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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-30
New York.

NEW YORK, October 90. - Cotton -
Firm Mt II 3.lGall bloc. FlOur-In mod.
crate demand; No. >, s. OOai 81, superinc
western and State 50 45a5 So common to
good s. 4Oa5 20, good to choice S. SOa6 90,
white wheat extra Sc 05aG 10, extra Ohio
S. 4ja7 80, ST. Louis S. j0aS %, Minnesota
patent process s. 4Oa9 30. Wheat-Un.
graded spring 81 81 lIal 29Ii, No. 9 Chicago
spring 81 3Oal 81, No. 3 Milwaukee 81 2ga
! 81, do No. / spring 81 80. Ryc-Quict
ard steady western 7ON7lc. Barley-Quiet
and unchanged, Malt-Quict mud unchang.
ed. COrn-Steady; uEgraded western mix.
ed Gl2ia62Tc, high mixed G92Ic. Oats
Unchanged. Hay and IIops-Unchanged.
Coilee-Quiet and steady; Rio cargocs l5yI
al9kc, gold, jOhbinG ut ljAa?lr, gold.
Sugar-Dull and nominally unchanged,
Moasses-Hcw Orleans steady Mt GOa7Oc,
Ricc-Quiet and steady. Whisky-Dulla at
81 l0al II,
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CHICAGO, October 2g.-FlOur-Slendy
and firm. Wheat--Irregular; No. . Chicago
spring 81 1Oal 1OlI cash, 81 04Hal OAK
November, No. 5, 81 O3, rejected g5c. Corn
Good demand and prices shade higher,
455Sc cash, 43Eaiic November, 5l3ic the
year, rejected 44c. Oats-Dull and prices
a shade lower; age cash, 23Ac Novem.
Der, 239Sa24c December, rejected 2l9Ic,
RyC-GOod demand at full prices, 5lc. Bar.
ley-GOOd demand and prices shade
higher, Coo. POrk-Good demand and
prices a shade higher; $ll IS cash and DC.
tOber, $l275 November, $l2 4jal2 AZ. the
year. Lard-Fair demand but ut lower
rates; S. S5aS 371f cash, S. 37%saS 40 Octo.
her, S. l2I5aS 10 the year. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-$l o..
At the close Wheat was unsettled but
generally lower 81 l0I cash, 81 OiIs No.
yember, 81 0S the gear. Corn declined &c.
Oats steady and unchanged. Pork easier,
not quOtably lower. Lard inactive and
lower; S. % October, 50 10 the year.
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WOULD TRY Ills HAND One Of our
policemen was down at the boat yard of
Mr.. Cole, near the Water Works, day
or 20 since, and told the men that he
used to work in the ship Tard and was
considered one Of the hest spikers III
the business. Mr.. Cole gave him maui
and requested him to show some & his
fast workmanship. The boat had TO be
raised about four feet higherto allow the
policeman's ponderous body to get under.
He made one strike and missed the entire
boat, and the next drive lie came within
about fourteen feet Of striking the nail.
He threw down the maui with the re.
mark that he could strike those spikes
on the head as correct as the celebrated
marksman, Bogardus, could bring down
his pigeons"
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PERSONAL PoNTs.-Drs. J. r. L. Har.
desty and Il, W. Hazlett yesterday morn.
ing returned 10 Fairmont, where they
were summoned to appear as witnesses
in the trial Of Cartwright and Reynolds,
for the murder Of Levi Starkey. They
expect to return about Wednesday.
Col. j. b. Peyton, who has been in
Washington City Tor the past two weeks,
j. expected 10 return to the city within II
day or two.
Mr.WilI. L. Chapman, manager Of the
Brougham Comedy Company, is stopping
at the st, James.
Messrs, Vim. Fitzgerald and Peter
Goullen took to the rural districts yes.
terday, and returned laden with autumn
leaves and huCkleberrics.
J. N. HawIey, tho carpenter and bull.
der, is lyingill AT his residence on 10Th
street.
Mr.. i. 4, Homer, Of the Parkenbufg
.Seniiad, il Quartcred at the Stamm.
MesSrs, W. II. Wolf and Frank Rex,
Of the Second National Bank, Parkers-
burg, have rooms at the Mcclure.
Major II, Gardiner, Of the Pleasant
Valley Wine Company, Of Hammonds.
port, New York, is at tho McIure.
Mr.. George W. Tippeti, Of the Point
Pleasant Register, is sojourning in this
city for few days.
Mr.. Homer i, Stout, the blackboard
artist Of the Fourth Street NJ. L. Sabbath
School, was on Sunday last presented by
the school with copy Of Frank f;Card'a
book on blackboard drawings.
Miss Hirkbridc, Of Auorn, Mo-, is Wis.
iting the family Of Capt. John Mcclure,
on the West Side.
Mr.. W. W. Wagner, Cashier Of the
Morganown National Bank, is spending
few days with hi- relatives in this
city.
Mr.. Mathew Altmeycr, Manager Of ,he
Nail Factory nj BellviIlc, lila, was in
town Sunday, but left yesterday for home.
Adams, the photographer, talks Of
making n trip South soon, for tho pur.
pose Of taking microscopic views Of the
scenery along the Ohio.
Mr., John Brougham, the veteran actor
and author, has rooms at the Mcclure.
Col. L. Il. Werner, proprietor OF the
Mcclure House, was out yesterday for the
first time since his recent illness,
Mr.. John Brougham, the veteran motor
who is now filling an engagement at the
Hamilton Opera House, is sixly.tlree
years oil age, and has been on the stage
forly.sCyen years.
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BOARDING. House WARRIoRs.-Some
exceedingly wNrlike demonstrations were
INDUCED in between popular young man
who is engaged in the healthy and invig,
orating occupation Of Juggling furniture
Tor Il prominent Main street house and a
well known drug clerk on Market street,
At their boarding honse, few days since,
The furniture juggler became inCensed at
some rather personal remarks of the face
tiou. piil'roller andwas proceeding 10 get
in his work on his attenuated frame in
true prize ring style, when fellow board,
er interlered and partly restored peace,
but not until the carpet HEAVIER had got in
indicative blow under the short ribs
Of the peacefully disposed pill.roller,
which doubled him up like a wave Of
cram collie. A compromise has since been
effected and good feeling restored and the
boardcr8 now wrcatle with the becl.steal;
in grim silence as formerly.
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a LIGHTNING RoD CHAR IN TROUBLE.
Peter English, Lightning rod man,
was run in last night about 70 o'clock by
Nightwatchman Perry Tracy, on charge
OF stealing an overCoat from Simpsons
livery stable on l4lh street, belong ng to
Thomas List, on Saturday night last.
Simpson saw the fellow on Market street
with the coat on and gave chase, calling
at the same time on the police. English,
in his attempt to avoid Simpson, ran
rightGinto the arms OF Perry Tracy on
South street, after having shed the over
coat about 20 yards from the point of
capture. Squire Bulger committed him
to iail and will give him 4 hearing at. .
+. VI. Ito day.
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ClNClSSATG, October 90. - Cotton 49,
Easier Mt lO2iC. Flour-DulI; family ST OF
NG %. Wheat-Dull; red 81 coal %. Corn
Quiet and steady at 45ai6c. OatS-Firm,
erat 27n3lC. Rye-Dull ut 5SaGOc. Barley
Dull; good to prime western spring at 81
aG0c. Pork-ln good demand ut sis 1ju
IA co. Lard-Quiet but firm; current make
IS 40, kettle 9a9Hc. Bulk MeatS-Nomi.
nally unchanged. Bacon-Strong; short rib
9Ha92sc, short clear 99Ic. Rutter-Steadv
and unchanged. Linseed Oil-Dull at 5Sc.
Mhisky-SteNdy at 81 OF.
uoGs-Dull; common 81 Coal 60, light
81 7Oai so, packing 81 S5aj %, butchers
s. 00aj 10.
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ESJoY LTFE.-What truly beautiful
world We live in! Nature gives us
grandeur Of mountains, glens and oceans,
and thousands OF means Tor enjoyment,
We can desire no better when in perfect
health but how often do the majority of
people feel like giving it up disheartened,
discouraged and worried ont with di.
seosc, when there is no occasion for this
feeling, as every sufferer can easily OBJ.
tain satisfactory proof that Green's Au-
gust Flower will make them AZ free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint is the direct cause OF
seycmty.fve per cent Of such maladies rs
Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
CostiyCncss, Nervous Prostitution, biz.
aincss OF the Head, Palpitation Of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms,
Three doses Of August Flower will prove
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10
cents. Try il. Sold by all frstcIass
druggists in the United States. cOdSw
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THE CoURTs.-CrRcUrT CouRr-Judyc
McIrin.-This court was in session yester.
day as usual.
The jury in the case Of j. W. Zane Va.
G. g. Sawtel were again sent to their
chamber to consider Of their verdict.
The case Of Mortified vs.. Dressed, in
asSumpsit, NoS. and 9 were dismissed
agreed, each party paying their own costs.
The last will and testament Of Michael
Dunn, deceased, was proved by the oaths
Of ". II. Caldwell, \. j. Hugus and VIM.
Richardson, and ordered 10 be recorded.
The case Of the Second National Bank
oil Parkersburg Va. Moorthead & Dent
was put on trial before the following
jury: Louis Asmus, John ]. Birch,
Charles Nolte, J. l.. s. Hall, A. Il. Kolb,
Edward Steele, James Cunningham, Con.
rad BaChman, James LaGerty, J. A. Gas.
ton, i. Whitmyer, ]. II. Ferguson.
Messrs. Caldwell & Caldwell appear for
tho plaintiff, and Attorney General
White and Mr., Henry Russell for the de.
tense.
The jury in the Zano.sawtell case had
not agreed at the hour Of adjournment,
and were adjourned over TO this morning,
to which time Court also adjourned.
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REAL ESTATE SALES IN BROOKE CouS.
TY.-Auctionecr lIcrvey on Saturday last
sold ut public auction, at WelIsburc, the
real estate described below. The proper.
ty belonged TO the estate Of Adam Kuhn,
deceased, and was offered for sale BY Gen.
!. II. Duvnl, who was appointed special
By the Brooke County Circuit Court, in
the caseOf the Administrators Of Adam
Kuhn, deceased, w. Albert Wheeler Kuhn
ct al. Six WclIsburg town lots. each
6Oxl2O feet, were sold NJ the following
prices: lot 1Oi, Sl25; lot l38,
1901; lot 225, sos, lot 926, SlS5;
lot &0l, $500; lot 3O&, S7l. A tract
of twenty-five acres OF land brought ! 500
Thirty.four acres Of coal land, with coal
privileges, were sold for 81, 100. A farm
containing sixty,scven acrea, and i'm.
provemcn's, was sold to Mrs. Clark, of
Martins Ferry, for $4,000.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, October 29.-Flour-Steady,
Wheat-SteAdy; No. white Michigan nj
81 y, extra do 81 81, amber Michigan
spot 81 90, seller November 81 29}I, No. .
red winter spot and seller Octobcr$l 27I$,
seller November 81 2SH, rejected Wabash
II OF COrn-Firm; high mixed spot i9Ikc,
seller November 1910, No. 2 spot iS%c,
new Axe, seller November 4Sc, yellow at
i92ic. ONts-Dull; No. ., 2G%c bid. Rye
No. ., SIC. Clover Sced-Prime ut s. IS
90.
Ar. M.-Wheat closed very dull; small
sales No. white Michigan 81 Si1E, extra
do 81 81, No. cred win. spot 81 tx, seller
November 81 27i+, seller; December IS &C..
Corn and Oats nOminallY UNCHANGED.
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VIZ were about to write something
very romantic in regard to the late gor-
geous weather, when rural friend, who
says hcknows all about it, and can put il
in n much smaller compass than We can,
asked leave 10 submit few lines on the
subject, from which the following para.
graph is sample extract:
Lingering along the Ieafy lane is the
nut,brown maid, hulling nuts with her
fingers and cracking them with her teeth
The nutbrOwn maid trips bareiooted
over the gorgeous autumn leaves on her
tip.toes because she has stonc.bruise on
her hcel.n
We are also requested to publish the
following verses as appropriate to the
season:
The dog who loves to bark and bite,
WhOslecpS all day and baIks NIL night
(Oh. hit him with an uCrOlitc)
Olhim write.
ole lives lie Of langud clSC-
lie OmCtlmes loves 10 bark up trees
lie hath his iliosyncraCieS,
And llkeWlSc-leas"
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HOTEL PERsoNALs.-Wc note the fol.
lowing late arrivals at the leading hotels:
81. james,. S. Moorehead, Parkers-
burg; Will. L. Chapman, j. Daveau,
Charles W. Butler and Frank Evans and
wife, Of the Brougham Comedy Company;
George W. CLANCY, Coon Island; W. W.
BullCn, Baltimore.
McLmc-F. Rex, W. II. Wolfe, Park.
crsburr; Mrs. Simpson, Morristown, o.;
Miss Granger, GAINESVILLE, o; Rev. ". D.
Carrico, JolIytown, Pa; n. S. Young,
Cleveland, o; D. NJ. Pattie, Baltimore;
John Brougham, the actor ard author,
and his dramatic company.
Stamm-Charle1 Schrader, Archer's
Fork, O.; L. T.. Horner, Parkersburg; J.
A. Peck, Logan C. H., W. Va. John Cal
lahan, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Bella
Thompson, st. ClairsviIle.
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THE steamer "Oella7 ia now running
in the steubenville trade, having been
bought by O'Neal 4 Co. from Capt. Scott,
OF Zlncsville, Tor $500. Capt. Scott
paid Sc, 900 for her some four years ago,
to Brady & Morgan, who built her about
seven years ago for the st, Mary's and
Marietta trnle.
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EAST LIBERTY, October 90. CATTLE Re,
Ccipts since and including Friday $3.50
head through and ,!75 head yard stock;
total for week ending this day 1870 head
throug b and 2,9il head yard, against 9,75i
through and 1901 yard Inst week. Prime
50 %, good 81 7JH5 90, common S. 50ai 80.
n0Gs-Receipts ,07j head; total for the
week 2O,d25, against 6,l70 last week. York.
crs s. 2OaL 20, PhilNdClphiaS S. 3Oa5 80.
SHEEr-RerCiptS 300 head; total for
the week 400, against 1920 last week.
Selling ut s. S..
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GALL Hor" TAKES A WALK.-The
eminent peanut vendpr whose cry Of
AN hot" has become by.word, but
whose name nobody seems 10 know,
skipped out OF town last Saturday and
went to Pittsburgh, leaving Justice
Wheeler in the lurch for the rent OF his
stable, where the peanut mans pony was
cared for. Mrs. "All Hot" was to have
left yesterday to JOIN her husband, but
JnsticeWheeler got out an attachment be-
fore Justice Hamilton and had the house.
hold effects OF the "AIl Hot" family tied
up for debt,
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Chicago tn1tlc MnrI,r,

CnIcAGo,O October 92.-ThC D,Orr. ,Iom.
nal reports:
CATrLE-Reeeipts, 200; shipments,
1000. Few good offering; best sold at IS 90;
shipping 81 0Oaj 90; butchers strong and
steady 81 95a3 So Colorado 81 GOaI 10;
Texan grassers in light supply and steady
at s. OOa3 SIX.
lioGs-RecCipts, $500; shipments, / 400;
opened steady and closed lOal5c lower.
PhiladClphias, demand light ut So 9Oa5 IS;
Eostons 81 90a5 NJ, mixed packing 81 7Oa
50; light 81 9Oa6 90. All sold.
sIIEEp--RecciptS, di5; shipments zoo.
Firm and active; tops sold ut s. S7I!,
butchers quoted at s. 0Jai 90, shipping
: 2jNj 90; all sold
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HEsrERDAY We were shown tho pro.
grammc Of the Benefit Exhibition to
Prof. LeibOId at Turner Hall Thursday
night, and we can state that it Is the best
programme in that line we have seen for
u long time, and We hope the exhibition
will be success in every way to the
Professor.
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Orr FOR BELLvILLE.-Mr Matthew
AItmeyer,n former citizen, who hasbec
visiting here for several days, left on the :
o'clock train yesterday morning for Bell
vile, Illinois. Matt. says that Gellville
is the place for a young man to 20 il he
would prosper.
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ABOUT n dozen rowdiea and two women
went to the Belmont Mill late Saturday
night, and after driving the Waterman
away, made night hideous with their
yells, keeping up their orgies until day.
light. Their names are known, and the
entire party will be arrested aud tried il
nnsaihln
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JUSTICE WHEELER.-Lewis Hahne yes.
terday complained before Justice Wheel.
cr that on the 23d inst. Charles Tape
threatened 10 beat him, and he (ITahne)
feared that the said Tape would execute
this threat. The case was set for hear.
ing this morning ut 0 o'clock.
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LET Docs DELIGHT TO BARK AND BITE.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hartman,
who resides on the cast side OF Market
street, between Nth and 10Th streets, as
stunned the role Of peacemaker and I'M
dertOok to separate two dogs who were
trying 10 Scratch cut each others eyes
out One OF the dogs, belonging to James
Phillips, sprNng upon her and bit her
severely on the wrist. Complaint was
filed at tho city building, and Deputy
Sergeant Henry was detailed to execute
the vicious canine, but upon the owner
agreeing to take the animal out Of the
city he was given n longer lease Of life.
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THE gutter at the corner Of 33l and
Chapline streets (Schultz's corner) is Il
source Of much anxiety to Kaiser vii.
liam Schultz. Cannot the Street Com.
missioner, the Health Officer, or some.
body else, have the gutter cleaned out and
relieve this worthy old gentleman from
his great tribulation.
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TEAmFER OF ZEAL EsTArE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real eatate was admit.
ted to record in the office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court, Yesterday:
Deed made October 81, 1877, by the
franklin Building Association to Mar
garet Bot, wife OF BaIser Bott, for the
western one.half OF lots Nos. Z and S in
square No. 5, Eighth Ward; 5000.
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TEMPERANCE POINTs.-The festival
committee turned over to Wheeling
Union last night $751; 81, with some
money yet uncollected.
Rev. Frank De Hasa is expected to adj
drre7' the temperance people in the course
OF twu or three weeks.
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MASS MEETING or SABBATH School
WORKERs.-The Methodist Sabbath
School workers Of the city held mass
meeting Mt the Fourth Street VI. i.
Church last evening, in conjunction with
the universal Sabbath School prayer ser.
vices now being held throughout the
country. There was quite large attend.
ance from the churches and Sabbath
Schools OF the city, and much interestwas
manifested in the proceedings, which
were presided over ly DR.. TIL. Logan.
After the singing Of u hymn, announced
by Rev. ". 4. Ripley, Rev. DR.. LYDIA led
in prayer. Rev. W. c. $nodgrass then
read chapter from the Scriptures, when
n hymn was announced by Rev. s. B. D..
PrickeLt and sung by the congregation.
Hon. c. d. Hubbard spoke briefly on
"The Duty Of the Church to the Sunday
School, followed hy Rev. AR. Kelley, OF
Thomson NJ. L. Church, on GLOW to Re
tain the Older Scholars in the Sunday
School," and Rev. G. c. Wilding on
"Prayer for. Sunday Schools After
brief season OF prayer rSunday Schools,
under the management of President I.o.
gan, the meeting adjourned.
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JOLLY CREw.-The steamer Express
has one o! the jollicst crews Of any packet
on the Ohio river. Take them from Capt.
Asa down 10 the third cook, they have n
jolly boat and n jolly crew. II You are
fond OF pleasure Capt. Asa will rec you
through.
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BEouGHAM.-A respectable audience
greeted Mr.. John Brougham, the disting.
uished actor and dramatist, at the Opera
House last night. Mr.. Brougham's ex.
quisite comedy, "Playing With Fire."
was presented, with Mr.. Brougham rs
"Dr Savage" supported by an excel.
lent dramatic company. 1t has truly
been said that no actor upon the stage to.
day has had so varied nm experience as
John Broughom, and none has so com.
pletely captured and held the public as
has he, playing with Fire" is one Of the
hest comedies We have ever seen. The stu.
ations are arranged with the highest dra.
maiicskill, and are ledup,to with surpris.
ing naturalness. Mr.. Brougham's fame is
established, and any words OF admiration
from us would be supertluous. His every
appearance last night was the signal for
u storm Of warm applause. So cordial
were the demonstrations Of welcome and
satisfaction that Mr.. Brougham was
twice called before the curtain, when he
thanked the audience for their kindly
greeting. The support was une RECEPTION.
ably good, and thepCrformancc as Il whole
vas brilliant success. We are certain
that no audience ever left the Opera
House in better spirits.
Tonight Mr.. Ijrougham will make his
last appearance before the Wheeling pub.
lie, and the house should be crowded IN
every part. The elegant comedy ot"Thc
Serious Family" will be presented by re-
quest, Mr.. Brougham appearing in his
admired impersonation oi"Capt. Murphy
Mcguire" Besides the ladies and gentle
men who assisted in the presentation OF
"Playing with Fire" last evening, three
other members Of the company, who we're
not upon the stage last evening, will APP
pear in the cast. The company numbers
eighteen persons in all and Twelve Of them
will appear in the cast tonight. We
doubt ii Mr.. Brougham's company has a
superior on the road, not even excepting
the Furbish party.
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TIN New York Herald says Of 10.
Murphy's "Kerry Cow"
"Mr. Murphy gave OneycelIent render.
ing Of the part and made a very favor.
able impression. Mr.. Murphy il one of
the few representatives OF the Irish peas.
ant character who is neither boistcrous
norStagy, and the pathetic interest Of his
Dan OIlarA Geserves recognition
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CHRIsTENISG.-The Beethoven Singing
Society last evening went out to the rCs.
idcncC OF Mr.. Frank Meyer, al Williams
vineyard, to assist in the festivities incl.
dent 10 the christening Of two Of Mr..
Meyers children,
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Gcuerally strong,

RAILROAD B0SDs-Generally strong.
STATE SECuRTTlRS-Firn.
SToCEs-Dull, In the morning the mar.
ket was weak and lower, hut ut the close
there was general recovery, the last quo.
tatiOns being about the highest of the day.
The widest changes were in Illinois Central
and Quicksilver common. The decline in
the former early in the day was caused by
q fall OF per cent ut London. The mar.
ket to-day was called brokers market.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
OF which 400 were Erie, 80 900 Lake Shore,
1000 Northwestern common, $4,000 prefer.
red, 1900 st. Paul common, 1000 prefer.
red, 1000 0hiOs, $4,000 LAckawanna, 5000
Delaware 4 Hudson, 5000 Illinois Central,
and 5000 Western Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks:

NEW YORK, October 29,-MoNRY--6aT
per cent, closing ut 8. Prime mercantile
paper 7a9 per cent. Custom receipts $i6S,.
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000 Cleanngs Sl6OOO00O. Sterling,
actual business, long 4.S015, short ASS.
GoLD-0pGned and closed at 1928, with
sales during the day ut l094, Carrying
rates 4 to ~. Borrowing rates La per
cent.
SIlYIR-At london 5INd. Here, sill.
yer bars are 81 2lN, greenbRcks, 81 lS2{
gold. Silver coin HaN per cent discount.
GovRRNMESTS-Stead