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Mexican FOrays.

The San Antonio Herald states that
Gen. Ord, commanding the department
of Texas, has received, from II gentle
man residing at Santa Rosa, in Mexico,
a letter which throws much light on the
subject of the plundor forays which the
Mexicans and Mexican Indians are in the
habit of making into Texas. 1t will be
that one of these forays
was made in April last, in which five
hundred horses were stolen, and thirty
Texans killed. The letter states that the
raiders, consisting of Kickapoo, and Lii
pau Indians and Mexicans, started from
The ncighborhood Of Santa Rosa, and the
expedition was generally discussed on
the streets of the town, as thing which
all persons knewabout /; that on their re-
turn the raiders travelled the highway,
displayed their booty, and boasted of
thoir exploit. When they reached Santa
Rosa, on their return, they divided the
plundor, but tlc Kclzapoos, not satisfied
with their share, quarrelod with, and at
tackled the Lipaus, killing six of them,
and taking others prisoners, and ro-divi-
ding the spolls with the Santa Rosa
authorities. A number Of tho stolen
horses were seized by the Daz officers
and appropriated TO their own use. Du-
ring the absence Of the Indians. Don Ju-
an Galan, a prominent citizen OF the
town, issued rations daily to their fami
lies. If the statements in this letter be
true, they show that the forays into Tex
as, OF which our government complains
instead of being committed by Indians
and lawlcss Moxicans are the work oi
the Mexican local authorities, and prob
ably are winked at by the government
oflicials.-[St. Louis Republican.
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Take Notice.
All persons indebted to the Es-
tate Of VIM. WHITFIELD,
decd, Take Due'Notice.

NOUR Notes and Accounts duo said de-
L ceased, have been placed In our hands by
the Administrative for IMMEDIATE sKTTLE-
MENr. Those who can. must pay at once
those who cannot. must settle by Note, and
on all notes such security rs you can furnish
must be given for payment.
You Will save trouble and costs. and 1t is to
your interest, as also that of said Estate that
you do not delay action In this matter. We
will not have time give you other or further
notice; the next will be by an officer. To
such as may propose to schedule " pushed,
let us say that filing schedule does not PAY
A DEBT, only gives temporary relief.
Colonel Whitfield was very kind, giving
credit to many who could not help them
selves and 1t is hoped and believed that all
will come forward and do what they can,
either in paying or securing their debts.
Give this matter early attention. We arc
In earnest.
d. ]. BROWN. or
L. II. SOUTHMAYD.
Law Office of Brown & Southmayd,i
Jim. 81, 1875.
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-1Jncle Mark Wagner, of Pleasant Hill

Uncle Mark Wagner, of Pleasant Hill,
ras in town, Thursday. looking iirst-rare.
ia tells us that the Murphy movement has
k,,uck his town, and nearly broke up the
,,ug stores. Our old friend was caught in
3he net, with a number of the younger ones
S,ho followed in his wake. May God spare
She old man many years.
berkeley Neal is over the mountain. OH a
rip OF recreation.
Coal Oh is selling at Little Book for 10
fents per gallon. Now is the time to lay in
our light for winter.
We noticed, last week, that the Argus, in
|rinting DR.. Thruston's attack on the char
ter Of the Democratic nominee for sheriff.
uttcd the imprint. We did 50 from the
kz that friend of ours called at our Office
get one of the circulars, having been in
rmed that We printed it. Not having done
wc wished the credit to lay at the door
our neighbor where it belongs. That is
h.
4-Business at Little Rock broke up Judge
I J, Browns contemplated visit to Virginia
] -Nicodemus is filing up his store With
rwly-manlfacturcd tinware. Gail and see
ian. Selling at lowdown figures. Recolleet
trey's old stand.
Maj Hartman, Superintendent of the l..
and r. $. Railway, passed up over the road,
special, last Thursday, and returned next
Nv. lie was up looking after the progress
the work at Stoncroad City, and the road,
bnerally all along the line.
psJ- WARD s. OGDEN have the finest
E nc of POCKET CUTLERY in the
pwn.
The change of the Little Rock and Fort
NTH Railway depot to Stoneroad City, will
Ike place by the LIST of September, waen
Seir new transfer boat will be completed and
Slssengers and freight will be transferred
ON that point to Fort Smith by boat. The
bat will be very light ana fast. The COM
buy have, also, in progress of construction,
bat to run in the river below, to connect with
T. or road at Ozark. By this transportation.
ey expect to accommodate all the freight
transportation in that section of the country
! the south side of the river. Competition
$tween railroad and boats bids fair to be
kely, during the coming season.
ls2}~ WARD & OGDEN keep the best 3
IENT CIGARS in the State.
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SUNDAY AT HONE. Wife" Good
bye, Dick; am going to church.
Now, promise me you won't play the
flute"
Anti Sabbatarian husband "Pooh
Why not?"
Wife" Well, Dick, the new cook has
come, and she might be shocked you
know. p Punch.
al wonder where those clouds are 60
ing" sighed Flora pensively, as she poin-
ted with delicate finger to the heavy
masses floating in the sky. +" / think
they oro going to thunder, said her
brother
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Tho alarm of fire, Thursday night. about
fb'elock, was caused by the burning of the
6clling-house of Sophy Banks, IA colored
\ bman. She had gone to church, Il few mo-
iltcJyrfore the alarm leaving two children
ItssssA nNia si.a house, ,~i'o. by tho sssist-
ce of neishbors, were gotten out with part
til household effects. The house was small
nd burned very quick. The loss is about
bp. Fire supposed to have caught from the
bvc. 1t Is II criminal outrage to tisten chill
ben In n house where there Is fire or lights,
ID 90 off and leave them.
Judge B. j. Brown has sold his Point Re-
owe farm-400 acres-to Col. Zcb. Ward.
Css- WARD g. OGDEN have the largest,
= hd freshest stocks Of DRUGS, MEDl-
tINES, FINE LIQUORS, TOBACCO,
Ihd CIGARS ever brought to Van Bu-
Rn.
Miss Matte Soutlmayd has returned
pme from visit to Fayetteville. Miss Chr
3 Boles, of Fayetteville. accompanies her to
an Buren, for visit.
The business house of u. C Williams was
oscd Friday and Saturday, taking account
stock.
There have been joy-bringing rains, du
ng the week.
PRED has finished plastcring the Court
"nsc, and has completed a splendid piece Of
Fork in chat line.
II adams Il Anderson arc at work fitting
b the Murphy Hall.
4 -" Watcrmeloning." after night, has COM
Fenced among the yougsters. Better go slow,
pys.
say" WARD & OGDEN keep IMPORT
BD HAVANA CIGARS.
Mrs. DR.. Wall has been over on visit to
pr mother, the past week.
Mrs DR.. DuVal, and children. Of Fort
mith, were in town visiting, last week.
"A large gathering at the pic mic at Cedar
rcyc, Saturday. Whiskcy circulated to some
Aent, causing two or three fights. Candid
PES, all, were on hand, and took a " shake
John Fritz was up, and spent Sunkay.
Circuit Court for the Fort Smith Dis
Rict Judge Rogers on the bench, in session,
plis week.
Probate Court in session, to-day.
Ey- WARD & OGDEN keep the best
Brands Of KEY WEST CIGARS.
Big rain, Sunday and Sunday night.
S-Mr. d. l.. Bourland, representing tha
Fuse of Gilkeson & Sloss. OF st. Louis, was
town. Saturday. The junior partner Of the
4onsc, Mr.. Sloss, accompanied him. and. for
ie first time, took Il look at the Western part
Arkansas. and met the many customers
zhd friends of this well-known house. In
'r. Bourland they are fortunatca their rep
sentative, he being one of the very best
Ben in the State.
4 Our old friend, Mr.. John r. Stott, who
9ovcd his son to Nevada county. and made a
TOP there, returned home, last week. His
'a-in-law, daughter, and their children came
18th him to make visit. and take n look at
ne country. We have plenty of lands for
hrd working farmers like our old friend and
lis sons.
%-Thc Cream of Crawford -four sells for
R,I5 per hundred.
&-Charlie HALEY spent the Sunday in Van
3ircn.
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VICK'S
Illustrated Monthly Magazine

ZACH Number contains Thirty-Two pages
II of reading, many fine Wood Gut Illus
tratons and one Colored Plate. A beautiful,
Garden Magazine, printed on elegant paper"
and full of Information. In English and Ger
man. Price Sl,25 year. Five copies SIS.
Vick's Flower and Vegetable Car
den, 80 cts. in paper covers; in elegant cloth
covers 81.
Vick's Catalogue. - 300 illustrations
only cents.
Address, JAMES NiCk.
Rochester. N. Y.
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5000 Reward.
Proclamation by the Governor

yXTHEBEAS, 1t has come to the knowledge
w of the Executive, that. on the 9th day
Of June, 1873, in tho County Of Crawl ford, IN
this State, b. y. Brooks murdered John
Muthershcd, and that said r. Y. Brooks Is at
large.
Now, therefore, /. W. Il. MILLER, Govern.
or of the State Of Arkansas. by virtue OF au-
ahority vested In me, by the Constitution and
Laws OF said State. do hereby offer reward
of Two Hundred Dollars for the arrest and
delivery OF X. Y. Brooks to the Sheriff Of
Crawford county.
In testimony whereof have
hercunto set my hand and
caused the great seal OF the
~ % State to be affixed ut Little
Rock. on this oath day Of
Juno, q. d.. 1873.
DESCRIPTION
R.Y. Brooks Is about 8 feet inches high !;
80 years old; fair complexion; black hair !.
brown eyes and brown moustachc, (Which u
generally kept colorcd black but very. little
lame IN the right leg. which is considerably
bowed; will weigh l3J pounds,
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WOoDRUFF's
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
Little Rock, Arkansas

General Agency, corner Main and FL
Merchants Planters Cotton Wareho
Produce. Commission and Storage. Con-
signments solicited. Collections made. Ad-
vertisements and subscriptions solicited for
leading State papers.
Manufacturers Agency for Printing, Writ
ing and Wrapping Papers, Agricultural and
other Machinery Also. Agency for Field
and Garden Seeds, Blooded Sheep and Cat
tie.
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Crawford County Agricultural
EXHIBITION.

AZ N meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Agrie tltaral and Mechanical Associations OF
Crawford County. the Directors were ihstruc-
ted toI offer the following premiums, with the
undcr3 Standing that others would be added,
later 4 the season. The days OF exhibition
will bk announced at future day
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,.t,c Rock and TT. Smith Railway
Timetable.

/ rr.;,ht and Passenger Trains leave Van
kuren for Little Rock daily Sundays except
y, s7's5 a. m
rr,ins arrive at Van Buren,, from Little
pock at 6-25 p. M, daily, except Sundays.
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RIVER NEWS.

inc Rose City arrived Saturday. just al
rht and went down, next day.
&Ahe Fletcher arrived. this morning. and
2eat down this afternoon
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Next in point of meanness to doing
an injury is to do man favor and cv
cry now and then remind him of it.
Ry- An Indiana man stopped his pa
per because it had not contained circus
advertisement for three years.
Es- Do not delight in the misfortune
Of others, for you know not at what mo
ment YOU may fall.
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THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT.
DALEY AND WEEKLY ny
J. N. SMITHEE d. CO.,

A live paper, liberal and progressive.
Active canvassers wanted for the Weekly
Democrat. Liberal commissions allowed tc
good men.
j. N. SMITuEE Il Co. Little Rock, Ark.
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PREMIUM LIST.
Homo Productions.

lost ba,o of cotton. . $500
" sample of ginning cotton. Showing tho ..,
g sample wheat, not less than one bushei 500
:. green apples. tshannonl. SS,o@o
sweet Potatoes, not less than = o
" (" Irish Potatoes, no. less than u ,oo
. Sorghum Syrup, not less than o,,
". dricd apples. not less than
4, buahel, 2,W
. dried peaches. not less than ooo|
z" turnips. not less than bushei 100
- tomatoes, not less than peck. 1,UO
:, cabbage. not less than head, i,U
onious, not loss than peck. l,o0
corn on cob, tbottoml not less
than bushei, LOO
corn on cob, tupland not less a,
, . than one bushcl, Ivy
oats, not loss than one hushel. l,W
cider not less than gallon, l,W
a :, vinegar, not less than gailen l.W
native wine, not less than qt. go
. huttcr, not less than lbs, 2.W
native cheese, not less than
pounds, 80
- iellics, 100
= preserves. LOO
;. :, homemade light bread. !lo
" home made corn bread, LOO
pickles not less thanl jar, l,t0
ripe peaches. not loss than ~
" stop mixed hay, regard be-
ing had to quantity raised a.
and quality, $40
STOtk.
Best bull, not less than years old, 500
Best calf, not less than 6 months old, $50
Best jack If any age, 5.0,
Bost trutting horse, In harness, h,W
Best pig, not less than 4 months old, 5.OV
Best SOW of any age, oW
Best spnn Of draft horses, 5.W
Best span OF mules, o,M
Fastest h6i 1saiast tiiac, n.u
Bcs Qboar, not less than year old, 2,a
hes milch cow 5.W
BeS yoke Of steers ON
HOME MADE WORK.
I'd specimen hand sewing. so
Be specimen of bod spread, 20
Bs specimen embroidery. lW
b specimen homo made jeans, 20
IA executed work on saddicry, 20
II design for a farm house, 20
two horse Wagon made in the county. l,O
buggy made in the county. 70
home made plow. l,p
specimen of cabinet work, l,0
specimen Of ingenuity in wood or other
haterial, 2,C
improved implement of husbandry. 2.f
specimen hand loom, III
specimen of hand spinning wheel. III
reasonable premium will be given for any o,
d bncy the committee may have tho means and sc
pt Der to award for home products or inventions.
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.rAl Job Work, cash OH deliv-
".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June ll.-Cotton-In good
demand at full prices, at llHc. Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Inaetiysi
red sscaSl 0S. Corn-Dull at4la42c. Oati
Quiet at 26a29c. Rye-steady and In
nominal. Pork-Dull; held at 50 so. Lard
Demand fair and prices higher current
make 50 rs bid, 50 80 asked, kettle tx
Ike. Bulk Meats-In good demand
shoulders 81 10a4 Is, short rib IS 05 cash
IS 10 buyer June, short clear IS SIX
Bacon-Dull at 4Ha5ka5XA5Xa6c. But
ter-Quiet and unchanged. WhiSky-Ir
good demand at 81 o..
RoGs-Demand active and prices nd
yAuced; common s. 0oaS Is; light 50 S5I
8 45, packing IS S6aS IS, butchers IS 66i
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butter by uniting with the National
Greenback Labor party. The org1niLA-
ton Of this party in Ohio county Is the
work Of this committee. To this end We
call on all our Worknen In every town
ship, ward, and voting precinct TO form
clubs without delay. II charters are de.
sired they will be furnished free BY ad-
dressing application to Postofiee Box
623, Chicago, Illinois.
We recogniIen no close communism, but
all must be allowed the largest liberty.
We must coneede honest motives to all
and encourage all 10 get to the front In
their own way; but 10 get there and to
make their influence felt as soon as pos.
sible. II q man Is = good Labor.Green-
back man, that Is enough. No matter
how be became 90, nor what his previous
condition Of seryitude may have been,
provided he goes 10 the POLLS and votes
the National Greenback ticket.
The hard times still continue. The
commercial condition Of the country 10
known to all. It can be felt but not de-
scribed. Property continues 10 shrink.
The expansion OF the funded debt through
the thfeVing Syndicate still continues.
Taxation, direct and indirect Is increas-
ing, bankruptcies are multiplying, the
working Glasses are rapidly growing
poorer, and the idle rich are growing
richer. The Republican party has shaped
financial legislation for the past sixteen
years, and q to be held responsible for the
result. It remains In view Of the ruin 1t
has wrought wholly indifferent to the dis
tress Of the country and proposes no plan
Of relief. A reckless strife for Office pre-
walls; Congress Is absorbed in jobbery
and incipient revolutionary schemes
without thought or care for the sore dis
tress Of the people. The administration
Is run In the interests Of foreign capital
lists instead Of the people whose interest
il Is bound by oath and honor TO obey.
The republic seems TO be drifting on 10
revolution and ruin because Of the inIa-
tate greed Of the money power.
II the nation is saved it must be by
the patriotic labors Of the National
Greenback Labor Party. This Com:
mittee desires every Greenback and
Labor man in the county to do his
duty, and requests that you assemble in
every voting district in the county and
send Is many delegates a. possible to
meet in the Court House, Saturday, June
Goth, at 9 A. N.
SAMUEL DARRAH,
JOHN ROACH,
ALBERT L. WELLS,
WILLIAM h. RAMP,
PHLo KIMBERLY,
EDwARD FRITSCH,
SAMUEL SWIFT,
LOUIS DELLRUGGB,
WILLIAM e.. Cox,
JAMES RIDDLE,
JOHS HABERPIELD,
GEORGE GUNDLING,
WILLIAM oNBrL,
ELIAS KoLF,
THos. ~SALUsBERRI,
JonS DEAN,
DAVID REESE,
JOHN ROBINSON,
Executive Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
wheeling Cattle Market.

WHEELING, June II, 1873.
Live stock received Il The Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
CATTLE-ReceIptS 6Ohsad; sold, bulls and
cows at s. 60aS 50, medium steer and
'heifers at $ 25a4 90, choice 81 OCa4 %.
Western cattle? car loads sold at 4ka
Hoes-NO arrivals market dali at SKA
sHKn-ArrivLls IL head; sold at Stls4c.
LANRs-ArriVLls is head, sold At 4Aa
cxIvEs-In good demand at 50 OOas 90
per head.
as 90 per head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 11.-Flour-steady ant
unchanged. Wheat-Fair demand, open
ed strong and higher aud closed at insid,
prices; No. 2 Chicago 9s4Ia9sNc, cash
SsAc, June e4hc, sales at 9iHA95Hc July
ssNc August, No. 8 at Sskc. Corn
Fairly active and \ shade higher; S6Tt
cash, size July, $sHc August rejected
32Hc. 0as-Fairly active and a shade
higher at 2SNc, cash 2SSa2SNc, July 2Sh
a2SsEc. rejected 1sc. Rye-Firmer At 52h
a5?Ac. Barley-Dull and nominal at 4sHc
Pork-Fair demand but at lower rates n
IS IS cash, s. s5as SIX July, 50 02L
August, $9l7has 90 September. Lard
Active and a shade lower st So 65k cash
$s72h July, $6 s2k August. Bulk Neat
= let and unchanged. Aleohol-Ffrmel
at sSHaS4c. Whisky = Eominally, un
cha ged at 81 o.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Quiet.
STATE RnHns-SteadY.

STOCKS Irregular, but In the main
weak. At n time prices showed 3 de.
cline Of kalH per cent from the highest
point, with Lake shore and Michigan Cen.
tral as the features In the downward move
ment Towards the close there was 4 re.
coyery OF Il 10 Y. Illinois Central was
exceptionally strong. Certain heavy spec.
ulAtors, dissatisfied with the recent course
Of the Market were free sellers Of Lake
shore and Erie long stock, which had q
depressing effect. Sales OF Lake Shore
dividend for the coming six months were
made at 2 per cent.
Transactions aggregated l25,0o0 shares,
Of which 24,000 were Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 1900 Wabash, 1000 Northwestern
common, 1000 st. Pauls, 1900 LAcka.
wanna, $500 Michigan Central, 1000 ILL.
nois Central, 1000 C. C. c. d l., 5000
Ohios, and II 900 Western Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12

EAST LIBERTY. June Be
ceipts to-day sos head; all for this market
enough for the demand; few buyers OF
hand prices OF a shade from this day I
week ago.
Hoes-Receipts to-day $50 head. York
es s. 60a3 20, Philadelphia s. s0aS s.
SHKKP-ReeeiptS to-day 800 head. Sell
Ing at s. 50a4 40. Market closed weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12

NEW YORK, June l1.-CottOn-Quisl
atllHallxc. Flour--Unchangsd. Wheat
NO 2 Chicago spring 81 l2al lax, No. 2
Milwaukee 81 l2H, No. l Milwaukee 81 10,
No. / Minnesota sprpg 81 10, No. 2 red
winter 81 Is, amber Michigan 81 17al IS,
No. l white 81 rs, extra 81 %. Barley and
Malt-Nominal. Corn-Heavy; steamer
4Sa4SKc, No. 2 45a45Nc. steam yellow 46a
46<c. 0ats-steady; white western S0a
SOC, western mixed 29kGSlkc. bay and
Hops-Dull and unchanged. Coffee
Steady and unchanged. Sugar and Molas'
Ees-Dull and unchanged. Rice-1n fair
demand. whisky Dull at 81 0s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12

TOLEDO, June 10.-Wheat-Dull; No. Z
white Wabash 81 IS, extra white Michigan
$llS, amber Michigan spot held at 81 0sh,
81 0S bid, seller June 81 0s, seller July
81 03, seller August 81 90; No. 2 red wlntei
spot seller June 81 05, seller July 81 cox
No. 8 red Csc, rejected Wabash 7Sc asked
Corn-Dull; high mixed 40hc, No 2 spot
3eKc, seller June 40c, seller July 40HcI
seller August Axe, No. 2 white 4Sc, reject
edS6kc. Oats-Inactivc; No. 2 at 26c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE package
trade continues light aud business Is quiet
With jobberS- Cotton goods In Light re.
quest but fairly steady. Grain bags are In
good demand, leading makes sold ahead.
Prints dull Dre'S ginghlms quiet. Fancy
eBssimeres moving slowly, and jeans In
better demand. Beavers dull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12

PHnADELPHIA, June Ii.-Flour-QuIst
steady and unchanged. Wheat and Corn
.-Qnier and unchanged. oAts-steady and
unchanged. Rye-Dull st 60a6Sc. Pro-
viSious-Steady and unchanged. Butter
Nominally unchanged. Egp-stesdy and
unchanged. Cheese Steady and %unchAns.
ed. Petroleum-befned at lie, crude sX
asKG. WhiSky-ScaFee; western 81 0S.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

reports:
Market slow d hard to sell; shipping
81 0oa5 80; feeders and stocker,, demand
but holders firm at IS 0oa4 10; butch
shad better, cows 81 6oaS 20, bulls
as 90, Texas 50 S0a2 IS.
Hoes-Receipts $1,000; shipments $500,
Market dull and l5c lower on light; sale.
choice heavy at s. SoaS 30, Light IS goa
8 50, mixed s. 20a3 50.
SHEEP-Receips SIS. Market uuchang'
ed; common Texas 70 extra wooded 5? 26A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
DHGNH SALOON & RESTAURANT
L No, 8 WARRINGTON HALL

This otLbHShnsnt has ben atted up reEkrdlesI
Of sxpShH, Indh Without d0uht The hApdsomesi
md most attractive place Of the Ind In the ety,
The Restaurant eAnnot b surptned AnyyhsN,
and the Bar euntAtnS The choicest Wine, Liquor
md CglrL Clam soap svsEy norntng md even
street. every Saturday evening By Hraner'I anri.
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PITTSBURGH, June II. Petroleum
QuIet crude 81 IS at ParkerG for imme'
dIlte shipment; refined At lthe, Philadsl'
phia delivery.
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By TELEGRAPH.
New York money ana stOekE

NEW YORK, June ll.-MosEY-Closes
easy at 2KG3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper SaiK per cent. Customs receipts
$l66,000. The Assistant Treasurer disburSed
1900. Clearings 100000. Produce
exports for the week S~s,67s,0oO. Sterling,
long 4Is4N, short 4s6A.
GoLD-opened at l00K, and closed at
l0l. Borrowing rates Sal per cent and hAt.
GnYKRNNRNR-Erm.