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GlApEs IRON WORKS,

including the town Of eladesIille, and eight hum
dred and ntty acTeS OF coal and irun lands annexed
thei eto. The description and boundaries thereof
eau DO fully known BY reference 10 the following
deeds conveying the said land TO Geo1e HArdman,
al Of which are recorded in the once Of the Clerk
0ithe County Court Of Preston county, West ylr-
HiniA, to.wit: A deed for two tracts Of land, one
containing 23Sk acre, the other % aer 8 and two
poles, from g. A and Agnel Heidelberg to aid
George Hartman and Mary E. Millner. dated May
10th, 1870, and recorded In Deed Book No. q, pages
1861; a decd for it5% aCr,s from W. II. Heidel-
berg 10 said HaIdmGn, dated May 9Th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 40, page 26i; 4 deed
from Harmon and Martin A. Tricket 10 the said
Hartman and Mary u. Millner for two tracts Of
1870, and recorded in DEED Book No. IS, pages
81, ADD deed from John b, sherTard and othefs
10 ald HGrdmAn, dated May 18th. 1871, and re-
corded In Deed Hook No. Il, pages 2 aud 8; 4 died
from Margaret, George B, James ", julia A. and
sSrah Z. Jackson to aid Georle Hndman for one
sore. dItel March 10th, 1877, and recorded Ia Deed
Book No. IS, pager 49,; u deed from VIM. b. and
Q. Brown to said Hafdman for Two acres and q
pcrches, dated March nth, 1874, aud recorded In
Deed Book No, IL, ptges 4 and :; q deed from
cyrus and Nancy J. Linton TO aid HRrdman for
u acres and az petcheA dated June I7th, 1874,
and recorded In Deed Book Nc. rs pagu IS and 10;
n deed from Buckner md Rebecel Fairfax 10 sid
HhrdmAn for 100 Acres, dated August 18Th, 1871,
and recorded In Deed Book No. II, PAGES 20 and n;
and a deed from John K and Mary 4, Millner Il
the said HAIdnAn for four tracts Of land, aggre-
gating $50 acres, dated March 18th, 1874, and re-
corded 10 Deed Book No, q, pages q, 8 and 4.
The whole containing In the aggregate At least $50
acres, with all the improvements and Appurtc.
nsnees thereto In any wise belonA Ing, including
the furnace and fixtures, and being the same prop
erty conveyed TO Thomas Y. Canby and 0eorgeH.
Miller, trustees, for the aid George HlrdmAh and
vile, by mortgage deed dated November LIST, 1874,
and recorded In Book No. 30. pages 90 and'a3, In
the office Of sid County Clerk Of aid Preston
county, being the ama property conveyed 10 the
Iad AbneT Evans, Jr., by Hannibal FORBES, Spe-
cAl Commissioner, Q ddeed Is Of record among the
land reooids Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TERAs OF 6ALK-0nethlfd Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof NJ the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay, cash 10 band, the rtaidue
10 two equal yearly payments, with interest from
day Of Hale, and the deferred payments 10 DO -
cured BY deed oi trGst on the property sold.
JAbfEk y. MOORE, Tnitee.
By HANNIBAL OABLs, Attorney.
January 1lth, ISIS. jaIi
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BE1IArRE IrEMs.-Mr. L. n. Hall, who
has been confined to his room for several
months, Is improving slowly.
Mr.. George Ramsey returned yester-
day after an absence Of four weeks In the
interests Of Messrs. Mercer & Gorrell.
Rev. d. D. Carleton, Of Warren, o.
preached In the Disciples Church yester.
day evening.
One Of the largest and heaviest bullocks
that has ever been shipped from u stock
yards was one yesterday, three years old,
weighing 2,740pounds. The bullock was
raised BY Decator Buker, Of Muskingnm
county, Ohio, and bought by Mr.. E. Kel.
ley, Of Cambridge, whoshipped tito Bal
timore last evening.
Mr.. L. L. Merrill, Of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
nephew Of E. U. Morris, proprietor OF the
Globe House, Is visiting friends in this
@The rolling mill and blast furnace
started up yesterday,
Mr.. John Gill expects to move TO Mis-.
souri, in q few days.
Some thief broke the window Of Mr..
NJ. Somehow, clothing merchant, Sun
day evening, and took therefrom quite a
lot o fgoods. Some steps should be taken
to catch these window breakers.
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sound The Alarm.

Burlington HaNk'Eye. .
A new bracelet, outwardly Of a most
ehaste, innocent and beautiful design, but
inwardly a raysning vol, has just been
invented and thrown on the market.
Il has q wicked little secret=sprine that
reaches out and nips a fellow by the cuti
the moment he touches IT. and holds
him there until pa" can come into the
parlor, and gazing sternly upon the aztec.
tionste and perturbed tatleau, demand OF
the young man what are his intentions.
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NOR SALE Here Is q chance for a good invest.
Il ment for SINE person with 4 small capital, j
Clkr for sale my Billiard Hbies and everything
belonging 10 The Billiard Room, that Is: Seven Ia
bles, With Balls and Cues, everything complete, for
the mail sum Of Thirteen Hundred Dollars. There
are about three hundred dollRrs worth Of furniture,
outside Of The Tables. Ny object for selling 4 70
leave the state. Call on or address JOHN Fl.
SkvERING, attbe Opera Billiard Parlors, Market
street, Wheeling, W. Va. 1al9
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Offices, in which are publishsd the Mus,
kinsum Messenger and Zlnesville EIptesL
A canal Is now opened around the Mus-
kingum rapids through the town, BY an
association called the Zanesville Canal
and Manufacturing Company, who intend
to manufacture Iron In all is various
branches, cotton, wool, hemp, aax, paper,
6nn
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PAssINo AwAY.-We learn with regret
that Captain Abncr o'Neal died yes,er-
day morning at %steubenVille, in the sew.
snty.frst year Of hia age. The Captain
was a self. made man and was universally
esteemed; he was honorable and upright
in all his dealings; hada kind word for
his crew, from the highest to the lowest.
Worth was his motto. After an acquain-
tause Of thirly.fye years we have yet to
hear the first hard word spoken Of Abner
o'Nsal-a record that may be equalled
but cannot be exeslled. A good man
has passed ~vay.-Rusburoh Dispatch.
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PARTNERS In DEArH.-A Mobile business
firm came to a sudden end the other day.
H. Hopper, one member, while at the
store, leaned over on his desk, said his
head hurt him,and died; and half an hour
after, Thomas Duggan, the other mem
Der, who was at home sick, died there.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF
Valuable Fifth Ward Property


By virtue Of edeed Of trust made by Joseph W.
Ferrel and vile 10 james 3. Wheat, a. Trustee,
dated February l5t, 1873, aud recorded among the
Trust DEED Book No. s pages IA aud "a, and q
an order Of the Iircsit cIuit Of Ohio county, W,Ii
Virginia, made on theJ0th day OF HOyeinbef, 1874,
substituting my DAmGu1 Trustee in mid deed N
trust, 10 the place and stead OF james g. What,
de1d, / will oter for sale al public suction, 10 nc
highest and best bidder, at the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Februny, 1878,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, The following do.
Scribed property, that's TO sIy; The three story
brick building Vi the south east corner Of Main
and Webster InoW 2Othl streets, 10 that part Of the
city Of Wheeling known 10 Centre Wheeling, to-
gether with % much Of the lois numbered eighty.
Ssyen and ninety ts1 and so on which Eald build
Ing has been erected, together With and Including
that part Of lot Numbered ninety 100 10 the rear
thereof extending 10 the alley, and lying north Of
the Hue Of the centre Of the Bouth wall Of aid
building EXTENDED 10 aid alley.
STKRNs oY SALE.-SGt0, land a. much more M
purchaser may elect 70 pay1 and the cots Of
sale, In calh; $3.50 on the Etdiyof February, 1870;
fi2t0 on the litdly Of February. 1850; Siis6oaIe
1gt day Of RebruITy, lssli SIt30 on the Isl day Of
February, 1882 Slt60 on The LIST day Of February,
1850; and the balance Of the purchase money, III
any, on the aid tEt ef FehruaIy, 1853; al With 10.
tefest from the day Of nle-de6rred payments 10
be secured By deed Of truit on the property sold
and buildings % DO insured BY purchaser Tor ben.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
January 18th, 1878. Jazz
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THzEx is an undetcurteut Of fear in
the New Orleans community les. the
prosecution Of the Returning Board may,
BY reminding the old political bitterness,
accomplish more than the prosecutors
want Tito. Tho New Orleans Tina ex.
presses this sentiment when it says that
athere lie a very widespread fear among
the most able men from the South that
something may occur that would give a
hOt.hesded fool opportunity to do great
harm to the country by r~e.Opening and
asitating anew the questions that were
supposed to be ssttled for goOdand ALL
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HOUSE FOR sALE-I ocsr for aIs the houue
u on South Front street, Island, In which NOV
RON and water CLOSET; wash honSo and cal houSe
In the basement There are hot and cold wafer
and ga hxtuios on all three aoors. The lot 4 90
by l2S feet, and the grounds we'll improved,
Terms easy. Apply 70 HeTey a Bhtt.
JOHN MORGAN,
hpGJ youth Front Street, Island,
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TUESDAY, tho g6lh day Of March, 1873,

commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at the FRONT
DOOR OF THE IoUKT HOUSE or PRESTON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed 10 sell 10
the highest and bat bidder The following described
real estate, or 30 much thereof ~ may be necessary
TO pay the debt Securtd by said deed Of trust, and
the lccTutd interest thereon, and the expenses Of
sale, Including The ~lrustee's commiAions, that Il 10
nay: The following real estate and property, kitu-
ated 10 Preston county, West Virginia, on The wa
tefs Of Threo sotkR creek, known As the
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FOR SALE.
nor SANE CHEAP.

Tvo ,eeopd.hApd wiEuns, suitable Ior hauling
.,6nss ana CoSl Cart; eight Coal Cars, with iTTu
ssSmes each holds % bu hels, wafer m6a1urei ont
i.ISr PiSW. suitable for streets or VinOylidA. ona
peS light spring Wagons four doIsn nPaddy
$780,. tvo Or three tons secondhand Flat and
~ f,on nueehed and eountersunk for coal banks.
All m iaIo ehesp at T.. J. kLllERT1ZA
an cor, TVenty fourth and Market su.
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DOR SALE OR RENT

Asood tvo-.lory Brick HOu,s. with nine room,
and dnlshtd attic, Fltir, Gns, bath ro'mi fall lot
Situated on hver bank, directly oP7oaiie steam
boat landing. One Of the nuut Views about the
siS: l. IRWIN, Agent.
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
Oy zun
Glades Iron Works.
Preston County, West Virginia.

By Write Of a deed OF truSt made by Abncr Evans,
JE., 10 the undersigned trustee, dated tbs 10Th day
Of December. 1876, and Of Itcotd among The land
records Of Preston county, West Virginia, In Trust
Deed Book No. 50, PIP. SIS, SO and S27, l will on
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loving valuable zeal estate at the front door, Of the
Court House, on
SATURDAY MORNING, February 10, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, If not sold at private
nile before that date:
,trest, Commencing So feetfrom the southeast corn.
tT Of EofF and FouIteenth streets, and running "
feet and TX inches, and running IN deptn VgIeet
and ~ ineheL The property - beautifully locl-
ted anl In the most central part o. the city; Inc
east Tart OF the property, has on i 4 good eriek
dwelling house The balance Of the property 70
unImproyed. Any person who Il deslrOuso Of build,
ipg ! good home In \ Gnt-elaH location, VIII md
II 70 their advantage 10 purchase the same.
AlsO, the following property Rn9wI q ~ gee ~
northwest corner Of lot number thirteen IN iquITe
number teyen, and running thence east along the
north limo Of said lot number thirteen hity-seyen
i,ei; thence south In q line parallel with the west
en boundary Of lots number thirteen anu fourteen
10 HE centrc Of lot number fourteen In slid square
number seven, on the southern line Of the north
half Of sid lot number fourteen; thence 9 said
southern line Of said half lot the TesteIn bounda-
~ Of aId lot number fourteen thence Win the
western boundary Of lots fourteen and thirteen In
Iuuare seven 10 tho place Of beginning. The nno
ms on II NO large brick buildings three stories In
height, the full length and breadth Of the property.
Underneath the IAne are two large vaults hbout IL
feet In heighth and running l66 feet In length with
good csment floor; well drained and dry, Tee
BUILDINGS are Completed In all respects. Gas through
baildIngs and vaults. Persons who deAire 10 Purs
chase a splendid place for pork packing or q general
Htorase houSe and vaults will Ind this 4 most ex-
cellent and suitable place.
Any person wishing TO purshaSe any Of the above
property, can obtain full Information by Ealing on
HerTey& Britt.
cash, or rs much more as the purchaser may elicit
the balance In one, two aud three years with 10.
tRreu, secured by aided Of trust on the property
until The balance Of the purchase money aud In
tsrtst DO paid.
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TuE advance pay system, aud best
form Of keeping advertising accounts as
applied to country newspapers, and other
questions Of interest to the Association
viii b presented for discussion at the
annual meeting Of the Pennsylvania,
Ohio and West Virginia Press ASsocia-
tion, at Pittsburgh, on Friday. The As.
recitation will meet at the Seventh Ave.
nue. Hotel.
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VALUABLE
Country Residence for Sale a t.hlit
Auntinn.

Country Residence for Sale at.Ri4
Auction.
am AUTHORISED by the heIa Of ths hp nas
D. Knox 10 offer ut Public Sale, At The tHNiN
Of the Court House, on
TUESDAY, MARCH
Att o'clock AN , the hoisc aud land IiLHA4
wood, now In the otcUpIncy Of Mn Adm ~
son. Poaeslon given april lat, 1873,
The land lies IN tho National Rod, tUIs
east Of the city Of Wheeling, 10 TIE isl&a
vicinity Of 4 large and constantly Ind4lER
latIon. The Wheeling a Elm GpW Rod
passes In front Of the profony-the an iEzs
eafh way every hour.
The house Isl substantial and we'll bghi IN
CottIge Of ten rooms, With oellAr ani ShAh ~
two good brick elSterns and a never filling Shl
the premias. The outbulldinEI eonPht q
stable and carriA1e house The hDd maht
about Eve acres, In 4 high ItitsJf eulLiuba
JERNS-0ne-fourth Of the purchase n.aft
more II the purchaser 20 eldct, 10 Be FEdhH
the remainder In three equal annual pyBthat1
interest at SIX per cent. The title SukHtE
I'LL all the purchase money l. paid. u,n
ft4-eod GEORGE ADASs
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TUESDAY, JANUARY q, / 8

4SASh SSNhhhI "a lkA
At 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following desi%v nm,
~, to-wit; Lots numbered Is, ig and 9IblS
on the east Ldeol water Iteet, Ceatr W.
West Virginia, being the same properly s,,1t
10 D Gushing by deed from The HGtHUSr
Bank Of Virginia, dated September q, nj ri
recorded In Ohio county records, Box Il M
TFRss0 OF S~ALE-sl,00o Tor As much naT,S
purchaser elects 70 pSyl in cash oniLldIJ n.
and the balance In four tIl equIl ANIMAL firm
bearipg eight ~ per cent interest iron dri IN
payable Substantially, the purchaser dhrlti,
10 be secured by 4 deed Of trust on he trssI
and also lnsuripg the building, 90 tht n,
Tor the benefit Of the trust thus rratb, iaIkE
Of $500
1ha title Is believed to 10 perfect, but waiyp
Trustee, i can only convey such tia d md
In me by the deed Of trust Ind order hstla -
reieirid to. =. 7. HlLDRETH, 1nhA
WnRILIsG, Dec. q, lsT. &
The above sale has been postponed astl TtB
DAY, February 1911, ISIS, 1t 10 o'eI9fLh
fei2 y. p. HlLDRETH. Irh4
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FOR SALE.
nRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust m,Is 4, n,,v
Cuihlpg and wife Ia jane McCiupty I, ~ i
dated Jlly 9sth, 1873, ard recorded h BsiE !
Folio s, In the otiee Of The Clefk d N
Court Of Ohio county, Wet vlnInL. mr.
order Of The Circuit Court Of Ohio CosstI
Virginia. made on the lIth day Of Nav VI ~
sttuting my name As Trustee IN nIddesiJhs
for that Of James Metluney (vho butI.sjt
Arye), i will Offer for Elle Al public iGciio. m.
front door Of the CouIt House q OH cs,t
West virginia, on WISH
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pEpAErulE OF rtIrss.

sElm Grove Aecommodatlon-Thl train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaily except sunday-EeWar Accommodation.
fSteubenyille ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train dur
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and HellRire, stopping when Tegui-
red stlhetmln House, Ktnayile, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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DEoElvER's SALE OF
Dry f GOODS & NOTIONS.

Nv virtue Of a deere Of the Circuit Court Of
Obi5 County, entered 10 vacation on the 6th dly
al F,bnlaTy, is7S, In The cause Of Daniel W. Hal
iIgy ", Patrick Kennedy, 1 Nllon
SATURDAY, February l6th,
At2P. NJ, ut the Store Room lately occupied BY
the late arm Of Kennedyd HADiiy, lVSJ Maih q
WheeiInV, proceed TO sell at Aucben, for eash, the
SInek , I soois, owned by nid hfm, consisting OF
iSdIeI Dies GoSds, Prints, Cstmere!, Notions,
a. The ule will be continued from day 70 DAY
Al The hours OF 2 '. y. and J ,. n, until The STOCK
Is fully diP0sed Of. 7. = Rsss y,r.
fail 6Pecul heoelNG,
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u the County Court Of olIo County. IVES. Viz
.,, Sn,', =. 5''' :, :, ia c..,..,,.
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...
SATURDAY, MARCH o 1873,
Atio o'clock A. NJ, proceed Il sell at public auction,
At the front door Of the Court Houte Of ohio coun'
~, the following described real estate, nsmely: A
portion Of land situated In Ohio county about iour
miles eIst Of tho tlIy Of Wheeling, and bounded
a. follows, viz Beginning at q sycamore on the
bank Of Wheeling creek; thence south 39ho west
10 poles 10 a stake; thence south EOko west 1920
poles 10 4 stake; thenre souLheg0 vest IS 4.0 poles
TO n stake; thence porth 671se west IS poles % a
stake; thence north So east SO poles TO a white
walnut In 4 run; thence Eouth go east 70 POLES to
q stake; thenee north 26o cast 10Y poles to q stake;
thence south $40 east II poles % q stake; thence
north 32ks east ~ roles to q stake thence with
the meApdeTipgs Of Wheeling creek 50 roles TO the
beginning, containing forty and ont-half acres.
Tnxs OF SALR-One-thlrd, and more II the
purchaser 70 eleet, cash In hand; tbs balance in
Two qual in%stlllments al one aud two years, evil
denced by negotiable promissory notes bearing IN:
tcrtst from day Of sale and secured by deed Of
tIuIt upon the property sold
JAMES P. ROGERS,
W. J. v. C0wDES,
fti9-w Special Commissioner
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sArUspAY. MARou o. ls7s.

In pursuance Of q decree entered in this oauese
on the It'll dLy Of January, 1878, the undenigned,
who were appointed sptdil Commissioners for The
purboka. Will, ON
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puBLIc SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

HERvKY q BRITT Will oaer for sale the tSl:
lowing valuable zeal estate at the front door Of the
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MARGARET OF ANIOUl
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

Tickets so and &c. No extra charge for ]
Seats. 10 be had At Adams 4 Lueal' Mus
fols
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By HANNIBAL FoARLs, Attorney.
January 1lth, 1878. jaI
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~ HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-26
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, July 25, 1888

THURSDAY, July 25, 1888.
at s 7sk '"si"A ''N-fese'''0'e coupons
asked; Virginia consols, new, 20 bid, 80 asked {;
Virginia deferred bid, ~ asked; Virginia taX-re-
ceivable coupons, 70 bid.
Il6 bid. lit asked; Richmond city 6's. J. and D.,
1908 bid, 101A asked: Petersburg city 6'S, +. and
A.. 9s asked; Petersburg city SIS, los asked.
Railroad Bonds-virginia Central S K KailtGac
Central Railroad third mortgage 6's, J. and D.. 81
bid; Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage
s's. J. and j., 90 bid; Virginia Central Railroad
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, J. and j.,
94h bid; Virginia and Tennessee third mortgage
SIS, j. and j.. 100 bid: Virginia and Tennessee
funded SIS % bid; southside Railroad frs! mort
Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's, ). and D.,
70 bid: Southside Railroad third mortgage pre-
ferred 6's, J. and j., 81 bid Petersburg Rai!road
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad certificate,
S7k bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad HrSC
mortgage SIS, \. and o., 100 bid; Richmond and
Danyile Railroad consolidated 6's. NJ. and N. 7lh
bid, 70 asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
SIS. A. and D., &c bid.
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage G's, NJ. and n. 5 II asked
Ohio Railroad. 100 par. II bid, asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common.
100 par. 60 asked; Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent guaranteed. 100
par, 95 asked Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
common, 100 par, 60 bid, 100 asked; Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad. guaranteed, 90 par 80 bid.
ha"x BaH FL Fire and M
rinc % rar, 32! bid, 37!9 asked; Virginia Stale,
25 par, 27,5 bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 9S
asked; Merchants and MECHANICS, 100 par, 70 bid,
NiSceilnneouS.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par rs asked
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

july 22.-M the Ydrds-Trade opened sa.isiac-
tory on yesterday on local ard shipping account,
and prices remained firm, IL follows:
First AMI second clear. lAm2-inch. s32Gs3i
third clear 1l@2-inch. S2a6r%3o: siding. first and
mon. dressed, Sl4.50MSl5 \ flooring, dressed,
$3.50: y flooring dressed, $3.50: hoorins.
dressed. $3.50; box boards. a. IL Inches ana up
ward 800 box boards, Is. - inches and upward. S27;
box boards, G, ST.; 4 stock boards, l0F l2-pch,
S25G&3O; stock boards, lOm 2-tncn, S20@:26:
G stock boards. l0M9 l2-nch, ST.: common stock
hoar,ls. ID. S14msl4.5o; tciill boards. S050@Sll
fencing. No !. 1G feet. 81 @$l25O; lcnSinS no. 80
feet, ii I@sl2.5O: feucing, No. 2, S9.50MSll;
common boards, 10, LAG, and 20 feet, Sll.30G
Sl3; dimension stun: SlO@Sl2: dimension
stuff. go to 80 feet, sl2@sl6: small timber, 6S6
10 SyS. $lO.50@$l5; round cedar posts. l0m DC;
plckets, dressed and headed, ?lGGsls; pcKcs,
rough AMI common. SS6pslD.
LathS-Dry lath, Sl.000l:5.
.MingLes-"Af standard to extra, sZ'3oD
~. 60 mo. /. &l.25(6sl.30.
grcen.-Times.