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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-10
pOndGtEella. IL. CerUenct
.jeste levneji

zbozi sye prodavati, a sice tern6 hedbavi
barevne hedbavi, fancy hedbavi; JENNIE,
prosttedni lacine latky ma saty, cerne
alpaky, kasmiry, 6erne hernadiny gre
nadiny, plat6ne latky. kambriky, perka-
Iy, organtiny, bil6 lawns Qatky na saty
do zahrad), prubovsne atlasov6 viktorias,
pruhovan6 kraikov6 kambriky lawns,
platene obleky, ulsters, kabaty q saty
prot prachd (dusters). mohery, krajkove
- Ecru svrchni obleky, krajkove points a
saky, sally, zbozi pro domacnost, slune6-
Milky, hlazene ruKavicky, fancy punco-
chafsk6 vyrobky pro danny, divky a pa :
ny, fancy zboM vseho druhu.
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RUNE zprayy.

William IL. Ii. BENEFIT, uiednik banku
Mechanics and Trader, byl zateen iezto
Jest podezreni ze yclik4 Samy pen&z
zpronev6fil
Gugerner statu Maine ustanoyiI James
G. Blaina senatorem ma miste senatora
Morilla, kteryz dfad ministra financi
prevail. Neui pochybnosti, ze republi
kansGy sntm, az yakance vgprsi. Blaina
ma sestleti do senatu zyoli.
Timoteus Donovan, syn bratr byH
zasypani iedne studnici ye White
Pla ms, blize Noy6ho Yorku.
ytstayni kolnise radi sc otevfenj W
stayy ua vecer. llavni zavada yecerniho
oteyieni, sice osy6tleni, bude odstran6-
IA. Taktez radila Sc k0mise snizeni
vstupneho ma pologic Y iistYch dnecIl ty-
due
Vyborny novinar, redaktor ,,Lousville
Couriera" p. IFatterson zvolen byl 1000
hIasy proti 800 do kongre8su. Jest to poe
ta ,jiz 81 poctiyy neohro&euy ten OBJ
hace pray lidu zaslouzii
We Whitehall, novoyorskem state u
dalo SO hroznG ne8t6sti. Prudke zavifem
v6trn ptevrhlo clun ma iezirku sotva tri
hony cd brehu trinacti osob deset u
tonulo V hlonbce stop. - Podobne ne
st6sti prihodio SO ma iezete Chatanqua
Vyletni cun Sc pfevrh a tri o4oby nto
nnly.
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HnWER & HfGDEE
OBS - $40 Superior Str.
CLEVEEAND,O q.
Cesky prodayat
A. SALCER
Velk6 snizeni cen.


ohromnym prodeem "a minuleho tydne,
jehoz jsme snfzenim cen byli docilili, bu.
deme potinaie
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-10

kovnik Ranko A | i III pi
vit9z Beliny ma Drine, ma kru zch vo.
jenskych povest yoiaka tax statetueho,
tax prakticky i knih vzd9laneho, a
bude NIT zajiste cel6 valce slovansko-
tur eck6 ilohu yynikalici. Ia sveho mia
di byl Alimpit roku lS4S poslan cd Via
dy srbske iakozto porucik dalsmu vide
lani voiepsk(mu do Nemecka meskal
"a ton pficinou dv6 leta Postupin4 a V
Berlind. N6meckemu jazyku pfucil Sc
tam kratke dobe, mohl tedy v6novati
SO studiim V Nemecku bez pfekazky.
Krone vedomosti voienskych p6stoval
Alimpit toho tasu take peknou literaturn
napsal matefskem iazyku SVEN mno-
he basn6, nichz nektere pfitel eho, NY
nj jiz zesnnly spisovatel Edy. Neumann
do n6mciny prelozil a nvefeinil. Tyz
Neumann napsal take na poctu Alimpi-
&c znelku, niz velebil jeho p6kn6 ylast.
nosti t6lesne duseyni Po delsim poby.
tn We Francii Belgii, kde t6z dokona-
lie francine SO pfiucil, vratil Sc Almpi6
do vasti, kdez cd te DOLBY slouz We vol
sku byl posledni dob6 reditelem 70.
enske academic. Oborem ieho Jest
zvlast6 technicka veda yoienska, i ziednal
81 iakozto znalec zasluhy vypraveni va
letne.
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That the Papers Say About the
registers Attack ON SIr. Will

That the Papers Say About the
ley.
The Wcllsburg Herald, referring to the
'eeIiDS RegiSitr'a attack on ex-senator
'ley, says:
Wiley is a man too long before the
.'.ic and entirely too we'll known to be
aa0y anything that u BLACKBOARD car
y but is it not rather mortifyinR Thai
haze in tho Panhandle a majority
-NFN'ogniGes the Register as il mouth.
!" and not only so, but take the paper
" &sir families and its advice when
'Sl to vote? Does il or does II not
Vet iH yoters?"
s@ Wheeling Register OF Monday last
" the Hon. Waitman T. Wiley /
" and filthy brute" The Ian
lSs when applied to any one, no mat
"a, aoI degraded, is mean and low; bu
10 II = applied to n gentleman o
'a,.onei fespcctability like Mr.. Wiley
"IHocloN' in the extreme. The fou
. y, will be remembered by Mr.. VII
~ t'"Snal friends OF both political
-, Ssa + We hardly thought tho chival
, "M''o' Of the Register capable ofsuCl
ss'''",-Fairnon' West virginian,
'S NIlele in the Wheeling Reoisier q
J, ,"alt. denouncing ex-senator vii
liar" filthy BRUTE" and til,
8! , n !, outrage on decent journalism
". to sink any paper Of any party
,- ~ 'ge' of honorable men.-!Slai
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FIRE RECORD.

SHERBRooKE, QUEBEC, November H.
A fire last night destroyed the main
building OF the sherbrooke Meat and
Produce Company's premises. Insurance
$4,000.
LITTLE Rock, November ll.-This at.
ternoon a boarding house and saloon
owned and occupied by Tim Shannahan,
and a boarding house and saloon owned
and occupied by Mrs. Illing, on West
Markham street, near the Union Depot,
burned to the ground. The FIRE caught
from defective tue. Loss about $1,000,
nearly covered by insurance.
J. B. Roe's transfer stables and several
head OF stock were destroyed by fire at
Hot Springs yesterday. Loss $1,000; no
insurance.
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CUBA.


HAVANA, November 1.-THE decree
OF March 10, given by Royal Commits
sioner Ruble, which simpliGed the vari'
GUS contributions into one Of thirty pei
cent on all property and income, and
which was suspended by another decree
in May last, temporarily re.establishing
the old way OF paying contributions, be-
cause statistics in regard to property
we're insufficient, has now been ordered
into force the LIST OF January next, abol.
ishing all other extraordinary contribu.
tiona,
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Admissions on Saturday-SI0Ve
ment to secure the Main Build
ing for a Permanent Exhibi
ton.
PHILADELPHIA, November 11.-ThC
paid admissions to the Exhibition to-day
were 1926. The display can now b'
seen with more comfort than formerly
The dismantling Of exhibits has begun
but as yet does not much interfere with
sightseeing. Several Of the State build
ings have been sold and will soon be re-
moved.
At a meeting Of the citizens to-day, IA
yorabIe TO forming stock company to
secure the Main Building as permanen
exhibition, the Hon. Morton McMichel
was called to the chair, and George w.
Allen was elected Secretary, and G. E.
Rollins was appointed Treasurer 10 re.
ceive subscriptions. Clement @. Riddle
stated that notice Of application for a
charter has been given for new compa.
ny; to be called the international Exhi-
bition Company Of Philadelphia" with a
capital Of 5000, 900, divided into six thou.
sand shares Of one hundred dollars each.
It was also proposed to receive subscrip.
tons TO the stock, payable in cash as
called for by the Board OF Directors, TO be
appointed by the stockholders, payable
by the transfer Of stock Of the Centen-
NAL Board Of Finance, the stock OF the
International Exhibition Company being
isSued at par for the actual cash that may
DO realized. There was proposed main
tenance fund, 10 be made up Of subscrip.
tons to increase the stock OF the Centen-
NAL Board Of Finance, cash subscriptions
being entitled to season ticket for 1877
for each ten dollars contributed, and the
other contributors to one season ticket
for every two shares, or twenty single
tickets for admission for each share. The
amount needed was S250000 in cash, az
II may be asked for from time to time,
and the remainder in stock. II was stated
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
had SLID, 900 In stock, and that they would
be equally willing TO subscribe literally
10 the enterprise. The same statements
were also made in regard to the Lehigh
Valley, Northern Pennsylvania and other
steam roads. Subscriptions amounting
to near one hundred thousand dollars in
cash and fifty thousand dollars in stock
were received. The meeting adjourned
to meet Tuesday next, in the Common
Council Chamber.
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Arrival OF the steamer Franklin
afSt. Thomas.

HAVANA, November liza steamer
from St. Thomas has arrived, bringing
advices 10 the 9th inst. On the 9th the
United States frigate Franklin arrived
at St. Thomas, from Vigo, with WIN. NJ.
Tweed on board. Although the voyage
had been Temptations, Tweed was in ex.
cellent health. The Franklin run short
Of coal, and was compelled to stop at St.
Thomas TO repleniSh. The Franklin
sailed for New York on the 9Th inst
The probabilities are that tho voyage tc
New York will take about five days.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November lO.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. wheat-ModcrNtely active
and prices q shade higher; No. 2 Chicago
spring at 81 0SK; cash; 959Sc December;
ST l1N January; No 3, 99a99I9c; rejected
SSI!aS9c. Corn-Fairly active and a shade
higher at 43kc cash, bid December; re.
jccted 42a42Ac, 0ats-In good demand
at full prices; SlAa32c cash; 33Ac Decem.
ber. Rye-Quiet at 57Na5Sc. Barley
Firm at Zoe cash; Sic bid December. Pork
Fair demand but at lower rates at SIG 90
cash; SIS 80 bid the year; SIS 40 January.
Lard-Dull at 50 70 cash: 50 494a9 10
the year. Bulk Meats--Steady; shoulders
63Sa6H: clear rib SHaSHc; clear SIC.
Whisky-Dull at 81 OK.
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Riotous Baltimore Policemen
Acquitted aud keinstnted.

BALTIMORE, November lin the
Criminal Court, to-day, Judge Brown
gave his decision in the case Of Lieuten.
ant Farnam, Sergeant Sparks and Black.
iston, the policemen recently indicted
and on trial the present week, for particle
pating in the riot at the Hayes and
Wheeler meeting, at Cross Street Market,
Seventeenth Ward, September last, &c.
quitting them OF the charge, and the
prisoners were discharged. The trial
was before the Judge without jury. AZ
ter the decision the parties were all re-
instated in their former positions by the
Police Commissioners.
Governor Carroll left for New Orleans
tonight, to DO present at the count OF the
Returning Board.
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The Assassination OF Mr. Harvey.

MEMruIs, November 1l.-Correspond'
ence from Austin, Mississippi, says that
on Thursday morning J. N, Harvey, Of
Louisville was killed. Mr.. Harvey got
of the boat and was accosted by strang.
or, who told him he was sent down to
meet him. He expressed his pleasure,
and he and Mr.. Dunlap, Of Tennessee,
who was also a passenger, started up to
Austin. When they had gone about two
hundred yards, the stranger stepped to
one side OF the road, and three men came
out from behind the trees, and, approach
ing them, asked the murdered man, as
your name Harvey?" He said, ayes"
The man said, ~ will kill you" and fired
at him, killing him instantly. Dunlap
was told to make tracks of, which he
did.
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MA IA New York Herald.
.' '.a' have been more miracles a
i, ,Ss, where four thousand pilgrims
4 ~ =, F Z. in the last few days from
\, ny Normandy and Langucdoc. A
~, AniOu, deaf and dumb and par
s ~. 'Wcnty.thrCe years, is reported
,, ave been suddenly cured. 4 few
yS,,M''Ier another cure occured-tbaI
i, ~ oil Anglers, a sufferer for some ONE
H.. S9R anTmia, These cures have
| 1 sae greatest enthusiasm among
d ISHaS but, II a proiane remark
n haIasded, they will do small
y , ,. Church. French liberals pcr.
4! 4 'sslfdlnS modern miracles in The
i;,s,, v,'eVetly.arrangcd clerical man,
i S y aud, Of course, deem Il ne cS,
Propose a counter demonS a ration
IN va The church lost tho SubsidV
IiGs,s granted aunuallyItor military
S,SI,. Next session she NAV los
Nh ,s,s more valuable Il her rulers rs
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November II. = Petro
leum-Refned 25Ha96c; crude 100. Clover
Seed-l311a14c. Flour-Firm; extra al
81 lax; Minnesota family SO 25a6 90
Wheat-Unchanged. Confirm; mixed
&c; new 46c; sail 5611c. oats-Un
changed. Pork-Sl7 0Oal7 so. Lard
$40 90. Butter-Steady: New York and
Bradford county extra $50; frsts 2sa30c
western extra 25a27c; firsts 2la22c. Cheese
Unchanged. Eggs--WeStern fresh 2Sc
Whisky-Western 81 Il.
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Marine Intelligence.

New York, November 1l.-Arrived-
Steamships Egypt and City Of Berlin
from Liverpool, and Anglia, from Lon
don.
LONDON, November lO.-steamships
Canada and Nevada, from New York
and Caspian, from Baltimore, have ar
rived out.
BALTIMORE, November 1l.-ArriVed-
Steamer Berlin, from Bremen.
LONDON, November 1l.-Steamship
Scythia, from New York, arrived out.
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New YORK.

NEW YORK, November ll.-Cotton--
Steady at 12Aal2 7.l6c. Flour-Firm
superfinc western and State 81 95a4 Is
common to good s. 1Oa5 80; good Il
choice s. 35a5 40; white wheat extra So *
as 90; extra Ohio IS LOAF 90; st. I.ouis
S. 25aS 80. Wheat-MOre doing; un
graded spring 81 12a1 %; No. Milwaukee
new 81 27a1 2S: No. 5 new 81 20. Rye
Barley and Malt-Firm. Corn-More bnSi
ness doing; mixed no grade old Sec; mixed
steam graded 6sI[a59c. 0AtS-Dull; west
ern mixed and State 3Oa4Sc. Hay-Firm
Hops-Unsetjled; yearlings 19a90c. Coffee
Quiet; rio cargoes l6Hal9H. Sugar
Firm; fair to good refining 0Ka93sc,
MolaSSes and Rice-Quict. Whisky-DulI
at 81 0aHal 00H.
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CINCINNATI, November H. Cotton =
Quiet and firm at ike. Flour-Quiet
aud unchanged. Wheat-steady; red 81 l5
al25. Corn-Steady; old 52a6Sc; new 4Oa
4Sc. 0ats-Quiet but frm.at S0aSSc. Rye
Dull ut CSC. Barley-Dull and nominal,
Pork-Scarce and firm; old $40 rs; new
SIS rs. Lard-In good demand; steam 994ci
kettle 10Hal0Ac. Bulk Meats-In good
demand at GIzasaS las}faS1c, all partly
cured loose. Dacon-Inactive; shoulders
79Sa71Sc; clear rib scarce, 9sa9hc; clear
9Ha9Hc. Butter-steadY and unchanged.
Whisky-Quiet and weak at 81 OF. .t
HoGs-In good demand; common s. GOA
IS; fair to good light and packing grades
S. 40a5 O.; heavy S. 60a5 G5.
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NEW YORK, November 10.-The trade
movement continues slow, but more orders
are arriving from the West and South, and
the market has improved under that tone.
Cottons quiet and steady in first hands
Prints and cottonades rather more active,
Wooden goods in light demand. The daily
Bulletin says that Fay, Hazen 4 Co., dry
goods jobbers, have suspended payment,
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For SALE.
-~~~~~~~~~>~~~SN>-H-.- :.
nNRUSTEEpS SALE.

SALE
By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Jane,
Wheeler and Lewis ", Stephens and MinerTI
Stenhens M wife, 10 me, aI Trustee, dated the IN
day Of April, A. D. 1876 and recorded In the oieg
Of tho Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In the book Of deeds Of trust and
mortgages No. 8, on pages al and ais, I will on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of December, AID. 1876,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door
Of the Court HOUSE Of aid county, In the city o.
Wheeling, proceed 10 sell ut public auction the tol.
lowing described property, or 70 much hereoi a
may b necessary TO pay 20 much Of tho debts ~
cured BY aid deed Of trust - u past due and un-
paid and the interest due thereon and the expenses
Of e, that IA 10 EAy! All that part Of lot No. 70
at the north-wttt corner Of Main and I'D streets In
said city Of WheelnE. In the county and State aiore'
southeast corner Of MD Int at the northwest
corner Of Md streets and running thenee With thG
west ode Of Main street In q northerly direction
twenty-five feet, more or les, 10 tho Bouth' east
corner Of the south dwelling house on slid lot,
thence running 10 tho same direction with
the south wall q said dwelling house TO Alley A,
thence running twenty-five feet, more or less, u
tho northeast corner oil Alley A and sd street. and
thence running In an eaSterly direction with The
north dido Of 1Sd street 10 tho place Of beginning
TKRHs or SALE-SssI IS, and expenses Of iAle,
caih In hand, and the residue In two equal INSTALL
ISf7 and on tho 1T day Of April, 1873, with Inter.
est from day Of nle, payable SUBSTANTIALLY, the
deferred payments 70 BE- secured by deed Of trust
on tho property sold, and the buildings on such
pany and to an amount approved BY the undersign-
ed not to exceed the amount Of deferred payments,
for the benefit Of the debts secured BY Eald last
mentioned deed Of trust and TO DO kept 30 insured
until the deferred payments are made,
Selling as Trustee, shal convey such Title as Is
- k1,t kuaa ~
ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. C. HRRYRY, Auctioneer NOD
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, November 1l.-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Steady; No. 8 white Wabash 81 90
No. 8 red 81 10k. Corn-Steady; high mix.
ed 81 70; No. 2 spot and seller November
~ Nc; do new 49Hc. 0ats-Firmer; white
3sc; Michigan S3c; rejected red CSC.
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Nev World SIetai NinrIrer

NEW York, November l1.-MetAls-
Manufactured COppcr-Dull; Ingot Lake
$50 21fa20 %. Iron Scotch Pig-Dull al
500 OOa2S 30; American dull and heavy al
SIS 00a?? 90; Russian sheet Sll 25all 50, In
gold. NAilS-Steady; cut S 10; clinch
81 e0a5 So; horse shoe $50 00a2G 90.
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Heecher Gets a Change OF Venue

New YORK, November ll.-Judg'
West Brook has decided 10 grant the mo
ton Of the defendant in the case Of Moul'
ton VS.. Beecher, to change the venue tc
northern county, and that Delaware
county be selected unless good reason
for not doing 80 is given.
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Pursuing Escaped Prisoners
with RlOOdhOundS.

LITTLE Rock, November ll.-Nint
convicts, while working on a sand.bal
above the city last evening, oyerpoWered
the guard and escaped. A posse with
Ia now In pursuit.
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nRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of q deed Of trust made by Madison
BANKS and vile 10 the underslgned Trustee, date
the 2lth day Of July, 1876, and recorded 10 thu
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of 0hiG
county, West Vlrgdnia, In Deed Of Trust Book No
II, rage 1859, I willon
FRIDAY, December !, 1876,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of the court
House Of said county, Ia the Cityot wheeling pro.
coed 10 sell 10 the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing described property, that Il 10 ny: A parce
Of ground dtuAte In the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, on the east side Of old Fifth street. now
called Eof street, between Twelfth and Eleventh
streets, formerly called Monroe and Union streets
and bounded as follows: Beginning ut point on
the east aide line Of Eon street. iortytwo (I2 feet
north Of the north west corner Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church lot; thence eaStwaTily at right
angles with E0f street and with the southern line
Of ararcel Of ground belonging to Robert Strange
one hundred (l0ot feet to twenty (20j feet alley;
thence Westwardly and parallel with the hrst line
one hundred ZOO feet to Eofstreet; thence north
wardly with the east line Of Eof street eighteen
(lSl feet 10 the place Of beginning.
TERMS or SALE-Cash.
W. G. HANDLAE, Trustee.
J. W. MITCHELL, Auctioneer. mol
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|SaSssa Nc '. more thing, in heaven and
n a.,,I,isse dreamed ga bin our philoso.
NlSIj55T o. We all supposed there
WIG South, r'riustance. s'N
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PITTSBURGH, November ll.-Petroleum
Quiet; crude s. 20 at Parker's: refined 26c
asked; 259ic bid Philadelphia delivery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BIZ TELEGRAPH.


NRwYoRK, November II. : MONEY
1]faSN per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4haGK per cent. Sterling at s4.sga4.si.
The Assistant Treasurer dlSburSed 500, 700.
Custom receipts $l7s,0oo. ClearingS $27,.
100000. Fms. rsI t- nI.lr
GoLD-opsned at 1G9% and declined
to 1O9N and closed at lO9If. Carrying
rates 2Ha2aS per cent. Loans were also
made fiat. .-..
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GovERMRSTs-Dull aud lower.

RAILROAD BONDS - This afternoon
Union Pacific firstS declined to 106N and
Milwaukee 4 st Paul consolidated sinking
funds to SGsS. New York Central coupon
tirStS sold at li9 and skies OF 1873 at I02 Il.
STATE BoSDS-Quiet at nominal prices.
sTocKs-The stock market opened at a
decline OF Ia9S per cent, but subsequently
advanced u to ~ per cent, chiefly in
Lake Shore, st. Paul, Western Union,
Michigan Central and New Jersey Central,
In the afternoon there was q decline Of y
to ~ per cent, the latter in Michigan
Central. Subsequently the market became
extremely dull, but towards the close be.
came firm and higher, the advance from
the lowest point Of the day ranging from
4 to IL per cent. The greatest improve
ment was in Western Union, which rose to
IS. Lake Shore advanced TO 55If, Michi.
gan Central to AK, New jersey Central to
33T, Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western to
TEX, st. Paul common to q y, preferred to
SEX, and New York Central to l021%. The
other changes were slight. The market
closed active with better prices, The
transactions aggregated 152, 900 shares, Of
which 1000 were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwesterns, 10000 ST. Pauls, TO-.
800 Delware, Iackawanna& Western, 1900
N. J. Central, 1880 Michigan Central,
$500 Ohios, and s., 900 Western Union.
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ri .......a....'s....ss.....,ss'..tl % eAch
SSSt, nj Ten each
~. n Twenty ~ each
q GIS q s1tra copy to PeESou getting up Club.
- as.rs. ,toys prices are inyariGbl0. Retnlt q
iss ~ Z, bats OF POstOtneO Money 0rdOfs, ant
a ~, ,i,hsf Of these an be procured, send tht
'a.I, IA /, A Registered Letter.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Valuable Brewery Property.
In The County Court Of Ohio County, West Viz


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By virtue Of decree made and entered In this
cause on the 9Th day Of October, 1870, the under
aligned, who was appointed Special Commissioner
for the purpose, VIII sell at public auction, at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
WEDNESDAY, the I'D day Of November. 1876,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following do.
scIibed real estate: A certain lotor parcel Of ground
In tho city Of Wheeling, known Us lot No. IL,
square No. u, In Richie Chapllne's addition TO
the city Of Wheeling. On this lot are Knoke's
Brewery and two story brick dwelling house. :.
TKRMs OF SALE-0ne- third OF the purchase mon
ey, and % much more a. the purchaser may elect,
In cash on the day Of sale; the balance In two
equal inatallments At one and two years, the pur-
chaser giving bonds bearing interest from day Of
sale, with good personal security for the deferred
payments. W. J. W. .C0WDEN,
Special Commissioner.
W. q. HALLIR, Auctionser. ocl7