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New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
Annexed are closing quotations:

The movement in State bonds was on moderate
scale, and conspicuous only for short upward turn
in Louisiana cOnsols, and weakness in District OF
Columbia 3-65s. which were down to "A to-day,
while Louisiana consOls were 76l407GI2. Old len
nessees were strong at 39l2 and new series at 6i8
There was the usual quiet in City bank
merce 90 at 10; Park 40 at 81; Fourth Nation,
al Il A at 9S; Hanover (10) at 100; Importers and
Traders C5) at 1876. and Merchants 37 at 109.,
There was good demand for railroad bonds, but
prices were irregular. The Paclhcs to-day were
weak Union frsts ut 105l2, and sinking fund at
937s. Jersey Central cOnsOls were firm at 6olS;
frsts of Burlington and Cedar Rapids at 6Sl2; ST.
Paul gold Is at 104ls; La Crosse Division at 10Y;
per cent irsts at 1S, and sinking fund at 96l2.
Northwest gold rs were steady at 071i: sinking
fund a 1854 and Rock Island new forty-year Us at
1873. Nashville, Chattanooga and St. LOuis hrss
were in request at 07l4 Cleveland and PittsbuTg
4ths selling at 106; Alton and Terre Haute fiTstS
at 40; WinOna and st. Paul seconds, guaranteed
by Chicago and Northwest, at 81; Great Western
seconds, ex November coupon 1877, at II; Morris
and Essex consolidated frSts at S63i, and Lake
Shore seconds con. coupon, at 90j Ohio and MIS-
sSippi seconds yielding to G2.
There was no increase in the volume Of business
in gold, but the market was weak and declining in
the waning export demand and the progress made
toward resumption. The price declined from lOl
to 100i2 sales to-day having been at 1OOoSD lO0i2
while loans cost 404l2 per cent for carrying The
ub-TTeasury disbursements for the week were
$1SS, 900 interest, AMI S2l0,OOO called bonds, IN
elusive Of $2S, 900 and $31, 900 to-day. The days
business of the gold clearing department of the
Bank of the state of NeT-Iork covered !: Goid
cleared 81 PIP 900; gold balances S1,132,0l9
currency balances, $97S POI. The gold quotations
to-day were as follows: ~
IU........lOO2 y l2..........l00ds 3..........lOO2
There was not much movement in foreign ex-
change during the week and quotations once
We annex the closing quotations to-day. selling
rates being l2d3i of q cent lower:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
27buyer 80 days.

!
The transactions in stocks to-day. 13j, 400 shares,
were larger than those Of any other day during the
week. Butno new features were presented North
west common still leads the speculation, recording
further advance of 17s per cent for the day. Inc
preferred was more active than usual ana rose 10
~ but ended at 7255. st. Paul common recorded
the greatest amount Of transactions and rose Il
per cent falling oil If in the final sales I he pre-
fcrrsd was dull and steady at 72asa 72osa 72S5. In
the trunk line shares, ,steadlncss rather tnan strength
was tho couspicuous feature Coal stocks were dull,
but first firm and then weak. Western Union sold at
S2ifa S2l2 l20S2ls, aud Pacific Mail at l0l2G l90
lVls. The market closed irregular.
n,Nnr or TIE srnrK MARKEr.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

CITY Slaughter OK, 7agc currency. ,,. -,
T.. Wells reviews past week rs toOWs; w .
n duh market shippers have taken only z3o
hole brewers probably many Prices rematnnOm
nay unchanged Without revival OF the export trade We
must dull dragging business There no specua-
ton in the article and would not be- even though prices were
ve- for the that everything bids taf Tor large
cop and low prices Fall Receipts for the wees Sl4
bales since September 1871 l24592 bales TOTAL I9r
same perOd 1876 442 Cearances Tor the week,
23J bales total since September 1871 99S 9aes i9,ai
for same period in 1876 S53l4 bales state, 1871 odlOci
do Eastern, Ease; do, Ycarling, 2a3ci Old, lG2c a.
IEATHER-Hemlock sole fairly active, prices quite hInj
Sdes Isl bales Exports $4,000 sides viz, 1000 10 Eng
land IL 900 o Continent.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

longed 70 drawing class at the Cooper Institute, and
was given very difficult picture TO copy with iDstruc-
tOns TO have 1t done by certain time, or IL would De
ruled out of the exhibition and his name stricken from
the list of competitors Tie frequently expressed fears
that he would be unable 10 finish the drawing, ana IT, is
matter as TO commit suicide.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises 525 sun sets.... 6:S7 Clock FAST. O29
Moon sets S6 Moon souths. Ola Moons age days IL
tn5H WAFER TO.DAY-A ". go
sandy Hook 4Oj Gov Island. i23 Hell GGte.... Ol2
HIGH WATER TO.DAN-P. 81.
Hook. 34 GOV Island. 4:ji HeH Oae'''' Oi3
WATER sUNDkY-A. y.
Sandy Hook. 5:Ul GOV. Island big Hell Gate..'. 7ll
HIGH WATER SUNDAY. ~
Sandy Hook 53l Gov Island. 5:55 Hell Gate..... TAI
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

1ands Ras been applied TO the extraordinary ex-
penditures for the improvement Of road-Ded and and
other EXPENSES arising out Of transactions OF former
years. aud amounting during the year to $34l.79s So
the company to close of the year. the net receipts
including the cash turned over by the trustees, have
been 2i S77 TO- On the let OF January contracts for
,Tard'of 80 00O were placed In tho hands Of the
farmers Loan ana st Company to secure an issue OF
been sold to this date S33500O at % per cent and ac
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
A UNION HILL BOYS DISAPPEARANCE.

August Baumgartner, sixteen years old, re-
hding at Hudsonaye. and Lewisst.. Union HILL NJ j..
has been missing from his home since Tuesday He be-
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

UNION cAOP.

METAIS-Ingot Copper que. steady lie; sales Lead
au nomnay Speer about steady though duh.
Zig hin rather quiet but steady. Tin plates unchanged
prices 200 No l. 800 tons Forge private
terms. Scotch Pig dull, unchanged. Rails without
sales steady. scrap UNCHANGED Lead-qommon DO DO
gold. speerTDomsstc, 3te5Sse currency Foreign: siS
ish. i4lqSl4slc.; BaneA l7ac. gold Tin Plates
harcOa Tin, ,$Gd$6 20 Ternes5 1885, Coke Tin q
ass 90; do ToIne, IS l22d$0 25, gold American No Z
slS9sl9 No. 2, sI7a$ls Forge sleGsi1 seesSh 5i
-Coltness S25; GengamOcls $24 30 Eghntoh' SZa.,
sCrTY s22 $24. Steel Rails here. $4Sas44i Iron $50
aS38. Old do. slSaSl9 ,.....,. .o,,uo .o,..
MoLAssEsy orleans steat moderately G active sales
800 2Ud4Sc, Common 20 lIime 4SG2Oe Cholee 70
Fancy by aucon 100 bb sold 2sSSd FSGeisn 91ieer
NAVAL spirits 1trpenI'5ae a steady Quiet Sle
no sales Rosns rather weak, stu du Common ~ Good
Strained, 81 81 iedsi 62is Tar aud Pitch aaet
OCEAN FREIGlITS--B Business quite limited, rates, how
ever about steady Engage Liverpool steam, 5000
bush GRAIN Sd co ID geo 90. do part fcr next week,
Sid 90 NJ 500 Bacon. through freiaht quoted
Be london sail l2OO bbls Flour Is l0ho 1000 boxes
cIohes Pima private terms sean rs 0o0 bush ran prt
through ireght, Cd, standard and 60 Bj 100 bills ft.
private terms quoted 4s Cd G4s 3D. 200 tons Provisional
S5s 800 tcs. Beef 6s. Cd. Glasgow, stsam. 800
boxes Cheese, 3es. Bristol. steam $50 tes Beef.
Ga Cd. Antwerp steam, 1000 tes Lard through
freight private terms. Charters Norwegian bark 70
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
FFICIAL REPORT ~ T. MINING STOCK E1-
OHANGE SALES, APRIL IL, 1873.
THIRD BoARD-2:30

FRIDAY, April 12-P VI.
The existing impression that tho stock market
during the week ending to-day has been a rampant
"bulls market, probably has its origin in the ra-
pidity of the fluctuations which have occurred
rather than in any material advance Of prices
which has been established. a review Of the week
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
9re dream.

A FACT.-HORTON'S ICE CREAM IS MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
To CHURCHES, FESTIVALS. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
25c. PER QUART
To FAMILIES by the GALLON SOC FER QUART.
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
Depots 3O5 4have. 1924 Broadway and 10 Chatbam-st
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
successful OF q years has given FUSsELL'S
ICE CREAM reputation for purity richness and ayOr
equaed,
To Church festivals the trade per quart;
Families, 81 20 per gallon
~ BIBLE HOUSE and 623 GTH.AVE.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL gFrrpT NJ j. STUCK EXCHANGE SALES
FRIDAY. APRIL IL. 1878.
GOVERNUEyT STOCK DEPARTMENT.

FIRST CALL-104 O'CLOCK A.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
Mnsital !9nstrume'Iis

y
s-~~.- >~-~~
DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL o. Co.,
"A. No. IL EAST 14THST.
Chickering's Stenways and other Pianos and Organs
for cash, on instaments, and for Ient
/ IGHTE g. ERNST, old house of LIghte g.
Il Bradbury, offer their splendid PIANO-FORTES low
prices easy monthly payments at IL l4th-st
Also Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rirer, Vessels ana Railroads.

FRIDAY. April IL, 1878.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 22.-Flour-steady and
firm; spring extras "a 25a4 90, western ex.
tras 81 25a5 "a, Minnesota extras "a 50a6 90,
patents IS 00as so, winter extras "a 50a6 90,
superfine 81 25as rs. Wheat-Active, firm,
higher and unsettled; No. 2 Chicago spring
97as7 70 cash, SIZE July, s73zc bid August,
SIC September; sales 829<as41sc septem.
Der, No. s. s62laS7c. Corn--In good de.
mand and prices shade higher at 3s94a
SS1Sc cash, 3skc July, Ssl<aSs9fc August,
3SIza3Sssc September, rejected $50. Oats
Steady and firm at 251<c cash, 2494a24jSc
Jnly, 22Xc August, 22Yc September. Bye
Strong and higher at 511fa52c. Barley
Steady and firm at CSC. Pork-Quiet and
steady at 50 25a9 80 cash, 50 271fa9 80 .Au.
STEADY s "a and IN faii demand at :ssoas s2X
cash, Sc 92,fAugust. 81 OK September.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Whis-
ky-Steady and unchanged at 81 Q5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

THE Hor SPILL BRoKEN.-The back
bone Of the hot spell seems to be broken.
Il will be remembered that in this latitude
we rarely or never have more than one
really hot period 10 season. This year
the heat has been unusually prolonged
aud intense, and the records Of expert.
ence indicate that since the cool breezes
have interviewed, the trouble Is substan-
italy over. We may not unlikely
have more hot days this sum
mer, sometimes possibly two or three
In succession, but no such prolonged
boiling weeks as we have lived through.
Meanwhile, let us hear from the corn.
The month OF July thus far has been
adapted exclusively 10 the requirements
Of the maize crop, while the best OF crea.
ton has suffered. Has the corn made
the most Of its rare opportunities2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

The LaBelle Mill started up yesterday
morning.
Is there any record Of a candidate being
sunstruck?
SUMNER is more than half over. Ge'
the listers ready.
WAVE about used up that cold wave
and begin TO need another.
Two marriage licenses were Issued yes.
terday by the County Clerk. iv
CAPr. CAMPBELL SwEEsEY's new boat
Is to be launched on Saturday next.
The Arlington Stove Works willre.
sumo work on Thursday Of this week.
Work will be resumed at the Hinge
Factory about the 18th Of August next
AGAHG Of painters are at work brush.
ing up Turner Hall Tor the coming Turn
fest.
TIE Municipal Court will meet to-
day, pursuant to adjournment Of Satur-
day last.
MExBERs Of the Maynard Rifle Clhb
were out at Woodland Range yesterday
practicing.
TIE Ed. Bender ii.hiug club returned
la,t evening from n few days fishing al
Birch's Run. uI .ts.
THE brewers r,pnt that during the
cheated term" the sAles Of beer increased
about one-third.
TRE Hession Military Band will give
free concert at the Nail City Boat
House on Wednesday evening. 1870
TEE B. & o. pay car Is expected here
to-day, and the employees Of the company
in the city will receive their ducAts.
THERE ia candidate on the street who
smiles go extensively that the top Of bis
head swings round like teakettle lid.
Two deedsin fee, one deed Of trust and
one release deed were admitted TO record
yesterday by the Clerk Of the County
Court.
A NUMBER Of Gases Of cholera iniantum
are reported in the Eighth Ward. Sew
eral cases have proven fatal within the
past week. ~
The steamer Telephone, the new light
draught Pi,nburgh and Cincinnati pack.
ct, registered 25l passengers on her last
round trip. Ias-0e
TIE weather the past two days has
been blessed relief. We can stand a
little more frying now, ilit Is absolutely
necessary.
Would Il not be good idea to trim
of some Of the branches Of trees that shut
In the light Of many Of the street lamps
about the city? u
APATHY Of ladies aud gentlemen went
down TO Mr.. crAngle'a place, near Pultney
Bottom, yesterday, in Stewart's tine sail
boat, and came back on the Phaeton.
THR Grand Council Of the Independent
Order Of Red Men will meet In the hall
Of the Order, in Crangle's block, today,
and remain In session for several days.
The Wilson Lyeeum, composed Of In
telligent colored people, gave their clos.
ing entertainment last evening The ex.
erciies consisted Of select orLtions, essays,
singing and debate.
TEspERAScE NORMA meeting Is to
be held this evening at PArkerS' Hall.
Good speakers will 10 in attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July a. Cotton demand
fair and market firm; middllng l1Hc.
Flour-Stropg; family "a 25a5 30. Wheat
Firm at s5a93c. Com--Firmer at Ala
4se. 0ats-steady at 27as0c. Rye-Ir.
REGULAR at 4sab2c. Barley-Dull and IN.
changed. Pork-Easiet at 50 75a1o 90!
L4rd--Quiet aud steady; prime steam 50 90
vi 90 bulk Maats-Quiet ct s. 00a5 S0a
o Ia. B,ron Dull and lower at 51Ia5ssSa
8ISaC9sAGssuli&c. Butter Dull and nom.
inal; Western reserve false, Central Ohio
salrc Linseed OIL Quiet at 5la5Sc. Whis-
ky-Steady at 81 on. :.
Hods-Demand fair and market firm;
common IS 50aS 70, fair 10 good light 81 90
al 80, heavy packing ~ 16a4 80, butchers
n IllAl m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

PUSHING ADVERTISING TOO FAR
"Bless my soul !" said Col. Crawford, last
Sunday morning, "This ia too bad
Here's Bulls Cough syrupin the Bible !"
The Colonel took off his specs, rubbed
them carefully and looked again. "Yes
here in the Esd Chapter Of Isaiah, 18th
verse,-over 500, 900 bottles Of DR.. Bull's
Cough Syrup, &c. Well, thought Bull
got everywhere else except in the Bible.
Now IN give 1t up; It must be agood
thing Mrs. @. came in and explained
that she had cut the slip out Of a news.
paper and put itin her Bible for safe
keeping, and it had stuck to the leaf. So
the Colonel was fed.-StatntOn Va
Indicator, g':-f 3ii'ffHt. o. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

PERSONAL NorEs.- Mr.. Hudson, oil
the Chicago Northwestern Road, has sue
ceeded w. c. Quincy u Master Of Trans
portalion and General Manager OF the
B. & o. Road wet Of the Ohio River,
Mr.. Quincy will probably enter the
service Of the P. @. q. st. L. Company.
Mr.. Harry Stein, chief clerk Of the
elegant steamer Charlea Morgan, came
up on the Andes yesterday, as the guest
OF Mr.. Ed. Muhleman. Harry Isl prince
OF steamboat clerks. and bis popularity
extends from Pittsburgh TO New Orleans.
he Il we'll remembered here for hia
courteous attention to the party which
attended the Mardi GrRs festivities ii
New Orleans from this city last spring.
Messrs. @. E. Dwight and SpauldiDg
Wallace, OF the Maynard Rifle Club, have
decided 10 compete for positions on the
American Rife Team Of 1878. Both gen.
tlemen are crack shots, and will make a
good showing, whether they succeed in
getting on the team or not,
Mr.. Alex. Laing and nephew, Master
Richard Robb, have returned from a
visit 10 the Lake Superior region.
Mr.. J. NJ. Tyner, Route Agent between
Wheeling and Newark, Ohio, has been
transferred 10 the Newark and Chicago
R.P.o. A..
Mrs. John Weitlell, Of North Wheel
ing, who has been i'll for several days,
was reported very low yesterday.
Mr.. g. A. Corsten, Of the Washington
PAL Rerip and Examiner, 10 stopping at
the Mcclure House.
MIR. John Myles, the artist, yesterday
got back from avisit to Weston.
We are glad to see Mr.. Will. Hedrick,
OF the Secretary OF States office, at his
post again after severe spell Of sickness.
Mr.. Sol. Arbenz, Of Bellaire, has been
elected Secretary Of the Wheeling Fur
niture Company.
Mas Sallie Handlan, OF South Wheel
ing, yesterday returned from an EXTENDED
visit to Covington, Ky, Columbus, Ohio,
and elsewhere. .....
Mr.. S. T. Brewster, who was several
years ago connected with the Wheeling
Female College, in this city. Is the guest
Of Messrs. James L. aud John Hawley.
Mr.. Brewster is at present a student at
the Gambler, Ohio, Theological semin'
AIRY. .,-..-. .;
Rev. Thomas Harrison, well known
evangelist, and one Of the; most 'promi:
neut reyivaiiss In the n. E. Church, will
spend flour days at the Smyrna Camp
Meeting, which commences August 9th.
Chaplain McCabe has promised 10
spend a few days at the Moundsville
Camp Meeting.
Misses Addie Smith and Sophia Davis,
Of this city, will leave to-day on the
steamer Della to Wait the Misses Min.
nings, Of steubenville. .s..
Charles T. Hayes, Esg., young attor-
ney from Pomeroy, Ohio, isin the city on
business.
Creel, ofthe Eeg STATE Ga.etie Mounds.
viIle) took In our city last night, and was
shown around by some Of the b'hoys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

LlvRR IS KrNG.-The Liver Is the impe.
rial organ Of the whole human system, As
Il controls the life, health and happiness
Of man. When It 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 and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings OF the Liver. II has been sue
cessfuliy proved that Green's August
Flower Is unequRled In curing al 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 II Is just what you want.
anHIw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23
chicago Cattle MARKET.

CHICAGO, July22.-The Drora5 Journal
reports: 80
aoos-Receiph 5000. shipments $3.50.
Marketa shade stronger except mixed and
rough; sales shipping at "a 20a4 60, light
"a 10a4 20, mixed "a o.. -.
: CATTLE-Receipts 1900, shipments 1900.
Scarce and strong; steers n 00a4 so; butch
ers' weak; cows 50 60aS o., bulls 50 00a2 so;
Texans in heavy supply at 50 60a3 80.
sHRgp- Receipts 100, shipments $50.
Dull at IS b0ai 90. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

AN UNSUCCESSFUL ArrEMrrTo ESCAPE
THE CLuToHIs OF THE LAVA young
man named Ed. Briggs was arrested yes
terday and taken before Justice VIM.
Phillips, TO answer charge Of fornica-
tion, preferred by Miss Jennie Martin, Of
the Seventh Ward. Briggs was asked to
give bond in the sum Of $500 TO insure his
appearance for preliminary hearing to-
day, and failing to End bondsman, was
remanded to jail. While the Justice was
making out the commitment Briggs
suddenly bounced out Of the office
and started with Rarus.like speed toward
the Buckeye State. Constable Duck Price,
the heaviest weight in Judicial circles,
bolted after Briggs, and succeeded in
oyerhauling him In coal house about q
square north Of the Justices Office. Duck
surprised everybody by his swiftness, as
he weighs nearly three times as much as
his prisoner. Briggs was escorted to the
county Jail, and lodged in a cell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

NEW YORK, July 22.-Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat -Demand fair and
market firm; No. 2 spring 81 05a1 90, No. l
spring 81 l0a1 y, ungraded red winter at
81 GOAL L., No. 2 do 81 10a1 II, No. do
81 II, No. 2 amber Illinois 81 DIAL 0s, No.
1 do 81 IS, white State at 81 241S. Rye-
Quiet; western 59a6lc. Barley and Malt
Nominal. Corn-Active and shade
higher; ungraded 44a4Sc, No. 5 at 451fc,
steamer 461Sa47c, No. Q at 471<a4sc, Kansas
$50, yellow 62a5Sc. Oats-HominAlly I'M.
changed. Hay-steady at 45a55c. Hops
Quiet; eastern and western at 7al0c, New
York State 7al2c. Cofee-Steady and un.
changed. Sugar-Quiet and steady; rein.
ing fair to good at 73ta79Ec. MoiaSses =
Quiet and unchanged. Mce-Steady; Caro-
lima 6s<asc. Louisiana 7a7Xc. Whisky
Heavy at 81 on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

For LIVER COMPLAINT, BILIOUS HAD
AcHE, Sick Headache (which females are
80 liable to- Jaundice or Green Sickness,
Bilious Collie and Bilious Fevers, Dropst.
cal SWellings, Intermittent, Remittent and
CongestIye Feyers, where lauguor, drowsi'
ness, anxiety, aching, pains In the back,
head and extremities, slight chills with
iushes OF heat, etc. No medicine is better
adapted to cure these complaints In all
their various forms than
SwAYSB's TAR AND SARsAPARILLA Pills
Prepared only by DR.. swayne 4 Son,
Philadelphia, and sold at 25 cents box by
all leading druggists. In Wheeling by Lo.
GAM List & Co. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

The river Is getting down to hard pan
pretty fast, there being last evening but
3 feet Q inches In the channel.
Weather delightfully."- cool, with stiff
north breeze blowing all day.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Par.
kersbure at l0i o'clock.
The local packets made their usual
trips.
noon. .....,.
The oNeal came down from Pitts
burgh last night and will lay up at Steu-
benville until the bottom Of the river
ceases TO obatruct navigation.
The Salt Valley, from Pittsburgh, will
be due this morning at Z o'clock. She
will 70 through to Cincinnati.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
packet to. day at 10i o'clock.
The Pittsburgh packet, w. P. Thomp.
son, will be due here at noon from Cin-
cinnati, but il is doubtful II she will at.
tempt to make Pittsburgh.
The steamer Andes will leave for Gin.
cinnati at 3P.M.
The Joseph A. Stone, with tow Of
barges, is laid up at Benson's Ferry.
IBy Telegraph
EVANSVILLE, July 22.-Weathe r clear
and cooler; mercury So. River six feet
and three inches. Up-1dlewild, Grey
Eagle. ....sl
MEMPHIS, July 22.-River has fallen 4
inches. Weather far. Thermometer 81
degrees.
EVANSVILLE, July 22.-River 0 feet
and rising. Weather clear. Thermome.
ter s. degreesl {.
New ORLEANS, July 22.-Arrived-
Port Eads and barges, 81. Louis. Wealth.
er clear and partly cloudy; thermometer
90o.
LOUISVILLE, July 22.-Weather clear
aud pleasant. Departed-Mary Eliza-
beth, Cincinnati. River 6 feet 2 inches
and falling. ,-,
CINCINNATI, July 22.-Riyer 0 feet 6
inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
Arrived-Susie Silver, St. LOUIS. De-
parted-Telephone, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, July 22.-Arrived-G olddusL
St. Louis, Ironsides, Ohio river. De.
parted Golddust, New Orleans. River
Is feet Q inches. Weather clear and cool.
Thermometer ZOE.
VlcKspuRo, July 22.-Riyer fallen IS
inches. Down--Golden Crown and Par
goud. Up-James Howard aud City Of
Helena. Fair weather.
ST. LOUIS. July 22.-Riyer stationary
and 10 feet inch above low water mark.
Arrived-Golden Eagle, Alice and North.
western. Deparied-Grand Lake, Golden
Eagle, Whale and Kerr. -s
NASHVILLE, July 22.-lsiver 81 inches
on the shoals. ..syf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

GONE FlsHISG.-The Leasure Fishing
Club yesterday afternoon left for their
camp at sardis, where they will remain
four or Eve weeks. The names OF the
members Of the club are Lawrence Ray,
John Ray, Jacob Dstwiler. Jacob Steurn'
agile, W. J. Devine, VIM. Hagedorn.
Col. W. W. Miller, Maj. ". L. Bridges,
Lieut.. Todd, and Messrs. Will. Schwert-
frger, Sam, Tappau and others went to
Upper Island yesterday, on the Della, to
spend few days in fishing.
Messrs. D. K. Irwin, will. Hunter,
Chsrlie Mathews and several others leave
TO day for Fish Creek. 1911.