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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17
narlln's Ferry SuS,ains urs
Hayes.

Ldllors lntelllGenccr:
At a Temperance Convention held a,
Martins Ferry Sunday, May IS, ISL,
Tue following resolutions were mani.
moasly adopted: """'
i, E%es,o'Fsd, That the temperance people
OF Martins Ferry, Ohio, do, m E'I ,P;s
lords Day, hail with ioy the cminpntIY
right position taken by Mrs, Have y
excluding all intoxicating liGuor: from
he Presidential home, and do nIs,I,s ,I Sa !.
nvin s!IHPa'ay and our prayers for Gods
un6irso ItIp 10 sustain her inmaintaining
s.55v voacH that position against ali
Et'oloti, That the Secretary bo a,,so,.
ts, w ! iosTaFd to Mira. Hayes a copy Of
'e resolutions JOEL WooD,
President.
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WuERL1No. MAY 10, Isl

WHEELING, May 10, 1877.
Stock received at the Wheeling Stock
Yards during the last week:
CATTLE-Receipts three car loads West.
ern cattle, 81 head, also 10 head home
raised cattle; sold at 4IEa51Sc per ID.
lGoGs-Reccipts % head; sold ut AKA
SIC per ID,
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NEW YoRK. May 49, Business light With
commission houses and iobbers. Mems
wear woolens less active. Cottons still
very quietin first hands, but prices are un'
changed. Prints moved slowly but firm,
owing to an advance in print clothes
Bingham In fair request.
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PHILADELPHIA, May l6,-Flour-Iuac.
tive and lower; extra IS OOaS rs; Minnesota
family So 25a9 70; Pennsylvania 50 asa
1925; high grades $40 OOal2 90. Wheat
Inactive and lower; red 50 90; amber So 10
az l5i white 50 20. Rye-Western 81 90,
Corn--Dull and lower yellow 6saG9c;
mixed &c. oats-White western steady al
62c; mixed 56c. Seeds-Clover nOminally
at l2al5c; timothy unchanged. Pork
SIG OOal6 80. HGms-Smoked 1lxal2c;
picked 9Nal0c. Lard-$lO 25all 90,
Butter-Firm; western extra 2Sa24c, Cheese
Steady western fancy l4al4kc. Eggs
-l2alSC. Petroleum-Quiet and nominal.
Whisky-Western at 81 II.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 16.-Flour-Quiet aud
unchanged. Wheut-Active, but lower
No. . Chicago spring 81 OK cash; 81 u
June; 81 65 July; No. 3, 81 ASK. Corn
Unsettled and lower at SOY cash; 5l9sC
June; 54SSc July. Oats-Dull and lower
ut 4lI4c cash and June. Rye-Fasier al
sac. Barley-At 7Oa75c May. Pork-Dullr
weak and lower ut $l4 00al4 o. cash.
$l4 OK June; $l4 20 July, Lard-Dull,
weak and lower at 50 TX cash; 50 l71Ea
Q 20 June: 50 27lGa9 SO July. Bulk Meats
Quiet aud weak. Whisky-Dull and low
er.
At the close wheat was unsettled and
lower at 81 60 cash; 81 6lH June; 81 60 July,
Corn was heavy and lower at 4gA c June,
Oats unchanged. Pork weak, heavy and
lower at SIS IS June; $l4 90 July. Lard
heavy and lower at 50 OK Juuei SIS GOA
% M Iuly
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rev York Money'nnd NtocLs.

NEW YORK, May l6.-MoNEY-Closes
easy at 2a2H per cent Prime mercantile
paper 3Na4H per cent. Custom receipts
s, S62,0 900. The Assistant Treasurer diSburs.
ed S246,000. Clearings $ll 100000. Sterl.
ing; long 4 81, short 4,90H, Specie ship.
ments to-day $4,000.
GoLD-0pened ut l07, advanced to 1917
and reacted ut the close to l07. Carrying
rates ln2 per cent. Loans were also made
fiat.
SILVER AT London 50a6Od.
GnYERSMESTS -Strnnp and hinhnr
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DR.. Tut has
been engaged In
the practice Of
medicine Thirty
years. and for q
long time was
demonJtntOF Of
anatomy In the
Medical COLLEGE
Of GeOFgIA,
b enee peFSonS
using his pills
hare the guar
lhtoo that they
arr prppared on
scigntlhe phn-
aipl% and ART
me from all
luaekery.
Ho has gue-
eee.led In COM
hlnlnB In them
tho heNtofon
antag Oniltto
iiiS Il
1nmTUi,sl
ING TONIC.
While they ~.
nave all ia.
healthy Aceum.
ulatiOnl, they
pro- uce no
NcAknGat.
They may tse
taken at RnN
lims WithGut
ruatraintGt dit
Of occupation
ASn safe family
medicine they
have h0dvl
PRICE, 26c.
oPF1cEi
y ssnay 81,
NEW YORK
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@BEoAME SOUND AND WE'LL
HATcIIRR's STATION, GA, \
March a, 1879,

Dear Sir-My wife, who had been III for
over two years, and had tried many other
remedies, became sound and well BY using
your Favorite Prescription. My niece was
also cured by itS use, after several nhySi.
clans had failed to doher any good.
Yours truly,
THOMAS ]. METHvIN.
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fUTTIS PILLS

A distinguished physician Of New York says;
-" 1t is astonishing how universally DR.. Tutt'S
Pills arc used. In my daily rounds, hear OF
them not only among the poor, but their virtues
arc hcrlldcd from the mansions Of the wealthy
and refined, Knowing the inventor from his
have great confidence In their merits, and Of late
have often prescribed them with the happlest
results in cases where IdeSred to make derid.
cd impression on the liver"
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PITTSBURGH, May 10. = Petroleum -
Dub; crude 50 lSk at Parker'E rein.
ed l4hc, Philadelphia delivery.
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SEMI.WEERLY.
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zoe ycat..... .-...sS % SIX mOn,hs ...o~sl 90
WEEKLY.
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And an extra copy TO person getting up Club,
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whtfp neither Of there can 10 procured send the
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he world, ~ well ~ q complete record Of local
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.

'NHN"St NAol Ave-
Business in Wholesale circles opened up
with moderate activity In such jobbing
lines rs groceries, flour, hardware dry goods
aud notions, while grain and produce were
rather quiet. Prices In the last named two
lines were steady, notwithstanding the
BluggiShneSS OF the demand, and We mole
but few alterations from our quotations OF
last week.
APPLBs-The market Is moderately nc.
tive for choice quality, while medium
grades rule dull and heavy. We quote ut
81 GOAL % per barrel.
BEASs-The market Is active and firm ut
full prices; We quote Navy at 81 GOAL 10
per buShel.
Bu1TRE-Remains in It's usual de.
pressed and stagnant condition. Choice
table grades meet with some sale,
but the market is immensely oyer.stocked
with low qualities, which can only be sold
Mt bottom prices. We quote at lOai5.
BAKING POwDEE-35a36c per ID.
Inconsistency, 50 O0a2 95aS 90; plain
BgEswAX-25a2Sc.
CANNED GooDs-Dealers report trade
improving, although it is not what It
should be at this season of the
year. Quotations: Peaches, 8 ID cans
per doz. 50 10; 2 ID cans, 81 65; 3 ID cans
tomatoes, s. 90; 2 ID cans tomatoes 81 so;
Winslow corn, . Id cans, 50 10; sweet corn,
81 9O common corn, 81 65; strawber.
ries, 9 ID cans, 81 70; backbCrries, 9 ID
cans, 81 30; raspberries, 3 ID cans, - 90;
plums, > lib cans, 81 20; lima beans, . ID cans,
81 10; cove oysters, | lb cans, 9j; 9 ID
cans 81 70.
CoAI-Per 100 bushels, 50 COa7 90.
CIIEEsE-The demand is fairly active,
with business almost wholly in new Ohio
cheese at steady prices. We quote nOmi.
nally at lac per ID.
CHICKENS Young and Cd s. 5OaS GO
per dozen.
DRIED FEuGr- Are in fair demand, with
steady prices on apples. Apples quoted at
S1za4c; Peaches lie for mixed; lac for prime
halves. Other quotations: Prunes, Sc;
Currants, ne; Raisins, new, 81 30; Valeu.
cia. new, gc.
EGGs-COntinue weak and depressed,
with even the low prices quoted it is very
difficult to realize. We quote ut lOa1lc per
dozen.
FIsH-There lisa fair trade reported. Quo.
ations: For packages containing lOOlbs Of
sound fish; light weight and inferior quail.
ity ut prices to correspond: Goldfish,
homeless cod &c. Lake herring: new 50 50.
White Fish, So 80. Half bbls. No. 5 mack.
erel 81 IS; No. ., s. 50.
EEATIlEEs-Dull; live geese, 50a6Oc.
FRulT--Oranges plenty; quoted at So 90
as 20 per box. Lemons at 81 so a box.
FLoUR-The market is weaker, with
some prospect Of break in the quotations
of lastwcGk. We quote:
p,n.,, L..,i. 49,, 49,, -.
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H. mail IN adEdHes, Toitags ytpdid
fine ~..-Ss % Three months. ...,pS7 %
.It tl0nths....... e. 4 60 One m0nth.......... Is
ptuIt1 BY ClfTiCTS IN City ibc Ter week.
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TRAMsPoRTATIoN.

No. stops q al Stations between Wheeling and
ST9lnbsrandi No y stops at all Stations between
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oPF1cE.
% SaTray S.,
NEW YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
DY HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
ID Office and art galleries. s45 Broadway.
NOW on EXHIBITION FREE.

at MINERS art galleries, $40 Broadway.
ELEGANT ORIENTAL GOODS.
recently imported by Messrs vaens Bros o. Iunis pn
cral exhibitors the Centennial Exposition ut Phia-
delphs comprising varied and cb assortment OF Tapes
tries ancient modern Embrodcres Curtains, Furni-
ture Covers EN- bruidered with silk and gold cloth
Carnes Hair silks aud Linen Persian and Algerian Rugs,
Morocco and Cashmere Carpets Ancient weapons, dsmas.
uniueI and nIad gold and silver; Antique Bronzes,
rnameed and engraved; Jewelry &c &C., TO be sold NJ
auction Tuesday, April .. at O'Clock y. ".
TDULr,s HEAD STABLES WILLIAM kESNELLY,
Id lcrtns Auctoneer will sell ut auction, Thursday
April 1877 " o'clock. at the Exchange salssrooni No
III Broadway valuable Proper: Nos les and 100 East
pain st. between Sd and Lesine avs now used rs sales
stables large Lots, 26xss9 Maps VI auctcheers once,
Sk Pine ~.
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4
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 5. AT l0h O'CLOCK,
at our salesroom, 81 Nassau ST.,
CONTINUATION OF THE SALE OF FINE SECOND
baud Furniture. by Herter Bros and others
SUPERB SOLID ROSEWOOD AND BLACK VAL
nut Parlor Dining Room Bedroom Furniture, Hat
stands gilt Pier Mirrors velvet BRUSSELS ana ingram Car
pets, Chinawa are Glassware Ocloths. ,,,n.n,r,
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY BUREAUS. SECRETARIES,
the feather Beds hair Mattresses and other Bedding Lace
Curtains Cornces. Shades and Window Lsmbrequins o
ice Desks. Ratings. Chairs ana Partitions Also me
superb Oil Painting "The sleepng Magdalen." 7x4
feet; a superb do '.The Sacrifice Sx6 feet.
Phean 4-pocket Billiard Table
PARTIES WISHING TO PURCHASE ANTIQUE FUR
nure, Articles Of vru, &c. would do well to attend our
PxRriscULAR ATTENTION GIVEN, TO OUTDOOR
TUNlS JOHNSON. Auctioneer 81 NASSAU st.
A IMPORTANT ART SALE
"A The Messrs LEAvITT, Auctioneers.
Without
1t the Art Rooms No SIT broadway, TUESDAa afternoon
April 3, vt o'clock and now on exhibition,
scULPTURE.
An important collection Of Marbles by r. H. Park E. D.
Palmer, Torni. Launt Thompson
CLASSICAL VASES.
superb collection OF Classical Vases, executed In Italy
expressly for the Centennial Exhibition OF lS76-Greco
Barocco and CinqneCcnio styles in BardrlioCa
And stone being tho finest as well rs the best speci
executed for any exposition
Representing the highest development Of italian sculp-
turnl art. r--Commerc
"Nothng like these to Philadelphia by other
eountry In Europeuniquc delicate aud
Post
-. :, :. "a. =
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FURNITURE.
-BuY OF THE MANUFAcTURER1 AND SAVE THE

Goods sold On weekly monthly payments
Having better facilities for manufacturing good furn
ture OF guaranteed description. least 25 cent
cheaper than house In tho city my list Of
pr
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T)ICHARD WALrkRs' SONS, ACCTIONEERS,
IL salesroom ~ East Broadway,
will give their personal attention TO sales OF Household
Furniture private residence vt salcsroom charges
moderate quick and satisfaction guaraneei goods
taken storage and cash advanced established 20 years.
best references
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24

HooDLUM BOYS. There are many
empty houses now in Phoebe, and the
owners can not always be on the lookout
for them, in consequence of which hood
lum boys are in the habit of breaking the
glass in the windows, entering the houses,
tearing off the locks of doors and destroy
ing things generally. Many complaints
have been made in regard to this, SO that
the officers have taken hold of the matter,
and intend to lock up every offender.
Parents would do well TO take notice of
this fact and look out for their children.
Yesterday three were caught in the act by
the agent for the premises, who was so
exasperated that he administered little
"aduice" to them, and we venture to say
that they will not repeat the same for
some time.
Cock FIoHT.-A fight between white
and grey rooster occurred on Main street
opposite Lacour yesterday morning.
which was contested very lively for sew
eral minutes. The grey finally drove off
his antagonist This is the first of these
affairs We have seen since the lively
times in Phoebe, and must surely indi-
cate return to the same.
BULLION ARRIVING the Salt Lake
stage which arrived on Wednesday morn
ing last, there came another shipment of
bullion from the Leeds mill at Silver
Reef. This makes a total shipment of
sixteen bars since the 9th inst, which ia
q pretty fair showing for new mining
camp.
A RUNoR was current in town last even.
ing that a dispatch had been received to
the effect that Captain Gibson, form
erly Of Phoebe, bad died near Silver
Reef, Utah, at two O'Clock in the after.
noon.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. -The public schools
Of Phoebe were closed on Thursday
morning in honor of the anniversary of
Washington's Birthday, and are not to
reopen until Monday morning.
RAIN. - Phoebe was visited with a
| shower of rain yesterday.
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A message was then sent to the Senate
that the House was ready to meet that
body in joint convention.
The session OF the Senate was resumed
at 10 O'Clock, but no business was done
Mt 1880 O'Clock. Notice was received
from the House that it was ready to meet
the Senate in joint convention, and the
Senate then repaired to the House OF
Repre- sentatives.
When Michigan was reached in the
count of the electoral vote Tucker OBJ
jected to counting the vote OF D. L..
Crossman. Republican Elector, claiming
that Crossman had not been duly ap-
pointed. e ffatf an t't
In discussion In the Senate upon the
ineligibility of Crossman, Bayard. Stew
enson, Maxey and other Democratic
Senators, agreed that the evidence of
disqualification was not sufficient and
they would favor the counting Of the vote
for Hayes.
The Senate, after discussion, by a
unanimous vote. decided that the vote Of
Crossman, the Michigan Eleotor, should
be counted. Notwithstanding the objsc.
ton made thereto.
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THE LENTEN FAST.
RerulntiOns for It's Observance
Throughout this Diocese.

Bishop O'Copnel. OF the Roman Cath
Ollie Diocese of Marysville. TO which this
parish belongs. has issued the following
Lenten regulations:
Pastors and assistant pastors through
ont this Diocese are hereby authorized
to dispense from the fast in Lent, in par
ticular and urgent cases.
1. All the faithful who have completed
their twenty-6rsr year. are, unless legiti-
mateIy dispensed, bound to observe the
fast of Lent.
9. They are to make only one meal a
day, excepting Sunday.
8. The meal taken on fact days il not
to be taken until about noon
4. At the meal, if on any day per-
mission should be granted for eating
flesh, both flesh and fish are not to be
used at the same time, even in the way
of seasoning.
s. A small refreshment, commonly
called COLLATION., is allowed in the even
ing; no general rule as to the quantity of
food permitted at this time ia or can be
made: but the practice of the most regu.
lar Christians H. never to let it excel the
fourth part of an ordinary meal.
6. The quality Of food allowed at Q
collation. is, in this diocese, bread, but
ter, cheese, all kinds of fruits. salads,
vegetables, and small fish. Eggs and
oysters are prohibited.
7. General usage has made it lawful
to drink in the morning some warm
liquid, such as tea, coffee, or thin choco.
late made with water.
8. Necessity and custom have author.
lied the use OF lard instead of butter in
preparing fish. vegetables, etc.
Q. The following persons are ex-
empted from the obligations of fasting:
Young persons under twenty-one years
of age, the sick, nursing women, those
who, through weakness, can not fast
without prejudice to their health.
10. By dispensation, the use of flesh
will be allowed at any time on Sundays,
and once day on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays, with the exception of Holy
Thursday and Saturdays, except the
first and last Saturdays in Lent and Sat-
urday in Ember week.
IL. Persons dispensed from the obi
CATION OF fasting on account of tender
or advanced age, or hard labor, may use
meat at every meal on days on which
its use is granted by dspensation.
Others dispensed from the fast from
other causes. as we'll as those who are
obliged to fast are permitted to use meat
only at one meal. .....
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DEPosED QUEENS.
Beautiful Women that No Longer
Rule in Warrington.

From the independently
One year ago Mrs. Beiknap was the
toast. Every night and every morning
We read anew of the brightness of her
face, the marvels OF her dresses, the num-
Der of her shoes. She read 81 much
about the splendors OF her beauty and
the wonders of her toilet that she grew
to believe herself to be little above any
of her earthly sisters. In three years
she was utterly transformed from q
gentle, subdued- blocking widow to an
airy, supercilious woman of fashion.
When Senator Cbristiancy married q
little girl who counted scrip in the Treas
ury, the society ''leaders" met and de-
bated whether they should receive her or
not. She entered their enchanted circle
as by fire. She was by no means unani-
mouhly received, nor in any way warmly
welcomed. Nobody tabooed her so posi-
lively and utterly as Mrs. Belknap. She.
the daughter of a country doctor, was
not willing to receive on equal terms the
little Counters" of Scrip" suddenly
elevated to the dignity of Senator's
wife. That was but one year ago.
Yet already we have ceased altogether
to hear Of Mrs. Belknap's dresses. She
lives at the Arlington, and no doubt
keeps still her near personal friends. but
she is no longer the fashion. Nobody
cares whether her shoes are ones or tens.
just the same gay throng rolls up to
the door of the Secretary OF War; but
his name is Don Cameron. He has a
daughter, tall, strong and beautiful. She
now is the toast. SO also is the daughter
in-law of the Attorney General. the bride
of week. She is blonde Of blondes
blue.eyed and lovely in an azure dress
The whole world Of fashion is rushing to
gaze upon her at the Ebbitt House
Every week we read that the most beauti
full receptions of the season are those Of
Mrs. Taft.
II seems but yesterday that the whole
world was flowing into the house of tht
Attorney General whose name was vii
liams. What sumptuous feasts wer,
those in the new house into which tn,
beautiful woman had put her very life
Amid costly hangings and azure SAITH
furniture, dressed like Peri, this beau
tiful sultans stirred her famous and frag
rant "ponch" for the feasting and dane
ing crowds who packed her house. Sh
stirs 1t still, no doubt. for her individual
friends: but the crowds for the Attorns
Generals all rush to the Ebbitt House
and Mrs. Taft answers just as we'll a
Mrs. Williams, the beautiful. albeit sh
stirs no toddy.
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FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. Q. Poujads's, Meadow VAL
ley street. '@ IF.
just received a lot OF fresh oysters. to be
sold for 50 per can. #
BEST brands of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujade's. 'r''ii s,'it.YrlN 1T q
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. r. Alsxan-
der's Drug Store.
CHEEsE.--Fresh White River cheese
just received at T. @. Poujads's.
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EUREKA \.
AND
PALISADE
RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
GREAT REDUCTION
RATES OF FREIGHT!
sHORTEsT AND QUICKEsT nOUTu
TO PIOCHE, se n'
VIA EUREKA AND PALISADE n. h.
AND FAST FREICHT TEAMS.

Rates payable Id Unitsd Htstss gold
us coin or Its equivalent.
All Consignments Of Goods Forwarded with
Promptness and Dispatch. No Forwarding
or Commission Charges. W.
Mark Goods Care ssE. 4 r. b. H."
All Liquors and Liquids will b transported
only at the owners risk Of leakage.
On and after May LIST and until Ne
vsmber LIST, 1876, Rates On all First.Clsss
Freight from Palisads to Phoebe will b Thrss
(s) Gents per Pound. including transfer At Psl.
isade and Eureka. @ iiips o# 4
% taon w. q. GRIFFIN. Mt
sl8-tf eQ mt45i~E siH Agent.