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Sharp County record., 1878-10-17
VIM. H. Yanderbilt'S PHt

At 90 O'Clock this norm
train from Saratoga arrived :,
depot, consisting Of three =, =
cars, containing the hODa Z,
pages of VIM. H. Vander5 : :,
private drawing-rOOm car r.
tleman. This superb cos Z,
the Vanderbilt. 1t is mad ii
possible Improvement, and Il
the finest establishment o. 4
existence. The trucks are :
spoked paper wheels, with se'
fine journals. The OUTSIDE "a
light orange color. On ett
four scenes panelled in oil fal
representing the Grand tee
another depicting the Falls be
another the great Fourth lid
mel, and the other the lou
bridge between Greenbu'i bis
The car is sumptuOuSly l )ay
with lounges, easy cnSn' nol
sleeping berths. line Wall
furniture are regal in sTiain
of the most costly materia sitn
is a covered platform, Tlsvel
dows on either side, % Iers
ladies were seated, vle7ln!ing
along the route. The OCcand
car were VIM. H. Wander thol
ily and five friends. thei
The run from Sarstosi Low
miles, was made in 81 DID y the
time from this city TO MWe
miles, was to have Seea y h : 2, 2,
20 minutes, or at the raIs sml!
hour, including a stoPPAl y nnu
keepsie to examine and@ my
Troy Times.
Sharp County record., 1878-10-17

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andchew|
withjoy t
whole day
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weapon,t| t
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them and
anddevoq
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nor doth 4
the discha
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even into
adjacent.
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smiteth nd
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grievously|
But the
from a raj
land l laugH
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Bulls Bab]
cents a botd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

REMrsrscEscE OF THE REvERESD
FRAuD.-In looking over some Of his old
correspondence, yesterday, Capt. Ripley,
OF the city police force, came across q
postal card which without doubt refers 10
the individual known as "the reverend
fraud" who recently attempted some Of
his swindling operations here, was COM
PEELED toieaye the city, and was day or
two afterwards arrested and jailed in
Wellsburg, where he was identified as the
scoundrel who had swindled widow
lady at Carthage, Ohio, out Of all her
worldly possessions. The postal came
from Mansfield, Ohio, and was dated
March IA, 1878. II reads as follows:
IAN imposlor representing himself TO
be Rev. Charles Wheeler, from California,
that he knew parties in California who
had iriends In Mansfield, Ohio, and that
he had money for their friends here. BE
went under the cloak Of religion, prayed
and read the Bible mornings and even
lngs. BE left this place Wednesday
morning after stealing $40 oyercoat
from ]. Il. Knisely. He Is Of medium
build, and wears short red chin whiskers.
A liberal reward will be paid on the re-
turn Of the coat and arrest Of the thief
Wonder II the returns are all in yet
or Is there any more OF this wrelch's
rascality 10 hear OH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

RAILROAD Bosps-weak. /
STATE BoNDs-Steady. -

SToCKs-The Exchange was the scene
OF renewed excitement again to.dsy and
the lowest point Of the season was touched.
There was decline OF Il TO 4 per cent as
compared with the closing figures J ester.
day, and temporarily the market was
greatly demoralized. The unfayorable re.
ports about the crops from The West, the
morning kilograms about cloudy and
rainy weather and the vague rumors
afloat OF quarrels among the operators
had q tendency to depress prices,
particularly for the Granger shares,
which suffered most Toward the close
speculation was strong and higher, with q
sharp advance In prices. The improvement
from the lowest point was from u To Sk
and the advance was well maintained In
the final sales. The upward movement was
most marked in Northwestern, st. Paul,
Western Union and the trunk line Shares.
Some Of the large sellers during the morn.
Ing were buyers In the afternoon.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 5000 were Erie, 1900 Lake
Shore, 5000 Northwestern common, "a.
900 preferred, 2, 400 Rock Island, 81, 900 st.
Paul common, 5000 preferred, 1900
Lackawsnna, $4,000 Michigan Central, and
49, 900 Western Union,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

/, TOLEDO, July @.-what-S,,,.- =
i igS old 81 o., No. Z sl6l, s sSs =! y
Michigan q o., DO old 81 az , III. ,ls
igan spot 97he, seller JULY ~. I ~. :
gust seMc, seller eptsn6,t al. INV Z! y
amber Michigan &c, No. ?r.i y g;N,. ~ !
SIC, seller July sSXe, S.ll., I, me y:
No. 5 red s2e, No. . DAYTON is5 T.s,
red e6AC, rejected Wabash siI t s's ~
81 %. Con-Dull: hirh nit.j 10. \
Z spot Ale, No. . white ISe, r,i..,.5' !, Y.
damaged aie. 0Its-DalE So' +; ~ |,
27c, No. 9 white &c, Niehir,n " y. sss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31
Baltimore Live Stock Market Gs .
MAINLAND LTI sfUIte IN
BlLTlhoKY, Noodiy, JslT . IN.

.
BRRP CATTLE-The nAlkA thi nd
has been much more active, ii tlG Ia b
beginning, than It was last vul, hsh
the activity did not continue to u. slt,l
Prices were q little 6rmer, and sSrs w
ers thought hc higher than they ven "
week. This was perhaps The ilti 10 ~,
extent, but not with al DEALER III
quality was not Of 81 good ~ ITtFIstBA
was last week, there being more eVEts
Cattle, and while there were M god n
there were no, as many Of them ln0tll y
offerings. We quote at y Co.'S @P6A
lbs.
MICH Cows-The market vas tOIA
week, and prices q .hSde Of, nOs; d v
sales being at $50 to 80, only isEfa
per head. I lt,
Prices this week Tor Beef Cattle niyd
as follows Best BeeVes At S COS q o
generally rated Is hrt quality y tAS
medium or good fair quality SfH5E
binary thin steers, Oxen and Csyt w
5 Is; general average OF market thtI ~ !!
-; extreme range Of prices y 10y y !.
Most Of the sales were from y WpN1
per 100 lbs, OF thu receipts " ~
came from Ohio. 1917 from NiT,,i
$40 from West Virginia Il. io1 "
ryland, 90 from Kthlucty, 10! lfes ~
nois, 8 from Psnn,yly1nII and q ~
Tennessee total receipts lor lhe tttt ~
head against 2?79 last week Aal ~ ~ y
same time last year. VI tlr or'nnpA
head were taken by baltimore Cnsse, "
lis sold 10 Washington Cily cues y
10 county dealers, and ~ ht,a % Nv : NJ
specuIators-tonl 0les ~ iht We. ~ "
head against 1852 last Wtss, aud 9st l"'
same:time Lastly ,..,,,, =,
swINE-1hefe hiss he % Iai''IgEs! \ /.
the market this week, and tFids ~ ~ =
increased numbers lbs been lAlfi! Nv y, !,
The quality Of the hogs genefLII W. I ~ l
good as was that Of The Odrrinli Ilii w y,
but there was an increase in De e ~ |.
OF the grass hogs over last Wetk; "a ~. +"
ceIpts before Saturday amounted y, y ~ M
i do head, and since then Aboa'5. aVs ,. 4.
We quote at 6a6Xc, with most I'VE M az,
ask per ID net. receipts thli va ~ N
head, against S.4Ss Last week. az w.
head same time last year. ..,., ID
sHKRP AM LANBs-Ihe nn l .l, Y
sheep and lambs, well as for NG Ei., ,a, v
has been fairly active, both io' aSa n, !,
Eastern interests. The quality o. lnt ~ y!
Is moi a. good as 1t was la,t I.st II,
ones being scarce and 10 demand; ', y
S o butcher sheep at SHAhsPGiA,n :.
stock sheep at s? OOaS % pa ID n 10 b
ousl.ty. Lambs 4Ka5hc per 70 s I'd n
ceipts this week 1913 head, g VIZ ~, I,
last week, and $3.50 head san' 'p'
year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31
Martins Capital Restaurant, 1855 Mar
ket Street, Is the only Restaurant in The
city that hes separate rooms for ladies.
Tourists and others wishing Linen
Collars and Cuffs, Will find the largest
stock aud lowest prices at
4. L. RICE & cos.


THE Municipal Court has adjourned
for the term.
TIE travel West has been extremely
heavy for some time past. 'i.l .r' 40
VrEw1e's Orchestra will play at Frank
Walters Two.Mile House tonight. al,
TIE question OF the hour seems to be,
"When are you going to the country"
DuLLsEss in the single word which
describes the condition OF the city al pre-.
sent. -'
THE Miller Glee Club Is offon q two
weeks holiday up Middle Wheeling
Creek.
THE young people Of Bridgeport will
hold select picnic At Burley's Mills 10.
morrow. 49,
The Belmont Fishing Club will leave
for Beaver Dam, on Fish Creek, to-day or
Tomorrow, for weeks sport.
THE Turner's request citizens living on
the principal lhoroughiarea Of the city TO
decorate their houses during the Turn.
fest -l4'. ~
WIN. CAMPBELL and John 3. Zitsman,
OF Bellaire, are matched TO row three
mile race, in working boats, for a,purse
Of $50. - -
An anxious looking figure with an
ulster In one hand and linen duster in
the other represents the popular feeling
Of the day.
One release deed recorded at the Coun.
~ Clerks Office Yesterday. That's the
only item the reporters found at the
Court House.
TIE fragrant "mush" mellon Is in
market. The grocerymen say smell.oW
merchandise to handle these hard times,
Too mush so in fact.
SEVERAL couples Of "our young folks
went down on the Phaeton yesterday, TO
attend the Point House ball, At New Mar.
tinsville, last night 70.
0uR markets were never before 30 glut.
ted with vegetables, and the Oldest inhab'
liant does not remember when cabbage
and 1ich" were 90 cheap. 2 ',"f
GETz, the rag merchant, invested in a
mule recently, and last evening the brute
kicked his owners wagon TO smithereens,
while pulling II through Market Alley.
MEssRs. DWight, Wallace and Mcyey,
Of the Maynard Rife Club, were out ii
Woodland Range, yesterday, shooting for
positions on the American Rifle Team.
TIE ay population has increased in the
neighborhood Of nineteen billions during
the past three days, and some one hal
remarked that the season is not yet In IL
glory. LIZ. ...
TEE city prisoners are still employed
In grading the east end Of 18th street, in
charge Of Officer Mahoney. There are
now fourteen prisoners in the City
Prison. .E $40 OF ~
A LOT Of bottles, sponges, etc, were
stolen from the window Of DWighps drug
store, In Centre Wheeling, on Monday
night, by some email boys, who have moi
yet been arrested. ~
Now Is the time that 70 married man
hunts all over the house for q needle and
thread TO sew = button on his shirt, while
his wife Ia in the mountains or at the
seashore enjoying the cool breeEes.
WM. KREirEks horse, which hls been
missing from his stable In Centre Wheel.
ing for several days, was returned yes
lsrday morning BY 4 farmer living in The
vicinity Of MouDdsVills, who found the
animal estrAy on bis latm. a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31
Chicago Cattle nark.l

CHICAGO, July@-1ss DrwaFI.r.
reports: TT
Hoas-ReceipI 100. .Alpu,ns IN
Market steady aud active, oil Nd, ~
heavy a 40a4 90, light 81 9Sai S, I'M
"a 00ai 80.
CATTLE = Receipts $50 .ki,v.,
1000: Prime natives steady A5lSg
butcher steen slow at Is tQsl d so5
= toaS 80, Texans plenty and V4EnI! /
IS 60.
sIEEP-ReceipL $40. strUOs ladIaa
at s. SOa5 Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

. CINCINNATI, July o"c..
ing nv #i as sls 5sliSa,-DSfs q
s eSssst; red SaSOc, amber ~. y =
S q !, ioatrilgI HEStt. a, nj Sli 8
SOaSlc, new 4 libeni sT ny Hhts U, |,
Eiye-AetiVe; No. ? Al SSpEI, u ID
none here. PtoviIion,~6TS sstlS
Unchanged. LArd-Iu 1ooI Ia
prices li . shade higher; cu sTSs G ~ y
PRIME steam 71tc, ketti. ~ ~, 4 d
heats@DullGt S OOs5 lc,sS.ias d
con-Ste4dy and in isi, ~ SsS.s u /
A. 65haS 4OA6 80, Ihort ~. S = = i i
M =. 5;i liberal; ire,S NJ ~ q
e that made during Il, " Ia,
Is p unsuitable; creamery g1sI. Y. "a
reserve l4Ai6e, Central m Hraa
Chetse-Firm a, Sa7jSe' E Sai' lalS
demand at 74Se. Liassed 6,io1l' NJ
declined one cent, atsl o. 'Ai t.sVi
adoeesTQuiet and ,tsady; ,o,,.
- q z fair to cool 81 SOStIa $50 80 II
g. g. % g heavy packing q al x SsS 9,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31
.LAIleghen,tallIe.

EAST LllEETY, JAY S0-CArrr,-,.
eeiPs to-day l?l head. ii II, y
market, no through stock. suuply ~
with light demand, and pl plenty !, ~ w
unsold. ceiling At 4Ibe al H. y ~ =
weeks prices. "'- a'
Hoes-Receips to-day . 30 bead, c;-.
ers s. 76a4 co., YOrkeri 81 I5si d d ~ b9S.
delphias 81 bOA461. -
suEEP-Receipts to-day 600 k,,a. Il
Ing Of $S 25a4 Is. The supply Nm y.
the feeling Is not quite 4, goOd = nv, "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

A Boy killed BY A FALLING Tax
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon
Nj. james Faddis, while out on the bill
Just opposite Mt De ChAntal, two miles
east OF the city, discovered the body Of .
boy, about thirteen year Of age, who had
evidently been killed bya falling tree, ~
the trunk OF the tree lay directly across
the left side Of bis head and shoulder.
The body was yet warm, and other sur.
roundings indicated that the accident wa
oil recent occurrence.
Mr.. Faddis at once notified those liy-
ing IN the immediate vicinity Of the
occurrence, and Ascert4ined that the
boys name was Martin McDonough, and
that he was q son Of John McDonough,
who hves near the second cut, on the
Hemp6eld Road, only q abort distance
from the scene Of the accident, A mes
senger was then sent 10 the city for =
Justice To- hold an inquest, aud Justice
Phillip, Of Clay district, went out 10
perform the sad duty. ..s.4H..
! The following gentlemen were summon
ed "a Jurors, and held an inquest upon the
remains: Lewis Steenrod,. Platof Zane,
Batrick Beade, Thomas Carroll, Michael
Muffemy, Thos. Downs. james Q. Gains,
Malachi. Golden, Reaz MeCulley, VIM. L.
vail, Patrick Mahaney, Fred. Weber. The
evidence before the jury threw very little
light upon the matter. II was evident,
however, that the boy, who had been
picking blackberries, was sitiing on log
atthe time he waa struck by the tres.
The hillside was very steep, and the earth
supporting the roots Of the tree had been
washed away by the recent heavy rains,
until there was not sufficient 10 hold
them, and the tree had fallen with the re-
suit stated. The trunk Of the tree struck
the boy on the left side Of the head and
shoulders, causing instantaneous death.
The Jury, after A.certaining these facts,
returned u verict 10 the effect that de.
ceased "came TO his death by the falling
Of tree upon bis body, and the death
was accidental" Arrangements were
made 10 inter the body today. p, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

THE amount Of opium imported into
this country is estimated at some millions
Of dollars, but the amount Of suffering II
causes and the misery Il entails upon
thousands Of families, by its ipjudieious
use, Is simply frightfuL Emergencies
may arise when Il can be used 70 good
effect under the supervision Of skillful
physician. In nervous complaints, Nery-
Gus Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
pains, restlesaness, etc, a far saler, surer
remedy Ia found IN Lawsons Curative.
II ia entirely harmless, can be used freely,
and cures de diSeaIe, not simply deadening
the pain for q time, to have itreturn with
renewed vigor. Confidence in the Cura.
tive has led US to recommend il in va.
riety Of cases, and 1t has never disap-
pointed our sanguine expectations.
Large" new 50.cent size, and nearly
three times more for 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

CHICAGO, July SO.-Fou,-r.,
nand at full prices. VIZ, pak
6 higher aud unsettled; No. i ~ ~ liza.
ssS5Sc, No. , do s6c cab, Ne I, .at';
Chicago spring 81 O7JIal a ~. y " y!
S55sc; August, slJIc Sep,sSS.l !ts
so1aO!S;No 5, s0c. Con iva Va {
and higher: 4OHc cuh ssJ G ISI a
we August, SSXa3se Stp,s,S ~
Cd 8Hc. oats-lu rood S. M
prices q shade higher ?Tss, I'm v
July, 2SHa2SHc August ?3S,,,. Z,
t te Rye-sttOug and 6iSs,.k y
6Oc. Barley-RIcited and biIS.sa g, I y
new 81 % cash, SOS SsptsIS.s,F y
10 good demand and prisss ! HI m 2.
e. er At y 8a9 90 cash, 81 SIS NJ NY, p
y 6IHas 20 September. Ia IS
ee'ire and shade higher 4, I; ~
y l2hs7 IS August, 81 s0.5 81 saR
Dc, Bulk Meats Quiet and M NJ y, ZIG
Whisky-Unehanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

WHEELING FAMILY MARKEr.-The re.
tail markets seem to be pretty well
stocked with all sorts Of reasonable PROV
ender, and the prices are reasonable
enough to safely most any person. Beets,
onions and radishes are plenty, at three
and four punches for ten cents. Nice
cabbage sells III 5, 8 and 10 cents per
head. Cucumbers can be had at the rate
Of 15a20 cents per dozen. The market il
we'll supplied with potatoes, at 20a25c
per peck. Beans are getting scarce, but
The price remains 20c per peck. There are
no peas In the market. Roasting ears are
loo per dozen, and cauliaower l0a15c
each, Frnit Is id good supply, the ruling
prices being about as follows: apples, 20c
per peck; plums, y 50a60 per bucket
peaches and Pears, GOO per peck
Melons are becoming quite plenty, and
are disposed Of at the following rates
watermelons, 30a50c each; muskmelons
and canteloupes, l0sl5c each. Blackber'
ties continue in good supply, at 40c pei
bucket. Butter is not quite so plenty a'
last week, and. The choice article bring
zoe per pound, Eggs continue to retail
at Sai0c per dozen. Spring chickens ar'
worth l5a25c, and old ones 20a35c each
There are no changes 10 note in groceries
canned goods, dried fruits, fresh meats
or any other family supplies not already
enumerated. ~ f'l' tpi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

PHnApKIRHIk, July 3o-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; red 81 0?a
! 0S, amber 81 o., old white 81 osal 10.
Corn-Quiet; yellow 4SaI9c, mixed 47e.
0ats-steAdy; white western 32A3Sc, west
ern mixed $0a32c. Rye-At b2A6ic. Pro-
yiSions-sIonger. Pork-At $40 26a10 IS.
Beet-IndiAn mess $40 76al7 %, hama
11Gl2Hc, for choice green So. Lard
ter-Firmer; creamery lsa20c, New York
and Bradford county, Pa, extra 16al7c,
Western Reserve l2al4c. Eggs STEADY
and ia rood demand: western llal2c.
Cheese In good demand and frmer
western choice 6Ka6Hc. Petroleum
NOminally unchanged. Whiaky--stsady;
western al 81 on,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

new YoRKI July sc. ACotton-F Firm aud
unchanged. Flour-Firm and unchanged.
Wheat LSpring firm, weak and lower; No.
2.Milyaukee 81 0sH, ungraded red western
Al a. NJ amber ss. S1 Do i 81 o. s.
ungraded amber 81 o., ungraded white
81 i2a1 II, No. 9 do 81 05aI 90, No. 5 do
81 IL, Rye-Scarce and acknowledgement
efn 6IA65c. Bailey and Malt Nominal.
,Corn--Fairly active and q shade higher;
ungraded 46a4Oe, No. 8, 47c, steamer 479ta
IS &c, ungraded white 81 Nc. Oats Quiet
and steady No 2, eSSHsAc, do white
He No. 49, SS do x, white S |1ss rs
S4Xc, Hay-steady at 45a55e. Hops
Dull. Coiiee Steady. sugar-DulI and
unchanged. Molasses-Dull and nominal.
Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Il O6I{al on, HlH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

AN USDRSlADLg TRurn.-You deserve
TO suffer, and II you lead miserable, IN.
satisfactory life in this beautiful world, 1t Is
entirely your own fault,-your unreason.
able prejudice aud skeptcism, which has
killed thousands Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Flower will
cure you Of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia,
with all It's miserable effects, such Us sick
headache, palpitation OF the heart, sour
stomach, ha6itual costiveness, dizziness OF
the head, nervous prostration, low spirits,
DC. It's sales now reach every town on
the Western continent and not Druggist
but will tell you Of lis wonderful cures.
You eau buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve. eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31
FINANCIAL ANp COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market. !.
oynoE DAILY 1STKLLIeEscKR, |
The movements OF wholesale trade tod


The movements OF wholesale trade to-day
were moderate but steady, and a fair az.
gregate volume OF transactions was re.
ported. Produce Is fairly active, with
butter firm and In good demand, and other
staples steady. Provisions and groceries
are steady and In fair demand. Flour Is
up quarter Of dollar, and grain frmer.
BEASs-Supplies are light, and the mar.
ket is hrm at previous quotations. We
quote White Navy at 81 90.
Observation-Disclosures, 35a40c per buck.
ct cultivated, Sc per basket. ,'
quotations, viz: 12ai5c for strictly choice
70 fancy qualities. Medium and low grades
remain lileless and nominal.
BAKING PowDRR-25aS6o per lib.
BRooMs-Fancy, 50 00a2 25aS 90; plain
81 6Oa2 90. "a.
BRgSwAx-26c. ....... -..s
CANNED GooDs-olotation Peaches, 8
ID cans per doz. g 10; alb cans, 81 90; s ID
cans tomatoes,$1 20; . Id cans tomatoes 81 90;
WinSlow corn, 2 y cans, 81 90; sweet corn,
81 so; common corn, 81 80; strawber.
ries, 2 ID cans, 81 70; blaekberries, Q ID
cans, 81 %; raspberries, 2 ID cans, 81 rs,
plumS, 2 ID cans, 81 90; lima beans, 2 ID cans,
81 20; cove oysters. Id cans. 70; 2 ID
CoAI-Per 100 bushels, 80 00a7 %. '
CHEEsE-Receiph are increased, and
there is fairly active movement at I'M.
changed prices. We quote prime Ohio
Factory at Sc.
CmckKSs-Live % oOa2 rs per dozen;
dressed, per ID, 7a9c. HUI
DRIED fRUrTs-Are liieless and entire.
ly nominal. Apples are quoted at 3jfa4e;
Peaches 6a5h cents for prime halves.
Other quotations: Frames at SI<ai0c;
Currants at 61fc; Raisins. new 50 90; Val.
encia, new Sc.
E0Gs-Are frn under an improved de.
mand, but there Is no change In the quota.
tons, We quote at 70 for strictly fresh.
FIsH-QuotationE For packages contain.
ing 100 pounds Of sound fish, light weight
and inferior quality at prices 10 cor.
respond: Codfsh-boneless 800 Lake
herring, half bbls 81 rs; pickerel, half
bblh. 81 rs; White Fish, n 30. Hall bbls.
No. 8 maokerel IS 50a4 90; No. 2, $500.
FEATHRRs-ln good demand; 1--we &c ese
40a50c.
FRUrs-Apples in good supply, at 81 IS
81 30 per barrel; peaches, 81 % per boz;
plums, 40c per bucket; pears, 20 0Oa2 Is
per buhhel; oranges, 81 60aS 90 per box;
lemons, $ll 90 per boz. .3l,o'f
FLoUR-The demand Is fair and the mar.
ket Il firm, with slight advance In stand.
ard brAndi. Our quotations are:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

NEw Yo9E, July &-Bu,iuta ~
tinues fair 10 some department. ltCa
ton goods market has q 6rntt tore, ~,
discounts have been reduced d d.
makes Of bleaehed goodk N.CwISr
In fair demand. Pacific and NilsI.Er
worsted dress goods are opened. FrI
cassimeres and OveieOatHgs NE Quitt Il
wonted coating' are 10 steady r,iR
Wool aannels fairly active.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

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