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NEW YORK, June 2l.-Cotton-Quiet a
II 7.l6alt e.16c. F1our--Steady; superfnt
western and State s. 50a3 90, common tc
good 81 GOAT 80, good to choice IS S0a5 80
white wheat extra not quoted, extra Ohio
81 0oa5 70, St. Louis 81 loaf 90, Minnesoti
patent process So 00a7 90. Wheat-Lower
ungraded spring 95cas1 90, No. 5 spnnl
$50, No. 2 do 81 05al 06, No. 8 red winter
S1t02, No. 2 do 81, 10al. II, No. / do 81 70,
No. / white 81 2lat %. Rye-S,eady; west.
ern 73a64Hc. Barley and Malt-Nominal
Corn-Active, but weak and lower; I'M
graded 4oa45c, No. 5, 4oa4oNc. steamer Al ,.
a43c, No. 2, 4Sl<a44Itc, Kansas 441fai5Ac
high mixed 44ks45c, round yellow 4SLia
soc. oats-Heavy; No. 2, S01laSlc, dc
white SSsSSkc, do Chicago S0Hc, white
western S2aS5c, western mixed S0aSlc
Coffee Steady and unchanged. Sugar
Steady; refining, fair to good, 71.a7Nc'
Molasses Quiet and steady; New Orleans
25a4sc. Rice Steady and in fair de,
demand. Whisky Nominally unchanged
at 81 0Sh,
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PERSONAL PorNTs.-Dr. A. s. Todd anC
wife left yesterday morning for Gran
berry Summit, where they intend spending
the summer.
Mrs. Chas. W. Conner and daughter
returned home on the steamer Andes
from q visit Of six weeks at Mr.. s. 81
Snedeker's, Ironton. o, and Mr.. Laugh
lin's, Catlet,sburg, Ky.
Mr.. Nat. Clark, Of Wood county, form
erly Sergeant-at-Arms OF the House o
Delegates, Ia in the city.
J. B. jackson, OF Parkersburg, and .
Borgess., j.. Of clarksburg, are at TIT
Mcclure.
James Morrow, IT,, is at the ST.. james
Rev. Walter 4. Long yesterday return
ed from Bethany, where he has beer
preaching.
Mr.. G. Thompson, Of The Hintor
Herald, Is visiting friends In the city.
Ex-senator Charles Caldwell, Of Woot
county, Ia in town on business.
Captain VIM. Askew, Of Elm Grove, il
confined TO his residence by severe spell
OF sickness.
The Wheeling boys have gone home
and some Of the girls are Borrowing
ChdrleSton Courier.
Prof. Loos sails for Europe on the 26lt
inst, for three month's absence in mis-
sionary labors.
Hon. Benz. Wilson arrived in the city
last evening, and is quartered at the St
James.
III. Good, Esq, was taken seriously
i'll at his office yesterday afternoon, and
his condition was such last evening that
although he was apparently much better
IL was not considered advisable TO re
move him to his residence.
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SICK AND AFRLIcTED.-Tn order that all
may test the great virtues Of Dr. swaynes.
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry We have
issued trial bottles at 25 cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine,
Us oitentimes single % cent bottle will
cure a recent cough or cold, and thus pre-
vent much suffering and risk Of life. II
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver com.
plant, and enriches and puriies the blood,
giving tone and strength to the entire sys.
TEN.
al deem It my duty to tell the world what
'Dr. swAyne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. had violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks OF hemor.
rhage; gave up oil hopes Of recovery. lam
now cured, sound aud hearty man. Ed.
ward q. Hanson, engineer at sweeney's
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and l
still remain healthy man." Sold by Drug
gis.s. Trial bottles % cents. Large size
81 On. Logan, List & Co.. Wholesale
Agents. d&w
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FUNERAL OF, ARCHIE PAxTos.-Yes
terday afternoon a large number Of bis
friends followed to Greenwood the late
Archie P. Paxton, and placed in the
silent city Of the dead him who only a
few days ago was the life Of the circle in
which be moved. Noble, generous, atiec'
tionate, and honorable in It's best mean.
ing, his memory will remain fresh in the
hearts Of his many friends while life con.
tinues. Green be the turf above him.
The funeral services took place at the
residence OF his father, J. W. Paxton
Esq, on Chapline street, and we're CON
Quoted by Rev. D. A. Cunningham, Of the
First, aud Rev. James Motfat, OF the
Second Presbyterian churches. The pail.
bearers were: MesSrs. W. A. List, Earl
0slebay, F. P. Mcneil, A. B. Wilson
James Cummlns, Sam. Patterson. John
Moffat and Edgar Pierson. The members
OF the Waverly Literary Society, Of which
deceased was a member. attended the iu'
neral In body.
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CHICAGO, June 24.-Flour-QuIet and
steady. Wheat Dull, weak and lower; No,
Q Chicago spring at CSC bid cash and June,
9la9lLzc July. S41sas4Ic August, No. 8 Al
SOC, rejected at zoe. Corn-Steady and in
fair demand but easier at 36%c cash and
July, S6Hc August, rejected S2Hc. Oats
Dull and prices q shade lower at 2ihc
cash, 23Ifc J uly. Bye and Barley-steAdy
and unchanged. Pork-Unsettled but gen
orally higher and In fair demand at So 25
cash, So 40a9 az August, 50 55a9 67I<
September. Lard-DemAnd fair and mar
ket firm at 50 70a6 so cash, SO S7ISa6 90
July, So 971la7 90 August, 81 00a7071 y Sep
TENDER. Bulk Meats Steady and firm al
81 S7]ia5 35a5 so. Alcohol-At sass Nc.
Whisky-steady and unchanged.
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LIVER Is KING.-The Liver Is the impe
rial organ OF the whole human system, Al
It controls the life, health and happiness
OF man. When Is disturbed In It's proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the natu
raj result. The digestion Of food, the
movements OF the heart and blood, the
action Of the brain aud nervous system
are all Immediately connected with the
workings OF the Liver. Il has been sue
cessfulIy proved that Green's August
Floweris unequalled In curing oil persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition oil
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.
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CINCINNATI, June "a Cotton-steady
at Ike. Flour-Dull and dropping; fam
lily 81 50a6 90. WheAt-scarce and firm
red at e5caSl 05. Con-In good demand
at full prices at 40a4l Hc. Oats-Qniet and
firm at 26a29c. Rye-Fair demand at 56a
SIC. Barley-Quiet; prime to choice fal!
45a50c asked to arrive. Pork-Quiet; held
at $40 90. LArd-In good demand; steam
Ike, current make at sc 90, kettle ~
axe. Bulk Meats-Quiet and firm ct 81
5Ifas5 65. Bacon Scarce and firm al
IS 60a6 00a6 05a6 IS. Butter-Dull and I'M
changed. whisky-Hlgher at 81 05.
HoGs-Quiet; common s. S6a3 IS. light
s. soa4 90, packing IS s5a4 90, butchers
ii nnad n6
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River News,

River s feet and rising. Weather clear
log and warm. y
The MalIie RagOn departed for Par
kersburg at l0i AN.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time.
at 10A.M.
The Katie s.ockdale passed down la.t
night and the Salt Valley at o'clock Thu
morning.
Z o'clock.
The Emma Graham will p.ss upat 9
o'clock for Pittsburgh.
The Courier will be the packet for Par
kersburg at 10i o'clock.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati al
3P.
Diver John Gwyre having succeeded Ia
turning over the hull OF the sunken Cal
umet Al Madison, It is now out on the
Ways at that place undergoing an inspec'
ton to see what can be done with It,
Cincinnati Tines.
10y TeIerhph.I
PrrsnuRoH, June 24.-River 8 feet
and falling slowly. Weather clear and
p' 81. Loun, June 24.-Riysr % fee.
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SUPPLEMENT TO CALLIsis WHEELING
DRTCToRY.-Mr. W. L. Calm has placed
on our cable q supplement to his Wheel
log City Directory for 1877, which EN-
braces a complete list Of all changes IL
firms, and removals OF business houses
and private residences, since the publica
ton Of last years directory. The namet
are arranged in alphabetical order, with
occupation and residence, as compiled
from an actual canvass, and make up o
valuable work. 1t is book that oui
business men cannot we'll afford to b.
without, and Mr.. Calm is deserving Of
praise for the energy he has shown in
putting II before the public.
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CaRBroPHER ASDERsoss tea store on
Market street, opposite the City Build
lug, WU pretty well cleaned out by the
Sefeeants sale which was In progress
there all day yesterday. The sale was
made under M execution In favor Of al
Eastern wholesale tea house. There are
sill several executions against Mr.. An.
detson, the whole Aggregating something
like $1,000.
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A RARE voLuME.-Mr. ". R. NJ
Denny, who Is canvGssing the city under
the auspices Of the Wheeling aud Ohio
County Bible Society, has during his per.
ordinations come across several ancient
BibIes, but the rarest specimen is one he
found In the possession Of Mrs. Geo. K
BelIman, Of Centre Wheeling. II Is an
English Bible, and was printed at Cam
bridge, England, by John Field, in 1867,
The book has passed through several
generations OF Mr. Bsllman's family, the
original possessor being John Bowman
his great. great grandfather.
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AIlegheny,CattIe.

EAST LIBERrY, June 2i.-CATrLR-Re
ceipts since and including Friday s,l4s
head OF through and $40 OF local stock
total for the week ending to-day 1891 oil
through and 1858 OF local stock, against
$50 OF through and 1,42S OF local last
week. Supply full, but no business doing
except at retail;can not at this writing form
quotations, except that there is a prospect
Of prices being OF somewhat.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 5.645 head total
for the week 1870, against 1850 last
week. Workers s. 96ai 10, Philadelphia
81 30a4 IS.
sHEEp-Receipts 1000 head; total for
the week $500 head, against l2,2OO last
week. Selling at IS 50a4 %.
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PHMADRIPHIA. June 24.-Flour-Dull
superfne s. o0a3 %, extra 81 0oa4 %, Min
.nesota family 81 60a5 Is, high grades 50 q
az 90. Wheat-Quiet; red at 81 0Sal u
amber 81 lSal II, white 81 20. Corn
Easy; yellow 45a46c, mixed 4SNa44c
oats-Scaree and firm; white western SSi
SAC, western mixed 3laS2c. Provisions
Firm. Mess Pork-s10 80. Beef-Indii
mess $l7 90; hams 101fal2c; picked e1s
10c. Lard-steady; butchers at SIC, city
kettle 71+a75Sc. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
unchanged. Eggs-Dull; western l5al6c
Cheese-Dull and dropping; western
choice 6Jia7c. Parliamentary; refined
1lal4ISc. crude SIC. WhiskyADull and
tending downward; western 81 0sal 90.
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IssPEcrse THE SCHOOL BuILDIS6s.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds OF the Board Of Education yes
terday paid visit Of inspection to the
different school buildings Of the city, for
the purpose OF asccrtaining what repairs
should be made during the summer vaca.
ton. The following recommendations
have been Sgrced upon by the committee:
First Ward-Feuces and walks to be
repaired and black boards retouched, the
estimated expenditures being Sl07.
Fourth Ward-Three heaters to be
fixed, and walks repaired, at total ex-
penditure Of SPOT.
Fifth Ward-To be repaired and re.
modelled, and such alterations and add.
tons made as may be necessary for the
comfort and convenience Of the pupils.
The back building 10 be torn down and
rebuilt, and the front remodeled and adj
ditional story put on. The estimated ex.
penditure 10 $4,000.
Sixth Ward-Repairing and other i'm
provements, which will cost probably
S225.
Seventh Ward-That room which
has heretofore not been used be furnish
ed, and other improvements made, cost
ing in the aggregate $3.50.
Eighth Ward-This buildings in such
good condition that q triae OF Sc or So
only, for u few unimportant repairs, will
be recommended by the Committee.
Third and Fourth Wards-The COM
mittee will recommend three.story nd.
dition to this school building. This adj
dition seems 10 be very much need.
ed, as in some Of the rooms having a
capacity to seat about fifty pupils there
are now crowded more than
one hundred and thirty pupils,
the overflow only finding space to
occupy In the halls OF the building,
which, necessarily, have been used as
school rooms these many months. The
estimated expenditure for the addition is
s., 900.
Colored school-The committee are OF
the opinion that all that will be needed
at the colored school building will be
some withdrawing, which they will
recommend.
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BOILER wAIvn.-aspooney" Butler
was TO have had hearing before Justice
Phillips yesterday, for completely in the
Rogers robbery, but waived i and will
remain 10 durance vile until his trial
comes Of in October. Seeing the Prose-
cutting Attorney 10 the Jail yesterday,
"Spooney" hailed him and remarked that
as he disliked so much notoriety he had
decided TO waive. He wants those deuced
literary iellers to let up on him, as IL
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SURFERsRs PROM HEADAcHE-Consti
pated bowels. inSard piles, costlveness
levers, torpid liver, yellOwness OF the ski u
and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia aud all de
engagements Of the int-rnal yiscera, are
cured by "swsyne's Tar and Sarsaparilla
Pills" Unlike many other purgatiyes, they
do not irritate the st,maeh and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system In
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver 10 healthy action and expellint by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation OF life. Be partic
tilar to obtain "Swayne's Pills" Price %
cents box, at all leading druggists. In
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST d Co. daw
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CONSIDERING the variableness of the
weather for the past few months, our
community is and has been unusually ex.
empt from colds, and this exemption can
in great measure be attributed TO the
almost general use Of MeLain's PeetOrdl
Cough Syrup. There is no better or
pleasanter cough remedy in the market.
Children cry for II.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, June 24.-Wheat-Weak and
lower; extra white Michigan at 81 y, am
Der Michigan spot at 81 03, No. red win
ter spot 81 OF, seller July exc, seller An,
gust 9ONc, No. Dayton aud Michigan red
81 OF, rejected Wabash and Dayton and
Michigan at7Sc. Corn-Dull; high mixed
soc, No. 2 spot. 3s1fc, seller July SAer
seller August 39lfc, seller September S6e'
rejected S6Kc. oats-Dull; white at2sHc'
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POLICE couar-JudQe 0anmer.

Police CouRT-Jad9e Ganmer.
Business transacted in this court yea
terdAy morning:
Drunkenness-Eli Thomas, Robert
Love and james Johnson were fined 81
and costs each. Thomas paid up, john
son was committed, and execution was
suspended in Loves case on payment Of
costs.
Disordsrly cOnduct-COnrad Smith
and Joseph Noch, 81 and costs each;
james A. Barley, John Meachen, Will
liam Frazier and Neil Orr, $50 and costs
each; John Yancy, $40 and costs; James
Lyons, $50 and costs; Frank Coyle, VIM.
Reed and Elizabeth Ysncy, cases dis:
missed. Smith, Barkley, Orr, Noch and
Lyons paid their fines, and Meachen,
Frazier and Yancy were committed.
aPeanut Scott" was fined 81 for jump.
ing on moving train. Paid.
james Holtsclaw, Albert Price and
Peter Curry were fined $50 and costs each
for receiving stolen goods. All three were
committed IN default.
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TIE picnic for the benefit Of the Cath.
Ollie Church Of Martins Ferry, which
was to have been held at the grove near
Martins Ferry on last Saturday, was
adjourned from the grove TO the hall, on
account Of the weather. A large crowd
assembled At the hall, aud the affair
proved a success 10 every way, despite
therain. Cockayne's orchestra furnished
the music,
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CHICAGO, June 24.-The DrOver' J0urHH
reports:
6ATTLE-Receipts 2,ScO; shipments J.,
700. Market steady, fair and active undel
light receipts; shipping sold 81 l0a6 20
feeders s. 00a4 20; butchers steady; cow
50 60aS 80; bulls g l21ia9 rs; Texans 50 sC
as so.
Hoes-Receipts 1900; shipments 1000
Market opened slow end l0c lower; heavy
sold at IS 65a3 IS; Light s. 6oaS 20; mixed
s. 50aS 20; closing strong.
sHERP-Reeeipts 1000; shipments 200.
Market dali; sales at 50 6215aS 20.
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RELIABLE!

ss-It viii pay you to cali and ses these goods
hatarn hnYinI tlseNhere.
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GUT y NNHF VsVH'S' -
ornamental and useful articles.
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BILLIARD ESrERrAISMESr.-The finger
billiard entertainment given by Mons.
Adrian liar, at seyering's rooms, last
evening, was not a. largely attended q
the performance deserved. The Mons. Ia
a wonderful performer, and should have
drawn al immense audience, which be
will no doubt do this evening.
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COMMISSIONS IssuED.-Gov. Mathews
Yesterday issued the following commits.
sions to officers Of the military company
recently organized IN Cameron: Samuel
Mellon, Captain; David Tegard, First
Lieutenant; Thomas L. Davis, Second
Lieutenant,
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NEW YORK, June 2i.-Business con
tinues quiet In nearly all departments
Fine bleached shirtings are moving freely
since their reduction In price. Browr
sheetlngs. ducks, denims, ticks and grain
bags are In fair request and steady. Print
dull. Fancy caSSimereS tribe more act
i've and wofsted coatingS In fair request
Foreign goods dull.
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New ARRIVAL FOR THE LADrrs.-Just
received by express another lot Of Ladies,
French Heel Walking Slippers, Ladies'
Kid Princess Button, Ladies' Long
Branch Ties, Ladies Grecian Button and
Duchess Button. All the above goods
and The latest styles. Ladies, call and see
them, at L. V. BLosD's,
1125 Main ST.
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CONSTABLE ROBERT BOND will continue
the sale at Reeds hat store to-day. The
fixtures. desk, stove, ETC., and lot Of silk
hats will be closed out during the day, at
hard pan prices. A good chance for those
who wish to invest 10 the articles named
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A NUMBER Of Democratic politicians
from the interior arrived 10 the city yea.
,erday, drawn thither By the meeting o.
the Congressional Committee, which will
be held here to-day.
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THE couR1s.-supAExE couRF OF
APPEAIs-Jndsa Gresa, HoynOad, Moore
and JohaI0a.-rhe Supreme Court met al
the usual hour yesterday morning.
In the case Of Henry Boggess Va !. D.
Meredith, motion to dismiss was over
The cases Of James Cark,AdOn vs.. James
TaIreyson, and D. A. pinges vs.. J. r.
Branson we're continued.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
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TaElease Of the room occupied by @.
Anderson as tea store, on Market street,
opposite the city building, and the hx-
lures 10 the store room, will be sold BY
the City Sergeant to-day.
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BELMONT COUNTY REPUBLICAN, PRIMA-
R1Es.-The Republicans oil Belmont Coun.
ty held their primaries on Saturday last,
for the selection Of delegates TO the Con-
gressional Convention at Steubenyille.
The forty delegates elected are under.
stood 10 stand as follows: For Poorman
SO, for Updegraff 0, doubtful 2. Four oil
the Updegraff delegates are from Mar
tins Ferry and two from Colerain. while
the doubtful delegates are from Union
and Somerset to WnshIps respectively.
The contest at Bridgeport Is reported
as having been warm and spirited. A
total OF 234 votes were polled, the Poor
man delegates receiving 1852 votes and
the Updegraf delegates "a votes. Messrs.
T. C. Rowles, W. Il. Hollister and David
Thomas are the Poormsn delegates. The
nominees for Updegratf delegates were:
+. C. Robinson, o. NJ. Davis and Henry
Crawford.
The convention is TO be held il STEM
benville next Thursday. A grand rati-
fcation meeting will take place
In the evening, after the adjourn.
ment Of the Convention, and the
following gentlemen are announced
10 deliver addresses: Bon. Milton Barnes,
Secretary Of State, Hon. Lorenzo Dan.
ford, and Col. Y. L. Poormap, Of Belmont
county; Hon. Samuel Knox and Col. John
Pearce, OF Harrison county; Judge j. 81.
Trip and c. A. Schroeder, L,q, Of Carroll
county; Gen. james W. Reilly and Hon.
J. A. Amber, Of Columbiana county; Hon.
J. T. Updegraff, Robert Martin and Jared
Dunbar, Esqs., Jefferson county.
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UP1sABALIooN, BoYsl-Prof. Samuel
A. King, Of aeronautic fame, writes III
that he would be pleased to furnish oul
people with grand balloon ascension or
The Fourth Of July, in consideration o.
the sum Of $1,000 Of the good and Lawful
currency Of the realm. But this magnif
cent offer literally pales into In
significance when the dazzling priE'
the Professor holds up before
those envied creatures. the news
paper scribes, is considered. The Pro-
lessor proposes to offer to each newspaper
that shall take an active part in making
his proposition a success a seat for
representative in his car-he does, 'por
honor. Sam, old boy, charge the triaine
sum to our account, and come on with
your balloon
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LETTERS addressed as follows are de.
tanned In the Postoffice In this city for
non.pAyment Of postage: Henall q Co.,
No. So Filby street, Boston, three cent?;
Mr.. Charles Amiok, corner Main and
18th streets, two cents.
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NEW ORLEANS, June a.-COfee-Quleti
Rio cargoes ordinary 10 prime lSkal6Ne'
Sugar-stead common 10 good common
6ISa7Hc, inferior tolgood common 6a6Acl
yellow clarified SIfaENe, MolGsses-Duil
and nominal; common 2Sa25c, fair 26a2sc.
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CENTENNIAL LoDoE No, 81, !. o. Q. F.
last evening elected the following otieers
for the ensuing term: James Vance, N
g.; @. L. Davis, V. g.; q. ]. Rose, secre'
tafy: Thos, Moorehead, Treasurer.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
as observed at Schnepfs drug store operS
House corner, yesterday:
So 4, n 49, q $50 8 'E 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-25

New Goops AT JOHN RoEMER's.-
All Wool French Cashmer at Soc.
New Styles Orgsndee Lawns 10 to l5c
New Styles Granadiens 10 to Soc.
New Styles Dress Goods s to 25c.
New Styles Carpets 10 to Zoe.
New Styles BRUSSELS at 90c.
New Styles Wall Paper 8 to loo.
New Styles Linen Suits 81 30 to S. 90
New Styles Parasols 81 25 to S. 90.
Oar 5-cent Counter is loaded with both
and useful articles.