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ENIGMA.
] am composed Of l6 letters,

am composed OF I6 letters.
NV LIST is in house but not in mill:
My 2nd is Ia valley but not in hill;
Ny Bird is in rain hit not in snow;
My 18th is in wind but no, in blow;
My 5th is in right but not in wrong;
My 6th is in hymn but not in song;
Ny 9TH 10 in arm but not in wrist;
My 9Th is in turn but net in twist;
Ny 9th is in day but not in night;
My 10th is in slay but not in fight;
Ny 1fih is in bacon but not in pork;
Ny 18th is in cheese but not in chalk;
Ny 18th is in hawk but not in owl;
Ny l4ih is in chicken but not In fowl;
Ny 18th is in horse but not in mule;
My 10th is man but not in fool.
My whole is the name of very useful article
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

ToBAcco SMOKE Coop FOR THE TEETH
1t is only fair on tobacco to point out
that it is gradually clearing itself from
many of the serious charges brought
against it. 1t has been frequently and
persistently alleged that among other i'll
effects (besides death and madncss) pro-
duced By tobacco is destruction of the
teeth. This. it appears. is entirely a
mistake. Instead Of tobacco causing the
teeth to decay it is the very best thing in
the world for them. aud those who wish
to preserve their teeth should Immediate
ly take TO smoking. il they have not al
ready INDUCED in the habit. At a lee
ture on teeth. langhing-g gas. and cleo
tricity, a. connected with the dental sur
gerry. delivered last month in London by
Mr.. Thomas Brown. the lecturer observ-
cd that it was popularity considered that
the practice Of smoking de.eriorateG the
teeth. "Therc could" be added, "be no
greater fallacy. 1t was true that it some
times discolored the teeth. but it did not
cause decay; on the contrary. it prevented
decay on account Of the disinfecting pro-
pertics Of tobacco SMOKE" This leaves
the British Anti Tobacco Association aud
other kindred bodies in a very disagreed.
bic position, for it destroys all confidence
in the awful predictions they are in the
habit Of altering as to the fate ofsmokers
II tobacco does not injure the teeth. bu.
is in fact good for them. perhaps it does
not shorten life. but is even favorable to
longevity.-E,ery Saturday.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Ne. Editor-Please announce ZACHARfAB
MATTfSGLEy candidate for Sheriff. He is
known to be competent and deserving, and 80
ssch win be unanimously supported by the
voters Of ST. Nary's county.
Leonsrdtown and Factory distrisss.
Ian q. ls1l.
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EFDr. Lnthrop. a somewhat eccentric
but not always sensible clergyman Of Yves.
Springfield. Mass. recently told young
lady member Of his church, who feared
she had done wrong in dancing. that If
she had good time he wss glad Of it.
and hoped she would do the same thing
again. He also informed an old lady who
bad made great uproar about the girls
dancing. that Il che wished to get to hea-
ven she would do we'll to use her feet more
and her tongue less.
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ruE LAST new BOOK orr

The saeject e all important, We, a r,,,l,
enc. IL rerlenishes the 6oserrmen, Tr-st
and i1poversshes TIE people; makes the s3i
men; exhassss The wisdem al Legislation.
men RIM mad AID women feel sad. Tn.
sade has brgan. on 10 victory. Men ar r..
wanted to canvass every town. Addr~ss
L. SrEBB,NS. Hartford. Cos.
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BLAKIA
7 0 B A ccd

II Asst SPRING, ~h
IL for sale TO the II.
tieved |, intrinsieally "
STANCES constrained me
Nov, As then, | prefer : /
up in an opiniors aud {
I viii supply orders Q
First served. I have no
wood and iron, and she|
faetnre, nor have u N
on order. For testin o
different public places ID
z. ID. BLAkiSl
Nllestoun
April le, fsIi-3sas
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MARRIED.

On the End inst JOHN CRowDER to MARY
+. C0RTNEY.
On the 4,h inst. KURKLEY greenwich
TO GERTRUDE WISE.
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This StwiHg Aaeh,ne yires The beet .ati.tae-
tion TO tie user, is paid for readily and i. the
best q all TO sell. " there Is no '" Domestic''
agent ia your torn, apply TO DOMESTIC S.
n. CO., New York.
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GuANo.-There is fair demand for Peruvian,
and prices are as before reported, Wig SEQ gold
per long ton for Guanape and Maeabi, with
di scount Of so cents to 81 so Per ton on lots
Of so to 25e tons. We note an improvement in
the demand from the South for Fertilizers as the
season opens, but trade is not yet active. We
quote the leading makes at from $45@ SEQ per
ton, but the inferior qualities are offered much
lower.
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Fubli(

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point oae
Peace fsr
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April so.
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New advertisements.


in each county for the Spring and Summer
$50 per month. Send fnr circular giving
full particulars. ZiEGLER l. McCURDY, Phil
adelphia, Pa,
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Alice !
John 4
Admrs
George
Abraha
James
In the Circl
Mary's {
No.
rUNIIE oljC c.
T. q decree &
estate. located id
Maryland, calle(
" ELL" or "PN
containing ONE
more or less.
The Bill state
the year 1862, a
rem purchased /,
..thereaitcr, TO wi
1864. sold the 3.
r Nj Rsley, who
Of the vendors u
raid; but the sale
learning ,hcreaf,
question abou. ID
refused aud sill
aforesaid.
The Bill turtle
said vendors lieu
. cd TO Alice MorgI
administrators OF
ceased.
The Bill furthc
Abraham Warre,.
State of Marylan
1t is therefore
day of April, in I
drcd and seventy
plainan,s, by eau
der to DO inserted
BEACON, once III
weeks three mon,
Of Sep,e mber. in
drcd aud sc vcniy,
said absent and
Of the Of jet and
and warn him to
person or by solic
said FIRST DA,
IN THE YEAR
DRED AND SE'
swer the premises
he has. why . det
prayed.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance of the above order, I hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or.
phans' Court of 81. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal estate
Of Robert II Herbert, late Of said county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby notified TO exhibit the
same nth the proper vouchers attached there
10, TO TIE subscriber, on or before the LIST day
Of Nov. 1874, they viii otherwise by Law be
excluded from all benefits of the said es,ate.-
An persons indebted to the deceased are re-
qaesied 20 make Immediate payment TO tbs
subscriber.
ELIZA J HERBERT,
Administrative.
April 30. lsT4-sw.
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TIE unics
entire intcrcs.
cue Of the late
ca, will cont;
ness at the cid
dttd to tie |
forward and 81
dis,cly, as the !
Ut ou@.
April 80, Is
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LATEST IMPROVED
HOr Sc Pow erS.
GRAIN THRESHlNG
WOODSAWING MACHINES.
Manufactured and sold BY
a. w. GRAY d SONS,

AfpDLEfoWy, VI.
Parties Who wish TO purchase machines that
have proved to be superior to all others. win do
well 10 send for circular aai descrip,i We pr;ce
list. whieh u be forwarded upon srrl;caiion,
free.
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ter Wheat. he maskes closes qaiet and steady
at the above GFnres.
Coax.-The citrines Of Southern Cora dar-
ing the past week hare heen light and the mar
kes has ruled qnies, though steady In tone and
prices Senaia aboat - at the e'ose oflas week.
The recsipss up to THURSDAY Inclusive amcan-
ted TO 81. eco bushels. against eo.ao0 bushels
last week. and the sales inelade ls, ooo hashe .
white at eof9s3 cents for Damp snd ss0ss
cents for dry. and l&.eoo bushels yellow ~
s1@sS cents. the latter for primo lots aicaf.
The receipt Of Western were liberal and the mss.
ke; has ruled dull and steady. the m0veasas
reported being principally in settlement q co -
tracts at the cicse Of the moash- The sales re-
ported were - Geo bushels new mixed IN g
vasor IT So cents; $1,000 do. old mixed Ia
Elevator Al SC cts; lo.0oa do. for Graz half May
81 % cents, and IA, 600 do. do. last half May
on private terms but believed TO be 81 81 Gratis;
I COO bushels No. . white in Elevator 81 IS
cents !. 500 do. rejected mixed at so6se cents.
and 2. o00 do. dsma.ed 81 s0(aT3 ceats.
OATs.--The sales amount 10 q. COO bushess.
- follows: $50 bushels Southern in lots nj
from eo@es cents; mosilv 1t ssGss censs
5000 bushels MIXED Western at 6o(Sel cents,
and 1000 do. bright do. IT e2:9ss ccnts; the
bulk OF the Western being on track.
RrE.-The offerings Of Rye we're light, and
the market has ruled quiet and firm. with less
| active demand for export. The sales reported
| amount TO about 5000 bushels. including infe-
rior NJ 81 cents, and good TO prime at l03G
los cents, the bulk At the latter 6gare.
Tosacco.-We again note good demand for
Maryland Leaf Tobacco, which !. directed chicny
TO the medium and good qualities the common
and hne descriptions being generally neglected.
but for other varieties there Is no inquiry ex-
cept for few bids. for manufacturing parpo-
| ses. The purchases Of Maryland aggregate 100
| to 500 hhds. mostly nj Ss4SS, taken principal.
~ for the German, Dutch aud French markets
The market though quiet is firm, and holders Of
Ohio are not offering their stock at any lower
prices expecting a brisk movement when the
French agent enters the market The inspec-
tions this week show an increase Of $50 hhds,
mostly Maryland The exports during the
week were els hhds 10 Bremen, % hhds. to
Liverpool and So hhds. TO Mon,evideo; total
T63 hhds. The markets remain steady and
p:ces are without any material change. We
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
phans' Court Of 81. Aary's County, Set -

OrPhans' Court Of 81. Aary's County, Sef:-
April %, 1874.
ORDERED By THE COURT, Tha, Eliza
~ Herbert, admrx Of Robert n. Herbert.
late of st. Mary's county, Maryland, deceas-
ed, give the rotice required By law to the de-
ceased's creditors TO exhibit their claims. and
that the same be published once a week Tor
six successive weeks in the ST Mary's beacon,
lest: JAS N RAIrY,
Register Wills Of St Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

One Of the most attractive therapeusical
novelties Tor sometimes past 10 London
recently introduced for the continent
consists in the erection of establishments
for administering hot sand baths as rem
edy for rheumatism. recent cases for ner.
vous disorders. affections Of the kidneys.
and all cases where heat is needed As the
chief remedial agent. The advantages
claimed in behalf Of this method Of treat
ment are. that il does not suppress res
rira,ion like the hot water bath. but rath-
CT increases il, and does not interfere With
the respiration after the manner Of the
steam bath or Turkish bath. II is found
that the body can endure the indueuee Of
this kind Of bath for q much longer time,
and . much higher temperature can be
obtained.
A New York young lady has deter
mined never again to attend charitable
sewing party. never never! Her father
caught her ii one the other evening, and
vas 20 mnch graii6ed 1t the eisveruess
vith her needle exhibited BY his daughter.
that he then and there resolved never to
pay anethcr drcnnaker's bill. And be
won't
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

SCHOONER WREckEED.-Professor Jo-
seph Hoy. chairman of the Lighthouse
Board. has received letter from the keep
er Of Point Lookout light. stating that
the Nova Scotian schooner Eta, r. Bar
nett master. from Pernan. buco, Brazil,
with coffee, bound for Baltimore, was run
into on Sunday morning aud sunk Eve or
six miles below the Point, and that thus
far only one person is known to have been
saved. Mr.. Evans. the survivor. drifted
to the point on Sunday morning about 5
o'clock, and when he reached the shore
was nearly exhausted. He was taken
care of By the ligh,-keeper aud on Monday
he. with she keeper and another gentle
man. started in search Of the wrecked
vessel, but no signs Of hes whereabouts
could be found. she probably having set
tied on her side. They picked up water
cask with her name painted en- it. and
also spare spar aud fur cap. aud seve-
raj pieces Of timber. Mr.. Evans arrived
in this city via Alexandria on Wednesday
evening. He has been taken care Of BY
the Professor. aud will leave for his home
to-day. prsbably.-Chronieie Of Friday
last
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True copy
j FR|

April %. 1874
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Dssohhe,I

Dissohie,
No ss.s.:,,|
tween J. T NJ |
under the firm
Lloyd 4 Co.,. i
Of April. 1874
Either party il
debts due or i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26
Tho Grafton and Buckhannon Rail-
road.

From tho Grafton Sentinel.
We are informed that very determin.
ed effort is now being made for the loca-
ton and construction oftho proposed new
Railroad from Grafton up the Valley
River, through counties intervening to
Weston in Lewis county. A conference
Of interested parties was held in Grafton
on Thursday, and delegation Of gentle
men went east 10 see what can be done TO
further the interests OF the Road. Now,
il is positively assured that Grafton and
Taylor county hold the key TO the route,
provided it is desired to exercise the priv.
ileges Of the choice. A subscription Of q
reasonably liberal sum in stock-ssy
$4,000 or $50,000-will insure to Grafton
the terminus OF the Road; and We cannot
sec why there is not sufficient induce
ment in the advantages afforded by the
Road for the subscription to be made al
once. individuals in other counties along
the route arc subscribing very literally
two gentlemen VIC know giving $4,000
each; and we think there should be no dill
aculty in raising at least $50, 900 in Graf
ton, TO say nothing Of what might be sub
scrlbed in the county outside OF Grafton
a section as much interested in the Road
as any other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26
MethOdists.-South and North.

From the Richmond Dispatch
We published very recently the very
interesting proceedings at Round Lake,
N. Y, where tho leading hishops and
ministers OF the Southern Church were
received with very great cordially. La.
ter still very similar scenes have been re.
pested at Sea Cliff, Long Island, where
Bishop Doggett, DR.. Lee, of this place;
DR.. PoiSal and DR.. Sargent, Of Baltimore,
and General Fish, Of Missouri, were re-
ceived with marked respect and brotherly
feeling At the last General Conference
Of the Methodist Church South the ques,
ton Of reunion Of the Methodist Church
was considered very earnestly and cor
daily, and the matter placed in fair way
10 a successful and amicsble termination.
The Baptists and the Presbyterians
North and South arc gradually and sure.
ly reunitiDg upon q common platform OIL
brotherly relationship and mutual devo.
ton to the common object OF all the
churches.
We hail these facts as the most en-.
couraging signs We have had of the res.
torstion OF peace and harmony to the
Union. The churches divided the Union
before the politicians and Legislatures did
The subject Of slavery was the tlrebrand
which separated those churches, and
there was little chance of holding the
Union together when they were divided
Tho introduction Of the African into
this country has been the fruitful source Of
all our national woes. The avarice Of the
bad men who brought him to Americs
can never be too much eXeCrated, as the
evils which flowed from their act are al
most endless. But slavery being dead
there is no reason that an issue about II
should longer divide the churches, and il
Is time that brethren entertaining The
same views about religion and that great
question which overrides all othersetht
salvation oil the soul-should come togeth
er, and do what they may to heal the
wounds OF the nation, which arc still
bleeding and wasting the vigor and life o
the country.
We very sincely, therefore, express oul
qualification al the scenes showing tht
mutual affection between the brethren o
the two sections and the northern camp.
meetings. We cannot overrate their i'm
portance, and cannot too much iellci.
tate ourselves upon their occurrence
Religion 10 the highest Of the agents tina
act upon the mind and stimulate man L
feeling and action. When that separated
the Union there was no possibility o
holding 1t together. By beautiful pro-
cess OF compensation for our national ILL
We may say that when II unites and bind
US together there can be no separation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26
New York.

NEw YORK, August 25. Cotton
Barely steady at 1GsAl7c. Flour-DulI
and heavy and 5a10c lower; super wcs-
tern and State 81 4Oa4 IS; common tc
good s. 0oa5 40; good to choice SIS Goa
8 So Wheat-Fair demand and lower
No. 2 Chicago 81 12a1 -; No 2 North
west 81 ID; No . Milwaukee 81 17a1 is
amber red western 81 19a1 Is. Corn
Fair export demand, prices unchanged.
Rye, Barley and Malt-Quiet. OaIs-
Scarcely so firm; new mixed western 49,
534c. Hay, Hops and Groceries-Ouiet
Whisky-Less sclive and easier at 81 O21
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26
New York Drv Cood,

NEW York, August 25.-The package
trade in domestic goods was sluggish, bu
some Improvement was developed in th,
jobbIng branches. Cotton goods quie
but generally unchanged in prices. Sid,
6andprints active, but iancies ruled quiet
Ginghams dull and some makes sccumu.
lated. Wool fannels fairly active, Men,
wear wCOlens quiet. Hills "a bleachet
shirtinga reduced to 1910, and 7.s do 4
liz -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26
The Iron Trade,
OFFICE OF WV. MEAN,

CINCINNATI, o., August 20, 1874, !
The pig iron market is quiet and prices
remain unchanged. An increased dispo-
sitlon to limit prices to figures above the
quotations is manifested by producers,
and some holders arc inclined to With
draw their product from the market al
together.
Consumers, however, do not seem to
grow nervous over this condition, al.
though not expecting any further conces'
sions as TO prices, arc generally disposed
to risk tho market, and contiuc the ex-
tremely cautious lpolicy they have been
pursuing for tho last ten months. An OK.
oeption to this policy Is found among
many Of the country buyers who have
thought 1t best to lay in liberal supplies
at present figures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26
closed dun and steady,
Chicago,

CHICAGO, August 25-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Dull; No. /, spring
9Gf Co DC; No. 2, 9l1cs0S; closing at 024c
cash. Oh September; No. 3, SIC; rejected
$40. Corn-Stesdy and in demand; No
3, mixed C6tc; spot 06c; August csc; Sep
TENDER rejected G4cSG5C. Oats-DulI
and lower; No ., Ale cash; 37jc Septem,
Der; rejected 3ScG3SIc. Rye-Demand
fair and market firm 74cs74ic. Barley
Dull; No. 2, S7ca00c. PoEk-Dull and
lower $92 5Oa$22 rs cash; $22 62ia29 u
September. Lard-Dull; 14ica14tc cash
Bulk Meats-Sieady with moderate de-
mand; shoulders sold at SEC loose. WINS,
ky-steady with moderate demand
al !)7c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26

TOLEDO, August 25.-Flour-Dull, but
unchanged. Wheat-3a4c lower, closing
firm; No, 3 white WABASH 81 10; No. 3
do 81 III; No. ! red 81 10; No. 2 do,
cash and seller September 81 05; seller
October, 81 %. Corn-Steady, with mod.
crate demand; high mixed 60i; seller Sep.
tember OStc; low mixed SOC; white TIC.
OatS-Dnll and lower; No. l, 45c; No. 2,
4S4c; Michigan 43c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26
SPEAKER BLAINE is at Congress Hsl

SPEAKER BLAINE is at Congress Hall
displaying his fine person and exquisite
social accomplishments. He has been
taken in charge by Mr.. W. B. Shaw, the
famous correspondent and Nestor Of
Newspaper Row at Washington, who il
determined TO make him our next Presi-
dent. Mr.. Shaw says that ut will never
do Tor o man 10 write letters or open his
mouth except for the honest purpose OF
putting 10 food, whisky aud tobacco, II
he have any Presidential aspirations, Ior
It you give Pennsylvania sweet tariff
kiss you are sure to feel the toe Of free
trade in tender place."-Saratoga Let
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26

CINCINNATI, August 25. - Cotton =
STEADY. 16c. FlOur-Dull; family IS 15s
5 40. Corn-Eirm, 6Sa70c. Oats-Steady
44a4Sc, Whcat-Dull; white 81 1Oa1 Is
Rye-Steady and moderate demand, Sas
S3c. Pork-Demsnd fair and market
firm, 2Sa2Stc. Lsrd-Quiet; summer IA
l45c. Bulk Meats-Demand fair and mar
ket firm; shoulders SIC; clear rib sides
l2tal24c, clear sides 12ss12lc. Bacon
Steady and moderate demand, o., 1915
lS4c. Whisky-Demand fair and marke,
firm, 0Gc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 25.-Flour-DulI
Howard Street and Western superfine
II OOa4 65. Wbeat-Dull; No. l red
western 81 1Sa1 20. Coru-Quiet at zoe
Oats-Firm at 47a52c. Rye-Steady
Mess Pork-Qliet and unchanged. Ba
con-Active; shoulders 10fc; clear rit
sides l3isl39c. Hams - Sugar-curcG
l6ia11c. Lard-Quiet at 14sal5c. But
ter-FIrm; western 25s26c. Coffee-Dul
and nominal. Petroleum-Firmer; crude
held 4ta5c. Whisky-$1 DIAL o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26

PHILADELPHIA, August 25-Wool-
Quiet, firm, scarce; Ohio, Pennsylvania;
West Virginia, Xxx and above 62ts55c
\ 62a5Sic; medium 5ls54c; coarse 45a
47c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western fine 46a5Oc; medium 5Oa53c
coarse 45s47c; tub washed 52a57c; extrs
Melino pulled 40a45c for No. i; supertlne
pulled 4Oa45c; lambs 85A48c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26
Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, August 25-CArr1E-
Receipts for to-day 1887 head; for the
week ending the Gath 1906 head. The
market is active with good general sup.
ply and demand; extra 6Sa6Ec; good 5ia
Oci medium Sts5ic; common 4ta5c; stock.
HoGs-Receipts Tor today 1886 head; for
the week IA ,4G5 head. Best heavy IS 30
s so; Workers 60 20a7 90.
SHEEP-Receipts for to. day s 1900 head;
for the week $4,000 head. Best Is AN
8 5Oi medium 81 50a4 rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-26

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-Butter-
Firm at 20A27c. Cheese-Steady at 1871
al2sc. Eggs-FIrmer at 2Oa2lc. Petro
leun-Steady; crude Sci refined lilo
Flour - Dull; supelhne So 25a4 NO
Whcat-Dull; red western 81 GOAL 25
Rye-98c. Corn-Firm; yellow Soc
Oats-Dull and declining; white western
64a55c, Whisky-Steady at 81 %.