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'R'he ladies nil Take ia!

And we are pleased to known That Byron
Lemly and J. w. Harrington & Bros, drug
gists Of this place, will, in the future, keep
that Justly popular end celebrated remedy,
Dr. 40 Simmons Liver Medicine.
NJ. y. THEDFoRD & Co., sole proprie-
ors, Chattanooga, Tenn. Gec.20-4m.
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AN repeal a Resolution tiled "A Joint Res
oluron prohibiting the publication Of Ac,s Incorporating
or amending charters cities and and Other
purposes approved April 18TH 1916, and for other pur
poses
SECTION l. Be II enacted Jy tie Leqiszatur4
Of the State Of mississippi That a joint reso
luton entitled a Joint Resolution prohibiting
the publication Of the Acts Incorporating OF
amending the charters OF charters Of cities and
towns and for other purposes approved April
18th. 1876, be and the same is hereby repealed
SEC. ,. BE IL .further enactsd, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and
after its passage
APPROVED, February l, 1877.
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r,.vrr9PEs. We have just received
.,yoi.e of fifty thousand envelopes, all
and STYLES, which we will furnish
..rb business cards on same, Mt less than
New England prices. Merchants. profess
al men. ana others, are invited to send
5. their orders.
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1oo BBLs. AND HALF BIS CHOICE
lUU FLOUR.
10 Hhds. Sugar. assorted
25 Bbls. and half barrels Molasses.
10 Tcs Best S. c. Hams.
10 Ties. Choice Leaf Lard.
Bacon Sides Bulk Meats, "Onr Fancy
Brand Meal together with full assortment
of goods usually kept by US.
To Arrive.
Extra Tennessee Roll Butter, and all PORK
Sansape-guaranteed all Pork.
These and all other goods we oner al HoeA
Bottom prices for Cash rovsox
The BEST AID CHEAPEST TEAS N 0Asos
can ana rtss s. EEMLEF S SON.
feb 81 '77-Im
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READ IT.

D2. Turr: AUGUSTA Ca Nov d ISL
Eve yo or AS Hair Dresser for twenty
Il have r, both in Europe and America,
happv used all kinds of hair dyes, and l am
have e ~ say that yours is superior to any |
Used IL f, ui. seen. For several years / have
sdf ana a The greatest satisfaction 20 my
Respectfully,
e. BALTzEAN,
French Hair Dresser.
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supply Office Of the clerk OF the Chanc ~
Court Of BolivAr county, with Reports.

WHEREAS, On the separation of the clerks
Office of Bolivar county, in the year 1872. the
Mississippi reports in the then clerks office.
were turned over 10 the custody of the clerk
Of the circuit court, then leaving the chancery
clerks Office without set OF said reports; there
fore
SECTION /. Be II enacted By the Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That the Secretary
of State be and he is hereby empowered and
directed to furnish the office of the clerk of the
chancery court of Bolivar county. with such
law and cbancery reports as he may have
SEC. .. Be it further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED FEBRUARY 1st 1877.
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AssrssuESr OF TAxFs.-Maj. J. b.
Gr.ayes. County Assessor, gives notice that
n. deYutv. Mr.. J.. F. Cniles, will be at the
fb.gcerv Clerks office on Monday. March
7s,h and from that date until the first of
u,c prepared to receive tax lists for the
t.yrso Oh the present year. Mr.. Chilcs viii
furnish the necessary blanks on application
!, bim. Al who neglect this duty viii GER
f,fnIv have 10 pay damages.
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manufactured.
SEC. A. Be 1t further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
APPROVED. January Goth, 1877.
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THE EARNEST WORKERS" " Of the
p-..bgteriau sabbath school, will have a
f.b-poud Entertainment Friday after
H. Ut four O'Clock. Tie pond viii be
--.r stocked with every variety of fish, and
.,-yy one putting ia ire rod Is guaranteed a
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NJ = this age of humbuggery, it is easy to
MAKE bold assertions, but to furnish indis-
ps'@oIe evidence of the truth of them is not
always easy.
w, We boldly assert that DR.. TUrr's HA1B
Is superior to all others, and to prove il
Bra.s, "e testimony of a celebrated Hair
nonns '' VINO has used the various COM
lor trs recommended for coloring the hair
twenty-five years.
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THE EVENING CAPITAL, after issuing
fTv-two numbers. i satisfied that Jackson
will not sustain daily paper" He'd the
eatyrprsjuG proprietor sought our advice,
we could have satisfied him on that point
bel. rc he commenced. The Capital will APP
pear in Yick~burg as the Daily CONNER
ciai under the management Of L. w. Camp
bell und JAS II Sullivan. We hope they
NAV realize that whereas jackson will not
sustain one daily paper, that Vicks burg can
support hrO.
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AN AC change the time of holding the Cancery Courts
in the counties of Kemper aad Lauderdale.

IN Tie counIIes OF hemper aad IauderdaIe
SECTION l. Be It enacted BY tie LegiS2atare Of
The .State ~ Mississippi, That the times OF hold
ing the chancery court in the county Of KEN
per shall be the "a Mondays in May and
November, and continue six days if business so
long require.
SEC ,. Be ttfwther enacted, That the times
holding the chancery court in Lauderdale coun-
ty shall be on the 81 Mondays in May and No
vember, and continue twelve days if business
so long require.
SEC. 3. Be- It FURTHER enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, February 1st, 1877.
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,f,soxrc.-Pearl and Silas Brown
,.,.,.,,flI hold ajojnt meeting next We'd
l..iav night f'rthe purpose OF eonsol'da-
.ag tie two LolEe.. and eleetlng officers
a.. rsmqinder Of tie present year.
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AN ACT 10 amend section 1907 of the Code 1871 in rea-
fences section 20o. of the Code 1871
relation 0 malicious injury TO stock
SECTION /. Be II enacted Jy tie LegtsIature
of the State Of Nississippi. That section / 907
is hereby amended, by striking ont the word
six in the second line and substituting the word
five therefor.
SEC. >. b. q further enacted, That section
270S of the Revised Code of 1871, be and the
same is hereby amended as follows, to wit ::
strike out the word fifty in the fifth line and
insert the word five.
SIC. 3. Be It further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect and be in force from and after
its passage
APPROVED, February 1st, 1877.
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0ra worthy togasman, John Nelson,
r.a. aa- been seriously IL l'r "a pas two
ba, We IRE gritiiel il being abb to
.ba- he has improved somewhat With
T. che past day or two
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TIE Grand Central Hotel, New York,
Notwithstanding its unsurpassed location
ad elegance of appointment. 10 meet the
views Of the travelling public, has reduced
its rates from S400 to 50 80 and $500 per
laY.
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To Arrive,

n,a dallar nor printed page, ~ coplesi =
oonies II Is Der page. Naatness, prompt hfs7'
accuracy guaranteed. Address cnA4E
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.
tic medicine that can D. employed. cleans
ing the stomach and bowels and even tbe
blood. Ina small doses of one piIl day..
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS PIIIs have been known for
more than % quarter of "a century. and have
obtained q worldwide reputation lUr thgir
virtues. They correct diseased action Boz
the several a-imiatiyo organs OF Ihe
body and are So composed chat oh-Jruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or cyadc Thorn, Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body bat also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baGlej the best of
human skill. While thcrUroducc power.
iul effects, they are, 600 the same time. tho
safest and best physic for children by
their aperent action Obey grippe much less
than the common puraetncs, and never
give pain when the bowels are mot uHum.d.
They reach the vital fountains fthc blood.
and strengthen the system Hy freeing BE-
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to aIl ages aud condition. boz
all climates containing neither plIume.
nor amy dcIstcrious dra.. these pills ma.
be taken with safety hy anybody Their
sugar-cuaung prescrve- Them ever ro.h
aud makes them pleasant 10 takc5 while
being purely vegetable, ND harm can arise
from their use in amy quantity
PREPARED EY
Or. ]. C. AVER g. co., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical CLrmI-t-.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS lFLElWlIIIGF
JOHN ~. EUCzk, Agent,
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, A ToUcHNG TRIBUTE was paid on
Monday by the pupils of Fair Lawn Insli-
rre. TO til, memory of their deceased prin-
c,psr their former teacher, Miss Mary \ .
Moseley. and who died just year ago.
They preceded from the Institute to the
cemetery and covered her resting place
With wrca:hs and garlauds ami flowers.
One Of the glrlands was formed OF the
words. "Our Dear Teacher The children
Of the Sabbath School, on Sunday evening,
paid a like uibute OF love aud gratitude to
the memory of their devoted teacher.
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MTaR q TmELW

ID RESPECTFULLY invites thc attention of
IL the Ladies of Jackson aud surrounding
country 10 her handsome assortment ~
Millinery and Fancy GOGds
-o.oivod. CORsETs HAIR GOODS.
SS96sTTf6Ns AND TOYS which sho win aclI
reasonable.
deco l6-2m.
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+. 4. Clover. who used to be member
Of tue Mississippi Legislature in the days
Of Radical carpet-bag rule, and who fig
ured 20 conspicuously in the last Louisi
ana election rs United States Supervisor
Of East Baton Rouge, was lodged III the
New Orleans Central Station, the other
day, for drunkenness and disturbing the
peace.-Nicks burg Herald
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AN ACT to extend the provisions Act
provide for and regulate the custody and o of the
school land fund arising the 10th Chocta
and other counties approved April l1h 1876
the counties Of Covington and Jones.
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IRIS PAnLoR SHOE STORE is closing
-. nr-.ent stock at bankrupt prices
o. tb'rglii, are ofsrsd. See adv rise
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YOU cannot hide it! 'eThat Catarrh
spojls Your voice. DR.. j. II. Mclean
Wonderful Catarrh Snuff soothes and heals
all irritation in the nose, head or throt It, a
sure cure. Trial boXe, soc by nail DR.. J.
ii. Mel can, 3I4 Chestnut st. Louis.
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APPROVED, FEBRUARY 1st, 1877.

ACT regulate the disposition of the interest arising
from proceeds the 10Th section in Holmes county and
for other purposes.
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Sherif9's Sale.

G. II. Wymond, ,
NenditiOni ENpouas
G.. j. Boozman.
G. ii. Wymond,
vs.. Vcnditioni Exponas
c. J. Boozman.
II. W. Smith & Co.
vs.. Venditioni Exponas.
c. J. Boozmau.
DY VIRTUE Of the above stated writs Ia
ID me directed from the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Kinds county for the First District
thereof | will sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder for cash, within the hours pre-
scribed by law. in front Of the City Hall, in
the City of Jackson, on the first Monday, the
9th day of March, 1877, all the right. title and
interest the Defendant has in and 10 the foi-
lowing described property to-wit: Lots = and
3, square 80, each containing 80 feet front, by
200 feet deep, in Terry Depot on the \. o.,
j. x G. n. Il. Road, in Section -, Township 3,
X. !, We>tin Kinds county, Mississippi, which
has heen heretofore levied upon as the pro-
perty Of G. }. Boozman, and win be sold 10
satisfy the above stated cases, and all cost.
5. B THOMAS, Sheriff,
Feb. I-'77-3w
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~ we're yesterday favored with a
.g rom our e-teems neighoor' Capt
ST. \, the Caution NJ 'i'.
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An ACT authorize the execnrix executor of the Hon
W. r. BlrksIte. deceased draw his full saIary
the present session Of the legislature
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Valuable Evidence

The following unsolicited testimonial fram
Rev. O. T. Walker, -. D., formerly pastor ot
howdoin Square Church, Boston, and 90 lr.. ,li
settled in Providence, r.. l., must De deemed h.
reliable evidence. No one should FAN I'd oIaoINe
that this testimonial Is the result ~ tyD years
experience with the use az NEGEIIEE iu The
Rev. Dir. Walkers family, WHO no" IreuoHIs.
1t invaluable:
Providence, r. l., ICi TEANsiI STREET..
II. r. STEVENS. ESQ.
| feel bound Ga 81 press with my 81 -naturc lie
high value 1 place upon your ALGLiIti. ly
family have used IL for The last tHp yearH la
nervous debility 10 is invaluable. aud re.1I-
mend it to all who may need an luFir Iailugi
renovating tonic. q. T. NALhili
Formerly Pastor Of Bowdoiu square tAurln,
I..-...L-
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Reliable Evidence.

AIR. IT, r STEVENs
Dear Sir-I viii most choerfully asld my teFti-
mony to the great number yOu have already re-
ceived in favor Of your great and good medicine.
VEGETINE. for l do not think enough can 20
said In its praise, for was troubled over SD ycars
with that dreadful disease. Catargh, anil lad
such bad coughing spells that Is would seem az
though / could never breathe amy more. and
VEGETINE las cured ne and / 30 feel %
thank God all The time that there u 20 6s'd
medicine as NEGErINE, and abs tbi''N
m fI,a hast u,adfciues - 49, % one
sinking feeiings 81 49, pus and weak,
evarvbodv IA -, s,ounacb and advise
assure - a the VEGETINE, LOT ! .iaf
lem It is one OF the best fne'llelie
ever was MRS. /. GORE, 60.
Corner Magazine and " a 5i.dnauaiI,yidre. Mass.
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FOR SALE.

A WELL-BRED Kentucky horse. wcl bro
"A ken 10 harness seven years olN. sound
and in good condition. For terms Nes apuIr
to G. II. Talbot Institution for enc pchi hna
Dumb.
Jan. 20 'U-d&wlm.
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The Weekly Clarion.

.~-7yrsDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1877
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AN ACT authorize the Board Supervisors Oktib-
beha and Holmes counties issue in certain
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-02-28

AN ACT encourage the growing of grapes the manu-
facture of domestic wine in this State.
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Prepared by n. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass
.werTME IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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BRIEF PRINTING.

feb. q. 77-lm.
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Exchange Bank.
JIM. vAH1, prOst SAIL LAuOuLrs, VT.

~ ':' OoQ
Liability Of 10000
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What Tho Postal Route Agents
arc 10 Wear.

Accompanying the order oil Postmaster
General Key, that all employees Of the
postal service are TO appear In uniform
within sixty days, the folio wing specili.
cations for railway mail uniforms have
been sent out:
Material 10 be used Pure indigo dyed
wool cloth, 10 weigh not less than twenty
ounces TO the yard, 6 vide.
Style OF coat: Double breasted sack,
four buttons on each side and two on
each sleeve; inside and outside lined
through with Italian cloth OF good quail.
y; length to bs half way from hip join'
10 knee; buttons to be used 10 be IeSula
ton postal buttons. (CoAl can be lined
with wooden lining for winter, il no de.
aired, and Italian cloth for summer.
Style Of vest, Single.brcas,sd, no col.
lar, six button high; linsd through the
back with good article Of indigo bIus
flannel; inside and outside breast. pockets.
Style oil Pants: Three cigths welted
seam; hip and corner pockets.
Style Of car: Regulation navy; three
inches deep, one and threequarier inch
front, with black corded ak band; cloth
10 be full indigo, dark navy blue; lining
Of cap to be silesia and oiI-glsstd cover
Working uniform Style Of shirt: Ma.
terial used, pure indigo blue flannel, to
weigh not less thsn six ounces 10 III.
ylrd; double breasted front, medium roll.
Ing collar, deep cuff, black lasting but
tons on bpsous and wrists; good quality
pearl buttons on body band.
Style Of overalls; Materials to be jute
duck No. 10, with stomach protector to
run from 'front.' as marked, to back scam;
back wGistbsnd fuled in; su'penders to
button on apron front, with back strap,
and patch pocket.
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Rnlcs tor inc Childron,

While generally it 10 not wise TO iol;sr
children by set rules Of ehavior, yet the
following are SO simple, and their obsery-
ance will do much TO produce that para
disc on earth, a happy home, that we aye
sure all parents will thank US for copying
them from Optics Ma9asins:
l. Shut your door after you without
IlAmming It.
2, Never stamp, jump, or run in the
8, Never call to persons up stairp, or
In the next room; il you With TO speak 10
them, 60 quietly where they are.
4. Always speak kindly and politely to
the servants, il you would have them do
the aame TO you.
ID. When told 10 do or not TO do a thing
by Sither parent, never ask why you
shouIdNdo or should ncido It.
0. TIL Of your own faults, not those Of
your bfothers and sister.
7, Carefully clean the mud aud pnow OF
your boots aud shoes before entering the
house.
8, Be prompt at every meal hour.
Q. Never siI down a. tho table or In
the paElor with dirty hands or tumbIed
hair.
10. Never interrupt any conversation
but wait patiently your urn to speak.
u. Never reserve Jour good manners
for company, but b. equally polite al
home and abroad.
IL. Let your 6rst, last, and best cont.
dent DO your mother.
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A Scene In Judge Jackson's
Court,


A poor woman Of Raleigh county Wns
indicted for violations OF the Revenue
law, and tried at the present term Of the
Court and found guilty. The Court i'm
posed 6ne Of 500 and 30 days in pris-
onmenL The woman bad with her q
child about one year old and CONSEQUENT.
y aroused the sympathy Of not oni , the
Court but all others who knew her con-
dition, She was taken before the Court
on ThuTdaY, and her counsel ask.
ed that her imprisonment DO re.
mitted. Tho Judge stated that he
would willingly DO so, under the
circumstance, II the 6ne was paid. The
Judge stated that he would contribu 10 So
towards paying II. General GofF offered
to pay as much as any other man Ia the
house, but stated that the woman was not
entitled to the sympathy she was receiv.
Ing, 40 there WGs still another indictment
Ogsinat her for the came odenSe. In fact
the whole family have been engaged 10
the came business. II 10 hard to have a
poor woman aud child confined 10 Jail,
and we have no doubt but that the gsner.
Gus hearted gentlemen in attendance
upon the Court will raise the req usite
amount to pay the ane.
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New York.

NEW YORK, November l4.-Cottou-
Quiet at llHallHc. FlOur-Firm; No. Q,
s. 25a4 80, superhne western aud State
81 Soa5 IS; common to good S. fOa5 rs,
good 10 choice IS sOa6 90, white wheat
extra So 05a6 rs. fancy 50 SO4S IS, extra
ohio IS 45a7 b. Il. Louis S. 60as :6,
NinneSot4 patent process at 81 4Ou9 75'
Wheat-Dull; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 %,
No; ? milwaukee, 81 S2Aal S5H, white
Ohio 81 A. kye-Quiet; western 7la74o.
bsrley-Demaut active; No. 2 rOwed State
76c. MAlt-Unchanged. Corn Dull; high
mixed 6ic, yellow western Go. OATS
Western mixed and State 35c. white west.
ern 35R45c. uGy-Shipping 6Oc. Hops
Unchanged. CoGeN-DIIl and heavy; EIo
cargOes l6HaloXo, gold; jOLbiug al l5Hs
20Hc, gold. sugHr-Dull and heavy; faIr
to good refining 7Ha7xc, prime 7Tc, re.
Gned dul! aud unchanged. Mois sSes--
Quiet and unchanged. Rice-I oaiuans
6HA6Ho, Carolina 6HaGNc. Wildly
Unchanged.
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Chicago Cattle nnrknt,

CHICAGO, November 14.-Ths DrSverI
journal reports:
CATTLE Receipts, 400 shipments,
200. Shipping, some inquiry; Natives az.
eraging 900 pounds sold for the English
markets At IS 25 other sales at s. 75u5 %.
ColorAdoi scarce; sales at s. 6Oa3 so Tex.
ans, moderate run; sales At s? 75a3 IS.
Native butchers in good supply: bulls 81 90
aS'O, cows 50 35a4 %, steers 50 60 Vas 10,
calves 81 50a5 50. Stockers aud feeders
quiet Aud weak at s. l2kaS 90.
Ho6s-keCeipts, 30,,oJ shipments, 8 200
Steady aud In fair demand; Wixed packers
81 25at 66, chipping Il 60a4 IS, light 81 81
4 40, u few At "a 10.
SHEEP Receipts, 1900. Shipping mac.
tive, but choice quiet aud weak; sales
Whipping at 50 40a3 80, butchers at 50 l2|<a
! 10
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, November l4-Flour-DS.
mand light, holders Grin. Whoat-UnIet.
tied, No. Chicago spring at 81 llH; No.
2, s. OK cash 81 0sHal OK November,
81 OK December, No s, 81 Of, rejected
0jHc. Corn Ia good demand ind prices
II shade higher; 45Jfc cash, l4Xo bid No,
vsmber 4,Hc December, rejected 49,.
Oats-A ctive and firm and higher; 25Xa
25Te cash, 900 November aud December.
Rye steady and unchanged. Barley
Steady at 6pNc. Pork-Fairly active and
shade higher; $l2 S7Hal2 30 cash,
$I2 l7Hal2 on tho year, $l2 S2Hai2 81
January. Lard-Eairly active and shade
nlghet at 81 95 cash, 81 s5a7 SIX TC.
cembOr, j,nuary Bulk Meats In lair de.
msnd aud cay, not quOtGbly lower. Whis
Qatet aud unchaH 4ed at 81 V0.
~ the close Wheat WAS unUt.lol and
EsuOraIly lower At 81 0s November, 81 06X
the year. Corn and Oats steady aud IN.
ch,nVed. Pork 6rnsr but not quOsSbIy
highT' Lard steady and Gfm.
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RAILROAD BONps-Geuerally firm,

RAILROAD R0Eps-GenerRlly firm.
STATE SECURITIES Dull.
STOCKS The market opened a fraction
higher, but speedily assumed weak tone
and prices fell 4 " per cent. This was
followed by a recovery, parity on account
OF a sharp rise In Michigan Central, in
which stock some OF the shorts were forced
to cover in consequence Of cash stock be.
Ing made scarce. After midday tue mar.
keE became extremely dull and prices
cropped OF little. Michigan Genital ad.
vauceI from 50 to 81 y and reacted to o.;
IN sales OF cash stock 1t brought Il toI
per cent more than regular curly in the
day, but subsequently, th:re wero 10
difference; towards the end Of the m.rket
comparatively quiet and prices declined
e per cent from the highest pOiut in The
afternoon, but closed at recovery Of u to
Y per cent 0ne re+son sscribrd Tor The
rise was that prominent seller Of priv.
!eges had n lot Of puts expiring, anu man.
ipu'ated the mGrkctso that the stock I, uId
not 1e put to him.
Transaction, aggregated I2l, 900, Shares
OF which 5000 were Erie, 5000 Lake
shore, 5000 Northwestern common, 800
preferred, 1900 Rock Island, 4OvJSt. Paul
common. 900 preferred, 10000 Lacku.
wanna, 5000 Illinois Central, aud AGO
Western Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-15
Allegheny CatrIo,

EAST LIBERTY. November Il -CATTLE--
Receipts to-day G7S head, oil for sale here;
total Ior two days zoos head, Prime IS 10,
good a 90, common 81 OO.
uoGs-RrceiptA to-day $3.50 head: total
for two d'ya 1850 head. Workers. 81 l0G
4 80, PhlladelphlaS "a 6Oa4 10.
sHESP-ReceipI to-day 100 head; total
Tor two days 1900 head. Selling at % 6VG