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Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, July Cotton-Dull Al
liNc. Flour - Dull and unchanged
Wheat-In good demand; new at s5S9Sc
Corn-Demand fair and market firm at n
a49c. Oats-Stcady at ?6a29c. Rye
Steady Mt 65a56c. Barley-Dull and nom
iual. Pork-In fair demand at g G0a9 rs
these prices bid. LArd-ln fair demand
current make 50 IS, kettle 7xa71ic. Bull
MeAts-Quiet at 6a59<a6c, these prices
asked. BAcon-Steady and In fair demauC
ut 5i<a6 %a6kc. Butter = Dull and un
changed. Linseed 0il-steady at 6la5Sc
WhlSky-steady and in fair demand q
81 05.
HoGs-scarce, firm and higher; common
s. 75ai 10. light 81 2Oa4 40, packing 81 SOs
4 80, butchers 81 50a4 60.
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DEMOCRATIC CoNvEsTIoN.-The Ohio
County Democratic Committee met at the
City Building on Saturday afternoon at
9! o'clock, for the purpose Of issuing a
call for County Convention for the Sc.
lection Of delegates 10 the Congressional
Convention at New Martinsville. There
were present Messrs. W. G. Handlan, chair.
man; ". L. Hearne, NJ. J. o'Kane, NJ.
Emsheimer, Peter Delaplain, Patrick
Daily and James Creighton. The com.
mittee decided to hold mass convention
on the 9Th Of August, at the Court House,
and adjourned to meet on the oath prox,
when they will agree upon the time for
holding convention for the nomination
Of county officers. .
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NEW YORK, July 1S.-Flour-Quiet and
steady; suptrfine western aud State IS 9Oa
W common 70 good 81 o0A4 80, good TO
choice ~ S5a5 rs, white wheat extra IS 50
80 6o, extra Ohio a 00a5 rs, st. Louis 81 90
o. co. Minnesota patent process SO 0OA6 70,
Wheat-Lght export demand; No. 2 Chi.
cago spring 81 05, No. / spring 81 oSal 10,
ungraded red western 81 coal IS, No. 2
anber 81 OF, No. / do 81 l2al 10, amber
Kentucky 81 l2, ungraded white 81 09a
/ 0SH. Rye-steady; State &c. Barley
and Malt-Nominally unchanged. Corn.
Active, but lower; ungraded 4lA47Ife, No.
5 at 45c, steamer 46aI7c, No. . at 47al7 Nc,
high mixed 471fc, round yellow 62Xa5Sc.
0ats-No. ut S4GS4 Nc, western mixed 81
aS4c, white western S2GS71ie, mixed State
32a35c, white S21iaS9c. Hay-UnchAnEed.
Hops-Firm; eastern and western 7Gi0c.
Coffee Strong; sales private. Sugar
Firm; refining S.l6a77Ec. Molasses-
Quiet and unchanged. Rice-In fair de.
niAnd and unchanged. Whisky-$l OK.
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,f .,.. .f.t
PERSONAL MEaoEANDA,-AuulIe. NH
Ter returned from hagers'oWn on sa'uf-
day. ~
State treasurer West mas returned from
the interior: ,
Or. !. n. BiacEiord has oeeh appolh!teu
heaiih oncer Of Martins fetfy' ny I've
Board oil Health oil that town.
Kramer has composed marcn anu
dedicated Il TO the doii anards.
Mr.. Fred. Hlesler, oil the 1erma1 In.
surance Company, goes 10 new 1oIk
this week 10 engage attractions lor 'ne
coming amusement season al 'he opera
House: ,,.r- I'm
Mefadden. oil Inc steuoenVilIe 9a.ene
and lady, visited our Guy on ea.nfgsy.
We had the pleasure o. meeting FRANK
McJilton, oil benwood, Marshall county
Mr.. McJilton seems 10 De one o, those
plain, common sense fellows, VINO 40 % non %
or to any position elected 70. ne Is ,; oe'
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"oH, amt 1t hotp It Is, in fact, very
warm weather, and you cannot find a
place 10 the city where you can get a
cooler drink Of pure Soda Water than at
McLain Brothers. Their Soda Water Ia
celebrated for the purity Of the syrups
used, both far and near, which is not TO
be wondered at, as they have reduced the
business 10 science. They manufacture
more Soda Water than any other two
houses In the city.
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4, A; A Sod e !. fr ,s RO.,i.I CD, q, b,,
Si HSd' Al The corner If NGt,i = n !, g
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A GENERAL opinion prevails that moth.
ing short OF opiates or narcotics will pro.
duce sleep 10 nervous persons. This is
mistake. Il is matter Of much couse.
quence to heads OF families where there
are young children who are restless,
sleepless, and OF course more or less irri-
table, TO know that In Lswson's Curative
a most perfect nervine will be found. By
simply bathing your child and rubbing
1t with Curative at night, and several
times day, with ANAL doses taken In
ternally, you will be surprised how
quickly it will bring about natural, re-
ireshing sleep, and that, too, without any
dosing or poisinous drugs, which only
deaden the senses without curing the
difficulty. The Curative Is equally good
for grown persons, for all nervous affsc-
tions.
Large" new so cent size, and nearly
three times more for 81 90. cod
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OVERCOME BY THE HEAr.-About 8
o'clock last evening, Mr.. Thos. Brewster,
shipping clerk at the Belmont Mill, was
found lying on the floor Of the packing
room OF the mill, in an unconscious con-
dition. 1t Is uncertain how long he had
been lying there, but il Is supposed that,
while in the vicinity Of the mill, he was
overcome with the heat, and managed to
to make his way to the packing room be-
fore losing consciousness. He was
carried upon stretcher TO his
residence on Jacob street, and
medical assistance was summoned without
delay. The attending physicians at once
pronounced his condition a. critical
Last night he was still very low, and his
friends entertained doubts Of bis recov'
cry.
Mr.. Brewster has been connected with
the Belmont Nail Works for upwards Of
twenty years, and Is well and favorably
known In the city. During the past
week he had been unusually busy ship
ping nails, and no doubt over-exerted
himself. His many friends will be glad
to hear OF his speedy recovery.
DIED.-Thomas Brewster, who was
Frustrated by heat yesterday afternoon,
died this morning at 2.45 o'clock.
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REsprrE FOR A MuRDHRIR.

GREESvrLLE, 8. q. July 1S.-The ne.
gro JEFF. Mayida, under sentence Of death,
las been respiied until the 2Sd Of Au.
gust. He was convicted Of murder on
purely circumslantial evidence, and It Is
not generally believed he is guilty. Gov
ernor Hampton visited the prisoner in
his cell, few days ago, and the inter-
view probably led to new respite, II is
not likely his sentence will ever be car.
Rad infn axaculfnn.
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PHILADELPHIA, July IS -Flour-Quie,;
superfne 50 50aS 90, extra IS O0a4 90, Min.
nesota family 81 50a5 so, high grades 50 %
az 90. Wheat-weak: new red 81 90, am.
Der 81 0Sal 10, white 81 is. corn-Weak;
yellow 4sc. oats-steady; white western
S4aS5c, western mixed:3lSS?c. Bye-Dull
ut 6SS54c. Pork $40 0oal0 so. Beef =
India mess $l7 90; smoked hams 1lal91 &c,
picked 9Nal0I<c, green Ease. Lard :
STEADY, butchers 6ka7c; kettle 7Iic.
Butter-N ominally unchanged. Eggs-Dull;
western 10al1. Cheese Normally un'
changed. ENTHUSIASTICALLY unchAng
ed. Whisky--Steady; western Il 0s.
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BESwoop FISHING CLuB.-The Ben.
wood Fishing Club will leave to-day for
their old camp on Wheeling creek, o.
the mouth Of stelIe'a Run. The party Is
com posed OF the following young gentle
men: WIN. Bursee, WIN. Pole, VIM
CurDs, WIN. Kelly. James Dolan, John
Bursee, VIM. McCabe, A. Hilderbrand
and L. Burr. They will encamp on Mr.
McFaddens farm.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.--Tht
following transfer Of real estate WA
admitted 10 record In the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court. Saturdays
Deed made July 10. 1878, by WIN. A.
Wilson and wife to Harrison Fl. Dun
levy, for one.hAli Of lots numbered 8, Z
8, 9 and 10 in Jonsthan Zlne's addition
to the city Of Wheeling; also part Of lots
Nos. II, IL and Is Of said addition, known
IA the saw mill and key factory property
a. O00.
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ITCHING PILRs.-The symptoms are
moisture, like perspiration, intense itch.
ing, increased by scratching, very distress
iug, particularly at night as II pin worms
were crawling In and about the rectum,
the private parts are sometimes affected;
II allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. DR.. Swsyne's Ali Healing
Ointmentis pleasant sure cure.
HOME CURES We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described, the use OF swayne's Oint-
ment In q short time made perfect cure.
J. W. CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, S44
N. End St.
7. c. wEYMAs, Halter, So. Eighth St,
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch, scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any
Crusty, scaly, Skin Eruption, use swayne's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail TO
any address on receipt Of price, lin cur
rency or postage stamps. so cents 4 box,
three boxes 81 %. Address letters, DR..
swayne 4 Son, $50 N. Sixth Street, Phila.
delphla. No charge for advice. Sold by
leading druggists. Logan, List d Co.
eodAw
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ACCIDENT At THE sTAMM HousE-h
very unfortunate accident occurred al
the stamm House yesterday afternoon
to Miss Emma Stamm, daughter oil
the proprietor. Miss stamm, while as.
cending the elevator, struck her head
against an upper floor, brnising the upper
part VI her lace badly, and breaking the
bridge Of her nose, Miss Emma is 9
charming young lady, and her many
young friends will regret to hear OF hei
mislortune.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
AIlered Robber Caught

Prrsy1E1p, MAsa., July lS-Wm. D
Tompkins, Of the firm Of simmon d
Tompkins, who Ia charged with planning
the robbery on street car at Troy Of
Mr.. Bulky, Treasurer Of the Abba Knit
ting.mill Company, has been found 10 the
house Of friend near here. suffering
from brain fever. ATroy officer Is now
with him.
BoroS, July lS.-JOhn W. Bowker,
cashier Of the freight department Of the
Eastern Railroad, abandoned his office
recently, and already investigation shows
that he Is detaulter TO the amount Of
900 600.
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SALE OF THE ExpREss.-The steamer
Express was sold on Saturday by the
Wheeling, Parkersburg & Cincinnati
Transportation Company TO Captain
VIM. N. List. for $1,000. 1t is under.
stood to be the intention Of Captain List
to take the Express to Marysville, and
have her hull repaired and remodeled,
after which she will be brought back here
to be thoroughly oyerhauled and repair.
ed. She will in all probability be run
hereafter in the Wheeling and Cincinnati
trade
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 49, Wheat -steady;
white Michigan 81 II, amber Michigan spot
81 0S, seller July SIC, seller August held,
No. red winter spot 81 OF, do new CSC,
old seller July 9ic, seller August 92c, No.
8 red .95c, rejected Wabash 72c. Corn
Steady; high mixed Ale, No. 2 spot 4O,fc,
seller August 4OLc rejected S9hc. Oats
Quiet; Michigan 27Jic asked, 26hc bid.
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THE MAN1on-MoRaAN RoAr RAoE.-

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOAT RACE
The excursion from this city 10 the Man.
tom Morgan boat race, at Pittsburgh, did
not pan out so well as upon the occasion
Of the last aquatic contest between repre-
seutatiyes OF Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
Not more than 200, all told, attended
Saturdays race from this city.
The weather was quite pleasant, and
the water in excellent condition, and
everything being favorable for fair
and square trial Of speed, the large crowd
that had collected on the banks Of the
river toward the middle OF the afternoon
waited for the appearance fthe oarsman
with interest. The course was what Is
known as the 18th street course, on the
Monongahela River, one mile and half
and return. MAnton won the toss and
took the Birmingham side, which Ia con-
sidered the best water, thus having 4
slight advantage over his opponent at The
start.
The men left their respective boat
houses about P. n. and rowed to the
starting point. As both wore the same
colors, It was a pretty hard matter TO dis
tinguish them, and there was notso much
excitement in the crowd during
the rsce as there would undoubtedly
have been bad they been easily recog.
nized by their friends; consequently there
was bu, little betting after the start.
Prior to the start Morgan appeared to be
the favorite, and his friends were willing
10 give small odds on him. However,
the Wheeling boys accepted all offers to
bet, and before the conclusion ofthe race
themselves offered heavy odds, with no
takers.
The start was made at $40 Pm. Nor.
gan Immediately pulled ahead and took
the lead, and kept 1t until within ashort
distance OF the buoy. But Manton soon
gained all he had lost, and alter the turn
was made rowed steadily away from the
PituburRher, and came 10 about two and
halt lengths ahead, winning the race in
24;9O. Oar man could easily have made
the race in less time, as be pulled over
the last quarter OF the course very
leisurely. The race was umpired by
Harry Beaumont, Of Pittsburgh.
It il claimed by the Pittsburghers that
Morgan was taken i'll at the buoy, but
this Is discredited by the Wheeling boys.
Manton's friends were so jubilant over
his success that many Of them remained
in Pittsburgh over Sunday, ito bsye q
time" This ia the second time this season
that Wheeling osrsman has won race
at Pittsburgh, and the boys are not TO be
blamed for feeling elated over their
victory.
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NEW YORK, July 49, Business con.
tinues quiet and irregular with package
houses. Cotton goods in moderate reque,.
and generally steady in price. Cotton
ilannels moving In fair quantities. Brown
sheetlngs and grain bags firm. Wool fan.
nels In moderate request. Mems were
woolens moving slowly. Fancy knit
wooden goods more active.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.-The usual unior
temperance meeting was held at Walnu,
Grove, at Martins Ferry, yesterday
afternoon. Addresses we're delivered By
Mr.. VIM. Hastings, Of this city, and 9th
ers.
There visa a fair audience at Mozar
Hall on Saturday evening. Messrs. Har
ris, Bsggs and others addressed the meet.
ing. On Sunday afternoon the Ladies
Temperance Band held q meeting; consid
ering the warm weather 1t was we'll at
tended. LAST evening Messrs. Young
Hall, Harris, Lashley and others made
short speecheB 10 the audience.
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As the Council Investigation Commit
tee has not recommended Mr.. Black
impeachment or removal, IL iS now il
order for the ReSiSter man 10 call eau
Gus to put him 10 nomination for The
City Treasurer place. That concern al
ways had 4 weakness for the handling Of
ftnda
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chicago Cattle Market.


CHIuAGOI July I3.-Ihe DT0VtTF JoIlFhdl
6ATrIE-Receipts Z, 200, shipments $500.
Shade lower, demand light. Shipping
steers "a 3Oa5 12H, feeders IS +Ga3 so,
butchers d ull; cows % 60a4 %, bulls g 00a
20; Texans scarce at . 00a3 40.
Hoss-Receipts 1000. shipments 400.
Market moderately active; Leavy a goa
4 So: light "a 1874 %, mixed g eOal 10.
sHREP-Receipts 800. Quality inferior.
Sales at % 40a3 30.
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BKHREss' BLAcKBERnEs.-Chris. Beh,
renS, the Centre Wheeling grocer, will re-
ceiye supply Of blackberries on We'd
pesday, Mr. Behren's Establishment Il
on the vest aide Of Market square, Cen
ire Wheeling,
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FoR UpwARps OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
WinsloW's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. Il corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves wiAd collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dy,eaisry and diaIhoa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% cents a bOtle, d&W
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ARREsTHD FOR FORGERY,
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Sitting Bull Seeks his Old Quar-.
erN.

BrsMARcK, July Alt is reported
that the hostile Neg Perces in the Cana
diau Territory with Sitting Bull are
moving over the border mountain back
to their old home. Mayor Grain, Of the
Canadian police, left for Fort Washington
to try to obtain peaceful removal Of the
Nez Perces 10 the American aide.
GOVERNMENT WAREHOUSE BURNED.
The United States Warehouse at Fort
Lincoln, containing clothing and harness,
burned yesterday, loss about 100000.
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MURDERER SENTENCED.

PHILADELPHIA, July lS.-Alexander
B. Sayres, who was convicted Of the muir.
der oil his wife In the Church Of Ascen.
sion, last November. was to-day sentenced
IN he han1Ad
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FiNANUIAL AND O0mNdEKUIAi
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money ana stocks.

NEW YORK, July MONEY Closes
easy at lag per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Sa4 per cent. Customs receipts
S29s, 900. The Assistant Treasurer discussed
sl59,0 900. Clearings 81, 900. Sterling;
bankers bills 4S4, short 4.s7.
GoLD-l00H all day. Borrowing rates
l.8i per cent til Monday and LAP per cent
pee annum ami hat.
tuV RpSNt yIa-Fifm.
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COMMISSIONERS ssrIcE-AccouSr.
State Of West Virginia, city Of Wheeling.
Stephen Ripley, Sergeant Of the City oil Wheel

Stephen Ripley, Sergeant Of the City Of Wheeling
Va
William McSabb, Thomas 3. Motflt, George B
Caldwell, trustee, and John Robertson, trustee
In ChAncuy.
By decree entered by aid Court on the ?6th
day Of June, A. D. 1878, In the above entitled
cause isreitrred 20 the undergrad Commission
er Of aid Court TO take, state and report an account
showing:
First. The amount the pl,lnildin this cause Il
entitled 70 recover By reason Of the matters sei
forth IN sald bill.
stcond. The property on which the judgment
and execution mentioned In the bill retrospective
| ly liens.
Third. Ths respective liens on the property men
TONED In MD bill and the papers In the cause
their amounts and priorites, and what portions ei
aid property they are respectively Hens upon.
Fourth. Any other matter, specially stated
deemed pertinent 10 the Commission or required
| BY any Of the parties In interest.
Notice 10 hereby given that 1 have dred uPoI
Saturday, July 9th, 1878, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, Al
the tins, and my office, No, l222 ChApline street,
In the dty Of Wheeling, ~ the place. for Rbcertaln
log and stating the matters referred 10 aid &c
count W. J. W. C0WDEN,
Commissioner Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
T. J. Husrs, Solicitor for Plaintiff jsl1-Th
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THE report in Saturdays Ersnins
lSanidrdthat Daniel Snyder had his fin
ger cot of at Armstrong, Coen 4 Co.'S II
not correct. It occurred at Bodley Bros.
East Wheeling.
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gymnastics taught all the pupils of
the Beaver College and Musical Institute
next year, September 10th, without extra
charge.
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THE NORMAL SCHooLs.--The Board oil
Regents OF the State Normal Schools met
at the Capitol on Saturday. The follow
ing members were present: Prof.. W. X
PendIeton, Judge H. ]. samuels, B. L
Butcher and State Treasurer West.
Financial reports for the year just
ended have been received from all except
Concord, and show that the expenditures
OF Marshall College exceeded its receipts
from tuition and State appropriations by
Sl8G rs, Glenville by Sll0 Is, aud shep-
herdStown by 5000 81. FAirmont Nor
NAL School has balance in its treas
urer's hands Of S2sS %.
The Regents OF the Schools have APP
pointed the following Executive Com
mittees:
Marshall College-Gen. John q. Obey,
DR.. r. II. Mccullough, Hon. W. II.
Hsgan.
Myers, s. L. Jacob.
Fairmon,-Joseph Sands, james Nor
row, it,, ]. w. Mccoy.
I Glenville-Milton Morris, L. L. Rud-
dell, Wilson NJ. Bennett.
Shepherd College-Rev. r. G. Holland,
Hon. Charles T. Butler, Hon. George NJ.
Beltzhoover.
Concord-Rev. Clarke, Isaiah Bee and
Thomas Gooch.
The schools were all reported in a
ilourishing condition, forty,four gradu-
ales having been turned=out during the
past year.
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No wonder the world is sour, for the
daily capacity Of PruSsing's Vinegar
works IL 400 barrels.
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New York July 14.-Theo. Fisher
Frederick Muller, John Morset, Jas. An
drewp, James Hamlin and John McCar.
thy, boy, were drowned to-day while
boating and bathing in the river.
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THE CouRrs.-PoncE CouRT-Judqe
Canmr.-Saturday morning, the case oil
VIM. McManaway, charged with selling
liquor to minors, was continued until
Monday.
In the afternoon the following business
WA transacted:
James Cassidy paid fine Of 81 and
costs for disorderly conduct.
Benjamin Exley, charged with failing
10 make alterations ordered by the Fire
Warden. for the protection OF his proper.
", was fined 81 and costs.
Henry Schwsrz, who keeps saloon al
the corner Of 2Sd and Market streets, was
before the court on charge Of selling
beer on Sunday. The defendant claimed
that club Of young men, esch OF whom
pays monthly dues, Il portion OF which is
used in the purchase Of beer, holds con-
vivial meetings in his saloon on Sundays,
Each member Of the club is supplied with
tickets calling for beer and other refresh.
men;s, and IL allowed TO bring one friend
with him 10 the club room. There are
several clubs oil the kind in the city, and
this ia considered test case. His Honor
took the case under advisement, and his
decision IL looked forward TO with much
interest.
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RAILROAD BOSIM'
STATE BONDS Quiet.
SrnCKs-1he market was irregular In
the early dealings. Western Union, Lake
shore, Northwestern and Chicago, Burllng.
ton L Quincy were strong and higher, while
most 81 the other stocks were lower. In
the afternoon the market was weak, but
towards the close there was sharp upward
turn in prices. The advance ranged from
y u az per r-nt, and was due partly to
the covering ofShOrt contracts by the bears
who became timid on the result Of the re-
cent railway conference at Saratoga which
will cause lave saving in the working ex.
peuses Of the Vanderbilt roads aud may
lead to new pooling arrangement between
the trunk lines. The greatest rise was In
New Jersey Central, which rose TO 40A.
Lake Shore was firm throughout the day
and closed at 62%, the highest point.
Michigan Central recoved at the close from
66JS to 6lh. Western Union fell of to
s9N and rallied to 90H.
Transactions aggregated l02, 900 shares,
OF which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake
Shore, 1000 Northwestern common, 10000
preferred, 1880 ST. Paul common, 1900
preferred, 1850 Lackawanna, $500 New
Jersey central, 1000 Michigan Central,
1900 Western Union and !, 900 ohios.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15
Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, July Is. Petroleum
Active; crude 81 Tx at Parkers for i'm
mediate shipment; refined l0zo Philadel'
phiA delivery.