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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05
VOLUME XXVH.-NU UMBER II.


NEw YoRx, September 4.-Flour--It buy
eH' favor with limited export home tr.1in
denland; supcrfne State and western y =, o..
8 30; common TO good 4 00a4 80; good !.
choice 4 S5a5 90; white wheat extra lOa5 %
extra Ohio Coal so; 81. Louis 01aG %; MI
neSota patent process at 0 26as so. wheat
Declined lake, foreign advice pntayora1is
nngraded red 9sCal llIJi, M. 8 red osal Wy
No. /, l lial II y, s.eamcr No. 9 2red do or
al 0s, ungraded ami er la ! IS, No. 2anGer
los 1.2al w IL, ungniueu VIII te l ltel ~ No.
white Lin Y, No. do 1ial Is IL kyn
Firm: No. 1 Milwaukee B3 l'2c. harley
Nominal. Malt-Quiet but firm. Corn-QuleE
but firm; ungraded at 47a505{c, steamer 4sI
49ISc, No. 2 at 50Ilc, No. 9 white 81 i11Saao 5Sc;
steamer ye |, " 81 1.2c. Oats Less &C c
scarcely so strong; rejected 25a9Uc, NO. = ae
&c, do white 2sc, No. 2 at E03taSlc, do wllil.'
80 5zaSi Nc. mixed western 2aSSc, white ives
ern 2SISaS7c. Hay-Firm; prime and Others
dull and heavy. Hops-unchanged. Coffee
Sugar-Firm; fair to good refining
7<a7Nc. Molasses-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Nomlnal at 81 1912. l.a-.e4
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Saauch business has been transacted
suGrthe present term OF the U. S.
RsHH Court, and in the absence OF all
dSisntat some Of the legal fraternity
va, IT'S aid, on the qui rire during the
Sty or two over a possible denoue.
eesa Court between His Honor, Judge
,estse, . lnd lawyer James NJ. Mason, of
's'ss'u county. 1t seems that several
nuns 40 the Judge granted an injunc.
a'ialaS Mason, who had bought, BY
Iae' ferry righ, over the Shenan.
~ Ave', near lIarler's Ferry, claimed
g@ United States, and which the Uni
Sa,e' bad exeriscd for many years,
.S'a'Eh'hey had afterwards neglected
'a''!', 9 n for a number of years.
,ae United States came into Court Sow
. months ago and prayed for an iniunc.
y lsaiRS Mason, restraining him from
Huaas the ferry, which injunction was
paaad BY Judge Jackson. This act upon
y aSOtthe Judge seems to have stirred
s.t' r"1'n % severe criticism, aud he be-
y IlSIi to the newspapers, and also
~ 4N brief, which he filed in the
- iaa which is supposed to have re.
sS a upon the Judge to such mn extent
-, ssou 'o' the discipline in such cases
s And Provided. Here, for instance,
s'-, !. " The passages in the brief that
N " call for rule against Mason:
ssl%i.sl ~ sa'e made by the bill is extremely
tsSHs !. TO those who have taken the
,,r ;,,s v examine the statute, and In.
| i s,s.. -S 'he principles OF law applicable
tSisI n OF this character, One would
| pNiiss.Si S counsel for the United States
| &s CS1,,t Ct . us conduct upon the idea that
taacdis"',N would award this harsh and ex.
| sSSSSiy wit linjunctionj Iritiout tren
sSt.S 5.S @u-G thing which has never
b Sb.S 'Te. No, not even in that dark
IiatsJ ,.ne James IL told the Judges he
Nan y we've V Y lawyers for his judges who
llses ,n.,. Dl The kings mind" The Chief
M In, tS"etei, N., You may find twelve
| Aibl w hOt Twelve LilrusrS hocnUso .hi.
assI y. II which none a, can 1 give but sl, an
q. ,,' a4'a to tell just what is meant by
as aase =. employed in the above OK.
| s,..oS.I ssyI The Court, and some Of the legnl
/ a,a...y Construed i, to be Of such
Ia s' "a as to call for disciplinary atten
|s,.,s.asd' and 50, in like manner, the follow
,sssr.'.t IN the brief was construed a,
da. e.. oa upon the character and disnit,
,sSSasl to establsS op%rs or WerS as S NM hn
asS h. s' .,.,a.. authorized 10 disregard ant
I plaiS S.S;S,i;alntes .,;,;a Of the State, Il woait
siCOGrt i !, ,lsS ny, oithe fact that We ar
ia, H. ,'S.tSlll Slll perplex those who rep
'eu states TO explain how
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POLITICAL.

MACON, Ca, September 4.-The Demo
Gratis have renominated James H. Blount
for Congress.
BRooEHAvES, September A. Charles E
Hooker was renominated In the Fifth Con.
gressional District.
RIcHMoND, September Al. Randolph
Tucker was renominated by the Conserva.
tvs OF the Sixth Dl tr'ct. t,
EAsroS, Mp., September Al. N.
Eeary was nominated for Congress by the
Democrats OF the First District. f.
b ST. LOUIS, September 4. The Green
hackers Of the Seventh District, this State,
nominated Jos. A, Boyd for Congress.
MACON, Ga, September 4. The Demo-
crats OF the Third Congressional District
have renominated General Phil. Cook.
MILwAuEEE, September A. Hon. Gabe
Gouck was renominated to-day by the
Democrats Of the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict.. ~
EINIRA, September 4. = The Green.
hackers OF the Twenty-ninth Congress
sional District have nominated Ralph
Beaumont. ~
LEAvESwoRTH, ,September4.-The Demo
Gratis in the First District in convention
here to-day nominated Judge X. Mcclure
for Congress.
VASDALrA, ILL.,, September 4. The Con-
gressional Democratic Convention OF the
Sixteenth District nominated WA. Sparks
for Congress. Il.
TRENTON, n. j., September i'm the
Second Congressional District the Green.
hackers nominated Hezekiah B. Smith
and the Prohibitionists c. II. Baker.
LRAvESwoRrn, rs, September 4.-The
Democn tic State Convention was called to
order at l0A. ". +. G. Doss was appointed
Chairman. After the appoint
ment Of several committees the Conven.
tion took recess.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE Repub-
licans made nominations for Congress
to-day rs follows: Third District, Robert |
Turner; Fourth District, j. c. Holland;
Fifth District, ]. Parran Crane. Turner
and Holland were previously nominated
by the Independent Republicans.
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1pr reduction OF the National debt du'
u, lps.., was G,475,5H. Another call
ttl0 6per rrniJ bonds appears in this
nopipss dispatches, Thus it is that the
i,sss on the debt is being rapidly pared
AVN from 6 per cent to 1 per cent, and
a. principal gradually paid of. Since
A, IN, Of the war the debt has been re.
j,,.l,bou, $iaO,WO.OOO, and the amount
Iis,,eShaslrc reduced from Sl4S, 49,
@sl to last year $97,l24,5ll IS. Sup
N. re st the greenbark furor started
,,,iu. bow last will We succeed in ex-
S,uEal lper cent bonds for 9 per cents?
b, ..crs us, We forgot; the debt is to
h nd of with grccnbacks, say two thou.
nd millions, and that process will oil
s9rs avoid the necessity OF exchanging
s.a Allthat is needed is Nasby's "On.
nid Tns, Company" and a few fast
Eatnc presses.
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, e,,,ps,tL rIeIct in ohio County.

bfttnpaFh i"h't SIS OS
Llbet Wells has been little slow in
ran,ht greenbaCk forces into line in
ts sunty, and even at this late day we
pdsh.t, is the Executive Committee,
riwa Convention Of the party, that
taasle thecounty nominations recorded
aOu bal columns. This savors q little
4 nlhine politics, and reads some
Vi. iher the fashion OF the Wcllsburg
nRtnsthe other DAY, and really looks as
Hhe reenback refOrmers had been re-
TsAd from theOld time Ward politicians.
ll-rebm" means the gathering together
dIhE men after night, in place so en-
thy bill from the public that even the
HlINed rpOHeBcNnno find them, and
&srr, nomination Of a ticket by half
t#a men, then indeed is the reform"
diWy peculiar anil suspicious quality.
TtGneabaCkeBare fond Ofdenouncing
Soh parties for this sort Of thing. They
lRboastel that their organization is q
Ndsprure in politics; that it is pre-
saentIy Oithe people and for the peo-
iadhas no set up" or "cut and dried"
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Chicago Cattle Market.
seaso e"ssse
tcAGo. September 4.-The Drovcrs' Jour

CHICAGO September 1.-THE Droycrs' Jour
nal reports
Market opened steady for Philadelphias hut
soon declined; sales at 81 40a4 60; B0stOns ut
81 2oai 80, good light 81 l5a4 q, mixed and
rough nominal. ,l,~
C1TTLE-R Receipts SO, shipments $50. Mar
ket easy but fairly active at old rates; ship
ping steers at 81 l0a5 IS; butchers steady;
cows . 270a4 90; good steers l0a3 80; western
cattle firm at 3 2Oa4 10; Texans quiet and ull-
changed at 81 50aS 90. lax. ..ti III,
SHEIp-Receipt 1000. Some export de-
mand at IS 0oa5 Is; butchers grades Iuictat
8 C4la3 40 tH.'
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Arre.t or ola rnmm.nx RInr,,er..

NEW YoRK, September 4.--William G.
Rogers and J. Jarvis Jones, stationers,
have been arrested in suits began by the
city TO recover nearly one million dollars
paid during the reign OF the old Tammany
ring upon alleged fraudulent warrants.
Bail has been fixed ut two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. The defendants
have claims against the city which have
been auditedfor about two million dollars.
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CixCISSATi,Scptcmter -Cotton-DuIl and
unchanged at ll1E. Flour-Dull and unchang-
ed. Wheat-Dull, weak and lower rcd and am.
Der s0a95c; white 9Ol97c Corn-ln fair de.
mand hut at lower rates at 4lui3c. 0ats-ln
good demand at 20a2Gc. Ryc-In fair de.
mAnd at 4sa53c. Barley-In good demand
and steady; No. 9 fall at 81 02al 05. Pork
Dull at $40 90 asked. Lard-In fair demand
but at lower ntcs; current make % %; kettle
jobbing saS l-2c. Bulk McatA-Dull and
dropping at 4ka5jfaGISc. Bacon-Dull and
prices q shade lower at 81 a5sssa855 55sa87
Butter-Steady and in fair demand; fancy
creamery 2Sa2lc; choice Western Reserve Ita
lie. Linseed ou-Strongcra at 65a57c. Whisky
Strong and active at 81 O6
HO0s-Dull and lower; common g 0oa3 50
light 0oas 90; packing 5 70af 90; butchers
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TnIaIn

ToLEDo, September 4.-wHxAr-Dull, weak
and lower; amber Michigan SPOT 9GKc; sell
eE September and October 90 Nc; No. 2Amber
e6e; No.l red wintefi9Dc; No. ? do spot 90I+c
seller September 06c seller October 03Itc; No.
2 red 92c; rejected Wabash sSc; western am
No. 3 4Cc; No. , white AVE; rejected IS &c
damaged 39I<c. Oats Dull; No. 2 spot and
seller September 22I1c; seller October q Iie;
Mchlgau &c,
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oYFIcE or MARYLAND LIVE srocK SCALES,
Monday, September 2, 1873.
RHcRIPTS FOR TIIE WEEK. ~
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SASpusxY, September 4.-Wm. Taylor,
the colored man who Is supposed TO have
murdered white girl, named Alice Nc
Donnell. was taken from the Sheriff this
evening and hung by o mob TO . lamp
found in field, few miles from this city
and the prisoner started under escort OF
the Sheriff for Morwalk, but the mob
brought him back to this city, and after
being brutally treated was hung. The au-
thorities were utterly incapable Of manag-
Ing the mob or doing their duty. The de-
cent citizens feel the disgrace which the
mob has brought upon the city,
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MURDERED FOR MONEY.

An old man named Wilson, residing in
the Wallowa Valley, was recently mur.
dered while on hunting expedition. His
head and limbs were cut off and the re.
mains otherwise mutilated, evidently to
throw suspicion on the Indians, but vii.
sons brother-in.law, Joseph Coffman, has
been arrested for the crime. The evidence
against him is almost conclusive, The OBJ.
ject was robbery.
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Neu Orleans

New ORLEANS, September 4.-Coffec- Quiet;
jobbing ordinary TO prime ut l4J1alsltc, gold.
Sugar-In fair demand; jobbing, good COM
mon 7Izc; good fair to fully fair 7s4asAc;
prime s 1zc;yellow clarified o1sa9Ac. Molas-
mand: ordinary to choice 5a0Itc. J..T n .tj,..
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t,o,J p,yr, didn'tsec his way clear to
Wi ", in Congress through a Greenback
i.,,ion and hence declined. John is
',-r,' .,r,r, ready to run rs an Independent
~. ..ai,,e when the way opens, as in 1872,
S..., ' o,ber time, he is Il straightout Dem
WI, ", Our opinion is that he missed his
s'..s,Dce S@,t on Tuesday TO run for Congress
!. a. indefinite period. II the Green
s.,t,r y ever occupy the land they will re-
'..rb.,,hat John refused to bear ebur-
=, . ,,j heat Of the day in their cause,
-, - Tble protesting to be sound in their
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W1sHiSGToS; September 5-l'A. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
partly cloudy weather, notthefly winds
becoming variable, nearly stationary pres
sure and temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, warmer
and partly cloudy weather, occasional
rain, followed by clearing weather, yaria.
bic winds and nearly stationary.
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NEw YoRx, September 4,-The' jobbing
trade active and business only modcrate with
package houses. Cotton goods steady at
unchanged prices; leading makes in light
supply. Prints in moderate request Dress
woolens sldgHish. Foreign goods doing fairly.
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q, = NJ A1xrSsoS, of the T'riadelphia
y - va, nominated for County Com
! \ 't"T ;,nsr from that district by II meeting
S.s.'nhlican, on Tuesday evening last.
. a''I lonin.,ion isa good one. Mr.. At
I.,. u. a tjr.,elass man. as his father.
la1r - S.lore him, and will make a good
~ ,t.,oi,he Board Il elected, as We trust
''u ir,s +.
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NEw YoRK, September i.-A suit has
been entered against Alfred 4 Young TO
recover $i27, 900 for alleged fraud IN,
weights on importations OF sugars, and
against Durant / Durant TO recover S61,-
O0O as penalties for alleged improper
classifications on imported goods.
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DETROIT, September 1.-THE Detroit &
Milwaukee Railroad was to-day sold to the
Great Western Railroad, OF Canada, tor
three million five hundred thousand, dol
lars. The road will at once be. placed ina
condition second 70 none in the country.
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cAIRo GRowING uNEAsY.

CAIRO. September 4.-The Board Of
Health last night adopted resolution
that no steamer or either Of the Southern
railroads be permitted to bring into the
city any passengers who cannot show GER
tifcates that they have not been in the
fever infected district within thirty days.
No skiits will be permitted to land except
under similar restrictions. Not case OF
yellow feverhere yet, though considerable
Is manifested since the report
OF the fever at Hickman.
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REVENUE TAXES.

Commissioner Baum informed the Sec.
retary Of the Treasury that the Internal
Revenue tax collections for the fiscal year
ending June 30 last were Sl04, III ,4& ac-
counted for and $3.50 unaccounted for.
The deficiency will be made good by the
defaulters or their bondsmen.
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NEw YoRK, September 4.-Arriyed:
Steamer Elysia, from Londoni St. Laurent,
ouEEss1owS, September 4.-Arrivcd:
Bohemian, from Boston.
San FRANCISCO, September 4.-Cleared:
British ships Alexander Yeats, Thomas
Bell and Corolla, for Queenstown; Dale,
Cork.
Ponr EAps, September 4.-Arrived:
Steamship Beaverlick, from Cadiff. No
departures. e
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NEWARK, N. j., September Ask hun.
dred employees OF the leather firm here
denounce Dennis Kearney in speech and
resolutions. .7.. 81. .-..
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GovEaSNESrs-Firm. D.N".w
RAlLRoAD Doyps-slrong and hlgller.

bTATE BONbs-tlueI uNN sttuNy.
SToCRs-The market was strong with ad-
yancing prices until just before the close,
when there was decline from the highest
point OF from Ia% per. cent. The upward
movement was most marked In c. c. c. & l.,
Hannibal & ST. Joe, New York Central and
Chicago Burlington & Quincy.
Transactions aggregated l1S,0O0 shares, Of
which 10000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern common, 1900 preferred
Il, 900 st. Paul common, 5000 preferred, 9, 900
Lackawanna, 800 iianibal & st. JOE, 200
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WARRINGTON.


wAsursoroS, D. c., September A. The
Secretary Of the Treasury will to-day issue
a call for the redemption OF 5000, 900 Of
$40 bonds Of '65 and consols OF '65. The
cali will be for $2,000,000 OF coupon
and $30O0,000 Of registered bonds. Sub
scriptions to the per cent. loan to-day
amounted 70 S132. 100.
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Two nuadred and seven,y.nve Miles IN
Beyenty.nte Hours.

PRoy1DEycE, September This even.
ing Daniel o'Leary began walk Of two
hundred and seventy.tive miles In seven
ty.fve hours. The Mayor gave the word
Igo
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HARRisBuRo, Pa, September 4.-The
Board Of Pardons this morning refused to
recommend cummutation OF the death
sentence TO imprisonment for life in the
case oi Jack Rehoe, q Mollie Mcguire,
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lhs 1nteIIigstrfer.

=. -Ir,lY<E's cremation ideas are as
~, ~ themselves just at this time in
unphis. -"
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NEw YoRx, September 4.-MoSEY-Market
easy at Jza2 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 3I1a5 per cent. Customs receipts $i66-
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbuned 1921.
900. Clearings $4,000. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills, 4,sS; sight exchange on New
York ASH. IT,. t-
GoLp-0pened at l0o1f and closed at l005s.
Carrying rates Ilal per cent. Borrowing rates
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

when and where they acquired ferry
franchise In 1860. II Il were possible 10
imagine such o thing, suppose Judge
were. determingd to decide this case, right
orwrong, in favor Of the United States,
would he not be somewhat embarrassed
were he required to give his rea;op in tpri..
fngf Lord Bacon says, IT Is the duty OF q
judgeto hear and determine trih reason, be-.
cause he should not only determine right
ly, but his reasons should suffice 10 sus-
tain the wisdom Of the law;' and a pro-
found thinker has remarked, that Charles
would have escaped the block, II judges
had been required to write out and publish
every opinion in favor Of the crown and
against the subject" VI
After the opening Of Court yesterday
R. G. Barr, ESQ.,, on behalf OF
Mr.. Mason, arose and asked leave to with.
draw the brief containing the above ex.
tracts, with a view Of expurging the often
siye language therein employed. He also
fled paper on behalf Of Mason disclaim.
ing in explicit terms any intention or de-
sire to be even discourteous to Judge
Jackson, and thus the expected denoue-
nent passed away like a threatening cloud
md peace reigned In Warsaw.
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NHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared to make careful and comu,s,.
analyses Of Iron Ores, LimestoneA MiIenI
Waters etc. VI. rs ! :,
LABORATORY, Con. 2iTH AND CH4pnsE sts.
ials WHEELING, W. va, - ~
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rosruASrER REMOVED.

Chauncy r. Tilley, Postmaster at St.
Louis, was to-day removed, and Samuel
HAYS appointed. The President decided
upon the change before leaving for the
Northwest. 'Ti q ''A9
SECRETARY SHERMAN or TIIE TRADE DOLLAR.
Secretary Sherman has addressed a long
and interesting letter to 0. ii. Booth, OF
Mansfield, Ohio, concerning the issue of
the trade dollar and the present deprecia-
tion in It's value. Upon the latter point
he says: At no time, and on no account,
have they ever been received or paid out
by the Treasury, and It Is cause OF re.
gret that so many OF our people should
have accepted them at full value, thus en-
culation at considerable profit. Under
date OF July 25, 1875 the director Of the
mint published tables, from which the
value OF coins can be ascertained. He
does not advise any one to dispose Of them
at such rates. As early as August q, 1876,
the Department informed an enquirer that
the Trade dollar had only bullion value,
and this information has been repeated
scores OF times and published in the press
throughout the country to avoid the labor
Of preparing manuscript letters. The Di.
rector OF the Mint embodied the iniorma.
ton in circular, adding thereto tables for
the computation OF such value. There was
no new decision involved In the circular,
though possibly It's publication may have
hastened depreciation OF the coins to their
true value, an event which was inevitable
and could not have been much longer de.
tavad
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wAarrxeroS, D. c., September A. The
President has appointed Hon. s. Newton
Pettis, Of Pennsylvania, Minister Resi-.
dent and Consul General at Bolivia.
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RELIEF FUND.
PROM PITTSBURGH.

PlrrsBrncm, September 1.-THE contri-
buttons in this city to date for the yellow
fever sufferers exceeds Sl4 600, and tile Re
lief Committee reports subscriptions stead
ily coming in: Three car loads Of proyi-
sions were also shipped to-day. .....
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The market has been active this wrek At tho
prices ruling last week, ALL or nearly all Of lie
best stock. whether Sheep or Lambs, being
taken by Eastern buyers. We quote butcher
Sheep Gt 4a5Ifc; stock ewes q 60aS 90 AMI
stock wethers 81 I[a3Nc The quality was NOT
as good as last week, the majority being stock
Sheep. rls IT
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your aid in view Of heavy drain upon onr
resources. We have concluded to accept
ali the donations that our brethren may,
in their generosity, send to Us. BY order
OF Committee. MARCUS JONES, Prtst.
l.. D. Burr, tSe'y. 'Nis
To he Brothers Of he A. o. u W..
Pestilence and death now stalks abroad
over our fair city. Brothers aud their
families are in great distress. Many have
nothing, and their wives and little ones
are suffering. Many have died leaving
helpless orphans. Many now are sick,
and but few brothers are, left to walt on
them, and those few, noble and daring
ones Us they are cannot stand much long
er. Our means are very limited and our
officers are all gone. Shall our appeal be
ia vain? Brothers to the rescue. Some.
few haveresponded freely. Thanks to the
generous brotherhood. The Relief Com
mittee now organized consists Of G. Mum
dinger, President; s. A. Taylor, Treasurer;
G. E. Tate, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

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