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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04
Stock this day Aug g. 1876 6syDl AZ 265 17O49j 1905
Comparing with stock
August i, 1873 1855 26l 4692S l77067 Is 43i
Comparing with stock
August &. ls74..........1i454I 92os7 I99sso 1852
VIII stuck

August T. 1878 ..........i o6645 477Ii 2i55ss I477
TEAWe note sales by auction OF 973 half chests Moyure
56 per iD os, hall chests Foocow ooIongs
45.c. ID. 4S6 do Japan II from 22c soc. ID.
loi do Congou Mt from 9c BE per ID. and 30 do SOU
thong 2uc. Also 35 DO. formosa ooong credit Of
four months ut from 3lc. u use per lb.
srEARSk-Reccipts, 100 tierces 80 tierces of grade
sold ut lc quoted at ii1sc l4sc tor choice,
TALLow-Reccipts. los hhds and 81 bills The IN arket
stcady 5000 lbs prime sole Slice.
Western ut SIZE and brokerage.
wnIsKEY-Receipts, 1l3 bills. Whiskey drmer; 10
bbs sold ut 81 l5
MISUNDERSTANDING tonnage heavy. bat not
teriaIy changed train accommodate. on was lower and
freely offered the decline per Liverpool
I'd per bushc since In general air business
accomplished The engagements were To Liverpool
2loD bushels at sgd Tor and ssd. for wheat. at
which the market closed; aud by sail. 500 bbs rcsin
SIS I'd and 80 hhds tobacco 3SS I'd To Glasgow per
steam 1000 bushels grain. at ID for SC0J bushels last
evening and I'd. sgd. Tor 1900 bushels
to-day the closing rate being Sd standard bs shcl.
the last figure obtained; 30 tons sperm oil u, bIs,
hence to Dublin. with oicskc -5s I'd British
bark 36 hence to Bristol with oicake at 3s and
berth tyr Brcmen with general cargo American ship,
1UO tehs. laid for Liverpool do
Ainercan bark. 696 tons from Philadelphia To Mar
settles. with tnliow ut &c. per h.: brig, from
City Point to Fumc trieste. with tobacco at
about 5Is. Cd: German bark. hence To Bremen,
with $500 bbis. refined petroleum nj 10 3d. German
with !. soJ DDS 90 an Amerct IN bark hence to trieste,
with $500 bbs do. at It's. British bark, hence to Roer
DAM with 100 bbis do al s German bark from phila-
dephia Bremen. with 400 bbls do ~ Is 4rd British
bark from PhiIade phia London with 1900 bills do
Is 71sd American bark. Philadelphia Continent
Amsterdam with 500 bbis. do at Il. I'd British
bark Baltimore east coast of Ireland with 1000
quarters ut IS I'd Austrian bark, thence Cork
for orders with COO quarters do At Gs; Norwegian bark
four spanish banks, thence Cork ORDERS with from
1000 10 3OuO quarters do each NJ 3D. per quarter
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DIED OF LOCKJAW.

NicoIai Nappoia, . native OF Italy, aged thrtycght
OF Thru and l0cth street. died Of Iockjaw al
Bellevue ii"snitGi last WEDNESDAY a,xAI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

w quiet decidedly that orders
could no, be- executed The sales about 20 90 buhe.
ps si sssa,m n, :. e. Tor Nos aud chiesso mTed
Michigan an 81 OK isrnsw Texas Corn was quiet but
for sa nssa' sac 100 see bushels ss &
aud 6ls. for southern white Ryc "as quiet and
sss "aa ss.'s f So ao "S h
@ s for ss y: Chicago %
ig.s butts We a. Ssssa $40 500 e.
Italian ss7s gold ;juss sss sse currency J"ie
Su ss I'D sSa cash. si'' hemp 49, gold i''e Se
hdds CUBA iosds Porto Rico, 1927 do EsgSG Stands
and io" beis New orean We anoss :-csb", een.rifu-
sSsoa English ISLANDS. s orpa
NAVAL sroaEs--for spirits turpen.ne the market was
% We "es sae q 1r 100 S aas spirit. %
s. e r"sn at & We quote Sp Of % a
WiimInslon ana Washington. "a 10 ". Adviess from
good strained 81 2j tar unchanged turpcntine steady
n.rd, 81 soft, 81 so virgin 81 eo spirits que, and steady
Olls quiet bu, steady. We quote :Lin.eed
yellow wltes 5Gc a white winter dsc lard present
IAs ssas @ a sssss na
do southern sac blesshed winter 7e 7ac olive casks
Ssa iJe .ss crude a.h sss szs q ~ winner 'A'sa
~ t .a at fss
closing prices were as follows Crsae in bak esc do in
sis ' asSia ss Inc rs Sei ssss'
do. Baltimore. i7Ac Advices the Greek
Union - s@ 81 IS; Conduit 81 sGss shipments 81 S.
Oil City quiet and nominal - 36l4 shipnients 81 SO.
PRoyisoSs -necopts-Pork, ei5 bbls lard. 552
and % eases cut meats as, paesases bacon sisrse
neglected and nominal closing NJ the second call $40 30
bid SD Is asked for August $40 50 hid SO 20 asked for
September and $40 80 bid aud SO 10 asked for October
spot sales 2l5 bills ut $40 4, SO GO Cut meats
ruled dull and prices more less nominal Fresh
hams quoted at losc i3lc fresh bellies at exc
l3c, and boxed bellies nt lOc he. Bacon dull and
nominal AT io'sc Tor city and io'ac. Tor Western. Beef
Barrels extra mess, sll xl3; plain mess, ~
Sii; packet. SIP Sli; tierced city. extra India,
Slo 81 India mess 10; prime mess SIG Beef
quiet and nominal l45sc 1876. for hams
and lois lie Tor shouders 800 shoulders sold pri
erms. Lard quiet bot irner The closing call
September $40 32 bid $40 37l asked; October $40 AK
bid. SO Az asked; Novemeer So 10 bid SO 90 asked:
terces 30 Sll 3 Sll 30 and 81 3ss tor scptem-
her and 81 45 and 81 for October Spot sales
3t5 crces city II nc and 100 tcr,es Western II
II sc TOR Continent aud lie Tor Cuba Last evening 100
trces sold Tor Cuba private terms. Butter
unchanged
RIcE-The market steady and a little more active.
The stock of Rangoon In bond is 1000 bags. We
quote :Cnrolina, fair TO prime 5a4c. 0ac. Louisiana
Rangoon. fair good. nomnsly 6'lc. 6'sc.; Patna
good. 7i4c TIC. currency; RanSoon In bond 2ssc.
sucAR.-There was still a quiet market tor raw but
prices were unchanged. Refined was firm. We quote
FAIR good refining sslc &c; Cuba, grocery, fair
choice. Che v9lc do centrifugal heds aud boxes Nos
ssic Porto Rico. refining; common TO prime. 7stc q
oi6c; do grocery, fair ch ice o'sc 9gc; refined.
standard A. Is; OF 4 io'ae crashed HE ~
second quality Do Ike iisSc cut loaf iiasc ii
The stock of raw is As follows.
Stock (ascer ainc ID by actual
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INVESTMENT SHARES.

Activity shown In Investment shares Rock
Island declined IRON l07a< to lO5 New Jersey Central
brought 81 u Goa4 q 81: Delaware and Lackawanna,
954 95ss a e+A 9+b 81 94%; Morris and Essex,
1Ol 10lia Pitsburg and Fort Wayne, 1903; Chicago
and Alton, preferred, lOs; Cleveland and Pittsburg
e5ls: Harlem 1873; New York Central, 1064 a 1868
1864; Delaware and Hudson, 1907 100; Illinois
Central, OIL; American Express, 500 Wells, Fargo
Co., S3a4.
The following table Of prices OF tho prominent gold
and silver mining shares including the opening prices
of to- day. received by telegraph from Francisco
Is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04
THE SICK CHILDREN.

II is denied by the officials Of the Erie ferries tho
North River that extra charge made for infants
arms, stated TO be the by correspondent yes.
tcrlay. Mr. Brown, the superintendent. told q
HERALD reporter yesterday that. while his company
would doubt be glad 10 do something In the way OF
helping the sick children. II would not be Just to hcIr
regular pass Myers to give free travel TO such. great
objection would naturally be raised by the patrons oil
the limo against the presence Of infant patients
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
Doaro ano Rooms.
Below Foarteenth-st.

a WEST 10TH-ST., near 5th-aye.Illand-
sog,-l furnished cool ROOMS. Win oNo7iici' "''
= -..s,.-,.:s.t a. t.ansia.f uIIIcs Tcitriitt>.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
amusemeuIs.

BoQtmEr HEAHEk 4hE aglEs OF OPERA p8aAGil'
on'a" ei work M Ia oNs yIE d ns5 IN which
will make Ter rshrsc supported by powerful company.
II w. HITCHCOCK"
ID. TiHID AVENUE THFATER,
puug %Se Fif asf STgr aGd Mat
nss. Mis- FANNY HERRINC, MewY Yorss ia' Oltte ae.
coMG6DoHE SuTi: .@Y %AjSS SiHTr GUS LEE.
the par e1sisrsf ss q pll .TRE%r Tas % e''0"a0r
Miss ID3 W if GUT the h V' iaVr,e s.rIo Comic Vocalist
TIE Roa.in6 tdt oyp1Tfss' ypSTf actress
rr. J. ", McAN NDREWs.
IN Mr. orl'l91i GE1kSh SniSS%siGR W%EREN. nan
-. olrt d, il..t %. "a; Crit, Srt, -,
champion rore-walher and comedian
Mr. GEORGE =. McDoNALD,
Mr. r.. J@G% ''lT''S W%isn, aSiSs
cheTleI'r actor
the yourg Amer can actor.
Nj CBAitLEs MANLEY,
Mr fafE'fie' !. Il. rRSGN. riRSSsG'N
NJ PAT1.IGK KRENAN,
loc - Londou and Dublin teaer Irsh comedian
cents 9rs;: ciryS y @ ssa's oryhss &C.
aud @ iaEs 81 sats Is N n Gallery Is cents ''
EAGLE THEATER. Broadway and 33d;st
EXTRAORDINARY SUCtlSS
Of Mrs. HENRIETTA CIANFNAU
IN C. W. TAYLEU RES PLAY ENTITLED
PARTED.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK.
GILMORE CONCERT GARDEN.
W EVERY EVENING AT < O'CLOCK,
Ait. 7. ). GILMORE,
LEVY.
AbRT TIVE EDH2s5 h.tTaHF na FfhGEs6AY
fr y. to J. y
G"AND HOEIlCULTVR EAHIBITION.
CON( f 2 EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENINGS
KELLY & LEON' MiNSTRE 23d-st., near
IA 6ibav,.-Ey ry y,Diug and Satrr ay Matinee. -
The nu Y LION Another thorough chs A OH
LEW BENEDICT, q pure minstn lsy. The Two
WALT rs tv NORTON, OF uns Norma. kaOolah. Bene
and all fayOrltes diets Oratinu sklGdGree. In aud
Out Box Office open all day.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
Cnmmcr Retreats.
NAL BOARDiNG-HOUSE. Chester

" Penn he sudcious buildings Of Pensyiyala MLilr
ACheny tccupyug cevgt Il sc. and inman Ing
view Of ue Delaware ver and surrounding country,
viii be- opened curing the summer yaCaJ commencing Jun,
2 for the accomodaD OF visitors Egpo-t Hour
tr IsG ct 10 Cen eBna bull iIfs 40 ride.
cuiaTs app catiOn. HYATT CAl.fEl., Mgna.grs.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
GeIp tuinica

w seotaLd lar &c number OF operative JJlN L':; RVon
"0'A"'D' "'s'' HENEy ERCrE. glasgow
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
Gitultions rOlnteo--fcm1

NURSE - young Protestant American
~ woman as nurse; = babe frn 81 birth
nicely aud Wiling travel With ay Call at lO9 West
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

ETH-AVE., 2O6- Madis0n-sqnare.- = Elegant
slpARVOR FLOOR all couvcnience with or WITHOUT lii
tsiia or loaru also second aud tlnistory oOms at
Sl..llI
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
C0LuIMBlA HALL, Lebanon Springs, n: Y, T.,

~ be opened ror The Of 1876 June il. by
GALE BROTHERS
Rons be- occurred either mai or telegraph by call
ing on DANIEL GA AZ the buckingham. fithayc aud
tiftieth-sL, New.fork.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

NURSE, &c.-A II spectacle young girl wishes
~ situation children and help with house
wurs or 80 cham1erwors objection city or country.
Call at 22j 5tl-, r0ni To-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

I'D POPLAR-ST, on the Hights-Pleasant
Ferry; terms Sj.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
Drtssmakins anu AliI!imerp.

MARIE TILMANN Of Paris, importer, opens
WI the finest and largest II lsrslan S.larr
Mil merry Drought " The EsrAet &2a eIava h--s
26lh ST., Gate mchela)
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
ProoklYn Board.

ON TIE HILL.-Splendid Summer location.
" poriof accommodations can be Obtained by al
plSing al lgi Ch3toD ave.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
IARSHALL HOUSE,
MONMOUTH HOUSE,

MONMOUTH HOUSE,
w Drhg - Reach, 10 mouth County, n. j.
This and nasniducni seaside li,tei viii Oe open
JUNE y, 1876,
2JO haudrn, furishri rooms gas elevator
e.rctr hrl, AMI oil tie modern c'uvrnicucns
D. guests without cruwtlhg.
Tie hnrl IL 81 feet fpm tho beach tbe bathing ~
the coast While -iihorn irrsh water Ia e
il within 200 OF ,tauda inland, Astounding III nsh
and splCn ild f0r rowing and ~, hug ~. ,-
II "a band Of mLsic will be IN attendance the ehIo
Orur niOuilisl. g.,
one and New-York CITY, ga hours ffo n
Philadelphia Without change Oi
For circulars apply at the 81 COdi Hotel, fhadeIph@
at the Monmouth Hrtl -
MULlIN & MckISNiE Propnr tors
q. w nULIIN Cto.d Ilulrl. Pril Idvlghia.
HENRY MchINNIE of ID pot lIOtFl. Fort Wayne, Ind
So haL Fspauu.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
Country Boar1.

n Fudgesiale HoLse, q sdison. n J.
ANY ONE wishing good BOARDING place
~ in the COUNTRY ilease call eD address SOLOMON
IOSfE. Greenville. GRIN COnntv - ".
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

OEs EAST 20TH-ST.-A suite of ROO NJ
sbt hands IA Is frnis private blth cos t. &C; with
private table without board rooms for genein n reei
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

[ ,FN ENNIAL TWAEDING.-FcW bOndrls
takeh M brYatc i9Hiy, 20 nut,s Phlade pha
" minutcs troin Exposition ttiDs moderate.
L. H. rANCOAsT. l1y eltUl MI.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

% WEST 21ST-ST. - Comfortable, airv,
% homclke, newly furnished ROOMS. With stationary
has,ls n respectable gen lenlen.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

20 40, AZ, AND 44 WEST .14TH-ST. =
sbCs ROOMS, With BOARD, permanent or transient
hcu.e and arcanmOOa atiuns first class
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

-GO 3D-AVE.-A large neatly furllshed
- froat ROOM TO let; near Grand Central Depot
Rlng 81 btIl
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

GUNNER VACATION III Berkshire, at Ma
- uewood IIaI Tttsteld. rePinn Of attrac
,us Open guests May l. TcTus mo1eraie Addross L.
pFr. y
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

pAS WEST 44TH-ST. Pleasant ROOM (,
t,P with drstelsss board. fo- gentleman and VIE anu
nrr ctntlernan; IelereMCes
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

VITFTU- AYE 3S5-Newly painted anu cit-
saay iar & TO IT, s,fy yrnin en- sT r,Sms %s
or witoa hor Tor fam eS at No East SiA'eeiiusI
w. -. 80 lrlns Nfentts
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

M. 10TH ST. between Broadway and UNI
HfA 49,, ,1scs' r,e bon 4 nd pleasant rooms y, u 10
>, "a ,er week gentlemen and their wives iro'" s " Wv
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

! AXE HOUSE, MohegaD Lake. will he Opcr
a. Gre chsr ming grounds. ampe 1izzasi un
uf shade 40 bar. Address H. W. OL, reeEskil \. y
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-Within 90
~ minutes of Wal ST. etbtr seasboie or mouulMn-'or "o
adj children mdor q. " u stay az Funtdrf II
nus ard place suit 10 y. A. W.. Box OH. T. o.,
New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

me AND UPWARD.-Desirable iarSe r. c,,',nr' aiiu
S ID small ROOMS 10 IT, with good board, at % Oii''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25

INTIMIDATION AND cALF-DozISG IN
BR1pdEpoRr.- "It was Just before the bat.
tie, Mother" when Johnnie Watkins
came marching home from one mill only
to engage In another; for while he aud
Fl. NJ. B. Clayland were sitting around
the campfires at tho Democratic head.
quarters in Bridgeport-Clayland's feed
store-conyersing on the political cam
paign and Southern intimidation, Peter
Wells, another mill man,-Aetna Iron
Mills-stepped in, when Johnnie remarked
that intimidation had been practiced on
the employees Of the Aetna Mil, by VIM
Hollaway, the President, and Mr.. Jones
the foreman, to make it Republican
Wells answered that "that was n lie
whereupon Johnnie arose, being thus
bearded in his den, and with a hay
bale slatt charged the enemy
but, contrary TO his expectations, his
Democratic buster did not win; his fran
tic gas.stick .ulations did not demoralizI
the enemy, who, with commendable pres
ence Of mind and muscle, made dani
movement with his left wing, etiectuall!
surrounding Johnnie's headquarters
while his right was ordered up in double
quick and commenced sort OF pill
driver motion at very right angles. John
MES signal station soon waited defeat OF
the evening air, and the war inauguratet
in the North, like the eyes Of the inaug
urators, soon came to close. Ar
Wells that ends well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25

RAILROAD Boyps-This afternoon New
Jersey Central conyertibles fell of TO S5A,
and closed at 70. Ohio & Mississippi con
Solidated sinking funds advanced to SS1S,
and seconds to 50. New York Central con'
non Hrsts brought 1881, Union Pacihc
firsts lO5H, and Lake Shore consolidated
registered frSts 104A.
STATE BoNps-Quict at nominal prices.
Successfully in the day were Irregular,
hnt The fluctuations were neither wide nor
snecially entertaining. Toward the close
there was an improvement, and 10 ,ne ma my.
ter feeling. More than half the transac'
tons were in two specialties, Lake snoIe
and Delaware, Lackawanna q western;
These stocks and one or two others closed
rather better, under the covering OF SNORT
contracts, while at the same time large
seller 90 days options were put out on LACK.
awanna at Gas per cent below the regular
price, or at 67a6S per cent. The rumor Is
revived that suspension Of mining opera
tions will take place next month. New
Jersey Central was partleall y strong
and advanced from SAX to ssh per cent.
Lackawanna and Western declined from
7ON to 69N aud rose to II, closing at 7ON,
seller at SIX. Lake shore rose from 66h
to 66X, declined to 661S and closed at 66a.
Michigan Central declined from 4SN to
42N and closed at 43a4S1f. Western Union
declined from 70 to I'M. Northwestern
common sold at 35MaS5 Ha34T. ROCK
Island ut 99Ia9S ]ia9S1S. st. Paul at 1914
al9sGal9N and preferred at 62ha5l Va
52M, and Oliios at 6Ha6%a6N. The trans
actions were 1000 shares, OF which 2,50u
were Erie, S5, 900 Lake Shore, 1000 North
western, 5000 Rock Island, s, 200 vt. Pau ",
1900 Ohios, 600 Western Union, 3,O0e
Wabash, 1900 Delaware, Laekawa1na z
Western, $500 New Jersey Central, and
| q A0O Michigan Central,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25

PERsoNAL INTELLIGENcE.-Jo. Muir
phey's dates at the Opera House are
Dec. II, IL and IL.
Auditor Bennett left town yesterday, 10
attend court at Charleston. W. A. Cra-
craft was appointed Auditor pro tenn by
the Governor.
Rev. o. P. Miller, Of the Disciples
Church, has been conducting meeting
OF much interest in Moundsville during
the past week. He will return TO the city
to-day, and FIJI his usual appointments
tomorrow.
Capt. c. II. Booth and Mr.. Crawford
Booth yesterday morning returned from
u successful two days hunt.
Mr.. Geo. Mitchell has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF Lewis
Wood, deceased, late Of Martins Ferry
Sheriff Wilson, Of Hancock county, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. G. N. o'Brien, OF the Parkersbure
Catholic MtSsenger, Is at the stamm
House.
Judge Cranmer's lecture in South
Wheeling on Thursday evening is highly
complimented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25

CHICAGO, November 24.-FlOur--steady
and unchanged. Wheat-unsettled but
generally lower; No. Chicago spring
81 12K cash; 81 12Aa1 1SH December
81 14Na1 14N January; No. 8, 81 o63Sa
/ osh; rejected 92Has4hc. Com-Quie'
at a Nc cash; 4S91c December; 4Shsc Janu
ary; rejected 4S. Oats-Dull but firm
S2{c cash: SSNc December; Sskc Janu
airy; rejected 25N. Rye-Fairly active ant
a shade higher at 6G1a67c. Barley-Dull
weak and lower; 67as7 No cash; esHc Jan
nary. Pork-Quiet, but not unsettled
SIS 5 bid cash and year; $40 10 January
Lard-Dull; 50 90 cash; 50 TX the year
50 SAX January. Bulk Mcats-Qaiet
shoulders G9Ga6Kc. Whisky Dull a
at tho close wheat was lower 'at 81 |!
1 1917 December; 81 AK January. Corr
Nc lower. Oats unchanged. Pork DC high
er. Lard lower; So sax January.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25
BLACK kid gloves only so cents, at
SpEYER Bros

WONDERFUL succEss.-It is reported
that BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has, since
It's introduction in the United States,
reached the immense sale Of 10000 dozen
per year. Over 5000 Druggists have
ordered this medicine direct from the
Factory, at Woodbury., N. J., and not.one
has reported a single failure, but every
letter speaks Of It's astonishing success in
curing severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
Breast, Consumption, or any disease Of
Throat and Lungs. We advise any per-
son that has any predisposition to weak
Lungs, to go to their Druggist and get
this Medicine, or inquire about 1t. Beg.
ular size, rs cents; Sample Bottle, 10
cents. Two doses will relieve any case.
Don't neglect your cough. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co, and Laughlin
Bros. & Co. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25

IA feet 8 inches. Weather cloudy and
cool. Arrived-Mary Houston, from
New Orleans. Departed-Ande., for
Wheeling. Passed-Ironside, from Pitts.
burrh 10 st. Louis.
Iousy1LII, November 24-Up-Chas.
Miller, for Cincinnati, Down-Cotton
Valley, Tom Sherlock, for New Orleans
River stationary. Weather clear and
Ni MEmpu1s, November 24.-River fell 8
inches. Weather cloudy. Mercury 6S'
Departed-City OF vicksburg, for Nicks
bnrp: Tower, for St.. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, November 24.-Arriy
ed-.Fanchon, from Ohio river, Departed
Atlantic barges, forst. Louis; Thomp
SON Dean, for Memphis. Weather rain!
u ST.. LOUIS, November 24.-Arrivcd-
War Eagle, Keokuk; Savannah, Dubuque
Grand Lake, New Orleans; Lady Lee
Peoria; Minneapolis, St. Louis. Depart
ed-War Eagle, KeOkuk; Belle Of Mem
phis, Memphis. River fallen 2 inches
| six feet to Cairo. Weather warmer an
cloudy, with showers this afternoon an
tonight. ....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25
AiIeghenyCattI

EAST LIBERTY, November 4.-CATTLE--.
Receipts to-day 10l cars Of through and y
cars OF yard stock, or 2,l25 head; total tor
four days 3,S42 head. All sold out a. 4
shade Of yesterdays figures. Best - Goa
5 %; medium to good 81 S0a4 20; common
to fair s. 60a4 90.
HoGs-Receipts to-day SAB head totsl
for four days 1920. Workers 50 4Oab 5Oi
Philadelphia IS 65a5 50. 80,
SHRRP-Receipts to-day 200 head; total
forfour days 1890 head. Selling ut - Qua
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November ~ Cotton :
Steady at IKE. Flour-Quiet and un
changed. Wheat-Quiet but firm; red 81 q
al rs. Corn-Steady; ear SS1fa39; shelled
at 4la4Sc, Oats-Quiet but steady ut 800
SIC. Rye-Quiet at 6sa6s1!c. Barley
Quiet but steady at 81 GOAL 0s. Pork-De
mand fair and market firm at $40 90 cash
Sl5 rs the year. Lard-Dull; steam 50 95
kettle 1Oxal0Nc. Bulk Meats-Demant
fair and market firm at 6Na6 1as1 SaS ~
Skc.- Green Meats-Actiye; shoulder b7sc
clear rib 81 60a7 10; hams 9al0c, for IS 70 II
pou nds average. Bacon-Only jobbinE
trade. Butter-Dull and unchanged. Wits
ky-Dull and dropping at 81 90.
HoGs-Quiet; common IS 00a5 %; fair to
good light S. S5a5 50; packing S. 4Oa6 90
heavy IS 60a5 651<.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25

DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THIS STATE.
Returns OF the Presidential election
have been received by Gov. Jacob from
all the counties IN the State except Nc.
Dowell and Logan. Taking the elector
on each ticketreceiving the highest mum.
Der OF votes, we have the following
Travers (Democrat), 55,742; Smith IRE.
publican), 4l,922; Democratic majority,
1890. The counties yet to be heard
from, Gov. Jacob thinks, will give Demo.
cratic majorities as follows: Logan, $50;
Mcdowell, $50. II this estimate proves
correct, the total Democratic majority in
the State will be something like 14,700.
From the returns already received, it ap.
pears that the Democratic majorities
were reduced in the Third district, and
increased in the First. OF the Presiden.
tial electors, Peyser and Good run behind
on the Democratic ticket and Farnsworth
is the lowest Of the Republicans.