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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-17

RAILROAD ~posps-Firm.

STATk sDo7okea
general list In the carly dealings, The ad.
vance In prices ranged from y to l per
cent. After midday there was 4 reaction
Of * to X per cent. As tho afternoon adj
vanced The market became firm aud prices
higher. Coal shares led the upward move.
ment, owing To the ratification oil the com
bination. Lake Shore and Granger shares
were active and closed at the highest point
OF the day. A few hundred shares OF stock
were sold out under the rule In the Stock
Exchange on account OF John Bonner q Co.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which 2,I00 were New York Central,
1900 Erie, $1,000 Lake shore, $500 North.
western common, 1850 preferred. 1890
Rock Island, 900 st. Paul common, 2r2O0
preferred, $500 Ohio and Mississippi,
i5.600 Lackwanna, 400 Delaware and
Hudson, $500 Pacific Mall, and 6,6oO West
ern Union.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, January 16.-Cotton-Dull
at 10Hc. Flour-Dull and unchanged
Wheat-Dull aud heavy; red 81 l5al 20
Corn-steady with a fair demand ut 39i
4Oc. oats-Quiet but steady at 2SaS2c
Rye-Dull at 62a63c. Barley-Dull ant
lover; No. 5 spring at 400 BID. Pork
Opened strong aud higher and closed al
inside price, at $ll l6all TX. Lar1-lr
fair demand; steam 81 80 kettle 7Aasc
Bulk Mea6-Quiet but firm at 81 00a5 60l
5s7X. Boxed Meats-firm aud unchanged
Bacon-lnactiye at 5Ha6Ifa6Xc. Greer
Meats-Firmer and quiet; shoulders SIC
short rib s. 20a5 70; hams, 10 pounds aver
age &c, 10 do 6Ac. Butter-Dull and lower
prime TO choice Western Reserve 20a2Sc
Central Ohio 17a20o. Whisky-Quiet n
81 03.
HoGs-Active, firm and higher com
mon So 50a3 70, light So S0aS 95, packing
s. 90a4 10, butchers s. 90ai o..
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PHILADELPHIA, January G.-Flour-
Dull; superins $500, extra S. 90, Mime.
sofa family s. 25a6 20, high grades and
patent 81 00aS so. Wheat-Firm. Corn
ball; yellow CO.,, mixed Coo, sail 55xa56c,
January at 56a56Hc. oats-Firmer white
western S7aSSH, western mixed and State
S6aS6Kc. Bye-Dull ut 6Sa73c. Proyi'
Sions- Quiet and steady. POrk-$l2 00a
u 80. Beef Hams $l5 O0al7 90. Lard
Firm; kettle 7Xc. Butter-Quiet and
steady; creamery S5aSsc, Western Reserve
23a2Ic. Eggs Dnll; western l6al7c
Cheese-Steady; western l2kc. Petroleum
Quiet and steady; crude 9hc, refined l0A
alOkc. Whisky-$l o..
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lie, new shoulders Sc, new sides &c. New
Lard-Butehers SIC; fancy city SIC
Tferces, aud 90 BarrellN
RAGs-2a2kc per tOhnd.
WooL--Quoted ut 40a45o for choice
washed, and one.third OF for unwaShed;
medium, S5a40c; coarse, S0a35c.
sERDs-Timothy seed, 81 so per bush;
clover nominal.
SALT-Per barrel, 81 10.
TALLow-7Hc for country.
ToBAcCo-Nayies, 65a6Oc; twists, 65a70c.
WHEELING SroGIEs-Per 1000, $40 60a
II 80.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, January 10.-wheat-Dull and
lower; amber Michigan spot and seller
January 81 70, seller February 81 2S1f, sci.
Ter March 81 20, No. , red winter seller
February 81 2lk, stller March 81 %, No.
red 81 o.. Corn-Dull; new high mixed
42Ac, No. 2 spot 47c, new axe, new re-
jected 3SIEc, new damaged size. Oats
Dull; rejected 2lI1c. Hogs-SiS So bid, all
weights.
Al the close Wheat was dull and lower
amber Michigan seller February 81 2SH
No. . red winter spot 81 IS, seller Febru
AIRY 81 10, seller March 81 %. Corn dull
new damaged size. Hogs at 81 40.
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1t happens sometimes that the particl-
plnta in this intellectual anil healthtul
amusement alp up on the soflcst kind OF
things. For instance, there was one
young msn who though he had from long
practice, having been engaged 70 her for
seven months, and having carefully cor
rected the result OF his experiments by
weighing her on tho scales at the grocery,
got his girl's weight down to an ounce,
Or an ounce and a half at the outside.
She was one Of the damsels whose weight
VA, to be tested at a sociable last week,
and lie said in the pride oil his heart, I'll
tally one on her, no surely MS We owe to a
bounliiul Providence tho creation oil ap.
pies Of minor OiEe.n He babe her fare.
we'll at o'clock, declining an invitation
to jnin the family at the tca.table, and
just lifted her once at the hall door, TO
keep his hand in and see that she was at
about her natural weight. tShe ID u
%sOlid.built, cOrn.fcd girl, and Weighs
more than you would Think Well,
when the evening came he was six
pounds short in his estimate OF her
heit, and a stranger from Chicago
with u ravishing moustache hit her
weight to \ quarter Of a pound. To say
that that young mun'seyes bulged out till
they would have served az pegs whefeon
to hang beaver hats would be TO under
state the fact. With u burning glow OF
Indignation mantling his countenance he
yelled, "Nnne Of your Returning Board
triCksl This is none other than the gate
Of Heaven! I've hefted that girl millions
and millions OF times, and II | don't
know her weight no man in Cooke county
does, and I've got SIS in this pocketboOk
that saws 40, so put up or shut up" They
tried 10 paciiy him, but he would not be
co%ncilia,ed. They told him that, "a girls
often will, she might have Inadvertently
picked up a couple OF old door knobs OF
cast CT hOrseshoes, or have found a coup
ling link while walking down the railway
track, and put il in her Hide.Pocket, hui
he rejected the hypothesis with scorn a.
undeserying q moments serious consid'
Grafton, Tearing OF such Of her presents
a. he CHANGED TO have with him, a pair
Of braces, a necktie, and a pair o.
wtistlels,-he cast them at her feet
Farewell, Amanda; cruel, peftured
wretch y he cried, and was rushing from
the crowded hall, when, fortunately, the
girls mother seized him BY the tails o.
hi' coat, and yelled, "Didn't my dartel
Auandy have tea alter you heited her
Wasn't there d%Oughnuts, and apple.pie
and cheese, and everything that the poor
Etrl Ia fond Of, for tea, and didn't she eat
hearty and pass her plate back TIL ,h'
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CHICAGO, January l6.-The DrOraI Jour
nal reports:
CGTrLE-Receipts $500; shipments 800
n few fancy high grades at S. 0Oa5 IS; me
dlum grades slow ut 81 0Oa4 so; feeders aut
stockers strong and active ut S. 0Oa3 90
with a fair supply; butchers weak ant
lower, dragging cows 81 4Oa3 37H, steer
s. 10a3 20, bulls g S5a3 20, Colorado steer
80 i0a3 80, COWS So 40a2 G2h
Hoos-Receipt $4,000, shipments l,G00
irregular; opened strong and higher und
closed at inside prices, l0ai5 cents lower
mixed packing Mt IS 65aS so; light active
and steady at S. 9Oa4 90; choice heavy al
"a 90; many unsold.
SHREP-Receipts 1900; shipments COO
shipping 81 s5aJ 10, butchers 81 co. quiet
aud easier.
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WINTER
Gucssing the Weight OF tllc Girls.

Chicago Tribune.
In the East the popular winter nmuse.
ment for January Is guessing the weight
Of hogs at 10 cents a guess, the winner
taking the hog, but up West vi have
something better than that. In n OF
the northern suburbs Of this city, for in
stance, the young men take to guessing
the weight OF girls at church sociables.
The individual engaging in this athletic
sport takes the girl who has, M 1t were,
laid herself upon the altar Of the Dorcas
Society, round the waist and hoists her
critically, like Montague doing a stage
embrace, sets her down with a aigh and
figures up. The one that makes the
closest guess on'the girl ranks | the next
., and so on, all that amt within ten
pounds are diatanced, and the winner oil
The best number Of heats out Of a Bible
clas gets the first prize, the score being
kent like lhis:
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and
lcaden- colored, with occasional
aushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull ; the pupils iIatc an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose is irritated, swells, andsomc-
times bleeds aswelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears an
unusual secretion Of saliva; slimyor
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive stools Shiny; not
unfrcquently tingcd with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by h~iccough;
coughsometimesdrya convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. M3LANE'Sv
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa.
ration, net capable Of 6oingM tie slight
est injury 10 tie most tender infant.
The genuine DR.. MeLANE's YER.
MFuoE bears the signatures Of C.
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, January 10. MONEY
Steady ut 6aT per cent Prime mercantile
paper SAT per cent; prime only is market
able and supply small. Custom receipts
Slsl, 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed sos OOs. Clearinga $~ls.oo0,0O0.
Sterling weak; actual business, long 4.sl,
lhort4.s3H.
G~oLp-Cio,sd at 100, after selling up
from l0lX to 1914. Carrying rate, 4a7
per cont.
SLLygR-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars are 81 1SH %greenbackE S ll6
gold. Silver coin Hal per cent discount.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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NEW ORLEANS, January 1G.-Conee-
Dull; Rio cargoeS ordinary to prime l6Ha
l9c gold. Sugar-Inferior to good common
4Aa5fo, common to good common 5Aa
6Kc, yellow clarified Saslfc. Molasses-
Steady with good demand; common l5a2oc,
fair 7ia24c. Nice-Scarce and firm; Louis
lana ordinary to choice 5a6Ac.
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PITTSBURGH, January l6.-Petroleum-
Crude quiet and steady. at 81 6T1f. at Par.
ker's for immediate shipment; refined at
Ike, Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, Pa, January 16.-Petroleum
Market opened quiet and weak, with
sales at 81 IS, advanced to 81 SIX, closing
weak; offered at 81 S8k. Shipments from
river 1850 barrels; total sales 2so,0OO
barrely.
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EAST LIBERTY, January l6.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day S74 head OF through and
AZ head OF yard stock total for two days
597 through anil 1857 yard. Best S. Goa
%, medium 81 75a5 90, common "a 90.
lloGs-Receipts to-day 1920 head; total
for two days 1870. Workers. s. 9Oa4 10,
phlladelphiaS a. 0oaS 10.
sHEsr-Receipts to-day 1900 head; total
for two days $500. Selling at s. 60a5. 10.
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NEw YoRE, January l6.-Busine,s il
light with package houses; CottGns quiet
but generally steady. Prints rather more
active; Dunnolls and %Southbridge prints
opened at &c. Ginghams In fair request,
Mems wOolens are moving slowly. Foreign
goods continue In light demand.
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The market has been verys heavy this
week, sales being recorded very slowly,
with prices favoring buyers fully u cent.
In some cases Xah cents lower figures
were submitted to before the close by some
dealers who were unwilling to hold over.
The quality averages about as last weeE,
for though there were some better tops, but
few OF which sold for the highest figures,
there were a large number OF common cat
tie among the offerings. Quotations 3a5
cents.
MIeh Cop,-Trado is not active. Prices
range at $50 oOa6o 90 per head, at retail,
a, to quality.
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SWINE MAKKr.
REMARKS.

There Is an over supply on the market.
with lower prices, rs anticipated towards
the last Of last week. The quality Is some.
thing better than It was last week, and
prices are nan cent lower than they were
then. There Is a large number left over in
the pens at the close this evening, and the
prospects would seem to look to lower
figures before higher prices are reached.
Quotations 5a5X cents, with q few choice .
shade higher.
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HER neither Of these can 10 procured, send the
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ruy ETELLIGENCER will present dHIly the
n,G, IN all departments, from all quarttn o.
The world, u well a = complete record Of local
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4. hSi al the counter, In paid envelopes ,nAdy
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The trade In Sheep has been rather slow.
The quality il Of scarcely as good mn aver
age as last week, though there were some
better sheep here this week than there
wers then. We quote prices 1T 4a5H cents
gross, with a few choice, sold by {. A. Muir.
ply, at 0 cents.
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Baltimore live stock Market.
B,LTiAoRV, Monday, J'naaty II, 1878.
REtsirrs roR InH wR,x.
nRMAEks oX rkrF CATTLE.

The arrivals Of Cattle during tho week
amounted TO 1890 head, aya,nst | 800 head
last week, and 1857 head the correspond.
ing week Of last year, aud the sales during
the week amounted 10 i,hGS head, against
1884 last week, and I,S2h head the CORES.
ponding week Of last year, and were as fol-
lows:
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IssSs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mail, "a adpanee, p~cris0sPrpoA.
No., ,r.I......SS 90 Three monthL-..-S2 Q
m gnuihS-...+. go One month........... u
~ i~yllyrred BY Gnieu 10 City I6e per week.
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WEEKLY,

Ry mail, Ia adpdnaI, poIie0s P'epdsd
sT..........S g 90 Six mOnthL. .-....-..Si y
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TRANSPORTATION.
D

No. I stops nj all stItIonS between Wheeling and
CumberAnd; No. q stops at all Stations betNesn
Wheeling and Grafton.
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lApples. Ter Ieex.... 2jas5
BeeLS, per lAjck...... IS
Pumpilu s each ...SLI5
Dried ,l.iniI Bans,
per peek SEE. ......sl IS
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The Columbia Register,
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The more quietly and penccabIy
we get on the bctter-thc better for
our ncighbors. ln, nine cases out OF
ten tho best policy is, if q man chca s
you, quit Dealing with him; if ho is
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wisest way is to let him alone; for
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We mcyt with.
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AtNrnAN1Nd TREE q Qnite a lkell..

!. A; GHrAN1Nt Tree = Quite q ae.i-,
satiun has been created in tie Aniity'
Church neighborhood, Clark county,
Alabama lbSyaab pine j tree which
groans like human being in dis
tress or d,i"g,sG!A. number Of per
sons Of both colors visited the place
on a recent sGhday 70 hear III, dole.
ful sound. 'Wfth'tlie' colored people,
the interest iii the mysterious sounds
is enhanced by The tact that the tree
s,aHds, ,b4sHrd ,bXra large graveyard,
and is near the place where a man
of their color was killed by lighto-
ming a year ago.. ,.':.l ...'.
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-"Ynu have OF en," said the clergy.
man, "heard the bretIrerhsay Amen!
amen! while some one was praying.
What dozthey> lhean9 If any one
knows let him hold up his hand" Up
jumped a lille fellow, SO eager to
answer as not to wait f + recognition.
81 knoW!' be called ont. "It means
hurry and get through There was
an audible smile.
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+ Some time ago there was female
lecturer who went about seeking
whom she might convince that cat
ing potatoes produced a thirst for al
coholic drinks. Now comes an Eng.
Iish scientist who declares that a
vegetable diet is remarkable help
to the cure of drunkenness. There
is always pleasing variety ofin-
formation to be had in the progress
sive world.--Courier-Journal.
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-02-21

The following obituary appeared in
a Memphis paper on man killed by a
circular saw: "Ile was an upright
Christian, g good citizen, and an ar
dent patriot, but of limited informa-
ton with'rcgard 10 circular saws.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-02-21

1t is the opinion of an intelligent
dairyman that there is difference Of
two quarts Of milk day between n
COW comfortably housed and the same
one exposed to tho cold for half the
day, rs We sec them.