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WHAT THE STRIKERS SAY.
EXPRESSED determination not 10 Re
sume work az the Present Rates.

Ia itlmOre UhLellc, loth'
The strikers SAY that thev are determ
med not To resume work at the present
rates. They were willing, they say, to
submit t. a reduction II 1t had been ..
moderate one. At the present rates they
could not make more than four day
s,ch week, which would yield the fire
men snd brakemen only 10 70 each per
week. They frequently would make
trip to Martinsburg and be kept there
frir days; for this trip they were on!
allowed two days pay, notwithstanding
the fact lAa. they were compelled 10 pay
their own board At Martinsburg AMI sup
DOR, their families in Baltimore. They
stste the strike Is general among the ire
man end brakeman OF the freight trains,
who have no association, but move b}
concerted action. The statement made
by the company that there were plenty
of applicants 70 take the place OF the dis
rlnrged fremeu aud brakemen was de-
Jared incorrect On the contrary there
sre no experienced men TO be had, and
new and inexperienced men were put up
on the road with II few exceptions. When
discharged iremen and brakemen had
been taken back, men who worked IN the
round shops were .o!d that they hal TO
% out upon the road or BE- discharged. ! he
: mixers SAY they Will be willing to 20 to
work NJ the old wages aS they were be-
fore the reduction OF ten per cent. They
cannot scCep. less. 1t was u question OF
b cad, and mar ' men run into debt this
LIST winter for necessity. Honest men
had their wages attached because they
could not meet their expenses, and the
company issued MI order that any man
whose wages are attached shall be dis
charged. Many men had been COM
PEELED To remove their families from the
city, ewing 10 the impoSslbility of psyiu =
rsnt and other expenses
The men, while apparently sober,
seemed ,renzied when speaklng of their
alleged wrongs, and expressed their de-
termination 10 pursue their present
course fearlessly 10 the END rhey said
by the reduction u year ago the railroad
company had robbed their families CT
meat; by the reduction going into etiec.
on Monday they were robbed OF bread.
Now they intend TO have both bread and
meat. They went hungry to their work
in the morning, and did not dare take =
dinner with them, because by So doing
they deprived their families OF just 50
much food Flesh and blood, they SAY,
could stand 1t no longer, and any end -
their sutierlngs would be welcome.
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VOTES AND COMMENTS.


WHEN shall this cruel war be overF
SHALL the daily bulletin be, "All
Quiet on the Potomac.
Tas Democratic msjorl!y IN the next
House of Congress will be eighteen
sEsasAsT.AT.ARMs FsENCR, OF the
Senate, thinks it no. unlikely that Gen
GRANT may again be candidate TOR tue
PresidencT.
tux administration is now thought 10
b. anxious to dispense with tho extra
session of Congress. Things do not cool
OF AS rapidly and completely rs had been
hoped.
The Chicago hltsrOceaH asks the diI-
f.reoce between ROBERT CoLLYEK ana
the editor OF contemporary, and pro-
cssds 10 answer its own question by Inc
remark that the former Is n hofse-shoer
and the latter Is I'll a>S--SSAN'
JACOB ENyEaSOLE, u farmer near Mar
t;oshury. W. Va, cut his hand in repair
in,,raKe. When the wound was sp'
p.rently healing be assisted IN harvest
ing. The wound reopened, grew worse
uecessitating amputst'on, and no dl'o
on Sunday last.
TIE Ohio Stote Journal says 1t Is -
fL.ebood to assert that any one psrticu'
lar Republican senatorial sspirant Is tue
administration candidate Whe'hei
,ha statement is made to relieve the al
ministration OF STANLEY MATTHEWS oil
70 relieve MATTHEWS of the acmiulst' d
ton IS left for conjecture.
The Richmond (Vs) Wing tells OF
s.d case OF reverse of fortune to ayoung
l,dy of that city, who was worth slOo,'O'
q wear ago, bat married man =" nc
slusndered her property and has LETT heI
and gone to Europe. She no" PENN
less, peddling small articles IN the stree
for q livelihood, and is not yet eighttei
years of age
A cLRGYMAN At Elizabeth wa recent
" asked to escort young lady to New
York. He consented gladly, took up ~
srmiul of packages, pots ofpreserves, u
that Law beside her, placed them 10 th'
car and some time after the train ha(
started discovered that they didn't be
Hng to his companion. AT Jersey C'Iy
he was arrested on u telegram from h
sbeth. but he succeeded in explainn!
matters.
TESSEssEEAN RoMANCE.-husbsht
l.ay.s home in 1864 to find work. While
=, Atlanta he hears that his wife an'
en- ldrea are dead They are not. ~
marries and acquires property. Hn'
hears OI MS WutTthUOdIe oiAN '''N,' -
action for divorce and slimony. II
fsints with horror on learning OF tn
complication. Second wife dies opp"r
tunely - consumption. Husband rem"r
ries drst wife. Action for divorce win
drawn. Nashville Amsr'rm takes
column and halt to tel the story.
Gov. VANCE. of North Carolina, p"
8 high tribute to tho American t"ru g
ia AL address before the University N'r
nal school, on the 18th INST. Anon!
o.her things he said: 81 do not deS'
- see our popular characteristics change
from the agricultural to the msuuisct"r
ing and mining. see no real improve
ment in such change. There would b.
more wealth among n few, more poverty
among the many, more beautiful cities
and more psuper. houses and Peniien
tlsries.
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NEW ADVERTISE ENTS
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name OF j >.
Reed & Co., is thus DAY dissolved oS
mutual consent, &. Blguiey refining. .
Rcd assuming all the debts and those
knowing themselves indebted 10 the nrm
will settle the same with him, JyZSg
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SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
AGREATOFFER. w, We WI : / dur =
select school.

NO. Is THIRTEENTH STREET.
Mis- ewham beg 10 inform her friends
and the public IL is her intention 10 con-
tinue her school at the above address
Course OF IN tructlOus includes French
Miss Y. would be pleased 10 add to the
number pupils now studying with her
in preparation Tor college.
Lessons in French during the vacation.
Terms, 81; pupils under twelve, $50
iylUr-I-SrO
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FRESH TEAS.

30 packages Gunpowder, Imperial,
Young Hyson. OoIOng English Breakfast
and Souchong Teas, in store and Tor sale
OF low figures. VI. REILLY,
1919 and 1911 Main street.
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TO BUSINESS MEN

WYE WOULDSAYTH WE ALWAYS
w Keep in stock the Leading Brands OF
Ink. Among others we have: Arnol as
Writing Fluid and Copying Inks, Carriers
Combined Copying and Writing Fluid,
MAYNARD Noya's Record Ink, stafford )
Blue b ack Office Ink. Thomas violet
BLACK Ink, Hover, Chemical Fluid Ink,
Champion Violet Record and Copying
Ink, David's, Stafford's and Continental
Carmine, &c Any ink not In stock pro
cured on snort notice. STA NTON & DAE-
EXPORT, StatiOners, Al Twelfth ~. JI2p
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TOBACCOS.

Ibaye on hand a full line OF TobaccoS,
nom he leading manu- actnries In The
country. Including LoriIlard's, FINER
Bros. Homer HudSon's, j. b. Pace, Ken
mond. j. t. Pace, Danville, b +. GraEely'
HolbroOk's Monitor Navy, Garry 1. hol-
brook, Navy.
can furnish all styles made by these
factories. AT lowest market prices
NJ. REILLY,
lsIgand 1871 Main street.
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FORMER RIOIS ON rHI:ROAD.
Horrible Butchery of Railroad Off
eials. Exciting scenes lis 1881, "a.
'Az and 90

The present riot on the Baltimore End
ONO recalls other scenes OF II similar
character on this road The first ificul-
" occurred ON the 29th and both of June,
1881. A contractor on the third division,
shout twenty tive miles from Baltimore
sbsconded, leaving the laborers unpaid.
The laboreFs took the law into their own
hands and commenced to destroy the
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For cinnati and Interme-
xiafe Points.

xUe 1.-THE NEW AND FLEET
ssssl!a.5-l passenger steamer, HUDSON.
VIM. u. list, Master; Char lie ID. LIST
JnIv 2Ist, al 3 0'clt elk y. IN. For freight or
passage apply on board or 10
ia2O G. II. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
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MEATS AND LARD.

sugar Cured CanvaSsed Hams, sugar
Cured CauvaSsed shoulders sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
sides, sugar ured Dried Beet, fresh rom
smoke house daily.
K,trir rendered eat Lard in tierce>. bar
rrI,. nall barrels, kegs aud pals, al at
Ingv,.si market rates VI. REILLY,
1903 and 1911 Main street
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CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or BOTH AT
n prices lower than ever offered for
many years past. DESTROYS 10 close out TO
make room Tor spring stock We offer
special Inducements
HARBOUR & DiTTMAS,
fla lujg Main street.
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BROOMS

BOZ dozen fancy, riOuS sizes, Just lr'
ceiVed and for sale 10y VI. REILLY,
1903 and 1871 Main Street
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,,UPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

IEAyE AT ALL TIMES N MAGA-
ZINF a large stock OF the above cele-
Srafrd Powder, VIZ: Rifle, Sportin, In
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages which I will sell al wholesale al
manufacturers prices. l have porlaoIe
magazines OF d tler,nl sizes LOT shlPPrrhiF =
- a, IN deliver free on ears or boat. TIM
powder Is unequalled IN strength ana
quality. D. IT. tr.,,,,
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Notice 10 Whom il Nav Concern.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO ALL
saloon keepers and liIuor dealers that
will prosecute TO the fullest extent OF the
law, any one selling my husband, VIM
Juergens, any Intoxicating liquors,
CAROLINE JUERGENS.
WHEELING, July l9, 1877. JyZOq
TGerman paper copy time.
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REFINED SUGARS.

800 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Granu.
lated, Coffee and Yellow, in tore and Tor
"a e at lowest market rates.
NJ. REILLY,
lSO and 1911 Main Street.
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FOB SALE.

IN / LOI On KENTUCKY STREET
1 be- puglng 10 EnOch Miller. II Is - feet
front oy " deep. For further information
enquire on the premises. lylsh
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,

SALEM VIRGINIA,
Next session begins september r, 49,.
Collegiate elective and pTrpar tory
courses Unsurpassed location. Mountain
climate Moral community. Five churches
III "a. II. Moderate expenses: from sltU
TO $40 Tor - months, inc uding tuition,
board, etc., etc. students from ii teen
states, Indian Territory, and Mexico.
Twenty students rom West Virginia. For
Catalogues etc, address
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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WHEN shall this cruel war be overF
SHALL the daily bulletin he, "Ali
luiet on the Potomac.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02

NEw YORK, August 1.-Cotton-Dull at
l2al2He. Flour Very dull and generally
loweriNo.i2, So OOa4 %, superfue western
and State IS 25a5 rs, common to good
IS 75a6 is, good to choice SO 2Oa6 IS, white
wheat SO 40a6 As, fancy none, extra Ohio
$ S0aS 90, st. Louis s. sOag 70. Wheat
Dull; No. 2 red winter 81 4l%Al 43I<; No. Q
northwestern seller September 81 80. Rye
Without decided change. Barley-Nominal.
Malt-Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Halc
lower; western mixed hot 56a66 IGc, western
mixed ungraded 56a6l1{ mixed steam
5OHa6oKc. Oats-LOwer; western mixed
and State 27a55c, white western S9a6Oc.
Hay-UnchAnged; shipping GOa75c. Hops
Quiet; yearli0gs 4aSc. Coaee-steady;
Rio cargoes 15Xa2OKC, jobbing l694a2lNc.
SugRr-Dull and heavy; fair to good rein.
ing SNa9c, prime 9ISc, refined in fair de-
mand, standard A lOJsc, grauulated ike,
powered ll94c, crushed l11SallNc. Mo.
las.cs-Quiet and unchanged. Rice
Quiet and steady. Whisky - Nominal
Mt SIZE,
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The National Hots! Reporter says that
the servant girls who escaped from the
Southern Hotel, in St. Louis, tell a singu.
lar story about their premonition Of a
fearful disaster, The girls occupied
three different rooms in the sixth story,
and about II o'clock, after they had re-
tired and most Of them were asleep, a
cat came, scratched against the doors,
and moaned pititully. As cat had
never before been seen in that part Of the
house, many Of the girls were frightened.
Lizzie Leary.a girl strongly superstitious
in her inclinations, woke up the other
inmates Of the room in which she slept
and told them there was cat at the door
acting strangely, and expressed belief
that it was the sign OF something terri
bic going TO happen, at which the other
girls laughed and ridiculed her. When
they opened the door the cat mewed, but
refused to come in, and in moment re.
treated down the hall as If badly fright.
epcd. About IL o'clock all the girls in
that room were awakened by the noise Of
cats al the door. On opening the door
they discovered four ielines crouching
against and scratching the wall, and
moaning low as II in terror. They PRO.
cured broom and endeavored to drive
the disturbers down the hall toward the
stairway leading to the door below, but
they refused to go in that direction.
While making the effort to drive them
away the door OF the adjoining
room, where other girb slept, was
opened, whereupon the cats made
frantic rush into the room and few
under the beds, where they crouched to.
gether. By this time dozen Of the girls
were awake and highly excited over the
strEnss.action OF the cats. The cats re.
fused 10 move E7os1s~s9.Nir position under
the bed, neither blows nor sz.sssxiYe
calls having any effect upon them. Ali
the cats were recognized as those belong
ing in the cellars and on the lower floors
where they were used rs mousers, and
their sudden advent to the sixth floor
together with their unaccountable &C.
tiOns, very naturally aroused the fears OF
the servants, and the more nervous ones
could hardly be persuaded to retire 10 bed
again. II was concluded TO allow the cats
to remain under the beds, and 10 half
hour quiet was again restored. When
the alarm Of fire came the cats were still
under the bed, crouched and meWinR,
and there they stayed until the girls were
rescued by the memorable courage Of
Michael Heater. 1t Is said that all the
girls now have u firm belief that the visit
Of the cats was warning Of impending
danger, and that they were sent there BY
some mysterious agency 10 give timely
premonition. The proper theory doubt.
less is, that occupying that part Of the
lower building where the FIRE started, and
where it spread and groaned and cracked
in smoLhered Way,l perhaps for
hours before the alarm was given, the
cats became terror.stricken, aud sought
safety by flight to the upper stories. They
stopped at the servant girls room because
1t was athe highest point that could be
reached, and here conducted themselves
in manner which the girls, very ex.
cusably, consider altogether preternatu.
raj.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
North Fourth ST., above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

This iavorite Hotel, with accommodation, far
800 guelts has BEEN leased By the sub6fib0r Ior 4
term Of year. II can DO aid With conadenoa thAt
the Old huchlntS, under the new adrninhtrIaon,
Il already an assured success md II q my dgioFIu
patton TO meet the Just expectations q he pu6lie
IN these tiiAgs Of hLAncAI depression, BY Intfcduc-
Ing graduated scale Of prices fr0n % 90 10 O. %
par day, with board, according 10 location 81 rSota.
The IGHVice, table and all other ScconmcdGtion1
the same 10 all guests.
During the past year many improvements vefO
made, among them pAssef goI and bAERaSe BleyA.
iot thus rendering all rooms Of easy AocuSl. Other
Improvement are 10 progress, Whldh, when ffnlSh.
3D. will place tho Merchants Hotel Rcond 10 mono
In Philadelphia. vs.
Tho location Of the houie Il ono Of the mest con.
Vonent and really central Of any 10 he eity, The
rooms are light airy we'll ventilated and hard.
somely flTnIShed. HorDoearS q ySrious iinss M.
Constantly ~ the door, ofisfing every opportunity
70 the guests, every momant day and nirht, 10 yit
all polnls Of public interest.
ie25 B, LORE, PRoPRIEroR.
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AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY lSrRLIIeEScKR.
Wedneslav AuoN.II

There was q marked improvement In tbe
general state Of business yestcnIsy and
some lines oil Wholesale business Showei 4
decided state Of activity. Oa tbe other
hand certain departments such a grain
tlOur and produce are still held idle nv thc
lack OF receipts md the absence az ia.
mAnd. Prices showed some changes, oats
being weak and lower, while fiOur. Al.
though stocks are light, Is offered al low er
prices. In produce there Il not much
change. Eggs continue weak, and butter
aud cheese trm. Groceries and provisions
were moderately active, and brisk IobbinV
and Wholesale demand was noted ior Sus6
articles OF general merchandise as brooms.
soap, wooden ware, 10. On the whole, the
aspect OF business Rfllis Is much chanrpd
Tor the better and warrants conSlaerablr
hope for the future.
APFLRs-The supply Is moderate. but
fully mp to the demand. Prices are easy
but unchanged,,at 81 GOAL 80 per barrel
BEASs-The markets. quiet on old stocI;
at firm prices. We quote prime white
Navy at s. 25. ''
BUrTKR-The stock continues ratbs,
light and prices are frm, though mot quO,
tably altered from last weeks reoort
Strictly choice table qualities meet win M
active inquiry Of drn prices, while low
grades are allow Of sale. We quote At lOu
l2Jic. tt ftf' = ~
BAKING PowpxR-ssassc psrlb,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August l.-Flour-Firm. Wnea.
Steady; amber Michigan spot 81 ~, sci.
Ter September 81 q No. red winter 81 Al,
No. 2 spot 81 50, seller August 81 25H, sci.
Ter September 81 221<, No. 5 red 81 "a.
Corn-steady; high mixed spot SEC, No. 2
spot and seller August 5lNc, seller Sep.
TENDER 62hc, damaged $50. Oats-Dull.
Ar M.-Wheat-Active; amber Michigan
seller August 81 IS, No. 2 red winter spot
81 50, seller August 81 Zeal q, seller Sep.
TENDER 81 221Eal %, No. 8 red 81 Is, Corn
Quiet; Eo.2 seller August 5lc, rejected
60Xc.
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TIE HOUSEHOLD.

.Borar, put In the water used for wash.
Ing ginghamS and highly eolored prints,
will preserve the colorS.
Green Corn Plddiag.-TWslVe cara Of
corn grated, two quarts Of milk, four
we'll beaten eggs, one teAcupiul and hall
Of sugar; mix and bake In a buttered dishi
bake three hours. Sweet corn should BE-
used.
Walking Cdmbries.-Black pepper,
have found, would prevent the coloru
from running In black and white or brown
cambrics. A tablespoonful, stirred into
the first water, 10 sufficient, and Il In no
way Injuries the water.
lemon Re.-ons lemon, two.thirds Of
cup Of sugar, two eggs, three table
spooniuls Of -four, one cup Of milk. Crate
the rind, then add the juice, the yelk Of
the egg, sugar and flour, leaving the milk
until the last, Line the deep tina with
paste, place In the oven TO brown before
filling, then add the custard. When
cooked spread over the top the whites OF
two eggs beaten 10 a iroth, with four
tablespoonfula Of powdered sugar and re-
turn 10 the oven to brown.
Mock Honsy.-A writer in the HotlSe.
keepers CHmpanion gives recipe for max.
ing this honey:
To ten pounds Of nice white sugar add
two pounds Of water and four grains
cream OF tartar, ten drops eSSence Of pep.
naeninN ton HHnna I'll ~ ,,;nkn,nSnn.,
one drop otto Of roses, and one lArgi
spoonful Of flour Of slippery elm. First
put sugar In a pot or preserving kettle,
then put in the elm; then drop the oil and
essence on piece Of sugar; then put in
the water, put on the FIRE, and when be.
ginning to melt, dissolve the powder in
little warm water; then put 10 and let II
come to boil and skim clear. Be care.
full not 10 scorch 1t.
70 Dry Corn.-The corn must 10 gath
cred when in prime condition for eating,
put into boiling water-no salt-and
boiled until the milk will not run upon
pressure. II Is then cut from the cob,
sprcadupon sheets, and spread in an open
airy place TO dry. On no account should
the sun be allowed to shine upon 1t, or
evening lews settle over it. 1t may take
several days to get II sufficiently dry TO
put in small bags and hang away in dry
garnet.
TO heSerre COrn.-First boil the corn
1t must be freshly gathered-and cut
from the cob as before directed. Put a
layer Of salt III the jar, then one Of corn
about an inch in depth; another thick
layer Of salt, and then more Of corn, and
so on until the jar is full. Put salt on
the top an inch deep, cover all with
good thick coat Of soft lard or melted
mutton lat, not 30 hot as to run il into
the salt. Press white paper, cut to ct, on
the warm fat, and paste over the top Of
the jar thin paper that has been dipped
in the white Of egg, Keep in a cool place.
It is better to use small jars--not glass.
When wanted to use soak over night.
Canned corn Ia a tedious and uncertain
process, and we prefer to buy what we
need.
70 Can Corn and Tomatoes. fresh,
tender corn, and cut from the cob as be.
fore directed. Cook the tomatoes to a
smooth rich Consistence; allow one quart
Of the latter to Apint OF corn; boil all TO.
gether Tor fifteen minutes; put boiling hot
water into tin cans and seal.-Pfarie
Farmer.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 1.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled; No. .
Chicago spring 81 23 cash, 81 ll5Gal Tx
August No. 3, 05a96c, rejected 70 Hc. Corn
in fair demand but at lower rates; No
2 mixed iSc cash, Axe bid August 471C
bid September. OatS-Quiet and steady;
No. 2, $50 cash, 25sla27Nc August, 23Xa
$3.50 September. Rye-Dull; No. ut
55hc. Barley-Easier, No. 2 spring 81 a.
Pork-Nominally at $lS Goals Is cash
Sl3 25al3 27I1 August, $l3 45al3 AK sep
TENDER. Lard-Active and shade higher
winter at IS 70, summer IS 62L cash. IS II
as TX August, IS 50 September. Whisky
Quiet at 81 0S,
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CINCINNATI, August 1.-Flour-Easier;
family Sc %. WheGt-Dull; red 81 l5al %,
Corn-4Ta54c. OatS-Dull; old 32a4Oc, new
SIC. Rye-Firm at 5sa60c. Barley-Dull
and nominal. Pork-Dull and unchanged
at $l4 90. Lard-Fair demand: current
make IS 75as so, kettle 1Oal0Nc. Bulk
Neats-Quiet and steady at 5%a7Ha7Hc,
these prices asked. Bacon--Steady and
firm at 6aSaSHc. Butter-DulI; extra
prime to choice Western Reserve lGalsc
new Central Ohio 15alSc. Linseed Oil
Quiet and steady at Coo. Whisky-Quiet
at 81 OS.
HoGs-Dull; common 81 5Oa4 so, light
IS ooa5 IS, packing 81 oja5 is, butchers
grades s. 20a5 25.
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ERw YORK, Angus. l.-Business is mod.
crate with package houses, and the Job.
bling trade remained quiet. CottonS quiet
and unchanged. Prints are inactive. Gar.
ner's fancy prints are advanced to 6,tc.
Dress goods In better request. Mems wool
ems are in rather better demand. Foreign
goods sluggish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02

WHEELISG, August I, 1877.
The following are the arrivals Of stock
at the Wheeling Stock Yards during the
last week:
CAT1LE-2S head sold at SI<a4Xc.
IIo0s-l35 head; sold Ut 4Na5c.