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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of Eve sCVerA! deeds Of trusi p!li. "
Gibson 7. CranmeT, Trustee for Mary !lansa,
walker Hunter, and Mary Hunter, wlieoi WGltr
Hunter, 10 the undersigned Trustee, said deel'.0
trust being respectively dated goth Dec'mbfr, u
Sgth December, 1871 3tth Dccrmbe9 DO "
March 1873, and 9th Of FGbrpsry, isI'hnl o' u
ford In the Clerks office Of the County Cont o.
Ohio county, West Virginia, ! will on
SATURDAY, 10th Of May, 1877,
BegnniDg at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at the 'front.' doiI
tho Court House Of Ohio county, proceed 10 'eil y
the highest and best bidder the following e"fl-l
real estate situate on 2Ine's Island, Ohio egun!,
WEit virginia, to-Ntt: Commencing Ut norm ',,
corner Of lot numbered eleven IN, lad oul W
Daniel Zane thence south olghty-lIx $50 'crl o.
Huron 1tIeet; thence west one hundred aud We
ty.ave (l26) feat to Hunters alley thence nJl,
Ninety (9Ol fest; thence east one hundieI aud lS'a
iy'nVe (l25) feet 10 place OF beginning hhUt.
that piece Of real estate on Wheeling leland iVp'
Ing on North Huron street and bounded a. lob9E'
Beginning at point on the veal side Of sd''h nv
ron street. which point ia the north cast corner
the property conveyed by Walker Hunter Rnd W.
10 Elizabeth Dew by deed dates 10th sepitme,i.
1854, and now Of record In the Clerks ohse o. 70,
County Court Of Ohio county In dced book ~ iysy
~ and " land now owned by q. l.. lt'nu.si,
thence running with the north line Of sId p'oF'r
~ conveyed to Elizabeth Dew as Aforesaid 70 -
alley commonly called Hunters alley ihcbre ~
Mug In nortnerly direction with the el1i h1S
tho alley tblrty.two (S2l feet; thence running ~
line parallel with SAld north line Of "a pToPs,iG
conveyed 10 Elizabeth Dew TO the west ,de o. sCut
Huron street, and thence running With u. ~ g.
west dds Of South Huron street to the p!icao' ="
ginning, ,...
ceiling a. Trustee, will only convey 'aeh N''
NJ d vested In me a such Trustee.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WIN. II. CALDWELL, Ifa.u..
]. Q. HRRvEY, Auetloneer. hp-
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The importntlonS Of Maize we're 49,.
$685. 26 hundred weights, Of which up.
wards Of Atty per cent came from. this
country. Canadian exports Of grain are
included in those Of this country, as they
are produced IN the United States. 1t
will bs seen that the countries that will
be embraced by the war about to begin
Russia and Turkey-have furnished 22.9
per cent Of the supplies to England. lu
India deerth prevails this year. Egypt,
being sub Ieot 10 the suIeraiu oil the
Porte, will be effected by the war, and
whether the war il localized or whether
It draws into 1t other European powers,
it is evident that tho demand for Ameri.
can breadstufs will DO increased in the
neIghborhood OF % per cent in case Of
the cutting OF the Russian and Turkish
supplies from market by prolonged
war. Italy imports very largely from
Odessa, on the Black Sea, and war will
also crehte an active demand for our
breadstufs IN Mediterranean ports,
ETgEoTs OF PREVIOUS WARS.
From statistics furnished by DR.. Young
II 10 POFtlStV W NAoSSl az pb1S GuSuhulet
the effect OF previous European wars
upon the EDelish m'rket. At the time
OF the war between Turkey and Russia
in 1928 and 1929, England as rule did
not require very great foreign supplies,
her own production being very nearly
sufficient for her wants. But It go hap.
pened that the hsrvests we're deficient In
those years, and the price advanced from
an average OF 6ss Cd per quarter In 1927
to Goa Sd per quarter IN 1923, Cos Sd in
1929, when tho Russian General Die.
bistseh made his victorious march into
the heart OF Turkey. The price did not
come down until 1882, when the aversge
price was ugain 6ss dper quarter.
Tho war between Russia. and Turkey,
in which England and France eventually
participated, began in the fall Of 1858.
Eugland and France declared war March
q and %, 1854, Hostilities terminated
February 20, 1856. The following table
gives the imports Of wheat for home con.
sumption by England, and the average
price during term Of years covering the
Tvor
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BREADsTUFFs.
The Coming War and lts Ef.
feots.
Probable Demand for American
.u Products.

WARRINGTON, April 2S.-The certainty
OF European var and tho prospect Of an
active demand in the English market for
the brsEdstuff, Of this country has caused
much inquiry for the statistics in regard
to the supply aud consumption Of bread.
stuff abroad, and the probable effect Of
the war upon the grain traGle. Dr.. Ed.
ward Young, Chief Of the Buresu Of
Statistics Of the Treasury Department,
has collected together some statistics
bearing upon the subject, and It Is upon
Information obtained from him that the
following 10 based /:
THE CEREAL PRODUCT OF EUROPE.
According to a very careful and
thorough statistical exhibit recently
made BY the French Government, the
total cereal production Of Europe
amounts at present to an average Of T..
e94,0O0,Q00 bushels per Rnnum. OF this
Russia alone Furnished 100000, 900
buSbslp, or nearly one.third Of the whole.
Germany, 742,60OOOo bushels; France,
esl6OO,goO bushels, and Austria, $780,
100000 bushelu. The production Of this
country Is set down at 1857, 25O, 900
bushels, which very clOIely agrees with
Dr.. Young's own estim ate. Thus this
country, with population Of forty mil.
lions, produces sol bu,hsls to each in.
babitant, while Europe, with popula.
ton Of $4,000 900, produces only about
l53 bushels per head
The following table gives the amount
oil cereals per inhnbitant produced by the
vErious Etatps Of Enrope.
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PROPOSALS.

Proposals. will 10 received by tho Committee On
Sire Is and Alleys until May i, 1871, for cleaning
the streets and alleys Of tho city Of Wheeling fol
tho year, ending May ], 1873.
The lids arc asked for pcraplng the mud and
hSuling away the same from the paved Etreets and
alleys one limo each month, from November 1 "a
May !, and for cleaning the same by either scrap.
log or sweeping and hauling away tho dirt twice 4
month during the period from May TO Noyeui,
her l.
Also, bids are asked for cleaning the nacadamIred
streets Of the city BY scrnplng the mud from SanlC
aud hauling itAWay, and opening up and cleanInI
tho guIteIs each side Of said streets one time h
tho spring and ono time In the Fall Of tho year.
AsJ, bids arc aAEed for cleaning the street cross
lngS once week and hauling away the mud or dirt
Tho whole work to be done under the control d
the Street Commissioner.
Alto. bids will be received for opening IN and
ecaniug the gutterI on all streets Of The city ehlcf
arc not paved or nAcadamlEcd, the same 10 b done
ones 10 the Spring and onec In the Fall Of the year
The whole work 10 be done under the control o
the Street Commissioner.
Bids will be received for tho entire work aboyI
described, and allo for the work Of each Item sep
RIately.
The city reserves the right 10 deduct from III,
entire amount to be paid Tor the work any proper
Tomato amount for each and every month and WeOl
when tho AtTeetg and alleys or crossings are mo-
syTIped or cleaned and the dirt removed. The city
also IeservCs the right to reject any or all the bid
made. Hp26
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According TO the most moderate esti.
mate the average quantity OF cereals
necessary fer the conSumption OF each
iuhsblIHut 10 fourteen and nine.tenths
bushela per Hnnum, and it therefore re-
suits that all the States that come alter
swsdenupon the list have to obtain grain
from other countries. In this country
three tiiIhs Of the cereal production con-
sists OF maize. In Europe oats predomi-
nate, and next in quantity comes wheat,
rye, barley aud maize. Russia, Prussia
and France produce large Wheat crops,
and tho two first arc our largest compeL-
itoEs in the English market. In ROu.
mania and ser7ia maize tskea the first
rank.
AT one time the chief dependence Of
England for wheat was upon Russia and
Prussia, and the supremacy Of the United
States in the grain markets Of tho world
is Of mparatively recent growth. Prior
20 1860 Russia and Prussia led this coun-
try In tho supply Of wheat From 1859
10 1851 the exports OF wheat from this
country 70 England sprang suddenly up
from $4,000 cwts, 10 16,6l0,472 cwts.
while In the came period Russia advanced
only from 3,ss7,454 cwts. to 4567, 4s3
cW:s. and Prussia from S,945, SOL cwts. to
4482,573 cwls.
The lead takcu go suddenly by this
country has ever since been maintained.
Tables covering the years from 1860 10
1872 chow that tho United States cup.
piled England during that period with
2S6 per cent OF her total imports of
wheat, including -four, against PAT per
cent from Russia and ia per cant from
Germany. In the same period England
imported 43 per cent OF her total I'm.
portations of maize from this country.
1u 1852 the exports Of maize Of this coun.
try TO Great Britain only amounted 10
l,34l ,SQ4 bushels, against 1895 $50 from
Turkey and Roumania, and 1,S7052S'
bushels from Russia. AT present Rou.
mania and Southern Russia, TO lesser
degree, are our principal competitors in
the supply Of matte.
The year 1875 was a good harvest year
in Englaudj prices were low, and the
total imports Of wheat we're only a., 1894.
1852 owts., against 5I,7s6,Se3 cwts. in
1875. The following tuble gives the
souTcel. OF supply:
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It will be noted that although in some
Of the years Of high prices the home har.
vest was 80 good thai the requirements Of
foreign breadstufJ was smaller than
usual, yet the prices kept up, It should
be stated, however, that in the four years,
from 1854 to 1866, tho harveSts in
France were deficient, and instead OF
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FOR SALE .
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Milton Maxwell In the County Com, d,
vs. SOhio county,
Peter EOll aud others In ChGnScry.
Pursuant to decree rendered by said court :,
the above entitled cause, on the oath day Of MIfrS
1877, the undersigned Commissioner wilton
SATURDAY, APRIL 2tsT, 1877,
al 10 O'Clock A. ~, At tho front door Of the Cop,,
HouJe Of Ohio county, soil at public auction 10 II.
highest and best bidder, the following real P,t1i,
belonging 10 the defendant, Peter NOll, to-Tlt,
A tract q land containing acres, and pole, Llu
alto on the east fork Of Long Run, In Rlciland biz.
tTlct, In aid Ohio county, three and One-hai mil
from the city Of Wheeling, Bald land Il well In.
proved, having on Il large tWo.story Fnmo
House, g slaughter houIo, a good stable and Oi6rr
out buildings. Also good orchard,
TRIMS oP SALR,--One-thlrd Of the purrh1te
money land ~ much more as the purrhaET
may elect TO pay) In cash and the remainder IN
two equal instaliments, payable In ak and twelve
months with interest from the day Of sale, the pun
chaser giving bond With approved security for The
deferred payments, and the title to bc retained IN
III the purchase money Is paid In full
If. JONES,
mr3l-F Special Commissioner.
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
the 9th day Of May, 1877. l. +. JONES,
Ap2S.F Special Commissioner
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cENERAL:NoTIcess-,
cEALED PROPOSALS.
CLERKS 0RgiCH board OF CoNNiS,,ov,.-
WHALING. ", Va. Amin n NN.E.Nl

Clerks 0RgicH BOARD o. CoNulsyovv,.
WHEELING, W. Va, April ia, is;7
scllel Proposals. will be received 4, hl.,.l
lowing county road work. w. NeioI'
Po6UEs RUN R0AD-E1AatOn 600 er,,.
yards. Nv 'uuie
PodUE i RUN Road NiasadamilIn1 iso
WHEELING d ELM GROVE ROAD r.,
wells kun)-ETeayltlon 1850 cubic yRpi, N~al''
SOUTH BRANCH OF SHORT CREFK'-P,..
Walton 1850 cubic yards, HAH'
BIDS must DO separate for each road ana wr,,,
BY the cubic yard for each class Of nAieTi,I ~ 70
flying iu the case OIL Excavation the prices ior IN,
iooSe ioeE ena lolia reeS respeclivey, With ~
Proposals must give the full name and no,,or.
addreSs Of bidders also the name Of some FeSSa,
sble party Or parties - reference Tor The tLaria
and responsibility Of the bldden.
The Board reserves tho right to reject any n, ,,l
bids. CIIAS, Il, DRllERS ,AS., III
NJ v oN'Il -, hnSlheeF' apis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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DIED.

IcNAGHTEN.--o n Wednesday,. April 20, 1877,
At o,Gscck ?. NJ, REBEccA NJ. McNAdnTES, wife
Of \. +, McNaGhten.
Her funeral will take place from the reSideuce'oi
her brother, A. ]. Sweeney, corner Of Main and
Sixth streets, on Friday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Tntermcnt TINT Wood. Friends are invited to
attend
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MARRIED.

JONES' MOUNTAIN-oa Tuesday evening,
April 2i 1871 at the residence Of the BRIDE moth
er, BY tho Rev. J, 7. Sullivan, Mr., D. z. JONES
und Mics Z. n. MOUNTAIN.
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BALDwIN,S ROW,

that Is to ray: Tho undivided one-hRlf Of !ol ~
10, situated on the corner Of EoiI and EeyenIrtB4
streets, 10 the city Of wheeling W. Va and "a DE
nSrth side Of Aaid eeyenteeih street aud east o.
Eot stoeet, and also Of the west one-hllt Of lot No
l16 Immediately adjoining raid lot No. 10 ton
being situated In that part Of the city Of Wheeini
commonly called East Wheeling. There ATE h''
Brick Tenementa on Iald property, oil under lW'.
Tor the coming year, and the property will be sou
asa whole or In parcels to suit purcbHserI
TERNs OF SALE.-0ne.third cash aud the milG's
In two equal luStlllmentsat TI and twelve tnGnh,
with Interest from the day Of sale, said deere
payments TO be secured by Deed Of Truh ou AZ
property.
The other one.hlli Of said property will he -
a same time and plare and on same terms y 10
owner thereof. II. 2. SHRlNLF
mf3l TrnNsE
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


"Daily except Sunday Cumberland AcCommo.
dalton.
tDally except Sunday Newark Accommodation.
tSteuhenVillo Accommodation train dur.
lug the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellairG, stopping whom ralul-
rcd At Sherman House, KtnaVlils, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONER SALE.
In the Nun clpal Court Of Wheeling.
William J, Hull
vs. In ChRnCary
Fanny D. Hall and others.
The undersigned Special Commissioner h.r.ly
gives notice that by virtue Of the Authority Vrtti
In him by II decree made by said Court 10 al
causo on the 4th day Of April, 1877, he Willoa
TUESDAY, the 22d day OF May, 49,,
Commencing at IL O'Clock a. NJ, proceed To tel a.
public auction Of the front door Of the COun Hpue
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 The GtJ
Of Wheeling, the following described real cIth,'
situate In said city, county and etate, that g
say Part Of lot No 10 In tquRTe No. "a Of The Bel.
Are addition 10 said city, beginning Tor aiI part
sad lot Rt the southwest corner Of said lot on ~
cob street, formerly Sixth street, ut the p0in Q,
Intersection o. an alley with said street ihe1,c
running northwArdly with the eastern lOpHiiN
line Of sRid stree thirty feet; thence oaSwIfly
Of right angles with said street sixty feet the wIli
Of said lott thence Southwardly and parallel VII.
Jacob street thirty feet to the north boundary as
Of Gald alley; thence with the north line q To-
alley TO the place Of beginning. Said part ol 'tl
LOT fronting thirty feet on Jacob street. aud raHt
back Of that width sixty feet, and having brii.
house thereon,
said decree provides that the sale shall Iltglt
Tue dover right Of samh Jane keitor, who Va
widow Of VIM. Hull, decd, In said part lot.
TERNS OF SALE-One-thlrd Of the pIi,hll
money, or so much more as the purchaser nsy
elect 10 pay, In cash, the remainder In two Clpi
inStallments payable six and twelve month, 70
pectyely after the date Of sale, with interest iF5a
that date, the purchaser giving his bond with u.
proved personal security for each OF Sail IH'l
ments and interest as aforesaid, and the title ots
property 10 he retained until the whole Of lar pr
chase money Is paid.
GEORGE b. Caldwell,
Special Commissions
I uEppur sFHU
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1wO.srORY BRICK PLANNING MILL.
pUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
In Wheeling and Martins Ferry.


The undersigned will offer for sale at public aus.
tionl at the Walnut Grove In Martins Ferry, on
SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1877,
The following desirable property: Seven lot. ia
the Eighth Ward, South Wheeling. two Lot. IN
the Seventh Ward, Zane'S Island. Also, the Wal.
nut Grove property, east Of Fifth street, Martin.
Ferry, extending 70 the c. d P. Il. H. All the IDii
on Fifth Ltreet, Martins Ferry, fronting the VS..
nut Grove. One acre Of land east Of ChRtIs,
Siebnghts houIe, through which stream Of wil.
or flows, and which has a number Of shade the,
upon H. A clear title with usual covenants will
given, Sale TO commence At 10 O'Clock,
TRRNs-One-thiTd In hand; the balance 10 GJ,
annual payments, evidenced by the bonds Of lie
purchaser bearing interest from date and .ecupI
by lien on the property sold.
WM. D. CABEll,
A. MOORE, ia,
For Estate Col Chas, Elet, Jr., 81. Jane, iiO,,l
ap2l
The sale Is postponed till SATURDAY, MAY 5tl
when the property will be offered ~ whole Of h
part by the acre or lot. Mr.. Van Pelt, Ohio City
Bank, Martins Ferry, will show the PrOI+Hi
there, or give information. ans
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having wheat 10 export, us usual, It I'm.
ported 6,e4e,l66 quarters during that
period, thus competing with England,
instead OF supplying i, rs was usual.
The war between Prussia and Austria, In
1856, was 40 abort that It's effects upon
trade and commerce was very transient,
1t began June 10th and lasted only seven
weeks, but that period Is nevertheless
marked by an upward tendency in prices.
The average price Of wheat per quarter
10 the English market was 4Ss Sd In June;
o4s Id In July; 5Os Cd In August, and 4Ss
lid Ia September. AiterwRrd, the new
crop being Scani, the price went up again
and the next year was one OF high prices,
ranging from 60 to 90 shillingS per guar.
ter.
The period Of hostilitiea between
France and Germany was not marked by
any signal increase OF prices, low rates
generally prevailing. War was declared
July 10, 1870, and was terminated by a
treaty Of peace on February 90, 1871.
The average price per quarter for wheat
In the English market was AIS I'd in
June, 1870, sos 10d in July; 5SS 10d in
August. In September, when the new
crop entered the market, the price fell 10
AIS Sd, from which It soon went up again
however, 1872 and '73 being years oihigh
prices, and did not fall 80 low again un.
Ill September, 1874.
From September !, 1876, to March 81,
1877, which covers the period since har-
vest, there has been placed in the Enq,
lish market, importations and home pro
duco together, only 47,76l ,34G cwts Of
wheat, against CO, 240, 53l in the same pc.
Rod Of 1896, 5S,004, 067 in 1915, and
T369,940 in 1894. During the same
period from September ], 1876, to March
81, 1877, the total imports Of wheat into
Great Britain have been only q, 500, 100
cwt', against SO, 953,07S 10 the same perl.
cd OF the preceding season.
THE PRESENT PROSPECT.
In this country the visable supply oil
wheat IL only about one.hali what It was
this time last year, and II the Russian
supply In cut oil from the English market
by war the supply Of wheat until the
next harvest will be scant, and prices
necessarily high. This will tend to make
good market for maize, Of which there
is In this country more than twice the
quantity In store that there was this time
last year, although the expectations Ia
England have been larger than last year
While much depends on the area Of hos
tilities and the length OF the war, it is the
opinion Of statisticians that the Eastern
war cannot fail to create an extraordinary
demand for our breadstuifs.
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WHEELING
cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO co.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO co.
n CT, r..-,,- g.
Eliza Smith Guardian In the County Court in
Mary BeiIosmith. chHncery'
BY virtue Of decree Of the County Court enter.
cd in hiseluse on the 2dth day Of March, 1877,
will on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1871,
II not sold at private ale before that day, proceed
to teG at pubic sale the following described real
estate, to-Fit: A part Ct lot No. o., tltulted on
Clay street (Isth), In East Wheeling fronting Ia
feet on Clay street and running back 80 feet.
TRIMS OF SALE-0ne-h cash, or rs much more
a may suit the purchaser thR one-halI Of remain.
der In SIX months, and the balance In one year from
the day Of .alo.
ELIZA SMITH, Guardian.
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]. G. nERyRY, AuctIonecir.
1NRUSTEE's SALE,

=, BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from The Ciiug'
lire, Marine and Life Insurance CompSGy o
Wheeling, 10 me, bearing date the 2Ilh dy q
March, 1877, and on record In the Clerks Otbtt O
me county Court Of Ohio, will proceed to 'f'N
Public Auction at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 20 DAY OF MAY, IS
at tho front door Of the Court House Of Oh0
County to the highest BIDDER, the foIlowInRpmpr'
EnOWnAS
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Also, at the Enmo time and plEre, will sell on
being +A1e0 het aud fronting on Alley 49, IN The
rear Of sid 10 feet. WIN. II. SMITH,
J. I. B MACDONALD, Solicitor, 1901 ChIpllne St.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

liz France. the methods employed for
drying fruits and vegetables are fifty
years behind the times. They use the
slow processes Of u fathers. Lately.
the attention Of heavy fruit and vsesta-
bls dryers In the south Of France has
been turned toward the improved meth
DDS in the United States. where ma
chimes have been invented TO desicats
900 bushels . day. and one Of the In.
vsntors Of this country. Mr.. Reynolds.
Of Philadelphia. has just been tsls-
graphsd to. 10 bring eve n Of his ma
chimes and show the French what u can
do. The inventor has determined to
comply. ami leaves to-day by the Adi.
attic. Whistler this demand for rapid
methods Of drying IL part Of the opsr-
atoms Tor provisioning the French army
ON q large scale. o supposed to be in
progress. and Of which something has
bssn sesn In New York and Chicago. or
whether II IL one Of the demands made
ON the Of the United States by
the war in Turkey. Is not yet certainly
hnsxn. bat 10 probably the latter.