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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-27
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY 3;

GEDkGIA IOBB CULNT1
70 all whom it may concern Mrs c. V
Howell hoyng in prop-r form applied 10 me
tor letters If administration on the estate Of G.
C. Howell late Of said county. This is to cite
an and singular The creditors and next of kin
of g. c. Howell to be and appear It my Office
ou or lpfre be first Monday in October next
and show cause if any .Ery can why admins
traiou ,ho1ll not be- granted to sal G. '.
Howell. ! his SEPT :. l@76.
II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
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Georgia, Pjckens County

". II. SIMMONS. Ord Y.
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Georgia, Plckcus County

W, II Simmons. Ord',.
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Administrators Sale.

Z. y. KNIGHT, Administrators
AL. Culiegendrum
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-26
Sniritual Mediums.

The London EtaU'iHer, speaking Of the
prosecution Of the so.called medium
Slade under the vagrant act in London,
says:
"However the proceedings may end,
they cannot but do good. The foolish
people who allow themselves to be mixed
up with spiritualism on the ground that
it is impossible to know whether there
is not something in it, will perhaps, be
brought to their senses when they real
ize the fact that q medium is, in reality,
much the same kind OF person as an
itinerant fortune-teller. There are .
large number OF credulous people who
know nothing OF natural science, bat who
have idle time on their hands, and con.
seqHently entertain very great idea Of
their own importance.
"These good folks are the natural prey
OF the professional medium, As soon as
they take up with sFiritualism they end
themselves persons Of importance. The
grossest Aaitery is heaped upon them;
great court is paid them, aud in small
circle they achieve certain notoriety
which, however cheap and nasty it may
really be,is yet not without It's attractions
for vain and weak minds. l. Is very graf
living to the average English N. jour
dain 10 suddenly discover that he knows
more about the laws OF nature than such
benighted materialists as Tyndall and
Huxley, and more about metaphysics
and the laws OF thought than Mill. Such
couceit grows with what it feeds on, and
from an inquirer the poor silly dupe de-
velops into a believer, and sometimes
even into n medium.
1.-THE benefit Of the proceedings taken
By Profession Lancaster is that hoBever,
they may end, they will serve to show
spiritualism as what II is-a disreputa-
bic kind OF thing, with which honest men
and women cannot have too little to do.
Slade may be convicted, committed or
acquitted. Itmatters nothing which fate
betalls him. What is important is that
weak and foolish people should see that
prima taeie there is no distinction between
q professional medium and Gypsy vag.
abond. Fewer people would allow
themselves to be mixed up with spirit.
ualism il the character Of professional
mediums were better understood"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-26
The Wool Trade.

.,''evivL Q! the wool trade implies a
'Ns upAnoug the wooden mills. I'm.
F":.1e4s IN one branch Of trade invari.
: y brings improvement in another.
'N WOOL business has for some time
I'ooFing under severe depression,
.',aoE II has caught the feeling that is
saoticed in other branches Of busi-
So lad the wool dealers manifest all
!. '!1pi0n' OF return Of confidence.
nay agreat many WOODEN mills had
pfed altogether. In June the wool
-P'n thrown upon the market, AID il
AEen up by the dealers a, a low
.N Then the wooden mills every
l. s began 20 run, and manufacturers
r n,aa orders coming in a, the season ad.
n, "a Those who had bought low be.
~, % realize their advantage. Their
ES.",.s"eight and ten cents per pound.
L, ,'i t prices for wool are 10 advance
III asgae' depends on the coming de.
ott, lot WOODEN fabrics, But Il il
niS.,sIy asserted that wool will rise il
en-. = long aS the demand a, The mill
-, sues sues Dealers believe tina, the low.
Y, sue ,SS Tor wool we're reached months
Z a. 20 that the trade is now starting
''ad and healthy basis.
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The Iron Trade.

Philadelphia Lsdses.l
The New York BGlIe.iR Of the l9Ih, We
are glad to see, adds the iron trade tothe
various branches OF trade which have
been OF late experiencing q steady I'm.
proyement. There have been indications
Of recovery all along during the past
month or two, and the market reports
show the business for the past three days
to have been the largest Of any like Pc
Rod for some time past. The agent for
the Thomas Iron Company states that
that concern has six furnaces in blast,
working to their full capacity, and that
preparations are being made Tor blowing
ia another, in consequence Of increased
business. From the Pennsylvania and
Ohio iron regions there are also rery
favorable reports. An announcement OF
some improvement in the iron trade has
been anxiously awaited generally, but
especially in this region, for with in
creased activity 10 iron there follows
naturally increased demand for coal, and
active movement Of this fuel will give
increased credit and values TO the coal
roads. In this little paragraph announc.
ing an increased demand for iron, may
be found the germ that will give new
life 10 the stocks and loans OF all our
coal carrying companies.
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The Man VINO Gave odd.

Detroit Free Pros.
After 4 strange man had finished eating
4 hearty meal At one oil the stands in the
City Hall Make. yos.erdsy he remarked
to the woman:
AS 1 was sitting down to this meal !
said TO myself that I'd bet one dollar
against the dinner that the Greenback can
didates would not carry n single State.
II they do, you have won the dollar, and
| shall have lost it"
~ want thirty.aye cent? Of you" she re-
piled, pulling of his comforter.
"Or I'll bet you Eve dollars against =
meal that the Democrats carry New York
State" he continued.
~ want pay, or there'll be trouble right
here!" she exclaimed, slipping of her
bonnet.
"Or III bet the same sum on the same
terms, that the Republicans will carry
il" he remarked, As he wiped off his
sandy goaiee.
u never bet, and want my money"
she called out, being now all ready for
action.
"Great heavens, but look at the odds l
offer you" he gasped. VI not only let
you bet on either side, but offer you the
most fearful odds that have ever been
given since the advent Of the Christian
erap
u can't help the Odds" she answered,
as she got hold Of his coat-tails. "You
don't leave here till I get my money"
"0r, I'll bet you S35 against this
thirty.fve cent debt" he went on, that
neither Hayes nor Tilden will be elected.
One Of them must be, but ], offer to bet
they won't be, simply 10 permit you TO
coin S35 out OF my hard earnings, Great
Jigs! but such another offer was never
known since Oliver Cromwell kept 4
fighting dog"
"Thirty.6ve cents " she shrieked, pull.
ing him around.
LAST, bat not least, I'll bet you forty
to one that haven't had thirty.five cents
about me Tor month: Come, now, /
offer you every chance to win"
She gave him two solid kicks and was
and drafting third, when he
made bolt and left coat.tail in her
grasp. While an officer was looking for
him around the market he was placidly
surveying the Soldiers Monument and
picking his teeth with straw,
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Cincinnati Enquirer.
II could not hut Be that man Odueated In Gun
Ming, In hypcrIIy, in Iniquity nominated IN cur
ruptIon and shameless efroutery, e1en though hi
millions could elect him, would give Us the mos
corrupt administration the country has sver known
IcnannIti EDqulreT.l
Flrtt-lle cannot carry his own Suite in SoVOu'
Der.
socond-Hs cannot carry any NorheEn state.
Thlrd-He q 4 hypOcIIto, political sWtndIer
has been public Plnderer, and 10 really the onlJ
dtEUPatable eandldItO prominently named On IAS
pOulocrAtie ode.
Foarth-He did what he could 10 deisst tbS
Democratic pGrtyiH the State q Ohio In is75I e.
pending bis money and slbsidlEiAg The Eastern
democratic party 70 that end, kb0sing that OhSo'l
victory vas his deielt, and loVing Eidsn morI
than The Dem cratic party. He has camel thG
enmlty Of the West and South.
FIlth-HG has soaght that high odSee BY
methods 70 Unpreeede1tedly shameless and do
reputable that Il ROad Be al everlasting stigmA
upon Demoef1ue convention TO nomInSts him,
and TePFoaeh upon the American people TO eleei
him Il nominated.
lTOlsi0 DenoeTItl
The nomlnatIOn Of slmpsl J. nlden, Of Ct,
Louis after the exposure Of his GViDdHng With
Wildrat IhinplnteEs In MiehiEan, SOuh disgneG
the Democratic party, and result IN iIs GTSEI
Hhelmtng dsfsat The Democrats Eonld cut Z
hIndSOme 6guIs with 'samAel J, IiIden, The
MIehiGln Wild Cat haufeE, 90 their ticket a
harA.inoney candidate fuE President.
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Partnership; live geese, 40a50c.
FRUIT-oranges plenty at s. 90 . box
TarnnnE nj ~ On a hnx

tEATAEkS-Dulli ave geese 7VAOOc.
FRUIT-Orsnges plenty at IS 90 . box.
Lemons at S. 90 = box.
GISSRSG-More active at soc.
GRAIS-The receipts have been rather
more liberal during the past week, but as
yet there has been no decline in prices.
Wheat is in steady demand, and the
mills are taking all that offers within
the range Of our quotations. Quotations
IT1eGt-QuOted at 81 50al 40; new 75ca
81 70. Outs No change TO note; old
quoted at 40c; new, SOaS5c. Corn-The
supply is about equal 10 the demand ;
sales at 45a50c. Rye-Quiet 1t 15c. bar.
key-Sot much demand.
GRoCIRIEs-Trade is rather more active.
Quotations: CoJeeJ-Good Rio quoted At
COKE; prime 9lHa92c; choice 3o1za93c;
Java 96c; best roasted &c; yellow Rio % Hc.
SyrupS-Common 45a50c; prime 55a60c;
New Orleans MolaSses, choice Csc. Sugars
Refined, hardI crushed l2c; powdered
and graduated Ike; A Coffee NE; B
HE; extra c lie; commercial A Sugar lie;
commercial B l0Ec: commercial C l0Nc;
yellow 95sal0H. Riee-Carolina 5Aa6c;
Louisiana none in market.
HAY-Is in rather better demand, and
the market frmer. Loose selling from
country wagons at $9Al0 %, as to quality
and condition.
NAILS-The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencing-le 70 God - So;
Sd and Cd s. 10; Cd and ID 50 IS; i'd and Cd
s. 60; Sd 81 IS; ID S 90; Barrels mss So;
in. IS IS; ~ in. 81 60; II in. 81 IS; IN
in. S. IS: TX in. s. 60! 'Finishing-l in.
s. IS; IL in. So s.; y In. s. S.; . in. 81 80;
* in. 81 81; 3 in. 81 10; CaSing-l0d 70 sod
s. 60; Sd s. IS: Cd 81 10; I'd 81 IS; Fine
Blued-4d 81 60; Sd IS IS; Cd Sc 80; Lining
Eails-T in. s. 50; Tobacco Hhd-6d and
I'd s. IS: Sd $ 90; Clineh Nails-an sizes
81 90; Cut Spikes-all sizes s. 10 Boat
SpikS, CUTS 60.
PoTAroEs-The market for Irish is
easier, in consequence OF increased re-
coipts; selling at 7Oas0c per buShel.
0SIoSs-In fair demand, but the supply
is ample and prices remain unchanged;
81 0Oa3 IS per barrel.
CABBAG.-Per barrel, 81 5OaI 70.
PRovISloSs-Business although less ac-
tive as compared with last month, Is all that
can be expected at this particular time, as
the demand always drops Of at the close OF
the season. The following are the current
iobbing rates Mess Pork-Sls 80. Bacon
Stock Of old bacon exhausted and quota.
tons nominal. New Lard-Butchers llc;
fancy city 1l15aI2c.
SGLT-Per barrel, 81 90.
sEEDs-TImothy seed, g 20 per bush;
clover nominal. ir.
sSUFF-Garrett's boxes 81 50a7 80.
WHEELING SroGIRs-slO 50all 90 per
1000.
WooL-The market Is firm: 3Sa4Oc for
choice washed, and one.third of for IN.
washed.
RAGS-9c
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY. October 25.-CATTLR-
Receipts to-dAy75 eats or ! ,275 head, all
for this market; total for two days ), 1856
head. Suppl heavy, but mostly common
to medium. Market active at of prices
and nearly all sold. Best S 81; medium to
good 81 oCai 80; common to fair s. 50A
400.
HoGs-Receipts $50 head; total for two
days s,0Sl; Workers IS toa5 65; Philadel.
phiaS S. 0Oa6 IS.
SHREP-ReceiptS to-day 1900 head: total
fOrtWo days 800. Selling at s. OOa5 0O.
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Charaeteristie Words.


lSamuelJ J. rlden.
The uar i, a psrEeeI outrASe, and SIIl lend DC
aidstAnoe 10 its prosecution.
Is, J. Tilden'S Speech IN 1884,
~ viii resist, under any and ali drrumSt1nees
the Use Of force 70 s0eIeO the soath into ihS
ullon."
IIIsndreks a, shslbyIille, Feb, s, lSs1l
did not adVtsa any bSdy to snllst, hscause
WRs not going myself, and EOlld not FCCommend
any One 70 do Gtsins SOuid not Do mysSlL
LThOmb 4. HsDdIIekS In 1881
. UIl conEross would tAke bundls Of tEItehe,
and switch them u4neoln and his Clhingtl out q
he White HO1Ss II Voald b veil iSr TIE peoalS
but until that b done II yin not b well. YOu
may hear pFayGgin our ehnreheA Jolf SOS nay
70 . the battlefield, but cur e0aptIy q BOg To u
restorod q II WEI unt1 Abollhoam : burisd,
nsVSr 70 b rGIurTeeted."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-26

NEW YORK, October 25.-COtton--Quiet
at 10 l5.l6allLc. Flour - Fair demand
without decided change. Wheat-With.
out decided change. Kye-Quiet; western
721fas0c; State s6a9lc. Corn-Slightly in
buyers favor; western mixed S5a5711 Ic
mixed steam 5sa5s1zc. Barley Heavy
No. 9 Canada S. Is. Malt-Firm. Oats
Moderate and Steadier; western mixed and
State 3laisc. Hay and Hops-Unchang
ed. Rice-Fair inquiry. Coffee Firm
and unchanged. Sugar-Fairly active; fair
to good refining ea9Nc; prime 95c. No
lasses-F Firm. Whisky = Dull at 81 Ia
al AK.
There will be no commercial market re.
ports tomorrow. The Cotton, Produce and
Butter and Cheese Exchange and Grocers'
Board having adjourned till Friday, eth
inst, as the members are going to the Trade
meeting in Philadelphia tomorrow.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 95.-Flour Steady
but firm. Wheat-Quiet; No. . Chicago
spring 81 19 cash; 81 I?I5al l2sI Novem.
Der; 81 legal l2A December; No. 5, 9sca
aSl 0S; rejected s7a95c. Corn-Dull and
prices shade lower; No., 421ka4S cash: 433S
a4S Nc November; 431I5 December rejected
42Ilc. 0ats-Firm and unchanged. Rye
Quiet and unchanged. Barley-Szong
and higher at Sjc cash and November.
Pork-In fair demand, but at lower rates
SIG 00.cash; SIS 70 October; SIS so the year.
LArd-In fair demand but at lower rates at
So IS cash; $40 50 October; 50 so November;
50 4?I1a9 - the year. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and steady; shoulders exc; sides s,zasHc.
Whisky-Sl 10.
At the close Wheat was lower at 81 1l;S
November; 81 1914 December. Corn easier
at 43Ac November. Oats 10 lower. Pork
dull, firm aud unchanged. Lard unchanged.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by'M1ry Y
Merritt TO the undersigned Trustee, dated the 80
day Of December, 1874, and duly recorded among
the land records Of Ohio county West Virginia, 4
DEED Of Trust Book No. 5, pases 20 and q, vii
on
WEDNESDAY, The 9Th day Of October Is7s,
At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio eoua'
~, West Virginia, commencing Al 10 O'Clock A. ~.
proceed To sell to the highest and best bidder thu
following deSTibed real estate, that Is to ay "Lol
No. lseTenl In square No. q ltwenty-tourl, and
lot No. three In square No. 2 (t1enty.twOl
Both Of slid lots are In Joseph CaldEels Addition
70 the eity Of Wheeling, West Virginia, and they
are both on the Vsst ode Of George street, noH
feet deep"
TERMS OF sALE-one-third eaSh, md the bal
ance In two equal instnlmenb At stx AID twelve
mOnths, with interest from day Of ale, With Se-
curity 70 be approved BY the Trustee.
HASslBAL FORBES, Trustee.
J. ". MITCHELL, AuctIoueGr
|. WHEELING, W. VA, Aug s, 1875 aus
The above sale 10 adjourned until WEDHES.
DAY, the Isl Of November, 1876, Al 10 oelock An.
HANNIBAL FoRbES, Trustee.
WHEELiS0, ". Va, Oct. I, 1875 oc5
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Southern War Claims.

iN='A' StV York Tdbune.
Remember 1851. "The Democratic
psHy will never rebel; threats OF die
'a!oa At the South come only from a
s' irresponsible persons" Democratic
'i"aker' had said only a year before. Sc
2'y "a! nov, The Democratic party
III never pa! Southern war claims,
vel! few rockies, men propose it to
i'''s the mob; only ignorant men i'm
'fl'' that It Is possible. The Demo
''A''' Pi'iy H.'lid never permit such 4
-''S Yes, a Democratic President
',''a resist Just a. Buchanan resisted
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RAILROAD BOSDS-This afternoon New
Jersey Central frsts new advanced to ll0K,
do convertible fell of 10 SIX. Rock Island
rs brought III, Milwaukee 4 St. Paul LA
Crosse Division) 103, Central Pacific l095I<
and Morris 4 Essex seconds 107. Ohio 4
Mississippi consolidated sinking funds were
firm at 90, and do seconds At 5S1<. hanni.
bal & St Joe convertibles were offered at
81, against sales at SIX this morning.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet and pric rs nomi.
nal.
STocEs-Were strong and higher in the
early dealings, with an Improvement in
prices Of from 4 to y. per cent. At the
inst call reaction took place under sales
to realize profits. After the second call the
market was firm with an upward tendency.
At the close the prices showed a decline Of
Ha21S per cent from morning quotations,
which were In some cases the highest yet
made since the recent upward movement
set in. There was considerable selling for
bear account. Delaware, Lackawanna 4
Western declined to 70 \ and closed at 75x.
Michigan Central fell of to 495s. Lake
Shore 10 6lH; Northwestern common TO
3sLS; preferred to 6IS<; New York Central
to l045z; Erieto TX; Rock Island to 1OlJE;
St. Paul common 10 FIX; preferred to 5s1<;
Ohios to 1lH; Delaware L Hudson to 7JN;
New Jersey Central to SEX; Western Union
TO 721G, and Pacific Mail to FAX, the last
named recovered in the final sales to %.
The transactions were 2lS000 shares, OF
which i, 900 we're Pacific Mail, A., 900 West
ern Union, 10000 Northwestern, $500 Rock
Island, 1900 st. PaulS, 1900 Erie, $1,000
Lake Shore, 1900 Michigan Central, 5000
Delaware, LAckGwannA 4 Western, and
ZOO New jersey Central.
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CINCINNATI, October 95.-Cotton-Quie,
at 1850. Flour-Fair demand. Wheat
Steady; red 81 15al 25. Corn-Steaty at II
a4Sc. oats-Steady at 3OaS7c. Rye-Quiet
atI6sc. Barley-Steady fOt prime TO choice;
fall 81 l0al 10; other qualities neglected,
Pork-Steady and in good demand al
SIC 00al6 10, latter delivered. Lard
Steady; steam lOc; kettle lO&al09sc, Bulk
Meats-Inactive ct 6AasIS4s4aS1zc. Ba.
con-Quiet but steady at s{a9<a93Sa94sa
9;sc. Butter-Dull and unchanged. Wits.
ky-Steady at 81 II.
HoGs-Steady; common Light s. 0Oa5 ?5;
fur to good Light IS 40a5 g.; heavy $ 90
n5 IS
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FlNANClAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTELLIGENcER,
Wednesday. October 25

euuGS04lb SSbVOtE 80 ]
The leading markets continue active,
and prices are well sustained. Flour il Ia
good demand, and there has been an I'D.
vance Of from 80 to IS cents on all brands.
There Is very fair business in groceries;
coHees, sugars and rice are all quoted high.
er. The market is overlooked with butter,
and prices are much lower in consequence.
Another advance Is reported In the price
Of eggs. Cheese Is in good demand, at our
former quotations. Wool continues firm.
APPLRs-Supply fully mp to the demand
prices are weak, but unchanged, ranging
from Soc to 81 90 per Dbl. There Is not
much prospect Of any immediate improve.
ment In prices.
BuTTER-With increased offerings, the
supply aecumulAting, and stronger dis.
position 10 realize, the market Is weak,
and prices are lower. It may be quoted at
lsa20c.
BAKING PowDER-S5AS6c per ID.
BRooMs-Fancy, So 0oa2 95a3 90; plain
81 75A2 50
BEESwAx-25c.
CANNED GooDs - The following are
the current jObbing rates: Peaches, 5
pound cans per dozen, g Is; pound
CANS ~ WI pOAHu CaAhS tVAuAtOESt
81 81; ID cans tomatoes 81 10; Win.
slow corn, . lb cans, s. 10; sweet corn,
81 80; common corn, 81 65; strawber.
ries, 2 lb cans, 81 90, blAckberrieS, . ID
cans, 81 80; raspberries, ID cans, So %;
plumS, 2 ID cans, Sl75; lima beans, /? ID cans,
81 30; cove oysters, l ID cans, 81 OOi2 ID
cans 50 90.
CHEEsE-The recent advance, is fully
sustained; prime Ohio factory may be quo.
ted at I31Ec. n. Y. Goshen l3I5alic.
PoULTRY-spring chickens 81 SOa9 IS
per dozen; old do s. 00a3 20.
DRIED FRUIT The market continues
dull. Quotations: Peaches, lie for mixed;
lie for prime halves. Other quotations:
Prnnes, 6A611c; Currants, Sc; Raisins, new,
s? 60; old s. 20; Valencia, new, lie; old,
9Hc.
EG6s-Continue in ligh. supply, and
prices have advanced 3a4c per dozen during
the past week. WenoW quote at 20a22e.
FisH-There is fair trade. Quotations:
For packages containing 100 pounds Of
sound fish; light weight and inferior quail.
ity at prices to correspond: Goldfish nomi.
nal at SIC. Lake herring; none in the
market. White Fish, $3.50. Hall bbls. No.
maekerel 81 50; No. 9, IS IS.
FLouR-There is continued steady con.
sumpiive demand for good reliable aours,
and the general tone OF the market is firm,
and our quotations have been materially
advanced since the date OF our last week.
" review. Following are the current job.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 95.-PetrOleun
Dull; refined 25a26c; crude 1Ta1Sc. PorE
Steady at 81 5Oal7 IS. lArd-Firm al
l0al0Xc. Clover Seed-l2HGlSc. Floul
Firm; snperdne s. 69iS; extra 81 l2hs
AIS. Wheat-Firm; Pennsylvania red al
81 &c; amber 81 Sal 50. Corn-Steady
yellow5s ha60c; white 55a56c. Oats-Duil
choice white at S2A40s; unsound SOC. But
ter-Quiet; New York and Bradford ooun
y extra 34a35c; frsts 30a3lc; Western
extra 96a2Se; frsts 23a24c. CheeSe-Firm
Yor K fancy l2al3c; prime I0Al2c. Eggs
Quiet; western extra 27a2sc. Whisky
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New York DRY Goods

New YORK, October 25.-Trade move.
rnents slow with commission houses and i'm.
POrters, and jobbinE trade light. Cot,ous
quiet and steady. Prints in moderate de.
mand; Dunnels and Washington prints re.
dueed to &c. WoOlenS remain quiet. For.
eign goods dull and lower in some makes
OF dress goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-26
BH TELEGRAPH. :
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, October Is,

BALTIMORE, October Is.
CATr1E-were dali and prices 1.akC
lower. Very best 81 75a5 l2IIi; firtt quality
s. 69lA4 G2II; medium or good fair quality
$ OoaS 80; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS s. 25a9 IS. Most sales at s. l251a
4 l9h. Receipts {, 4eo head; sales e,979.
Hoos-In moderate demand and prices
sIaHe lower. Range, s. ?5as %; but few
sold at the latter price. Receipts 500
head.
snEEP-Dull and easier. Range, 81 Oou
500. Receipts 5,9I7 head.