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National Republican., 1877-11-08
AUCTION sALEs-T0-DAY.
, ,ItNCANsoS mos. ArCrioEEERs.


DuNCANsoS bros. ArCrIoEBEBs.
EIraASr AND RARE OIL PAINTINGS. MAG.
EfiGEEd srHTTAiTh Sg pihAE ASP RVi2fSS Vi2fE No.
al % % oSioSk, "" Viii seI! tho iinrsi sol.cton q
sale n tr.s city. comprising in pPTii ~ work'o'
GAhvd kGsA. RAP1lHi.L DUGHET,
MCENiEE. CWUIoES,
SOAINtkH GUY,
WILLIS, UhMilTON
UI.iNOUX. CGU IEllniER,
WENt, BRADFORD.
pNW.S, hSDRltUx,
WASHINGTON, Il:BIAkELEER,
llUNrlNG1GN, DE ~ UL,
ND oil er cquA " prominent Art u.
H. Sh, ICrd and the Into Hon Slrphcn y. noUglaS,
and o. st ofb"tn m"d,r. md rnrc ge, :. Thn "a o
WI T.c p c, At Hon Ar sgcp1rsrns pTya1% r. n
opened iOr Inspection Mend ~. rur-lny ana WClnGN.
day. rom u NJ. TO oclo'k and 10 ~ m T,oGs
admit ng them rom tile ou.rrS, at their Office,
conner Nm Il nnd u streets northwest. C"aIosuc'
can bI n,lnnsd by nppiE y Gt Z rSanii rS'' ,,,s
TINTED STATES MAEsnAI.s SALE
Ry virtue OF writ cr rsti Trclp, issued Qut Of the
cl,rkS Oricc Of u SIrr'm'C nr' o the l,sir.gt "
tuInmba, mud TO me DIR, ctr'i, "lt tC'! ~ uhi'
nn THU sDAY, thr sth day Of NOv"mpor, l"i NJ
2OC,O H., nll the rsl tl.. Clnni "inl ilrrt ni
tie dcendan! In aud 10 The ioo SinE.d Srrinrd g.g
riy, 10 witt Lo eleven 90 Square one ihulhl h'u
thTty.tl!rpe uGgl, Hnd lot one o. square IN" ihou'
srld rnd njney five (llfi, IN Wnsh gtou, y. 81"
gch witt ~ aud tinguIar the nirroN,hmnSs & }l"5
on. s'lzed aud gyIgd upou a. hn pr"nty q! lIc dS
sndant Moses kClly, 10 satisfy CaccuIitn NJ. Isle
at law, In Iavor of ittb q r, ICt!Gh & sIn,ot In,,ot,ea
lutri states Mars nj ID. u.
oclsd6s JOHN SHERMAN: AuctioneCr.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
COMFORTS.

EELIX DEsFoSSEs FRENCH BAKERY
VIENNA ROLLS A SPECIALITY.
fStabllshed 1891
IS YEARS OF IsCRRAsiS0 SuCCRsa
FELIX Dh<ssOSSE.
he wek nown and only real French baker In Wrshlns
ton, has removed TO No Ni2 IL street, between Tweh.
teth and Twenty first streets Pennsylvania ave
nue. where In house expressly built Tor The purpose,
lie has greater facilities than before for tho nAiac-
lure OF the best French and American Bread Rscnch
Bread specially. Liberal terms offered 10 hotels
and dealers.
of delicate health, especially for those suffering from
dyspeps,n Beware of mtalinna dteN
National Republican., 1877-11-08
NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS

voI. 10 STATUTES AT LARGE. Forty. fourth
WILLIAMS on EXECUTORS, avols
BARrON'S LAW PRACTICE.
TYLER ON ARrSERSIIIp.
ABByrI"S NATIONAL DIGEST, vol. !.
LAWS AMERICAN DIGEST OF PATENT,
COMMON LAW PRACTICE IN CIVIL AC-
TlONS, by Walter 4 Cox, of Washington, ID. c.
PRoFFATT ON NorARiEs,
NEW MISCELLANEOUS PCBLTCd TIoNR
ONE YEAR ABROAD, by author of One Summer
MARK TWAIN'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
"A KNIGHT OF THE NINETEENTH CENTU-
RY, by y. P. Roe.
THE0, BY MEs + II burnett
TiAT That H3shtSb H3sRiS StH!l ~ MINE
MY MOTHER.IN. Law.
THEY ALL DO IT.
WINSTON, by Mrs Leith Adams
MARJoRY BRUCE5 LOvERS, by Mary Patrick.
Onr stock OF Fancy md Staple Stationery was never
more atlr rhciive and novel than now Also our Plain
and Embossed Pictures for scrap books and decorat-
Ing.
As the season advances we shall be In almost daily
receipt OF novelties they appear In the
Northern markets. which we mean 10 sell at tile very
lowest figures
National Republican., 1877-11-08
EDUCATIONAL.

SrESCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER
- seventh and l. streets, opens August q. Halls
handsomely rehtted SDas and daughe ers practically
educated. Thorough condensed instruco ion and train
ing IN Rapid Calculations, English Language Letter
Writing. business Penmanshlp, business Forms,
Book keeping Business Practice, Spelling EOcutiOn
Ihyscal Exercises, &c nay tuition, foh Sear, palu
full enisrIns Evening tuition ~ per month. New
illustrated circular. giving particulars sent appli-
cation. II. q. SPENCER, Principal. auiO5m
CIIEGARAY INSTITUTE,
1877 and lS2o SPRUCE STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
For young ladies aud misses. Reopens THURS
DAY, September - Board and tuition, In Latin,
Eng ish and French, per annum, 500
MADAME d. HERVIIT.Y, Principal.
French Is the language of the family. my2lJm
National Republican., 1877-11-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TJNlVEilsAL Il. H. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from ell point. bought
ext hnngeu or sOlL at a reduction Of ONE DOLLAR
nuUn any other Office or depol III this city.
ckels gUVd t.ii used Dngppgc ch.sk u through.
Apply 10 N. D. WHlrtStDE
ni.-.Iy' eu3 Pennsylvania avenue. Shoe store,
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CURL OR CR.MP:

CURL OR CR'MPi
Rub the soap on nail-brush to noth. and
apply to tho hair; when dry Il VIII be per
fectly stifi, uuleSs you use bandUline. To keep
the latter fresh In warm weather, mix twice
week u few gunner seed with hot watcr, aud
add cologne When cool,
National Republican., 1877-11-08

ERENCH COIGH SYRUP.
Il WILSON'S SIRE CrRE FOR CHiIIs AND
FEVER R lII,KLINGS DRlG STORE. corner
Penlsylv lvana avenue and Third street. ucl-lm
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Instructors: Anton Gloetzner, H. Donch. Miss A. A.
Skinner, Miss I,idre Jones' TheO Ingalls, King.
Piano Violin, Organ, tc, u to si2.
Vocal culture, q and tll
For circulars Of other branches and free advan-
tagcs apply nt 10 Eighth street northwest. se.Gtf
National Republican., 1877-11-08

DlLLIARDS.-SEATON HALL.
- Corner Stnth and u streets northwest.
EG-ENrrythinB FIRST ClasS-ks
nhl0tf SCASlAbS 4 CO., PrOpr.ttOra
National Republican., 1877-11-08

r ANGUAGES TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French Spanish, Italian, German. &c-hy
RICHARD >. EVANS,
No. - Third street northeast, Washington, d. G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09

During the last thirty years there have
been a half dozen GIBBS in the prices oil
sheep and wool, and yet those breeders
who "hold on" come ont all right. What
We need most is good breeding rams, and
We annex what an old sheep raiser says
The best bred and best formed Merino
rams may now be had for $50 TO 500,
and the long woods or Downs are quite al
cheap; and when we reflect that We have
fifty TO one hundred lambs from single
sire, what waste Of money ii is 10 use
an inferior, iiat.sided ram because he
can be had for $40 to SIS! The defects
OF bad sire, used for a single season,
will I've visible in a flock for many gen-
eratiOns, 50 that the injury done c1npoi
be estimated, and the services Of sc :
an animal will never be accepted by an
intelligent breeder, il rendered aa =
gratuiIy.
The selectionof the breeding ram where
mutton is produced must be from the
long woods, or the Downs. II we make q
choice from the former, we must I've care.
iul to have an animal Of stout and robust
constitution. These sheep have been so
generally forced with artificial food, that
many Of them lack the hardness required
by the farmers purposes. What we
must have is a straight, round barrel on
short legs, with short, stout neck and
vigorous, masculine appearance about
the head. The body should DO we'll COW
cred with long and lustrous staple Of
uniform quality. II the selection be Of
the SouthdOwn breed, We should have the
same general form as here described, but
We ought to have more compact and
snug carcass, with good deal more weight
for bulk, than IN the long wool Breeds
Farmers Friend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
Human Leather.


lEtltnnuc AmtIluAu'I
The question Is whether, in this age Of
utilization, we are going TO allow the
bodies Of the dead TO remain untitled
Although the majority Of mankind will
doubtless promptly dispose Of this mol
over agreeable consideration by an une-
Quivocal affirmative, two shoemakers in
this city think otherwise; and they ex.
hibit handsome pair Of boots made from
human leather In support Of their views.
The skin was Furnished from the front
and back Of a dissecting room subject
who had died suddenly from accident, and
upon whom decay had not yet begun TO
act. II was placed in 4 solution Of hem.
lock and white oak barks, and, after the
tanning, which lasted three weeks,
emerged in the shape Of soft, pliabIe,
light brown leather, like fine calf skin,
but more porous. The available skin on
good sized man, sAy;..these progressive
CriSpins, will make the legs and uppers
Of two pair Of boots after allowing for
reasonable waste. This Ia the second
utilization that has been proposed. The
other was 10 cremate the bodies in gas re.
torts, and 10 convert the volatile matter
into Illuminating gas, and the bones into
phosphates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
On Tho Cultivation OF potatoes

A correspondent Of the Neu England
Furmer, in his observations upon the cul.
tivation Of potatoes, says he has observed
that in every case where the seed for
planting has been placed in warm, dry
room long enough before planting to
have the tubcrs wilt littlwand the eyes
start, Fay quarter Of an inch, they broke
the ground several days earlier than il
not so treated and kept ahead, This il
important to those who want to he early
in the market.
Another suggestion is made that tbs
Colorado beetle, the past season, was par
tial 10 some particular kinds; varieties
which had pale green leaves appeared
particularly to elicit the rayenSus pro.
pensities Of the bug, although all the beat
varieties were badly attacked.
A description Of several new varieties
OF the potato Is given, some OF which
have proved failures, whilst others bid
fair TO become valuable. Among the
latter, the Purple Alb.rts, which arc
thus described:
"They grow very late, have large tops,
and appear to be Of extraordinary prom.
Use. Taking an equal quantity Of them
and Shaker Russcts, to gentleman who
thought highly Of the RuSsets, I requested
the wife to cook them all at once; which
she did; when he pronounced the klberts
the beat potatoes that he ever saw. They
arc round, with purple skin; but when
cooked are very white, nice favored,
seemingly very solid, but mealy TO the
centre. They yielded very largely. At
this time they arc decidedly above all
other kinds OF late potatoes that have
tried in my esteem. II they prove Us
mine have this year, they WILDE Of great
value"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09

N.GNslahl Lelutf.
James Gordon Bennett, the son OF his
father and heir oi the New York Herald,
turns up at last in the role of a rejected
editor in love, cowhidcd in public by the
stalwart brother Of his flacsc. 1t is a
humiliating position for man whose
chief business in life has been to exhibit
himself in public, and make himself the
lion OF fast, vulgar, slangy Coteric OF
men and women who have been under
the impression that they could lead 10.
ciety.
Ii seems likely that jim Benefits ca.
reer IA a phenomenon il about run. lie
ha4 been u failure from the start. Coarse,
low and brutal in his tastes, utterly I'M.
conscious Of his duties and responsible.
Ties as proprietor OF large and wealthy
newspaper, he has gone from bad to worse
until he il now utterly outside the pale
Of respectable associations. There are n
great many people in u city like New
York who will forgive great deal in a
young man with an income larger than he
can spcad, but Bennett ha4 worn
out even the privileges aud immu.
mites secured him by hi5 money. He is,
in fact, 4 vain, eccentric, brutal drunkard,
who has been reprimanded by the officers
Of his club for indecent conduct, and
thra'hed in public for behavior that
would disgrace heather. This is the
sort OF person who has masQIcraded, for
some years past, in the character Of "edi.
tor OF the Herald" Ills chief work as
editor has been to show how much jack.
assery well.cstablished newspaper
could carry in the person of ils prOprie-
tor, and live. The one person to DO con.
graduated in this wretched affair il Miss
May. She escapes tho glittering misery
Of being the wife Of u drunken spend.
thrift,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
The Ratcs Of Postage.

Postal cards, ono cent each, 20 without
further charge to all parts Of the United
States and Canada; with an additional one
cent stamp they go to all parts Of Europe.
All letters, to all parts Of the United
States and Canada, 8 cents pet hAli.ounce.
Local, or "drop" letters, that "a, for the
city or town where deposited, . cents, II
delivered by carriers, and cent where
there is no carrier system.
Newspapers, daily, semi.weekly, tri.
weekly and weeklieS, regularly issued and
sent to regular subscribers, 2 cents per
pound, payable at the Office Of publication;
newspapers and magazines published less
frequently than once week, ) cents per
pound.
Transient newspapers, magazines, pamph.
lets, aud hlndbills, cent for each two
ounces or fraction thereof. Single copies
Of TIKI lNTELLIeENCER weighing less than
two ounces, the postage upon irregular
numbers is cent each. All other miscel.
laneous matter, including unsealed circu.
lars, books, book manuscripts, prooi.sheets,
photographs, etc, and also seeds, cuttings,
bulbs and roots, and merchandise not ex.
cceding four pounds in weight, cent for
each ounce or fraction thereof.
The following are the postal rates with
Europe. The rates for letters are for the
half'ounce or fraction thereof, and those
for newspapers for four ounces or fraction
thereof
To Great Britain and Ireland, letters 5
cents, newspapers cents; France, letters
5 cents, newspapers cents; Spain, letters S
cents newspapers cents; all parts Of Ger.
many, including Austria, letters cents,
newspapers . cents; Denmark, letters 8
cents, newspapers cents; Switzerland,
letters cents, newspapers 2 cents; Italy,
letters cents, newspapers 9 cents; Russia,
letters 5 cents, newspapers2 cents; Norway,
letters cents, newspapers 2 cents; Sweden,
letters cents, newspapers cents; Turkey,
European and AsiatiC, letters cents, news.
papers cents; Egypt, letters cents, news
papers cents.
For ASiatic countries, the half.Ounce
limit for letters, and the four ounces for
newspapers, still holding good, the rates
are:
To Australia, letters, via San Francisco
except to New South Wales) s cents, via
southampton IL cents, via Brindisi 81
cents, newspapers, via San Francisco .
cents, via southampton cents, via Brin.
dist S cents; China, letters, via San Fran.
cisco 10 cents, via Southampton 81 cents,
via Brindisi3 So cents, newspapers, 9, 4 and
S cents by the respective routes; British
India, letters, via southampton 81 cents,
via BrindiSi q cents, newspapers, and
cents respectively; Japan, letters, via San
Francisco IL cents, via Southampton 81
cents, via Brindisi 80 cents, newspapers,
via San Francisco 9 cents, via Southamp.
ton 4 cents, via Brndisi cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
AlleGhenyCatu

EAST LIBERTY, January SEATTLE
Receipts since Friday l54 cars Of through
and q cars Of yard stock, or S,O77 head,
total for the week 25l cars Of through and
1874 cars OF yard, or 6,565 head, against az
cars OF through and lS9 cars Of ward, OF
6,S6S head last week. Very little business
done; prices about tho same az Friday,
with very few good cattle offering and 4
light run so far.
HoGs-ReCeipts $3.50 head, and for the
week 2G,950, against l9,4S5 last week
Workers % 0Oa6 25i Philadelphias So sOa
0 90.
SHERP-Receipb 1850 head; total for the
week 1880 head, against 1900 last week
Selling at from s. O0a5 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09

CINCINNATI, January -Cotton-Active
and a shade higher at EXC. Flour-Firmi
family So G5aG 90. Wheat-Firm; red 81 &C
al So Corn-Steady at 4ia45c. Oats
Firm at 3Sa3Sc. Rye-Firm at SIC. BAR.
ley-SteRdy; prime fall 95a$l 90. Pork
Quiet at SIS o.. Lard-Weal; steam l0H
all3Sc; kettle 12al2Hc. Bulk Meats
Quiet shoulders GjGa7c; short rib Oa9Isc
short clear exc. Bacon-Dull at SalOIIH
l0X. Green Meats-Quiet; shoulders exc
short rib 9isc. Hams-9Aal0Hc, Medium
to light average. Butter-unchanged
Whisky-Steady and in fair demand al
81 o..
HoGs-Dull; common S. 75a6 10; fair tC
good light 50 95a6 IS; packing So 70a6 95
butchers s. OOa7 05.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09

CHICAGO, January s.-Flour-Steady
and firm. Wheat-Actiye, firm and higher
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 26A cash; 81 q
February; 81 25H March; No. 5, 81 liza
| Is; rejected O9Hcas1 90. Con-Fairly
active and shade higher ut 4iI.c cash;
44I{c:FebrAy; A5Hc March; rejected Ssc,
Oats-Demand fair and market firm at
3494aS5c cash; SOC March. Rye-Quietand
steady at re. Barley.-Firm at GG1ic. Pork
Unsettled but generally lower at $l7 GOA
II 95 cash; SIS u Gals 10 February; SIS 45a
Is AK March; has sold ut SIS SEALS 80.
Lard-Excited and higher, closed heavy at
$ll 40 cash; 81 59JS February; Sll 67iIa
II 70 March. Bulk Mcats-Qniet and un'
changed. Dressed Hogs-Quiet; heavy at
81 75a7 50; light 81 5Oa7 s.. WhiSky-DulI
at 81 or.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
GmGntelti9euter.
SAY, COON HOWE, FADER.

Faler, NY iadCr, now Just lOoEes here,
w dOn'd you gOOn home and 'th0p drinking dot
Derold yonians alouc', unl Ffl.Ey 'sflck,
Und I'm AliBith0 vii die Vi you don'd gOon home
quick.
You lnoaIqr, W don'd You gOom home,
Der elosk " dot steoblG Just strikes
Nov yusl lOOkcJ here, let up w dot berI,
And throw away dJsg damned dice.
o, youolt beer sign, W jOa'd you 50 homo;
dnk you vas got full enough,
Der old yOmln's ~ mat Us II kat In Pig,
Ind for you she viii make 1t quits tough.
Dar hash va, all out, und dor meat bill vas In,
Uud n0lling but tO0t-b.cks Tor tea,
Und holding In der house but some cheSlng gum,
und NJ one to chew iibut me,
You shooter, W jOn'd yonglom home
Dcr gl0Ck VI dot strrble tunhlol tWicu;
You promised NJ drnly to let up on dot hecr.
Lnd sl0b a-ihlktnI dose dice.
Now, fader, you hummer, w don'd you 20 home
IND trescl der house init your phiIi
FriiTy vas died, und der house vas all dark,
Bse0le say you don'd tend to your biz.
Der landlord vas Ia for his rond to-day,
Und We dOld him you VS. OF on your car
Uni hs scratched his bead, aud told der old 7onan
You vas putting away doc much beer.
-.HdRI Bf,iiTdH, j..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09

FuLApELPHIA, January s.-Petroleum
-Entirely nominal. Flour-Firm; Min.
nesota family 50 5OaS rs. Wheat-Dull;
Pennsylvania red 81 &c; amber 81 4sal 50.
Coru-LeSs active; white 47c; sail &c: vel.
low new 55a57c. Oats-Actiye; white 500
4Sc; mixed Sc. Butter-Quict; New York
and Bradford county extra S2aSSG Grsts
27aSOc; western extra 25A27e; frsts 2la9Sc'
c heese-lSstal4kc. Eggs-WSItern fresh
SsGs0O, WhiIH-pslli WSItGrR a. 81 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09

BALTIMORE, January s.-Flour-Firm
IuperfnO 81 37ka6 90; extra S. 5Oa6 %
family 50 60a6 10. Wheat-Dull; No. .
Chicago 81 35al 50. Corn-Old western
mixed Csc. 0ats-Unchanged. Rye
Nominally 72a1Sc. Clover Seed-Dull al
l4JSAl5c. Pork-Dull at SIS Goals Is.
Haus-l4al5IEc. Lard-Dull at llNal2c.
Butter-Firm ut 22a2Sc. Petrolcum-Firmi
crude l2kal21fc; refined nominal. Coffee
Quiet; Rio l9a92Nc; jObbing l0a23I &c,
Whisky-Steady at 81 AK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09

New YORK, January S.-CottOn-Firm
at l3[al3 9.l6. Flour-Held more steady
and demand light. Wheat-Only little dc.
maud; ungraded spring 81 27ai 80; No. .
Milwaukee 81 40; No. 3 Chicago in store
at 81 40 Rye-Quiet; western slas5c. Bar.
ley and Malt-Unchanged. Com-Dull;
mixed new no grade &c. Ga5sc; do steam new
5SHa59c. OatS-Western mixed and State
4Oa5Oc. Hay and llOps-Quict and un.
changed. Coaee-Quiet; Rio cargOes l0a
29kc, gold. Sugar-Firm: fair to good re.
6ning 9Ac; prime 9Ac. MolasseS and Rico
Unchanged. Whisky-Steady at 81 "A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
New YORK DrY Goods,

NEw YORK, January s.-Business Is
moderate with commission houses, and the
jObbiug trade continues dull. Cotton goods
are firmly held by agents. Great Falls +
brown shcetings have advanced to 81
cents. Prints are in fair request and firm.
Mems wear wOOlGns are in moderate dc.
mnnl,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and lower.
RAILROAD BoEDs-Firm.
STATR BONDS-Quiet,

SToCEs-Generally dull and weak, with
the exception OF Rock Island, which was
strong and higher. 0hios and Illinois
Central were unusually active, the latter
huctuating between 5SH and COX, closing
at 60. New York Central and Lake Shore
were lower on various rumors in regard to
the position in which the Commodore had
left his holding these securities. The
transactions were 10000 shares, of which
1900 we're Western Union, 4,7OOSt. PaulS,
600 Lake Shore, 5000 New York Cen.
a. 200 OhicS, $500 Michigan Central,
400 Delaware, LSckawannR Il Western
and ) 900 Illinois Central,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BP TELEGRAPH.
New York Money nnu NIockl

NEW YORK, January S.-MoNEY-Ga7
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5a7 pei
cent. Custom receipts $j20,0OO The As
sistant Treasurer disburSed 1851 600
Clearings $23,OOO00O. Sterling steady al
$I.Siai.S6.
GOLD Weak; opened at 1OGR and
closing at 1861. The rates paid for carry.
ing were 7a7 per cent gold.
SnHEE-At London is 57H pence per
ounce; here bar silver is 81 Biz bid green.
backs and 81 2jI bid gold; silver coin X
per cent bid.
|. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and lnwnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
Toledo,

TOLEDO, January S. Flour-Steady;
Wheat-Stcady; No. 3whi:e Wabash 81 %;
extra white Michigan 81 81; amber spot
seller january ut ~ 45. Corn Steady;
high mixed new at Ale; No. ., 49Ac; re-.
jected ASc. Oats-Dull; white S9ci rejected
red SOC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
~ Vsll, ~ sdtH'e', Pciia0. Fspatd'

~ ral, N SdtE'es, Iciia0s ITtpatd.
.rs, yraT.............si SOlsix monlhi......Sl %
no Clubs VI y Geh'
In Ciuls Of 70 0ch'
In Clubs Of Twenty ~ eseh'
And an extra copy to person getting up Club.
Bs-The Above prices are inylriAblO Remit Al
our rl,i In praiiS or Postohio6 Money Orlen, Hnd
where neither Of these can 10 procured, send tho
money 10 Registered Letter
ruR INTEILIuRECER will pFesCnt daily the
new, In All deJartmGnts from all guRrtsn OF
Inc Eofid, N we'll ~ complete record Of local
events.
THE WEEKLY printed on Thursday, and can
l.. had Al the counter In paid envelopes, ready
for mailing. RS-Ss1d 4 copy 10 abItHl JrisadI
dHi TsIaiitsI iDlA Bs,sI ffOtS hORISl
tuBsCRIBERs.- Persons desiring % have the
DAILY ISTRLLl0RNCKR left regularly Of their
residences 10 this city aud suburbs, can 10
,eTved by leaving their address At Counting
Room, or by drop letter through the post Otdoe.
IT, CnSTRIBUTORs.-No attention will be raid
" Anonymous communications; every article
mus, be accompanied by the Wriier'sTeal maine
and address.
BUSINESS Letters for 10 should b addressed
FrCS 4 Campbell and should In no case be ad-
dressed 10 either individual member Of the AFm b.
1nWO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
FINANCIAL.
oHH K. B oIsFoED, PrOst. GHo. ADAM, v. Pres..
n. A. CHANDLxR, clshIOT.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF wHgkLEs.

600
This Bank i organized Rnd prepared 10 tranmtt
the buhlnel1 Of banking 10 all IL details,
hsutceeds the Flint National Bank OF Wheeling
10 owned by the sane shareholder and Il under thI
SINE management.
BY carefully regarding the interests Of IL Corrus
p9ndenh and Deposition, and By . prompt and
faithful execution oi their NlSheI, II hopes 70 meh
their esteem aud confidence.
Notes and Hills discounted.
United States.
DepOdt Accounts subject 10 check At EIght TO
and individuals.
Certise1tes Of DepOdt Issued payable on demand
Interest allowed on special DsposltL
DIHRCToRs:
John <. Bolsi0rd, VIM. B. Simpson.
GeOne AdAlns, John L, HObbS,
Geo. "; F1nIheim, o. c. Dewey.
Henry N. Harper mY2I-dAV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
PlllSburglI.

PITTSBURGH, January s.-Petroleum-
Weak; crude s. 60 at Parker's; refined un.
changed.