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MIsLRIES or sN.fkE NH.
The Hudson County, y. H., Grand Jury's
Prescntment against the Aimshousc.

The Hudson county Grand Jury has brought
IN pres sentiment against the county alm,ou-c at Snake
Hill The prcscntmcnt states that the budins l., not
adapted lot the purpose winch It is used either IN
sSc or arranremcni that i, contains 75l Tcrsons when
U'w"ud =" toe many. thu, causing much suefins ana
uSaS The jury rcounm.n III. erection OF Two Ttyi
ions one Tor children and the other Tor mothers with
childttn ana sick children II finds general lack Of
.icanlnrs- shnwin, lack oi dis ipnc he part OF
the warden, who has .ir aie.hOded pauper. al his
command The Jury nui that professional couA could
furnish variety and money IN wha 4. wa ted If thr
concern was prop rli conducted
Tile prcacutmcnt closes with a rccomiuc ndaton that
Commissioners Charities be- appointed and und Tor al
tending t. the Institution
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Judge Lawrence heard argument ycstcrdn,
on aga icAn'n 10 Tdur' ric ha Of Euith ant Richard
" NHs, r. ~ W' SUITS against them D, the lni'n Cun.
htrcm Insurance Company oi London They ar. uillna
% give s'hrn Mr JOHN l. rnr.nus who abtenr, T., -
Richard u hs'r, clum,d there ,huuld he lafgr -
lNcbon Z" han an rRch cusr. ami thcrc wrru ii
'H>i,, l"f me riurul ~ the rts' n hI, client lie
co. 10 Tee ~ nh ~ ilo Clu~ u i+si ami tor. A ~
no chatrt IN the paper, that lac ever huO nuv A. hs
~ li'N IN" company claimed lrui-rl IL th,ln- Iutrs
Lawrence reserved hi ,cl-!ou " '"~
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on or Murphy heard a crash Of glass fol-
lowed by heavy thui and srin,lntlc rear Of a4,I,N.
in-i"n az Last evening Nj, SHERWOOD who, nirM DAYS
a.ornne iiom NorW ak Conn ioiiyc with Dr Cumming,
whie hes urhi' for cancer. was foind IN The ienr
YARD She B, shppnret go have hrcnmr trn. .nrriiv IN
sao ami 10 have l'np'i through tho third story inflow
lf Cummings WAS ai tr t'rHuI opera House at mo Tim,
oi the accident. ant - Frnnrr Wa. cal od ia nom a.
hsr irri wrw crushed il' lt ankle lcus ii,lucatd
she htd s-ht hrnN's Ainui ihc head and IA 49, be side,
severe internal iluules Nhlch may prove fatal
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Judge Bnird'- Cash Account.

Aldermen Shonnard. Morse, and Murphy of
i"nh'Is II stunned, ON Tuesday evening, thcu ivcsuga
uun oi TIE i~ud, and rtgulAiiucs the mnnax, ment
oith9i city city Judge l. T. Bart ,onigadicted AL the
main hrgnhon' AGAINST HIM gazing spInauons In de.
AZ ~, account % n1c,. however. shown Nv thc
'hi tcik, VINO had Mhuni,d them from the IuI,.,
own dockri was not Crvi.tAhle exhibit shown L,th
cawrs'ncs' nni irrg suariy the rntrirs Till, wn,
admitted ni thc Judge who explained that the Il krt
was written y s!'fk nom IN, momortuln. AMI the
tcfks 'riN nav hr'u iurilri"ntN dome lie regretted
That hr had not rarriull, kent cash account hlseu
In the money nUtuuni extending over mnrr fluil M.
years. hdll,!cnre U S1j /, tuunl against III, JUDGE
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NEW BRUNSWICK. n j.. Nov 2s.-Coroner
st"nrs jury in the case Of the accident the New York
and Long Branch Railroad by which II II Benedict of
New Haven and Isaac liver los, their lives rendered
verdict That thr accident resulted from neglect on the
part ul Ihonh hrr % place proper danger signal and
on the part oi " II Neman. who was In charge of the
locomotive tu take proper precautions Barr and Nlulnnn
CAc. hcld Ia 81 ,UU bail for the Grand Iurv '
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Ar THE UREcK or THE HUROx.
Two More Bodies Rccovered-A Eough Sea
Delaying the Work Of the Divers.

NoRroLK. Va, Nov. 2S.-Thc lifc-sa, ing
crews this morning launched II boat and sue
ceedcd in reaching the wreck. To- which a line
was taken from the shore. Tho bedics Of Chas.
Carson. landsman. anl Thomas Armstrong.
sailor. were found lashel to the bowsprit, and
were brought ashore. Another storm has been
the breakers run high. Divers are ready To- 10
to work as soon us calmer weather H. had The
Dcach is wei patroled night and day by sea-
men. marines. and members of the nic-snving
crews. 80 that all the bodies may be recovered
ashore -' 49, "N'
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Gov. Hampton. VI Mes.age.

COLUMBIA. Nov. 2s.-Gov. Hampton sent his
annual message to the General Assembly to-day He
strongly dcprrcaies reputation o the state uhlgntinn,
and argues uAta settlement Of the pu p bt gr stion
should be made upon basis which viii impair ihc
cr.dt o the state lie urges the fostering tho bulr
school system aS 10 rive tree education 10 all rn so,
uher parts oi the relate topics such as taxa
uon special legislation. and public institutions
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Freed by Poe, Mor,em Examination,

In fight between John Coylc. aged 81. and
Nhnm Mai'hcw'agci l. ,'235 Concord street Brookyn
on sept Cuylc was hurt 80 badly that
10 remove him g. the tilv Hospital lie nngc rcd there
until rue ,lay might and then suddenly dicd Matthews
Md- ARRESTED. 4 lost nnrtru examination Nt rihv
showed that toJe died Of heart di>eaS and that the IN
lures winch ne hhd received did not hasten his death
MAithlM > MNs AccOIdmnlA hItchnIgnh. w
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JAMESTOWN Nov 27-Jas. Morrison and Juliu,
AehcrmAn wcrr hunting in the wood~ nonr snitl,ille
ia, sunday The strap 10 Morri>ol's game hns pn,r
way, ana he handed l> -un "a Ack,rm tn huli while
nr nArd ne 4 AZ IrWm VA. c.cN'i, and n, Arkrr.
man TOOK hnli "i the hut a., hammer WAS knucRni
down IN some way, aud tue sun Na, discharged Ihr
enlir chllHe passed through Morrison, hodS. k.lin-
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Mrs. Norton. Sui, Asa,n., nn Asylum.

Mrs, Jane G. Norton. tho wiie of Assessor
Johnl,han norton Brooklyn hn, begun sut 81
SlosD DAMAGES against the BnomingdAie A.Nimu tor
the Insane tor Injuries nile god to have l,ru nir ted on
her while she wa, an inmate uf the asylum M.
ton has written q pamphlet describing the cruelty u
when she says she was subjected whe IN the A-y un
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Tie Reading snvInss Bank.

READING. Nov 28.-Thero was meeting to-
night Of the committee appointed last night obtain
signatures to petition to have the Reading Savings
bank with Me'srs y &E. p. Boas adJudged in bank.
Iupic) About ntcn rsOns, rCprt scntng only about
t2 signed the pettOn, from Which Ii i, infc rred
that the sympathy with TN no. very strong
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a polishing Capita, run,.hmen, In Italy.

ROME. Nov; 2S.-In the Chamber of Deputies
to-day, IN drhAu ON III" lH nal code clause a,is NM
capital punishment vas adopted D., large mnioriiy
several deputies nitrwlri uiS,d that Tho uOvcrnrn NJ
should insert clause in future cNradlunn trratU
rmpns criminals under nence OF death iron liability
~ e.
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a snllor. mnnralnr .Ien,s nunn.r s.n.n.a

John Crunrrs and Martin Churchill. two
sailors hoinns h"h-' runner. quar- u 4 ,r.i.rla, ln
the huniiinf house ot Juiu l,m.. at tll tom Staten
Island and =, 'nrr- ,'nt "l Aurclnli in tn. hrn lie
wa, Arrested anI Acli tJ"Wa tho result ui tru.ci!is
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"a Help for tho wcak. nervous. and debilitated
unInnie nnl painful di~nces cured without medicine
Ecctric htlts ana other appliances all about them and
nov 70 dlsueush The genuine IRON the spurious Book
mhi Journal with ull particulars free Call or address
ruiNetmacler CslNanle w., 2l4 BroAv~ay. N. Y-AJs.
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CUMBERLAND, Md. Nov 2s,-The Imprisoned
nnnci >ne hoidrn mine John Davis and John Iiagcr
ipr} hours new npcuiug was dug 'nr tlCin Thrv
hnuxer @-NNs' ''N"'
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Ferry Boats In Collision.

The ferry boats Fnrragut and Fulton were in
collision cary lhis nnfhln2 OIL tho Nrn YORK. slip The
lhrrnguts ladies cabin was smashed, the side broken
body injured
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Hiram Thompson. alias j. L. johnson whc T.,
n- I'm nl,, p.s,, nini lh,n 81 ln- i,, m. ron,,
tlhf- >rsrrihN lie says h. 4, a. yc trs Old nlI an
tnNu.ii hy occupation. ''' ""' u"
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Falling followed by risin.: baron tor. vntin-
i- Minl .irty IRON tc nniil',a.t - the n5 tl,w,'t
,".drT cloudy weather ant ram ~
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Go,as "A Mile for o.n 20 Shoe, hi. nro,s.r r

ATHENS. Ohio. Nov 2S.-Dr j. W. McWhortnr
9uhrrclcd with his brother ycs rlay nit rnunt and t
niotcI went ihc Tor his shotgun and shot the tor
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o. WAsHINGToN. NOV. 2s.-Thc Secretary of the
Treasury )estvrnA directed the Assistan Treasurer AT
New York 10 sell u sO,bo gold on saturday Dec l.
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Morgan Brother. storage for furniture. nj =
amos &c inspeeuon solicited. Broadway aud tIth d =
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SrECiE PAYMENT REsuMED.-Spocie the best
nn- cut AuAVns IN A. Buy Hnd nud. ado.
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=. MNtby's oysters in any quantity at depot Al
hArrisVn st., really cost Oul ten cent DVund -ids
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-06
Chicago,

CHICAGO, September 5.-Flour--Active
aud o shade higher; western extra S. Goa
8 IS, choice to fancy Minnesota extra 81 90
q { 20, common to fair So 25aG Is, patents
81 5Oa9 90, superfine s. OOa4 80, winter
extra S. 50a7 90. Wheat-Steady, higher
and unsettled; No. Chicago spring 81 i6JI,
No. ., 81 l6. sales 81 0i15aI 0Si september'
closed 81 0sIsal 0sA September, 81 o. Oc.
tobGr 81 OK year, No. ) at 81 Os. Corn
Active, firm and higher; 45c cash, asa
45Hc September, 45ai51Sc October, sales
at i34ai53sc September. Oats-Fairly
active and shade higher; 2ic cash, 24Ac
October. Rye-Quiet at sac. Barley
Steady and firm ut 66Hc. Pork-Quiet but
firm at Sl9 80 cash, sl9 sex October. Lard
Dull and nominal at IS AK cash, IS 40
October. Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchapr.
ed. WhiSky-Sl 90.
At the close Wheat was lower at 81 OK
al 0S September, 81 o3% October. Corn
and Cats unchanged. Pork higher al
Sl@ 10 October Lard higher at S. Il oeto.
Der.
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NEW YORK, September 5.-Cot.On-
Firm ut 11AllISc. Flour-HiRher, mainly
on low aud medium grades ard choice
Minnesota; No, ., 50 25al 90, supcrflne
western and State 81 4Ol5 90, common TO
good s. 4Oa6 50, good 10 choice s. pOa6 %,
extra Ohio IS 25a7 30, white wheat extra
o. 85A6 rs, fancy 50 90aS %, ST Louis
s. 65as 80, Minnesota patent process 81 10
al0 W. Wheat Closing strong, Nebraska
spring 81 81, No. 2 ChiCago spring 81 86lf,
No. . Northwestern 81 81 migrated winter
red and amber 81 SOal 70, fancy winter
red 81 As, No. 2 Milwaukee to arrive 81 81,
Rye-Quiet; No, l western Coo, Barley
Nominal. Malt-NOmlnal. Corn-Light
offerings check business; hot 10 choice
high western mixed 5Sa5Sc, steam mixed
6Ba57c. OAt--Closing firmer; western
mixed and State S0a4SC, white western $50
42e. IIay-Shtpping 6Ga7Oc. HopS-Dull;
western ia7d, Coflee--Qulet but iirm; Rio
Carges l6iIa2O Ne gold, jobbing at i61a
&c gold. Sugat-StrOng; fair 10 good re.
lining SbaS%c, prime SIC, refined steady
at l0HNilHC. MolaSses- Retluing steady,
Rice--Steatly; Louisiana 9 Sa74 nc. Whisky
"A shade 6fmer at 81 IS. i.I's . ~
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Law gives me; no more will Igiye, no
more should he ask, and when he asks
more beeduN be Is a German American
citizen, he shows himself unworthy even
Of that he has. ~ .''''
I End that sons Of your ulterances
must be left 10 d future letter, but lei me
now urge every German who now IL u
citizen, and you when you become such,
10 forget the ever present idea that You
are Germans, in the grateful apprGcla.
lion and patriotic recollection thai you
are something better--a peaceful, law.
abiding, liberty,loving, american ci,t.sR.
II you do, "may you live long and pros.
per-" Respectfully, ''
h. !, r-..r,yr lg r. II. COCHRAN.
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TOLEDO, September 5.--Flour-Firm,
Wheat-Firn; No. / white 81 SIX bid, ex
ira do 81 80 bid ,ambR Michigan spot hold Of
81 201S, seller September 81 353f, seller De-
tober 81 2SA, No. 1 red winter 81 50, No. .
do spot 81 2S. Corn--Firm; high mixed
spot and seller September 4SC, No. 2 spot
and seller September ISe, seller October
49c, rejected 47c, oSts-Quiet; No. 3 spot
4 r, M-Wheat-Closes easier; No. /
white Michigan 81 3Oal S9ISS, amber Michi.
gan seller September 81 261i, seller Octo.
her 81 24h, No. 2 red winter seller Sep.
TENDER 81 asa, seller October 81 2SIf.
Corn-Quiet but firm; No. . spot4SIfc, sell,
or October 1880. 'rr. --'-.'. m
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AURD.
Editor. lalelllsencer.

EdItofs Inlelligencef' .I.. -.....- s.....
An article Ia published in your yester.
days issue, without an author, purport.
ing 10 be . synopsis Of the proceedings,
appertaining TO the record oil J. Z. D., a
candidate at the late Teachers ExAmina.
ton, held at our Public School Hall on
Tuesday:ot last week, The hidden au.
thor Of Il baIlled in all his previous at.
tempts 10 yindicate the seandalous action
Of the School Examiners In sWindlinG
your correspondent out Of his certificate,
now boldly pushes TO the front, before an
enlightened" and Intelligent" public, a
"bogus statement" Counterfeit report"
in order to carry out his design to shield,
il possible, the chief actors In the dra-
ma. l ask all intelligent and unpreil.
diced people in this community II such
neiarious proceeding should be allowed
TO thus seek shelter. The author Of
that article acknowledged, IN his
statement Of yesterday, That lie found
rcpnAidetable trouble IN hunting and
docterlng W the report, In order 10 make
1t look ~ ridiculous and prepoSterous az
possible. And we'll lie did Il. The orig.
inAl papers in this case we're in the hands
Of the Examiners for several days after
the examination, for erasures and altera.
lions Of any kind, perfectly suitable 10
themselves. The whole affair IN qnea-
tion cannot help but convince every intel
ligent citizen that the examination was
conducted in very partial way, and
specially designed to defeat the applicant
for the german department. Further
comment on this subject is unnecessary,
and wearhome TO the general reader. /
therefore conclude by agsin inserting
that am ready to test my abilities
against "Vindex, J" Hoge, Kirn or any OF
their apologists in any Of those branches,
required to pass AN examination for
teachership, ....... J. Z, y.
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RAILROAD BONDS -GeneralIy firm.

RAILROAD bOSDS-NeneFalIyt firm,
STATE BoNDS-Quiet.
STOcEs-Speculation strong and higher
IN the early dealings, the advance as com.
pared with the closing quotations Of vester.
day ranging from Il TO ~ per cent, West.
ern Union and coal stocks were the featnres
and made the greatest advance. The rise
in Western Union was on the expectation
OF q declaration not only Of A uuarterlv
dividend OF * or possibly per cent next
week for the quarter ending September
10th, but also of scrip dividend Of & or 6
per cent from the stock held in the comma.
ny,s treasury, on basis to the stockholders
6l 500 per share. The money derived there.
from is to reimburse for the cost paid ont
on the Atlantic & Pacific purchase. After
the tlrst Board the whole market gave wny
under sales to realize, and prices declined
y to per cent, but this was followed
by partial recovery. During the
afternoon the market was strong for coal
stocks and Western Union with further
advance In prices. The balance of the list
was firm in sympathy bat towards the close
the market suddenly became weak, and
declined u tOl5I per cent from the highest
point Express stocks were strong and
higher. Lake Shore and Michigan south.
Railroad Company have sold about
$o,30O,Oo0 ofits consolidated first mortgage
bonds to be Issued for the retirement Of
the old Michigan Southern bonds maturing
November l..
Transactions aggregated 176, 900 shares, of
which 5000 were New York Central, 1000
Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 5000 Northwest.
ern common, 5000 preferred, 2,4OO Rock
Island, $500 st. Paul common, 1000 pre.
ferred, 1000 0hiOs, 5000 Wabash. 1900
Delaware 4 Hudson, 5000 Delaware,
Lackawauna < Western, CISCO MICHIGAN
Central. 2,C00 Illinois Central, 5000 Nor.
RS 4 Essex, 1000 Pacific Mail, 20 600
Western Unious
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CINCINNATI, September 5.-Cotton--
Steady; fair demand at lOs.c. Flour
Dull and nominal. Wheat Good demand;
red ut 81 l2Al %. Corn-Easicr, not
quotably lower; 47aiSc. Oats-Steady and
in fair demand at 27aS9c. Rye-Ouiet
but steady ut 5Ga5Sc. Barley-Dull and
nominal. Pork-Firm at $i2 5OaIa 70,
i.ard-Fair deemanl but steady; steam
SIC, kettle 9a9 &c. Bulk Meats-Good dc.
mand; shoulders S. l2II, short rib SO Q9lz,
cash 81 0Oa7 OK buyers September 10,
sugar cured 81 %. Beef, 5Aa7ssa7,1as
Sl.c. Buttcr-Steady and unchanged. Oil
0LinSeed steady at 5Oa5?c. Whisky
Quiet at 81 %. rr.
HoGs-Dull; common 81 50ai rs; light
s 0oa5 50; packing IS OOa5 %; butchers
IS S0G5 50. a.. -
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PHILADELPHIA, September 5.--FIour-
Steady; superine 500, extra s. 90, Penn
sylvaniR family 50 5Oa7 90, Minnesota
50 75a7 %, high grades 81 75aO 90. Wheat
Steady; amber at 81 4Oal 10. Corn
Steady; yellow 60a6lc, mixed 5Sa59c. Oats
-Firmer; Pennsylvania white S3a35c, white
western 33a44c. Rye-Dull at 60a62c. Pork
-$l4 50al4 rs. Beef 'Hams-lsc Butter
Creamery 2Sa25c, Western Reserve lsa
zoe. Eggs-Firm; western lsAl9c, Cheese
Firm: fancy western 10HAllc. Petro-
leum-Re6ued 1916, crude 9Kc. Whisky
Steady; western at 81 Il.
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NEw YORK, September 5.-Trade moved
less active with package houses, but the
jObbers made liberal sales to southern buy.
ers- Cottons quiet In first hands, but un.
changed in price. Prints in moderate de.
mand. GilghamS and dress goods active.
Mems woolens are quiet. Silks were large.
y sold at auction at fair prices.
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By TELEGRAPH,
New York honey AN d St ,r

ne" AOrR money anu Stocks.
SEw YoRE, September 5.-MoXEY-2lS
per cent, closing at 4a6 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5 4a7l Z per cent Custom
receipts 1885,, 1000, The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $4,000. CIearings $o3, Oo0'.
oo9: Sterling weak long 4.S2, short Ass.
GoLD-opened and closed at 1O5Ss, with
sales In the interim at 1881. Carrying
rates laS per cent aud borrowing rates
flat to 9per cent. a1
SiI.VER-At London unchanged Here
silver bars are 81 IS greenbacks, 81 lS,i
gold. Coin Max per cent discount. "
GOVERNMENTS Steady, -. aft.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

,r,,r
VIE countenance is pale and
L ieadcn'co!ored' with occasional
bushes, or 4 clrcumScElbec spot on
one or Doth cheeks x; the eyes become
aHH; MspaptSdl!1te; an azure semi
c {; runs along the lower eye-lid;
,". hio 10 .'1;Su S%sIls; ana some
i;,. ' a, 80. i S"ei't VI tnG IpPeF
r,i5g NJ tbrobhin% Of t5o WI" Jun nun an
Unusual secretion ofsaliva; Shiny or
luFTcd tongue; breath very foul, par
acal3Tiy IN the morning; appetite
S1tl1oIt, solneI!mesvofaclou wltha
snaWlns sensation oil the stomach. at
~ ,i,s s S".,sy eo.e l!eellng pans
and i no, or 49, TsI'.s.3liaI naussa
ont t to nbI6I, o.0.!,ls '1il'S tnlousn-
~ tir"e. I cost;"o ,t DoIel s, Irregular,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISrELLIGENcKE,

wednesday,, sept. 3.
The weather continues very favorable for
outdoor operations and general business,
while it is not oil we could desire by any
means, is improving. nevertheless.
APPLEs-Nery dull, owing to the abun.
dance Otsmaller fruits. We quote at 81 IS
al 50 per barrel.
BRAHs-The market sentirely nominal,
through the absence OF both supplies aud
demand. We nominally quote prime navy
beans at 81 %. ..f-.r. .g.-.'
BuTTER-The market is active and lrln.
We quote at lSa20C. ....I nd.
BAKING PowDER-35a36c per ID.
BRooMs-Fancy, 81 00a2 25a3 20; plain
81 50a2 90.
BREswAX-25a2sc. ..- .r.r
CANNED GooDS-QLOtatiOns: Peaches, >
ID cans per doL. s. 90; ID caus, 81 80; $ ID
ems tOmatocs,$l s.; . ID cans tomato 81 lj:
Winslow corn, . ID cans, 81 30; sweet corn,
$50; common corn, ST IS: strawber.
ries, 9 ID cans, 81 IS; blackberries, . ID
cans, 81 %; raspberries, ID cans, 81 20,
plumS, 2 ID cans, 81 75 lima beans, . ID cans,
81 IS; cove oysters, Id cans, IS; ID
cans 81 80. ..' ...
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, SO G0a7 90. ,I
CIIEEsE-The market continues firm,
not only here but elsewhere, aud prices are
well maintained. Prime OhiOFactory he.
CmCEESs Young 81 25al rs per dozen;
old s. so.
DRIED FRuIT-Tradc continues quict,
and rather nominal. Apples quoted Mt 4
aic; Peaches, lie for mixed; lac for prime
halves. Other quotations: Old Prunes,
Sc; new do &c; Currauts at 7Izc; Raisins,
old 81 70; Valencia, cid Sc.
EGGs-The arrivals continue light mud
the supply here is by no means large, but
with meagre demand, prices are barely
maintained; l0al2c per dozen.
FfsH-QuOtationS: For packages con.
tanning lOO pounds Of sound fish, light
weight and inferior quality ut prices
to correspond: CodGsh-bOneless cod
&c. Lake herring; none inthe mar.
ket; pickerel 81 IS. White Fish,
81 90. Half bbls. No. 8 nackerel 81 10; No.
2,$525. -r gF.T. IrN .T
FEATHERs-Dull; live geese, 40a50c.
FRUTT-Oranges plenty; quoted Mt So 20
as so per box. Lemons at So OOa6 80 per
box. r....-.. ...... ...
FLouR-There was frmcr feeling yes.
terday, but with light demand, the mar.
ket continues quiet. There have been
some changes in prices since our last re.
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PITTSBURGH, September 5.-Petroleum
STEADY; crude at 50 Az at Parket's; re.
fnGd at14c, Philadelphia delivery. l'g
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DR.. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

NA LIN 1 ALSs
These Pills are not recommended
as a remedy for call the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com.
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui.
nine.
AS a simple purgativo they arc
uncqualed.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Tho genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
M!LASE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapperbe hcsignaturey
Of G McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
md country storekeepers generally.
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TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION,
DAILY.

BY nol, is'sdvast,, SoftdO' FPoId
j, ,spr........ ..... IS % Three monthL...~S2 60
! blVnibS-....., e. I % One month.....,... 70
ptliVtFcd By chrisrS 10 Cty joeperFeoE
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NLEvELAHD d PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" -. CONDEMNED TINE OlHD.
Ek@G
On and alter May 10th, 1877, Trains will run
daily Except sundayl RS follows, Vlzi
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TRANSFORMATIONS.

No. stops At al Stations betWeen Wheeling ana
SgmbeIlAndi No. y stops al all Stations betrcSn
Wheeling and Grafton, S'"SeA
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me INTELlIGENcER Wili present daily the
pVVs IN al departments, from al quAiltS o.
he world, li well W a complete record d lOCal