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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-07
Gnsart SaLsm.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In The County Court of Ohio County.
c. Auliman 4 Go.

vs.
George c. McCollOCh, Lizzie NJ McCollOCh, his wife,
Sarah J. McColloch, +. G. IIilIrcth, Trustee Com
mercial Bank, George H. Caldwell, Trustee. Ivy
MCColloch, and George Hook and Charles +. W.
schrader, partLersas Nook Schradcr. In Chancery.
BY virtue Of decree entered In the above en- tiled
cause on tho 9Th day Of October A. D. 1875 Is re-
terred TO the undersigned Commissioner Of raid Court
10 report an account showing
First The respective interests 81 George c. McCo-
loch and Sarah j. MCCOllOch In the real estate In the
papers In this cause mentioned.
Second. The various liens the said real estate to-
gether with the amounts and prioriiies thereof.
Third. Amy other facts deemed pertinent by the
Commissioner, required by any party In interest,
By the terms Of said decree the publication Of this
notice week for four successive weeks shall 10
equivalent TO personal service 0f notice upon tho par
ties 10 this suit.
Notice Is hereby given that have fixed Saturday,
The 10th day OF November 1873, atg o'clock a. NJ, as
the time, and my Office, No. I?22 Chapllne street, In
the city 81 Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, as
the place for ascertanng and Statng the account Ie
qured by said decree u. ". C0wDES,
Commissioner Of the County Court Of Ohio Co.. VIVA.
T.J. lIrGrS, Sol. for PHI OC2I-Th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-07

NOTICE.

N
Having disposed Of the entire interest Of tho estate
Of J, H. StAlnan, deceased In the business, stock In
trade fixtures and ECOd will Of the late Tm Of j. H.
StanAn 4 Go. 10 7, G. Motih, the surviving partner
Of aald late arm, all persons knowing themselves 10
ba indebted 10 Gaid MN will please make Immediate
settlement with said I, &, MnfAt, who will hereafter
conduct tho business OI said late inn al their old
stand, No. 81 Twelfth street.
!. 7. JONES,
Administrator Of the estate Of J. II. SRllmAn decd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-07

Having purchased the stock Of my .atc partner In
The ftrn, Of j. H. StallMHn \ Co, hope 10 merit aud
respectfully solicit the liberal patronage hitherto be-
''J jyIs '" '"'' ~" T. C. MoFFAT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-07
Euzt a.1a 3Gnn.1n.

IT .OST-A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON,
~ the top Of witch has crOss, heart and anchor
inlald In black enamel The finder will confer kind
ness on tho loser by leaving Il nj this office. oC23
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-07
Ass4sss.11suts.
A CELEBRATED CASE!

Under the auspices Of MGSSrs Shook 4 Palmer Union
Square Theatre, New York,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-03
QIte errtb il IN sr

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2ano nur BEL gorurtbeilsvuaen uno llnpifsn-
BEN Mufnabme, GS III unmSsli9 3. 9. sinen
srpbsn She'll eine5 gplfs, bas feline lusilhsn
Sheen in @Olfsi9ulen uns 5rsiafaSemien ein.
sslrgsn bat su iberreben cab es niiBlia lci
BEN aUrper nit SuedIltsr gu itppfen, bic &C.
bGrme nit 9c!rqun.en un0 Salappe an rsssln
pber eas 0ebirn nit Spiaten gu betaubcn,
mabreno Gin rsines, iIteres, rirfiames tOtani>
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bilft i9 i'm gsrei9 zines Sebsn fnbst. Mlts
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fiesrei9en GissnmittclS Vlas uno altmpeil9s
Spsen uter @nteeruns ais Cit 5eilmittel lino
sana gu niate ssmadt bur9 BEN Grfola bss
srpBen grneusrnnssmittels, bas ben 9Srper
fraftiat bic Nsrsen terubist selunben Sblaf
berbsifibrt, bic Dirfunsen' Der Malarta auf'
bstt oas 8lut reinist unO bereidert, bic farre
2eber anrest uno bic 9egeln,dBigfeit oes
Stublganse5 tefIrbert.
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Ssr,, murrte 8uni@el, ia Ssr3 Iaf
uns bat Ts ME Sers sstabt- ,y
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nen, unp mer mar SaulO Sara" Au
lsltlt ,A,,
St Bite Sie, Ssrr Wunitel, lallen
@is Sere Srau rutis unb ausfuerlia iste' "
den. gs panpslt ltb um pas ssoei Sa>
rer J7inesr, Sbrsr 5tau unp Sbrer islblt.
Nter sie psrcsn slautsn, Ssrr 6riso'
tera, sas td Elm ldlsdter G)lenFd ssrpfltn
lei Dem mar nidt 70. SD mar nur Elm
unaliidlid Menfd. SD babe msin 9an'
,es Qeten lang llnsliid ssbatt nno eas
llnslud, miGsn sic, ras bat ilnmsr nsuss
unslud i'm @sfcles. Die 8rau 5ante
,Grnte mir, neil i'd bic uno ba, penn mid
Der Rummsr gar gu lebr bridts, sin 0las
gp.in metr sstruntsn babe, als mir gut
teat. @stsn Sis, 5ssr 5risotsrs. i'd bin
elmer isner Menldsn, jsner unsladltdsn,
bic nidt elm @las sertragen. 9Senn id
elm @las Dsin sstrunten babe, 10 1T eas
eet mir INNER stn unslud.
Udtrenb bisIer lsbtsn 8ebfn tatten Die
eppsn Der Grau @unldsl anasfanaen ga
,udsn unb na su bs.psssn, itr @slfdt per-
scs Eth meinsrlih, rer Munb per lp'yle
uno trut brscr. Die eintse 3slt ,prud'
aetalienen 9brdnsn fiir;!sn aus ibrsn Mu'
gen unp Fs risf luut weinerlih:
(gcrtfebuna frlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-03

Gisentbunn ertenne, bas ibr pur einisell
Wcnaten seitcblen iet. Der arme 2cus
bsrbaf. otsleid rerbeiratbet, idien bod
in ber meitlihen Scilette 5temlid uaerfab'
rem gu ieia NIB perjcs perldieosne Wfale
bic 9aaIe uno tnipperte alit ben ausen,
ais menn er iasen ,ucllte; rSb niat bod! +!
10 lab rpd!" @nolid) pertaste er bic Sies
ing sno bat ieoenfaas tei isiner 6rau
@enablin UNI aluStunft sefrast, penn in
oer atadnittasslisung entrpidelts er idcn
cine beoeutenpe &enutuib iiter Damen'
itriimpfe, unterrSde, Sdniirleiber &C. BiS
ieet bat bic lanse llnteri iuauns aber nch
nidtS meter erseten, als pab Trau 5teBez
ralD in einem ieoeueu llntertrde uno in
einem Ntlass sGcrlet perbeiratbet ,ruroe.
Da5 Yutlifum 1T nun be9ieris, tpie 2rus
berbod fd, aus aQ' bic len llnterrrden ber'
auSlpideln miro.
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beutfsb : en9tifebe SDule.

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rele treunp!itlt Gin gl!ern, melhs sensist linp,
ible &inper fabin sa 1enben, iperscn eebeten, Nas
men unb @lter Der Shller in cine 2ilte ein3utras
gen, oehe 81 oie1em 8pe fe in cem gefbaftslo~
fale Der ,Greien 9teiis' auNteet.
2ebrplan, Oebinsansen {. 10. ltub e5enbafsI6it
einsultbsg.
atsinriett Atohr.
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Dit
xdatithe Nrsic Nrtiie
srIhsint..
taaliw n,t Musnabme esp Spnutass
unb frfr'
10. 90 fur has Sabr pttr s2s 90 lef ersI
MRpnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-03

= Damen llnterbcien im YeliScises
riht. Giue Sran GuIebia 8ieseralo,
welde tiirlid in Nsu Ycrt eiue &lase uuf
Diarantenciebitabl erbcbeu bat, lieb roris
ee Wcte oaS Sau5 elmer 6rau Slider in
Gan 6ranci CO aah SeItoblenen 9lrtiteln
bnrd,iuhen unb es ,purpe Elm &cHer ben
Striinlpfeu, Wadtaden, Oanien. uuterbc,
fen, Yarfiimerie, gorIets &c. in oaS Vpli5ei.
seridt sebradt. sie beaniprudte biz
San,cn i'm Softer entbaltenen 2lrtifeln ale
ibr @tpcatbun,, nabm cine llnterbole mad
Der anoeru aus benz ScIier. le1te tie ro'
9tihter 2ouoertad uno nllAte bn auf oi,
Sp!ten. Talten uno Deli Shnitt Der al
einem Saoen 5uiamneubanSenoen Silf
ten bcs uSintenniidt' uno Yornniidt'
ufmertianL moran Te,b pie Sa4en ais If
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
AnIlllsenients.

This evening at the Grand Opera
House, Warde u Barrymore's Combina-
tlon opens in the great success of the da, +,
DIPLOMACY. There is no finer company
OF actors and actresses travelling any
where and our citizens should greet them
with full house as they so well deserve.
In speaking of the play an exchange
says The play of diplomacy" as per-
formed last night, certainly deserves the
reputation which it has 50 rapidly attain
ed. 1t possesses all those characteristics
which should relieve play from the i'm
putation of being "caviare to the general, u
while the skill with which the incidents
OF The narrative are woven together and
the different personalities are portrayed
render it worthy of careful observation
by the student of human nature. Not
truly, should such an one expect to dis.
cover any sort of moral lesson worth
mentioning in the drama, Sarduu, it is
thought, handles his morali y with that
care which will insure its perfect preserva-
ton, whatever the fate of his literary
works may be.
The acting last night was such to elicit
the enthusiastic applause of the audience
1t was marked throughout by exactness
and ease. The words spoken were giver
with praiseworthy distinctness, and some
times with what seemed to be supertluou.
| care. Signora Majorani supported the
unpleasant character of Zickd, with j.,
grace and polish of manner that can no
| tail to please, while the innocence ol
Dora was admirably simulated by Miss
Georpie Drew.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
Brief Locals.

' 0.N'ness was very brisk yester-
hya''i Of Health meets this even
a'aEn Of fire yesterday morning
.o,.I SS Tie second day of the first wint-
'%'l ,'sa.' was very light on the railroads
'1 last month.
|,tysnal tiySiyal Is now in progress at the
WINE NJ. L, church.
El,.mN S w. ~ Kennard & Co.'s new ad-
An,n a'a. 'n to-day's paper.
WITT ! fatal accident occurred on the
A, y ~. D. H. r., last evening.
boz en,, au see those life size Cravons tax
10e'ly' His prices are low.
|g,rl. aug30-tf.
.'al.,S Iae & Berrymore's combination in
"' The Opera House this even
gooi gU, ,,ic, icalldren to Sutterly's gallery
picture, SO4 Market street.
|Di Gan aug3O-tf
sle, ,ra sher, the dentist, No. 835
ap '''''s' Hills decayed teeth very
I,loys,pL.o ,ponaldson's oyster depot for
apl Fr' FS n'a,d ana gospel measure, corner
| Rev. b ;, nov. 26-tf
iga, nr' r. 100 13sok, of the Second Baptist
fAea y, yt,aciled his third anniversary
S-cond 'ppisary of the Bible Glass OF
i4lr,lann naptlst Church will ue held
p'ay evening next.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
Wilmington Markets.
mlsn TeIegraphfc Summary

Y Gladstone has made a pointed
~ against personal government and
I Afghan war.-The Afghans in the
|lir- Pass have been dislodged. At
IN, Pass the British have been re-
e,-The Ameer has made "A speech
1 t4itf,in praise ofthe Russians and
|aIe Of the British Bavaria is study
|Ees cremation Observation-Disclosures
Fagen are to be expelled from Spain.
|I,Esly is ramlfied with Mazzinian
ESallns.-The Duke of'Cumberland
p PanceSs Thyra, of Denmark,
lls married. in about three weeks-It
F1iEusian, not the British, council of
|niscusslng the question ofa tax on
E1'Gan cotton imports-There are
'i''cen thousand cotton operatives
eliAe Oldham (Eng,) district-Wbile
2saHan Premier Tisza was speaking
fa'l Saturday night, bomb was ex-
Id eatho staircase of the hall.-A
Acd'American commercial meeting
4 1eli in the circus of the Chaml 5
l'rr Paris Yesterday,
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
Peninsula Items.

VIM. Ellegood, Esq, OF Lewis DEL,
died at his residence, of pneumonia Oh
Wednesday night, aged SO years.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Dover NJ. L. Church was held Saturday
evening. Yesterday, Presiding Elder
Quigg preached.
Joseph Thompson, the working mans
friend and would-be greenback Office
holder will lecture in Chesterto Sn OH the
tenth of December.
Sheriff Ellis, ofSussex county, took the
oath of office last week, and his first
official act Was to appoint John L. Adams,
of Georgetown, his deputy.
The James X. Burnite, sloop that has
been undergoing repairs for some time
past will in day or two, slide from the
ways, almost as good as new.
Hon. B. T. Bggs has been in Queen
Anne's county, this week experimenting
the p anting of several peach orchards on
his farms, TO the number of 1000 trees.
Robert Emory, colored m IN living
near Masseys was found dead from heart
disease last Monday, in an ox-cart in
which he was engaged in hauling wood.
The Kent county division OF The u. A.
& X. Co., r. K. under the management
of Fred. Gerker, Esq, offers to deliver
wheat in Baltimore for cents per bushel.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Teachers Institu'e, of Sussex coun y,
will be held in Lewis, on Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Dec. 4th
9th, 9 Ii and 7th.
A swinging boom knocked James
Bridgeman of Caroline county from he
deck of the schooner Farquharson into
the chilly waters of the Chesap axe and
he was drowned.
Milford Waters the negro who pistol
ed jenkins Whaley also colored out of
xstenee in Cecil county week or so
ago has been arres ed in Spaniard's neck
Queen Anne county, Md, and removed
to Elkton Jail.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
The DOdsOn Case.

Mrs. Dodson was RI released on $1,000
bail on Saturday. c. b. Lore and Geo.
GRAY, Esqrs., it is said, have been en-
ployed to defend Mrs. Dodson, and the
Young men Vincent and Newcombe.-
The negro Jones is walking about as
carelessly as though he had not been
hurt, with bandage around his head.
His stories are now regarded as lies in
the main.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
A Fatal Accident.
a Young Man Leaps from an Express
Train and Breaks his Neck.

a Young Man Leaps from an Express
Train and Breaks his Neck.
A distressing accident occurred last
evening near Edgemoor station on the
p, w. q b. r. R., whereby young man
lost his life, the circumstances of which
are about as follows:
John Ryan, who is employed by Mr..
Alter Magear, residing near Edgemoor,
came to this city yesterday morning for
the purpose of visiting number of his
friends, and attending church. Desiring
to return home early in the evening, he
went to the depot for the purpose of
going out on the $50 train. After he
had boarded what he thought was the
accommodation train, but which was the
New York and Washington express,
which leaves this city, north, at $40, but
on this occasion the train was Al minutes
late, and hence he made the mistake.-
As the train neared Edgemoor, he found
that it was not going to stop, and as the
conductor had not reached the car in
which he was seated, he got up and went
out on the platform, and as the train
passed the station he leaped off.
As he fell his head struck the ground
Will oQCu lOICt do W DTtdk Ills HECK
As no one saw him leap from the train it
did not stop, and the body was not dis
covered until seen by the engineer of the
south bound train which reaches this
city at 7.35 p. M, lying between the two
tracks. He informed the conductor, who
had the body placed in the baggage car
and brought here, when it was placed in
the dead house. His brothers, residing
at Fifth and Spruce streets, were notified,
aud upon their request the body was
removed to their residence. The deceased
was about 25 years old and UNMARRIED
His parents reside in Ireland.
This, morning Coroner Butt summoned
jury, who, after hearing the evidence,
returned verdict that "John Ryan came
to his death, by jumping from the north
bound express train at 6.25 p. NJ, on
Sunday, December 1st, near Edgemoor.
and this jury hereby exhonera es the
railroad company, and its employees
from all blame or censure."
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

Its publication in one or two magazines,
who applied to w. for the particulars,
ana also its publication in the news pa
pers, who obtained their information
from Washington
Yours with great respect,
FRANCIS VINCENT.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
,., ea'hs for the Week.

altiIs an a', past week ten deaths occur
@ l;of ny hs as follows: Native of Ire
'slaes !, famao. u =. 3, .; adults, 3; minors,
Vet l y.ar aa'ru;ssles, as 8; whites, 8; black, i;
" \ 70 10 Ia !. !. age, y; from 20 to 80, /;
from 40 to 80, 1;from 60 to
cases 3; removed from CITY
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
ALL STREET. YESTERDAY.

WALL STREET YESTERDAY. - The
va market was active and generally
''as told opened at 1000 and adj
''fl % lOOi, at which price it closed
''A'lent bonds were firm, States
|''s aad railroads strong. Money on
Va sL'y al a 3 per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

'-LI-i the Independent Congress
\ 7fe'ei over Waddell in North
'''"4' announces tLat he is a Demo-
41i 'tiaf Inc will participate in The
'''Oe caucus, We can OCCASION
'Fp.lFe OF an "lndependent" of this
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
Conference with the Mayor.

This evening the members of Council
will meet at the Mayors office for the pur-
pose of holding conference with His
Honor in regard to the increase of the po-
lice force. The mater it is thought will
be amicably settled.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS

Mr.. Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., has just
completed the erection of A houses on
Elm street near Chestnut. The erection
OF The houses make decided improve
ment in that section of the city.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
Personal.

Mr.. Joseph Grubb, well known in
this city, is now lying very i'll at his resi-
dence on King street above Seventh.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
M A RR,TET

PYLE-sMITH.-on the 2sth inst bv
Rev. W. c. Robineon, No. SIS Welsh
street, Chester. Pa. Mr.. Geo. 8 Pyle, to
MISS Mary Ella Smith, both OF Clay
mont, Del,
LOGAN-DUNN.-On Tuesday, the eeth
or November, at ST. Peters Church, by
Rev. Rather LyOns John A. Logan and
MISS Maggie Dunn both of this city.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 2ath. Is

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Goth, 1878.
Commencing Monday, December End,
The train leaving Wilmington at O5 will
make connection at Gray's Ferry with the
80, a. m. train from West philadelphia
ior new YORK. A. f. KENNEY,
Supt.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

lndicaflOns for To-Day,

iFse Middle atlantic States, cloudy
veg iqaler, wa'm easteriy minds, full
y .'@et9r generally JoHo,oed by ris-
y 95@etor and colder wes.erly minds.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the Clerk of the City Council, in
the City Hall, until Thursday, December
9TH, 1878. at O'Clock in the evening. for
LIGHTING, E x T. q VI s II IN q,
CLEANING AND REPAIRING the
lamps OF the city of Wilmington. and
furnishing gas, Oil and all other materials
for the same, for the year 1879. The lam os
to be lighted and extinguished every night
In the year. The time for lighting and ex-
tinguishing to be furnished by the Chair
man of The Lamp Com m Ittee. Each lam
tern to be ia ken Off toe post and washed
with soap and water at least once in two
weeks. The contractor to furnish all
matches for lighting, and materials for
washing the lamps
Payments will be made monthly, with
one month's pay retained by the city, for
the faithful performance of contract, and
the work must be done to the satisfaction
of the ommittee,
Proposals will be received for the whole
city or single districts.
The Com mittee reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
PETER B. HUESTED,
no3O-5t Chairman l. amp Comm itLee.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

EOR RENT.-The second story front
l. room of the Telegraph Building, N. e.
corner of Third and Market streets it is
already furnished and suitable for a bust.
ness office. Five Loan Associations NEE I
there and pay the rent, making the room
actually free 10 The person renting it. APP
ply 10 Il. b. FRAZER,
hOv-'otf Clerk of City Council.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

INFANT ED A boy to learn the printing
w business. Apply at this office
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

OST.-A pointer pup, white, with
- brown ears, butt of tail brown, and
brown spot on side, the size OF your hand
orally rewarded by leaving him at
j. e. g RAHAM'S,
no30. 81 9th and Adams.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

DROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING. EX-
l. TINGUISHING, CLEANING AND
REPAIRING THE LAMPS OF THE
CIT OF WILMINGTON, AND
FU oNISH GAS AND OIL FOR THE
AME, FOR THE YEA X 1879
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
FIRST EDITION.
=z,.,., and Commercial.

g,tx1sGToS, Del, Dec. 2. 1873
".inck quotations FURNISHED by
L1t'' 7S ro, Clayton House Building
as,i4 .,on bel, at 12 NJ. to-day.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

"ANTED.-A small farm of 81 to 100
w acres ir New Castle County. Ad-
dress "a" this office, stating location,
price and terms.
Novembe ber 80, 187S-tf
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
SECOND EDITION
OUR COUNTY COURT.

The Dougherty WI Cdse-The Plain
tits Witnesses upon the Stand-JVas
Nom Commits Mentis?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-26
Cincinnati Live stock MARKET.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON Aug. 26.-spirits turpentine firm
at 2Sc
OswEGo. Aug. 26-wheat steady: No 1 MIL
waukee 81 II; white. 81 -. Csrn firm: High
mixed Toledo 45c; State, 44c. Oats unchanged;
mixed State. Bic.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 26.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet: No. 2red, s8c; July, 81;
August, 49, Corn steady at 37G3Sc Oats, 25(d27c
Rye, 43@4ic. Provisions steady: Bulk shoulders,
514c; clear rib sides, &C. Lard &c. Hams, 9@91ac
New ORLEANS Aug. 26 Sugar firmer at 50 Asa
60; soft rectified, 81 O1@1 06. Coffee dull and
lower: Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 prime, l.375g17c
gold; others unchanged. Gold, 1a14 per cent:
sight exchange on New York, 3-100I premium.
sterling exchange, bankers bills, "a S212.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 26.-Flour quiet: American
extra State at 23s 6d@25s. Corn unchanged. Oats,
Is Sd. Barley, 3s. Canada peas, 34s. Receipts
Wheat for the past three days, 10000 bu, Of which
1900 is American Bacon, long clear, steady at
3ls. Corn mixed dull at 24s; new mixed steady at
Us I'd, Others unchanged
PTTTsBURG, Aug. 26-Stocks limited: Carload
prices Pennsylvania and Ohio choice red $l0861
10, medium 81 05@l 0S, Southern white, choice,
81 lj amber 81 II. Corn in limited demand: ear,
yellow, choice, 4794Sc high mixed 4i@46c, yellow
shelled 4i945c, mixed 42@43c Oats heavy: white
2S@30c mixed 26927c. Rye in good supply and
nominal at 5S@6Oc.
LONDON, Aug. 26-Four UNCHANGED at 2ss.
Wheat: Arrived cargoes dull and declined about
ls CIlcdSo ioSn4os ou re'l WilIer DOS Oaillolhla
SIS, cargoes to arrive dull and lower, Chicago at
47s(047s ed, California at 53s956s. Arrival tor Or
ders light. Corn dun and heavy. Arrived car
goes of new 2Gs Cd do to arrive at 25s925s Cd. Ar
rivals for orders light.
Boston. Aug 26 Flour steady: Western supers
$3g3 50 common extras, S4Gl3 so: Wisconsin ex
triS 81 25@g5; winter wheat Ohio, indiana and
Michigan, $4 1895 Is; Illinois, $565 IS; St Lonis,
$5@5; Minnesota patent, S. 75'97 so. Corn steady,
mixed and yellow, 4S12@52c; steamer, 46tG48c.
Oats in fair demand: No. | extra white, 3ohg4lc;
No white, 35g36c; No. 3 white, 34@941ac, mixed,
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