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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-30
Martins Capital Restaurant. IIs5 Mar
ket Street, 10 the only Restaurant in The
city that has separate rooms for ladies.


| TAsgentle huckleberry isin The mar
ket. .nsaA
Trs Board Of Com pissioners " i'll meet
next Monday, in regular monthly session
TIE Belmont Glsss Works, at Bellaiie
resumed operations yesterday morning
HEsvEY & PACE yesterday sold five
shares Of German Bank stock at $50 pei
share. a...- ..,r- i4.a ...t
THERE WIS terrible tumble in
smoked gls's yesterday. The eclipse WIS
a fraud.
| Two deeds in fee, one deed OF trust
and one relep'e deed were admitted ia
record yesterday.
woRk WIS suspended a. the Arlington
Stove Works yesterday on account OF The
death Of Mrs. Bell.
THE Hessian Band will leave to-day
for the Erat, and will soil on Saturday
next for the old World.
The melon season has fairly opened
and the pavements in many sections OF
the city are blockaded' with the juicy
fruit. ...... .4.4.-
THE United Presbyterian Sabbath
School will hold y picnic at Craig's
Grove, near West Alexander, on Thurs
day next.
A LETTER addressed 10 Armstrong &
Hutchinson, corner sandusky street aud
Parkway, Allegheny, is held Tor postage
at the city Postoffice.
CoMHtIIEFs OF the Board Of Commits
sionera will meet this week as follows :
Finance, Thursday evening; Court House
and Jail, Friday afternoon; Poor, Friday
night.
AucrtosEks HvRvAY has disposed Of
the Kruwme property. at 1ris1eIphia, 10
George Fulmer, for 81, 900, and the Full
mer property, In Fulton, to Krumme, for
$500.
GEo. EDWARDS, who was sentenced
last fall to two years. imprisonment in
the Penitentiary, for dealing In counter.
felt money, has been pardoned by the
President. s.F 81
The Fourth Street n. E. Church Is TO
be closed for repairs during the month Of
August. DR.. A. @. George, the psstor.
will leave Wednesday TO visit bis old
home 10 New York State.
YRsrlDAY afternoon boy named syl.
yester, living on Coal street, North
Wheeling, while wrestling with q com.
panion, was thrown TO The ground with
such violence that his arm wss forced
out OF place.
Four shares Of German Bank stock
and two shares Of German Insurance
Company stock were sold BY Deputy
Sheriff Mitchell on Saturday. Mr.. f.
Reister was the purchaser; paying for the
former $50 and the latter sos per share.
THERE Ia prospect that three cent
pieces will disappear from public view
within short time. Posimasters have
been ordered 10 send all money Of that
description which they may receive at
their Offices 10 Washing In order that
Ito circulation may be stopped.
THE s. & N. Fishing Club leaves this
morning for Cold Spring, up the Big
Creek. Among the party Gre: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. W. Phiruey, Allie Howell aud
wife, Andrew Patterson sud wife, Messrs.
Russell Hubbard and Wbitthorue, oil
New York, aud Miss Matte Taylor.
BurrEn1LK is becoming a popular
beverage In this city. In Southern cities
II is Leading article In all drinking N.
looms, and nothing Is more popular with
those who avoid BlimulRnts. Aaa sum
80. I.,nk 10 l. satI Ia h. aaaItn.. a..ka.-
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TaE FEIANo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
was quite large crowd at the Nail City
Boat House last night, to witness the
presentation Of a she'll boat to Louis Fell
sing BY n number OF his North Wheeling
admirers. Charlie SeAbright, the clever
South Side cloibier, appeared 10 be mas.
ter Of ceremonies, and, with Bob McClel.
Ian, jim Peters, Ed. Cornbauer, RIPLEY,
sue other members oithe Nail City Clue,
looked after the comfort Of the numerous
guests. The Nail City boys are rs hospit.
able at home as they are successful on
the water, and they always contrive to
make one feel that II Is good to be with
them.
The presentation took place in the ball
room Of the club, aud the boat, 4 beauti.
iul paper shell, rested on trestles in the
centre Of the apartment. This boat, by
the way, was manufactured expressly to
the order Of the committee having the
affair 10 charge, viz: Messrs. T. C. Adams,
jos. Hegner and VIM. o'Neal. II was
built by E. WA,.rs & Son, Of Troy, New
York, al u cost OF Sl25. It's length Ia q
feet It's width l23 inches and its weight
SO pounds.
Capt. B. B. Dovener made the present
alton speech. he gave n brief but In:
terestiDg history Of ithe Introduction Of
aquatic sports in the city, referring to
the old Ciarkson and Hegner clubs, as the
pioneer clubs Of the city, and the various
clubs which have since bsen organized.
He paid a high compliment to Mr.. Eel
sings skill IA an oarsman, alluding TO
him as the representative oarSman OF the
city, and yeniuring the hope that in his
future contests he would prove as sue
cessful as in the past. The beautiful
shell boat before him, he said, had been &c.
tcted by number Of Mr.. Felsing's fellow
workmen at the Top Mill, and other ad-
miring friends In North Wheeling, as a
fitting testimonial OF their appreciation
Of his standing as an oarsman, and oil
his services as representative Of
the city Of Wheeling in contests with
oarsmen Of other cities. The boat WIS
not presented by the Nail City Club, bu,
By bis friends outside. Before taking bis
seat Mr.. Dovener explained that there
had been somedelay in receiving .he boat
"a Il was ordered by Mr.. Adams in ample
tine to have II here at least two weeks
ago. He said also that 1t was not exactly
the style OF boat ordered, as It should
have been one foot longer, and the foot,
boards should have been movable in
stead Of stationary. However, said the
Captsin, Lou proposes TO win bis forth
coming race with Weisgerber even with
these odds against him.
Mr.. Charley Howell, OF the S'drddrd
replied on behalf OF Felsing, tharking The
commit . in a graceful little 81 eech fol
'he handsome present, and accepting i
in ne spirit in which 1t IVES lander 4.
| Altar iris there was no Formally
Whatever, and all present accepted Com
modore s>abrighps invitation to "gc
down stairs Pld tske glass ofb:er."
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NEW YORK, July 29.-Cotton-Quiet
Flour-Qu'et and unchanged. Wheat
Spring quiet, " inter- lower; No. 2 Chicago
81 or, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 0S, ungradet
winter red western 81 02al on, No. 3 d.
81 Gal %, No. Q amber 81 90, No. / d.
81 1la1 Is, ung.aded white 81 0S whit,
State 81 %. Rys-Firmer; western 60a65c
Barley and Malt-Nominal. Corn-Firm
nngrsded 45a49c, No. 5, 47c, steamer AK
4sc, No. 3 4Sa4sIic, No. 2 white 55c. Dat
Quiet; No. 5 white 3Sc, No. 2, S4aS4 Nc
No. !, $50, do white 37Kc, western mixet
3lai4c, white western 81 1aS71fc. Hay
Firm ut 45,55c. Hops-Quiet; eastern
and western l7c. Coffee-Firm, ss'el
p,..vate. sugsr Quiet; refined fair 70 goot
Ike. Molasses- Dull and unchanged. Rice
STEADY. Whisky-Dull at 81 06H.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July Steady and
in good. demand. Wheat-Unsettledi
opened firm aud closed strong and higher
for options; No. l red winter 951fs96lfcl
No. 2 at s6kc cash. 9Se August, 80 Saeo%G!
September, No. 8 Chicago spring 9)c,
Corn-Actiye, firm and higher; 391fassssc
cash, S9Kc July, SS4<c August, 3S1Sc Sep'
TENDER. rejected S7Mc. Oats-FP 'rly acs
i've end shade higher and ':reg:lar, new
26c, old 27c cash, 26lfc Jp'y, 22lsc Az
gust, 22Ifc September. Rye-In fair de,
mand at $40. Barley-Demand fsir aud
market firm at 7Sc cash, s4ao5c sep.smber
Pork-Fairly nc i've and shade higher a
80 65 cash, 80 571<ae 90 August, 50 721ia
0 rs September. Lard--Steady aud firm
at 81 ok cash and August, 81 071fa7 q
September. Bulk Meats-Quiet and M
unchanged at 6a6a6kc. Whisky-Ths
quotation for Whisky Saturday was made
81 C6 by mistske; itshould have been 81 o5
which Is toS'ay's price.
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DF,TnoF Mrs. BELI.-Mrs. Irene Bell
wife Of joseph Fill, Esq, died Yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock, at the residence Of
her husband, in Leatherwood, Of injuries
received on Thursday Of last week, By
falling from. "a WAGON while driving to the
station ut Mt. Je Chantal. A partial
parsiysis YVES caused by the injur-, r.
ceived, and the nervous shock and other
serious consequences Of The accident rem
dered all the efforts made for her r'cov-
cry fruitless. The lady sank gradually
until death came 10 her relief. Mrs. Bell
occupied prominent position in social
circles, and was universally esteemed and
admired. Her sad death will be mourned
by the entire community.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 29-Flour-Quiet
supetfne 50 50aS 20. extra s. 00a4 90
Minnesota family 81 75a6 90, high grades
SO OOa7 so. Wheat-Weaker; red 81 02a
i 05, amber 81 DIAL 90, white old at 81 0Sl
ITO. Con-weak; yellow 4sai9c, mixed
46IIa47c.. 0ats-Firner; white western 8.
$3.50, western mixed SlaS2c. Rye-At 52I
Sic. Provisions-Quiet. Mess Pork-At
$40 25ai0 30. Reet-Indian mess SIC 75s
IL 90, smoked hams 1iai2 Nc, picked 9Si
al0lc, green So. Lard--Steady; butcher
Ike, city kettle 7l{d7Ac. Butter--Steady
New York aud Bradford county extra 15a
lie, Western Reserve 12Al4c. Eggs-1la
l2c. Cheese Steady and unchanged. Pc
troleum-Refned 1910; crudesXc. Wits
ky--Steady at$1 On.
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BELIGRs Lic,Ls-Col. Baron and
fsrily returned lr't Saturday from
Burrs Mr. cPup meeting grounds.
The Episcopal congregation Of his city
are contemplating IN the near future, The
building Of more oommod'ors house Of
WORSHIP, on a lot recently purchSsed
The bu'lt'1g comuit'.e meets te morrow
evening.
A very Interesting, eleven months old
daughter OF Mr.. jams Fitton, s,.er q
severe sud ps'uidl struggle, died Sunday
morning. Itwr' buried yes. 'rday.
Capt. Fink he's four very beautiful
rooms, for single persons, to rent, 10 hi
large building near the Belmont Horse
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Allegheny CattIe.

East LIBKRTY, July 29.-CATTLR-Re.
ceipts since Friday 1904 head Of through
and 1859 Of local stock; total for::the week
ending to-day 6,i4 head Of through and
34l OF local, against S,l72 through and
1901 local last week. Supply full, but lit.
lie business doing. IN the Wholesale line
only fifteen loads were sold. Can't form
quotations. Prospect Of heavy run this
week.
HoGs-Receipts 1866 head; total for the
week 5000 head, against ll,cSo last woek.
Workers "a 4oa4 50, Philadelphia "a 70a
495.
sHREp-Receipt 1890 head; total for
the week l1,400 head, against $500 last
week. Ali sold atfrom IS 6oa4 %; prospects
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MrssRs. @. E. DWIGHr and spaulding
Wallace, Of Maynard Rifle Club, seem
TO have very good chance Of securing
positions on the American Ride Team OF
1873. Two OF the eight contests for
positions have already taken place, and
Sccording 10 the FaeSl and Stream thus
far only one man has made better record
than Messrs. Dwight and Wallace. This
Is certainly high compliment to the
Workmanship Of the representatives, Of
the Maynard Club.
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TIE CouRp.-MuMcIPAI COURT
Judge 0fuama.-This Court met at 10
O'Clock A. N. and transacted the follow.
log business:
Wilhelmina Rolf ct 81. vs.. Albert Roll
ct 81. In chancery. Final decree en-
tered In this csse, confirming sale Of resl
estate.
jams Red, guardian, vs.. James Al
bert DunaWay. On PETITION. Order en-
tered for The ssle Of real estate.
Andrew Wilson VI. Samuel Humes
IN chancery. Oder entered authorizing
q rule 20 be Issued, and made returnablS
on the FIRST day Of the next term, To SUP
ply the affidavit Of James P. Rogers
Special Commissioner, supposed TO be
filed In this cRse ,lra sli-E .ui
John Walton, Esq, was appointed Q
Commissioner Of this Court in place oil
Alfred Caldwell, resigned.
Adjourned until this morning at IL
o'clock. b. s.s -ifa .ls
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SHOT THROUGH THE HAsD.-About 6
o'clock last evening Mr.. James johnson
Of Centre Wheeling, a prominent mem
Der Of the Nail City Boat Club, accident
ally shot himself through the left hand
near the little finger. He was trying To
draw charge from an old pistol, when
ii was accidentally discharged, with the
result stated. The wound is painful, but
not OF a serious nature.
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For LIVER COMPLAINT, BILIOUS HEAD
ACHE, Sick Headache (which females are
so liable TO- Jaundice or Green Sickness
Bilious Collie and Bilious Feyers, Dropsi,
cal Swellings, Intermittent, Remittent and
CongestIve feyers, where lauguor, droWti'
ness, anxiety, aching, pains In the back
head and extremities, slight chills with
flushes OF heat, etc. No medicine is better
adapted TO cure these complaints In al
their various forms than
SwAYNR's TAR AND sARsAPARILLA PnI&
Prepared only by DR.. 5wayne 4 Son
Philadelphia, and sold at IS cents box by
all leading druggists. In Wheeling by Lo'
gan, List & Co. eodaW
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A TRAMP DoDaF.-The trrmps are
reyiving the old dodge Of en- aocomplice
going tFrough n long alley and trying the
gates until he finds one unis stsned. Then
bis conf derat IS goto the front door, ring
The bell, end cP'l The serysn'' there.
While he me-, at Re door eng'g's the
mid in conversation, the pHl slips in'n
the kitchen or diving room and lays hold
Of any s''verws-e or s-';cle Of value
which may be lying about, and makes
good his escape. Il is wei. for house
holders 10 be on the alert, as the wander
ing vagabond, S.e slready commencing
10 put in an appearance 10 this vicinity,
and in short time, the cool nights will
drive them TO the city by droyes. E
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CHICAGO, July29.-Ths Drov9I JoaruaI
reports:
Market active, but mot quotably bigger
mixed "a 00a4 80. l-l
CATTLE - Receipts 400, shipments
1,700. Good natives scarce and prices IN.
changed; shipping % e0a4 co, butcher and
good shipping steers IS 60a3 so, cows
SLOW and hard to sell; - tOaS 20, bulls 81 50
az 50, Texans large supply and steady
prices; So 40R3 60.
sHERP-ReeeIpts $780, shipments 40;
strong at IS 60a5 90.
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BALL AT raE Porsr HousE,-Arrange.
ments have been made for q select social
hop at the Point House, New Martins
vile, this evening. The affair Is In
charge Of a committee consisting OF Capt.
Asa Booth and O. W. Hornbrook, Of
Wheeling, and Davis Alexander sud
Joseph Alexander, Of Moundsyille. A
large number will attend from this city,
leaving the wharf on he steamer Pheeton
NJ q N ~ ~ IN
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JUSTICE WHEELER.-Henry AckeI
man was before this Justice upon .
charge Of using abusive language toward
a Sixth Ward man. He was put under
bond TO keen the peace.
This JuLtice on Saturday last issued a
warrant for Thos. II. Richards, who il
charged with calling his father bad
names. Richards will have an examina
iion Tomorrow afternoon. He lives on
Chapline street, near 24th.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-Messrs. Chris,
Cline, Robert Marshall and Rev. Burwell
the latter Of Marshall county, addressed
the meeting at Parker Hall on Sunday
evening. The meeting was large and
enthusiastic.
A meeting is to be held at P arker Hall
tonight. Messrs. g. w. Baggs and other
good speakers will deliver addresses. All
friends Of temperance are earnestly re-
quesied TO be present. 49,
The next meeting at Mozart Hall will
BE- held on Thursday evening. gs.s
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eoH, I feel SO badly, my liver Is all
out Of sorts,p said friend Of ours lately,
We told him that was 4 small matter now,
ss We had pill which would make him
feel like new man in very short time,
he took our advice and has been using
McLqins Rhee!tng Vegetable RillS, and says
he would not be without them II they COS,
500, Be sure aud get the Wheeling
make, and you will use no other pill In
the future.
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JusrcE scHuLaz-Louis Hardman, q
boy Of sixteen, was required by this JUS
lice TO give bond in the sum OF 500 to
insure his good behavior for one year.
Harduan was up for using abusive Ism
guage toward Mr.. snd Mira. RsibAld, .
Isasc Sheldon and Al. Regner, charged
with disorderly conduct, were bonded In
500 each to keep the peace for one year.
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River 8 feet 8 inches, and swelling a
little.
Weather warm, with heavy rain in
the afternoon.
The RagOn, for Parkersburg, departed
at lO4 o'clock.
The local packets ms1e their usual
trips.
The Science will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day at 10l o'clock.
The W. P. Thompson, from Cincinnati,
will be due at noon.
The steamer Andes has laid M at Gin.
cinnati and the Telephone will leave
Cincinnati on the Andes' day and take
her piece in the Wheeling trfde during
the low water.
The little steamer Mike Davis will to.
day enter the Wheeling and Matamoras
trade, giving, with the Thanhouser, a
daily packet between the two points.
lBy TslGaaph.I
PITTSBURGH, July 29.-R'ver 2 feet 8
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
showery.
MEMPHIS, July 29.-River fallen 8
inches. Arrived-Belle Of Memphis,
Vicksburg. Thermometer 92'.
ViuKsDuRo, July 29.-Riyer fallen 10
iuches. Weather fair; thermometer 94o.
Down-Parsgond, Paris and Brown. Ar
rived-Yazoo Valley. .a.....
CscrsaArI, July 29.-Riyer 0 feet 4
inches and falling. Weather warm and
rainy. Arrived-Telephone. Pittsburgh;
Alice, St. Louis; Hudson, Wheeling.
LITTLE Rock, July 29.-The eclipse
was plainly Y sible this evening with the
naked eye. Weather pleasant. River
Z feet 2 inches and falling.
New oRLE,Nr, July 29.-Arrived-
John Gilmore and Gold Dust, St. Louis.
Observation-Disclosures and bsrges, 81. Lon's,
Weather cloudy.
CAIRO, July 29.-No arrivals or de.
partures. River 16 feet II inches and
falling. Weather clear; thermometer S2s.
EVANSVILLE, July 29.-Cloudy and
warm; mercury ZEE TO $50. River feet
and falling. Up-Maggie Smith, Sun.
beam, Silver Cloud, Grey Eagle and
Evansville. Down-Katy Did, Martin,
Speed, Dick johnson and Ironsides.
ST.. LOUIS, July 29.-Arrived-Rsd
Wing, St. Paul; Golden Eagle, Keokuk;
City Of Helena, Vieksburg; Belle Of St.
Louis. Missouri river. Depsrted-Dn.
buque, ST. Paul; Golden Eagle, Keokuk;
Grand Lake, New Orleans, River II
feet 5 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and warm ~.
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+, For UpwARps OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup hiss been used
for children. It corrects aeidity Of the
stomach, relieves Wiad cole, regulates the
bowels, cures dySsRtay and diaTheu,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and Well.tried remedy.
% ecnts bottle. d&y
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The Doc DAYs.-We. are now at that
period OF the year which the ancienLE
called dies .oaaieulmes, and which among
the mOderns IL still given the name oil
dog days. though II Is well known thai
there is no better reason than the force
Of custom for giving it this name. 1t In
clddes forty days, and Is, as a rule, the
hottest portion Of the year, althoug b Of
late years some OF the, pleasantest day.
10 the summer season have fallen within
Il. The date at which they beg!s
varies with the authorities, some
reckoning them from about July q
and others from about July 8, while
reckless people, who care nothing about
calendars, call every muogy, warm day
that occurs, from the beginripg Of sum
mer, a dog lay. the latter people are
about as near right rs .he others. The
name doo-days was derived from an an
cient belief that the great heat Of mid
summer resulted from the rjsiDg Of tht
dog.star almost simultaneously with the
sun. The time at which this occurred
was 80 uncertRin that sometimes Sirius
ibe largest star Of the lsnis Mjor, and
sometimes Pr.iyon. .he harvest IN Can't
Minor. was regarded ~ the neat.provok'
Ing planet. At present neither Of them
rises in conjunction with 'he sun until
about the second week in August.
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JUSTICE CAIDwEI1.-The case OF The
State vs.. Thos. Butler, charged with com
hitting an assault and battery on Mrs
Margaret Miner, in the Eighth Ward, ives
postponed until Saturday next at 8 P. NJ.
Rules were Issued for Witnesses who
failed 10 appear in the thirteen liquor
cases against Ausust Neuhausen.
Fourteen different warrants were is
sued sgainst Mrs. Judith R ,ettger, Of Elm
Grove, for ceiling liquor on Sunday.
These cases will probably bs heard to,
day.
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LAKE CHAurAuQuA.-PartIes desiring
10 visit this famous resort now have 81
opportunity OF doing so at a comparative
" small cost. The P. U. 4 81. L. Railway
("Pewiky") will sell round trip excursion
tickets 10 connect with special train
that leaves Pittsburgh, August LIST. The
tickets will be good for I've days, and will
include ride around the lake. Arrange
ments have been made with the hotels by
which the rates are fxed at 81 so per day,
For further particulars apply at the de-
pot at the foot Of llth street.
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Dorryo on the future is without doubt
very proper and harmless recreation
for Epooney couples, but when combi.
nation Of that Kind persist in warbling
"sweet By and By,"'"What Shall the
Harvest Bef' and other such suggestive
songs, at The hour when graveyarda and
people yawn, and the latter ought to go
+ 10 [ ID, neighborhood sentiment Of 4 less
tender kind Is harrow'd 10 mutinying
poiut, and even the feline serenaders on
The backyard fences arch .heir backs in
indignant protest.
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TOLEDO, July 29.-Wheat- Steady; No
8 white Wabash new 81 o., No. / whit
Michigan 81 90, amber Michigan spot 9ss,
do new 97c, seller July 97c, seller Angus
95Hc, No. Gambler Michigan new CSC, No.
red winter new spot s6Kc, seller July 96Iic
seller August 95hc, No. red new &c
No. clayton and Michigan red new 96Ife
rejected Wabash new Sic, No. 2 ambei
Illinois new 81 Corn bril-; high
mixed 42c, No 9, Axe, No. 2 white I2Isc
rejected 40kc, damaged SAC. Ryc-No.
new SOC. oats-DulI; No. 2, spot 271<C
seller August 2SNc; No. . white new 25e.
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JUSTICE PHnIps.-Dan. Riddle was
before this Justice yesterday afternoon
on charge Of stealing horse from NJ
Rich on the 18th inst. The particulars
OF Riddles arrest have already been pub.
lished. Riddle, who lives in Greene
county, PENN, was remanded for trial, 10
default Of 81 600 bail. m
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NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-coaee-Dull
and nominal; jobbing ordinary 10 prime
l415alsc gold. suBaF-Quiet and steady;
good common 71fc, good fair 70 fully fall
7kasI<c, prime sK, yellow clarified 9JSa
exc. Molasses-Dulli quoted, common 23u
Csc, fair 26a2Sc, = .fT.7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-30

THE Clerk Of the Municipal Court
yesterday Issued a warrant for Elizabeth
Dunlap, charged with using abusive Ian
guage toward Herschel Thompson. Also
Thomas Halpin, for fast driving aud for
drunkenness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-30

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Business con
tinues fair with commission houses. Cot
ton goods in steady demand and generally
firm. Prints more active. Pacific and
Manchester prints opened at 60. Woo
hannels in good demand. Fancy caSsi
meres quiet. RentuckS jeans doing well,
Foreign goods quiet