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Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Notice Of Assignee of his
Appointment.

I'm the District Court q Z the United Mates
IuT the DtstTct oI Maine.
Ia the matter Of
HENEI T.. NACOMBER IN BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt. }
DISTRICT OF MAINE. So AT Ellsworth. the 5l-t :
day Of October, \. - 1871.
The undersigned hereby giycs notice of his az
continent A. Assignee OF Henry r.. MAeomber Of
Franklin, IN the county OF Hancock and state OF
Maine, within said District, who has been adj
judged Bankrupt upon his own Petition % the
District Court OF said Distinct. fled sept l. ls77.
ARTHUR +. DBISkw
5w15 Assignee.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

Late dispatches say that the Pope Is
dangerously i'll and cannot long survive
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

"A Complete Pictorial History Of the Timss,"-'
The best, cheapest and most successful Family
Paper in the Union"
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

L-"Goidsmith Maid has earned her own
ers 1926 900.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Special Aotifes.
a q a lS ID.

To all that are suffering hom the error, and
indiseieiions Of youth, ntrvou, weakness. early
d"e@y. loss Of manhood. Se. viii Sc nd a receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE Th.
great remedy VA. discovered oy a nii.stona4y In
south America. send -cif.allr-, envelope
10 the REV. JosLrn T. IsAAs station d. Bib le
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Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Or. sHILou's SYSTEM vIrALIZEp

DR. SBILOII'S SYSTEM VITALIZER
Is ns doubt the most successful cur. Tor
Dy.pepsia and Liver Complaint We have
ever known. otherwise We could not guar.
sntee u. in cases OF Consumption. where
General Debility. Loss OF Appetite aud
Constipation exist, II will restore aud reg
ulatr the system while SiIlLOHS CURE
allays the infamstion and heals the lungs.
ffice - cents Sold by ) ID WIGGIN.
HACkNETACk. rich and f. ayrant per-
Iume. sold by ;. D. WIGGIS. Ellsworth.
Ne. ! elsewhere by dealers generally.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Shingles and Treenails
FOR SAFE

have IN store a lot OF the best cedar shingles
ever offered tor sale IL this market, which will
sell very low.
Also 20 Ireenais Of different lengths made
from red-hearted Beech, well seasoned.
So all and examine.
GEO. W. FIsKE.
Ellsworth, July II. 1877. 2se
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

Jack son's Catarrh Snuff
AVID ROCHE POWDER,
DkLiGnrFuL ASD PLEASANT REsEDY IL
Caia'rA. HeddaeAs, Bad Breath. Hoarss-
"es. .IsiAma, BroneAiiis, Cos0AS
Dta|neSs, fe..
And all Disorders resulting fron COLDS in
Head Throat and Vocal Organs.
THIS Remedy does not "Dvy sp" a Catsrrh
but LOOsENs u: frees the head OI all offensive
matter. quickly removing Bad breath and Heal
ache Atlsys and soosh~s the baratax heat
In tatHrrh : Is 50 mild aud agreeable Ia il. ell
i-ets that i positively
Cures without Sneczing
As Troehe PSwSrr,is pleasant to the taste.
and never nauSeales when swallowed in st.nlly
gives 70 The Throat and Vocal Organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS and COMFORT.
j. the best Voice Tonic in the world
Try IL Safe, Reliable, and only IS cea.s.
Sold by Druggists. o. mailed tree. address
COOPER, WILSON & CO., Prop'rs, Phila,
W. ". Whipple & Co., Portland. Me-, Geo. &.
GOODWIN Co., Kn SIX bros. 4 Bird: Weeks L
Potter Boston. Wholesale Agents. 8mosS6
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Important TO the
DELINQUENT Tax PAYERS Of Ellsworth.

Vr9sSsA ~ DeeSA ~ AlAevRSas
That L. B. Wyman, Collector Of Taxes for the
years 1879 and ls77 Is hereby direcsed TO enforce
the Collection Of all unpaid taxes by seizinE and
selling property 70 satisfy the sum. II not paid BY
The 18th sf November, lsf1.
true oopyi-
Attsssi l.. B. wYMAs, Clerk.
In eompllanos with the above order, shall be
obliged TO seize and cell the property Of all TAX
payers whose taxes remain unpaid after the 18Th
fnsI.
3vt. L. B.WYMAN, Collector Of Taxes,
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

In snother column will be found the
Prospectus OF the Boston Post, Weekly
and Semi Weekly.
The Post is the leading Democratic paper
OF New England. Its shipping list. market
reports. &C. are excelled by few papers.
Il is ably conducted and contains the latest
and most reliable news. Barring its poll
usf, ii is in every respect superior jour
nal. Even skiJping these. subscriber
would get more than hi. moneys worth.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Notice.

hereby give public notice that I have been
apPoint.d assignee In = certain assignment made
by Nelson Herrick, of Brookiin. for the beneht
of creditors, executed Nov. D. 1877 and three
months from said date Is allowed for creditors
and become parties thereto
Brooklin, Nov O. Isl; awas
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
SPECIAL FEATURES.
Letters from Abroad.

AR- EDWARD KING will continue bis series
Of letters from abroad lie will r-yre.ent TIE
JOUKSAL at tho Paris Exhibition in ISIS
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
Illus Strated.
Notices Of the Press.

The Weekly /. the ablest and most powerful
illustrated periodical published in this rountr y
Its editorials are scholarly and convincing, and
carry much weight. Its illu strations OF current
events are full and fresh, and prepared by
by our best des igners-- Louisville Courier Jour.
nal.
Harper's Weekly should be in every famil
throug hout the land, . purcr, more interest
ing, higheri toned, better Illus tra ated paper Is
not published IN this any other country Com.
merctal Bulletin Boston.
The Weekly is the only illustrated paper OF the
day that in its essential characteristics il recox
niZed ~ rational paper.-Brooklyn Eaxie.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

0k ELEGANT CARDS, no two alike with name
kJ I've, or - Comi: Photss or Actresses, 10 or
70 Zine scroll Cards, % styles. no name, 10
9HG ]. b. Hustled. NAssAu NY
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
PATIENTS.

=. 4. LEMAAxM. SoAcssr Of Pstsnts, W sshinr
'on' We. No Patent No Pay. send fx Cirs ulsf
lyrl7
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
To THt nos, Judge OF Probate Tor The County

TO TiIE HOS. Judge OF Probate Tor he County
OF Hancock
The undersigned father OF Mary A. circuit
ma, ried woman late of Buekspurt, in said C,uu.
ty deceased. respectfully Todrcscnts: that said
drce ,s-'i died on the second day OF August A l..
1876 tntcstats. SEIZED and possessed Of ate IN
said County, which Ought to b" administered ae.
coFding to ian, that she leIt husband Hosea f. .
circuit now at sea but len no child or children
That 'ai husband and your peUttonCT are btr
only heirs, wherefore your petitioner prsys that
the naturalization OF SAID r-t4tc lnay be granted
TO him Or some other suitable pcrs son, after due
notice l. given.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
the ConeREGATloNAIIST

journal Tor the family de voted to the main.
tainance cf she fsssA asd polisy Of the
CSnESeGsssSaai Church of she CuIe.
- osases. To the D00lieoeaOn 81 nevs
concerning them and their wort. aud to the dis.
custom from the standpoint Of the Gospel of
al eosreot topics ~ iaseP0ss, whether in
nesagsoo. Roleetcs. Litevnsuee sr -
Ineiu'ies among Its contributors sone OF The
most eminent writer's In the country a oG
S... SSess specimen e = copies tree v. T. dlIlEl Co.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
GEN embellishments.
For. Rent

F'Ol' RenC.
The popular Boarding House on Water Street.
known ss the Bakery, has been put 10 thorough
repair. and Is Tor rent For particulars inquire
OF u. II. Stewart, sext door below.
Ellsworth. Sov. II. ISL. tstf
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

Congress has as yet made little or no
progres. in legislation for the purpose for
which the speciSl session WAS called, viz,
the passage OF su Appropriation Bill FOR the
payment Of the Army aud Navy. Instead.
the House has passed bill for the coinage
OF silver dollars and making them legal
tenders for ali debts public aud private.
As the silver dollar i now seven per cent.
below the gold dollar in value, and five
per cent. less than the paper dollar. the
effect OF the bill! is to repudate the pay
ment OF all debts by so much. II is not
thought possible that the bill can pass The
Senate.
The Army Bill which passed on Monday
limits the number to 20 900 men.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

I TO IH" Hoh0TabTr JuIg' 0f Fr0bate. Nllhln aud
Tor the County Of Hancock.
Respectfully represents Sahlm Htnckley o(
surry, that he is Guardian Of David Wilson
/ non compus msntus OF ~uTry 0 said Couoty IT,
said wsr'i - seized and possessed oi the IJIloa.
| ing described resl estate. situated in Surry In
! said COUNTY ana that tt would be Tor the bs nsH
| Of said ward that th- same should De sold and the
! proc ceds thsr, OF appued toward. has MAINTAIN.
anrc VIZ the estate consists uf une acre and :.
small anhntsheI house thereon.
NAHAM HlNtkLEY Guardian.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. IS Count OF ProDate. Bluthin N0v.
Term. 4. u, ls51.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED 49, hat
sA.d Widow give 1uelic notice to all persons
Interested by causing a copy OF tits Order 10 b.
published three Nccks sucrcsStyclV IA the tll-.
worth American, a newspaper published in Ills
worth. IN SAID County, that ihey mas appe ar at a
Court of Probate tor sHld County. TO lie held a
Ellsworth the 1T "wednesday IN December
next. at tea OF the clock ia The forenoon. aud
shew cause, Il any they have, why the same
should not be granted.
3wt6 Parker Tuck, judge.
Attest:-tHAs. L. Dom. Register
A tru" hu"st.-CHAs 4. noRR Reg
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Buck.pors, oct 81. Is75.


HANCotk So ouTt OF Probate Blue hill Nov
Term. \. u. 1871.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED That
sald petitioner give pubic notice to all persnrs
iAtereste'i, by causing copy ct the petition and
shi- order thereon. to be published three weeks
succesHively IN The Ellsworth American IA news.
paper published Ia Ell-wnrth. in said County that
thcy inay appear at Court Of Probate for saul
County. to hc held at Ellsworth, la said County,
on thc ist "Wednesday OF per next. at ten OF the
CLOCK in thr forenoon, and -usw cause q any th.y
have, why the prayer Of sad petitioner should
not be granted.
Al.l-l H. In.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
TO THE nos. Ju ise of Probate tor the County

The uHIersignod. Widow of jeremiah SuUi.
van. late ot Bucksport in said County. diseased
respectfully represents. tnat sad diseased died
, possessed of Personal Estate m Inventory OF
which has been duly returned into the Probate
ONCE that her circumstances render il nCces.a nv
that she could have more of said Personal Estate
than she is entitled 10 a distribution thereof:
~" therefore prays titst your Honor would
grant her such Allowance out Of said Personal
Estate as IN your discretion you may determine
necessary aud proper, and that you would at the
same time appoint Commissioners to- set out her
dow oT Ia his real estate
JITIIA SITIJIyAN
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

The Editorials otrHE JocRSAL will. a. 10 the
past, embrace the discussion OF topics OF pract-
cal interest.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Waits from Washington.
BurIei9h's Letters.

Burleighs Letters. which are admitted TO b,
nevsy and Interesting, Will appear
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13

NEW YORK, September l2.-Cos.on-
Firm at 1lltGllxc. Flour-LeSs doing
and heavy; No. 2 at 6 60al so; common "a
good s. 5oa5 50, supertine western and State
81 90a5 80, good TO choice IS 95a6 Is, white
wheat extra SO 30a7 90, fancy 81 05as %,
extra Ohio IS 6Oa7 50, st. Louis IS G5as 50,
Minnesota patent process 81 60aI0 90.
Wheat-Lesi doing No. 2 Chicago spring
81 80, ungraded winter and amber 81 SOa
! 40, amber Michigan very choice 81 80,
No. Milwaukee October 81 81. Rye
Quiet; No. 2 western 7Oa7lc. Barley
Quiet, Aalt-Firm. CoFn-Dull and low.
or; ungraded western mixed 53a5S J<c, choice
high mixed Soc, steam mixed September
67jSa5Shc. 0ats-LeI active; western
mixed and State at S?a39c, white western
SS1a44c. Hay and Hops-UnChangcd.
Coaee-Quiet but firm; Rio carges l6JIa
2Oxc gold, iObbing at lGJfa2oc gold. Su.
gar-Quiet but firm; fair 10 good refining
sAas14c, prime sSGC, refined strong az
l0kallHc, Molasses- Dull and unchanr.
ed. Rce-Quiet; Carolina GsEa7IEc, Lou.
isian9 6Ila7Ilc. WhiSky-Firmer at 81 IS
asked,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13
BURGLARY DEVICES.
How safes and Vaults are Open.
ed ~ Means OF Alr.PuInpS,
BlOW.pipes, Wedges aud Masks,

How Sales and Vaults are Open,
el ~ Means OF Alr.PumpS,
BloW'Pipes, Wedges aud Masks
The most skillEul operations Of buglars
recently have been effected by means off
Air.pump, the compound blow.pipe, il
connection with the drill and the wedge.
ItiSimpossible TO make sales perfectly air.
tight, where metal Is in contact with me.
tai. In opening and closing the door, al
loWAnce must be made for friction, air
therefore enters, and consequently fine
powder can BIZ introduced by the air.
pump. This instrument has metal por'
tion resembling a lengthwise section Of a
cylinder, which ia applied to the opening
between the safe door and the pate itself
on one side. ~ ~r - rt
The openings on two other sides Of the
door are filed with putty, and when the
pump is set in motion the vacuum pro.
duced causes air and 6ne powder to rush
in at the remaining opening. One Of the
latest methods Of preventing the use Of
the air-pump is by packing the joints with
rubber or its equivalent, making cush-
ion on the jam TO receive the door, which
from It's elasticity suits itself to any ihe.
quality in the metal when the door Is
closed, and forms tight joint, preventing
the introduction Of nitro. glyceEine or any
liquid explosive as we'll a. fne powder.
It has been demonstrated that where rub.
ber.tubing 10 not used fine powder can be
put in at the rate Of an inch an hour,
The air.pump is without doubt the most
dangerous tool now used by BURGERS.
The compound blow.pipe, in connection
with the drill, can be used on all safes
made exclusively Of iron and steel. The
only protection against it known is
"Franklinite," mineral composed Of
peroxide Of iron, oxide Of zinc, and OK.
ide OF manganese. In appearance It re-
sembles magnetic oxide Of iron, and It's
advantages over iron and steel is that 1t
is hard by nature, and heat cannot soften
it, The temper can, Of course, be taken
out Of steel by the bIow.pipe, as steel is
artiicially hardened, and then the drill
readily effects an entrance into the safe,
Wedges are successful where they can
be operated. In the newest safes, doors
and jambs are protected against wedging
by steps and rebates and a tongue and
groove. A strong tongue is fixed all
around the door, projecting from It's inner
surEace. A similar tongue is made on the
jam Of the sale, against which the door
closes. The latter Is made to ct inside
the tongue projecting from the inside
surface Of the door. The door is opened by
lever or movable hinge, which throws il
square into place, keying it on all sides.
Protection against masked buglars il
guaranteed by the use Of time locks in
conjunction with combination locks. II
wa!chman is obliged TO give up the
combination to burglars AT night, they
cannot effect an entrance until morning
at which time the lock IL probably set.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13

tsrieS which have not yet been fathumed.
Its believed that they.come from an i'm.
mense thicket, about ten miles up the
Missouri river, where they breed in
countless quantities. II q known that
this thicket Or swamp L. thickly infested
with them, and still hunters have often
found them 90 numerous in certain spots
that they could not make Roadway with.
out great annoyance. McAtee considers
the valuation . serious calamity, and Is
carrying on q relentless war Of extermi-
nation. The invading bat Is OF the in.
SectiYerous species, quadrupedal, and
with q body much like that Of a mouse.
The story Is certainly an extraordinary
one, and itS truth Il youchsd for by seye.
raj reliable Witnesses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13
Anxious 10 Marry Him.

A preacher in Allegheny, Pa, was
awakened the other night by pull at his
door bell. He answered from window,
and was told by a stranger that he was
needed fright away" to marry a couple.
He made hasty toilet, and went to the
house, and was introduced to the landIa.
dy's daughter, who was in the parIOr at one
end Of the room, and young man we'll
known to the clergyman at the other. He
was bent over, with his head resting in
his hands. On going to the youth the
clergyman found him in n stupor. His
name, age, etc., were given in an absent
minded way, but when the minister asked
him whether he wanted to marry the girl,
he raised up and: married! Married!
No, don't want to be married. Who
said So" The minister Immediately
withdrew. The supposition was that the
youth was drugged and that the girl hoped
to fasten the matrimonial tie before he
rerained his senses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13

CINCINNATI, September 12.-Cotton-
Steady and firm at lOAe Flour-In fail
demand. WheAt-Qulet; red 81 l5al %
Corn-steady aud in fair demand ut Al
4sc. OaH-Firmer at 26a3Oc. Rye-De
m0nd fair and market firm at 59aG0c. Bar
ley-Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Quie
and firm at $500. Lard-Quiet; steam
&c, Kettle 0I1Al0c. Bulk Meats-StronI
and higher at 6a7JSa79tc. Bacon-II
good demand, prices shade higher, 8 yIaS1;
as%aSlSc. Butter-Steady and unchanged
Oil-Linseed Unsettled at Csc Whisky
In good demand and prices q shade highcl
at 81 10.
Hoas-Actiye, firm and higher; common
81 6Oa4 90; light, s. l5l5 40; packing S. OOa
5 80; butchers S 35a5 45.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 12.-Flour-Steady
and firm. Wheat-ClOIed strong; No. I
Chicago spring at ISL 09S<caSh,. 81 O4sE
September, 81 0OISa1 cox October, 09c the
year, No. 5, $lo5, rejected 91a99c. Corn
Steady and firm at l4JSA45c cash, Axe
September, 44Ma44ke October, rejected
44ha44%c. Rye-Quict at 58c. Oats =
Quiet but Arm at 24lIc 0sh, 2Ic October
Lard-Heavy; S. so cash and October
s. 10 the year. Bulk MeGts-Firmer at 53i
a73sa7Hc. WhiSky-$1 %.
At the close Wheat was higher; 81 O59I
September, 81 0l11Ia1 OK October. Corn
higher at 45c September, 441c October,
Oats hc higher. Pork heavy and weak al
$l2 90 bid, sl2 SIX asked October. Lard
7lIc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13

commercial A Sugar lie, commercial
l0kc, commercial G l0Hc, yellow q l0c
Golden Cskc, common S<a9c; no stock oil
n. o. Sugar here. Ricc-CaroIina 6SIa7IS
New Orleans fully fair lOc, prime lcIic,
choice l0Ac.
GRLIN-The receipts Of Wheat continue
light we continue to give 81 l6al % as the
the ruling figures. The Dat market con
tinues quiet and unchanged; 35a40c. Corn
unchanged 4ja55c. Rye quiet and nomi'
nal; 5Oc.
NAlLs-The following are the card rates:
Nails, BradS and Fcncing-l0 to God s. 80,
Sd and Cd g 70, Cd and "a s. %, Id and Sd
s. 50, Sd q 90, I'd IS IS; Barrel-A inch
$3.50, e In. s. 80, 1 in. $500, * In. 81 rs,
l y In. 81 90, ~ In. 50 so, IL IN. s. Is;
FiniShing-l In. 81 80, IL in. % 80, l9G
In. A76, lk to * In. 81 80, 2 In. 81 25,
az In. 81 90, 5 in. and over 50 10. Casing
and bOx-l0d to SOD s. %, Sd s. 80, Cd
50 IS, ID 81 90, Sd IS 90. Fine Blued i'd
81 %, Sd s. 90, Cd SO IS. LIning-K H..
81 90, y In. $3.50. Tobacco Hhd-lOd
50 OO, Sd 50 Is, Cd and I'd IS so. Cllneh--
all sizes $425. Cut Spikes-all sizes 81 70.
Boat Spikes-all sizes s. %. Slating-5d
s. 80, ID s. 80, Sd 81 Is, Cd $3.50.
OILs-Carbon 13c per gallon, miners, CSC.
ONloNs-Itome raised, 60caSl 20 per
buShel.
PoTAToEs-Potatoes steady aud in mod.
crate supply, at 81 25aI so per barrel.
PRovIsIoNs-The market for the hog
product continues frm, and, as will be seen,
we have advanced our quotations on bacon
shoulders and sides. The following are the
current rates Mess Pork-$l5 90. Bacon
Shoulders ut 7Ci sugar cured at Sc; hams
at l2c; breakfast bacon lOISal2c: clear
sides Q &c. New lard-ButcherS DC; fancy
city lOc.
RAGs-2a2I{ 20 per pound.
SEEps-Timothy seed, 81 75N9 90 per
bush; clover nominal.
SALr-Per barrel, 81 20.
TALLow-7IC for country.
ToHAcco-Navies, 55aC0c; twists, Gja70c.
WHEELING ST0GIEs-Per l, 900, $40 5Oa
ll5O.
WooL.-Quoted at 40a45c for choice
washed, and one.third OF for unwaShed.
-@oe------
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13
TnlRhn.

TOLEDO, September I2.-Flour-Steady,
Wheat-Dull; No. white Wabash 81 80,
No. ! white Michigan $3.50, extra white
Michigan 81 A0IS, amber SPOT 81 %, seller
September 81 FAX, seller October 81 81,
COn-Dnll; high mixed spot 499sc, No. ?
spot 6Sttc, seller October 4gc, rejected
AsHc. OatS-Dull and nominal.
1 p. N.-Wheat-Closes strong; No. |
white Michigan 81 80, amber spot 81 90 ~
seller September 81 25l{, seller October
$l2l, No. . red Wabash spot 81 90, seller
September 81 "a, seller October 81 20
Corn-Dull; high mixed 4oc, No. . spot
4S5Ec, seller October 4sXc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13
nrv Gnnha

NEw YORK, September l2,-Business
still fairly active In nearly MI departments
and the market has greatly improved In
undertoue. Cotton goods In steady de.
msnd. Wamsutta bleaehed shestings re.
dueed to IKE, Prints in fair demand and
ginghauS active. Dress goods In steady
request Silks selling freely at auction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
Kew York Money an d stocks.

NBw YORK, September 12.-MoSEY-
3a5 per cent, closing ats. Prime mercan.
tile paper 5Ha7per cent. Custom receipts
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
burSed 100000, Clearings $4,000 coo.
Sterling firm; actual business, long 4.S2H
short 4.S6L5.
GoLD-Opened and closed Mt lOS95,
with sales in the interim at 1881. Garry.
ing rates / to 3 per cent. Loans were nlio
made Hat.
SILvRR-At London unchanged. Here
silver bars are 81 224 GrecnbackS, 81 lSIz
gold. Silver coin FAX per cent discount.
GOyRRySIRNTS-We
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-13
Wheeling CattIe Marnet.

WHEELING, Sept. IL, 1877.
The following are the arrivals OF stock
at the Wheeling Stock Yards during the
last week:
CArTLE-41 head; sold at s. 5Oa4 40.
HoGs--l25 head; sold at S. O0a5 40.
SHEEP-6 head; sold at SJSaic.
LAMps-5 head; sold at Axe.