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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

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The inhabltants Of the city Of Paris.
possess tho singular knack of combin-
ing frugality with luxury. They have
long had the reputation of being able
to get more fun with less none than
any other. people on the globe; ;and now
they demonstrate their ability to cook
more good dinners with less fuel than
any other 1eople. By means Of q
single coke fire aud an improved pros
cess of econolnizing heat:slhey cook a
superb a sdinnerzfor l l,5oo persons at .
total cost of five cents for fuel. The
,'G owner ofthe patent is. about to come
stoathis country to- protect his invcn>
tt::nn, IT sshT = ;'a, r. z@.5 fynI 'si%%lst
EkAS1s .-lAj.A. a1fq 4rrrEA,qn,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07
The Slate Elections.

On Tuesday last elections were held
in thirty States. The returns are, of
course, very. incomplete, but show
Republican gains in the East, and
Democratic gains in the South. The
Republican majority in Massachusetts,
is 26,o00, in New York $1,000, in
Pennsylvania '210o0. The Repub'i>
cans have gained seventeen congress
men in the North, but the Democrats
have gained four congressman in Mis-
souri, and twelve more in the southern
States. ;-s>:~ H. >->l '>.: e.. :!s:sf
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

. . '4s The White House at Washington
is to- be- conducted on temperance
principles the coming winter, as it was
last, and no wine will be furnished ex>
cept at the annual diplomatic dinner.
Secretary Evarts has the. management
ofthat dinner, and Mrs, Hayes lets him
arrange for it as bo pleases, but she
and the president will coafne them
selves to cold 1ater even upon that
occasion. .-Ex.. -. ~, =, -:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

Van Mehr was the confidential
clerk of Parrot l. Co., in San Fans
cisco. He played at faro against
Briggs bank, which is one of the
largest gambling enterprises on that
coast, and lost his money. Then he
used $4,000 belonging to his employ
era and was sent TO prison. Parrot &
Go. now sue Briggs for the money, md
the trial is exciting a great deal Of in
terest in San Francisco where profes.
sional gamblers are not rated very low
in the social scale. ~-. -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

: In a church festival, in Newbury,
Mo. meals were sold at dollar apiece
at two long tables. A fine repast was
served at one table by negro walters,
while at The other exceedingly plain
fare was dispensed, BY the prettiest
girls in the village. The choice was
q hard one to make, and the caters
were about evenly divided. The pas-
tor ate plain food. . Le..EZ.ls. s..L III .. y.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

Pioneer ress., .... H. >:.- r}..; -.
There has been a reduction Of .mu.
nicipal expenses in Philadelphia Of
s3:000.000 since 1875 and $500, 900
for salaries, and the city is governed
Il great deal better than when the
current expenses were s1o,0oo,000 "a
year-and the same may be said Of
nearly every city which has cut down
municipal expenses. ..,.,.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
~: SALE UNDER JUDGMENT.

Notice is hereby gigen that under and BY
virtue OF certain judgment rendered aud en-
tered on the fifteenth day Of October, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hund ed and
srs enty eight, 0y and in the Dis,fic. Court
within and for the County Of Morrison, in tho
Seventh Judicial district of the State Of Min
nesota, in u certain xction then pending in
said Court in which said action Elizabeth NJ.
Swift was plaintiff and Susan Church and
samual Church her husband were defendants.
transcript of which said Judgment. duly Ger
tilted by the Clerk Of said Ccur,, has been 10
me delivered, ], tlo undersigned T. j. Have,
Sheriff Of said CO, nty of Morrison, will, a
such Sheriff, on Saturday The thirtictb d,y
Or November in the year Of our Lord ono
Thousand eight hundred and seventy. eight, At
the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, at the front door of the Court House in
the Village of Little Falls, ,siu said County Of
Morrison and State of Minnesota, sell at pub.
nc anction to the higheet bidder for cash. the
real. premises in said judgment described.
which said premises are situate in said Com.
" of Morrifon and are described Is follows.
to- wit The east half Of the north east quar-.
te., and the east hlIf Of the south east Quarter
OF section number thirty (301 in township
number one hundred and tventy-nfns a29,
north OF Range number thirty ono (3I).
Dated ct Little Falls, Morrison County.
Minnesots, this seventeenth day Of October
S. j. HAYES,
|5Ezssl&4 Sheriff Of Morrison County.
!, 80. ... ,..,...z State Of Minnesota.
Attorney for Plsintif, ssaEk29
Red Wing, Minnesota.
4 T
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

1t will soon Be ! Democratic South.
and West, and : Republican East.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

Attorney for. 1Aoss ssgases.
s.: s - J. sH4YEs,
~. Eher..f of salI coansy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25

BRpEeEpRor SPORTING NEws. "A
controversy between sporting gentlemen
AZ Bridgeport yesterday eliminated In an
exciting trial Of speed on the Island race
track. The question was whether or moi
John Heinlein's tEoIler could trol . mile
In three minutes. Heinlein consented
TO give his horse . trial, and as John
ami had an X that said he could not
make II, and Mr.. Nicely, 9 tonsorial artist
lad an X that said he could, the stakes
were deposited in the hands Of Joseph
Nc onnaughy, Jim, and preparations at
once begun for Xxx race. 40,
Heiuiein's horse was taken from his
stable and shod for the race. sPongee
scrapers and the general campaigning
Requirements that had seen service with
the famous little mare "Hot Water" and
had grown rusty through much lack o.
use, were called into requisidon, and
under the skilled guidance Of OdelI
Meister were taken 10 the Island track
Al six o'clock the horse was brought out
and after being logged awhile was driver
up TO the score by his owner and the
word "so was given. The horse went OF
in good style, tfotting his first half mile
| in I:25. On the last half he broke once
thereby losing the race, but notwith.
standing this he passed under the wire
in a sweeping tfot and the watch VA
stopped, showing time 2:6l. A large
crowd Of Bridgeporters witnessed th!
race and considerable money changed
hands in side bets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25
The mark Lane Express on Crops.

LONDON, July 2S.-The Marx Lane FIR.
prea says The crops are ripening early
under the brilliant sunshine. A continu.
riencing will 60 far TO repair the injury by
prolonged foods in May, except where
rain Is needed; but TO Judge from the badly
filed wheat ears, which are to be seen In
many parts Of the country, the yield in
these districts will scarcely come up to the
average. Wheat cutting may be expected
to commence this week In the early dis.
tricts, provided the weather continues sea.
sonable. The barley fields present q bleach.
ed aud unhealthy appearance. The agri.
cultural reports from Scotland are satisfae.
tory. Barley and oats have vastly improv.
ed, and turnips have thriven even on the
poorest soils. Potatoes generally are good,
except In Ireland, where the disease has
made sad inroads of what promised
10 be heavy crop. The country
markets and Mark Lane have been
scantily supplied with wheat but the
continuance OF the bright weather
causes q slight relapse. Foreign barley
maintained It's currencies, but the trade
has not been overweighted with imports,
rs Fridays returns was under $1,000 quar-.
tiers. Millers supplied their wants SO freely
during The present week that the decreas.
ed demand FOR consumption has been bare.
ly- sufficient to support the late improve.
ment Nevertheless sellers are 10th 10 &C.
cept the reduction In view Of the decreas.
ed quanty Of wheat on passage, and the
possibility that the American crop reports
are exaggerated, so that the weeks trans.
"a IL ~ 4 al Ia
mental demand still affords some support TO
prices. With small arrivals ct ports Of
call the floating cargo trade was quiet; the
continental demand continued and values
were fairly supported. Maize Is dull and
rather lower. Barley isunchanged. The sales
OF English wheat noted last week were
q, 500, quarters at As. 3D., against 2l,7S2
quarters at SIS. In the previous year. The
imports into the kingdom to July 18th were
1,4l6,O6S cwts Of wheat and 9S,ss0 cwts. OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25

CINCINNATI, July Cotton-Firm and
unchanged. Flour-Firm; family a S5a4 70
Wheat-demand good and tending upward
white 96c, amber 94e, red western winter
9ic. Corn-steady mixed 43a43Ifc; white
44c. oats-Demand fair and market firm
at 2SaS0c. Rye-Quiet; old SIC, new 600
Barley-In good demand; No. 2 fall 50c
Provisions-Steady and higher. Pork
Held at $40 90, 50 90 bid. LArd--Actiye,
firm and higher; current make So s5 bid
held at IS e7]f; prime steam out Of market
kettle 81 soar 70. Bulk Meats-strong;
shoulders IS lax, short rib IS IS cash,
50 90 August short clear held at SO IS cash
Bacon-Good demand OF 69Sa6Ac. Butter
i'm improved demand; fancy creamery
2la22c, Western Reserve prime l4al5c
Central Ohio l0allc. Eggs-Dull and un'
changed. Whisky-Dull at 81 Oh.
HoGs-Demand firm; common IS 50s
90, fair to good light "a l0ai 80, heavy
packing 81 20a4 40, butchers 81 40a4 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25
Martln's Capital Restaurant, Ils5 Mar
ket Street, 10 the only Restaurant In the
city that has separate rooms for ladies.


NEW hay has appeared in this market
A BLANKET is not bad thing at 8
o'clock in the morning.
KRAMER plays for the butchers TO-
day, at Ohio Valley Grove.
Ice Is companionable. II left to itseli
on the sidewalk 1t will 20 away.
MUNICIPAL COURT meets to-day, pursu.
ant 10 adjournment Of Tuesday.
TIE Wheeling Butchers Association
holds a picnic in Ohio Valley Grove
to-day.
SEVERAL bands OF music from abroad
will be here during the Turniest In
August.
THE Clerk Of the County Court record.
ed two release deeds yesterday. No deeds
in fee or trust deeds.
THE weather need not treat US SO cool.
ly these nights, just because we once re.
marked that it was hot.
Nh. Ed. HARRY, a Second Ward gro.
Ger, was severely bitten on the thigh, yes
terday, by vicious dog.
IT Ia stated that twelve furnaces In the
forge department Of the Upper Riverside
Mill win start up this morning.
A LETTER addressed to VIM. McCully
L Co., bottle manufacturers, Pittsburgh, Is
held Tor postage at the Postofice.
Mr.. VALLSTIsE BELLISGEB, Of South
Wheeling, was serepaded by the Hessian
Military Band on Tuesday evening,
Tyy .,s,msr o.Il. b.. heen cbs,t.,sd
h. ,bs Frat PrsSbyterian Church ii
stebepyille for n picnic excursion 10
Browns Island to-day.
Tor ,;I;,,,v o,,.r,,,,;or. =, ,ba s,.,.
80 nj Ssaa ;an;,sd - .,,"rJ H. a.s., 80 ,s
n nn;e III 81 ,ho hIu. orS ,hs ars r s Nc
rietta. Ohio. In September.
e.. 49,, 1T. p.,,. ala. uo.L,
FL snai I;S y. u - I Ln Haa so p.;..
ssI p, sese ~ po'e ~. y. S,os esS .L Din
q q, pti.. ~ 'ne Nv ~ IiSo s ~ snAfe'
-rr pa 60 80 '. '1e 49, = ~,
ihk nlss EaVelms;ons o. Ine season
wete ons gt lGt saie 10 ms market yes,
.etoay o. Ahe prices asksa, u ls.Au, laose
i,o% oo 70 " Genus eacn' Accot'inH 10
4u I.',,, w.. -, u, GIFT w.,
justice WATT oi lhe 9iILh "atu,
yesIeia1y Issued u wasfart lSf man
named oatti'yi ehatgea WIN keeping :
Vicious iUs' LUG case was set iof s'iAi
'ASS 0'eNe'
oHoLEAA inisn!um, wnooplng cough
measles, ana sucn o!net ailments a. chill
dren are more or lee, subjected TO, are
siid to be spreading aiarmingly In Bell
Aire and vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25

NEW YORK, July 24.-Flour-Firmer;
super6ne western and State s. 60a4 90,
common to good "a 00a4 so, good to choice
81 35a5 rs, white wheat extra S. S0a6 so,
extra Ohio "a COASTS, st. Louis 81 00a7 20,
Minnesota patent process SO 00aS %.
Wheat = Nominally unchanged. Rye
Firm. western 60a6lc. Barley and Malt
Nominal. Corn--Fairly active and shade
higher; ungraded 45a4s]Sc, steamer AKA
47Ac, No. 2, 4Sais9tc, Kansas 4sa4s1fc,
yellow 5Sc, steamer white 62c. Oats
Ermer; No. 8 white SS]zc, No. 2, SSaS4 Nc,
No. 2 white 34aSi1<c, No. !, SAKE, western
mixed S0a3ic, white western 301faS6 Nc,
mixed State Sia34c. Hay-Quiet ut 4oa
A55c. Hops-steady; eastern and western
7al0c. Coffee Quiet and steady. Sugar
Quiet but steady. Molasses Dull; New
Orleans 2Sa40c Rice-steady. Whisky
Nominal ut 81 OG1f.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25

HORRIBLE DEATH OF A Coal MINER
Mr.. John o'Neal, q miner employed al
the coal bank connected with the Whitta.
ker Iron Works, 10 East Wheeling, came
TO his death in a horrible manner yester'
day morning. Mr.. o'Neal, who was
about sixty years Of age, was at work in
the bank in company with younger
man, whose name we did not learn,
About II o'clock the young man heard q
strange noise overhead, and fearing fall
Of soapstonesprang aside. As he did 80 an
immense stone fell from the roof Of the
bank, and strikingo Neal crushed bis head
and chest almost 10 shApelesa mass,
The stone graEed the young man's leg
scratching Il slightly. The remains Of
the unfortunate man were taken to his
late residence on 18th street, as soon as
the stone could be removed. 0,Neal Eal
one Of the Oldest residents Of the Fourth
Ward, and was very generally respected,
He leaves quite large famlly.E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25
A. Ohio. eatf. Memphis. Weather clear

or Ohioi Gan, MempnlS' "eAsnef SieAt
~ MEspais, July 24.-Dsparted-e Gold
Dust, New Orleans. River 10 feet II
inches by gauge. Weather clear.
NEW ORLENNs, July 4.-Arriyed-
Golden Crown, Cincinnati; Frank Par
gond, Greenyille. Depatted-John Will
son, ouachita river; Commonwealth, st.
Louis; Danube, Red river Weather
Lousv1IIz, July 24.-weather clear
and pleasant. Departed-J. L. Rhodes
and Vint shinkle, Cincinnati; John 8,
Brusford, Evansville. River stationary
with feet 8 inches In the canal.
Carlo, July M.-Arriyed-James D.
Parker, Cincinnati; Desmit, 81. Louis
Grand Tower, ST. Louis. Departed
Grand Lake, 81. Louis; Desmit, Paduca;
Parker, Memphis. River IS feet and
falling. weather clear, mercury s29
EVANSVILLE, July 23.-Down-Moru-
ing Star. Up-Etna. Weather clear
and hot; thermometer SO. River 0 inch.
&c and declining.
ST.. LOUIS, July 2S.-Arrived-Gol
Eagle, Keokuk; Colorado, Vicksburgi
Belle Of Lacross, ST. Paul. Departed
North western, 81. Paul; Golden Eagle,
Keokuk. River fell 8 inches and stands
Is feet 8 inches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25

TEE GREAT COUNCIL ]. o. r. M!-The
Great Council Of West Virginia, I'm.
proved Order Of Red Men, met yesterday
morning At 9 o'clock, Al the WiKWam Of
Logan Tribe No. Of this city, in Gran.
giles Block.
The following Great Chiefs were pres.
ent: John r. Ray, Great sachsm; F. Eb.
erwien, Great Senior Sycamore pro tsm.
F. Gerling, Great Junior Sycamore; A. G;
P. Ebeling, Great Prophet; II. Q. Ulrich,
Great Chief Of Records; John Schneider,
Great Keeper OF Wampum; w. F. Grabs,
Great SAnnap pro ten.; O. Gauding, Great
Guard Of WigWan; F. Widdel, Great
Guard Of Forest. Representatives Of the
following tribes were also present: Logan
Tribe No. !, Grey Eagle Tribe No. 5, OF
this city; Black Hawk Tribe No. 8, oil
Shepherdstown; oppoquon Tribe No. 4, Of
Martinsburg; and ChoctaW Tribe No. 6,
Of Warrington.
Almost the entire morning was con-
sumed in organizing and getting ready
for the transaction OF business.
No special business was transacted, the
work OF the days session being purely
Of routine character. The journal Of
the Great Sachem was read and referred
for report, and the reports Of the repre-.
sentatiyes TO the Great Council Of the
United States were read and referred 10
appropriate committees. None OF these
papers were Of apy general interest.
Several resolutions, Of an unimportant
nature, were adopted by the Council.
An invitation 10 participate In an ex.
cursion TO Roney's Point today was read
and accepted.
It was decided, that when the Great
Council adjourn il adjourn to meet in this
city on the fourth Wednesday in Feb
ruary, 1880.
At the afternoon session the following
officers were elected: Great Sacham, Carol
Hersen, Logan Tribe No. !. Wheeling;
Great seinur Sycamore, W. I. Greabe,
Gray Eagle No. s, Wheeling; Great
Junior Sycamore, Chss. Miller, Logan
Tribe No. /, Wheeling; Great Prophet,
Johu 4. Ray, Black Hawk Tribe No. 8,
shepherdstoWn; Great Chief Of Re-
cords, H. c. Ulhrich, Gray Eagle
Weber No. 8, Wheeling; Great Keeper Of
Wampum, John Schneider, Logan Tribe
No. l, Wheeling; Great Sauna, George
McGlincy, Blackhawk Tribe No. 8.
shepherdstown; Great Mishnewa, Con-
rad schambra, Logan Tribe No. l, Wheel.
ing; Great Guard Of Wigwam, Ferdinand,
Gerling, opegpen, No. 4, Martinsblrgi
Great Guard Of Forrist, Theobold Zim.
mer, Logan Tribe No. !, Wheeling; Rep
resentatiyes to the Great Council OF the
United States. A. G. F. Ebeling, Logan
Tribe No. l, Wheeling, and 81. G. Ulrich,
Gray Eagle No. 5, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25

ANDES AaRousD.-The steamer Andes,
which left this port for Cincinnati on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, gol
aground on Cap,ina bar about Q O'Clock
the same evening, and all efforts to gel
her of proved unayailing. She Lies
quartering in the river on smooth bot.
tom with her head TO the channel, and
her stern TO the Island shore. There Il
hardly room for boat to pass her. The
towboat Hornbrook, with a barge to b
used as n lighter, went down yesterday tc
her assistance, with what result we have
not yet learned. The Sam. Brown and
Onward, with tows, are lying below tn.
Andes, being unable TO pass her. A bargt
was procured from the iormer and shift
ing Of her cargo was commenced. II Il
doubtful, however, Il, when her freight il
all taken of, she can be pulled of the
har
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25

LIVER Is KING.-The Liver Is the impe.
rial organ OF the whole human system, as
It controls the life, health and happiness
ofman. When Il Is disturbed In It's proper
action, all kinds OF ailments are the nitu.
raj result. The digestion Of food, the
movements Of the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings Of the Liver. Il has been sue.
cessfully proved that Green's August
Flower Is unequaled in curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com.
plant, and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition Of
the Liver and stomach. Sample bottles TO
try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that It is Just what you want.
eoQAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25

PHILADELPHIA, July 24-Flour-Quiet
super fines 81 50a3 90, extra s. 00a4 90
Minnesota family IS 25a5 rs, high grade;
50 00a7 80. Wheat-Strong; red 9Sca$l o.
amber 81 OSal o., white oldsl 07a1 -. Corr
Firm; yellow assoc. Oats-Quiet and
steady; white western S21faSS1 No, western
mixed 3la3!c. Kye-Dull and lower at $50
5ic. Provisions-Quiet. Pork-Si0 00a
10 so. Reet-Indian mess SIG 75al7 90
smoked hams llal2 Nc, picked 9slal0I<c,
green Sc. I.ard--Pfime butchers 6s[a7c,
city kettle 7I4A. Nc. Butter-New York
and Bradford county extra 15alsc, West
ern Reserve l4al6c. Eggs-Firm; western
10a1Ic. Cheese Dull; western choice 61s
a7c. ENTHUSIASTICALLY unchanged;
refined i0;ss, crude s1fasNc. Whisky
Steady; western 81 OF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25

PERSONAL PoIsTs.-Rey. Geo. G. Wild.
ing, who has been spending the summer
in England and Wales, is expected home
early next week.
Parker Ludlow Walter, a gay and
good.looking attache Of the Register, left
last evening TO spend couple Of weeks at
Deer Park.
Col. Frank johnson has received a fur
Tough for 4 few days, and gone fishing, to
recuperAte after his laborious duties at
the Postofice
Capt, VIM. List is sojournlng in the
city experimenting the wrecking Of the
Express, which boat he recently pur.
chased for her machinery. Capt. Charlie
List is running the Hudson during her
commanders absence.
We are glad 10 hear that Mr.. Billy
Boggs Is recovering from his recent seri'
Gus illness.
Julius P. Miller, Etq, OF Washington
Pa, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. James Stanton will start to-day
upon an extensive business trip through
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
Mr.. Clarence L. Smith, who will be re.
membered by many as the gentlemanly
Clerk OF the Judiciary Committee Of the
last Legislature, has been nominated by
the Democratic Convention Of Marion
county for Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
DR.. J. T. Updegrafl, Republican can.
dida,e for Congress in the 18th Ohio dis.
trict, IL stopping at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. B. s. Fahenstock, of the we'll known
Pittsburgh drug house OF Fahenstock &
Co., registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Homer Bushield, an old Wheeling boy,
is on 4 visit 10 friends In The city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25
Chicago Uattle market.

CHICAGO, July A.-The Drovers Journal
reports:
aoos-Receips 1850. shipments 5000.
Market stronger and 100 higher; all sold.
Philadelphia IS 60aS 90, Bostons 90 s0a
8 As, butchers pigs, averaging 220a250 lbs
sold at 81 30a4 40, light 81 30a4 IS, rough
and mixed "a 00a4 80.
CATTLE-Receipts $500, shipments 545.
Export cattle stronger; sales ut S. 00a5 80;
good to choice steers "a 40i4 rs, medium
shipping 81 loaf 80, common s. s0a4 90,
native butchers cows s. 3ra4 90, good
medium IS 00aS 20, common 81 60a2 80,
calves 81 00a4 80; Texans grasse1 in good
supply and dull at 50 60aS 10, some unsold.
sHERP-Receipts $50. Good wanted at
"a 25a4 rs, common to medium IS 25a3 so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25

CHICAGO, July 2i.-Flour-steady ant
firm. Wheat-Excited and higher; No. !
Chicago spring 81 OF, No. 2 at 81 % cash
81 Of 1a1 o2 July, Ss1Sa9oc August, $50
September. Rye-Demand fair and pricei
higher at 52Ka5Se. Barley-Strong and
higher at 70a75c cash, $50 September.
LSrd-In good demand and prices o shade
higher at 800 cash, 81 00a7 OAK August
81 071fa7 10 September. Pork-DemAnd
fair and prices higher at 50 IS cash, 80 Az
40 As August, 50 67ha9 90 September,
Bulk Meats-Demand active and prices
advanced; shoulders Go, short rib Go, abort
oler6Kc. WhiSky-steady and unchang'
ad al Il az,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-25
Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, July 2I.-CArrLE-Re
ceips to .day 66S head Of through and 69l
OF local stock; total for two days 66S head
Of through and 1875 OF local; supply light,
but offerings common 10 medium; gooc
shipping grades 10 to 90 cents higher thar
Yesterday and all sold; more wanted, but
not on hand.
HoGs-Receipts, to-day 1,045 head: total
for two days 2,l46. Grassers IS 60a4 90
Workers "a 25a4 40, Philadelphia 81 sol
4 80.
sHKEP-Receipts to-day /, 800 head; total
for two days 6,400. ceiling o little better
than last week; prospects tair; pnces IS %