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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. March 31.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady, firm and unchanged.
Corn quiet: esternmixed, s4Sc. Oats firner:
white Western, 6SQ10c; mixed do, 66@p67c.
Rye firmer at 81 0311 OF.
Hay dull and unchanged.
Provisions firm. Mess pork steady ut 500 80
al. Bulk meats firm: shoulders, Shc; clear
rib sides, 11H@llAc. Bacon firm: shoulders,
9kc; clear rib, l21ac Lard steady at l4QS14skc.
Butter quiet: Western tub and rolls, l6tG22c.
Petroleum dull and nominal at 7(gT1ac.
Coffee quiet an unchanged.
Whisky firm at 81 10.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
The Ro,c on the Mo Grande.

WASHINGTON. March S1.-Up to noon
to-day the War Department has received
no official advices from the Commander
of the Dept of Texas. There is Il rumor
that there is no serious crisis pending on
the Rio Grande, and that the raiders are
outlaws who infest both sides of the riv-
Or, and that our cavalry, now in pursuit,
can cross the river and punish them as
they deserve.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31

LOUISVILLE. March 3i-Flour and wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn firm at 65G6Sc.
Oats firm at G4g65c. Rye quiet and un.
changed at$l ~.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
Provisions stronger, and tending upward.
Pork, $21 81. Bulk meats, 97sdgll5sc, loose.
Bacon, sX(0l22sc, packed. 'Sugar-cured hams,
13@l3hc. Lard: prime steam, l4l4c; tlcrce.
l5c; kegs, 16c.
Bagging firm at 121at913c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
Ni{lUaafkee Market.

MILWAUKEE, March 91.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat steady: No. Milwaukee,
99c; No. Milwaukee, 93e; April, 03c; May,
g7hc. Oats firmer: No. p fresh, 54kc. Corn
firm and in fair demand: No. mixed, fresh,
C9Ac. Rye nominal: No. /, in store, 81 U6.
Barley demoralized and lower: No. 2 spring,
in store, 81 "a March, Il "; No. spring, fresh,
in store, SS1sc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
Nebc Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March II Flour: superfne,
"a 5O; Xxx, "a 10; xxx, $5tg5 25; choice, IS 5O@
25 Corn: fair demand .or White mixed az
Sic; white, S5c: yellow, Soc. Oats: sales at 500
sa!.c,. Hay in limited demand: prime S24.
Pork higher at 81 15ta22 is. Dry salt meats
are scarce and firm at SA(Gll&c. Hams adj
vanced to 13ACG134c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31

Plymouth Church holds morning pray
er-meetings to petition strength and sus-
tenance for the pastor. No one prays
for Tilton, and he mas to rely for his
strength on Mocha coffee, porterhouse
steaks, fricasseed oysters, and such CON-
mon things as that.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
ROSfQfl Mnl,E:ak

Boston, March 81 Flour quiet, firm and in
good demand: Western superlnc, "a 25dg4 &; :.
common extras, IS 25g5 20; Wisconsin and
ohio, Indiana and Michigan, IS 50a6 %: Illi-
nolss s5 1897; st. Louis, IS 15jg7. Corn firm at
SHG9ic for mixed and yellow.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31

DETROIT, March S1.-Flour quiet and un-
changed at 70 5oG5 %. Wheat dull and droop-
ing: extra, II 201s; No. /, 81 .754CG1 471S. Corn
In fair demand and firm: No. mixed, 75g76c.
Oats quiet and unchanged at 591sc.
CIOYer-sced dull
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
POLICE CouRr.

Drunk and Disorderly-Robert Service, dis
missed; Louis Gress, John Ashback and VIM.
Nuckles, continued to April ID; VIM. Jones,
Miscell Henry Cewey, petit larceny,
dismissed; john Eichenlaub and Geo. Webster
st---ss s>s.tsfr!1 ,sss.s; 49,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
IIprel0nl M0rL:ef.

CLEVELAND. March 3.-Wheat steady and
unchanged. Corn firm and unchanged. Oats
firm ana unchanged.
Petroleum quiet standard white. llHc; Ohio
state higher at l2Ac; small lots, l{g2c higher.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
Mei,lpHa8 Market.

MEMPHIS. March 31.-Flour dull and nomi-
nal. Corn scarce and firm at S7@S9c. Oats
dull but unchanged: 72G73c.
Hay quiet and unchanged at $20(g26. Bran
scarce, firm and wanted
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
Peoria Market.

PEORIA, March 8l.-Coru, &c; Oats. white
b6(059c: mixed, SIC. Rye is nominally nn-
changed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31

OswEGo, March 31.-Wheat firm: No. Mil
waukee club, 81 70; No. white Michigan, 81 80.
Corn quiet at SIC. Barley unchanged.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31

w female purse. Apply at 2s7 Freeman sf;-
aAIs VAAEi' - ma31-2t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
FINANCI4L.

Gold is worth 1l47s at 80 p. NJ. to-day IN
New York.
Eastern exchange is firmer to-day than for
several days past, but there has been no varia-
tion in rates. Buying generally at par and
selling at lilo premium.
Buying. Selling.
n. 7. Exhange.. par 1-10 prem.
philadelphia Ex'ge.. par 1-10 prem.
Boston Excnange... par 1-10 prem.
Baltimore Ex'Re..... par LILO prem.
Sterling Exchange is firm at 4S7 sight, and
4.S3 90 days, gold, and there is good demand.
Governments are very quiet to-day, the de-
below Yesterdays quotations. We give the
80 L. M. New York rates to-day, on which
dealers here require margin Of 1stDx:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
The IiEt0n-Beecher Trial.

BROOKLYN, March 31.-The crowd in
attendance at the trial to-day was not so
large as yesterday. At the opening Mr..
Beecher was absent, as was also Mrs.
TiltOn and her friends.
Mr.. Charles StorrS continued his di-
rect examinations: Mouiton, in a con-
yersation in December, applied the word
s'liar" to Beecher, and threatened to
shoot him, At All interview with Tilton
he told me .Beecher had made improper
proposals to his wife.
This closed the direct testimony and
the crOss-eXaminatiOn was commenced
by Mr.. Beach.
Witness said his feelings had changed
toward Tilton in the spring of 1878, but
be did not remember passing him and
refusing to speak to him. Asked him If
ne had been discharged from the paper
and he said that he had.
Witness was further cross.examined
on several points of the arbitration, also
regarding Moulton's threat to shoot
Beecher and to offer violence to Angus
tus Storrs.
Mrs. Mary f. Perkins, an aged lady,
was the nextwitness. She testified that
she resided in Boston; was a sister of
III. w. Beecher, the defendant; she Wis
tied him in October, 1868, and went with
him to Roxbury, Mass, in the summer,
and staid at the residence Of Mrs. Claf-
jim. wife Of General Clafin.
Beecher could not possibly 20 to New
: York and return without witness know1-
edge. They staid there the whole Of the
first week OF June.
s Witness was not cross.eXamiped. This
evidence IL claimed by the defense as
corroborating Bessie Turner and other
witnesses, and as fatly contradicting
Tilton's evidence, who swore that his
wife parted with her honor at Beecher's
yesidence, October 10, 1858.
At that date and during the whole of
the session Mrs. Perkins declared she
was an inmate of Beecher,s house, and
Mrs: Tilton did not visit the house.
TIlton's counsel claim to be able to re-
fute this evidence in rebuttal. Recess
was taken.
Alter recess, Beecher entered Court
for the first time to-day.
:. James Frelard, the next witness tes.
bifed in corroboration of Messrs, White
and Ciaflin and Mrs. Storrs in regard to
1he action Of TiltOn before the arbitrat T.
Sng committee and Tilton and Moulton,s
promise to burn the documents.
-.
The peculiar disease that broke out in
SOuth Lyme, Conn.,, two weeks ago, con-
tinues to spread, and two more deaths
have occurred. There were six persons
laid out in one day. The town authori-
ties have closed the schools to prevent
Its spreading. aud ordered all the.dwell-
1ngs where it has prevailed to be disin.
tected. Fears are entertained that it
win reach every family.
Tho leading journal of Holland says
at there is no danger of annexation
Holland by Germany, but that there is
niger OF military occupation of the
& 2Ptry in the next war between France
y IN '1sSsrrmany, III as Belgium will probably
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31

BEEF CATTLE-1he market is dull and
prices have declined. Common are worth
81 5O(G3 70, medium TO fair s4d5, and good to
choice s. 25O6 90 per Genital gross.
moderate offerings and firm market. We
quote common IS 25(g7 o. medium to fair 81 250o
s25, and good to choice IS 35lG9 Is per GENITAL
gross. Receipts all sold at quotations.
SEEEP-Continue quiet and prices un-
changed. Fiar to choice sell at S5lp7 per GENITAL.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31

n The leading journal of Holland says
2at there is no danger of annexation
Holland by Germany, but that there is
niger OF military occupation of the
Rptry in the next war between France
q Germany, as Belgium will probably
ne tpe theatsrlot Chat war.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31

The following is the ~ r. NJ. report OF NOW
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett Il Co., rs West Third streeti
Sold. Offered At Bid,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock for the past "a hours:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-09

SABBATH School CONVENTION. - YES
Liberty, June 10, . A. NJ All Sabbath
Schools within the Washington PrCsby-
terry are expected to send delegates.
Pastors, Superintendent, Teachers and
Sabbath School Workers are invited tC
attend.
Topic for morning session, June 10
"The mutual relations Of the Church
and Sabbath School,"
Discussion opened by IT, G. Messenger
Of Pigeon Creek Church.
Topic for I'd session, GLOW can w
best interest our congregations, especially
parents, in the Sabbath School work ~
Opened by DR.. MCKCnnan, Of Washing
ton, First Church.
Evening session, Il Motel Bible Class
Tia members, all the delegates. Lesson
Sam, 8, 40. Teacher, President Hays
Of Washington College.
Morning session, June 18th, topic
"Thc Sabbath School Teacher, his work
and accountability"
Opened byJ. II. Atkinson, Of New Cum
bertrand Church.
A portion Of each session will be spcn
in devotional exercises. Time will IN
given for the discussion Of queries pro
posed during the sittings Of the Convcn
ton. Exact statistical reports will IN
expected from all the schools.
j. BRowN,
for The Committee.
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(IllCIIrO.

CHICAGO, Junc8.- FlOur-Dull but I'M.
changed WhCRt-DGmand fair and mar.
kct firm; No. spring 0gc; No. ., 0ihC spot
or seller June 96izc seller July; $3.50 sell
crAugust; No. >, ~ &c: rejected siaSl Ne.
Corn-Dull; No. 2 mixed &c spot G9Ac
seller July; 7l4a72hC seller August; re-.
jccted Gia6ll!c. Oats-Dnll and nominal;
No. ., Gl9saGl l!c spot; j724C seller j. ly bid;
rejected jGc. RyC-QWict and unchanged.
Blrlcy-Firm; No. ., 81 ljal 20; 81 a0Ol OF
seller September. l'Ork-DemNnd fairand
market firm ut $40 80 spOt; $40 jjal0 G0sell.
crJuly; $40 Sjal0 s7l5 seller August Lard
Demand nctvr md prices advanced;
$l3 90 spot; $l3 jjseltr July; $l3 S0al3 81
seller August. Bulk Mcats-DGmNnd fair
and market firm; shoulders Sc; short rib
middlcs llci short cIcNrlllsc, Whisky
81 II.
On call Board Wheat was steady and
higher; $3.50 June; we July, Corn
Cnsicr and Il shade lower; GG4C June; GGAc
july 72l.c August. Oats firm aud higher
GlJsaG2c cash or June; j79Ic July; d2Hc
August. Pork and Lard unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-09
TRUSTEES SALE
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

tly virtue Of deed Of trust, made by tho nsuls.-
tlOt Machine Company dated the 10th day "
UCtDinr, 1871, and VI record In Ohio county land
records In deed Of trust look No D. Iagp 1852, tho
undersigned trustee John J. Jones, will on
TUESDAY, the nd day Of August, 1871,
Commencing At 10 o'clock 4. ~, proceed to vii At
public auction al the front 'Dr of the ynnit llDhS
u said Ohio rOunty, In the city Of Wheeling,
and State 81 West Virginia. the property conveyed
IN me BY said deed Of trust, and situate In the First
Ward Of said city Of Wheeling, that IL 10 say All
those two RVcml parcels Of ground lying and lNinR
Immediately north NJ and adjoining the prOIRFty
Of the estate Of David Gardiner lAteui nid city If
Wheeling, deceased, west u Main Nrcct, south VI
Rank InOW Fourth street, and east N tho Ohio
river; and also Two town lots Nos &c and 3JJ lying
on The north side NJ Bank tnDw Fourth street,
which are more fully described In two several deeds
n conveyance Of the same, bearing date even with
siid deed u trust, and Of record In 0ld Ohio r0n-
" land records IN deed link No, 20, pages % ~,
~ and made by Thomas Sweeney, ST., and A. j.
Sweeney and Wife to the said superior Machine
COMPANY, and Thomas Sweeney 10 said Company,
respectively and hp0n which ate located the paint
shop, itlIg shop, store house and agricultural IT.
ting and machine shop u said Superior Machine
Company; also, the iron foundry brass foundry,
machine shop boiler shop, hitting shop blacksmith
shop stable, DC, Of Sweeney 4 Co., containing two
and half acres Of ground br the same moro " less
together With all tho buildings and improvement,
thereon, and all the engines, machinery, tools fG.
lures pertaining thereto aud also all patterns,
laihe,, boring mills, drilling machines, planning ma
chimes and other tools and fixtures uT0n tho al1ye
named premises andhNl byswecncys& Ca In and
. about their business ~ founders and engine and
machine builders.
TERSs oTsALE- On,:tou,ih Of lhcpnrCha@ mon
~ In hand on tho day u sale, and tho balance In
equal paymontsoi ilr, iitirs and ri1btrn months,
With interest from tho day Of sale. Deferred pay.
menA 10 h. secured either by deed NJ trust upon
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ri,r I,rnnir Mnnt I,rnoL

There Il no medicine prcsCribcd by
physicians, or sold Nv druggists, that car
RIGS such evidence Of its success
and superior virtue ns lIOsciIEE's GEn-
MAN SYRUr for severe Coughs, Colds
settled OH the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. \
proof Of that fact Is that any person AZ
hictcd, can get sample bottle for i ccnts
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size ut Is cents. II has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger.
many, and its wonderful cures are aston
ishing every one that usCs II, Three
doses will relieve any case. Try II, Sold
by Chas. Il. Dwight, Centre Wheeling and
Nv all Druggists. CodSw
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would not permit the undertaking OF any
more costly improvements, and the bor-
rowing limit had been about reached.
Mr.. Blair remarked that ii the city had
no means OF raising funds Tor carrying on
the business Of the city, this Council had
better adjourn sine die, as there was little
use in providing for expenditures that
could not be met.
Mr.. Stone offered an amendment, that
estimates be also made for wooden bridges
which was rejected, after which Mr..
Governs motion was agreed to,
The reports OF the Committees on
Real Estate, on Railroads, on Accounts,
on Streets and Alleys and on the Fire
Departments were read and the action OF
the Second Branch in approving the
same was conCurred in.
Dr. Baird moved that public drink.
ink fountain be placed at the lower end
OF the ID Ward Market House, and also
one at some suitable place, to be chosen
by the Committee on Water Works, in
the Sth Ward and the motion was carried.
The report Of the Committee on Lights
embracing that OF the Gas Trustees on
the extension OF gas mains to the 9TH and
Sth Wards was read, and the action OF the
Second Branch approving the same was
Concurred in.
The report Of the Committee on Grades
was referred to the Committee on Streets
and Alleys for further report. His
Honor, the Mayor, appointed MeSsrs
Hall, Dunning and Blair on committee
Of conference in relation to awnings and
awning posts, and when the committee
returned they reported that the committee
had agreed to disagree.
On motion Of DR.. Baird, the subject wa
referred to the Committee on Ordinances
Petition Of VIM. lIardenstein, Of 3l3
Main street, to change his business from
that OF wholesale liquor dealer to thai
Of coffee house, granted by the Second
Branch, was COncurrcd in.
Mr.. EgcrtCr offered an amendment tc
section OF the ordinance in relation tC
hogs, so that butchers be exempt from its
provisions. Quite n discussion arose on
the whole bearing OF the amendment, and
on motion OF DR.. Baird the subject was re
icrrcd to the Committee on Ordinances.
The special report Of the committee Oh
the cost OF full paid fire department
was read and ordered to be placed on the
minutes.
| Mr.. Blair moved to take up the SeconC
resolution of the May report Of the Com
mittec on Fire Department, in relo
ton to the purchase Of the National
Fire Alarm Telegraph, but Mr.. Butter
field moved to adjourn.
DR.. Baird moved that the adjournment
be until Tuesday evening, ut which time
the special order shall be the cOnsidera'
ton Of the ordinance for the removal o
garbagc-afler which the branch adjourn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-09

BOARD of REGENs.-Thc State Board
Of Regents will on Monday next convene
in this city and proceed the following
day upon an annual circuit among the
State Normal Schools They will first 60
to West Liberty aud witness the com.
menccmcnt exercises Of the Normal
School ut that point; next TO Fairmont
where the commencement comes of Oh
the 18th; thence to ShepherdstOwn, where
they will he On the 10th, and then t.
Marshal College ut the exercises which
take place on the 9th. The Board h
composed Of tho following gentlemen
Hon. b. W. Byrne, State Superintendent
Of Schools, President; Ills ExceIlenCy
Governor Jacob; Hon. Edward A, Ben
nett, State Auditor; lion. John $. Bur
dett, State Treasurer; Gus Cresap, Esq,
Of Preston county, from the First; State
Senator Scott, Of Richie county, from
the Second, and Judge LIS. SamucIs, o
Cabcll county, from the Third Congress
sional Districts respectively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-09

punLIc DRISklSG FoUNTAlSs.-Thc pc.
tition Of DR.. Il. Blum and others for the
privilege Of erecting public drinking
fountain nj the south end Of the Centre
Wheeling Market was granted by the
City Council last night. The fountain
will therefore he erected free Of expense
to the city, with theeSccption Of furnish.
ing Il with water.
Council also adopted n resolution in.
structing the Committee on Water Works
to erect two additional fountains, at n
cost not To exceed $3.50 each, one al the
south end Of the Second Ward Market
House and another At some place in the
Eighth Ward to he selected by the com.
mittCc.
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Allegheny ('nitIc.

EAST Liberty, June S.--CATTlE-Re.
ccpts to-day GiG head 81 cars Of which
were through stock and the balance Of II
ears for yard sales. Business good with II
good demand at good isc advance over
last week and the yards nearly bare. Prime
to extra $7a7 80; medium to good 80 2j1
G37iG; common to fair s. iOad 20; stockcrs
sSa0 jO philOdclphiaS 81 7jai %; bulls
scarce at $iaj 90. ....
Hoes - Receipts to-day 1885 head.
Workers $7a7 20; PhladclphaS 81 5Oa7 G5.
Receipts today 5000 head, and
run heavy. Clipped s. jOaj 10.
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CISCISSArI, June Cotton Easy at
ljic. Flour and Whcat-Dull and I'M.
changed Corn Steady at 73nT4c. Oats
Steady at,6doG9c. Ryc-Dullht 81 OSal TO-.
BARLEY iulland nominal Oils-UnchanG
ed. Eggs Firm at l5'gc. luttcr-Firmcr
and not higher Cheese Dull. Fork -
steady nj $40 90. lArl-Activc At l2'sn
re. Hulk Meats Steady and In molc[utc
demand; shoulders At S'.NsAc; clear rib
IIi,niitsc clear iiaic. liacon--null and
unchanged. Whisky Demand fair aud
market firm at 81 10,
lIOGs-Stcndy; common 81 jOaG IL; fair
to medium 81 Gta7 10; good to extra s. lon
IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-09

AN Anac0SDiSu TREASURER Mr.. Hen.
~ Stcngcl, n South Wheeling tohacconIsi,
until recently held the Office Of Treasurer
In the Excelsior Social Union, an Eighth
Ward dancing club. Henry couldn't
stand prosperity, and when the funds in
his hands amounted to about $40 he re-
solved upon "friendly move" Ia We.
nus and Wcgg Therefore he left for
parts unknown, and IL now doubtless liv.
Ing a life Of gaicty in some secluded spot
with the enormous fortune he so easily
oruuiFc1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-09

Relics AND CuRlOsiTIEs.-The Cont
mittcc on Relies and CuriOsitics Of the
Childrcns Home benefit entertainments
have been very successful thus far in
gathering up articles for exhibition. In.
deed, they have already received from all
parts If the country more relies than they
can find room for in the Opera House in
connection with the other entertainments.
II has therefore been decided to make 4
separate exhibition Of the articles, which
will lr given at Wicscl Hall some time
in July. All tickets left over from the
previous entertainments can he used at
the musctin,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-09

BALTIMORE, June S.--Flour- Dull and
unchanged. Wheat steady; No. western
rcd 81 30: others unchanged. COrn-Steady
Mt Sic. Oats-Dull white western ut Zoe;
mixed G7aGSc. Ryc-Wcak ut 81 l0al l2.
Hay Unchanged. provisiOnS--Dull Pork
--s2i OOa2l 30. hulk Mcais-ShoullCr nj
sSic; clear rib li76c Hams - i4iEai5c.
l.ord-Dull and nominal. lluttcr-ENSieE
western grass 2Oa2ic. COhrC--Firmcr and
unchanged. Petroleum 60 Nominal; crude
GaGi Ic refined l3Oi3hc, Whisky-Sttong
80 sIOi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-09

URUSTEE's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OLA DEEL
Of Trust made by james N. Wheat and Aman'
ia V. Wheat, his wife, to ne, dated tho 9Th day o.
December, A. b. 1870, aud VI record In the Oilre Of
the Clerk Of the County Court VI Ohio county, Wes
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Hook No, 3, page 26j,
shall OlIsr for sale at public auction II, the iron
door Of the Court llon,c Of sud county, In the ctl
u Wheeling, Oh TIL UIssDAY, the LIST day Of July
1873, beginning at 10 o'clock a, NJ the iOllOwn
property, situate In said city, that !, to say, lot
numbered one, two, three, four aud i've 10 sluar
numbered eleven, aud three, four aud Ave IN sluar
numbered nine In DR.. J. aud j, Il. Bakers add
tlon to tho city Of Wheeling,
TgRMS or SALR-One-thlr rash In hand, or Il
much more In cash rs the purchaser may ChoOse Il
nay, and the residue In equal ln,allment'at six ant
twelve months with interest at tho rate Of six pe
cent pOr annum irOnTthc day VI sale, tho dGfcrre,
ilstaIlmGnts aud interest ~ he secured upon III
property sold Title believed good, but selling q
trustee shall convey only snc title a. Is vested I
NE BY said decd Of trust
my2g GEO. b. CALDWELL, Trustee.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, June S.-t'lour-Dull. Wheat
Dull and lcclined; No. white Michigan
81 20; seller July 81 24l!; amber do spot
81 2itI; seller July, closing, 81 g3iS; seller
August 81 2iiG; No. red spot or seller
June 81 q; seller July, closing, 81 2glG; sell
Ter August 81 Pay; No. = red seller June
81 20, seller July md August 81 29l!. Corn
bull and declined; high mixed spot "a i9c;
seller June 7ic; seller July 1ic; seller Au.
gust 77ilc; low mixed 12i9c. Onts-Dnll
and nominal; white Gjigc.