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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

IRON RAILS 40 EgssHiPrED FROM TIES
COUNTRY.
FEHADgLrHiA Dec - Isl.
"he 2rs shipm-n. pas been. OF tie Is oOg
OF Fails or tas railroad n braz. The CONTRACT tor
building which was giyeL 10 a Philadelphia tril. The
rails are beIt made a, ReaGn. . shipment o, 9O5
Tons has bceL made 10 INA c:ly anc waiting
TRANSPORTATION On tho NerceIta. The steamer Which
sails iE 4 few DAYS Tor south America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
A VERDICT FOR THE STATE.

ALBANY, \. y, Dec. 20, 1871
Attorney General Fairchild has been notified by inc
referees III the Beden canal that they have found
judgment IN favor OF the Stale, amounting 70 S3S 900
II viii be remembered that this tue Port Schuyler
Unbalanced bid case, whore the work claimed 10 have
beon performed largely exceeded the amount bid .or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
A HEALTHTuL CLEARNESS Is ACQUIRED BY
the ssow skin washed daily with GLnsSs SULPHUR SOAR

DEATH IN HIS FAvORIrE ROBE
The mortuary statistics Of the whole civilized world show
alone the number OF deaths due 60 consumpton bears
three diseases together Moreover invcs tioa proves
lcnes h,s popular belief that eansunpt in
euraos Every year hundreds Of these sufferers seek. IN
colorsdo for Lea,h1and End only grave The influence
Florida or Cooraio can Afford The AZ best
only palliative The cure d consumption depends
breaxng down OF the tissues which
order 70 stop thc iofnson OF tnberculons mater
Fulfil these conditions and consumption durable
increase The appetite Favor tbs assimilation OF fool AMI
ei.s 70 accomplish his. more p,Serin a."r.vi,s .h.
Dr. Pmncss Golpgs MhpcsL DISCOVERY has never been
discovered Al the same time soothns the irritation OF
the system produced w violent oushing witch ia
~ s 80 ss 10 sSn ss .ed hs 'f Of
while removing tho iabrrces already formed they produce
sound and heatny Tissues assumption requires remedy
.ha' w soq,ha wne !, ..es.s na,s ~ aad
TEN. The Golden Medical Discovery alhs these eondi
sn ana a.. e a ee nest o"sdy e
VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPgEcIATE-A
wonderful invention Tor repang eoih.ns table aud bed
With csesy Wilson sswiS6 MiciiISE ssid A. 81.
and $50 Broadway
AsroR HOUSE SHOE sroRL.-FlNESr HAND
80 vrsss saoSs 49, IssS. barclay st. ''''
~ AN ASoDYNE, ANii.srAsMODlC AND Ex.
'''''''"'' 80 niniSEir's Pharmacy. Bible House
A-HoLfDAY STYLE on HATS FOR GENTLE.
men, |, reduced priess =. ERSEswEiN. 10 Nasssass.
A-EspENcHElD's FESTIVAL HAT
for the the dahnt aud novel specimen OF
. uil dress whiting fIsf submitted TO the aud
Judgment - the young OF New Yors II has been
eOYnired aud Ldored them the style She
season. ksfENscHEID. manufactured. lls NASSAU a.
A-FoE ALI DISORDERS ARISING FROM Az
unhealthy condition o, the liver and stomach remedy
equals >rHkSck's MtSpRtKK Puts No matter ho~
live bilious the system may bc tbe habit Vi the body
Immediately sDsrssssd .nd regulated .nd tho organs
brought 10 a nea.thy snd Datgra. activity.
Tor sale by all ira. ssts.
BOTTLED ALES, WINES AND ZINE LIQUORS:
new Rcsssr CIDER; quarts ant pn...
JohN j STAFF. ii5 Chambers a.
BUY YOUR HATS IRON BURKE ~ BROAD
way: sss and texture ursurpassei ms SILK uAI -
genuine fuas atiow prices
DIX. 7. FELlX GvuRACD's ORIENTAL CREAM
MAGICAL BKsUfflKn syrs s0fl peary wilderness g. tho
skin removes lrecNo., pimpies saiownsss sui ~ SKIN
biemshes anu leaves The compile clear ght
crystal. Nine. ". H. r. GOUkALD ID. sole proprietor. ~
Bond New YORK. For sale by druggist, wh.ro
DR. W. MINER THUS Is HAVING MORE
than his usual 23s 9Th treating diseases OF
The liver aud digestive organs
T. A. NEwElI's MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Ties Gloves unea and anined Dressing Robes. sino
Jaese god aud ivory headed Cameo. ke 727 Broadway,
s3fpsr Wsyerey place.
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SYRACUSE, n. y, Dec 90, 1877.
II is announced that Mcssrs. Beidon and Denison
Will at appeal from the OF the reorees in
the canal suii decided against them.
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ANOTHER BANK FAILURE.
wArgarows. y. r., Dec. %

wArERrows. n. r., Dec. 20, 1871.
George 81 Brooks Bank, OF Lowve, has suspended
payment. rhe Liabilities are placed at 500, 900. Tho
assets are claimed TO DO equal TO the liabilities Tho
failure was caused by lack OF confidence and run
on the bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty-tou. hours
parison with tho corresponding dao OF last year. as
Indicated by tho Thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy,
uLRALn building u
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Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
1876. ISL.
Weekly average. .........,....... rs S.; IS AZ
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4 RUN ON A SAVINGS BANK.
ROCHESTER. y. Y, De-

ROCHESTER. y. T., Dec 70. 1877
There 10 partial ana entirely uncailed Tor run
to-day on the Rochester Savings Bank There is no
alarm among thi large depostors. Tho banx has
surplus OF 100000 over all labllilea
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nrARftHLy EIocJrlONiSr-Si PER YEAR: SIN
kre numbers. 80 cents January number ali choice
rcdinx Back SO 1876 1871 send sr.
der. - ANNA kASDALLrpILhL, ~ tnisn square, Nee
Y9rk
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BUSINESS STRUCTURES DESTROYED.

TOLEDO, ONO, Dee 90, 1871
A Gre al Napoleon, ONO, this morn NJ. Originating
IN the grocery OF l.. Bocklcman destroyed SIX build.
nes IL the business portion .. The town. occupied as
u iufnlafe store, grocery, meat Market restaurant
and Saloons Loss, SD, OuO; insurance, $500
ANOTHER coSsI.AGRAIIoS AT ST. JOHN, y. u.
ST. JouS, Dec. 20, 1877
IRE broke on, al vaspleys shoe mandatory, on
Waterloo street, this morning and burned eleven
buildings Total loss, $50. 900
The total loss will $50 900 The following are
The Insurance losses some only parini: Central
s.. 900; Commercial Cnon, So, 800; Western 81 600;
Northern $500; Citizcns So 5ou Provincial S. 500
lmreral, 81, 200; Etnu. $1,000; Hartford, $1,000;
Canada Fire and Narine, $500; North British and
Mercantile. $500; Liverpool ana London aud Globe,
$500; Royal Canadian, 81, 500.
Two hundred men are thrown out OF employment
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TAKE WINE GLASS THREE TINES DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maider lane. the sole manufacturers " genuine Asoes
toe Paints Roofing steam Ppe AID Boiler Coverings &C.
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r. BO0ss aRO
Established 1854
TUE ONLY Fuh Hotsk ~ THIS CITY
who received at the Centennial Exhibition the hi ghea
anc diploma tor sEAi sAcouss FaSc, FrRs RoHEs
&c. Our prices - lower than last years
No. ita broadway and NO. 10 Mercer 81. New York.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GRooERs
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scHlEDAy sCESAPPs
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ENDORSED ny ras WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY
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2. Ronss A ago

BEWARE or oouSrkRrE!rs AND IMITAross
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EA??Y NEW YEAR

EA.El NEW 1EAR
HAZ .AD's BALL BLUE
for New Years Present THE only kind that vii! bleach
your linen white"
L =. HAZARD co.
Chambers It.
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combination of the entertaining
the useful aud the beautiful. with IN. art
cravings and oil paintings In each
worth more than It's cost.
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will surpass all f5rmer issues -
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Extraordinary announcement
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Tho prcat public who know appreciate III. highest
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these splendid OIL pictures. In all thor beauty
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popartton 10 thsn suitable tor choice
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~ AN ASoDYNE, ANil-sPAsM0DlC AND EX.
pectotant. BALsAA OF poSty AID Tout is nnc9ualled.
uAKJNEITs Pharmacy. Bible liousa
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AsroR HOUSE SHOE sroRE.-FlNEsr HAND
made GAiTERs aud su0Ks 81; kngif,h WALKING SHOES.
utths~ suoks -. iERS. = Barclay ~.
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lures seine Of thirty years standing They used II
place o. tho and the aperture TO gradually
Gloss. Such iesnlt: are occurring daily.
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LET TIE RuPrugED GIVE HEED.
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MENDOZA. ILL. NOV. 81. IS,

ter. | wounded through the st lung while In tbs
army and suffer much from the wound but by constant
use OF these plasters along with my quite
nicely think they are great blessing TO those wns
need their very salutary aid.
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MENDOZA. LA SALE COUNTY, Ill

PERFECT CURE OF NEURALGIA.
EXCHANGE BANK. MINUokA. liz, MAY IL, 1879
MEssRs. ALLcocK co. =
lost leg during the late since which, until
ago have suffered greatly from neuralgia In my stump.
A rear ago began using your Porous Plaster tho
stump. wear ono constantly and have neuralgia
write this thinking may beneai poor unfortunate
that has suffered as I have done.
DANIEL FERGUSON.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE

80. aea CANAL ST. SEW YORK.
LEADING PHYSICIANS OF THIS CITY lNDORSR
the BLANCHARD BLOOD, NERVE BRAIN FOODS
posed upon any other ~ Union square; i63 Broad.
Remember tho trademark. Food cure. Don't be ms
VI
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ALLcocK's POROUS pLAsrERs have cured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05

requested by the Leader TO speak up, as
she passes through there during the ides
OF that month.
: A new penitentiary is to be built in
Ohio, and Steubenville, Bellaire and
GAINESVILLE are candidates Tor the loca.
ton. The Bellaire Leader thinks Il
should fall TO that town, II located in
Belmont county, Us the river border Il
expected to furnish most Of the inmates.
Quite a number Of people in Bellaire
and vicinity have their lives insured in
the Northwestern Mutual Of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, OF which company Gen. B. Il.
Cowen Is directors People are getting
u little shAky on lie insurance these DAYS
but this particular company IL supposed
to be in good shape. Atleast Gen. Cowen
80 reports II.
The Bellaire Leader is improving in liz
political tone since the day that it de.
clared that bad Democrat was prefer.
able to good Republican. Speaking In
its last issue Of the Electoral c Commission,
it remarks thus sensibly: =
mo one has undisputed evidence that
either Hayes or Tilden is elected, and no
one has any right 10 declare positively on
either side. II we were fully convinced
that Hayes was elected fairly and honest
ly, then our Presidential preference would
yield 10 the event, because the day Of per.
sonal preference Is past-and the same Is
true OF Tilden. II we could obtain facts
enough to satisfy us that Tilden had OBJ.
tanned the requisite number Of electoral
votes, and was declared elected by the
proper authorities, then would we pro.
claim him President Of the people and
not the candidate OF party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05
The Way in which MIR. Faulkner
Cooked His Goose.

lENlrlct from a Wheeling letter TO the GrcenLrrr
Independent tnem.)
The Republicans could have elected
Faulkner, Price, Davis or Hereford.
About this there is. and can be no doubt.
The effort on the part OF Mr.. Faulkner's
friends, to unite the Confederate members
upon him because hcWasG Rebel, and the
belief, mo doubt without any sufficient
proof, that Mr.. Faulkner and Mr.. Price
had united their fortunes, las had Davis
and llcrciOrl,) had the effect TO defeat
both. The Republicans were dead.set
against both Price and Faulkner, and |
an firmly persuaded this opposition was
in great measure, II not entirely, at.
iributable to the fact that an effort was
made to elect Mr.. Faulkner for his iidel.
liy or supposed fidelity, TO the "lost
Cause and that Mr.. Price was supposed
to be in the same boat with him. The
many letters in the public prints, assail.
ing Henry G. Davis for his Objectionable
votes in the Legislature in lSG5.'6.'7, 70.
acted, and really strengthened him with
Union Democrats and Republicans, and
hence his election by Republican votes.
The truth is, Mr.. Editor, the time has
passed when you can run II political cam
paiSn in this State, Especially one in
which the Radicals have u voice. upon
the exclusive idea OF fidelity toStonewall
Jackson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05

CINcINNATI, February 3. - Cotton -
Firm; middling 12Hc. Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; red 81 4Oal As.
COrn-Steady at 40a42C. OatS-Dull nj
35alOc. Ryt-Quiet at S0aSlc; Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Pork Firm. lard
Dull; steam l0lsc; kettle llalll5c. Bulk
Meats-Qufet; shoulders GaGI4c; short rib
SaSI!c; short clear SHaSSc. Bacon--Dull
ut 7lIa9Ha9N. WhiSky-Demand fair.
Buttcr-Dull and unchanged.
IloGs-Steady; common $5aj so; fair
to good light 50 G0a5 SO: packing s. 9Oa
6 10; heavy butchers 50 25aG 40.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 3.-Flour-Quiet
and firm. Wheat-Unsettlcd and gener.
ally higher; No. . Chicago spring 81 2GSs
cash; 81 27Aal 27js March; 81 29H April;
No. 8, 81 l5Al II. Corn-Quiet but firm;
42%c cash; 4394c bid March; 46Ac bid
May. 0Nts-Steady; S57sc cash; SGi April.
Rye-Quiet at Csc. Barley-Firm at 5Sc.
Pork-Strong and higher; SIG 90 cash;
SIG 20alG 22Il March; SIG 4OalG 49II April.
Iard-DuIl; $40 60 aSh; $40 75al0 nv
March; $40 S7I9a10 90 April. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Dressed Hogs
Sales at G%aGJsc. Whisky-SlO5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05

OVER THE RIVER NEws.-Track lay.
ing on the BellairC 4 st. Clairsville mar.
row gauge was to have been completed
Saturday,
The leading citizens OF Bridgeport
such men rs Messrs. Rhodes, Holloway,
Raggs, Branum and Alexander-arc de.
iermined to secure the building of the
Tuscarawas Valley road to that point,
and are now exerting themselves to that
end
There were over 100 arrivals at the
new Centennial Hotel in BellOire in one
week.
And yet business at Bellairc is COM
planned of AZ having been very dull OF
late, The factories, however, arc again
starting up and prospects are improving.
President Hays, Of Washington Col.
legc, Pa, lectures in Bellairc on Friday
evening, the 10th, for the benefit Of the
poor OF that place.
Those who want Elizabeth Cady Stan.
ton to lecture in Bcllaire in March are
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a APPROPRIATE,

CLAREsnURG, Feb. /.
Editors Intclligenccr:
notice that Senator VIM. r. Bnrdelt,
young gentleman who rose to fame bv
renting farm to J. N. Camden and other
transactions of like nature, has offered
what Judge Camden would call Joint
Resolution" appointing committee 10
investigate certain charges against the
officers Of the State Hospital Tor the in
sane. The idea ia cmincntly appropri.
ate. Senator Bill, as chairman OF com.
mitIcc to investigate the misdecds Of
others, would be jewel in the crown Of
reform. by all means let the Kanawha
Granger and his committee go on to Yves.
ton. We will prepare triumphal arch
for them to pass under a. they leave the
ancient town Of CLARKSnUBG.
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acknowledgement



hlllors inlcI'igcnecr'
Old adages like these, Consistency
thou art jewel, and "a little knowledge
II u dangerous thing often have peril
nent application. Normany months ago
Your correspondent "MRud" went into &c.
stacies over the pcrfOrmanCGai a public con.
cert by musical society, OF q programme
IN which Buccaneer, Hunting, Prison,
Love, Drinking and impossible songs like
Angels Serenades were strangely inter.
mixed. Now we are treated to u crit.
clsm on the singing Al a private sOrcc, of n
drinking song, which some Of the hearers
thought very good for the purpose in.
tended, but they are told ii was iOw and
Enthusiastically performed. Now that's good
II speaks well for the "delighted audi
ence," that they needed a critic to
point out how wrong they were TO be
delighted at an inartistic'performancc Of
drinking song, and we hope that the
neXtpersonwho sings drinking song will
get one ,ol llandel'S, say "BaCChus' ever
lair and young" or "Bacchus' blessings
are a trcasurc,|get "Maud" to put on the
artistic finish, then il we can possibly
wake up Mr.. Handel, we will invite him
to Il soiree, and AL; him what he thinks Of
his drinking songs, in which the singer
does not "'rnllo,c his carcass under he tdJle
Ike a hog" lThat'S pure and chaste, re-.
fined, Mr.. Editor), but finally becomes
oblivious and his song becomcs"M aud'li
Mozart, Albrechtsberger and Weber, all
like Handel wrote drinking songs such
as "Finch'al del yina," "Wein, Vein du
iciber Vein" and other writer's, Shuman,
Schubert, Mendelessohn, Franz, Beetho.
ven, etc, all thought it not beneath them
to write drinking songs; some OF them
wrote to poems analogous to this, Of
Geothe's and Lessing's which are much
more wildly descriptive OF drunken
b!iSs.
We cannot say how that erich mezzo
soprano voice which has taken possession
ot"Maud's" heart sings ale shall feed"
and Come unto Me-" but we cannot see
what that has to do with private soiree
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NEw YORK, February 3.-Cotton-Firm
ut L. 15-l6al3 Lice. Fourth moderate
demand and unchanged. Wheat-Dull;
ungraded spring 81 3Oal 81: No. 9 NIilwau.
kee nominal ut 81 43; No. Minnesota
spring; so.caIled, 81 Al. Rye-Firm; west.
ern S2aSjc. Barley = In buyers favor.
Malt-Dull; Canada 20a25c. Corn-Old
steady and more doing; old No. Chicago
store zoe. Onts-Firm; western mixed and
State 39a52isc. Hay aud Hops - I'm.
changed. COllee-Quiet. Sugar-Scnrce;
fair to good refining 92Sa02sc; prime 994c.
MolasseS - Quiet; New Orleans 4jai6c.
WhiSky--SteNdy at 81 OK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05

PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-Petro.
leum-NOminal; refined 264c; crude lGHc,
Clover Secd-l5Hc. Flour-Firm: Penn
sylvania family s. 00a7 so; Minnesota s. 90.
Wheat aud Kye-Quiet and unchanged,
COrn-More active; yellow 5Ga57c; sales
j6a56l{c. Oats-Dull; western mixed Boa
49c; Pennsylvania 40ailc. Provisions
Unchanged. Pork-Sl7 7jalS 90. Lard
llall4C. Whisky-Quier western 81 o.,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, February 3.--Flour- Steady.
WhCat-Stcaly; No. 5 white Wabash held
at 81 10; No. / white Michigan 81 IS; ex-
tra white Michigan 81 80; amber spot seller
February 81 46{; No. ) red 81 80. Corn
bull; high mixed seller April Axe: No.
, spot Il}lc; rejected 4SMc. Oats-Dull;
white Al &c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05

NEw YORK, February S.-Prints active
aud strong, with an upward tendency.
Manchester aud DunnelpS fancy prints rose
10 S cents. COttons in steady demand aud
firm. Boston ducks advanced &c. Gin.
CHAINS quiet. Dress goods in fair request.
WoOlcns less active. Foreign goods quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05

PITTSBURGH, February 3.-Petroleum-
Dull;' crude s. So asked at Parkers, with.
out buyers, refined, retiners asking 2G9fc,
Philadelphia delivery no sales ut that
figure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05

RAILROAD Enthusiastically firm,
STATE BoEDs-Quiet and nominal,
STOCKs-Thc market declined 4 to ~
per cent, early in the day,o rumOrs from
Chicago that some roads were cutting rates
on eastern bound freight. During the af.
tcrnoOn the market became firm and nd,
vanced to per cent, with the best prices
of the day generally current at the close.
New Jersey Central rose to 81 ind closed at
2GA. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
advanced to G0>s, Delaware and Hudson
Canal to CT, st. Paul common to 1917, pre-.
lerred to 1914, Lake Shore to 545s, Union
Pacific to GGlI, Hannibal and St. Joe com.
morp to u, preferred to 2GA, Western
Union to 7GK, Michigan Central to Az,
and Illinois Central to 90. The transac.
tons Mt the Exchange aggregated l5l 600
shares, Of which 10000 were Lake Shore,
1000 Northwestern. 1000 Reading, II 900
Pacific Mail, 5000 st. Pauls, 81, 800 Western
Union, 2G,20O st. Joe, 1850 Delaware,
LaCkawnnna & Western, 1900 New Jer.
sey Central, and 5000 Michigan Central.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money aida Stocks,
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw YORK, February a. MONEY -
AT iaSIz percent. Prime mercantile paper
la5 per cent. Custom receipts $S2g, 600,
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed SAL 900,
Clearings S3i, 100000. Sterling at $i.S4 ISa
a4,S6I.
GoLD-Opened ut 1851, rose to 1859,
and closed at 1857. Rates paid for carry.
ing aS14a3a2A2IS per cent.
SILvER--At London 5I34d per ounce.
Here, bars 81 3l15al 32Is greenbackS,
2iAal 2jls gold; silver coin 4 per cent
discount to par.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05

WEEKLY.

by mail, IN adtnas, postage prqdid.
one ytaf.,...,......,SS 90 Six months ......Si 20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05

Eo'Pullman Drawing Room and slcepIpS Isr,
from sloubenvillO and Columbus through rSiiiMd
Change 10 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis ani
ST: Louis, and from Columbus to Chicago,
Ihe pleasure seeker or those seeking Homes IN Ms
wen, should call on or address the UNDERMINED for
through time tables, maps, land circulars and fur.
ther information.
W. L. O'BRIEN,
Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 2l9 High
street, Columbus, Ohio ia2S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-05
WARSER's
M'LUREH HOUSE,
CORNER MARKHr AND TwRLPrIr Sis,
WHEELING, W. va.

Tho proprietor OF this well known Hotel, In re-
turning thanks for the very liberal patronage be.
slowed upon the Mcclure during the three years Of
his management, beGs TO inform everybody that,
Is now prepared to entertain guests by the day,
week, month year. at such rates as can but prove
satisfactory 10 his patrons.
The house In the future, rs In the past, will be
conducted rs the only recognized FlIesT-CLASS
HOTEL. In the city, and liz well earned rcputa-
ton fully maintained. A continuance Of public
favor respectfully solicited.
jI9O +. Il. WARNER, Proprietor.