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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-27
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud s,oek,,


NEW YoRK, July 25.-Money loaned
down to II per cent this afternoon.
STERLING EXCHANGE = Closed quiet
and steady at A s0sa4Is7i or all grades Of
bankers, sixty days sterling, and 4 SOFA
4 90 for demand.
GoLD-Tho extreme range was 10
and 1909, the opening and closing trans
actions having been at 1908. The rates
paid for carrying were II and 2 per cent.
Loans also made f4t Cleatings, $4,000.
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
during the week $l1,s4O,ss9, and re.
ceived for customs $e.G09y4 Specie
shipments for the same time were $685.
$50, principally gold and silver bars.
The imports Of dry goods were g.
s57,97S, and oil general merchandise S.
sss,7b9.
Bids for the remainder Of the five per
cent loan Of sl79,OOO,OOO were opened on
Thursday noon, and the week closes
without a sclntilla Of official information
on the subject The latest dispatches are
that the accepted bids amount to S10,-
11S,650, all representing homo invest
ments.
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In New Orleans, from some unac-
countable commercial Encouragement,
there is a great dearth Of Irish potatoes at
present, and this, too, at time while the
remains Of the old crop are . drug in
Maine and other Northern States, and
the new crop from Virginia is supplying
the West with an abundance. Potatoes
are quoted at Sl1 to 10 per barrel in New
Orleans, while retailers sell them at three
cents each. The difficulty Is that market
Is 80 easily glutted that dealers fear 10
ahip 1t, even while there Ian apparent
profit in doing 90.
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wheeling Visitors at Deer Park.
DEER PARK, July IS, 1874.


Editors OF tho InteIllgencor:
I send you below list Of Wheeling
visitors now at Deer Park, viz:
Robert 0rangle and wife, with their
daughters, Mrs. Eccles and Mrs. Dalzell.
Mrs. Daniel y. List and her daughters,
Misses Emma and Mollie.
Mrs, Frank Hearn and her sister, Mrs.
Toll. Ea.r ~ fN
Mrs. John z. Wilson. .
Miss Mollie Hearn.
Mrs. Hennegen and her sister, Mrs,
Hall. sf7 r...rI74 AIS lsl
{ Miss ]. Bloch and Mr.. 8. 8. Bloch.
George E. Johns, A. R. Campbell, Sam
uel Mcclellan, 8. o. Wilson and W. A.
List. - ~ d ~ 10
George K. Wheat, wife and daughter
Katie LEFT for home this afternoon.
Yours, s.. SoJouRNER.
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CINCINNATI, July 25.-Cotton, flour
and rye-Unchanged. Wheat-A shade
tirmer ct 81 15a1 25. Corn-steady at
66a6S. oats-Steady at 57a8O. Pork
Demand fair and market firm; held al
S23 50a24 90. Lard-Scsrce and firm;
summer 114a115c; kettle 134a14c. Bulk
Meats-Firm; shoulders 74a75c; clear
rib 10tc; clear 10ia10sc. Bacon-Steady
with q moderate demand; shoulders al
SIC; clear rib 11a11tc; clear 119a11jc.
Whisky-Flrm st96c.
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The Baltimore Horse and Mule Mar.
ket.
From the American of the az.

ne bhlIlmOIe AofSe and Mule Mar
ket.
From the American Of the ~.
Like most other branches Of trade, the
horse and mule market Of this city con-
tinues dull. The stock on hand Is large
and good, but the sales continue mod.
crate, and the prices may be classed as
low. The arrivals during the week have
been large, some very fine lots of riding
and driving horses having been brought
on by Western dealers VINO hoped to find
the market here more active than It Ia.
The buyers are mainly from Southern
cities, and the stock they deal in Is any.
thing but tirst.class. In some cases deal.
ers have managed to secure good prices
Tor their horses, but as q general thing
prices are determined more BY the astute.
meas Of the dealers than by the general
market prices. The arrivals have in the
main been confined to general utility
horses that come from Ohio, Pennsylvs-
mia and West Virginia. The mule market
has been brisker during the past week
than 1t has been for several months pre-.
Vious. Owing 10 the general dullnesS
that has prevailed here for months, ship.
pers have been afraid to ship mules 10
this market, and consequently the stock
on hand Is not as large as 1t has been, but
the prices rule better.
The price Of horses varies greatly, but
the following is q good general average.
Fancy carriage horses are scarce, there
being but two or three firatclass spans
upon the market, and they are valued at
from 1880 10 $1,000 per span. Three
good sales in this class OF horses have
taken place during the past week. In
one case team Of blood mares were sold
TO gentleman from Cambridge for 81, 800.
This is said to be the best sale that has
taken place Tor several months. The
other teams were bought by gentleman Of
this city, who paid $1,000 Tor one span
and 1850 for the other. The stock OF
first class riding and driving horses, as
before stated, 10 much better than 1t
has been for several weeks. Good ami.
mails bring from $3.50 to $500. Several
sales have been made at advanced
prices, but in such cases the horses were
stylish and speedy. The lower grade Of
riding and driving horses bring from 5000
to $500. The supply Of heavy draught
horses Is extremely small, yet It is fully
up TO the demand, which Is small. Such
draught horses as are upon the market
are held at from $3.50 to $500 per head.
Common work horses, from middliug
to good, bring from $3.50 to 5000.
The market Is filled with poor horses that
can be bought by scores at from $40 to
800 per head. Mules well broke and
sound, bring good prices, but not large
enough to merit any very extensive ship
ments. They bring from $500 to $500
per span. Green mules are scarce, and
dealers can not determine their value,
though sales have been made at from 800
to $125 per head. 81
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 25.-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and weak;
No. . lower; No. 2 spring 81 0St; No. /
81 14i; No. 3 81 GOAL Of. Corn-Dull
and lower; No. 2 mixed G2ia64c; CSC bid,
spot; 62tc bid, seller July. Oats-Duli
and lower; No. 2, 44s50c, spot, closing
i1side at 47c, seller July. Rye-Higher,
SIC. Barley-Active; No. l 81 DIAL 05,
Mess Pork-Dull and declined to 500 70,
spot. Lsrd-Demand good at full prices;
1l5a12c. spot; 11bc, seller August. Bran
-l5iA155c. Corn Meal-$4 Is for kiln
dried. Whisky-Unsettled; csc bid.
On call board after the regular session
Wheat closed at 8 o'clock at 81 07ia
! 074, seller July; 81 055, seller August.
Corn closed at este, cash; CSC, seller July;
6ltc, seller August.
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I'VE are informed that Preston count

We are informed that Preston county
has appointed Col Allison, Of Wheeling,
Hon. J. Q. McGrew, and Hon. @. N.
Bishop, OF Preston county, q committed
to compromise with and settle the taxes
due FROM the B. s. o. R. R. to said county
upon some just and equitable basis. The
only counties on the line Of the road
which have not made settlements are
Berkeley and Taylor. What has the
committee appointed by the County
Court Of Berkeley done to secure the tax
due the county. Is wealthy corporation
TO escape the payment Of tax while the
poor are made to pay. There Ia default
somewhere. Funds are needed to sup
port our schools, TO educate the children
Of the employees Of the road. Who shall
pay a4-AdrtinSbury Independent, 2Sd.
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New York.

NEW YoRK, July 25-Cotton-steady
middles Ito. Flour-Dull; super western
and State "a 65a5 20; common to good,
IS 50a5 S.; good to choice, IS 75a5 so
Wheat-Quiet and steady-No. 2 Chi.
cago, 81 33a1 IS; No. 2 milwaukee 81 2Sa
] IS; No. ! Spring, 81 IS. Rye-Qulet;
81 GOAL 70. Barley and malt unchanged.
Corn-Dull and heavy; mixed, sOas2
Oats-Firmer and moderately active
mixed. 67a7O; white, 73a76. Hay, hops,
and groceries quiet. Petroleum-Dlll;
crude, &c; refined, 12bc. Leather-Firm;
27aS0c. Pork-Unsettled; $40 50.
Cut meats-Quief picked sides &C.
middles unchanged. Lard-HeaVy; 12E.
Butter-Steady; 17a27. Cheese-Firmer;
Sia121c: Whisky-$1 Oh.
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II Per Chance

You have got into trouble procure at once
package Of the SamAritan's dit, use AS directed
and you will be all right In thee or four dA1S,
The trouble when taken In time 10 easily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the QuacK Is
visited and no gives bis course Of BalSam Co.
patbe, then very often serious complications
arise which prolong the disease for weeks, per.
hAps months.
Another iallAcy Is, in persons trying to save a
few cents, dabble 10 cheap drugs, which 20 dis
order and slcken the stomach that almost death
Itself would DO relief. SAmAritan's GIFT will
cure every time, With no more unpleasant resuItS
than II the troub Q had not existed at ali.
Male packages, 81; Female, 80. Bent nv mail
10 any address. DESMOND q CO., PropTieiors.
0l5 Race street, POhiladelphIa.
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BALTIMORE, July 25.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Fairly active OF
81 40A1 40. Confirm at 7ec. Oats
Heavy and very dull at $50. Rye-Dull
and heavy at s0as5c. Provisions Strong.
Pork-$21 80. Bulk Meats-Strong; no
sales. Bacon-Active; shoulders at Ola
OF; clear rib 1lta12c. Lard-Frm at
18ta13ic. Butter-Steady at 21a2Sc. Pc,
troleum-Dull; crude 4tc. Whisky
Firm at 81 90,
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TOLEDO, July 25.-Flour-steady and
in moderate demand. Wheat-Demand
fair and market firm; amber Michigan
cash and seller August 81 IA; seller Sep
TENDER 81 14is1 10; No. I new red
81 II; No 3, 81 14i; No. 2 amber ILL
nois 81 16f. Corn-Qulet and low;
mixed 67ic; white nc. 0ats-Quiet and
unchanged in every respect; No. 2 new
Soc; Michigan 59c; seller September 8Sic.
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ExPoRTs OF PRTRoLEUM,-The Ger.
man bark Johann Ludwig cleared yester.
day for Bremen with 2S7, s25 gallons re.
fined petroleum, and the British bark
Linda cleared with 1872 1884 gallons lubri.
eating oil for London. Inc German
bark Preciosa viii commence loading
with refined petroleum at Poultney's the
last Of this week, and IN q few days the
Norwegian bark Anna will commence
loading with $500 barrels refined pc
troleum for Stettin, and the Norwegian
brig Flosta with 1,400 barrels Of the came
for Elsinore, for orders. ~ wy p .
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STATE NEws.- Blackberries sell at 20
cents per gallon at Grafton. ass 5l
The N. Z. Church at Fetterman was
dedicated yesterday, Reys, STERILE and
WEBB officiating. asaas nsp
Judge MOORE, Of the Court Of Appeals,
was in the wrecked train on the Parkers.
burg branch last Tuesday. Pm
The olarkaburg Telegraph ID now pub
liAhing q daily edition.
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PhIIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-B Butter, Cheese
and Eggs quiet and unchanged. Petro-
lieum, quiet; refined III; crude SIC in bar.
rels. Flour-Quiet; superfne 50 50a4 so.
Wheat-Dull and declining; Ohio and
Indiana 81 25. Corn-Weak; s3AS5c.
0Ats-74s75c. Pork-$21 60a29 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-27

NEW YORK, July 25.-Business slow
in nearly all departments, but a cheerful
feeling pervAdes the trade and an early
movement Is looked for. Cotton goods
quiet but firm. Cotton fsnnels in good
demand. Side band prints in brisk re-
quest. Ginghams in improved request
Wool aAnnels and blankets in improved
demand.
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Meeting OF the Capital Removing
Committee.

Committee.
From the Patkersburgh Times, 2ilh.l
We learn from R. s. Blair, Eaq, that
the Capital Removing Executive Com.
mittee had q meeting on the 2sd inst, at
Wheeling, fully discussing the question
Of holding another Convention. All the
members seemed In favor Of such gath.
ering. A Committee Of three, consisting
Of Messrs. r. 8. Blair, Of Richie, J. Ma
SOD, Of Taylor, and W. Gallagher, of
Marshal, was appointed to draw up an
address TO the people, calling their atten.
ton to the necessity OF another Conven.
ton, and inviting them to give expression
to their sentiments through the papers OF
the several counties; andit a strong de-
sire should then be expressed in favor Of
such convention, the Executive Com.
mittee will be prepared to designate the
place and time for Its holding. .-,
Now let Us have the call as soon as
possible, then we can ascertain the senti.
ment Of the people. ...... -.sr
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GovERNMRNTs-Aetlve and strong.

'sTocKs-The market was listless and
dull all the way through and closed steady
after q daily range Of tat per cent on
sales Of about 10000 shares, Of which
5000 were Eric and 8 600 Lake Shnra,
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Profits Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
for tho Last Six Months,

The following statement OF the gross
earnings, expenses, and net earnings Of all
the lines owned, operated, and controlled
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
east Of Pittsburgh, for six months ending
June 80, 1874, appears in the Philadelphia
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KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY.

ASHLAND the HoNE or HESRr CLAY, and Old
1rGREylpGntG Unitsrhty, the sites OF he several
Colleges. Blk CoLLEGES In operation, with theIr
separate Faculties 70 Professors and Insiruc.
tors, with au average OF moro than 600 Students
each session since the war. Fees very low
Good boarding from 81 to IS per week. Sessions
begin Second Monday In Stptem6er. For cAta.
loRues or other information Addn S. enclosing
stamp, ]. B. BOWMAN,
Regent Ky. o Lexington, Ky.
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8fl.tl WHEELING, W, va.
Monuments, TomhS and Head.stones, &C., con
akantly on hand and furnished 70 order.
Having made arrangements with leading arm
In Scotland, We are able 20 furnish All kinds Of
work IN GRANITE Of the lowest poasihle price
ApraaM
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CHRONIC DISEASES
Requiring Medical Aid and Surgical
Skin-Moro than 5000 Gases
Successfully Treated During
tho Past Two Years,

Dr.. LcnRdou devoteS special attention to all
lhose GRAVE AND oBsTIAATs NALADrEs which
tina common practice has dllpays fqIkSd 10 eurS
he examines and treats more OF these ailments
In PEW MONTHS than the ordinary physician
SEES In LIFETIME,
The most hopeless invalid need not despair.
Others % bad as you have been cured and are
mo- y robust and happy.
Dr.. Longdon is Of liberty to refer TO hundreds
OF the best citizens Of Wheeling who will testify
TO his skill, many Of whom would bo In theft
graves to-day bat for his treatment
Fees for consultation, examination, advice
and treatment within tho reach Of all.
Medicine for all diseases by mall and express
70 all parts Of the country.
NoTE.-Dr Longdon's once and residence are
at:No. 1909 HoG street (old 6th), opposite the
Cathedral. l'." IeB-eod
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Pittsburgh Petroleum,

P1TTsBUReu, July 25.-Crude-Firm;
77ic at the wells; refined firm, 1910 Aug.
ust. - 49, IL - - -
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DEPARTURE or TRANS,
GkeGntellieptrer +.
Our GAINESVILLE Letter.
Watch stolen.-vain Pursuit. of the
ThIef-..Several BuTglarIes...Gas
Works.
GAINESVILLE, O., July IS, 1874.
RdItofE IntellIVonenr. 49,.
WATCH sToLRN,

Yesterday morning, after the train 20.
Ing east had left here, Mrs. Lloyd Keith
hurried TO the depot In search Of a boy
named Porter, from Bellairo, who had
stolena watch from her. While she was
telling her story at the depot the boy
came in sight, but seeing her he "sloped,h
with several In pursuit. The chase was
exciting for while, but the boy gave
them the slip, and was last heard from at
Barton's, four miles east, going at a 2:4O
gait ~ e
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3URaLARTRs.

Several houses were burglarized here
last night. VIM. Reed lost $14 In money
and o watch and chain valued at $65.
he leaves his doors and windows open
usually. They went through VIM. Bar.
lows house, but nothing Of value was
taken. Daniel Merrill's house was en-
tered through window, and his watch,
valued at $50, taken, and $l1 belonging
70 his son.
GAS WORKS. ...T r..r
A committee Of our Council are of now
inspecting gas works at Coshocton,
Wellsville and Bellaire. On their report
will depend in great measure whether
we have gas or not soon.
Businessis dnll here, but seems TO be
reViving somewhat.
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Trayelers' Guide.

AanrvA1 o. Mann.
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PREMIUMS FOR1s7I


Every subscriber 10 the A.f,ne Tor -
year ls14 VOL receive u pair OF cllOmps
fhe original pictures were painted IN oil 20
the pubiisheIs oil the Aldne. by Ihoms
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Very respectfully, 1HOS. MORAN.
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The Aldine, while issued with all Tie reg.
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each succeeding number ahoro- fresh
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ated after il has been bound up a. the close
OF the year. While other publications may
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rivals vi a similar class, the AldEe il an I'M
ique and Original concep; on-alqGe and IN.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.

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hEY.SSslAeE&ANE Corner State St
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TIE most RsrorncG Specialist Of he Age, IN =
i'e1taalat 81 PHIFiTE, CHRONIC oai URI-
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Ths rtr uf o-r!y i''st;i-n, Other o4lsos, rrC;uus
sERNOr ssgss, TlspLEs oS THE FAcE. AVERSION 70
SOCIETY, nuai' - cfGGr. 1858 or NFNorY 40
MANHOOD PIN. E~TiY Cured THg CtEsN or
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tcira ArrLl4uoe Hl,io ny t - ..rrv tLe tri-t
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Art DEPARTMENT., IS,L.

The ilustraticuaof the hidme have won
4 worldwide reputation, and III the art cen
tres OF Europe it ls TN admitted fact that
its wood cuts are examples of the highest
perfection ever attained. Tie common
prejudice in favor OF steel pialr.,' is rap
illy yielding 20 moro educated and dis.
eliminating taste which recognizes the adj
yant>ges the advantages OF superior artistic
quality with greater facility OF production
The quarterly United plate Tor 1874 viii be
w Thos. Moran and j. u. woodward.
The Christmas issue Tor ,sTi viii contain
special designs appropriate TO the scicCu,
hy our best artist, aud viii surpa-, ia IT.
tract ops any % is prcdce SsOJ'.