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Thankful for the VERY LIBERAL PATRONAGE
extended to me for the past thirty years, and al
though FROM circumstances beyond my control
being compelled to retire from the market, Icheer-
fully recommend mn friends to continuation Of
their patronage to my sons. j
WIZ. IRA SMITH.
RICHMOND, May II, 1879. my 17-3t
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CATALAN d INSECT nScI, P0Wp Fd.ours-
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
FOR DESTROYING RED-BUGS.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
FOR DESTROYING FLIES.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
;. : FOR DESTROYING FLOWER INSECTS.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
80. FOR DESTROYING ANTS.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER.
FOR DESTROYING FLEAS.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
FOR DESTROYING ALL INSECTS.
The main depots are 1t corner Ninth and Main
trects nd corner Fifth and Marshal Streets Gen.
uipe put up In BOTTLES ONLY, and sold ut 10, 20,
and 80 cents per bottle. -
ii NOT sold by alI druggists and groeers. II can
be had OF Meade & Baker, A. w. Noting, g. A.
Bock j. A. Augustine, DR.. Farrar TN Rockettsl, L
II. Thomas j. Blair At wholesale by Thomas w.
Leonard, Thomas II. saunders, Purcell, Ladd q Co.
SAMPLE PACKAGES BY MAIL TO ANY
PART OF THE COUNTRY ON RECEIPT OF 80
CENTS MILLER q PIERCE,
corner Filth and Marshall streets.
POLK MILLER Il CO.,
corner Ninth and Main streets,
Sole proarietors OF ITALIAN lNsKcT POWDER.
. #-.Ee s, Z E- -
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vfrsfnfa.s

DEATH OF TWO PROMINENT CITIZENS OF V1R-
aINIA--cAPTAIN SAMUEL WATTS, OF PORTS
Y MOUTH AND COLONEL THOMAS p. OWENS,
or NORFOLK SKETCHES OF THEIR LIVES
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" G Z T n E
,>rara ral hy-
MINERAL WATERS.

VEG ETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
[my 1s-S&W2tl
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nARGNEf NTELI4sesEas;s..
iflNtATnKF hEnANAtLMAY l9, 1875.
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. About the hotels tO-n1ght n0tnlnS is CaiKec
of except the Democratic triumph, and the
prevailing opinion is that the party has
organization and determined purpose that
will give it the next House. Those who
thought the introduction Of the resolution
impolitic are as much pleased as those who
wanted it done. Mr. Potter managed SPLEEN
didly, and the opinion is that no one could
have done better. While he was firm and
unvielding, his bearing was that Of a cult
waited gentleman. Ii 49,. ss &.
Associated Press reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
slfs. tsf ~ patch.1 - $500 - =: II II ;
REPUBLICAN MANIFESTO. u
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Republican
Congressional Committee has Issued an adj
dress to the voters Of the United States de-
nouncing the attempt OF the Democrats IN
Congress to inquire by means OF legislation
into the fraud by which it is alleged Mr..
HAYES obtained his title TO the presidency.
They assert that the proceed ding 'is INTENDED
to Law the foundation for a revolutionary ex.
nulsion az the President from bis office. In
welLinformed political circles this mani.
festo is regarded as avery thin political
dodge.
0THER MATTERS.
The Cabinet meeting day was unimport.
ant. The President approves the bill regu.
Ialine notwithstanding for mail lettings,
There we're no nominate ns. Naval orders
were issued assigning Comn1ndo lore Ransom
ttothe command oil the Port Rsyal naval
station, vice Hughes, placed on waiting or.
The President sent 4 messing TO the SEN
ate recommending an opFiasson Tor the
lashery.cemmissg Ion saWsEd, eaying the dis.
thuTaeE,ent to the
Es Aff. Ryar@ having raised sntnes feehnical
Ednsssi bps dA tie tmatt rOfessor Spencer
iF. Baird was to-day elected secretary OF the
Board Of Regents OF the smIfhso ntan Inst
Itute In place Of Professor Joseph Henry,
deceased. s3s3
here was 81 short exeeutsYe session o.
tic Senate, hut no southern epndrmations
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WHEELING WEST VA, TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE II, lS7S

and / regard II rs quite unnecessary Il
appeal to the God Of Israel or any otheI
supernatural power when there is Sc
plain and orderly method Of commu-
nicatipg with the Department.
The Chairman to Cor-Your motor
IL that note should be addressed TO The
head oi the Department asking for any
books or papers2
Cox-That is my idea and l have no
doubt that anything in the records can
be obtained in that way.
Another witness from the Postotice
Department, Fred. B. Lilley, came for
ward, and two heavy books, like ledgers
were carried and laid on the floor at hii
feet. These books, however, proved TO be
only accounts Of the clerical force Of the
Department, and did not contain ac'
counts OF the special agents. The witness
stated that he knew Baker as 4 special
agent and irst knew him In that capacity
10 the spring Of 1877. He had never
seen him about the Department before
that time and Baker went out OF office
about the lat OF August, 1877.
The two witnesses were directed 10 ap.
pear tomorrow with the records Of the
accounts Of the appointment and recon-
mendations Of Boulds Baker, rs special
agent, and with like information as to
Geo. A. Howard, formerly one Of the as.
sistant secretaries 10 the Electoral Com.
mission.
Adjourned.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, June 1O.-The Liberal news'
papers regret the proposed dissolution
Of the Reichstag. They profess to be-
lieve that . Liberal majority will again
be returned, more than ever determined
10 resist the reactionary policy, whereas
II the present Parliament Is reconvened
and definite bill against Socialistic agi.
tation and lawlessness submitted the
majority would accept it, and thus save
the country from reactionary and Ultra
montane experiments. The Government
does not share in the belief that a Liberal
majority will be reelected. Bismarck
evidently counts upon thorough polit'
ical revolution, which will enable him
not only 70 prosecute the campaign
against the Democrats, but to carry oui
those measures OF economy and domestic
policy which he endeavored to put
through the Reichstag by a transaction
with the National Liberals at the time oi
bringing Beunipgsen into the Cabinet was
talked OF.
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VOLUME XXvI--NUMBER 267.

Mr.. Ewing stated he would vote fo
an increase Of appropriations for erect.
Ing public building In this season Of hard
phip. He referred to the sinking fund
10 which the Secretary Of the Treasury
looked largely for aid in carrying ou
bis Accursed scheme Tor resumption. He
(EWing) would take that fund from th,
Secretary and put II on the public works
II that sum was insufficient he would
issue the ten million Treasury notes now
held 10 the Treasury against fractional
currency. II that were not enough he
would give back to the people the seventy
millions wrested from them by the
stealth Of resumption, for which the
other side was responsible. The sinking
fund had better be sunk in the ocean
than devoted to the purposes Of resump.
tion.
Mr.. Blount said the action Of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury was In obedience
ot the law.
Mr.. Atkins said the bill appropriated
for public buildings million more than
the bill last year.
Mr.. Cameron said in his country they
took care Of their own poor and INDECENT
and taxed themselves for their support,
and they did not want to be taxed besides
for the benefit Of the poor in other States.
The proper principle was to let every
man in this country "root hog or die"
Laughter,
After rther..discussion,Mr. Chandlers
amendment was adopted by vote OF 104
tool, and pending further action the com.
mittee rose.
The Speaker announced Mr.. Hew.
it, Of New York, Mr.. Sparks and Mr..
Foster, conferees in the army appropria.
tion bill. Recess was then taken.
The evening session will be for consid-
Grafton of. the report Of the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Adjourned.
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Plymouth Church Sits Down On
Mrs. Tilt0n.

BROOKLYN, June 1O,-The Examining
Committee Of Plymouth Church met To-
night In the parlors Of the church for the
purpose Of considering the charges made
against Mrs. Elizabeth r. Tilton by Mrs.
Walton. The session was with closed
doors, "a it was the desire 10 keep the
proceedings strictly private. Mrs. Tilton
sent in 4 letter 10 which II Is understood
she reiterated the statement made concern
ing Mr.. Beecher. This was read by the
committee and discussed at length. At
the close Of the session the members
hurried away, declining to say what con-
clusion they had arrived at. It was sub
sequently ascertained that they had re-
solved 10 drop Mrs. Tilton from the rolls
Mrs. Tilton refused tonight TO say any
thing in regard to the trouble.
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WASHINGTON, June 9.-Reports from
the correspondents Of the Department ol
Agriculture, showing the condition Of the
spring crops, have been very generally re-
ceived, and are now being tabulated fol
publication. These reports give favor
able outlook for the cereal crops Of The
year. They also show a large increase In
the acreage, and = healthy condition o.
the growing crops. The increase Of scre
age In Kansas iS the greatest, being esti
mated at iorty.fve per cent; in Nebraski
and Illinois about thirty per cent. Th'
acreage in Pennsylvania is about the same
as last year. In the Eastern States gen
orally there is no increase, but according
to the reports thus far received no State
reported show decrease.
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Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, June 10. = Cotton -Ac.
tive and shade higher atllHc. Flour
Quiet; family 81 75a6 %. Wheat-Quiet
and steady; red 95ca$l 05. Coru--Wsaker
at 4ia42c. 0ats-Dull at 26a29c. Rye
Dull at 56a5sc. Barley-Dull and nominal.
Pork-Inactiye aud lower; nominally at
9hc. Lard--Inaetiye current make 50 rs,
kettle 7IIa7Nc. Bulk Meats-Weaker;
shoulders 81 l5bld, 81 % asked, short rib
IS 90 bid, IS 10 asked, short clear SIC.
Bacon-Quiet but firm at "a 75a5 S0R
SSH. Butter-Quiet and steady; prime
to fancy creamery l5alSc, choice Western
Reserve 12al2 Nc, choice Central Ohio "a
1Oc. Linseed 0ll-Easier at 56a57c. Whii.
ky-Dull at 81 83.
'HoGs-Demand active and prices I'D.
vanced; common 50 90sS 20; light s. S0a
8 so, packing s. 26aS 45, butchers IS asa
OBJ.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June lO.-Flour-Quiet but
steady; extras 81 25a4 30, western extras
81 30a5 25, Minnesota extras 81 50a6 90,
patents 80 00a9 90, superfne So 50aS rs,
winter extras IS 00a6 0O. Wheat-Unsettl.
ed, active, but weak and lower at SSkc
cash and June, 94Hc July, SsI<as9c Au.
gust, No. 5 at $50, Oorn-Fair demand
but at lower rates at 36I<c cash, SIC July,
size August, rejected sake. 0ats-Duli
and prices u shade lower at 2SHc cash,
2Shc July, 2SMc August, rejected lse.
Rye-Steady and firm 1t 62hc. Barley
Inactive and lower at 4sIfc. Pork
Heavy, active, weak and lower at IS 90a
s 90 cash, 80 0oa9 OK July, 80 16a9 17I<
August; sales at 50 o5a9 45 August. Lard
Heavy, active, weak aud lower at
SO 671f cash, 1872 offered July, 50 S2iia
8 IS August. Bulk Meats-Easier at 4a5a
5ISc. Alcohol-Steady and firm at S3jfc.
Whisky-Nnominally unchanged at 81 0i.
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News From the indian Frontier.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-A Boise
City dispatch messenger just arrived a,
Silver City from Captain Harper's COM
mand brings the news that only c. 81.
Purdy and Chris. Slender were killed in
the Gght on Saturday afternoon. No less
than eight Indians were killed, but as the
Indians had possession OF the field no
bodies were found. w. W. Hastings,
who was reported missing, turned up this
morning.
A Boise City dispatch says: The citi.
zens here were raised 10 high state Of
exultation this morning by the receipt Of
a telegram 10 the effect that the President
had appointed John P. Hoyt Governor Of
Idaho. 1t Is almost the universal wish
that the Senate will act promptly in con.
firming this appointment, and that Gov.
Hoyt will come forward at once.
In the affair near the South Mountain,
0wyze county, four citizens were killed,
one wounded and one missing, VIII o is be.
lieved TO have been killed.
Reinforcements were sent forward from
Silver City, and another fight was ex.
pected to take place to-day. A large
body OF Indians were seen near Cold
Springs Station, sixty.fiye miles out OF
this place last evening. All Of the sc.
counts agree in the statement that the In.
dians are continually passing the stage
road and across Snake river, between Big
Comas Prairie and the scene OF the hos.
tilities, in Orange county. Gen. Howard is
expected here Tuesday. A column OF
troops from the West will probably make
the first stand in the Juniper mountain
region, but II is evident that only part oi
their forces are there, and that they will
also remain in the Lava Beds until dis.
lodged or forced TO surrender.
A Portland dispatch has the following {:
Gen. Howard, who is now at Fort Walla.
walla en- route TO Boise City, telegraphs
to-day as follows: Reports from Gen.
Wheaton represent some Bannocks ap.
pearing In the vicinity OF Salmon river,
and the people are fleeing to Mount
Idaho.
SALT LAKE, June 10.-Three or four
men were killed on Goose Creek, about
40 miles north Of Terrael, Utah, by In.
dians, and most Of the rancho men in that
vicinity have come into Terrael and Kel-
ton. A small force Of infantry leave here
to day for those stations, as considerable
alarm prevails along the railroad. Two
companies Of cavalry left Corinne, Utah,
yesterday for Ross Fork, Idaho. Nearly
all the Bannock Indians left their reser .
vation near Fort Hall.
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business Unsettled by the Potter
ParilsauS.
Special 10 the Cincinnati Commercial.


WAsnIS6roN, June 9.-Letters from
the South indicate that among business
men, irrespective OF party, there is great
Indignation because Of the disturbances
to business occasioued in the opening oi
the Presidential question by the Demo-
crats OF the House. The writers say that
nearly everybody engaged in commercial
transactions Is inclined to take revenge
upon the Democrats at the fall elections
by combining upon moderate Republi-
cans, not identified with the carpetbag-
ger element.
As a supplement to the above dispatch
to the Commercial, we may appropriately
append the following editorial comments
Of the Memphis Apaianete Democratic
paper) on the Potter business:
at means another war, with "solid
North" against the Potter conspiracy.
Journals that are willing for this ques.
ton TO drift the country into another
war-lhe South 10 bear the brunt-should
and will support the Potter investiga-
ton, and will deny that the movement
means what il means.
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CI,icnro WHISKY cases

CHICAGO, ILL, June 10.-In the U. s.
District Court, before Judge Blodgett
this morning, adecision was rendered
in what are known rs the first batch oI
whisky cases. The point involved was
whether by squealing and becoming States
evidence, certain OF the distillers became
entitled 10 have restored 10 them whisky
seizures by the Government, the for
ieiture Of which they admitted. The
Government demurred to the plea, set
ting up that claim and Judge Blodgett
oyerruled the demurrer aud ordered The
suits for condemnation Of whisky 10 b
dismissed. Pursuant 10 instructions o.
the Attorney General, the case will b
appealed 10 the U. s. Circuit Court before
Justice Harlan. The amount involved
is nominAlly about $3.50, 900.
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WASHINGTON.
STANLEY Mathews Summoned.

WAsHISoros, June 1O.-The Deputy
sergeant-at-arms OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives to-day served Senator Mathews
in the lobby OF the Senate with sub
poena to appear before the Potter Com
mittee tomorrow.
A UNITED STATES sroREKEEPER MoBsEc
A storekeeper Of q distillery In Austin,
Texas District, having been mobbed and
forced to resign, the Internal Revenue
Commissioners authorizes the Collector
to use the troops and arrest the proprie.
tor Of the distillory. The Collector says
II will take ten men and fourteen days to
make the arrest.
DEATH OF THE PERUVIAN MINIsrER.
Col. Don. Manuel Freyre, the Peruvian
Minister, died yesterday; age 90.
Representative Cox introduced bill
to reduce the duties on imports 10 per
cent.
The House appropriated sl,2oo,oOo for
public printing.
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TheTaria Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The discussion
Of the Wood Tariff Bill has had the effect
Of bringing the subject Of protection more
directly before the Southern Representa-
tives than has hitherto been the case.
Members from this section was greatly
surprised to find that, Notwithstanding
Democratic notions on this subject,
they have in their midst an industry
which promises at an early day TO make
il their interest to adopt The same line
OF policy as Pennsylvania. By statistics
great and rapidly increasing interest in
wool growing has sprung up in the South
and many parts Of the West, and for the
full development Of which Representa-
tives from that section will ask protec'
ion against foreign wools.
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short MeIyihts

Sas tine ago the IsrELLroEscra
St' '''''liOO 70 the complaints Of some
~, wi n''eAints 10 regard 10 the short
,..s'' a'S FA'tioed upon the public by
'.'lHn s''l' manufacturers, who, in that way,
Nv, Nv l's TO underell the market and
% purchasers into the idea that thew
,.;... ~ ''lI,; rIiing good, cheap. Our
,','a.3 ,es'e''' St BO"D, the broker, calls our
.e.' a'a % The following letter on this
I's' I..s',lP Published y some time ago 10 the
T,'s' 1.G'n !. Gt~o. |, i. headed "sbor, orr
~ ss''1 .I.l V'adl.',' and reads as follows:
u, l.'!iS that you have for =. bs,diD, n
Cs.,,W WSliSIe SI journal the following. %
NH, va SS'n1ts, Weigh and q Gauge Eve.
is,sI.i i'a 2 by | was particularly
4, &s &,SS;.., y !, III The communications upon
u. Ei;,s.. Ei;s. o. Canned Goods" and now.
ID 4 t sS,.,I. ! want you to give the subl.
.aoaIs'" some consideration. A
is,s:',..ol I e received the quotations Of
ti,S,aEsS for what he called Sshort n
ds,v,s,, have been handling can.
AtAl mAnY Vaa.. - &c
eos,, =, y 'as 'ltes that we're known 10 tbs
i5SI Taae' ~, On further investigation
10. i ,Ss ,Sa' some Of my customers Ind
eSaiS% ,'a,. 'oss candles, so | wa, forced II, IL
9sS h SIe' On examination / ind
tSts,,SsII e ,tI,Snlat swindle; the boTss
L,I,,s ~ y, ~ lbs., and they only actu.
asai ~, a ~. y IS'., and the No. s cadlsS in,
l.Ofi.o ,o,lsalnS oS!i one pound, only weigh
asn si;,S,Ce.' SSuoCe.' No wonder tLey All
Sis, u IsSaI!SsiShts." a! / have no nod doubI NH
@GG ;'at reader. watch closely, d
mIr NV Estates , on their barrels Of m. !.
Ia tI,,,SS.l.n y nOl.a'e. marked up Sp b. S'%f' ioS
hlsi.s ~! siS'.i zeal with; but they Do mo- mol
U iapo,l,,0OS, t,0SIe. q, they pay for, and Il |,
"'' 10 give tie ,u6jtc, "A'' 80
po,.n @ !. ..o. 40 interesting .ubj.e. alTaT % IL
.sass Sc. S''t !, experience 10 The hem matte Hs'
"! iaiati,,,,M We stu's our subscriber
'sialiioS. y S.'.d and report to Us their sI
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WOOL.

R.S,V York EecaCmbi in discussing
6.TudHlrkeI says that prices as a gen.
ulhiug favor Ihe buyer. The editor
nuthlt be bad 4 conversation "with the
bsyr OI one Of tue beat mills in New
E,t,uI, and be learned that he was Of.
Ira 90. hundred thousand pounds Of
M0siO fleece in The city Of Boston at
SIuna cph, and he refused; because
kLsd ssOHgh supplies Of tha, kind on
GIiL present TO meet the necessities oil
Enill."
T,Fsnme that this means nel0 wool.
OAEsis il does not sgree very vel |
iaI remark in tue same article to the
ID iAE "EsIl conditioned Xxx Ohio
tEs Ar /" rule depressed and not
sNh Oue mill over 3jc for old seasoned
mlUhish cOst 4bs over eleven IN onths
p'
Tie fsi'ou for this depression in wool
bslld BY The Economist 10 be that the
sis 10 EOOlen goods is very lAuguid,
odEE.ly 10 remain so for sOme time yet.
hi, |, readily seen by the extensive
ttHpge OI mills engaged in the produc-
na Ol cloth adapted to mems wear.
N try finest WOolen goods, which a
HEin iGo were regarded cheap at IS
mn, elnHOI be disposed Of now with
n!lfstt'm at s. 20, and it ia to be fear.
sahtAe 6nest sUnted coatings have
,'a ,sn their best season, as the de.
aIsa more and more running in the
'E'ilo' priced goods"
M IM Wod GranrS Bulletin (steu.
S1'"NlnPofls sales At tue wool house
s'H 70 he extent Of 5000 pounds at
i Ga aSHstuu. II says that "sOme
s'ls vol u being bought among the
~. ,Ea'nEa iot old and 80 for new, and
1e' an'nhtd. The Bulletin seems to
slit 'Ait WOOL will bring a better price
lla' ia 'As t',on. 1t says its local
S''sp'Ot.ah : "xen to be trying to fix
" Pt'a oI washed wool at abou. 80
: a'A BaJsn say 30 cenla must be the
Unit Farmers say they must have IS
s'1 "a : While some will hold long while
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PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Flour-Dull;
superfne s. 00aS 25, extras 81 00a4 80,
Pennsylvania family IS 00a5 62h, Mime.
sofa 81 50a5 so, high grades S6 00a7 so.
Wheat-Qniet and firm; amber 81 l2al II,
red 81 l0al u, white 81 IS. Corn-Quiet;
yellow 47c, mixed 46Kc. oats-Quiet;
white western 29aS1c, western mixed 29c.
Rye-60a62c. Provisions-Stronger, fairly
active and unchanged. Butter-Steady
and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and un-
changed. Cheese-Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-Re6ned at Ike, crude SKA
SIC. Whisky-Strong; western 81 Q8.
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CLEVELAND, June 9.-The authorities
here are making preparations against the
possible outbreak Of the Communists.
Detectives report that Communistic tracts
and books are being distributed. There
are many active and suspicious move
ments being made. 1t is thought by a
good many that the visit Of certain
rabid speaker from Cincinnati by the
name Of Gustav Luebkert had no good
effect. He aroused the people who are
out OF employment very much by what
he said.
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New York.

NEW YORK, June l0.-Colton-Dull
at II 7.l6c. Flour--Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet and steady; No. 2 Chica.
go spring 81 70, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 l2al Is,
No. / DO 81 l5a1 l6, No. l Minnesota
sPPrnss Ps sl z lsai II; AZ isqs Barley and Ms EIi
42946c, steam aSa44c, No. Q 4Shai6e; round
yellow Sac. oats-Heayy; No. white sls
size, No. l do SlaSl4c, white western Sla
26c, western mixed 27aSlkc. Hay-Dull;
shipping 50a55e. Codee-Quiet and steady.
Sugar-Quiet but unchanged. MolaSsss-
Dull and nominally unchanged. Rice
Quiet but firm; Carolina 6a61<a7kc Whis.
ky-Nominally 81 0s.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Rowing.

LONDON, June lO-The Columbia crew
will row for the Slewarts and Visitors
challenge cups each, over course Of
about mile and tivesixteenths. Shoe.
walccaemettes will probably enter the
same races. In these races the Americans
will meet the best men Of the London and
Leander clubs, and Of Oxford, Cambridge
and Dublin Universities. Experts do not
think that the Columbus will stand much
chance Of getting the frat position.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-11

THE Washington (Pa,) Reporter Of last
evening says that correspondent in East
Finley township reports the prospect for
q large harvest as very aittering. Wool
is selling at SO cents; new potatoes, 20
cents per peck; cherries, go cents per
bucket; strawberries, 20 cents per gallon;
currants 10 cents per gallon.