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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
THE LABOR COMMITTEE

THE LABOR COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The House labor
committee agreed to visit San Francisco and
leading western cities, after adjournment, fol
the purpose of taking further testimony.
NoN-coNcUR.
The House appropriation committee has
agreed to recommend non-concurrence in the
Senate amendments to the legislative bill, the
appropriation of 81 800 for the pay of con-
tracing laborers of the District of Columbia,
which the Senate struck out.
ORDERED TO PANAMA.
Secretary Thompson has ordered the United
States ship Marion to Aspinwall. The govern
ment has nothing on the isthmus of Panama.
THE FOUR PER CENTS.
Subscriptions to the four per cent refund
ing certificates since Saturday report S37, 900.
MccRARY's NOMINATION..
The Senate judiciary committee devoted
some time to informal consideration of the
legal questi ons raised in regard to Secretary
McCrary:s nomination whether he can con-
stitutionally be confirmed to I'LL a judicial
position not yet vacated, and which Judge
Dillon is to occupy until next September, while
he himself continues to act under the Senate's
former confirmation as sec: etary of war. Sena-
tors Garland. Bsyard, Conkling and Carpenter,
the subcommittee to whom the question was
| recently referred. were not prepared to submit
formal report this morning, but it is under
| stood they coincide in holding
that the legal obstacle is very formidable
and probably insurmountable. There seems to
| be very little doubt that the full committee
will take the same view and that the appoint
| nent will fail of confirmation during the pres
| ent session. There were, however, no mani
featations in committee to-day Of d;sapprov-
al of the nomination on political or personal
grounds. In the event of a final decision that
| the President cannot thus anticipate vacan-
cy Secretary McCrary will be appointed
when Judge Dillon's resignation takes effect
| and his nomination will be sent to the Senate
| upon its reassembling.
coRBIN TO WAIT.
The committee to-day reached an informal
| agreement to let the nomination of d. T. Cor.
as chief Justice of the United States court fol
Utah go over without action until next De
cember.
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that no man in England could beat Hanlan.
He (Elliott) would row any msn in the world,
barring Hanlan, for E2C0 aside. -.l4z ,gte
t1t.s sE8 ANOTHER MATCH. 5Fs4
os3 a match has been arranged between Elliott
and Robert Boyd on the Tyne for f200 . side,
to take place fonr months hence.
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DAILY WEATHER BuLLEr1N.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION. SIGNAL CoRps. o. & A
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
81. PAUL, MINI
Observations taken at the same rnoment of
time at all stations.
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OTHER CRIMINAL NOTES.

SHOOTING At WIN0XA.
lSpecial Telegram to the Globe.
WIsosA, MINI, June l6.-About nzidnigh-
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DAILY LOCAL ARAEs.
Bar. Their. Rel Hum. Wind. Weather.
3O.0SI 640 $40 NV Clear.
Amount Of rainfall 0.0O maximum thermom-
eter. 79.O; minimum thermometer, 40.
O. 8. n. Com,
Private Signal Corps
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THE RECORD !:
OLD WORLD WAvELETs.

De Cassagnac Creates Stormy Scene In
the French Chamber of Deputies-Gam-
betta Forced to Adjourn the Sitting, and
De Cassagnac Suspended forThree Days
Several of tho Members Come to Blows
-Mlscellaneous
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There i not N empty stors room to be foun
IN o. kalooea.
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Persons visiting these Springs nesd not
load themselves down with blankets and
towels, as they generally do, for these
things can be had here now as cheap as any
place, for the competition is as great here
as any place you can find OF the same size,
The resident population is said to be
between five and six thousand and be-
lieve there are about eight hundred yisi-
tors here at present. But there will be q
great change here before long as the Gov.
eminent survey is about completed, and
all those having houses on the east side OIL
Valley street and within S1yenty.six feel
OF the bank OF Hot Springs creek, haye
been notified to move them, or accept the
valuation placel on the same by the Com
missioners, who will hqYe them moved
So that those who now see this city and
who will see it year hence will hardly
know the place, for the streets will be al
Strengthened and the titles TO the property
will be settled, and the buildings that vii
Is put up hereafter will be OF substantial
character and not such piles Of kindlint
wood as you now see on all sides ready
for q big blaze.
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ClScINNArt, June l6.-COtton-Easy at
l2hc. Flour-Demand fair and market firm
At s. 25a8 90. Wheat-Easier but not quota.
bly, lower red 81 l2al Is. Corn-Dull al 3Sa
SSHc. Oats-Dull at 33aS5c. Rye-Steady
nominal. Pork-Quiet; jobbing $40 50. Lard
Quiet; current make held at S6l5 Bulk
Meats-Quiet; shoulders held at s. rs cash i;
sales ut s. 05 seller August; short rib 81 s7J<
cash. n 80 seller July; short clear SIS ~ X.
Bacon-scarce and firm at 4Ila5I 1a55 .a5Kc
Whisky-In fair demand at lower rates at
81 Of. BAtter-Steady and unchanged. Lin.
seed oll-steady with fair demand at sc.
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chicago Cattle sIarGet.

CncAso, June l6.-The Drovers' journal
reports:
Aoas-Rsceips 1000 head; Shipments q, SOe
head. Heavy run for Monday, lover prices,
Mixed packing slow at s. Gas IS; good fat
hogs - 10a3 rs, light bacon s. 65a3 10; choice
heavy s. SOa3 IS.
C4rTLE-Receipts2 2, 900 head; shipments /, 900
bead. Market fairly active and firm: good
shipping 81 2OaI 90; butchers l0c higher
and strong steers, good cows and heifers IS 50
a3aO; WtEed atOck y S0a2 65; Texas and
western plenty and iiInl; grRSsers 50 60aS 90
Colorado and Kansas s. 26a3 10; pens clear,
sIIEEP-Receipts 100 head; shipments 400;
market unchanged at IS O0a3 rs.
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NJ, Bridgeport 800 p M: arTiyS' Al stSahs, IN, ~
Glo nj leaves Sts1beAVilIs al $50 ., m, ami e.,
"a p9 At SO, RAl BellRre Al gio m
~, sN,aotaElh AeeommodIton 10 addition 10
fs,,i ,o'a"inS trips between BOlhle and MATHIS
Bridgeport to Martins Ftrry..... ......lG OsA M.
R,I,,i,. .''.....". ...., 1oS p. IN.
u "tHs.He''''''''..'.'..,. 30 4. III.
0,on,I,. .S:,'.,.r.......,.,,. 80. at6 u, m,
ssnSPpisg when required ii sherman HouSe. Et.R.
VILE, West Wheeling aud Gravel lin. '''s"@
Tickets and BAggage Checks 10 ri wdnr,n.I ,0I,,.
5m se ~ 70 Wet can b procured a 6S sfSt
fee General Passenger a and 4 T & ga As.s.
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NEw YoRk, June l1.-Cotton-NominAl
at I24ai24Sc; futures unsettled. Flour
Bayers apart; receipts 1900 barrels; prices
unchanged. Wheat-Heayy; receipts lll QUO
bushels; rejected spring 75a76c; No. I do Sc;
No. 8 do 9OIIc: No. 2 do 81 DIAL 05H; un-
graded do 92ca$l 0S; No. 9 red 81 l7>Sal Tx;
No. do 81 IS; ungraded amber 81 l6al 10;
No . white 81 1S9Ial II; No. do, sales 1000
bushels at 81 l6al l6h. Rye steady-Western
6laG2c. Barley-Dull, Nalt-Dull and un-
changed Corn-Quiet; receipts 400, 600 bush
els; uugraded IS Ia4ic No. 5 Ale; No. 24S11a
44c; MOL Ale; low mixed 421Sc; No, 8 steamer
yellow 4SIIc. oats-Dnll and heavy; receipts
d, 900 bushels; No. 9 35Hc; do white SeHa
S7jsc, No. 9 S7IIGaSsc; mixed western s5Ha
size; white western Static Hay-steady.
Hops-Quiet but Arm cotee--&ominally
unchanged Sugar-Quiet but firm; taiT %
good refining 8 5.l6a6 7.l6c. Molasses-Dull.
RiSe-Nominally unchanged. Petroleum;
Dull; United 69ISc; crude 6A7Ic; refined
70, Tallow Steady at 16-leA6c. Rosin-
Quiet and unchanged. Turpenttne-Quiet a
2S/agTc, Egrs-Quiet but firm; western III
iSkc PorkgDull. Beet-steady. Cut Meat
IA shade easier; long clear middles IS 20
short clear 4 81 Vas 10, LAsd-steady; pHm
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 10. = Flour = Scarce and
firm. .Whcat-Active but dull, lower and un.
settled No. . Chicago spring 81 0S cash 06Nc
July; 0lNc August; No. s do SlISasSc; re.
ieCted CSC. Corn-Steady and in fair demand
ut S6IaSGHc cash; 37a37I5c July; 3SKc Au.
gust 0Ats-Dull, weak and lower at 81 JEc
cash; 3lNaSl nc June; 32Hc bid July; 3OlSc
bid August Rye steady and unchanged.
Barley-Steady and unchanged. Pork--Ac.
tive but lower at $975 cash: $977k July
50 81 Ha9 90 August. Lard-In fair demand
at lower rates; So 20 cash and July; 50 27Ka
0 50 August. Bulk Meats-Easier at s. 95a
I 32Ea6 05. Whisky-Quiet and unchanged
at 81 OF.
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PnrLApELPlIrA; June lG.-FlUur - Quiet
Western supertine g IS; No 8 do extra Is %
Minnesota extra family, medium 70 fancy
81 6Oa5 25; Ohio good 10 fancy, IS EOa5 60
Minnesota, patent process. 50 5Oa6 Is. Rye
ttour-Steady at $flSN. Wheat-Steady;
extra white Michigan depot, 81 l6al II; No
red, elevator, car lots, 81 14kal Is. Corn
steady; heated on track 25aSQc; rejected do IS
aSIC; steamer mixed 87aa8C. 0ah-Weak
mixed western Soc; white western 40aIl Xc,
Provisions Quiet and unchanged. Lard
Western 8Ha6kc. Butter-Jobbing trade
only; creamery extra l5alfc; New York State
and Bradford county, Pa., extra lie; Western
Reserve extra 10al2c. Eggs Firmer; western
lShc, Cheese - Steady; creamery SIC.
" hiSky-Quiet
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EAST Liberty, June 10 -OArrLE-IIecelptl
since and including Friday were 4,0l2 head Of
through and 800 OF local total for the wCeL
ending this day 6,SS2 head Of through and
$50 Of local against So Ii head Of through and
$40 Of local last week. Tho supply for thi.
weeks yard sales was very light and Is likely
TO be so, SO many Of them being grass cattle
and poor sale. Prices arc considered shade
higher than last week. Not many OI good
quality, mostly fair and common. The range
OF prices for ChiCagOs from 81 80 to 500, and
grasers from s. 80 to 81 81. Trade Is very dull
and little doing
Hoos-lIeceIpts to-day 10, 1855 head total for
the week Is, $50 head aLtainst Is, sos head lat
81 Goat 20.
sHEEr-Receipts to-day 1900 head total for
the week u, 200 head, against u, 100 head last
week. Market active at last weeks prices,
selling from s. so to u 80 for fair to extra.
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PRlcE-50cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallo
key s. per halt.bafrel. $40 per barrel.
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-saturday, July, he. 1916

the Central Building Association No l. coh,plSnsnt
and John Nolan and Others defendautS the under
Aligned Special Commissioners named In said decree,
will on
Saturday, July, lie, 1870,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county West Virginia Sell
At pabe auction the following described parcels Of
real estate 10 the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia,
that's TO say:
l. Part thu east hall Of lot No. 10 square u.s. on
the corner Of Eof and Twelfth Streets being parGI-
telegram fronting about Sxty six feet along Twelfth
street and about fOrty-one feet along Eor street be-
Ing % much Of sald east half as fronts on Twelfth
street and extending sOuthWardly VI equal width
along Eoh street about tOTty-One feet This parcel
may be Eold Il whole or 10 two or mote parrelT d
may be found most advantageous by the undersigned,
2; The residue Of the east half Of lot No. o In
9laIe " aoreuId 6eng 50 much Of said east half u
not embraced In the hrst parcel. The two parcels
above mentioned are bounded the west rs SpeciGed
In Exhibit No, u complRiDaut's bill which Is 4
copy o. deed made BY E. A Hildreth and wife 10
John Nolan, dated September 4, 1872
.. A parcel Of ground bounded a. follows: Begin.
Ming Al the southeast corner Of Filth lnow Eott)
street and the extension Of East Union NOV
Eleventh. street; thence southery with the est line
Of street % lest TO the northwest corner OF the
public school lot tor the Third Ward, and with the
line Of sad lot eastWardly lS2 feet % the uorheSsI
corner Of said lot thence north and parallel with M
nt une 70 ieet to said Union street. and thence vest
eTy and parallel with the second line 82 ieet 70 m
beginning.
I. The north thirty (SS feet Of lot numbered
" On AasEet street RslEeen Ninth aud Tenth
streets extending back o. equal wtdh TO stone wall
.. Lot No; J, square S2, In the Buena Vista add
on except the east part thereof said east p0Tt front
Ing 90 81 Charles street tWeutysix feet and runnin1
back % MA staveT's ne, being At the latter point
| thirty feet 10 width.
TERAs OF SALE-one.ihrd Of the purchase money
and a. much more as the purchaser may elect Ii
hand, the residue In equal inStallmentS n and Il
from the day Of sale with interes
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Dry GoodA.

NEw YoRK, June 16.-BuSiness continues
moderate In all departments and prices very
firm, with an upward tendency on cotton
goods and prints. Brown and bleached cot
tons closely sold up. Medium fancy prints
and shIrtings rather more active. Lawns are
doing well. Fancy cassimeres, cheviots and
worsted coatings in steady request, and
blankets and repellants fairly active.
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as fast as they could without waiting 70
soc the enchanting view that is obtained
from Il In all directions, for the naked eye
will take In sweep Of ten miles oil
around. Il u said that as soon as matters
are settled fine structure will be put
up In the room VI the old trap that nov
cumbers the ground. The present struc.
tuTe Is owned by man Ia Hot Springs
and Is In charge oil ayoung lrishman, who
docs all In his power to make those who
visit him feel comfortable, for he Ia the
very soul OF good nature and very kind
to all and alter climbing the mountaino on
4 hot day you eau sit down on log and
get q glass Of very nice lemonade for the
moderate prize Of fifteen cents. have
tried this beverage on my visits 10 the
summit, which have been three In mum.
Der, aud found II very good, the only
drawback about It being that two glasses
are as much Rs an ordinary person can
stand, on account OF having so much sub.
sldiary coin in the inside Of you instead
oil having 1t in your pocket. This, added
to the watery you are compelled to swallow,
makes 1t hard on the timbers.
AFENALE HERMIT.
+. Tho last item Is rather strange. There
lives short distance below the ObseFva.
tory middle aged lady aud her daughter,
The latter appears TO be about sixteen
years OF age. They have occupied this
lonely place for some iouror FIVE years and
have III the cabin very good cabinet or.
gan, which they put In operation ut the re-
quest Of visitors who call on them, and
this, added to two good voices which they
possess, makes very pleasant and strange
sound IN the midst OF the rough scenery
around. The old lady sews and washes
and sells samples Of rock, and the laugh.
ter processes to be u poetess, and claims
that the solitude and ruggid scenery,
amidst which they dwell, lends enChant.
ment and gives inspiration, so that her
studies are easy and pleasant. To a
stranger 1t seems that all these advantages
would be mo e than over balanced by the
simple idea OF being compelled 10 live in
such place, where centipedes, Hot
Springs spiders with ten legs and hair on
their heads, and lizards, black, green
and striped, with tails like rats, and then
last, but not least, 40 far as their boring
quality Is concerned, comes the celebrated
wood tick, all OF which abound to such an
extent that often when passing a patch Of
Try leaves you think that the whole thing |
8 moving at once. Such place would |
lot be considered desirable for q residence
by the majority Of our female friends, but
IuCll Is life In Arkansas.
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One other thing that prevails here to a
great extent is what is termed Bunko or
"Confdence" games. The gentlemen who
represent this business are ever on the
look out for strangsrs, and although the
law Is very strict and the officers are on
:he lockout for them, yet many arc the
victims VINO fall into the trap, As an in.
stance OF their manner Of business I will
give YOU one casa oil my own experience.
4 very polite and well dressed man came
up to me on the street and named iue
and asked il did not know him. I said
no, He then told me he was from Wheel.
ing, and that he was nephew OF Mr..
List, the banker. | noticed by his talk
and accent that he was a German Jew. !
told him that l feared that he had forgot,
Ten who his relations were as he would
not pass very well for either Scotchman
or an Irishman. So to change the subject
he said he was going home next day.
said was very sorry for 1t, but thought
very likely the Springs would not go dry
on account Of his departure.
TaE OBSERVATORY.
Two more objects l wish to mention
There is an excuse for an observator!
perched on the top Of Hot Spring
Mountain. Its put up in the shape OF
heavy scaffold and is braced by four guy
ropes, one at each corner to keep the vino
from blowing Il over. It issixtY feet high
divided into six stories, and Is, to say thu
least, a very Misunderstanding affair
Vet Il has now been standing ior two year
and eight months; and o remark mad
the other day by three visitors who cam
an top while was there appeared YER!
Appropriate. They looked around and, q
the wind was blowing and the old thin
shaking, they became alarmed and sal
that they came here TO be cured and nc
! "a he killed, and turned and went dow
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BALTIMORE, June 1a.-Flour-Quiet and
nolnlnally unchanged; western superflnt
IS 2SaS %; do extra o. 25a5 0O; do family
s. 2SaG 90. Wheat-Westetn firm for spot
and weaker for futures; No. 2 Pennsylvania
red 81 2OJf; No. 2westeFn winter red, spot
81 lO34; June 81 10; July 81 TX; August
81 0Sss; September 81 0sA. COrtl-Westerti
firm; western mixed spot 4tc; June ASIA
4+c; July 43jSa4Ic, 44K1 lid. oats-Quiet
and steady; western white Act do mixed 3sa
4Oc; Pennsylvania l0a42o. Rye-Dull: no
stock; GfhCic. Hay-Qulet; pri Nc stock firm;
prime Pennsylvania 1all3c, PrOvsiuns-A
sha,lu hrmCr but quiet. pork-SIess $40 20.
Bulk MCats-lOSe shoulders 4a4 ISc; clear rib
sides 6a6lSc; packed 4al{a6IIc. Bacon -
shoulders 49lc; clear rib sides &c. Hams
lOhalIHu. Lard-Reflned IN tl-rces &c.
Duttar-Dull; full supply; choice western
lOal2c. EggS-A shade easier at IIHc Pc.
troleun-Dull and weak; crude O.; refined
7Ma7I6c. COlEee-Steady and quiet; Rio
cargoes llAaliNc. WhisEy--steady aud
firm at 81 BBHa1 OF.
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Toledo.

ANTwERP. Juno l0.-PErRoLEuN-2Od.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Thomas Drakely, Charles Dnksley and Others,
In ChAneefy. In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
Pursuant to de.ree entsred In the above entitled
cause 90 the 18th day u May, 1872 the undersigned
Special Commissioner, will sell At public auction, 10
the highest and beat bidder At the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, State Of West VIrglnla
FRIDAY, THE 2Orn DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. n the following real
estate, situated 10 the Eighth Wnd Of he civ Of
Wheeling; that Is 70 Ay: Lots Numbered on the plSt
Of the dty Of Wheeling nine g ten (IOl thirteen Sl
fourteen nIteen ~ and sixteen I6), 10 sllaro
Numbered tiSfIy;aTs M ard sSsI lot aSR5erSd
Also, lots Of ground numbered fvet5 sig (6), seven
eight S sixteen t6, twenty one i21, tVent v-tTo
( twenty u.s. and twenty -four i2 Ii S1uare
numbered eighteen us, In South wheeling and an
other lot Of ground deslguated and talltd coal lot
numbered tHenty'seVeu en-, according % q plat Of
South Wheeling and the Partition made between ne
AerehantlN and MechAples Bank Of WheelinE and ne
aeirs Of Samuel sprgs, R. G Woods and Franklin VI.
KNOX, and the following lot and coal privileges il
South Wheeling Coal l0t numbered t4epty.IlT t26l
and the coal and the privilege thereGnto appertaung
fronting three hundred and thrtyseVen SS0 feet %
Eighth lsl street according 70 the plat Ol said town
dechAnics Bank Of Wheeling and The heirs Of Samuel
Sprtg 3. y, Woods and r. W. Knox, on Which
ground or part thereof, the Washington Mills were
situated, nov removed also lots numbered alteen
ll5) nineteen lg) and twenty (20 10 square mum.
befed eighteen (is, situated ID SoGth Wheeling asc
lois numbered thirteen QS) aud fourteen III, ID
square numbered eighteen (lS, situated ID Souiil
Wheeling being the property belonging 10 Henry VI,
DraksleyI deceased, purchased by him at the iruSi
sale made By D. Darragh, Of The Norway Iron Manu-.
featuring Company, except the buildings and nAchiu.
cry which have been removed theIe rom.
The said property viii DO offered In separate paF-
cells except the coal lots NoG % q and 2l,WhIeh Wi
DO offered togethlr, and the other lots viii Be Sod
eeparltRly or together In such manner ~ Will pro
duee tue greatest price.
The terms Of the sale shall Le The one. third and
= mneh more q lhe purchaser may desire TO pay, Il
secured by notes Al one and two years each With To-
terest lro the day 81 ale the notes 70 b secured B,
the satisfaction Of the trustee and he tIe 10 he ne
tanned until tho purchase money shall d pSId
the property lhAl net ali be Nod on lie aid mil
day Of June, 1872 the same shall b Continued froH
day 10 day until completed.
DANIEL PECK,
". u. HALtER, Auctloueer. - ''''OAe''
May q, 1870. m,2l,2S,IuS 1917
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New ORLEANS, June le.-Cofee-Dull;
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime l1al5c. Sugar
Quiet; Inferior to good common 6a6Xc;
common to good common 6Xa6Itc; yellow
clarified 7a7Xc. MolaSes Quiet; fermenting
2laS0c; common Csc. fair go. Rice-In
good demand at full prices; Louisiana ordin.
airy to choice 69GaSc. Brand-Quiet and
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JOSEPH FLEMING

General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
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TOLEDO, June MISUNDERSTANDING I'm.
changed; options easier on Michigan; spot
81 Il July; 81 OF bid; No. 9 red winter spot
81 l4h bid sales June 81 IA; July held 81 0S y;
81 0Sh bid; sales August 81 cox; September
s. 90 bid. Corn-steady; high mixed S0<c;
No. 2 spot SS9Sc; June held SSHc; 3Skcbid ;
July SsHc; August SOC; September S9[c bid
No 2 white Axe; rejected 371fc. Oats
Steady; No. Q 34Nc
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AN INCLINE RAILwAY,

There is now open subscription books
to raise stock to build an incline plane
railway up what is called West Mountain,
which faces the west side Of Hot Spring
mountain, but cannot say what prospects
there are for its accomplishment. send
you a specimen copy Of the daily papers
that are published here.
JAMES BRowH.
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Then there are the bath houses, whose
prices range from i've to three dollars for
a course, which is twenty-one baths, and
in this case the cheapest is Just as good as
any ofthem. But whether there will be
any change in these bathing prices re-
mains to be seen, as the City OF Hot
Springs, as it is now called, has levied a
tax Of three dollars per annum on each
bath tub in use for paw,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

ST., LOUIS, June i8-Hoos-In fair de,
mand and lower; rough heavy IS SOa3 so;
Workers to Baltimores $ 3Sa3 Is: smooth
heavy to select $ 70aSSo. Receipts TAO head
shipments 900 head,