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"Not without a warrant, unless W,
see that there is reason for arrestinl
him." replied the officers.
"Why, the old woman's my wife
and that fellah is goin' to 'lope with
her, and I want you to rest him."
Just then the woman came up: 81
say old man, what are you shootin
yer mouth off about? I'll tell how ii;
Mister addressing one ofthe officers
"He used to be my old man, but he
licked me and called me names, so
just lit out /; and now I've got another
fellah, and that's him, over there,
pointing to the man with whom the
reporter had first seen her.
The old man then begged his faith.
less spouse to return home with him.
His entreaties were earnest-like
those of man in despair. He held
her hand in his, kissed it, wept upon
it, said, in piteous tones, implored
her to 90 back to his now desolate
home. She "allowed" she would, if
he would let her friend come live
with her.
The old man vas frantic. 1t was
nearly train time. He could not car
ry this woman home, and the police
men had refused to arrest her ccnsort.
One of the officers suggested that he
should get warrant. There were
only seven minutes left, and the
office Of the Police Justice was nearly
a mile distant. Away he flew. He
would not compromise on any such
base terms as his wife had proposed,
but he would stop her flight.
While he is gone, his wife and her
friend 90 aboard the cars and are
soon rolling rapidly out of the city.
The station agent came out OF the
depot with a lantern in his hand, and
was about locking up the depot, when
man, bare headed and breathless,
thrust warrant of arrest under his
light. The railroad man couldn't
understand it. He didn't knew what
he had done that he should arrested.
Presently one of the policeman men
toned above came up and explained
the matter to the agent. 1t was too
late; the train had been gone ten
minutes. The old man staggered
back a few PAGES, put his hand to his
head as if attempting to realize the
truth and. finding that he was bare
headed and covered with snow, turn
ed, and walked slowly away.-S.
Louis Globe
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-11

a good KICK out CT doors u better
to young man than rich uncle.
Down in Louisiana they are hav-
ing warm rains. One is almost tempt
ed to turn bandit and go down there.
Avoid ANNOYANCE be cautious AMI
kindly. 1t is not safe to trample
upon so humble a thing as a bit Of
orange peel
When Cincinnati young man SAYS
to his souls idol, "Don't kiss me any
more, now. Sal I'm tired, y she knows
he has just been shaved by one Of
those pretty female BARRIERS.
Save your pennies. The Providence
Press says it never heard in funeral
oration or sermon, and seldom in pri-
vate conversation, the opinion eI-
pressed that man with $4,000 in
come had gone to hell.
A Snowman, whose notices called
for n few fat hoys to "feed his canni-
balls" received a card from man
saying that he couldn't spare his boys,
but he had a good "stall.fcd mother
in-law" that he thought would suit.
a Memphis fortune teller told a
man that fortune Of 5000 was
coming to him the next week, and he
shelled out $50 to his wife 10 buy Il
new suit. When too late, he learned
that his wife had fixed the thing with
the old woman.
The New York STR. Of Monday,
says: ''Mr. Beechcr was far from well
yesterday, and his entire family, from
wife to grandchild, were under the
doctors care, as he was himself. Pure
grit however, pushed him into the
pulpit"
a little fellow five or six years old,
who had been wearing undershirts
much too small for him, was put IN
tn a garment as much too large rs
the other had been too small. Our
six year Old shrugged his shoulders,
shook himself, walked around, and
finally burst out with, "Ma, ] do feel
.ful lonesome in this shirt -
The question is asked us, Wasn't
the True Story a part Of the policy
of silence?" We have never been
quite able 10 understand how the
parties TO this business Interpreted
the word "silence." IT. all as noisy
as council Of DAVIS discussing
chunk Of stolen cheese. -[BrookIyD
Argus.
4 man named Muybridge, who bad
killed the seducer of his wife, has
just been tiled aud acquitted in San
Francisco. Thejgy scorned to take
advantage of the plea Of "emotiOnal
insanity but boldly acquitted the
prisoner, on the ground that he serv.
ed the seducer right.
A Montana paper thinks there is
an awful fuss being made over the
Beecher trial. why" it says,
right out here is Bill Casey. He
went into family, married one girl,
spoiled mother, and has run away
with the third; and yet there is no
trial, no statement, no nothing, only
lust the old man with rife looking
around after Bill"
The Norwich, Conn, Adrertiser
says: "a young lady, very pretty,
walked around the road, seven miles, e.
in one hour and fortv.five minutes.
We remember escorting her around
the road once by moonlight. Time
four hours and forty-fve minutes.
But then she said she wasn't in a hur.
ry; the old folks had gone tocamp-
meeting. M
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One of the importunate juvenile

One of the importunate juveniles
who solicit pennies was asked, Where
is your mother?' She answered
efficiently, "She is dead "Have
you no father?" Eyes, sir but he is
sick" What ails him ?" continued
the questioner. "He has got sore
finger, sir" "Indeed!' "Yes, sir.
Then why don't he cut it OFF,
please, sir" responded the little
maid, she hain't got any money to
buy a knife"
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generous paying publishing compa
nies in this city. l felt as glad as
she did. and told her so. Little en-
couraging words don't cost much, and
they 60 a great ways sometimes. 1t
is the little things that count up in
long life; and so, ma am, thank you
for your kind interest in my story,
and hope | may bring you lots of
letters and good news always as long
as l am on this road. Good morn
inp."
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-11

Pluck AND LUCX.-Boys, be
plucky ifyou would he lucky. While
ten men watch for chances, one man
makes chances while ten men wait
for something to turn up, one turns
something up; so while ten tail, one
succeeds and is called a man Of luck,
the favorite of fortune. There is no
luck like pluck, and fortune most
favors those who are most Indifferent
to fortune.
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$50 A. M. EXPRESS Train-DAI

Trains leaving COyingtOn at T:l5 A. NJ, con-
meet at Charlottesville for Lynchburg Bristol and
Chattanooga; at GordOnsville for Alexandria
Washington, Baltimore and the North: and at
Richmond for Petersburg, Norfolk Weldon. Raj
eigh. Danville. Charlotte. Greensboro, COlum-
south.
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RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAILWAY!
- lasS--ssE.
FROM HUNTINGTON

On and after Feb. 18th, 1875, passenger
trains will run as follows:
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
EOIS SALE.

A number 90 nice lots near Oh, ill.,. ~, @.
~, .l1i, ne'e .1t- are splenddIv I9rtteJ az. NJ
80 or ali VII oe sold a. reas0nsSle price.
- on easy terms. can on yr Nartin J, Sis
'',.,e =. and see mays terms Ec -'i9' 'iu ~ niS
Wv MARTIN. Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26
FoR SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue Of dad Of trust made and sxNeutei
by John I. CopTtnay and Elizabeth CouTtney ~
vile to the uudenipSa hnstna bearing data th02ig
day Of 0cober, A. D. 1874, and recorded the CleEk
othee Of the County Court Of Ohio county, IVES
Virginia, In DEED q TFult Book No, pagOl No
~ aud ~, ! will al a Public Auction q ~
front door Of the Court Hople u The aid OhiG
county, In tho cltY 81 Wheeling, on
THURSDAY. The 18th day Of March, 1S1s,
BEGINNING At 10 o'clock a. n Of MD day, tho tol'
lowing described real utatA that q % nyi a pleei
Or parcdot ground situated on Woods Bun, IN OhiC
mile trum Granville, and bounded = hil0EE Com.
heneing Rt Z stake eoFnsf 70 Ilaae 3 Kelly md
the smith iaEm, and running thanrl N0Tth ~ ",
70 100 forty. and l-l0pOlOS % stake On Woodl
Run; themes down aid run ), WV, tA itlugl
thiEty.iouI and 9-iO0 poles 70 stake thenpe 3 ~
K IA 4tl00 imty-soIan and HOO popl ID sake
thenCa N, 21ltS Z ~ 2S-l00l twelve and 2S-lQ1
pOlel 70 4 StlEH thence az E. al 100 twenty
one and LILO pOlNs; thence v, BAs 10 Sio0l nine
ton and S-l00 poOl 70 tho place 81 beghnlnG SeT-
tllning eleven 9cruL two FOodi ard Gghteen pr
ehaA With al Improvements and appoFtnnAneo1
th0rOlnt0 belonging, bolng al The aln PI0parly
which was conveyed % the aid John 4. CppFiAey
by deol Of William = Hubbard, Special Commli;
deed q trust and recorded tn DEED Book Nc. q,
page No ~, ..,'r,
fERMS OF sALE-one- third d The purchase mop
Oy In Calh on tho day d hAla and the fVldno " two
equal payments n slx and tWOlTe monthL With In
tSrust from day Of Bala, and deed 81 trust y hq
given by the purehAAoF 70 secure the deferred pay.
nlontA Selling q Trustee will convey the ute
which d vested In mo By the aid decd Of trust
iaS J. q, QlLLESPY, Trustee
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CoNGuNPrYES Taxa EoTICE-EVeFy moment
o. delay makes your euro more hopeless and much
depends on tho judleioul choice d q remedy, Thl
amount Of testimony In favor u Dr. SehpnekJ Pull
monle Syrup q cure for consumption, iAr exceeds
81 any oibsr msiieIha ~ Gr SrhSneEiI AIiua.
mac, containing tho certificates " many porous d
the highest roipCetabllty, who have been restored
70 hoalth alter being pronounced ineuFable by ply
SlciAnH Of acknowledged ability, ShCOnck'S Pull
lnonlG Syrup alone has cured many, Is tho eyi-
thu employment Of two other RuileliG1 which Or.
SchOnek provides for the purpose, Thee additional
FOinedles arS SchOpckI SGa Weed Tonic and Man
InkO PlllA ny The timely uAe u thGse medicines,
according W directions, Or, SChUlck oorlihes thai
most any case Of Consumption may ho cured,
Dr. SehOnGk d professionally IL his principal
OlicB, corner sixth and Arch NTeCts, Philadelphia,
every Monday, who're all loltOS for advice must b
pldFpSSOd. OOlAV
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The Pope Outside the Yatlcan--
His Holiness Address 10 the
Lent prnnOhRRH In Roma.

Lent Preachers In Rome,
Rome February 81 correspondence Of tho London
TlnlOA ...
The Pope, who, on the 4th instant, for
the first time since tho Italian occupation,
appeared outside the Vatican, paying a
visit to the Baslllca Of St. Peter, has ad.
dressed q letter to the Lent Preachers,
After rcmarking that, like St, Peter, he
might say, "iSalutat tOs eeelesia qua est in
BdbyIons," he proceeds;
We do not indeed sec in Rome the
temples which 81. Peter found there con-
sccrated to idols; butidOls are not want.
Ing against which we ough to fight,
There Il no temple dedicated to Jupiter,
but there Is the Jupiter Of scepticism and
unbcliei, which, with his thunderbolts,
would burn to ashes tho same divinity ;
aud US no has despolled Il 0 Church Of
Jesus Christ Of everything, he would make
II disappear from the face Of the earth.
There Is no temple dedicated to Mercury,
but who can say how frcightfully thieves,
his worshippers have multiplied.
There Is no temple Of Venus, but thore
are hundreds and hundreds OF houses
where many people incur eternal danIua-
ton. But this is not all. There are
Protestant churches, which, II they can
be deemed less dangerous, yet form a
ground for great sorrow. In Rome, pro.
destined by God "a the capital
Of the great Catholic family; In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

NEW YoRE, February 25.-COttOn Firm
mlddling nplauds l6c. FlOur-Stsady; gu
perfine western and State ~ 2Oa4 81; com
mon to good 81 O5a4 So; good to choice
"a 90a4 95 white wheat extra 81 S5aO %
extrn Ohio u 75aG 90; ". Louis "a seas %
Rye Flour--in fair request at. Corn Meal
Quiet WhGat-AGtiVs and shade easier
No. spring 81 l5ai IL; No. 8 do : O5t
/ d; No. 2 Chicago 81 07hai 10; No.
Milwaukee 81 O0ai II; No. 2 northwestern
81 coal 10. llyo-Dull Mt BiaQ6e. Barley
Moro active III 81 SO. Malt-lIeavy; Can
do 81 90. Coma shade frmert mixed
western S2aS3hci yellow S3aSSlfo. oatl
Dull ind a shade lower; mixed western
GOaGs No; white Gsa7io. lIay-Ftrm at Oh
100. HopS--Dull. ColeoLDull at 1917
1870, gold. sugar-Flrmi fair 70 good 70
timing 71Ga7h; prime 80. AIco--Quiet Mo
lassCs-Quist and unchanged. Whlgky-
More active and hr1nOr ut 81 Os cash; 81 ot
regular way.
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IhiCRRO.

CHICAGO, February g5.-Flour--Qul6
and unchanged. Whoat.-Dull; No. sprinl
SOC; No. 2, sac spot; 1870 seller March
S5,Sc solIOr April; No. ), s3Ifo; rejectet
7GXa77c. COfn--ActiVe and prices I'D
vanued; No. mixed 639SO spot; 6SiSc nellei
March; 64sEc bid seller April; rejected o. J.
62Ac. ONts--Dull and unchanged; No. 2,
$50 spot bS>to seller March. Rye and Bar
ley-1Dull and nominal at 90. Glove
sGed-Steady; medium % 6Oa6 90. Dresset
Hogs-Stsady; light 81 80; fancy 81 l2H
Pork-DOnlahd fair and prioOs advanced
SIS 10 spot or seller March; $is 40ais 49,
seller April. tard-Demand active mt
prices a,lvuhued; $t3 20 spot OF Sclle
March; &i3 45 seller April. WhlSky-De
Inai,d active and prices advanced 10 81 Oh
held at 81 10. ..
On Oall board grains were unchanged
Pork--$lS 10 April; SiS Is May. Lard
Firm at $40 AK April.
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TRusTEE's SALE OF THE
Clemens Farms


BY virtue Of two deOda Of trust made BY sObleik
RFady, Trustee, and Mn. Catherine 3, Clemens
the one dated the 10th day o. NOvembsr, 1870, Nnt
the other dated tho lBt day Of April lS74 and boil
Of FeeuTd IN The CleFk's 0tace 9f tho County Cour
for Marlhall county, Wet Virginia, one In dO0E
book No. 49, page o. aud The other II deed Of lIus
book No, !, paga y, will Ofier for lals Of Publ
Auction, nj the irnnt door Of tho Court lOus0 o
Ohio county, West Virginia, on
TUESDAY, March l6lh, 1875,
At 10 a. ", the property mentioned and described
Ia The two deeds u tFih Aforesaid; tho same beln(
The tIaet d land for some time known . III
CLEMENS FARMS, situated In The COUNTY Of Mar,
shall, West Virginia, on tho waters VI Wheollnl
about two miles from Kim Grove Station on thG
llumphOl Railroad,
The said Farm Is divided by stullI Run into tive
aTna Of tracts Of about equal Size, zach containing
about In acres Nearly all thu land undef hlgh
state u cultivation llVery rich and beauHiuly 10
cAted. Upon the south Of cast portion tOrO 10 largo
ytOne nlinIlOn house, with Ill tho necessary out.
bulldlngi, and upon Tho Other part there 10 good
tenant house.
Said Farms will bosod either separately or ,OsOlh'
U, 70 suit purchaser. iE
The Trustee will, on application, give any lniOr'
nation that may 10 desired AS 10 i1IRI pondlL ons
no., and he als0 has q complete plat and survey d
Tho land showing Ia extent lines, iOnCO1, improve
menta, dc, p .'.. gTi
TRRMS also madO known on day Of salo. 81
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee
No, li47 Chapllne Street,
WHEEIINO, Feb. ., 1875. 10
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0oYRRNMRNTa-staalY.

RAILROAD BONDs--Strong and active,
Tho Pacific, Michigan Central aud Chicago
Burlington 4 Quincy IS being tho proml
nent TEXTURES.
sToCEs-Trrogular during the first part oil
the day, but latOr became weak and lower
with Pacific Mail and Eric leading the de-.
cline; Western Union aud Pacific Null
were armOr, During tho last hour the
market was firm and prices recovered Y to
~ from tho lowest point OF the day. The
greatest advance was In Pacific Mall, which
rose to S3T, Union Pacific, Rock Island,
Lake Shore aud Western Union werO gen
orally tirlu, with slight fluctuations. OhiOs
and Erie were exceptionally weak, tho lat.
tor on various unfoundod rnmOrs about a
reduction Of rates, default on tho March
interest, 30, Transactions 10000 shares,
Of which 5000 were Pacific Mail, ST. 900
Western Union, $4,000 Northwestern, l4,OOO
Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, 1000 0hiOs, l7OOO
Wabash and IL. 900 Union Pacific,
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Nos s and 10 run Daily. No. Daily, oxcopt
sunday, No, Daily, except Saturday.
East hound trains make connections al Baltlu,oro
With trains for PHILADELPHIA New York and Boston,
AZ Washington City, iof all points South.
Westbound trains make direct connection for al
points WOst and Northwest,
Pullman Palace Cars on al night trains
WHEELING, PITTSG AND BALT, DIVISION.
EAST-LRAyEl WEBr-LEAVEs
'WhOellng daily SWNhingtOn, Pa.
at.,,,,-..i,. 10 Goa. N. daily Rt,r.,.t:i 10 4 nj.
Wh0Cling daily WeahingtOn, II.
at'';,...".,,.r.-E9d p a. daily at,,,".,.2l0 n N,
sundays excepted 'sundayJ excepted.
Tickets 10 all PRINCIPAL points can 10 procured
tho OiiCO At tho Depot.
TIIo& n. SHARP,
Master nj Transportation.
R, T. DEvRIEs, General Agent, WkCCling.
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You have gOt into trouble procure al once package
81 tho samahtanl Gilt, uSS q directed aud you viii
10 all right In thrOO OF four days The trouble
when taken In tmO Z easily overcome, but Whpn
nOgeGtel Or WhOp tho quArk d visited and 10 gives
bis course Of HAlMm CopalbG thUn very often SSri-
Gus complications artSo which prOlons the disease
for We0kS perhaps months,
Another lallaey Is, In persons trying t0AaVO few
cents, dabba In cheap dfugI which 70 dlb1rdeF and
aCkOn the stomach that almost death Itself would
ba a relief SanATltAnS OH will Cup every
tmo, with 10 nlOFg unpleasant results than II tho
trouble had not existed IL oil,
Male packages, q; Female, %. Sent by mall 10
any address. DESMOND 4 CO., Proprietor 0l6
RacO strOGt, Philadelphia jan2S
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EOR ALL FEMALE COMPLAINT

In young or old, married or single, At thu
dawn Of womanhood or the change Of life
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription mani
tests such positively remedial in.
fuence as to call forth tie lOudest praise
from I'LL who use il.
Mr.. JoHN A. kinney, druggist, Of Knob
Noster, Mo, writer's as follows,
sDF. Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y, Dear Sir
Your medicines sell better than any other
I keep, and give universal satisfaction.
The people are especially delighted with
your Fayorito Prescription, and, it seems
to DO . favorite among all that have ever
used it," Its sold by druggists and deal
ers in midicines every where,
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CiNctSSArt, February TO- Cotton :,
Quiet ~ 1910. Flour and Wheat--Dul
and unchanged. Corn--Dull at 65aBec
Oats-Firm at 6gaG0c. RyV-Fifm at Al IL
Batlsy-DulI and nominal. Eggs-F'ifr
Al VSe. 0lls-unchanged, butter and
ChecSo--Fifn. poFk-Dull and hOmiha
oil $685.. lArd-DHll steam offered q
$i5 90 seller March with no buyers kettle
ilc. Bulk MBats=Dnll; sales at 99Ia9Al
iOISc for partly cured. Whlsky-Dettand
IioSsGDdiii common 81 6Oa6 90; faif tC
medidhi % G0a6 50; good 10 choice u 00a
I 90; bulk sales 20 SON7 %.
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among the rulers Of the land to 70 about
iamiliarly with man not Of his kind OF
age. Here, also, was that dreadful Tilton,
goaded on BY his secret real or imagip-
AIRY, out Of work, mbIpse, desperate. Be
tween his ascendan6y, and Beecher the
wife felt that thsway Of mutual friends
was hard. e.I
SHE FACED Mr., TGLTON
and warned him of the premises if he
should seek to usurp the will Of her hus'
band and use him for private revenge.
She faced Mr.. BeechGr, too, and notified
him Of the evil that Overhung him, and Of
the simplest and only possible outlet,
Publicity came with time. The remorse-
less secret burst the confines Of mere
private custody, and in the inundation it
made, far and near, the name Of "Moul-
ton" loated on every cask and spar.
The schoolmate friend had his will.
The pastor antagonizGd his host and To-
gate, The wife had TO appear on the wit
ness stand, hostage OF a mystery, vic
tim Of feud, ,ts.t5. fgag
WHAT BEEcHER SAID.
The following are Beecher's remarks to
Jeremiah Robinson about his niece's tes.
LlmOny: Robinson was talking to General
Tracy, when BeeChCr walked quickly to.
ward Robinson and said: "You ought to
be proud Of your niece Her story has
truth for foundation, but il, in effect, a
lle," Robinson turned on his heel, Tracy
followed him, and, putting his hand on
Robinson's shoulder, said; Don't repeat
what you heard. BeCcher il excited, and
don't know what he says" Robinson re-
piled: "Gf Mr., BeechOr knew that, within
twGnty.iour hours alter no had made his
confession to my niece she told me Of 1t,
exactly as she told II Just now, he would
not have been ii such i hurry to callit a
lle," The incident has OGcasfOned n great
deal Of dGbate,-somO OF 1t not ovor-Com.
plimcntary to BeechCr.
lEECHER's ApIIERRNTs DOING THEM
SELVES INJURY,
Towards gross attack on Mrs. Moulton
In the Star has been followed up by mum.
Der Of anonymous letters, some Of them
too filthy toquote. One such missiye, i'd
dressed to Mrs. MoulIon, and written In
disguised hand, brimsover with gill, edgCd
the Language being both elegant
and Shamelessly ri6ald. Her enrRged
husband offers $1,000 for the detection OF
tho sCOundrel who wrote ii,
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I.biIntIelDhia.

PHILADELPHIA, February 25.-retrole,
um-NOminal; refined l4NC; crude In bar
rrls Toe. Clover SCSd-SnleS Of iiAliAc
Flonr--lnactivCt Wisconsin and MinnOeo'
Ia family, ~ 69lGA5 90; Pennsylvania, lndi
ann ahd Ohio e. 26a5 &c. WhONt--Flrn
red 81 20; amber 81 20; white 81 10. Corr
LIN active demand at 8OaSlc. 0AtS--COin'
tnand full figures; white CSC; mixed 6jaG6c
Provisions =. In steady request Green
MCats-liams i0Hc: shoulders In salt 7Xa
SIC. Dressed l1ogS-SHaDc. LAtd--i4a
ALIKE. Whisky-$l 10. lIultOr-l'ricel
unchanged. CkCesc--Firm. Egga-Flrm
westHtn gDN39u, ..l
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Though there is some falling Of in The
number Of the receipts, yet the number left
over from last week have, with the present
weeks receipts, overlooked the market,
which has been exceedingly dull, and
prices are weaker than last week and tend.
Ing downward, though there 10 no change
in quotations, The quality continues quite
good, fair to good aheep being quite in tho
ascsndsnpy among the arrivals. Quota.
tons: AIfa7ISc gross,
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TOLEDO, February 3S.-F1Our-puil, but
unchanged. Wheat-Dulli No. 3 white
WSbaSh q lax; extra white Michigan
Al iIX, amber 81 O6al 06N. CornIDalI
And lower; high mixed 674j seller April
7oS; teller MAy70Hei low ml&eh 67e, Oat,
dull and lower No. !, 800 No. and
Michigan b7Iict white 5efc. Clover Seed
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

NEW YoRx, February %, package trade
IN cotton goods aAd prints ialtly active.
cotton goods am, with strong advancing
iESjSnsy. Columbian, Otll and Warren
tienimS advanced Ic; Cadlt ticks advanced
10, G6fnofS, Amo1keag aud Waman!ni
mint very strong. Dress goods quiet
Wooden goods continue quiet IN rtthana'