
ga, rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver com.
plant, low nervous fever, or intermittent
lever; tho Importance Of rendering the
system imprcviOus to these two dCstruC.
tive elements is therefore obvious. Per.
sons in delicate health, or who arc at all
liable 10 be iniuriously affected by atmos.
pheric influences, should take the Bitters
daily throughout the winter and spring.
In this way dangerous diseases may 6C
%ardtd oil, and condition oil perfect
health preserved by individuals OF com,
pSralively feeble physique, while those
more robust, who scott al precautions, SUI.
Iering the penalty OF their rccklcssness in
hospitals and sick rooms. eod&w
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DISEASES OF MPRTTDENrp

when vac mlsgaIded and imprudent yotarv n,
pleasure finds that no has imbibSd The Soa5s " "
nv painful disease II TOO often happens t6St an
inrs hI1 I Ss OF shame or dread Of discovery do
cation and respcctabIlity can alone SeT, eSa
thI' aeaiyng ill the constitutional symptoms ~
Iilis horfld disease make their Appearance snSb
rs liberated sore throat diseased nose noct1rna
ssaIScsa Inc nS1 hSaa and limbs dmness OF sight
crossing with frightful rapIdty, iii At Iasi iHo
,alate Q! tle mouth Or tho bones Of tho nose iSii
IN and the victim Of this awfnl disease hec"nas
n notrid object Of cOmmis'eraIIon iii death mia
Nh ~ a 70 we dreadful sueriDgs, by sending
no traveller returns" 49,. io'u Wnehco
~. y , y q MELANCHOLY FACT that thousapf,s
M iSInS 70 THIS terrible disease, owing Ia lie
nnnsKilllliness Of ignorant pretenderS, Tbo, I,v
snS u TO- OF mat DEADLY POISON, MERCURY,
Iln S constitution aud make the residue ofif6
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..-4-,slscs.2. MIedIcal.Ilisa
PAITrMoRR LOOK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED asa REFUGE FROM OuncErRr.

The orly Piats Whsrs Cure can be- ObtAlntd.
Dr. johnson has discovered ths mont 6sy,s,,
SPEEDY, and only RflectuAl Remedy IL the WoId
hm weakness Of the Back OF Lllnbs, EiiIetureS
Affections Of The KldnOys and BlSiIeF. inyeISn.
tafy Discharges, lmpotancy, General Debility
heIyonsnFss u, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low HbirIts
ConiasiQu OF Ideas, PalpttAtlbn IL Ithe Hear
Ttmidity, Trembling, DlmnCss or SIGHT ar did,
Hincss, Disease OF the Head, Throat. Soas Sr
Skln, Affections Of The Liver, iIRnEs, Stomach or
bowel BoSEls- those Terrible Disorders arising rom
SOlltary Habits ~ YOuth--ScCret and Solitary
Practices more fatal 10 their Victims than ibyy
song oLSyrenA 70 tho Mariners Of ulysses, blishS
ltk Their most brilliant hopes and aaiIcipations
tehuef'nH marriage, &C, Impossible,
YOUNG MEN 'h ''N %
especially, who have become Inc ylr,Jms ~ All,
tAry Vice, that dreadful aud dcstrnrtivs h"ht,
which annually sweeps 10 an uuumeiS S n'
thousands oi Young men Of the most CScsIlsnI,
talents aud brilliant intellect who mIrht oiSn,'
Wise have ENHANCED listening ScnAiCs Win ia
numbers OF ekOquerce, or WakCd 10 ecstarv liz liz
living Tyre, may call with null cunGdcnte '"'
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, Or Young Men Contemnlv,h,
MARRIAGE hRlnp RWuRa ~ ni,,,SInaI ~, ffh-'N
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attended with the following symptoms: IndIspo.
sitlon to Exortion, Loss of Power, Loss OF Mem.
ory, Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness,
Horror OF Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror oil Death, Night Swcats, Cold
Feet Wakciulness, Dlmness Of Vision, Languor,
Universal LasstudO of the Muscular System,
Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspppuc symp
toms, Hot Hands. Flushing Of the Body, Dryness
Of the Skin, PallId CountenAnce and EruptionS
on the Face, Pain in the Back. Heavlness of the
Eyelids, Frequently Black Spots Flying before
tho Eyes with Temporary sufiHsIon and Loss Of
Sight, Want Of Attention, Great Mobility, Rest.
lessness, with Horror OF Society. Nothing la
more desirable to such patients than solitude,
and nothing they more dread, for fear OF them
selves; no repose Of manner, no eaTnestness, no
speculation, but hurried transition from one
question to another. aIGaI 1854.
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AREvoLuTIoNARv REuc.-We where
shown by Mrs. Monkey, a lew days ago an
old Revolutionary relic, In the shape Of a
MSsel, which had belonged to battle. flag,
carried at Washington's Headquarters
curing the struggle for Independence,
II had been preserved at Richmond until
.He late unpleasantness," when 1t fell into
Tue hands Of brother Of Mrs. Moxley's
VINO gave 1t 10 her after the war. Tho
GSsel Is an elegant piece Of workman.
snip and was evidently made in one OF
The European countries. II ia eniIrcIv
perfect and is well taken care of nv IL
present owner-RestOn Democrat y 10
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A ssIGNEE's SALE.

~ NtF. L'Mh...|
by virtue Of an assignment made TO me on Jan
uary 9Th. 1871, by Ernest Laue for the benefit Ol
all his creditors equally, will offer for sale al
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, tho 10Th day of January, 1871,
al the store room now occupied by said LAue on
Market square, In the city Of Wheeling, the on.
tire stock OF g OcCrles now In said store room,
conveyed TO meby said assignment. The stock
consists Of Flour, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, MolasseI =,
Dried Fruits, Pickles, Tobacco and such other
articles rs are usually found In O Family Grocery.
At the same time will also sell such portions Of
tho Household aud Kitchen Furniture As may not
be exempted by law
The salc will be continued from day to day
until completed, commencing each day at
O'Clock AN. t..nsh sfrsssyi FFf
TERMS OF sale cash, cash, md clali only.
p = y y. o. PRNDLRT0N, Trustee.
P.S:-All parties indebted TO said LauG, and
also all parties having claims against him, will
please present the ZANE Immediately.
jams h IS J. U. PRNDLETON, Trustee.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, January O.-The sltua.
ton on Wall street to-day was very dull
and devoid OF any features Of interest.
In the Gold Room tho price declined /,
while on the Stock Exchange there was a
slight advance in the morning and a cor
responding decline in the afternoon.
j GoLD-At the opening was 100a1O9l.
Loans were made at 2 to 1889 per cent for
earring. The daily clearings were '$57,.
100000 - .l|-.
MoNEY-Market easy during the day
7per cent currency to- per cent gold,
with exceptional transactions ut 1,32 per
cent. '-.- r''.'7l 3
STERLING ExCHANGE-100t.
GoVRRNMENTa-No worry act;ve and
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Tho vegetAtIve powers Of life arc strong, but
in few years how often the pallId hue, the lack
lustre eye and emacIated form, and the Inpossl
blllty OF application to mental effort show their
banolul influence. 1t soon becomes evident to
the observer that some depressing influence is
checking tho development of the body. Con
sumption Is talked Of, aud perhaps the youth is
removed from school and sent into the country.
This lie one Of the worst movements. Removed
from ordinary diversions Of the changing
scenes Of the city, the powers OF the body, too
much enfeebled 10 give zest TO healthful and
rural exercise, thoughts arc turned luwardy upon
themselves.
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baltimore Market,

g BALTIMoRE, January 9.-FLoUR-De.
mand fair and market firm. .5, M
GRATN-Wheat-0hio and Indiana,
81 Goal G5. Corn-Southcrn yellow, G5a
Csc. Oats-Firm.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- Firm; Mess, $15 90.
Bacon-Steady; shoulders, &c; sides, Sc T;
clear rib sides, SIC. Sugar Cired Hams
llc. Lard-Steady at 09a10c.
WuIsKY- 09aO4r
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, January S.-FLoUR-Ex.
tra superlinc spring IS 5Oa5 60; S. SOa
6 so choice. .'irl IEEA'TilT
GRAIN : Wheat = No. 9 Milwaukee
81 est. 0ats-steady, 38Ic. Corn-No.
9 mixed active at 4lsc, Barlcy-Quiet al
G44c. Rye-No. scarce al Csc.
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firm at $50.
Allegheny Live stock Market,

EAST Liberty, Pa, January 9.-CAT.
TLE-Arrivals, heavy, and prospects dull;
best, &c to Gsc; stockers, Ste TO 4c, in de.
mand. -.
suEEP-Arrivals light, and all Sold
prospects good; best, Glc to &c; medium,
6tc TO &c; common, 4ic to &c.
HoGs-Arrivals fair, and prospects only
fair; Philadelphia, SIS 90 to IS 3d. York.
ers, 81 90 to 81 so.
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New YORK. january 0.-There is a
little more inquiry for staple goods; mar
kct quiet; real jaconets advancing; Naum.
kcag sAttins, hlCached and colored, have
risen from l5lc to Ice; Pcquot from 14c TO
l44c; Pcgnot A brown shcctings are up to
l48c from 14c; Stark A bags have risen
from SCc to sac, and American do from
90c 10 31lc
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THESE SYMPTOMS, IL ALLOWED TO
40 on WHICH THIS 4EDICLYE LNHARE
ABLY REHOHES-SOON FOLLOW LOSS
OF POWER, EA7UITY AND EPILETYC
FITS, IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT
Ma Y EXPIRE.
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FARM AND COAL
Y PROPERTY, within one mile OF Wheeling
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

The farm of the late Edward Thomas, deed,
OF Belmont county, o., lying opposite Wheel.
Ing 1863 acrcs, the whole undeflAld with q Q foot
vein OF coal known as the river hill vein, toReth.
or with the Cows, Hogs and all the Personal Pro.
perry OF the late Catharlne Thomas, decd, will
be sold at Public Auction on
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DIR. Johnson

Member OF the Royal College Of snrgeops Ion.
eon, Simulate Of one OF the most eminent Coi.
legeS In the United States, and the greater nsrt
o. whose life has been spent IN the 6ospitals NJ
London, Paris, philadelphia and elsewhere. has
were ever known. Many troubled WITH TinSinS
IN the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed o. sndden sounds, bashfIl.
ness, with frequent blushIng, attended SoTa.
Ilmes with arrangement Of mind, were cured
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wEsT-LEAvRs

Vember 10th, 1871, Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Tl
EAsr-LEAyRs wEsT-LEAyRs
Wheeling daily Wheeling daily
At.....'.....S:SOa a. m. at..........ii :9O a. m.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT $50
Cumberland. 1858 p. m. GAINESVILLE 800 y. m.
baltimore 800 p. IN Newark. $50 j.. IN.
5. q. .....'1l:lOp. m. Columbus =. $40 r. r. m. m.
Philadelphia. .2:OOa. m. Cincinnati 1000 j.. M,
New York.. .Gl5 a. N, Chicago. 7:20 u. m.
FAST LINE.
BAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LgAYEs
'WhGcllng daily 'WhCellug daily
at...........4:5Op p. m. at...........T:00A 4. m.
ARRIVES AT ARRTYRsAT
Parkertknrg ..4:25a. m. GAINESVILLE. 1920 Q. H.
Cumberland. 800 q. H. Newark, u AS D. m.
baltimore -. $50 a. IN, Columbus. .2:s0 p. III.
Washn City. 100 u. nj. SandusEy . Goo p. m.
Philadelphia. l:20 p. m. Chicago. ..... G9O a. M.
New York. .4:40 p m, Sundays excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
EAsr-IEAyEs wEsT-LEAyEs
wheeling daily 'WheelIng daily
.lO:45 p. m. At...........i:9Oa u. III
ARRIVEs AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 800 a. M. GAINESVILLE. :. G:l5 a. m.
Parkersburg ..7:25 =. m. Newark. ..... $40 a. NJ
Baltimore. ..505 p. m. Columbus -. $40 q. NJ.
Philadelphia. 1850 y. m. Cincinnati.
Saturdays excepted. Chicago 49,.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATIONS. ON
IABT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
'Wheeling daily wheeling daily
at.......... 1880 q. m ut. .4:10 p. In.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg.. 1000 p. m. GAINESVILLE. $40 n m.
Cumberland .l0:l5 p. m. Newark. =. :. 1880 j. m
Sundays excepted. Columbus. :. 1900 p. III.
# Cincinnati.
Sundays excepted
WHEELING, PITTSG b BALI. DIVISION.
Leaves Wheeling at T:10 a. M. and $40 y. m,
East bound Trains make connections At
baltimore with trains for Philadelphia New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
tngton City, for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connection al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can By procured
at the Office. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore
R.T. DRVRIES,
noy2O General Agent Wheeling.
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Who can say that these excuses arc not fre'
quenty followed by those dIrefnl diseases, Insanl
ty and Consumption The records Of the In
sane Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by
Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth:ol
these assertions. In Lunatlc ASylums the mosi
melancholy exhibition appears. The countenancG
ls actually sodden and quite destitute; neither
mirth nor grief ever vlsltsit. Should sound OIL
the voice occur It is rarely artIculSts.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY aOth,

'H b.. u.s.. ..a
At O'Clock A. NJ, on the prImlses. The Farm Ia
one OF the best In Belmont county; the soil OF
the best lime stone; over 100 acres under cutIva.
tion, the balance well tlmbCrod. Upon the Farm
IL q large Brick Dwelling, having an excellent
spring Of never falling wRter In the yard, large
Barn, MilS House and other outhOuses. Also, u
double Log IIOusO, suitable for a tenant house,
and an orchard Of choice fruit The Farm can
be easily div ded by the county road into two
nearly equal parts, and make two farms OF IS 10
IS acres each. and would make excellent Garden
or Dairy farms, being whiting one half mile OF
the ferry at the loot OF the Island.
The Coal IL OF the best quality, fully equal TO
any about Wheeling. The tract will be sold
as whole or In parcels. and either with or
without the coal, as may suit purchasers, or the
land and coal will be sold separately II desired.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne.thlrd cash In hand, bal
ance In two equal payments OfOne and two years,
with Interest from day Of sale - >
FCrlniormatIonLn inquire on the premises, or Of
Stone y Thomas Wheeling, or - 3aH
JAMES KELSY, Administrator.
jams West Wheeling, Ohio.
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Nor SALE OR RENT,
DARN FOR SALE,
UNWILLING HOUSE

FOR SALE.
offer for sale the houc In which now 70. ~
side, situate on John street, u few doors NJ
cast Of Fiith. The house Ia q substantial VI
two.stOry brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. Tho honse Is In good order and
well located and In every way desirable prop.
erty, being but little over q square from the
Post OnlcG. There Is also on the premises good
B.RIoK STABLE, 4
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house.
Any one whaling 10 purchase can examiner the
premises at any Time.
q aept25 JNO. F. MoDERM0T.
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During tho superIntendencs Of Dr.. Wilson at
the Bloomingdals Asylum, this sad result occur
red to two patients. Reason had for timO len
them, and both died Of epilepsy. They wore Of
both sexes, and about twenty years Of age.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR., j: addresses all those who have InIn,oa
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
;ho,! when , rum both body aud mind, uniting
rlRgc. 'ON's'J VI WAF'
These arc some of the ssd aud melancholy Of.
IScts produced by carly habits OF yon,h ~ ~. !.
weakness OF the hack and Lambs Pains II VIZ tS:
LEAD, Dimness Of Sight, Loss OF Muscnlar Pow
81 taRt1tlGn Of the Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous
tiens GsSCrs T;GnrsngGimeal Of The Digestive Fnnc.
tlOn, &c. ~ : ~ w. VI CohSump-
MESrAAILr-Tho fearful effects on tbe mind
S Ie maG9 CO 70 be dreaded Loss OF Memory Con
.lslon OF Ideas, Depression of Spirits. RvII Foro.
Doaings, Aversion 10 Society, SeiEDistrust Tnvn
OF Solitude, TmidIty, &C., arc some Of H. evIs
Thousands OF persons Of ali apss ran No.
Judge what Is the Cause Of their DECLINING bositS
losing their vigor, becoming weak, nale neSSonS
anu ahd eimaacated, having singular appeSrSScs
sumption. '"''""ls OF Con
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NoTIcE.. Wv r..--
Wheeling & Tuscarawas VALLEY
Railway Company.

Books will be opened Tor subscription TO The
capital stock OF tho Wheeling 4 TuscaraWas Val
10y Railway Company at bridgeport, Belmont
county, Ohio, At the ONCE OF ". W. Holloway
ESQ, ID the First National Bank, on the FIRsT
pay OF, FEBRuARY, 1873, between the hours o.
Ten ocloekA. n. aud Fonr o'clock p. y. OF said
December 90. 1871.
c. RUSSELL
s. CHAMBERLAIN,
W. s: STREATQR,
4. SWEENEY, I'm.
CRIsPIN OaLRBAY,
JN0. McLURR,
ROB'T j.. BAGGS,
W. W. HOLLOWAY,
BBRNRZRR P. RHODES,
deer CorporAtors.
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SToCKs-Opened at about per cent adj.
vance on the price of last night, and have
been very dull all day. Transactions vert
limited. The market at tho close showed
a slight recovery from the lowest point
In the afternoon Wabash was the strong.
est stock, and sold up 10 rat. Eric was
exceptionally weak, and declined to SO.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January O.-FLoUR-Quiet
and unchanged; fair inquiry for low grades
Of extra superfine.
,GRAIN-Wheat- Weaker; No. 2spring
Chicago 81 23t. Corn-No. 9 mixed
4ltc. Oats quiet and weak at 32sc. Rye
quiet but tlrmer; No. 2, 67Fc. Barley
Spring No. 2, G4Ia65c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork $13 20a13 %. Lard
&c. Bulk Meats-Clear sides 4sc. Bulk
sides 5tc. Green hams lower at GaGlc for
heavy averages.
-Hods-Quict and weak with a decline
Of 10 cents; good demand for heavy
dressed hogs on packing account and
prices ruled firm at $4105.
WmsKY-89c.
New York Market.
New York, January O.-CorToN =
Steady middling upland, 21sc.
FLoUR-Firmer; superiinc western and
State, $Ga6 40; common TO good extra,
SO 70a7 90; good to choice, 50 95a7 As;
white wheat western extra, 81 45a7 60;
st. Louis, $7aO 90.
Observation-Disclosures; No. 2 spring
in store, 81 54a1 55; No. l in store, 81 60;
winter red western, 81 63a1 G5. Rye-
Steady; western in store, 92c. Barley and
Malt-Quiet. Corn-77ia7Sc; new vel.
low, roc; old western mixed in store, 704c.
Oats-Dull; western and Ohio In store
and afoat, 55a57c.
EGGs-Unchanged.
-C0ffee-Firm; red, lola
914c. Sugar-Firm; lair to good refining,
0a94c. Rice-Steady at 9taS4c.
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged.
CHEEsE-Dull and unchanged. .,.
WHIsKY-Steady at 02c.
Cincinnati Market. ...
CINCINNATI, January 9.-FLouR-Mar-
ket steady with moderate demand;
fancy So 85a7 90.
observation-disclosures good at full
prices at 81 Goal SO.
observation-disclosures fair and prices
advanced at 7SasOc. Lard 75a7Sc.
EGGs-Demand fair and market firm
at 30a39c.
Provisions = Pork Quiet and I'm.
changed in every respect at $1S so asked.
Lard-Speculative demand and prices
higher; S4a94c asked. Bulk Meats
Full prices asked but no demand; 81, Ga
64c asked. Bacon--Demand light but
holders firm; small sales at OF, 7Ea74c.
Hoas-Dull and prices dropping at
81 40a4 so. 81
WnusKY-Market firm at $50. ~.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS,

Embracing French, English and German
BRoADCLoTHs, CAssIMERES,
Hairllnc and Stripes, Plain and Fancy RpplIsb
and French Diag6nals, Scotch CheyoIts, Rnelish
Worsteds, French Chinchlllas. &c. Also the Neat
and most fashionable stock OF VRSTINGS eyer
Drought 10 this market, consisting OF SILK Velvet,
Cashmeres, aud all the latest styles.
OVERCoATlNGS-Ehg English Motions, Beavers,
Moscows and Esquimaux OvGrcOatings. II. n
FURNISHING GOODS.-lIIs stock OF Fur.
nishmg Goods cannot be excelled In this market,
aud includes Hosiery, Gents Underwear, the
Prize Medal Shirts, Collars, Snspendcrs, Hand.
Eerchieis, and everything of the hest quality and
at low rates. lie Is importing direct from Scot.
land the famous and very fashionable Scotch
CheYoit Shirts, Drawers and Socks. Everything
~ THIS stock Is OF the latest aud most faShIona
NE stYIe call from his patrons and the public
JOHN L. RICE,
sepil 81 MONROE ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-10
YOUNG MEN

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learned nom Gyel companions, or al school liz
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put asH III nature, and indulging IN certain No
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