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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
NCJuvcllnting.

McssrG. Bischoff g. Froelich are maxi
ing ample preparations for the coming
winter and the fall taade. Painters
and paperhangers arc busily ut work
and very shortly both exterior and in
terror will again be snug and neat as
q bahd-hoS.
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NOTICE..

Z. j. Phillips is authorized TO receive
all moneys due to tho blaoksmithing
firm of Ii. IGashngo e. Co., he having
again assumed entiro control of the
business md will conduct tho Same.
HAsHAGE & Co.
Elko, Sept. 81, 1877.
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Freight IIcceIDts,

Receipts by rnil today, wcro four
car loads Of salt from the east, three
cnr loads of lumber from tho west, and
one ear load of general merchandise
also from tho west.
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Departure this Morning.

From Tuscarora were as follows:
Mrs. a. '. Bradley, W. Il. Weaver,
l.. i. Hutchinson, G. IIeyman, Mrs.
Hickey, Mart. Conner, d. Stindler
and j. Wagner.
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Oysters Going Down.

In consequence Of tho prospective
advance in Turkey, n corresponding de-
cline in oysters is in order, and here
nftcr four bits will secure plnte of tho
luscious bivalyes ut the Gem Restaurant
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
DEPARTURES by Efnrc,

TAis morning Tor Tuscarorn Charles
Bngby, q. EnSlow, Louie Kuhn, V.
llcndric. Mary Coddimgton, $. Crnw
ford, j. Crawford, George rriel and ).
Davidson.
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HIIlIioIa IIcccINcd.

Smith Van Drcillen'd stage from Cor
nucopia, yesterday brought down and
delivered at the Office OF Wells, Fargo
Il Co., three bars of bullion from tho
Lc2pnrd Company's mill. weighing 2C7
pounds, and valued ut S5,0I5 81.
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II. II. Crozier has been rc-Hentenced
and the execution ia now set for the
30th of next month, mt which time I'M
less the Board OF Pardons intervene,
lie will suffer the extreme penalty of
the luw.
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10 the Ladies'.

Just received at D. Reinhart & Co. s
n large assortment Of tho Latest Styles
"f Foil and Winter Hats, trimmed.
Also, some or tho nncst Touches ever
seen i'll this town.
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Departures.

This morning, fo- Tuscarora, by
W"rdrop " Co.. line, were MS follows:
Alex. Wise, Frel. Mason, Il. u. Ca:lin,
Mrs. Parker. John Brown, Ncls. Chris.
toner, y. BcrnH,i, danes burgess, Lee
Kec, James Crawford and S. Crawford.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

BY Wnrdrop K Co.'S Line, this morn
ing, were as follows: II. il. GouIeIt,
Joseph Beauregnrd, John 4. Kelley,
james Brew, J. a. Brown, aud three
Cinnamon.
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Arrivals,

Following nrc the arrivals 10y Wnrl.
rop Il Co.'s limo: Albert Ellis, Louie
Englcr, Fred. Wilson, Il. f. Trnlibrock
Jnmcs Doll, Alex. Wise, Chas. Rogers,
i. Hetcric0 and Charles DUfour.
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Stage DcpnrIureH.

For Tuscnrora this morning MS fol-
loves: G. Hymnn, L. Curry, A. T. Me-
Donald, w, b. Weaver Lacrosse,
T. j. Blackwood aud Chinanau.
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Departures IIy stnEc.

The stage for Tuscarora this morn
ing, took out the following passengers;
II. W. Brown. $. 4. IIong, John Wolf,
]. L. Jemison. John Williams -
FranLlcr and ChinGmau.
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Passengers by the train from Ogden
this morning, report that some of the
recent tr"in robbers had just boon cap
tured near Salt Lake.
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The hoistimg machinery for the Pan.
lhcr mino at Conucopia hng arrived
hero from San Francisco. II is vcry
strong and substantial. The heavy tim.
bcrs for tho works have already beer
forwarded.
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Making Flour.

The mill is running on wheat to-day
and works admirably, everything mor-
ing smoothly rs bankrupt broker OH
n down-grNde.
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500 Ophir. tx, l7X.
225 Mexican, 1922, l0X.
$50 Gould and Curry, OK, ~.
IT'S, Best and Delcher, 20 hi, 2OX.
$50 California, sou, 30T.
1Gj Savage. tn, ~.
l05 Con. Virginia, 32:.<, SO.
90 Chollar. 50.
1880 Halo and Norcross. Z, TX, GT.
$40 Point, 1850, 1850.
$50 jacket, 95T, OK. t3.a
$3.50 Imperial. |. 95c.
$50 Kentuck, GN.
$50 Alpha, II.
GI5 Belcher, 6H. T77
100 Confidence, 5H.
AGO Sierra Nevada, 1900. 1900.
50 Utah. l2X.
S35 Bullion, So, 81.
100 Exchcqucr, w, 9M.
2GO Overmnn, 24I<, "a.
Coos Justice, IT, lG. l6H.
2i50 Succor, 8, $500.
$50 Union, Z, 6T.
$40 Julia, az, 295c.
$50 Caledonia. 39Uc.
2GG0 Silver Hill, AZ. 1900.
Geo Challenge, TX. l60c.
1880 Dayton, Zoe, Coz, 75c..
800 Rock Island, use. zoe.
800 Dardanclles, tx.
30S5 New York, SOC, Toe.
$50 Occidental, l, 1900.
50i5 Alta, l2, IL.
1915 Woodville, 13., X.
900 kossuth, SOC, 25c. r..sy
$50 South Comstock, Doc, /.
27l0 Washington, 2'4, 3l5c.
So Andes, 75c, Soc.
GOO Con. Washoe, Coo.
700 South Justice, ~, ~.
$50 Leviathon, 2Uc.
800 Ward, Coo.
700 Monumental, 35c, 40c.
600 Trojan, 90c.
$50 PeYtonn, 95c, /.
1925 Benton, .. AZ.
095 Boyle, G0c. soc.
800 Skates, 25c.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

Tho huiatimg machinery Tor the Fall
con HOSTING works arrived hero from
Virginia City, yesterday, AMI Will be
forwarded 10 the mine n. once.
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Grand Prize Cable.

Smith and wilsoy have received from
Ialladie & Co. half-ton Of wire cable
for tho Grand Prizo shaft. which will
be forwarded at once. It is 700 feet
in length.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

AZ tho railroad dcpo. to day were
three car loads Of general mcschandiso.
four car loads Of salt and three car loads
q! lunUCr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

Wardrop d Go. nave recently pun
chased nal to-day added To their liic II
new Concord coach. which went cat
this morning loaded to tho guards with
passengers aud freight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
RANCH FOR SALE.

A GOOD RANCH, CONTAINING NINETY
n ncrCs, In TaaEioillo Valley, about ono milo
northeast of Camp IIAlIcck, Is offered for sale,
nj bargain. Lease OF The place would bs
given. but silc Of the property ls preferred.
For particulars. apply TO Il. II. C1nner. La
m"illc Valley. Eiko County, Nevada. ST.,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
Departures.

by WHrdrop & Co.'s limo, yesterday,
wore as follows: a. d. Johnson, Mel.
non Limo, ". Tclslord, Molono, S.
Phillips nnd Au Luck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
DON'T DREAM

or letting any man measure you for pair OF
BOOTS or SHOES until you have examined the
stock OF readS.mado leather coverings at
REMNANTS.
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IlcIhIlGIrH.

From DR.. NJ. ". Parsons. who Is
now 1T Wimncnucca, wo have just re-.
ccivcd notice Tint no will shortly visit
Elko professionally, remaining hero n
fcw dnys before proceeding to Tuscan.
ora, his objective point.
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Late TInIII,

Owing 10 heavy storm of hail east
OF Ogden. tho Express train this morn
was delayed fifty minutes, arriving here
at 0 o'clock and iivo minutes.
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ErcIglitA Received.

At tho central Pacific depot to-day;
three chr loada ofgcncral merchandise.
two cars Of lumber md ono cur OF salt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
MRS. A. G. DU TOUR,

TTEACIIEIL OF VOCAL
A and INSTRUMENTAL MI. kIG&59szfszf1
SIC and DANCING. Orders adj. TN
dressed through the Post UnlcO ! K J J. =
will receive prompt attention. Recommends.
tons a. to the lady's ability ~ teacher, are
furnished from the highest and most reliable
sources, EI2
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Manhattan $. NJ. Go. shipped, Sat
urlNy. ~ bars OF bullion, Weighing
SG0lb, md valued at sig, 232,00.
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According to the report Of ]. G.
Stubs, General Freight Agent for tho
Central Pacific road. the cast-bound
through freight for tn month OF Aug
ust amounted to 1917, So pounds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

DooTn's Oval Brand Oysters. just 70
cciyCd freIl', ut tho GEM.
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Fresh OystcrR.

S. j. SMITH, matchmaker and jew
clcr, Elko, Nevada.
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Arrivals by Stage.

Last evening wcro S. j.. Turner. and
Chinnmar.
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Departures by stuvs.

To-day were 4. Ames, W. Emery
and u. Pratt.
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FoR "Boquet Specials" 60 to Ia,
Gem.
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ArI,IHnIs I,l. Stnrc.

Passengers from Tuscarorn last even
Ing were rs follows: J. l.. Wines, Miss
Bobicr, L. l.. Scitz md Spanish Bill.
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FGGsn Milwaukee, Bcor Just received,
al the "ucm."
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Arrived Last L, eninE.
l. Ii. Windle and Ii Chinaman.
I'rclgEIS.

Received to-day, wero three car
loads Of general merchandise.
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DON'T IMAGlAE1

For moment that you can buy FANCY GOOD
any cheaper than can at REIHHARTB.
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DON'T FORGET.

THAT THE LARGEsT AND BEST
L assorted sock OF DRY GOODS, CLOTH.
mo and GSEER1L MERCHANDISE, can DO
found at Tho I'D AA.GbliIhsd business Of u.
REINuART co.
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DON'T: BUY

Your s. 10. Is or 40 yeAr old boy . SUMNER
SUIT until you h,ye examined tho goods aud
prices at REISHART's.
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GOLD, Sl.03. Currency, 07X "a
0T54.
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Fine Saddle Rock Oysters. just re-
Owed Mt tho GEN,
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DON'T GAZE

On even a dimes worth of UNDERWEAR until
you have given the complete stock Ht REIN
HAhT's, thorough inspection. ~
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DON'T WASTE YOUR COIN

oEs at REMNANTS. &t:ssaia,t
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OF looking n any DRESS GOODS unth you
have examined tic nno assortment at RN1N-
HART'S. lG ...-. f3-I
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WILLIAM wARDRop 4 Co.
Leaves IsIko MONDAYS, wEDNEs-
DAYS aud FRIDAYS.

Relays Of horses on tho rosd enables them 70
go through 10 TnscarorA tho day Iho5 Leave
here. Freight = Cents per Pound,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13
The Vanderbilt win Case.

NEw YoRK, November ls.-Ths cas-,
ot Mrs. Leban, who sues 10 revoke thC
Will Of Cornelius Vanderbilt, came "a
trial before Surrogate Colvtn this after
noon, the amount for which Ahe sue,
being sl,000O00 aud the amount Of The
estate Sl00000,0O0. Mr.. Lord for Mrs
Leban, daughter Of tho testator, said
S95,0O0,000 was given to one son. By
indulgence, deluslons or disease tue les-
tatOss mind was unduly influenced and
his desire to perpetuAte his great wealth
10 the name Of Vanderbilt ovcrruled his
judgment. Daniel p. Allen, Son.in law Of
the lale Commodore, testified that The
Commodore spoke Of his wife as In.
competent, physically and mentally,
and then sent her to a lunStic asylum;
that Wm. H. Vanderbilt said when talk.
ingo the governesS who had gone away
and been written for, 1.-THE old man il
bound TO fall Under the influence Of some
woman, and II she don't come back am
bound to replace her." He (Wm. II. Van.
derbilt) named q woman who came 10 the
house and remained till Mrs. Vanderbilt
returned from the asylum. Witness fur.
ther testified that tho Commodore would
speak diIparingly Of William, and the
latter would speak Of his (lhe Commo-
doIe's) stinginess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13
New YORK.

New YoEE, November l9.--CoLtou--
Steady at llNallAc. Flour-LoW lhip.
ping eGt'as steady No. ., So 2Oa4 65, super.
due western and State 81 75a5 30; common
to good s. Sja5 70, good to choice Is go
aG 90, white wheat extra so o5a6 70, fancy
50 SOaS 25, st. Louis S. 50ls 70, extra Ohio
$5 40a7 6U, Minnesota patent process 81 40
A9,05- Wheat-ln fair demand; No. 8
Chicago spring 81 Gsll 20, No. 2 Milwaukee
81 2oLiSl S0S, No. spring SIS :, ungraded
red winter 81 seal IL. Kye-Firmer; No.
| Milwaukee 7lc. Barley-Demand active;
No. 2 rowed State At 74aTsc. Malt-Quiet,
but 6rnl. Corn-Fairly active; ungraded
western mixed GlISIG34c, steam mixed
Glhc. Oats-Highsr western mixed and
state S5a40c, white western SSa48c. Hay,
Hops and COdte-Unchanged. sugar
DnlIcRd heavy; fair to good refining 7ssa
75ic, prime 75ta7;Sc, fefned quiet and
unchanged. Molasses-Qulet and M.
changed. Rice-Unchanged. Whisky
Steady nj 81 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

THE Labor -Gresnback ticket polled
10000 ballots at the recent election in
Penr'ylvanin, about oneAsnth Of the vote
cast. These 10000 votes came from the
mining districts, the large cities and their
immediate vicinity. In Luzsrne county,
Of which Wilkesbarre is the capital, the
Labor Greenback ticket received seventy
per cent, Of the whole vote cast In Pitts
burgh and Reading it was nearly thirty
per cent; in Philadelphia IL was at least
twenty per cent. Hitherto Luzsrne gave
the Democratic ticket about $500 major-
ity, but the county now seem, TO have
been captured by the new party. Il is not
improbable that the Greenback party will
gain possession OF the Pennsylvania coal
regions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13
The Recent StenbenVIlle Wool
Growers Meeting,

Growers Meeting.
Remarks OH wool growing being In or.
der, Mr.. Jamison stated that the bulk Of
the wool in Harrison county, Ohio, was
marketed in the month Of July, but there
had been li!Lle activity lately. There
was falling back in the industry OF late
years, which he attributed 10 disease in
sheep. Where farmers pay close a!ten.
tion TO their ilocks, they succeeded we'll,
but there is disposition 10 change 10
raising cattle and hogs. The staple woods
do best at the present time; delaines are
in better demand than shorter fue wools.
There is more disposition now 10 breed
them than in former years. After trying
different branches Of agriculture, they nat.
urally fall back or sheep as being best
adapted to the nature Of the country.
Mr., BuRdy said Belmont county, Ohio,
had gone hack on sheep on account Of
low prices, dry summers and cold winters.
But for the present they were rather on
the increase. Some buy up in winter and
feed Tor mutton, and it was becoming
quite a business, raising lambs for the
market, which is profitable. They we're
not troubled with disease, and foot rot
was rare.
During the meeting Mr.. Medill gave an
explanation OF how tho present Wool
house was run, aud in his opinion it was
bes. to get the project up in shares Of about
twenty-five dollars each, each stockhold-
er to have one vote without regard to
number OF shares owned, except upon di-
vision Of the money, when they vote by
shares. They would have about fifty di.
rectors who would elect board OF trustees
or managers and they 10 elect clerk, &c.,
who would be held in bond for the faith.
ful performance OF their duty. The
Wool.house was now in good condition,
and the reason they called the convention
was that they thought it was too heavy
for them. 10 carry alone and by
the terme OF this arrangement they
could not carry it beyond next April.
Only through sOme such method as this
can such an enterprise be sale. No farm.
CT would ever regret the sustaining Of
this Woo! house. /. would require S60,.
900 stock to get along safely. This ia
the only way in which the farmer will
get fair recompense 10 the way otrais.
Ing wool. This would no! need to be
paid down, but in smal! amounts as call.
ed for.
After much discussion Mesprs. Whitman
and Lee we're appointed a committee to
prepare a subscription paper for stock Of
the permanent organization, after which
tue Convention adjourned 10 rcasssmble
at stcubenville on the 9th ofnext month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

KuAIuE Outrages in tennessee.

MENPHls, November l2.-some months
ago Mack Williams and some Of his
friends, residing four miles north of Raj.
eigh, this county, were engaged in row
with some colored men and shot two Of
them. Since then reign of terror has
existed in that section. A number Of
colored men have been shot at by night,
resulting in driving away number Of
hands from the plantations, the law.
abiding citizens being overawed by the
ruIHaus. Last Saturday night Scott Smith,
a worthy negro residing on TaylorS plan.
lation, was called 10 the door by fifteen
or twenty men, among whom he recog-
nized Williams, and fred on and wourd-
ed in the head and arms. The gang, be-
lieving they had killed him, left. Smith
came here to-day to seek redress and pro.
lection.
The case Of Alex. Wallridge, for the
killing Of Frank Wate, was called in tho
criminal court to-day, but only one juror
was obtained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13
The Lecture Business in Wheel.
Ing and Elsewhere.

The United Presbyterian (publiphed at
Pitsburgh) has an article in its Issue Of
las. week on public lecturers that We are
inclined 10 endorse. 1t speaks OF them
as "Peripatetic professionals" and says
that their lectures contain "a grain Of
sense, some sentiment and large amount
OF stale wit and other nonSense." IL
looks upon lecturers as class much
given to "pedantry and empiricism," who
50 about the country doing very little
good.
Thia may seem TO many persons SO.
we're and unnecessary arrajgnment OF lee.
lures and lecturers, but we must say, af.
ter no little experience, that unfortu.
nately there is too much truth in the
remarks Of the Presbyttrioa. At ore
time md another great many lecturers
have been brought TO Wheeling, and
great deal Of money has been paid by the
public to hear them, and yet with very
lew exceptions the lectures delivered
have hardly been worth the time, let
alone the price, consumed in listening
to them. Take for instance The lee
lures delivered here by Miss Anna
Dickinson, (autl she ha, been here sew.
HFal timesl as asample the lot, and hers
were as good as the average, and what
was there in them about woman's rights
aud wrongs, or about Joan Of Arc, or
about the Mormons that wss really
worth the large amount Of money paid to
bear them. She made poor Joan net only
agreat heroine but great saint, and yet
tho Catholic hierarchyat Rome, although
earnestly belought by a French Arch.
bishop, after full hearing OF the plea
for her canouiratiOa, would not canonizO
her, and on the ground, for ore thing,
that 1t was doubtful whether or not she
was really decent woman.
sol lectures it can bc said, as somc Que
once said about experience, they are not
worth much except to those who can
really do wellenoush without them. Well
read people are really the only people to
appreciate and to bC benefited by any
course Of lectures worth listening to.
And well read people are, as rule, about
as accurately and as fully informed upon
the subject matter Of lectures as those
who charge iity cents or = dollar fOrr re.
hsatsius what they have read on the
same subject in the same authors.
ol course there ara specialists, like
Proctor on Astronomy, or TyndRll on
Light and Heat Or HUXLEY on Evolution,
F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

CHICAGO, November I2.-Flour-Flrm
md unchanged; good demand, Wheat
Firm and higher, advanced &c; No. Chi.
cagO spring ut 81 10; No. 9, 81 OK caah,
81 07is November, 81 l6H December,
No. 8, 81 OK. rejected 0JIfG. Corn-Ac.
tive, frm and higher; 45c cash, 44e bid
November, 4l1Sa4lNc December. Oats
Fairly active and a shade higher; 2ay<o
cash, 2i9Sc bid December. Rye-steady
aud in good demand. BArley-Demand
light but holders firm. Pork-fn good de.
mand butGt lower rates; SI2 4Oa12 50 cash,
Sl2 l5al2 20 November, $l2 12sE the year,
Sl9 27H January. Lnrd-Actlye but lower;
81 90a7 9!IE cash, 81 s5a7 SIX December,
81 S0a7 SIX the year. Bulk Meats Quiet;
shoul lders 5Na51Sc, short rib aud short
clear 6j5c.
At the close Wheat was frnts at 81 osx
al 065$ December. Corn active, firm and
higher at 4i2sc November. 4?c December.
Oats Grm aud unchanged. Pork irmer.
Lard advanced 2Ec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13
How he Took Revenge.

JAcKsoSv1IE, ILts., November l2.--
Last night at Franklin, this county, ]. E,
Duncan, being refused liquor at the drug
atore Of Wright Bros, returned after The
store closed, entered through back win
dow. distributed a keg Of powder over
the aoor, tsrred the tops Of coal oil bar.
rels and set the whole on Rse. He at
tempted to escape but before he had sue
ceedcd q terrific explosion occurred
entirely demolishipg the drug store md
setting Gre to the adjoining grocery store
OF Langley 4 Palinge, which was also
destroyed and probably fatally burning
Duncan. Loss on stock 5000; insured
Tor $500. Loss on buildings, which
we're owned BY Langley 8 PGll6ge s., 600,
nosinsurance. = n =. - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

CINCINNATI, November t2.-Coton-
Steady atl0Izc. FIour-Quiet and steady;
family So s5R6 90. Wheat Quiet hut firm;
red 81 goal 30. Corn-Qulet; new at s6s
j7c, old 4]a45c. 0ats-In fair demand al
97s31c. Rye-strong at 69a6Oc. Barley
In fair demand; good to prime western
spring. 55a5s,. POrE-Qliet; new SIS 90,
oldS SlS 25. Lard In fair demand, but al
lower rates; steam at IS 90, kettle s5fa9o.
Bulk Meats-Quiet st 694a65<a7c, psrtly
cured loose. Bacon-Qulet ut 7Na9Na
9Hc. Green Meats-fn fair demand shout.
deH Axe, sides 6Ec, hams 7Jfc for IS
pounds average. Butter Quiet and un.
changed. whisky-stcady aud In fair dc.
man1 at 81 90.
Hoos-Active, firm and higher; common
81 0Qa4 90, light 81 6ja4Tj, packing 81 10
a4s5, butchers 81 0O15 OU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13
The steamer John +. Talle.

ST.. LouIs, November l2.-The steamer
John F. Tolle, which burned yesterday
morning, owned by Wm. ]. KouutE, Of
Pittsburgh (three. .tOurthsl, and Captain
Dan G. Brady, her commander lone.
iourth), was valued at from $4,000 to
50. 900. Brady's interest was insured for
$1,000 in Cincinnati Offices. KountE's
interest was not insured. TolleS' cargo
was generally produce, including $4,000
bushels OF wheat for export. The whole
loss will amount TO about $4,000.