davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-15

ALCoHOlCMhs quoted hr1n At *1.2f.
@ 70 o ere ss sissa:
e''"s 'e'. ot sa!s sss . s!r'stsx y" ,s.s os;'as.
n sn s4 aas es.
"m sn y nr oa1n f e, ntdm hT, .
se. @ eo'anon n MOI d. sss III F ss md sso,
'n1s1!SF ss,ts s, cracked ssoe. ., r., .,, -
ig ss s ss rse @ %s 4 ea ss scs.a: a
Lii: sfs ss;y ysss sssn
.ass. wss Ii a.
s:s ss s,ss: :'
,on ss Men.sg a.s 4. % ta.sro s.e american a
@ ses ne erssx M ss so aeSs Sss
C1lEKsE-Thcrc was Aan'ct and steady market for
@ : .sr s's H.ss s, ss
W. aate, . eaR ~ n fses
..nss. tsoq, 1sS1s I 5o' camel s5"o: ~
~ sios' 'o' D'''''n0f'@ Ohio SAUDI '''''0A g. ''''
Eoos-rs., package. wcro steaa'tr ut ,sc. and good
lot. sold =. 1ts..e: The offerings wers fatr nu. IN
Ss,ssxs:P sPo" Win suspicion 'FefeFFnR the
.sss hs m II.
icciacd I'D % sassnss i Sassd fot. Goa continue: WV
Whfen. Will; II. A:srt ss:sSt*.so NJ Do. s4:@G%s.;
s S9 III isS; %ssfs4ss & sG S! e''sss:ss
IT. @ M ssst fs%y @ kits @ eoas 81 s xs Is.
5MGts IS Labrador hcsri!ig, split, bris 81. 7rs
l,rlt, Sa sag, IS; io, M.hri SsS43 Viii Seated her.
rng pcr b0x, Niet;sci No. Herring, 3nn33C. CoaWl.
bIn jtiscr salmon. H-hrl, q; %.
f iur[kc Ind ouoats re. ss bc,orc !nS urea
Forfior-Detrp, &tNJfc; Ggs layers, f1@ lll<c. nes
drums. ia>6siatcs lafklsh prlnys, oH,l6c; Frcaoh
Ss ssas s 9's: 5s'"i
ZaNta ciiTTnntA 7}(uAc. CItrCn, .3a1ic.
Uemssiie~Ni,.es apples IHS,:sOu; Michigan applea,
o@iost ns,a rssssSs ,;;;l5c; SskCs5r!ss 1es
nd; Eapes wslnuis iGSs,i7e, Ffcc, waStass, nsws
iUai ic: WrcnopIc watnME iaIi4i4jfc Bra1s n*sHxv:
recans, Texas, liNMt3c; Wi!iIngion rcanMM aessl4o
Si;EE% xs5s Il is!i sspply sSa
were Seyeis 4 Il %hss sG pcr casc UranEcs sa Ice
~, Ras a; R ID
3.@s,. 10 pei case Of il ali, blnck to, simxsi u
rer care Of in qfs; hiachcErcs, BtaIt3 Id reT IHi
bisckbcErea LnTtOn I2NeSisc prr at; rirrTics 4J ID
Fl s sip|i PS;
:sc pcr box, oInnxes sssosn.IO per box; ic:1ons,
GnUGEi:I t. we're aelro md strong. ~. nd.
fair nystnent ID sruSs, ienses, rce. n otcT jncs
We're rep,rcd II about previous tstircs Iuotatjons
arr a. fn}iuwt;
Rfee-Kangoon, oxaoAc, Carolina, 70sc; Louls-
, 1876-07-15

"eek, ~hen 'esa u'aeuseloa 'ooe r.ace, 'ne pt'h'
e'p"i epc@he's neAns' 70 uoto,0' Ht'4' ~ ta'uu'
Leon say, ana AoH'aho, d. 10 Leon eay' fclet-
ring % she colnase o. Inn. money On aeeoaht OF
the siate ~ 10 ao' @ sa'" taa. t"e naa
pton1 @! wv ltnnes VIC Sutn l. w tsn'.e pur'
caaaea s.lses 'os 49, eama IN o1 "a IVY WV 'sahcs'
WHICH Sluiusa wv ut'ea eo."ass' ~. Nv
iu1'eu sla1ea .s". ~. uu
toa @ sssy nysrnGnni wos ah"n, ~ tn nnt e.
wnrI ranidy tho tnorpary reform, a,, Ind sonscd
measures for selling l20 tuns Of silver monthly In
0rde! 70 got rN ol II While lhcIo Wna sill naskGt.
Inc hit %as u''hn.s ,ai as'e1 H. wa oh'5 one u'h-
''"''.r. ,'r.,,s ' ,>v-,, ,,,,. w u,y,rv. aro,v,
- ,,..st.a', ~ ~ lS,n,'to-a,o ss,'a".. A..
ihe aan rfans.sso A''"' e"''''"'a ''po'e 'ho
stec@ hlatkes. vuy
s ~ osy .h .rus S y T H. S;s II liz M
ioafd iSssns Ths ass sales rrached ths highest as.
urr. during the day. wltl hut very oxcoptlnna Coa.
u saHaFe onsss ny the & IT, y hy hSsnt. Aei?o!
Syt do%a 70 'e sash Ssass u VI vii s IL Snaads u
stocK 30 Tie key notet o th9 market. and ~ tsoy
tunblcd IL nriGe oihrss ssn.s RAPIDLY foowtnK Ahnnt
c on1J en-. sH ws5c s nxsr
s S ~ 'ssr Of e S Ill. s
pnblu need expect no fasorabs change In the stuck
Is ass ssS ts 20 sa s h. IS Sss,; ,
wsHA '.sns ~. ~. ee.a"s. e. y.
THE potLAh or ooh FATHERS.
- ,..h ~" ,,.rIe, ~ ,n,ouoh,x ,n,s,t,sI ~,
"n1a.. t,.. hssn ,st;,,nn " Ia ",
~ ,,or o,ncs ~ So Sms, rha aecina IN tha ~" r
week h.s ersatua almost panic in the Market aud aud
Mwould not 10 strange il thers should bo al Nd up.
ward reae.loa even II tho price should ultimately
, 1876-07-15

Cttlk'Atst}.

1Nik AGO.
Annusla-Staf thleA.r.. Mai
etmr AlpcnA, MatIrkrn, ss..t.:,
per. Itensnn llssbot. sut-!:*.
Ucnton i[asbr,t. ssnl:ir-. r.,
sauEatn,k. snpdr!e.: sch: ".
Pier. wosri; sehr tsran<tr. l:ec.
n. johnson. Little Tts,,.e-. 49,
Grand iIArrn. InEtrt: ..h- VI.
lumhes. echr E'r.os r. n"t,
Australia. Nu.krSvn, lsL,l- ~
Ludlngtpn. Iumtrt: xasJ. W.l
lumber: schr seventh t,an.
bcr; rehr is.~at-.se. s.-1a1
sehr Ten. lI.:ny. Gr,:,i
rchr San Iacintn. Alt~n., l,,..n
Muskeson. 1aE.tr.f; :. H. >e..
lAsk. scht E.tip-~. NrsAr.,,a u
f'arkcf. ynskr.ou. bars r....
woka, rchE F.shss. NJ. IL i-1A
lt!Iaea. AuTktge'u, lun.i~y exit i,
lumlrr: A<hr Truman Eo-.
sthf Minnie t'utlr1t, N-.k .r
M1chct.on. LuisnEt'n, la:.,'--:
&a.es1slc. iumt~r: rehr II. l. j;
lurlrr: sehr 1s'p~J. laAi.t,-. IL
t's'i<f- ~ 1t.r.A ln:-.l-r.
Mu-krson. Ignt<:: eeh- NA.t-
lumber: sehr belle WA!h-,!.,-. >,-
1osts: rehf Atat rtean I riu... ".
asht Norman. Achmin-e- l9ns
M2nietce. lumt~1: XII. Atlanta
lumber. sch: ]. u. N~~tsu-
scht Kate ttslie't. t'e!l. 4.l,<r.
EnriIne+ Nau!-sre. 1a3.t>~:. -rl
l1ltbor. lunstss: Aeh- i;c...e ien
l~r: *chr ). u. Nrs7ti. tth.w.
Affatn,r. rvrt~ats.. 'ur,'-..
Nanttuu ts!an's-. li.Ai. -e.r Il
~sod. 1uniler. rh: a.. A+e:,,rA
b.f: erhr L. Il. Nrt~+i. H-tn,,.a.,
Antlrrw JArk~,a. Nau...~... i,..1
"A, ce1st Asct. tGaszs. tt:.
coal.
CtEAnAxez.->tur a-Asea.,. :.
app{ca, ltU bit. -fvrn ttii.- II.
Truc.iclI. ErLsnn Has,n:. s7.,!
EumcFy. l'ort 1lursr, -..E.:' b.
ltour. 40 tsa rye-N",:h;r.s.- :,
American E'ts.,r Nrn,,. .l,,,,,~-
sundrir-: -t-ar .tlI<Ra s.r...
ar"p NrEnmin-,.. Gtrrn 1.-, :,
Ik,LAtA's. TO crafts caaAa e. =.
Milwaukee. n-.en.o;.ss. =, IA, i
ffaur, sni -nnlJst-. I.s,rL. t. /.
.E1 dfJ hIdes. AtA1 sIfr.-.r.. t'.,
&Alo. IN. .AsJ bu eurn- :skl III.
cDrn-Mea1. 10 L.ls ua; .reA!. ~.
this, 1tuExtn. L.. s41l H. stsras.
IL, III b1 wu, !. NH III. c..G., !.
, 1876-07-15
TIE CANAL

nIp1xror. Ill. Irly l4-E:
-4uyaa~ l<xksort- a-,,M LII
LA>al1e, ) t31 b torn
Cl1AkHs-fop xDnunk. l.,
shrat ltAj ksts tear; AAt.e L..
III &tAk
, 1876-07-15
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcso tho receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city during
the twonty -four hours ending at Z o'clock Oh
Friday morning, and for tho corresponding
time taBt year:
, 1876-07-15
DRY GOODS,

fkw YoRx. July N.-DuklacA eontipsea iiEat vt1A
conlniss!on houscA Cotton saods steady II so-
changed praccs- fHoA vere 10 stsaty demand TIA
suppy 10 hfst hAnds u s11Au wuen svods ~ e1sas
asAt l nlo4essl& dauand but eAassu anA tlsak.
, 1876-07-15

fSs rvmUA AaH. E..ts1. wIslr% T.,
eoad ths - R1t +waA cf Ju;- Z
dull TrsAA rr.ts,s-s =, ry-@ ea,ty
nAcn<1 AaA t.aak-t-,%s- t4,ss
nrf. r1-e 4 t.t . "a r. Is,:4 t..a-
sttraetia2 lAsE~ nuEthcss ns WeHse
city.
, 1876-07-15

%Sn .SdSI sS,Ss33.
,o,.g n etc 94t IL PIT ssSo' do lx 'oxsa sioo'
st Ss. aai ! iss. ssss eaF :7''
t "a; Il; :Ss: sS$ s'sS E so
sSt:s :s .stssi i:sseai XII iaa Nos. .ola
T. III s e xs2.h:ss IL ss is H. 4 | VII ite a.eosa "a
4 6 G.; 4 s; . &: i; II
ssy1 s 81: 5 sssSsss q III ssnssi; 81
wc.c meeting .i.s1 G9nsn.sa ,.;1 Ee1d aclnna: Me
W.T. ss III; s IL ss
:s!isS'ssss 81 s5Ps'; aSss's.
5;;,,,s: ss.a,si 3 as & S; lsSass q 8 ssx
fS0ITKyzch!eken. xess IN sestsf reape.t md
sS i ~; :saS fsse
TorHToEs-S NV poiaices sold .oHly 4. ~ oeaa 90,
,nEs. f9T wien tiiu5s ~ !I.is aqaity TSess
Thsfs WI % ttaanx X tatafs. Essry sna i y'iix
ms e s;GSzsf H. e.
". ssdff sns r
S:?ss,sl slsS SSt ess: k
"$ r. ar sssa ;sasss ss s' xsoas sss H. tos
aas:l sd'9; choice 7os7'a' eholesst' s'toosi In
ns ~ sasss HoSa 3D., Do stoes a,a,
japMn-Con!rsun. :A4ss2c, good comnon, 3a9I,c,
, 1876-07-15

SAN FnAxc,rcn, Jniy 14.-AithonRh greatly de-
pressed, there Is nothing yet that can hc consd-
cred panic prevailing In mining stoclG. M fall
urcH are known to harc occurred, though theru
runors II TINT effect, II the lnadlttc Htocka 70
much lower. a1tcoycrng margins, bad brcnk vii!
no doubt follow. Sto-ke weakcr after tho Duard
, 1876-07-15

CLKvEtaNn. o. 1xfy ~ Nm
white. liotes- t'te; prime va.te.
Fi-TstrEaA- Jtiyta -Frtrttetr
crude. 1,szsH n l'uktr's, ren4
detphla delivery.
, 1876-07-15
4.sO1t.G5
4.2S44.4O
3,nH81.73
3. .N)R3.71
2.tDta1.7o
3,NkE.s,7,5


ilOIis-Trade opened nc.irc With prices hrn at 6e
sua!.!nn of ta market t.ro,Hhout tho day Huh th1
by TIC ,ddIe 81 }e afternoon tho yards str!ltca
nf Mnck. Trading wns pr!nclrnlY at g. 4aa9 az e. q.
inferior, e. 70 for extra phia.lepllta sra9s Sn'ss
heayy st 81. 1Dsa. a. w. W n'te tnu foliSwinE
, 1876-07-15
Deposits on tho Increase, but Discount
Lines Stationary.
Tho Comptroller Calls for Bank state'
ments...Clcarings, 50, 200, 1000.
The Produce Markets Generally Firmer.
with Moderate Activity.
Provisions and Wheat Strong---
Rye and Barley Weak.
FINANCIAL.

,r1,n r,nofrntIre of fhn f.nrrnnev hns fa11rd fnr
...,.ncnt. from ,hc hnnlt of th.Ir condition al
a.. ",,,n ~ bu.5nnaa. Juno no, rhc.c cxhIhtts.
thou.h roorc tha, t,yo wcnko olt1 WHOM tboy rracl
.a ,,.,,;c ,vI v,c,crt stato of affairs much llku
.hat ,st,"h rn.y ,.t. aiming thc banks. The min
in..nnrn w,,, In that rarscd hy tho met tlat tho
.a.,s.s ,,rodrc,1 dr,,net. INV. bcnn In oporattor
y rnr,nt.ht ,nnvrr'
n.nrn ,ra-o ~, ,,o,x dcvc,nnmcnts during the ,,av
T., tneai ar,nco. r,,c .nnnlv Of rnod uancr was
80 49,. 1so,,t .na i'm arnliraton. frnm roruiar cna
M n sonn,v rnurtronca In trade and col.
,a.t,ons 'f''
1,.,a. ~ at.connt nrc s6h1, ner cent 10 regular
rn.t,r,cr, streot rotcs ara made to mood outside
hn,rn.,rr.
On tbr ,trcct TIM ,,an mnrkct IL ovcr.supplled,
=, o,,or,,rrc Win funds. 1,ates nre q vcr cent
onS inward for timp 1naus.
Nav ynr1 c1c,nnro remotna Mt &c nor 81. 600
prcninm fctwcrn banks.
1,ho clrnrInvs xc.r 83. 700. 900,
.nn1r1oH. DIVISION. AND s11.EscE AMONG Az
a,nrprs AVN ,rcEtvrna.
rv u,x ., ..nvo,,lnr tho nnnc,raneo of evil"
.,.t t ,..tc,,n. ,n 1,ccoivcr. nort;cu,riv m
ha,,,,-nn. md Jn,oivcnt j,antr, scll ruhIcly t,r
,..a. ~, ..1ots t1ov h,ro ~ ,.nn.u ~ tn I'm
nonaat "o.a -, crod,,or,, Vvhpn tbc.c vnnahlo NJ.
~. ,,n aid nrivotelv A prcnt drnl M
81 f.a ,na ,h ,,L
, 1876-07-15

luhK nnH FInrt c!taf5 SlilTinCs ~ eAE13a9 Ga. aud
6l1Ht f1r sun,icr and l.4ri94c for Winter; Euncr.
lahds p1.lAc, cas Hel;rf iMlyi s.ifi,tllsr lung
clearn nHe; long.cut hams, loa I}tG, buxed; baco
kaInk. Iflt61tHc.
f;rS1xs-Wah ftulet At fpdAc,
BEEF plstlDtGrs- WeTs steady and autct at sto, u
eslitn for REV; ~. .7&sl:o for extra mess, al
1uiloo-Wss quVtcd at Raa1c for city. and 1880 fol
county tptA, kcc0rllng to condition.
, 1876-07-15

fflDS.
fvvrnrHo. r.. ]sly "a -f1e :.
Irons quoSed Ut I'll tA = =, f..4r
, 1876-07-15
PROVISIONS

11oG rnODuCTs--werc less actlvc and nrr1cr, IN
sympathy With higher quotations hogs at the Stock
Yars tho supply OF which less than the preceding
day. There was. howcvcr. not much demand for any
description Of product. except for turning oytr from
August into September, 70 that the quotations have not
tho sac force ~ II the property were bought straight
out. The caFsysn. charges ANAL, being nbot .oo
per bf pork. 10o per 10U rs lard, aud 21kc per
100 Us on mtdIes. per month,
Mtss fhrk-Was gulctRut i3tc rcr br1 higher, under
fair demand in proportion tu tic offerings, though
tho trading was chtrhy In exchanges from month
10 another. Sales reported Ut 70 hrIs casI at
Sl.D 750 hfs scIler August ut &lD $50 65 and
3,NIi,rs secF September at sia. 7ia lDH1. Total.
7,s:O rs Tho market closed firm ht SID, dD4s ff ~ for
cas; g11 seller Lnyt TO- Hs selcr
August; SID sd31o.saH for September, md s1oek3
t7.ta' scllrr tho year.
i'rfno tncsa pork wns nominal at $l1.oolfo6n and
pxtEn do sold tdtbrls ncw} At $I5.m.
ktFd-WHs rnthet nHct, hut advanced IDc ner TOO ns
with nrm holders, and q Roud demand ut Thur1dny's
prices. hut huycfs wcTo unwilling follow tho market
np Sales wefb limited 10 =, $50 tcs seer August at
oo 0i aud T. 500 tcs seller September at $40
fsfl.O1. TAta, 4. ITO tcs. Tl,s market c0sed rm Mt
$#Ne1nu u2h cnxh Of sccs July; $40 p9ketl TO- rs for
!Eer AlEuEti ei1.ut56Gfl.G5 seller September; nnd
stu 10 ~ 35M seller tsn year summer rendered
quoted a,9Ht l0e Far TOO ~ under winter.
Hcre easier Oh beth allnner and wntGr Ioa and stUrt
EltM wcrG 1rier, wll1 other udtes wcru Unchanged
There was little Inquiry snc~ restricted 70 0O
ner cured lo!a quoted XGHc hcIow Tic closiR
NTiccz winter Curtu which WfFD u fu1inwk.
, 1876-07-15

TT'1RIsENTIN
6tixt~arox. thl,. lsl1 IA
steAd{ q z;Ae.
, 1876-07-15

or thta sum the amount ii silver coined was Sl0,
OTO, 3G5, ut which sum S. Gl7, 900 were in trade
dollars. The large tncreasc III subsidiary si.ycrwat
owing to tho Substitution Of silver for fractional
currency during tho present year, undot the pro.
Visions OF tho net Of 1875, providing for spcclo re-
sumption. There is also I'm tncroaso Of about ST.
O0O GOO in the gold coinage as compared with that
Of 1879. This indicates tho fattering yield Of the
American mines during tho past year. Tho cst!.
mated coinage Of subsidiary sI:ver Will roach about
leg, 600, o0O, md gold ubout Sa5, 900, 600.
PHILADELPHIA MINT,
Tho following ~ \ statement Of tho coinage nt
tlc Philadelphia Mint during the fiscal year ended
funa .l0 1874:
, 1876-07-15

The Now York Duly Basttttn OF July IL says:
The .upply u eommsscial ha J. ycry sna,l md II
lAe meTcaltlis demand beuK sIno.t n9thlnx hNcu.
!,tixs aaalss rsrs dal ~ benny Nssy asso w. w.
bFaKeU Eepurt the supply sIicy d1st.cxsA PAPER =
VIIy aGal1l 4nA with Hills a4posluUh On ths PAst W
, 1876-07-15
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments woro aled for record
on Friday, July ii:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

The Granite State passed down Satur.
day morning, en- route for Portsmouth.
The Ragon leftfor Parkersburg at 1880
AL .'saturday.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati sstur.
day evening. r,-r1-::
The J. s. KeeHer, with q tow of OilfOr
Huntington, passed down Saturday morn
The Scout passed psaturday morning,
with u tow Of freight.
The Hornbrook eftfor Pituburgh with
tow Saturday morning.
The Andes will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day.
The Science viii be the Parkersburg
packet this morning.
by Telegraph
PrnDuRGH,. August 2O,-River four
feet three inches and rising. Weather
clear and pleasant.
ST.. LOUIS August 20.-Arrived-John-
son, Keokuk; Mary Boyd, Peoria. De-
parted-Lake Superior, Keokuk. River
fallen II inches. Clear and cooler.
MEMPHIS, August 20.-Riyer fell 0
inches, and stands at 13 feet 10 inches,
Cloudy; Thermometer 80. Departed.
Kate Dickson, 81. Geneyieve, Victsburg,
CA1Ro, August 9o.-HIckory,. Tennes-
see river; Capital City, Ylcksbutg, Cons,
Millar, Arkansas Belle, Evansville. De-
parted-Idlewild, Evansville; Hickory
and Capital City, 81. LOUIS; Liberty No. !,
Cincinnati; Arkansas Belle, Evansville;
Cons. Millar, Memphis. River 10 ieet
and stationary. Clear; mercury so.
NEW ORLEANS, August 20.-Weather
warm and cloudy. DoWn-Arlington. Z
CrS1yNAT1, August 20.-River IA feet
10 falling; weather clear and pleasant,
Arrived ANDY Baum, Memphis. \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21
I,it,sbnreh MetaI NIarket.

PITTSBURGH, August 1S.-Pig iron con.
times dull, unusually so for this season
OF the year, but prices are still maintained.
Sales reported: Anthracite-400 tons Gray
Forge $50, cash; 100 do Notified and White
SIS: cash. Charcoal-20 tons No. 5 Hang.
ing Rock Foundry 500, cash; 10 do No. 2
do $24; IS do Nos. 2 and 8 on private terms.
Bituminous Coal.smelted-100 tons White
and Notified $50, 4 months; LOO do Gray
Forge $40, four months; 400 do Neutral
Forge $50, cash. Stone Coal-@ tons
Close Gray Forge $50, months. Manu-
featured Iron-lhe market continues in an
unsettled and unsatisfactory condition.
The sheet and hoop mills arc pretty well
supplied with orders, and there is also a
fair demand for some Of the leading spe'
cialties, but, as general thing, business Is
reported dull. It appears that the mills
outside OF the Combination are selling be-
low Combination rates, and It l. also rti'
mored that some Of those In the Conbina.
tIon IRE acting IN bad faith. Rates un'
changed at So 15a9 So for Bars. Nails
quiet, but prices are firm at s2 SIS, 90 days,
for less than 200 kegs, and 50 rs, 90 days,
for 200 kegs'and upward, with 9 per cent
off for cash. Horse shoes unchanged at
4Xc cash, and mule shoes SIC. Scrap
iron dull, No. l wrought quoted at SIS,
cash. ..s..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

CHANGES IN REAL EsrATE.-The resi-
dence OF DR.. Turner, on 18th street, was
on Saturday sold to Mr.. Welty, OF st.
Clairsyille, for S5,5s5, which is very
cheap. The lot alone cost s., 300, and the
house about $4,000.
The Hall property, on 10Th street, was
on Saturday sold to Mr.. Jacob Hull for
$1,000. The property was sold four years
ago by Mr.. Hull (who bid it in on Satur.
day., 10 Mr.. A. P. Hall for $4,000. Mr..
Hall had paid 81 600 on it,
Mr.. Allen Howell on Saturday pur.
chased the residence OF Mr., Thomas
Hughes, corner 14th and Chapline streets,
for $4,000. The house was built many
years ago by the father Of Mrs. Allen
Howell (Mr. Paull.) Before the war II
belonged to DR.. Stanton, Of Mississippi.
In 1862 Gen. Fremont occupied II as his
headquarters while in the city. After
wards, Capt. Moore, Quartermaster OF the
department, occupied it, Subsequently
it was sold to Mr.. Hughes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

Sensible ADucE.-You are asked
every day through the columns of news,
papers and by your druggist to use some.
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, and you get
discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you salts
factory proof that Green's August
Flower will euro you OF Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all its effects, such
assour Stomach; Sick Headache, Habit
ual Costiveness, palpitation of the Heart,
HEARTBURN, Water-brash, coming up Of
food after eating, low spirits, &C., we ask
you to 60 to. your druggist and get n
Sample Bottle OF Green's August Flower
for 10 cents and Try it, ora Regular Size
for rs cents. Two doses will cure you.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
Laughlin Bros. &Co. eod&w.
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On the other hand Messrs. johnson
and Hubbard are also confident Of sue
cess, and assert that Mr.. Britt's figures
are very wide Of the mark; that as the
delegates we're uninstructed, and as Clay
district will accredit asa delegate and
allow any Republican from that district
to cast pro. rata vote, the result Of the
balloting cannot be anticipated.
For the Office OF County Judge we have
heard Of no candidates, Judge Cochran
having declined to accept the nomina-
ton. ..
;. Mr.. Geo. P. Linch haviugwithdrawn
from the canvass, Mr.. T. ]. Hugus is the
only candidate left In the field for the
Prosecuting Attorneyship. Mr.. Hugus is
withal popular gentleman, and will
probably receive the nomination by &C.
ciamation.
It ia impossible at this writing to even
hazard an opinion US 10 who Of the nu-
merous gentlemen talked Of for the
House Of Delegates will be nominated.
Among those that have been mentioned
in our hearing are Messrs. James Paxton,
Q. G. Dewey, W. P. Hubbard, B. B.
Doyener, Alex. Laughlin, NJ. 3. Q.
Wright, G.. r, Thompson, Col. w. B.
Curtis, VIM. Travis, John 0esterling.
The candidates for Assessor for city
district are Messrs. G. A. Helmbright and
George F. Irvine, whose chances are said
to be about even. I'm l.w
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CHICAGO, August TO- our-steady
and UNCHANGED. Wheat-In fair demand
but at lower rates; No. 2 Chicago spring
SIC spot; s9J<c September; 9lAc October
No. s. nc; rejected 66a66Nc. Confirm
No. !, 4454c spot; 44ssc September; Az
octpber;lrejeeted4lc. oats@SteadS; No. :
Sic spot; S6Ac September; SoJSc October
Rye-Quiet at 5211a53c. Barley-Firm q
50 Xc spot; zoe October. Pork-Steady a
$i1 80 spot; SI7 Is bid the year. Lard
Steady at $40 IS spot. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-Dull 81 10.
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u1o CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
Gardening.

On account Of advanced age nm deArOus o.
changing my residence and therefore offer for sale
my farm Situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining The ":
lAge Of RtnRyille. The property consists Of ~
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom.
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, 6 and ~
Ieet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an foot
vein Of close texture sand free stone, an IL foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of depodts Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently slOpng 10 the east, and all Under direct ex-
posurO 10 the sun, 10 Vineyard Of So acres mostly
Catawba grapes, all in fine bearing condition, about
seven years old which has proven itselt able to pay
handsome per cent TO the culuyator.
The property Il being approached above and be,
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeking small
homesteAds, and d now really the only unoccupied
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II Is valuable rs an investment for capital seeking
Haie purchase, and valuable to those who want mar
ket gardening ground close 70 the city. It fronts
beautifully upon the river and cOnimands view oil
the city, The Illald and the whole scenery Of The
rhley.
The terms Of sale will DO one-thlrd cash, balance
In two annual payments, per cent Interest on de-
iefred payments. For further particulars Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, OF BY mail at Bridgeport, Ohio
apps
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BEAUTIFUL COMBINATION OF STARS
The lovers of the pleasing study Of as
tronomy by rising early may now witness
any clear morning, little before sunrise,
very beautiful combination Of stars.
Venus, the morning star, is unusually
brilliant; 10 the left Of her Orion with his
belt and sword, and the pretty Pleiades;
while over and above them the interest,"
ing constellation arises, and again to the
right, the twin stars Of Castor and Pollux.