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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14
PARIS, May 20. 1878

lc-orr..pona.ns. ooLD urrL D4u.r xr~,.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14
Royal Thanks.
Trouble In ssryia.

vIrSsA. JuSE i4.-Trouble Is expected
In servis In consequences Of the late sIecu.
tons. Al the funeral Of o victim . large
baud Of armed men threatened the refu.
gees. Tho Skuptschina will BE- asksd
to propose that . state OF siege DO declared
In various places.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

u.,. w. H.. "a u..lr. w..h.
W." 'o" ''n' -
ington special says tho House Committee
on Public Lands presented q report some
ar, n.,.. ,ono In t.vor NJ Tho claim NJ
WY pes, os .s.,.us.
Mcuarranan, toge.hcr WIN i.solu.i'n
requesting tne oeSrcsAiy 'no tu'eitp,s W
suspend transaenons WIN ,ne new iHiiA
Mining mpsn IN ,hs Slios.ns I'LL.
ne - eH"ei'a, er., NV ,no Iooyiu y. 'ns
pa,ent on p.ses 'is I i ,hn 1--we" .,
yo,umo om.n , an ~. 10 ranorJinn .,
LAM onov w, T.,t,ne Man,.mn
ny -. 4. Ls..h~ aan,..aS isc.i .nJ
ANY s'.S IA 80 :. 49, ,ra,ant
,nin .,smn,;aaJ sS.ii hovs.t,er he t.ten
MI SsiJ Z, ali time. and nl.e,s A sui.
ficient and conclusive evidence OF the con:
wIlIis% MoGsrr.hsn of ali right and title
Of the United States In and to the lands
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE Senate yes
tsrday. by . vote Of IS 10 Is. Agreed to the
substitute Of the Committee on Finance
for the House bill TO repeal the specie 70
sumption act. after amending the same 90
- TO read. "That from aud after the pas.
sage Of this act. United States notes shaii
DO receivable. the same a. coin, In pay
ment for the four per centum bonds nov
authorized by Law 70 be Issued. and ON and
after October !. 1878. said notes shAil b
receivable for duties on imports"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24

Sometime ago my husband used to
COM plain that his linen collars did not
set nicely in front. There was always a
iulluess. which, in the case Of standing
collars, was particularly trying to man
who felt a good deal Of pride 10 the
dressing Of his neck, as 1t spoiled the eff
feet Of bis crayat and often left gap for
the display OF the collar band Of the shirt
or half inch Of bare skin. While talk.
ing with practical shirtmAker one day,
he mentioned his annoyance, and inquired
II there was any way OF relieving It,
"Yss." answered tue man, "the fault il
with your lAundress, while doing up your
collars she stretches them the wrong way,
Damp linen Is very pliable, and a
good pull will alter a fourteen-inch
into tiitsen.inch collar in the twinkle
Of an eye. She ought TO stretch
them crossWise and mot lengthwise
Then, in strengthening out your shirt
bosom, she makes another mistake OF the
same sort. They also ought TO be pulled
crosswise instead Of lenglhwise, particu'
larry in the neighborhOOd Of the neck. A
lenEthwise pull draws the front Of the
neck band some where directly under your
chin, where it Is never meant TO go, and
OF course, that spoils the set Of your col
lar, With the front Of your neckband
an inch too high, and your collar an inch
too long, you have a most undesirable
combination"
The speaker was right. As soon as my
husband ordered the necessary changes
to be made in the methods Of our lGun,
dry. a wonderful difference manifested
itseIE In the appearance Of that most i'm
portant part Of his clad anatomy, biz
neck. Let me commend the shirtmaker'.
hint to other distressed menu. Z
Euenin0 Pot,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July gS.-Flour-F irmsr but
not quotAbly higher. Wheat Strong and
higher, active and unsettled; No. red win
Ter 96IiC, No. 2, 9SXo bid, No. 2 Chicago
spring 99IEo cAih, g9Eo July, Ss9SasShc
August, S41EGs43Ic September sales At
S3kas6o september, No, 5 $50. Corn
Active, firm and higher at 39ho cAAh, S9btc
July, SSXc August, SsXo September, re.
jected S6Hc. Oats-kAiTly active and q
shade higher al 2Bc cash, E6c Jniy, x2xc
August, 921c September. Rye-Fairly
In rood demand and prices shade higher
At 65a67c. Pork Demand fair and prices
higher At $93iJS cash, $927IfA9 20 Au.
gust, 80 6OA9 62K September. Lard =
Fairly active and q shade higher at 1926
cash, So 95a6 97H August 81 06a7 on y
September. Bulk MeAts-Qulet and IN.
changed. WhiGky-$l 06.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24
The Carpet Bug-A New Enemy
10 Carpets mud CphOlstery.

The Boston Transcript says: The car
pet bug, that new insect pest, which has
but recently invaded this country, does
not suecnmb to any Of the ordinary insect
destroyers. It Is said to thrive on snuff
aud to enjoy camphor as delicate relish.
One check TO its rAvages, however, 10
liberal application OF ben1ine, which
should DO applied In ever crack aud Gran.
ny where the bug is likely to End lodg-
Ing place. Still another remedy is the
LHemiptera powders" invented and sue.
cessiully uSed in England to extsrminate
The bug, and also in use in some Mas.
sachusetts towns. A singular thing
about these insect brigRnds is that in
Europe, where they originally appeared,
they we're not destructive 70 carpets and
upholstery. They seem 10 have develop.
ed 4 new appetite BY emigration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24

CHICAGO, July 2S,-The DrOVtrT JOtiTHGl
reports:
Market 6alOc higher; shipping at 8 SOa
4 TO, light 81 15a4 IS, mixed q 00a4 10.
CATTLE-keceIptS $500, shipments 1870.
Dull and unchanged; native shipping 81 20
"a so; butchers quiet; cows s. 40s3 81,
bulls 81 9OA2 90; Texans In heavy supply;
bulls and steers 81 6oaS 80, chiefly at IS oOa
$40.
sHRKP-Receipts 200; steady at g Goa
425.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24
That confoundod az Ysar 0Id.
A short StoEy showing what =
ORe-sIded man IIerOd was

A Hh0Ft St0Ey showing What =
One-sIded Man IleFOd was.
THa ~ Ess YEA Ez1A
A pretty littIs Eirl,l bout svs year. Ok,
viii oss d tbess SuEar. loaf AGb model.
ID alter FFg DsGsoiSI Il he play 20 dOahG,
cane o. board The stAten laI1hd larry
bost Westhsld last eyesisE. IL Der train
Sas UsAFy.lookiEE. miadls.akSd lady.
whom Shs treated with eondescln ,iob IHd
called AuaGis." Ai:Sr the young lady
bad fO1nd comfortable ssat ia t6s boz
d lhA beat che allowed Der Guui 70 take
= camp stopl heAr By. When Tie boat
started ahe bsEAn syslsm1tie msIh0d Of
toEtsHS, 70 which the niddls-8Esd lady
Submitisd With HoDderfsI FSsiEuStion
" Il that water ,SantiEE shs-sAksd point
ing 70 The bay.
lady:
No, darling
-why didaE The rain make all tina.
vGG4Tl"
SOa, tn. r.ia voaIdat .S.o. it, you
know
"Wby wouldn't the rain Tses ity'
"Ob, you can't understand that now"
" Why can't l understand iIy'
"EsTsr mind; do keep siill, that's .
dear; Anntis'a hsEd seheG"
What makes your bead aehs, Auntisy
The heat, l suppose"
What inRkes the hPai7'
The sun, Of eourse, DEAR
. what il The sum-
You know What the sun is we'll
enough; ] Shan'i answer that"
The little girl twisted unsAsily 10 her
char for . moment and thee burst out
with the question:
What mGfes horss's bons,?'
. dont know" said the aunt, In =
departing tone.
Il think they're made out Of skin,
said the little girl, With 40 air Of conVic
tion. aye, they're made out Of akin an
hair an wool az rubber that's what
hoFses' bones il made op o." E.
HYes, dear, "SAid the shameless woman
I'll my pa VeIs that bone taken out Of
hia leg he'll give me is watch. Would
you have 4 bone taken out Of your leg.
auhtie |"
"You ridiculou, child, Of course NOT"
"Why no.T
"oh, keep pLill y
The young women then got up and
nearly fell over the rail into The water.
The aunt uttered shrek, and the writer,
much against his wall, rescued the young
lady. Il
frblDk you, air" said the aunt
"What for p asked the terrible infant,
"For nothing" said the recuer.
"Auntis, did you ever zee little dicky
bird dirt up is tail an Siugv"
"YeG, dear"
"WheEe n
~ meant no, dear" Desperately
"Did you see that colored lady. aunlie
She had on fearful pretty hat, ever so
much prsttier than yours-l want to go
home"
"You mustn't go home; your mamma
Is sick, and you must 10 with me"
"What makes mamma sickP
"NeVsr mind, she'll be well again in
week or two"
"But want to know what makes her
sick ?"
"Nsver mind, dear"
"Why ?r-but Just then the boat
swung up to her pier At StApletOn, and
the inquisitive young lady aud her sub
mlsaiye aunt disembGrked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24
NRM YORK.

NV YORK, July 2S.-Cotton-steady
and unchanged. f1our-Steady and nm
changed. Wheat-Quiet; No. 2 spring
s. O5al 90, ungraded red western 81 07al o.
No. 2 do 81 II, No. 2 amber 81 OF No.
do 81 Is, No. white 81 10, extra white
81 81, whits State 81 %. Rye-Firmer; No
2 western Gle. Barley aud Malt-Nominal
Corn--Noderately active and higher; I'M
graded 44a4Sc, steamer 47a47Sc, No. 2
474a4sc, kiln dried 46Ifc. Oats-Firmer
at 34AS41<C, No. l white SIC, western mixed
and State 391<aS4c. Hay-Firm at 46A65c.
Hops-QuIet and unchanged. Coffee
Steady; sales private. SuEar-Steady, firm
and unchanged. MolaSses Quiet and up'
changed. Rice-Quiet and unchanged,
WhiSky-$l 07al OK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24
a Snakes Wonderful Feat7A
B0a swallows BIauket as "a
Remedy for Declining Health.


Prom the Philadelphia TItntS, iSIb.
Speaking Of snakes yesterday, Super.
iniendenl Brown, Of the Geological Gar.
den, said he could tell snake story, and
not stOond.handed one either. About
year ago one Of the large reptiles IN
the collection took sick and seemed TO be
going into decline. Nothing that they
could give him appeared to do him COED,
and from loss Of appetite and sleepless.
ness the snake became mere wreck OF
his former self. A large blanket had
been placed in the serpenI's cell for him
to sleep upon. One morning the keeper
found that the blanket had disappeared,
Search was made throughout the cage,
bu, without success. AT the same time
the snakes body had swelled to the thick.
mesa Of good sized sappliDg. He had
Swallowed tho blanket. But the blanket
wouldn't digest, and the snake became
siCker than before. In this manner he
lolled around like wan dysPeptic for
over four weeks. Finally the blanket
was discharged by natural causes. I'm.
mediAtely the snake began to improve.
ThesWelliDg in his body gradually dwin.
died down and he gradually grew larger
iatter than before, ill the box became too
small 10 hold him. The keepers then
removed him 10 larger cage. He ate
like gormand, and at times found room
for two and three times the customary
quantity Of food. The blanket acted as
. sort of medicine upon his stomach and
cleaned him ont entirely. Now he is 81.
teen feet long, eighteen inches in circum.
ference, and Is the healthiest boa con.
strictor OF the lot. A change OF color
was the ouly visible effect Oh the blanket.
Under the microscope it showed that il
bad become little worn. by being rubbed
in the animals stomach, It came out
undigested and 1t was carefully packed
away in the superintendents private OIL
Zee, where Il now lies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S Flour Steady;
GuperfneS 50 60n3 90, extra s. 00a4 90,
Minnesota fSTnIly a 75a5 so, high grades
50 OOa7 Is. Wheat-Quist; red 9SCa$I cox,
amber 81 03al 05, white 81 DIAL TO- Corn
Good demand; yellow Assoc. Oats
Dali; white western 32ES4C, western mixed
SOaSlc. Rye-Strady at 64A56c. Pork
Dull at $40 'O0alO 80. BeeE-Smoked hams
llAl2XC, picked 9NaIOkc, green Sc.
Lard-Steady; butchers exc, city kettle
7ka714c. Butter-Firm; New York and
Bradford county extra l4Al6c, Western
Reserve l2Rl4c. Eggs Steady; western
Cheese Dull; western choice
6Ifa7c. Parliamentary; refined lO9Es,
crude s1IaSHC. WhiSky-Steady; western
$lOS.
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sarest TFaaquiIIIeroi heNerVes

saFesi TFaaqHiIIser0f the Nerves
M slrSst tFAnFuilfIrs 4 ths HsrTOl l.
. nRdleiBs shieh FuDs4iss thEiF S1pGESsn.
EtiTsnesI By ihIig0FGting thsu. Orer
tsns,an Il he AsEVSs hlTGyI BuAks1s
thEa- Whist Asy Hesd. thsn, 4 = tsHis,
not . SsdltiTt. 1ks AtiEf u ohly lss4ni
Tksa there - inisass BsEtSl SGcits0snt
And an immsdiSts necessity exists ios PE0-
dasing quistuds Of The brGiE- HOSssttsr'S
stomach Bjttsn restores tranquility Of the
nerves By cndoTinE them VITA TIE Vigar
FtqliSits 70 bar. without bSipg Jared o.
disturbed anbSAllhIully. he ordinary in.
DErlaions prOdseed thFOugh the DedlA Of
hifkI, bearing Ead rSeretiBn- Nay, Il does
noFO thAs this, enables then - Suststn
= degree 81 tsAaiOn ffOu mental aPPlieA-
tea which they TOuld Be totally unAels 70
endure without itl AasistABes. Sueh q
least is The irresistible eOnelgsioa % BE-
dRSn from the testimony Of basinsss Gnd
Pr0isssioaal men, htfsratsur1, elerEymsn,
and otssrS Who have tested the fuFtiiylRE
and TspAlhTs inaIsnes Of this celebrated
tonic and nsEVihs- eodSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24

CINCINNATI, July 2S.-COtton-Steady
and In fair demand at llho. Flour-In
fair demand ut 81 S5a4 IS. Wheat-De.
mand good and tending upward; amber %
a9ic for choice; No. ? red winter 9ic. Corn
Dull aud unchanged. Oats Steady and
firm; good to prime 2oaSOc, mixed 27A2sc.
Rye-Eo. 2 new easier At 49a50c. barley
--NOmiually unchanged. Proyisions-Dull
and holders Indifferent. POrk-JObbing at
50 75alO OO. LArd--nemAnd fair and mar
ket Arm; current make SO 90, kettle 81 Goa
775. Bulk MeRts-Quiet at IS 0OA5 SOa
0 10. DGcon-SteAdy and hrm at 5Ha67t
SIC. Butter Dull. Eggs-Dull. Linseed
OIL Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Steady and In good demand at$l OK.
hOGs-Dull; common s. 5Oa4 %, fair 70
good light - G0a4 80, heavy packing 81 Is
81 IS, butchers 81 4Oa4 20.
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REN mn. WlnGlM SAYS :

Oue Of the best remedies for Cauarrb. ray, ihs
best remedy ~ have found ~ = lLel!wa q ,siff,
Ing, u HANTORDS RADICAL CENE. u v mol
eohISi via each bottle G0mAIt glass fd6o frr iNt
Ia ihh AlatiOn. II oleGFS the bead ard throat -
uSrS AZ Ia DnntS secret and no di1Agrrv-
able hacking during tho chiitp day bat An hhrrr
erdented clGarhcts OF voice Audfrtpl ItoTy oTENn'
-Rsr. '. u. HiegiH, IN b0FcAsf'er Rd'i'' I'i0g''
KGsh package contSIps DT saufuIii inpIofe,l
lnhAlinE Tube, Alth fgt directions for uso "a ny
eaAea Price, &Ilp, Eor sAle by all wholesale sol
Retail OTugEsll Apd ID allen Throughout Nv niil
States and Gan AhaA, WEBkS \ lpTIER GgHnfN
Agents. and Wholesale Druggists, bVsioa, hl'a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24
HHARPYR's.n

The opening article Of Hapers Maya
sine Tor August, by F, Keppel, one OF the
most iudicions art collectors in this coun,.
try il devoted to "Ths Golden Age Of
Engraving" a ct subject for a number
which may fairly be said to be tn 9 best
representation ever given Of the achieve
ments Of this art. This paper is embel-
Iished with thirteen illustrations, repres'
eptiug the great masters OF engraving
Gandol6, DIrer, Rembrandt, SchOngauer,
Edelinck, Visscher, Beryice, and sharp
HLlfe at the White Sulphur Spring" Is
the subject Of an interesting paper by
John Eaton Cooke, with numerous tine
Illustrations Of character and scenery.
Clara F. Morse contributes a beautifully
illustrated and entertaining article on
Tunbridge Wells, an "0ld-Fashioned
Spa in Kent, "lhe Garden oil England,
The literary and historical associations oil
the place are very interesing. Among
The illustrations are fair pictures oil
Dornden, the residence OF Princess
Louise and the marquis Of Lorne Hever
cattle, the residence Of Anne Boleyn, and
Penshurst, the home Of thesidneys: A
pSf ticulatIy opportune paper is Mrs
Eonants "Birds and Plumage," with u
number Of illustrations by Gibson. The
pSper treats Of birds whose feathers are
used for ornamentation. 1t describes the
haunts aud peculiar habits otlhe peacock
live, bird, various species Of pheaSants
and birds Of paradise, hummtng blrdsl
Ii6is, stork, etc. Thomas Knox cO1tri--
butes a paper entitled John Comprador,"
giving an inside view Of Chinese mercAn'
Tile lie, not only IN China but also IN
other countries, and exposing the
methods BY which the Chinese have gain
ed In the competition with foreign
merchants.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAnY lSrELLlsEScER, |
TpesdGY. JAY 8.

Tuesday, JAY 3.
Business opened up this week With EAth.
sr more life In sSine branches, but IN
the aggregate bualntss has 20 far rot been
large. Grain u quiet and steady, and
aoaE moderately active 1t reduced quOta'
tons on some brands. Produce 10 doing .
fair trade at generally steady pTieeA. Gro
eeFies and provisions are in fair demand a.
unchanged quotations.
APPLES -KsesipH by rail are rEther
liRht: common grades remain in ample
supply and easy, while choice fruit Is in
rather light supply and higher. Our quo
tAtions for the latter are 81 0OAl so per bar
rel.
BEANs-Are scarce and In somewhat bet.
Ter demand at 6rmsr phcsG. We quote
White Navy Al g w.
BERRIEs-R ASpberries have disappeared
from the market. BlAekbeFries, S5G40c per
bucket: cultivated, SC per basket.
BuTTRR-1hS butter trade remains quiet,
with very meAgTe volume OF business II
commission houses. No demand is eIpe.
rieucsd except for choice TO fancy stock,
aud low grades are unsAleAble, We quote
fancy stock at i2al6c.
BAKING POwDRR-25AS6e per ID.
BRoOXS-FAncy, 81 00a2 25AS 90; plain
81 50a2 w.
BEBwAx-?5c.
CANNED GooDS-Q Quotations: Peaches, )
ID cans per doE. s? 10; 2 ID cans, 81 90; ID
cans tOmAtOeE,Sl 20; 2 ID cans tomatoes 81 0Oi
WinslOW corn, 2 ID cans, 81 30; sweet corn,
81 50; common corn, 81 TO- straWber'
rIeS, . ID cans, 81 20; blAckberries, ID
cans, 81 IS; raspberries, 2 ID cans, 81 Is,
plumI, ID cans, 81 GO; lima beans, ID cans,
81 So cove oysters. 10 cans, IS; . ID
cauS, 81 40.
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, 50 Coat 90.
CHEESE--COntinueS TO move steadily
with liberal offerings and fair demand at
unchanged quotations. We quote prime
CHIoEENs-Liye s. OOa2 IS per dozen;
dressed, per ID, 7a0c.
DRIED FRUrrs-Are liiele1 and eutire.
ly nOmiGal. Apples are quoted at 3HR4o;
Peaches 5A5If cents for prime halves.
Other quotations: Prunes at ShRI0c;
CurrAntS ut SIC; RaisinS. new 81 90; VAL
enciA, new Sc.
EGGS The demand remains very light,
aud the market Is dull and weak. We
quote at 70 for strictly freSh.
TRANSFORMATIONS For packages contain
ing 100 pounds OF sound fsh, light weight
and inferior quality at prices to cor
respond: COdGSh-bonelesS $780, Lake
herring, half bblS 81 rs; pickerel, half
bbls. 81 rs; White Fish, 81 90, Half bbls.
No. ) nackereI So 5OaA 20; No. 2, $500.
FEATHEEs-ln good demand; live geese
40al50c.
FRuIr-Oranges quoted at IS 5OA9 90 per
box. Lemons ut So 50 per box.
FLOUR-ThsFe Is a lair demand for
standard old wheat AOurs from bakers,
while grocers have not been buying freely
on account Of Tho hot weather. We uuOtt:
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GREATLY AEEtIcTrp.

Hsa5Fa : O BascartA 4 o. bEssT, cest.sssss,
- GsGs rlsasaFu u Fcysnlngh uipg SANTustS
RADICAL CCHE ! on CAT Arm 10 ~ stp AZ
A6srlsA vita Iha dhsAEt. Iva TfNaty Ah,icicc
via Il for l0ug tins, And Cafsd Il IA ten hoe
80 1ghin IAksa Win CAiAfTh cate prNrryll. Asi
Immediately s-ht tuF anoibcE hattle, uttth eNtd
Pc Ai TlEhL E,llrE NE relief iipm hs Hf,t tI,-s,
An HolhdFHt taat thA reanety Ntll 10 al thAt IL
ClAiIned for u. Aha IRoFr toe. NlEAiEg iuu Aadgsss
IA "a lstrOdsetioN, ~ TSry truly I2.air;
NrnNrf. OCT 1 ~ " kallA 8 Nom.
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RAn.EoAD BoSpS-NEm,
SfAFE Dali.

hAALkNAA GNlla- = AAAea
sTA1E BoNpS-D Dali
BrOcKs-Ths stock market In The early
dealings wa heavy And 6sPrSssed lot
GapES shArUs, which we're attacked shAyP-
" By the bSGrS and broke IA3k per ceaL
toward nOOn there va . recovery 81 ka
y per cent Trunk ins shares, although
irregular, were n the mAiu hrnl, owing 70
iaTGlabls results expected from the earA.
togG conference. Lake Shore Uas the most
active, ranging between 6SS and etH.
Wesisrn Union declined 70 -. Daring the
AltsFnOOu the market vas buOyGai, the en-
tire Lat recording an advance 81 kAlA Psf
cent, the improvement being Inlly main
tAlnsd At The close. Ths sudden advance
ia GlpEsF shares WAs 10 consequence Of
the decidedly more favorable AdViees in
regard TO the eroPA Trunk line shares
were strong. and Erie, Al the close, I'd.
VAnesd to I1ls, WeSteFu Union rose 70 ~.
Transactions aggregated l46,ooO ahAres
Of which 1900 were Ehe, 5000 Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern common, 400
preferred, 5000 st. Paul common, 1900
preferred, 400 lAekAWAnnA, and 100
Western Union.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 23.-wheat-Firmer. am.
Der Michigan spot 81 90, new do held at go,
seller August held at 96e, No. 2 amber Mich.
igan new 99c, No. 2 red winter spot 97c,
new 9sJfc; seller July s6hc, seller August
csc, No 8 red, old or new, 81 No, No. 2 Day.
ton and Michigan red new 9511e. Corn
Quiet and 6rmer; No 2 spot and seller Al.
gust Ale, rejected S9Ife damaged 33kc.
Oats-Dull; No. ,, 27Ize, Michigan IS c.
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EAST LIBERTY, July 2S.-CATTLE-R Re.
ceipts to-day $50 head; all for sale here;
no through stock; supply light; sales to.
day A loads, nearly three.iouiths to coun.
try buyers and local butchers; good cattle
selling at last weeks prices; common very
dull and slow sales, not many good ones
hero.
Hoes - Receipts to-day 100 head.
Workers IS 15a3 40, Philadelphia $37Oa
SIS.
sHEKP-Rccsipts to-day 1000 head. Fell.
Ing at s. 25a4 20; prOSp cots fair.
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Wheeling Cattle aIarket.

Live stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last two weeks:
CATTLB-Receiptssl head; sold, cows and
bulls at 5SA3c; medium steers and heiferS
SGSI Nc; choice 5 ,fa3Nc. Most OF the sales
were from 81 to SKc. Demand fair.
Hoos-Seuing from s. so to $ 50 per
100 lbs.
sHEsr-1u good demand at s. OOa4OO
iiMRs-In good demand at a oOa4 80
c4EvEs-In good demand at s. OOalO 90
per head.
FRESH Cows-Iu fair demand at S25 0Oa
40 90 per head; extra SO 0Oa45 90.
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11rrr11.,aI1yfNa AaE.

For July 20 Boston: Littell g. Gay)
contains m account OF Vice Admiral
aaron Won Tegetthoff; an installment Of
Macleod Of Dare The Fiery World ! The
Great Tropical Fallacy; The Burial Of
Hanover; o. s. Indian Wars Veiyk
PsSha on Asia and Europe Sublimity'
Nv Cubic Measures The London specta'
to.is Estimate Of William Cullen Bryant,
and three poems.