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The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15


We are infsrnesi by q conductor on the
North Carolinaflailroei iliitaf-w nights
ago. Il little child u MrPafmer, who lives
near Jamestown ,iuiifoii, pcouuty, awa-
kenc,i its little brother and parents during
.hr night, by saying II liu,i been stuck By
IA Pin. 4 Tho pain c,nIinutd Y,d The child
was taken up. Ithad begun tpswell upand
Sls condition excited agopd Zeal ofalarniin
the family. AL ihatconld lie done for The
child wa. done, though they hadnn idea
for what they wele treating IL, nordid
they ascertain until tue morning. Il was
then. Willie the bed was hcing made up,
Il,at a large coppcrhead snake was found
comfortably ensconced In the covers, aud
il was known ll,at bite Of the snake was
what had caused ue cllIrs suffering. II
Arss remembered that Tie bed clothes had
been living oiit III thesun tile day previous.
and there u 10 doubt that. whge thus ex-
passed, tie snake criwicd into Them -.
Al l;et accounts the child was still
living. IA d,tf asi Vag1I.x xsIfi
u t& -
The Raleigh Sentinel says that the
President 81 tile Cshyeinlonl Df. Ransom,
was sercnaded At the National Hotel on
"Wednesday evening l,y the young nleli n
that ely Will the CIlizcns' ConIet Baud
Dr. Rapsap, vhabgi. u,lwell, responded
10 the call IN graceful and appropriai,
manner, Mes-ns. Reid. Shober. Durham
Shepherd. Bennett, Green and others
were called for and acknowledged the
compliment IA = proper nraBner
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

Bishop AtkIesonIllos elg'le his appoints
menis and will be at Gn,Iiam oct. 2ist,
-. Mary's Orange Co, Oct, .s,2nd, Hlllsboro
Oct 2sri, chapsl biiltoct sehsud Dur
ham Oct 18th. ar a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

T.rmsoftlle REcoRLs.slss foriSsf.
For year. 5Wa 1900
I 6inontlis. loo.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15
BIRD noG MANTED.

JyT ANTED. ayoting md thoroughly broken
wv laialc) Pointer or setter. lie must be
statinrh IN " point. aud gond retriever. Fora
well tiancl d0g land no oflEr u wante,l) q rea-
snaalds prieewllhe paid. ~
Addrtss, with Nh seaeI rtlon. price. &c. sta
NtMR0D. sht,f s..
Lick Box ga. "A
2s Wilmington, NJ
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15
SAMPSON.

JNTIIY not call and ask Brown do ! owe yoll
Wv by Noie or Account. To-day work tv--
sept ID. t9s f,a III. n. BkONN. \.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15
WHITE FRONT
NOTICE.

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\. +. Hall, 81 days, at s. per day Sl0S 90
- day Attendance board y
.F ~ ,lsSessofS. tfas.4f.ts. . w
@ssa mileage 100 miles 5 MI y ~,
ms sl.D 50.
J.5F. Lyon, 81 days AZ S2per day, SlOS "
lf day attendance bOaId
8sftf itsseS~Ors SU
Mileage aDOlniles 3 ~ "
I 81 SI2l 20
]. U. kirkland 81 days ut ? per day SIS 10
day buar,l assessors 3 OO
d Milvage 30 miles 5 ! Il ~
uaE
sTg 50
IL. II. Green ~ days at s. per day SSS ~
Mileage SSS miles d ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

Lords hold mortgage. In the surrounding country
thore is apparently but voice. The popular con-
demnaton of the Lords and the whole Canal hins
would be unanimous il there were no canal officials
and canal men, and even the canal officials every
where are disposed TO put their best foot FOREMOST
and show az much anxiety to the issue as the con-
tractors. Said to young engineer from tho Cham
plain Canal the other day: "When will the canal
openp He replied with semi-rueful and semi-con-
zeal look 81 don't know whether we shall open tie
canal ff,is year of not" He evidently thought IL
might not be safe. But it is the farmers and country
people along the canal, not only In the County Oh
Monroe but all through the State Of whom this ag1ta
ton has taken hold. Their incomes are small, ana
they do not contemplate an expanded contract Oh
Jarvis Lord or 800 900 award to George Lord with
the eauanimity of the Wa-st. broker or prosperous
merchant To these people dollar is a dollar, ana
thoy think the Lords have had too many OF theih'
Their single desire now seems to DO that, II Judges
and uries are to play any part in this DRAMA thoro
should be no delay IN their appearance.
There are 10 Christian canal contractors IN kochcs-
ter. They are the exclusive property OF Syracuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
[Br rELEGRAPn TO Ihs TKIbU>t.


WASHINGTON, Apnl l2.-The following "a s Ss
mary opinions read In the United states supreme
NO 637-The North Carolina Railroad Company sgi
10 the Circuit Court Of the Tinted >as ~.
Eastern District Of North Carolina Mt ChielJ us'U
delivered tile opinion holding that decree :" llcA IS, U
that certain class O claims In lien on IllTOad poP't
directs that unpaid the property must be sol but
master 10 ascertain the amount which remains 70 W a
Is not such inal decree Is authorizes al appet !"
Dismissed 80, sh.1s,
No I62-Crosby sheriff. 80, agt> Buchanan late ~ Z.
Western District OF Virgnia-Mr Chief Justice "s-S.g
opinion, holding that all decIoes or orris "a
such nnal decree gives night 10 appeal aio oPVe
appeal without regard to Limitation Of TIME 0Y.,ssl
No. 539 Bailey, &C, agt. Clark 20 al ~ 81 ~
same agt Work and wood IN error ,,p,-,iS
Circuit Court NJ the United states for the Soute aI
New. York-Mr. Justice Field delivered An oluions
persons engaged IN the business Of banking - not % bss
tax of the Ouod States capital engaged ~
Affirmed. The Chief Justice Announced tne ""F
tho amended orders IN bankruptcy. s,,,a. Ayps
No. lJ2-Glls, administrator. agt the OntN 0e''' 49,
from the ~ Claims Affirmed. No opinion es,;
No 4OS-Peay agL the Commonwealth OF 49, nlstna
error TO the Circuit court Uf this Unitef states lo' wv
OF keutucky Dismissed FOR want Of jurisdiction
No loriginalDIhe State Of FLORIDA aSt az snVthuf
al-The motion for order upon the receiver 70 pay ~
from The moneys IN his hands 90 deiray bhc eAPo
suit is denioi nah II ID
No 724-sandusky agt. the First National B5 e IfES
diaDapOis appeal nom the Circuit COurt ~ d,s1s
States tho southern District OF Illinois
submitted. -, Ma llS.
No Ii2-Ths United States agt woodruff et Wcer6
GuisSens executor ag the United states NO To- Al
4 the Unitsd states No 333-NutL eNoe a.
the United States appeals from the court OF CorDss
gument Of these continued by MT u. al
Of counsel for Wou,irun n Co. and by MI W. W NV
OF counsel Tor Gauseus, executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
EFFECT OF A STOCK OPERATORS ILLNESS Oh
WALIrST.

A rumor of Daniel Drew's serious iines
caused small panic on Wallst yesterday IN 'liichsha
Mining STOCK OF which he Is the largest holder ia
price declined from 222 ISL for the Common, aa'
from 27l TO 27l4 for the Preferred" large amorn
of tho stock changed hands lot of 5000 shares pis
ing into the hands of prominent Broad-st firm L@'a
in the day. upon the announcement that Mr. Drew VIZ
much better, the Common" advanced and closed
lgL2 and the " Preferred at 2s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
THE COURT OF CLAIM

WASHINGTON, April ia petitioner ocI'iI s6e
Court Of Claims rolrescnted that from MSr Di.niy ~
December ot,, he hrst-lioutrnans oI sSmpenS
army Of tho United states. aud that OF uo ,s dana
hat period Of iime 80 5 were Withheld ~ St-ns
alleged and other that he had been
await ories st his REQUEST and WAS thereio
lnaye oi abence. Tho Court today tonleI Iecrs -
f' = the claimant and also IN tue oese OF - S
naIu slu AT representations Tho sums s~Ae""
5-UO - sl.JOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

Original Engineers Estimate. 1l3,oOo w
The contractor also agreed TO pay the state 80
cents cubic ward for the stone which no TOOK out
of the old wall
careful examination of this table will dis
close at once its most striking features ExcaV%
ton of earth is bid for at 50 cents yard-twice
as much as it is worth and much more than twice Us
much as it cost the contractor as shall show whoh
describing tho work Excavation of quarTied rock
is done for one cent yard while from 10 cents TO
81 80 yard would be fair price. Lining usually
costing from 40 10 50 cents yard, Is to be put IN
here for cents Slope, wall for which from $l %
10 81 75 yard would be only fair price. is to be
laid at 80 cents Loose stone and brush is paid for
at the rate of 81 so yard-an exorbitant Price
and the timber spikes, and nails are bid for at
ridiculously low figures.
Soon after my arrival in Syracuse, called at the
Office of the Resident Engineer, Mr. Richmond, and
asked him to show me the last monthly estimate OF
the work done on the contract, which he was very
willing to do and from it l find that its amount 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
SUSPECTED WIFE MURDER IN BALTIMORE

SUSPECTED WIFE NU kDEK IN BNLIINVT1@
BALTIMORE, Md, April 12.-Catherlne Da'
raugh aged 81 years, was found dead in bed TINS h0,
ing at her house, at Spring and Hammondsts' WIN l.
marks OF violence her person Indicated inst sh %
been murdered. Her husband James Darraugh
laDorer suspected OF tito murder, and cannot Ve l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
PROFITS ON JORDAN LEVEL

HORACE CANDIES CANAL CONTRACT.
HOW TuE SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CONTRACT WE'RE
rrLFIIIEp-AsPECTs OF THR woRk-NisrAkBs
MADE BY TIN ASSISTANT ENGINEkR-ThE CON
TRACroR's SOURCES OF PROFIT.
IrRoN STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIpuNE.l
SYRAccsE. April I2-One OF the largest canal con-
tracts recently awarded is that of Horace Candee Oh
this place for the removal of wall benches and the
construction of slope wall on the bernie bank oil
the Eric Canal on the Jordan Level This contract
was let on Oct 81, 1874, for $50 06o, the Engineers
estimate for the work being li3,OOO and Is the TO-
splt Of a very badly unbalanced bid. In order that
thc exact character of this contract may be seen,
reproduce here the table showing the quantities as
estimated by the Engineer the prices which Candee
hid aud tho totals for each item carried out:
r.an.,l,s Exhibited ITEMS Prices. Amounts.
GOO Chains. Bailing and Drain
ing, Removing leo Ao an
and Snow ........SU ~ 9loO w
10000 Gu. Yds Excavation OF ~ oon 40
Earth......:.-...-. on o''"VV v"
5000 Gu. Yds. Excavation OF on ~
,eooo =, VA Roc i;nioS J 500 80 90 90
a 5S'I00S c YSs Siope Wall. 80 1920 90
4'ooo Gu fds and dSBFG 2nsih Uia'o 80 1920 90
100000 Fl. B. NJ Hemiock and 40 ooo %
100 ooor +, y NJ Hand Wood. .... 90 $50 90
5000 Pounds. Spikes and Nails. 80 w
Tota, $50, $50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

Extra work:
577 Gu. Yds Rock Blasted. so 90 $1,154 90
Amount estimated to April 1, 1875. .$39, 1O2 II
Extra work not estimatedi
], ISL Gu. Yds Vertical Wall. 81 90 1921 90
2G74 Gu. Yds Embankment.. 30 90 534 50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12
Chicago,

CHICAGO, August ll.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Active; No. Chicago
spring 81 Seal IS; No. do 81 % bid spot;
sales At 81 92Isal 24H seller September
closed at 81 22l< seller September; 81 l9lia
| 20 seller all the year, No. 8, 81 lgjsal 20;
rejected 81 gal 10. COrn-Quiet and irm;
No. ., IS bid spot; ~ C bid sellerSeptem'
Der. Oats-Steady with moderate de-
mand; No. ., zoe spot; 49, &c bid seller Au'
gust 3S&c seller September, Barley-Ac'
i've and firm at 81 10 seller September
SlO77t seller October. Rye Dull and
weak at s5c spot; SIC seller September.
Pork-Quiet and steady at 81 70 spot
81 SOa2l - seller September; 81 iOa2l Is
seller October. l.ard-Active al Sl3 65a
IS 10 seller September Sl3 sjal3 s79 sell
Ter October. Bulk!Meats-Dull and nomi
nal; shoulders SIC; short rib l2i!c; short
clear l2,c. Whisky-Steadywith modrr'
ate demand at 81 ~.
in call board wheat was irregular, eG'
cited and lower at 81 % bid; Sl2jls asked
August; 81 2Ols September. Corn weaker
at 7Oc August; tic September. Oats lower
and heavy at 42Ssc August; S7s+c Septem'
her. Pork and Lard unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12

preparing to copy the idea. Her dresses
are very short in front, with demi-train
behind.
Ladies wear neck.ties Of black tulle,
edged with plating, lace, or fringe, tied
outside the irills that finish the neck OF
muslin and cambria dresses.
Stockings must match country dresses
in color. Stripes around the leg are
most popular, but lengthwise stripes are
being introduced in fine lisle.thread and
silk hosiery.
A simple and yet a most stylish we'd
ding dress is Of white gFOs-grain silk Of
the creamy shade, trimmed with fine knife
pleatings Of white tulle.
A French style OF silk stockings is OF
lemon color, embroidered with spray Of
small red currants, or bunch Of black
currants upon the instep. For ball toll
cts Open-wOrk silk stockings are the last
expression Of elegance.
Aumonicres, or outside pockets, worn
year or two ago, are again in demand,
and are made OF the same material and
trimmings as the dress with which they
are TO be used.
For almost constant wear-mOrning,
noon and night-pure white, with no
color to relieve it, is prevailing in Sara
tOga. Hats are worn to match suits, rs
well as parasOls.
At Saratoga gentlemen appear morn
ings in check suits, with shirt collars,
cuiTs and scarfs to match; with drab or
gray hats; afternoons in Prince Albert
irocks, drah trousers and light scaris;
evenings in the traditional black dress
coat. Wells on race hats have not been
worn this season.
White flannel suits are worn by gen
tlemen at Newport, Saratoga and Long
Branch, but are considered too "dressy'
for general wear in the country. Suits Of
French gray "worsleds," in vague, irreg-
ular plaids, are fashionable, Full suits
Of linen are not much worn except in the
extreme South.
The stylish shirt.cUllar il worn stand
ing, with sharp points rolled over, or with
still points turned over ilatly, giving the
effect OF u turned.dOwn collar. The first
is an English shape; the second Is an
American compromise, and is called the
Boston.
Linked sleevc-buttons are in vogue,
The midsummer hat for men il Of fine
punishable straw, with straight flat brim,
aud low square crown. The wide band
Of ribbon is nearly as deep as the crown,
the still brim has no bending, and is
sometimes as thick as II the straw were
doubled; the hat.band may he black, blue
or brown.
White hats ARE necessary for a IadyS
full dress, and are so positively full dress,
that buying one makes obligatory the
purchase Of a black hat for general wear.
The flowers most IN vogue for white hats
are the smallest white blossoms, such MS
deutzia, spirra, hawthorn, elder and but
ter.cups.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12

dered and Granulated, Ike A Coffee,
NC; Commercial A Sugar, lie; Extra c,
lie; c Yellow, 9ltaIOc; New Orleans Sugar,
eye Porto Rico, fully fair none.
HAY-We now quote new hay at SOFAS
per ton.
NAIIs-lOd to cod, s. 81 81 to Oh, s. 80
Cd to "a, 50 10 ID to I'D, 81 OG Sd, s. ",
OIs, &c.-Iard Oil-EItra No. l winter
strained, 81 TO- Miners white W. s., SEC.
Carbon Oil-JObbiug lots l2i4ci no charge
for packages. Linseed On-$l Us. Tur-
pentine-75c.
OSIONs-Quoted at $iJOaj 90 per barrel.
PRACHEs-Plenty, at 81 Goal 30 per box.
POrATOEs-In large supply. The quota
lions are 81 95Ol 50 per barrel. Jersey
sweets, IS 5Oa6 90 per barrel.
PROvIsIoNs-The market is firm for all
descriptions at full figures, Quotations: :
Lard, l4IlaI5c in tierceS $, c. hams i!ta
l4I5c; canvassed do lac; S. c. shoulders
NE; D. S. shoulders lOiSc; clear sides
IlIic; b. bacon l4JGc; pork $50 OOa99 So.
Dry Beef ljc.
WHEELING sTOGIEs-Sll 5Oal9 % per
1000.
SSuPP-Garett's boxes, s. 5Oa7 20.
WooL-Quiet, at iOai2c.
RNGS-1C
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12
DR.. LONCDON
Diseases of the Mind and Nervous
System, Physical Exhaustion
and Premature lntellsC-
tual Decay.


We ran contemplate no more painful and mclln.
ChOly spectacle than n mind In ruins Ut the wreck
VI q Nervous System. And yet Mental and NCT.
vOuS arrangements are yearly Increasing a. an
alarming rate. Bfnken.dOWn Constitutions, Phys
iCal Exhaustion, Nervous Weakness, lhiAlyds Of
the Brain, General Debility, Fairly Decay VI Man.
hUDd, Cases Of Suicide and Insanity, are now mum.
leTci by thousands all over the land. No rank "
Class Is exempt iTUm these terrible malidics Mar.
riel and single, male and female, rich and poor, all
castles are included In the dark catalogue, The
young man VI proud birth fortune and intellect,
whose aims, hopes aud ambition should have led
him up To tho higher plains Of life, has fallen n
prey 10 the Great Destroyer. The youth Of humble
pArrntAg0, whose cheek once blOOlned and blu,hel
with lnnUCrnce and health whose eyes Oncc spar
kled with the radiant fires u a brilliant mind,
who's step once vas manly aud finn, Is now among
lis myriad victims uncOuntel Thousands perish
thus, year after year without knowing the Gauss NJ
their ruin until the golden sands Of life have all
run out Like stars that AT to rSe no more Al do
they fall into premature glVc, passing from NOR
tai sight forever, aud lade away Into eternal oh
liIlOn.
But Is there no physician iof this lagr claS Of
human sufferers and no AntldOtu for thcSe Wide
spread nalalles7 w dHilfsT, yei. Your life may
yet le redeemed from destruction and crowned
with many year VI health and happiness. We
know that ply EiCians In general practice, for rant
Of experience and ,kW In this class NJ ailments, have
done hut little for their relief anl ABSOLUTELY nRhhg
far their cure.
Dr. l1nglOn has devoted much Oi his professional
lie to these forms Of Debility, and isgrcat skill
In their management Is only the natural result Of
q thorough medical education Anl enlarged expert
Cnce. Ifs treatment Of these Diseases embraces
both Hygiene and Medicine, and has proven entire
~ successful In hundreds Of Eases that had hailed
all other systems Of medication. II lnpatis new
VgOr 10 the failing body, new life TO the Cnrrvalcl
brain, new tension and elasticity to tho weakened
nerves, new tone and energy 10 the stomach and
digestive organs, new power to the entecbcl sys.
trIn new Vitality 10 the blOOl new activity 10 The
mind, and CndoEs the entire organism, tic lssly
and mind, with all their organs, powers, faculties
and functions, with renewed health and manhOJl,
Medicines for all Diseases by mail and express to
all parts Of the country
Persons who may lcCUmc our patients can rely
upon our bO't efforts and skill for their restoration
10 health,
Once lIours-From 4. Miog p. " when moi
professionally absent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12
wheeling Stock Market.

WHEELING, August 1.-THE following
are the arrivals of stock at the Chrstman
House yards the past week, aud the prices
paid for the same;
CATTLE-Arrivals during the week, Il
head; sold At 3ajc per lb.
IIoGs-Arrivals during the week, ~ head;
sold at 7lia7Ac per ID.
SHEgP-Arrvnls during the week, p
head sold at3lIalc per ID.
LAMIs-Arrivals during the week, 81
head sold at liGajc per H..
CALvEs--Arrivals during the week, :
head; sold at 81 OOaG 90 per head.
COws-ArrivNlS during the week, . head;
no demand.
The market Is rather dull at prcScnt,with
u downward tcndencyas regards prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12

EAST LIBERTY, August ll.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day 1890 head, and for two
days past 1857 head, The market was aC'
tive with good supply. Prices are of tc
on good and sc on common and medium
Best 81 j0a7 90; medium TO good s. 75a
20; common to fair 81 jOaj %; bulls s. 10
a3 70.
IIoGS-Rcccipts to-day 2,0lj head, aud
for two days 4,l76 head Workers $ liza
8 80; Philadelphia s. Cons 50.
SHEEP-ReGeipts today G,OOO head, and
fOrtwO days l4,OOO head; selling at - OOa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12

CtSciSSArl, August ii.-Cotton- Quiet
aud firm At ~. FIOur-Stenhy ni 81 3ja
I 30. Whcnt--Dull nnh lower; red nomi
ally ut 81 zeal n. COrn-Quict and firm
Mt 7ia7Gr. Oais-Steady, moderate demand
at 7Oi7jr Rye IDull and nominal at gia
pSc. rork-Slcady with q fair demand nj
E22 IN. IArd-Dnll; steam i3Jic; kettle
iinlilic. Hulk Ments-firm; shoulder,
Dc; clear rib l2iIC; clear IKE. bacon
Firm nj 100; clear rib l3Iai31Gr; rlcnr 49,.
aisle. Whisky-$l IS.
llOds-firm; Good to light md extra
butchers 81 S0as 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12

BALTIMORE, August ll.-Flour-Quet,
very firm and unchanged. Wheat-PrceS
easier; amber western 81 IS; mixed 81 ~;
No. . western red 81 81. Corn-Dull for
western; western mixed Soc. Oats-pull;
mixed western 62aG3c. Ryc-Firm and in
fair demand Mt 9Oa9jc. Hay-Dull; Penn.
sylvania and Maryland S?3 OOa30 co. Pork
Firm at 500 90. Bulk shoulders &c;
clear rib sides l?Iial9Nc, loose; 9Aal3c,
packed. Bacon shoulders lOI9c; clear rib
lac; hams liISaljc. Lard--F'irm, PetrO.
leum-Crude sac; refined NE. Coffee
Quiet Rio, CargOes, l7Aa2Oc; jobbing lots
lSA?lc. Whisky-Steady at 81 -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12

TOLEDO August ii.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged Wheat Demand active and
prices advanced; No. | white Michigan
81 59iS; No. 2 Ito. new 81 ~; amber Mich.
igan 81 GOif, new 81 40 seller September
al igi5 Corn-Quict and firm; high mixed
seller September 77N W; seller August II ";
low mixed nc. Oais-Dull and weak; No.
2, seller August, tOci September iic; Orto.
her NJ iyr, rejected new l0r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12
InnYninnh.

CLEVELAND, August ii.-WhCat Lower;
No. red 81 10; No, 2 do 81 tl. Corn
Quiet and steady; Ihelled in store s2aSSci
ears on track 7aasOc. Oals-Sieady and
unchanged Pciroleum-Quiet standard
white 0ISc, Ohio State test lOHci small lots
ln2c higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12
Nov Ynrk nry Gnnds.

NEW YORK, August lI.-BusimCsS rather
slow with commission houses and dull with
importers and jObbcrs. Cotton goods quiet
but generally unchanged in price, Cotton
ilannels and plaid ChcviOts in good de.
mand. Dress goods and wooden shawls
more active. Felt skirts doing well, Wool.
en- goods for mems wear quiet, hut wool
ilanncls doing fairly. Blankets moving
glnUlv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12

RAILROAD lIoNDs-Strong, especially for
the Pacific issues aud Northwestern conso!.
iIatCd gold coupons.
SrOCKs.-The stock market has been
dull, with small transactions, the only wide
huctuation bcingin the shares in roads in
Missouri, now cutting fares and freights.
Missouri Pacific declined from A to 43lI
Atlantic & Pacific preferred from 1917 to
II, and 81. Louis, Kansas City 4 Northern
common toj Kansas City & Pacific, an.
other Of these roads, sold at II, which is a
little better. The decline In other stocks,
especially the leading ones, was 4 to y
per cent for the day. The transactions at
the Stock Exchange to-day aggregated &c..
900 shares, Of which 5000 were Pacific
Mail, 1000 Western Union, 1900 North.
western, 600 Lake Shore, and 1900 Ohios.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NeM You'd Money Mml Nt0ekN.

NRw YORH, August il.-GoLp-Closed
ut ~, after selling at ii4Haii4ii. The
strength Of the market Is in consequence Of
increased gold shipments to Europe. lsor.
rowing rates ia3 per cent per annum and
1854 per diem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12

PITTSBURGH, August H. Whcat-l'n.
changed. Corn-In light supply quoted
at sjas7C; shClled Ssa9Oc, petroleum-Quiet
and firm; crude 81 1874 at Parkcr's; refined
lie, Philadelphia delivery,
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DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY,

OPFlCK PEABODY Insurance. Co,
WHEELISu, W. Va, April ., 1915. !
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lst, 1915, and
It's uneIplnd iru business has bttE TelnsuTrd hy
the Peabody Insurance Company Of wheeling W.
Va, rs shown BY the Resolution and Certificate an
nc1ed hereto All claims Tor loss or damage that
may occur after Y oCluCk ~, April III, 1873, under
any drc policy Issued By the Fire aud Marine In.
sufnncu Company, and In force, will 10 adjusted
and sClllcl by TN Peabody Insurance Company.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary,