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Crockery, Hollow & Will
low Ware.
Mrs. Q. PERRY,
Former PrOprietrPss of No. Z
CarOndeIet Street

HAS removed to No. t Baronnc Street,
III Corner Canal. Being very thank
full for past favors bestowed by her
country friends, and especially those of
the Red River parishes, she now so]icits
a continuance of their patronage, and
having better facilities and tho finest
located house in the City, she hopes by
proper care and attention to secure the
patronage of her friends and the public
The low rate Of $3.50 per day is chary-
ed for Board and Lodging.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-07-28

hc'frr 10y running in Che same lot with
mules >Nll,IlHT from the disease. 1t
also sometimes breaks out in >tal>lca
where Il once prevailed after months
(and numc say ycal>) Of rest. Better
Kill the stock thus all' rtcd inm,,(i-
atrIy, leaving the carca>>cs where
othc, stock VIII not como at them.
Respectively, &C., OBSERVER.
Big Shoulder. and Big Jaw.
7" III" Editor Of the Courirr-Juulnal.
Oak Ridge, Miss, July ), ISL. In
your issue of June -, in the .A-,i-
cultural Department, r. Johns. OF
Hcd hlvcr county, Texas, wants
some of the ,tr,!c,s Of the Courier.
Journal to give him a lrmcdy for the
big shoulder in horses. As have
had some cxpclicncc in the treatment
Of that disease in horses, propose
to give the desired information. 81
the disease il of long standing and
the patient an old horse, powder and
lead alc the quickest and most ci!rv-
tive remedy but The disease is not
Of to" '"HS standing, and the ho1~7
is not over eight years oll, the fol.
lowing remedy will effect cure:
i'r>t---h!rrd p'"fusr'y twice a week
dn'lnS the first week. commencing at
the sam" time with sui phur INTERNAL
~, IN doses of one hrapiny tablespoon
tui three times each day for about
three mont:'s--not hlee>lju.1 a,tv, the
week. Srcnna-Gloom the horse WEI!
during the time, feed him no grain.
and keep him out of all inclement
weather. If possible, let him have
all the grass he can cat during tie
time of treatment, and 4 permanent
cure will br effected. | would state
that the above prescription will cure
big jaw, hig head and big shoulder,
as they are all the same disease. lc-
Gated iii the bone aud developing it.
self in the three above named parts.
All external applications, either hy
missions or linimcntS, are simply aG-
sntd, iutlictinS unnecessary pain and
fixing upon the animal horrible scars.
+. ". WI.LMH.
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Glcanings on Divers Topics.
PERJURY AND FORGERY
New Orleans Itrin.

If the crimes of perjury and forgery
can be regarded as poii1irnI "litn>r>,
Wells and his crowd mas claim rX-
cmrtion from legal prosecutions But
until that question is ~ decided they
will lave to answer like other p"o-
pie for their violation Of Ihr criminal
law Of the State, which defines prry-
n!% and forgery to be- trlnnirS and net
political ottrn,rs. I, will be in vain
for l.!r Returning Board to look to
Hayes fox assistance or Interference
in their behalf. The President cam
not afford to involve himself in SucI,
a foul and diy"acrtal affair, although
Ne is the chief beneficiary Of the
crimes of It's member. He profits by
the trana, bat is powrrlr>> to prntcrt
the perpetrators when pursued by
the officers Of the law.
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Success with Bees. Mrs. T.. S. Tur~
per, Des MoincS, iowa, says: II 10
not know so much about the honey
resources OF the East as at the Sontk
and West; but here DO not know Of
one who is not succeeding in making
bee keeping pay, and | know many
who arc making it most profitable.
| average from thirty to fifty dollars
profit every year from each hive, and
| know several women who are ,lu;n:
even better than this. Mrs. Slavery
and have over three hundred hives,
aud which INCREASES this month to
five hundred colonies. expect to
average three hundred pounds each
from all of thcm-mostly in cxuact-
cd honey.
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Ginger Snaps.-l curCul Of sugar,
| cupfu' ,nolasscs, tcaspoon(u| soda.
! tablespoonful vinegar, salt, ginger,
-four to make it stiff roll thin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22

NRw YORK, November 2l.-Cotton-
Steady at IL 3.l6all 5.lGc. FlOur-Ruyers
favor and moderate demand; No. 9, So 25a
4 50, supeffne western and State 81 75a
20, common to good S. 4Oa5 rs, good to
choice s. SCAT 90, white wheat extra 50 u
a6 10. fancy 81 S0aS 70, extra Ohio S. 4Oa
7 90, st. Louis S. 50aS Is, Minnesota patent
process $I 40a9 70. Wheat-LeSs firm; No.
l Milwaukee 81 35a1 351s, No. Q do 81 SlX,
No. 9 Chicago spring 81 301I. Rye-Firm;
No. 2 western Iic, Barley-Quiet but firm;
twO'rowed State 7Sc. Malt-Quiet and un.
changed. Corn-Demand moderate; high
mixed western GISsc, steam mixed 62aGic.
Oats-Moderately active; western mixed
and State 35a40c, white western 39a45c. Hay
Fair demand; shipping at GOc. Hops
NearlingS Sa5c, new 5al2c. COiten-Quiet;
Rio carGOes ljal9c gold, jObbing 15a2OJtc
gold. Suglr-Quiet; fair to good refining
795a7Hc. prime 7Ma7;sc, refined steady
and in fairdemaud. MOlasses-New steady;
New Orleans SIC. Realistically. Whisky
Quiet ut 81 O9IIal 10.
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By TELEGRAPH,


CHICAHO, November q. -Flour-Steatly
and unchanged. Wheat-Uunsettlcd; No.
l Chicago spring 81 lOH, No. 9 do, ST IOI<
cash, 81 l09Sal lOI1 November, $IO7szG
| OK December, 81 O7sS the year, 81 OSI.
al 0SX January, No. 8 at 81 OK, rejected
Gle. Corn Excited and higher, cash high.
er, options steady, fSc cash, 477Ea4Sc lie.
cember and the year, 4lc january, rejected
4!c. Oats-firm at 20 W cash ,andNoycm
Zoe December, rejected q IGc. Rys-Firmer
at Doc. BarCy-firmer al Gic. Pork-Dull,
weak and lower at $l9 10 cash, $l2 o.
November, December, aud tho year, ST..
2sH January. lArd-Dull, s. 90 cash and
November, 81 SO December and the year,
~ .S1H January. BULK Meats-DulI and
prices shade lower; 5aG3zaG%c.
Al the close Wheat was heavy and lower;
81 OSA November, 81 0Gssal OIN Drccm,
Der. Corn HCtive and lower At 41gGu47y 10
November, 129Sai9Ac December. Oats
hrm ut "bhag5hO December, Pork dull
aud prices n shade lower, SI9 l6al9 l7I[
January, $500 tho year. Lard heavy, dull
and prlcesa shade lower, 81 SJa7 81 Jan.
uary, 81 171Ia7 so the year,
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TRANSPORTATION,

No. stops at all Stations between Wheeling and
GgmbGflAnii No, Is stops at all Stations between
Wheeling aud Grafton.
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far more than tomorrow, which may be
our jrnr. And the grave into which
we are Just stepping down troubles us far
less than In youth, when half century
lay between ia and il. What Is the ex.
PLANTATION Of this strange phenomenon?
Ia II a merciinl diSpensation arranged BY
the Ruler Of our lie TO soften and 10
ease a Crisis which would be too grand
and awful TO face with dignity or calm,
II II were actually realized at air. 80
Or finally, "A know il il true far oftener
than we fancy, Ia 1t that three score years
and ten have Quenched the desire for life
with which at first we stepped upon tho
scene? We are tired, some OF ia, with I'm.
ending and Improbable toll; we are Sati.
ated, others Of us, with such ample plea.
Sures az earth can yield us; we have had
enough Of ambition, alike inits successes
and its failures; the ioys and blessings OF
human affection on which, whatever their
crises and viCissitudeS, no righteous or
truthful man will cast u slur, are yet so
blended with pains which parLake Of
their intensity; the appetite for life, in
short, 10 gone, the frame is worn and the
faculties exhausted; and-problbly this
is the key to the phenomenon We are thus
examining--age cannot, from the very
law Of Ia nature, conceive itself endow.
ed with the bounding energies Of youth
and without that vigor, both Of e1ertion
and desire, renewed existence can offer
no inspiring charms. Our being upon
earth has been enriched by vivid inter.
ests and precious joys, and we are deeply
grateful for the gift; but we feel wearipd
with our life and feel scarcely qualified
TO enter On the claims, even though bal.
nnCed by the !eliCitieS and glorles Of an.
other. Il may be the fatigue which
comes with age-fa;igue Of the fancy us
well Us Of the frame; but, somehow, what
we yearn for most instinctively at last ia
rest, and the peace which we can imagine
the easiest, because we know il best, IL
that of sleep.
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CINCINNATII November 2i.-COttOu-
Firm at lOisc. Flour-Firm; family So rs
. %. COrn--Strong aud higher; new 3ya
Ale. Wheat-Quiet bnt steady; red 81 Is
nj %. 0ats-Sseady at 97a3lc. Rye-Firm
at 60a62c. Barley-Demanl fairand mar.
ket firm; common to prime western spring
50HG5c. POrk-Dull and nominal at ST. %
al2 S7H. Iard-Fair demand; steam 81 30,
kettle iOhbing ut 50 0Oa9 %. Bulk Meats
Quiet and firm; ) to 10 days in salt at
s. 25Ij 6Oa6 lOaG 20aG 50aG Is. Bacon
Market bare. Green Mcats-In fair de.
mand; shoulders Axe hid, sides SIZE, hams
7aSc. Butter Dull and unchanged. Lin.
seed 0il-Dull at s. %. WhiSky-Quiet
at 81 05.
HoGs-Steady: common So 9Oai Is, light
81 2Oai ~, packing 81 3jai 30, butchers
81 5Oa4 Gu.
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CHICAGO, November 2l.-Ihe Drorcrs'
Journal reports:
CATTLE Receipts, $780, shipments,
400. Better feeling and fair trade 10 ship.
ping sales at 81 0OA5 80, stockcrs aud feed.
ers nominal NJ 81 OOa2 50, fair to good 81 90
a3 IS, 1000 to l,40O lbs average fair feed
ers St S. 90. Native lMtchen slow and
heavy, cows 81 00a4 %, bulls 50 OOa2 50,
steers and oxen 81 SOFAS rs. Colorados and
Texans dull, slow and easy at s. G9I<aS 60
Hods-Receipts, 10000; shipments 700
Steady aud unchanged; good shipping 81 &C
"a 20 mixed packing 81 35a4 IS, light s. 40
al so.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. Market more
active aud shade stronger at s. Coal IS.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, November 2l.-Flour-Firm.
Wheat-Firm;NO. white Michigan 81 S2II,
extra do $l35]I, amber do spot and Noyem.
Der 81 341s, December 81 39Jf, No. spring
81 ID, No. ISL l217. Corn-Firm; high mixed
spot 5ONc, seller November 5Oxc, No. 9
spot 4g5Sc new ACC, rejected 4SIzc, new
4ic. baseball. Clover Seed-Prime at
81 30, No. ., 81 GO.
AT the close Wheat was dull and lower:
No. ! white Michigan 81 22IE, extra white
Michigan 81 3jI1, amber seller November
81 50, seller December 81 80, No. 9 red
winter spot and seller November 81 81, sci.
Ter DGcCmberSl SOY, No. 9 spring 81 lev.
Corn steady; No. . spot seller November
44Ac, seller December 4Sa4S Nc, new spot
46c, seller December iic, rejected 4shc,
damaged 4ic.
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Future Lie And The Fear OF
DPufiI

". B. Gregg in the Niusteenth Century ilrOA.
1t must be conceded that the doctrine
Of future lie is by no means AZ uEiyer-
sally ditIrlsed as it is the habit loosely to
assert. 1t is not always recoverable
among primitive and savage races. IL
existed among pagan nations in form
40 vague and hazy AZ to be ascribsble ra.
Their as dream than religious faith,
1t can scarcely he determined whether
the Chinese, whose cultivation il per.
hRps the most ancient eIIsting in the
world, can be ranked among distinct be.
levers; while the COnHcription Of Niru.
ma which prevails in the mediLatiye
minds OF other Orientals, il more sort
Of conscious non existence than future
life. With the Jews, moreover, M Is we'll
known, the belief was not indigenous, but
imported, and by no means an early i'm.
poTtation, But what is not 20 generally
recognized is that, even among ourselves
in these days, the conviction Of thought.
lul natures varies curiously in strength
and in features at different periods OF
life. In youth, when all our sentiments
are most viVacious and dogmatic, most
OF liz not only cling toit rs an intellec
tual creed, but are accustomed TO say and
feel that without it a. aolace and hope
to rest upon this world would lie stripped
Of its deepest Vaccinations. tis from
minds Of this age, whore vigor il unin.
paired, and whose relish fOrthe ioys Of
earth is expansive, that the most glowing
delineationS usually proceed, and on
whom the thirst Tor felicity and know.
ledge can be slGked atnO earthly foun.
tains, has The most exciting power.
Then comes the busy turmoilOl our mid
career, when the present curtains oil the
future from our thoughts, and when re-.
newed existence in different sCene il re
called 10 our fancy chiefly in Crises Of be.
rsavement. And, finally, is it not the
case that in our fading years-when some.
thing Of the languOr and placidity Of age
il creeping over w, just when futurity ia
coming consciously and rapidly more
near, and one might naturally expect il to
occupy lis more necessarily and with
more anxious and searching glanCes-we
think Of II lesS frequently, believe in 1t
less confidently, desire ii Less eagerly than
in our YOUTH Such, at least, has been my
observation and experience, especially
among the more reflective and inqnirIng
order Of men. The life Of the hour Nb.
sorbs US mo.t completely B the hours
grow fewer and less full; the pleasures,
The exemptions, the modest interests, the
afternoon peace, the gentle affections Of
the present scene obscure the future from
our view, and render il, curiou'ly enough,
even less resting than the past. To-
day, which may be our last, eDgrOSSeS u
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New YORK money an d STOCKS.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-MONEY--
5S7 per cent, closing att per cent. Custom
receipts S?75,0OO. The Assistant Treasurer
dlsbuFsed $4,000. Cleahngs $4,000, 900.
Sterling quiet, long $4.SOH, short 81 SAX.
GOLD-strong In the early dealings, but
weak at the close, and reacted from lO3}S
to lO5on rumor from Washington that
the President had stated TINT he would
not sign any bill which made silver an un.
limited legal tender. Carrying rates TO 8
and'G per cent Loans wefs also made HAT.
SILVER-At London $500, Here, silver
bars are 81 FIX, greenbAcks, 81 lSH gold.
Silver coin Aass per cent discount.
EOVRRSNENT1- finn
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NRw YoRK, November 2l.-The trade
movement continues slow In nearly aIl dc.
partmenta, Cotton goods quiet and steady.
Low priced prints In brisk demand md
very ScRrCe. Ginghams and cotton dreSa
goods In fair request. WOolenS quiet.
Heavy warp wonLsd cosIings selling at
low prlceI,
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WHNI GD tail Dealers, stHIiousTs RrsSr
Store ProPrletors, Booksellers, Rroks's Insurance
Agent. MillIneIs, Newsletter, Express Agents
Steamboat nod Hotel Clerks, Music Dealers, Mel.
prominent places, for the sir Of tickets 10 the
Snnd Concert, 10 be given 10 tho city Of New Or
leans, Ia, gu TneNlRy, dec lIih, under tho CI.
elusive management Of Generals q. 4. PtaurGEaTd.
o. Louisiana, and JnhAi EARLY, Of Virginia, as
and the people, when So! 800 cIsh viii he lIstiI
buted among the purchasers Of tickets. Tho Grand
Distribution " III take place Tor tho LCntlt of the
charitable aud educational Institutions Of New
Orleans and !. iee trum all Objectionable iealIcs
for Ninety Dollars aud functions will hs Mold pro.
p0TtlonAidy. Responsible parties aching RS CORES.
Pondents viii lind the duties light aud rrmuneIR.
ton profitable. All communications In strict ron.
nusncG should lie At once addressed to N. A. DAU.
nO2O-eol
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EAST Liberty, November 9I.-CArrLE--
Receipts to-day 20i head through, $40 for
sale here; total for two days 20i head
through and l,l22 yard. Prime So OOa5 25,
good "a O0a4 80, common 50 O0a3 10.
HoGS-Recetpts to-day 1880 head; total
for two days $500. Workers. s. 3Oa4 40,
PhiladelrhiaS 81 5Oai 75.
SHEEi-ReCeiptS today 1900 head; total
for two days $500. Selling at s. 75a$i 40,
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Active aud strong.
STATR DOSDy-Steady,


STOcES-Ihe market was firm aud high.
er ia the morning with an advance of x to
5S per cent, but during the afternoon there
was heavy feeling and prices declined Il
to ~ per cent from the highest point un.
der the sharp pressure TO sell. There were
some unIavOrable rumon aHoat, but the
chief cause Of the depression was the fact
that some operators on the bull side were
free sellers Of long stock on the morning
rise. The market closed active aud weak,
with the chief activity In Lake Shore,
LackawGuaa and Western Union.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which 1900 were New York Central,
5000 Erie, Al, 900 Lake Shore, II 900 North.
western common, 5000 preferred, 5000
Rock Island, 22,000 st. Paul common, H..
100 preferred, 1000 LaCkAwRnna, and 49,.
OOO Western Union.
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REMARKS.
The Sheep market has been very dull, with
but tewigood Sheep among the offerings. Lit.
tie II auy Improvement Is expected in tho
demand tillHiter the holidays. us poultry and
other meats fill the demand that would
otherwise be satisfied in part by Mutton.
We quote Sheep at 3l<H5 cents, with au OK.
ceedlngly few Mt the latter price. Stock
Sheep 81 2ja3 10 per head.
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DR.. c. MeLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
rs a remedy for "all 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 DO used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui,
nine.
As simple purgativo they are
unequaled.
= BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine arc never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
M!LANE's LIVER Pulls.
Each wrapperbears the signatures
ofC. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
md country storekeepers generally.
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oNE-HALF THE BATTLE

IN settling good table II won on your Biscuit and
Rulk These are RlWlys light and wholetome when
male With logan, List 4 Cos EXCELSIOR
BAKING POWDER.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


WElE countcnance is pale and
i leaden-colorcd, with occasional
luShes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; thcpupilsdiIate; an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eyc-lid;
thenose is irritatcd, swclls, andsome
times blceds; aswelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furrcd tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularIy in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimesvoracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; Aecting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andyomiting; violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costivc; stools Shiny; not
unfrcquently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard /; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES onvulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. M9LANE'S vERN1IFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; tits an innocent prepa,
ration, "Ottaba6te fdoiMgMt sIIghh
efiyH,y to The most ttHatr infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER,
MFuCE bears the signatures Of c.
M?LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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WEEKLY.
BY mall, N advdNet, poIiG0s prepaid.
Ono ytar..... ....sI 90 Six month"; u %
IN CIub o. fiVn"'.''''''.- ''.'"'''"'"tl % eAth'
IN Cluba Of Teun..". ,,,.,,,.,...,,,.," " oafh'
In Clubs Of TWtnlyt.."....". ."."...," 70 eath'
And an eItA copy 10 person getting up Club
RrThO above prices are invaTiAble Henit ut
our risk, in Drafts or f0iOffCe Money OfdeFi and
where neither Oi thee tau 10 procured, stud the
money IN 4 Registered Letter,
The INTELLIGENCE will present daily the
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the world n well a complete record OF local
SVentA
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Room, or by drop letter through the pottOniCu.
TO COETRlBUTORs,-NO attention will b. raid
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mad, n ddtuNt', Toiia0s Etpdtd,
One yeaT.. % Three months .... q %
zig monthi..-..,. -. 1 % One m0nth......"... 70
Delivered BY CRIriGrh In City l6o Por week.
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HUNDREDS or LADIES

Use Logan, List. Il Coz EXCELSIOR BAKING
POWDER. preiOrring 1t to all OlhsrS. Sold BY beat
Dealers everywhere.
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BuCKwHEAT CAKES.

Halter Cakes, aud Biscuit, mGdO light, crisp and
wholesome with Lcgan, List d Cos EXCELSIOR
BAKING POWDER OC21.dAW
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The market for Bceves this week has
been very dnll-prOnOunced by some dealers
as the hardest for number OF winters past.
Prices have declined Malt cent on nearly
all grades, the top Cattle suffering but little
less than the other grades in many in.
stances. ] he quality was not Of as good au
average as last week-in the scarcity OF the
tops in the market and the excess. of the
common grades as compared with last
weeks receipts. Quotations, 2haSA cents.
few selling ut the latter price.
Mlch Cors-The market has been dull
and Cows scarce. Quotations So 0Ja55 90
per head, at retail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
DRUGGISTS.
IN EvERYBODY'S MOUTH.

Wherever II has been tried you will and The prAie
Of Logan, List 4 Cos EXCELSIOR BAKING
POWDER. Sold by best Dealers everywhere
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22

The arrivals of Cattle during the week
amounted to $3.50 head, against . 900 head
last week, aud 1898 head the correspond.
ing week al last year, and the sales during
the week amounted to 2,9lj head, against
?,l57 last week, and 3,2i2 head the CORES.
ponding week Of last year, and were as fol.
lows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
PURE MATERIALS ONLY.

And Of the very best quality are uSel In the man.
S SlSG!HSS q III 1SEI Fa LIT SOS EXCELSIOR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22

The market has been only fair this week
as to activily,under the very heavy run, and
prices have declined full Il cent since
last week. The quality Is not quite AS good
as the offerings then. AT the close there are
large number left over unsOld. Quotations
5ISaGh cents, with but few sales and these
of selections ut the latter price.
TIE SHEEP NARIEr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22

WEEKLY.

BY mail, IN advORGs, tOItGo' F1oit.
One yGAT.,..,. .,...,ss 90 si1 months ....".Sl 80