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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07

Nsw YoaK, November G.-Cotton-Firm
at II I.l6all Dice Flour-Quiet and steady;
receipts, 24,0O0 barrels; superllne western and
State s. 00l5 80; common 10 good IS Goa
5 SO; good to choice S. 9Oa7 IS; white wheat
extra So 0Oa6 so; extra Ohio IS 75a7 rs:
St. Louis So 0OaS 90; Minnesota patent 81 Is
as IS. Wheat-Firln; receipts III, 600 bash.
els; ungraded spring ST 25al q; No. 5 spring
81 25}5al 20; No. ! Northwestern ST 81; u tIs
graded winter red 81 25al sc. steamer; No. 3
do 81 %; No. 9 doSl S5al 371S; No. am.
Der 81 SQa1 S7i No. 2Sl 351Gal SG1I; ungra.
bushels at 81 3514a1 81; No. 2 red November,
sales OF 16S,OOO bushels at 81 35Xal 81; De.
cember, sales Of 100, 600 bushels at$l seal a;
January, sales OF 1000 bushels at 81 AKA
| Al. Rye-Quiet and firm mo 2weStern sec.
Corn-Moderately active; receipts 800 bush,
els; ungraded Ike; steamer Soc; No. Sic;
No. white 66aB1c; low mixed 6la8?c; No. .
November 57Hc bid; December 59Nc bid.
Oats-Stcady; receipts II 900 bushels; western
mixed 42ai24c; white western 4SHa44Kc.
Hay-lngoo demandat 50c. Hops-Tn good
demand at full prices. Coffee Dull; Rio
cargOes l4al1I9c, jObbing lots l4al0c. Sugar
Quiet but tirmer; fair TO good S9zaS%c. Mo.
lasSeS-Dull ard nominal. RiCe-.ln good
demand and steady. Tallow-IIeayy at Ia
12GC. ROsin-strong at 81 S0al IS. Eggs
Firmer; western l0c. Pork-Dull and lower;
mess $40 40al0 so. Beef-Firmer; extra India
mess $2i OOa27 No.. Cut Meats Dull long
clear 50 10; short clear SO 70. Lard Steady;
prime steam So SIX. Butter-IIigker; west
ern 1Sal0c, CheeSe-Eirm; western Sal3c,
WhiSEy-Nomilial at 81 10.
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A statement having appeared that the
cigarmakers receive as fair wsges in this
city as is paid elsewhere, number were
interviewed on the matter. They claim
that the average wages under the old scale
was IS per week, or less than any other
class Of skilled workmen. A good cigar
maker eau make from 600 to 500 tobies per
day, for which, under the old scale, he re-
ceived 50 per 1000, and an increase 10
80 % is demanded, which has bean con-
turn out daily about 400 1.-TWO Tor five
cents" for which, under the old scale, he
received s. per 1000, and under the new
asks S.. In this city they have to pay
their "strippsrs" from 75c to 81 per day,
which Is not the custom in other places,
and which whites down their eompensa.
ton Observation-Disclosures D$pGici.
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deep. So abundant Is the supply OF gas
that II Is used for fuel to q considerable
extent in the burning oiCroCkery ware
and the street lamps are not extlnguiShed
even In day time, asst is cheaper to let
them burn all day than 10 pay for the
trouble Of shutting off the gas and re-
lighting II. The supply Of gas seems to be
inexhaustible and consequently as cheap
as sunlight.
About flve.years ago the firm Of the the
Etna Iron Wsrks made an attempt 10
strike natural gas near their works, but
tho effort was unsuccessful. They drilled
down 1900 feet, and there struck salt
water vein, which continued TO run OF the
rate OF 5000 barrels per day. The firm Is
now building large salt works, which
will be completed In short time. This
well Is just opposite tho Fourth street
depot, on the Panhandle Railroad, in
Pittsburgh. II 1t were sunk lower 1t
would reach the gas veins.
Two efforts were made 10 secure sup
ply OF good water at the Alorganza Re.
form School by boring Artesian wells.
They were commenced upon the top Of a
high bill, with the idea that they could
furnish the institution water by hydros.
tatic pressure. The first was sunk about
1850 feet, when, the drill becoming iouled
In some way, 1t was abandoned aud Sec
ond one attempted.
They struck water in Il at the depth OF
400 feet, but the supply was inadequate, as
1t furnished only about 200 barrels day
by pumping.
The institution is now supplied from
the creek. bed, where strong spring was
discovered In digging the reservoir. The
water.is pumped out Of the fltering cistern
up at the Institution. About $50, 600 have
been spent in the ill.advised experiments
at that Institution. One ofthe conditions
Of the location OF the Institution should
have been the amplest supply Of suitable
water.
1t is hoped that the experience derived
from experiments elsewhere will assist
our people in securing the much needed
blessing Of plenty Of good water for Wash
ington.
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THE PUMPKIN.

Oh! gEeenly and fair In the lands Of the sun
| The vines 81 the gourd and the rich melons run,
| And the rock anu tho tree and the cottage enIOd
with broad leaves ali Eresnntas and blossoms all gold
Like that which Ger NlneyGh'S prophet once grew
While he waited TO know that hs warning Wns true,
And OngCl for the storm cloud aud listened Ia Vall
For the rush u tue Whlrlwind aud red FIRE Of rain,
On the banks Of HCrld the dark Spanish maiden
Comes up With the fruit VI the tangled vine laden;
And tho Creole Of Cuba laughs out 10 behold
Through oAnge leaves shining the broad sphereI Of
gold;
Yet with dearer delight from his home 10 the North
On she helJs Of lila harvest the Yankee LOOKS forth,
Where CrOlkn ckS arc tOlllnE aud yellow fruit shines
Aud the sun Of September nlels down on his vines.
All! on Thanksgiving Day, when from East and from
From North aud from South, come the pilgrim and
guts;
when tue gay. haired New Engauier secs round his
board
The old broken links Of affection rcrorel;
When the cafe-wtaried man seeks his mother once
And the ,worn matrOn smiles where the girl SMILED
beiore
What nosicns tho lip and what brightsns the eye,
What calls hack the past Ike tho rich pumpkin
pie? Tf
Oh! fruit loved Of boyhOOd! the old days rorallInE
when the Eood grapes were PurpIng, aud brown nuts
When Mild, ugly faces We carved In Ia akin,
GlIrlng outthrough the dark, With candle within;
When We laughed rOuGd the corn heap, with hearts
ali 10 tune,
urchAir hnad pumpkin, our lantern The moon,
Telling tnlts d the fairy who travelled like steam
In pumpkin shell coach with two rats for q
team,
Then hanks for Thy present: None svecter or bet
ter
Fer smoked rom nn oven or cirClcL platter.
Fairer hands never wrought at pastry IOTo cue;
Brighter eyCI never watched Ger lLs baking than
thIne
Aud the prayer which my mouth Is too full to ex.
press
swcllt my heart that thy shadow may never grow
Aud the fame Of thy worth like tho pumpkin vine
grow;
And thy life be Us sweet, and It's last suusetsk
Golden tinted aud fair as they own pumpkin pie!
JOIN u. WHITTIIR,
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1 x
Sight exchange 81 S2H,
GovERNMENTS-Dull and steady.
United btates o. u 1881, coupons
rev
New -Four and halls
nON FOuta
Currency skies ,'l21
RAlLRoAD DONns-Generally llrm.
Stair BoNDs--Dull.
SroCKs-Market opened weak and declined
AalM per CENT the latter Pacific Mail: at
first board hrmer tone prevailed and prices
advanced AR2h per cent; Nashville, Chat
tanOOga and St Louis and Coal and Granger
shares, leading the Improvement. Tho specu.
lation continued strong during the afternoon
but Just before the close money was bid up 70
y per diem, which induced moderate sales Of
stock and caused decline OF AalH per cent,
Final transactions were somewhat unsettled
and fCverish, There was marked decrease
In the volume Of business, II Is expected the
oilers Of bonds to the treasury on Saturday
will be large, and that the department will
take the whole ten million dollars aud pay
for them as soon us they can be examined,
which will be on Saturday or Monday. Its
reported purchases will be made OF ten mil.
lion dollars par month hereafter, and II that
Is done the money market will be relieved TO
that extent at least Governing common stock
the Exchange struck from the list, livestock OF
tho New Jersey Southern Railroad company, a
corporation which passed out Of existence
several years ago, but shares in which have
been minor feature of wild speculation at
the exchange, they having been advanced
from nothing to about s. per share. Track
laying has been resumed on the Southern
Pacific eastward from Casa Grande, Arizona,
the present terminus. It's Intended to reach
Shakespeare, New Mexico, by March l; 1880
and MeSilIa on tina Rim (irande three HIM.
dred and fortysix miles east OF the present
terminus by the end OF 1880.
Transactions, 93S,0OO shares, ri which 49,
600 were Erie. 6.0O0 Lake Shore, 10000 Wa.
bash, 10 600 EorthweSterR, $1,000 It. Paul,
2l,O00 L.aCkawnnna, II 900 New Jersey Central,
1000 Michigan Central, 5000 Hannibal and
ST. Joseph, COCO Ohio and Mississippi,
5000 Western Union, 2l,O0O Pacific Mail,
5000 St Louis, Kansas CITY and Northern,
5000 Kansas and Texas, 1900 Iron Noun.
tain, $500 Louisville and Nashville, 5000
Northern Pacific, LOO Nashville, Chattanooga
and st Louis and $500 stLouiS and San
Francisco.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO,

u g % E..s.sS .5Ssls1i7 EE;gE.YsaSa!
On and after May IS, 1873, Passenger Thin, viii
run a. demonstrating Time: "'''
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Then thanks Tor tby present, None sree,er
AHTESIAN WELLS.

History o fthe Experiments nj Hey nann's
brewery ut wheeling.
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PITTSBURGH 1--we Stocls sIarlIet.

EAST Luxury. November 6-CArTLE-Re
eeipts to-day 6S head Of through, and 46s head
Of yard stock; total for three days Is head oil
through and 1850 head Of local. The supply
for this weeks sales has been liberal, but
mostly common and medium are, however,
sold and the pens are clear except through
stock. Prices are the same as yesterday,
though OIL from Monday full quarter; Rest
IS 90: lair to good IS 76a4 IS; common IS %
AS 80. Sales iorthree days 269S head.
HoGs-Receipts today $50 head; total
% 20; Philadelphia IS 9Oa4 10.
snEEF-Recefpts to-day l.l0R head; total
for three dayss,6O0 head selling slow at 81 80
al 90.
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Tho 81. CfalrsvlIIc Narrow Gauge.

81. Cla!nrillc Gazette, ...
On last Thursday the Probate Court ap.
pointed @. W. Carroll Receiver Of the
Bellaire & St. Clairsville Railroad. Suit
.was brought against the company by the
Riverside Iron and Nail Works, OF Wheel.
ing, for the payment Of 81 600 interest on
the bonds of the road held by said Iron
and Nail Works. Judge Cowen, acting as
Trustee for tho Directors OF the railroad
company, asked for the appointment OF a
Receiver. In the absence Of the Judge OF
the Common Pleas Court, the Probate
Judge appointed the Receiver. The petit
ton asks that in default OF payment Of
the interest named above, the road be
sold,
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omc4OO, November G. THE DrOves'
Journal reports:
HoGs--Keceipts $1,000 head; shipments
!,4OO head. Market exceedingly weak except
for choice heavy, which was In good demaiid
and firm; s. 70al 0OmiXed packing and light
IV Sd lower; packing 81 40aS 60; light s. 6Oa
CArrLE-Receipts GOO head; shipments
IVY head; shipping dull US possible at IS 10
and through Texans about same shade
stronger.
snEEr-Reccipts 900 head. Market dull,
weak and &c lower this week.
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Ne q stops at all Stations between Wheeling aud
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PrTTUBuRsH, November o. PErRoLEuM -
Market quiet; crude, csc at Parker's for ship.
ment; refined 7ISo for Philadelphia delivery.
onCrTY, November G-PErRoLEuW-AIarket
opened dull, with S9%c bid; advanced to 0Oc,
declined and closed at s99iC bid, old. Ship
ments 81 200 barrels, averaging 10000 bar.
rels. Transactions $4,000 barrels.
New YoRE, November G.-PErRoLEuN-
Steady; United 0oci crude 6IIa7IlC; refined
PnlLApELruIA. November O.-PETEoLEuM--
llrmer; refined TIC.
LiyERr0oL, November G.-PErRoLEuM--Rc.
fined I'D.
AErwERr, November 6.--.PETRoLEuM-Re.
dned l0Af paid 9Oi sellers,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November Embellishments,
closing frmer; No. white Wabash 81 2oIl
No white Michigan 81 81: amber Michigan,
spot 81 2lA; December 81 FAX; No 2 red
winter, spot, 81 22[; December 81 IS; Janu.
aFy 81 2911S No. 3 red Wabash 81 10; No 2 D.
4 N. red 81 y. Corn-Quiet; high mixed
40; new Ale /; No. 2 axe; new 1910; do Do
cembss soc; rejected ,4loi new $780, damaged
seed--P Prime IS S2Is; No Q $40S
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CIqslnnaIL.

CINCINNATI. November G.-Cotton firmer
Ut lie. Flour quiet at IS S5a6 IS. Wheat,
demand light and holders firm at 81 2Sal SO,
Corn firm at 4Sa4ic; new S8a37c. Oats, de.
mand fair and market firm at SSaS5c. Rye
steady at SOaSlc. Barley easier at 9Oa9jc.
Lard, demand fair and market firm at 50 Goa
O2o. Bulk meats and bacon nominallY TN.
changed. Green meats quiet and unchanged.
firm at so.
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BALTIMORE, November Flour-Dull
and weak, but unchanged. Wheat-Western
lower and firm at the decline; No. winter
red, spot and November 81 3Oal 81; Deem.
Der St40al4l; January 81 AK. Corn-West,
ern lower, dull and weak; mixed, spot and
November, 65a'6c; December, 65a66 10: Jan,
uary 66ERSTc; steamer Ole. OatEHicher
western white 42a4Sc; do mixed AOaIlc
Pennsylvania 42a43c, Rye-steady at ssa90c
Hay-Frm: prime to choice Pennsylvania
SIS 00al0 90. Provisions-Quiet and un
changed. Butter-Firm; prime 10 choice
western packed and roll 2Oa2ic. EEes-Firn
at 2la2So. Observation-Disclosures. Coffee
Quiet; Rio cargoeS, 15%alSXc. Sugar
Higher; A soft. l0xslO9sC. Whlsky-Flru
at 81 Is.
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NEW YoRK, November 6.-Dusiness con.
tinueS fair with cotton goods commission
houses and prices are steady. WooleaS are
moving steadily on account oI back orders
and prices are NFm. Prints are active and
gone low priced fancy styles were closed out
lancaster prints rSse to &c, Ginghams and
ToFssed dress goods are in steady request,
Foreign goods quiet,
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MEDICAL.

IF YOU FEEL DULL, DRoWSY, DE.
J. billtated, have frequent headache mouth ta4ts,
badly, poor appelO and tongue coated You are suffer.
ln8 from torpid liver, Of "bllOuhneaH and nothing
I'll cure you ~ speedily and fOTmSnehtIy Is 10 Ak0
sitshoNS LiYka RE1uLAT0R on MEDICINE
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New ORLEANS, November 0.-sugar easier
inferior to good common 6jza7c; com
mon TO good common ha7 &c; prime SaSHc
yellow clarified tirmer at S4a91Sc. MolaSSes-
demand active; common S5c; centrifu
gal SOa40c. fair 4Oa4lc; other grades are un.
changed.
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Commanding at 10 o'clock A. ~, proceed 70 SELL At the
tgl tl0Jr Oi the Court House u Ohio county, West
IT, % The highest and hest bidder tho following de-
tattl property, that Is 10 Bay: The north Onehali
d n Numbered TO- situated on the cast side Of Maiu
yir,halI ltfetp and TWenty-sxth Suest formerly
,.Is DiE,.oa street,, In Ae.Sixth ward Of the city
a. Whttiuf, West Va.
fIEss OF slLE-One-thItd Of tho purchase money,
iai pnlch more Is the puIcha'er may elect 70 pay,
1ai G,lYe mouths, with Interest from day Of sale,
py aIsr giving notes secured BY decd Of trust aud
Iey Of Insurance Onthe property, for dctcFrel pay
haEts,
TIE title to the said property Is believed to be per-
s,s Its,llihs aI trustee shall convey only such
ite Is Is vested 10 u by said deed Of trust,
WI. T., HUBBARD, Trustee.
w. H. H1LLER AuctI0neeF, OCS
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CHICAGO. November 9.-FIour-Quiet and
weak. Whcat-Unsettled opened weak and
lower, closed firm at inside pricesNo, 2 red
whit 81 lSll lSII; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 1873 CASH. 81 AZ December; ST 15IS
January: No. , 81 OK; rejected S6Xc.
CONT nsettled: opened weak and lower
closed firm ut inside prices; 4l;Sc cash S0XG
December; 42Ic May; rejected size. Oats
Dull, weak and lower; 3lNC cash; 3l1sC
December Siatc May; rejected &c. Rye
Timothy. SO 9Ta2 90. Flaxseed-Higher al
81 So Pork dull and prices shade lower al
$40 90 cash; 80 2Oa9 IS November; 50 25a9 Sc
December $40 90 bid January. Lard
Quiet but stcady at 50 20 cash
IS 25I1a6 271G December 50 l7J<aO 20 year
So 40 Did January. Bulk Meats steady and
in fair demand. Whisky active, but lower Al
81 OF,
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,,spclpg at " o'clock A. ~, tell III The front dOo
Xxx Toutt House VI said county, tue following IeA
-. pRtrrl Of land Iltusts 10 Ohio county W ss
caSn,, and bounded rs follower Beginning At I
s, If,-, ,Iuiup, an original sugar tree, corner o
~, mr,lr lot Edward Calhoun and james Cald'
~ 'T,,rtct,yvly; thence with llhS between said
,,,. ~. h. 5 S0.i00 poles 70 the nortn side oil
n,i. rtIirdih Hubbard Road, hnd with the same
~ l., ~ POLES, y. AS' T. " poles, n. Ga
~ 4. n pOl,s; thence leaving tAd TOId N. co. W.
a. "a 10 81, 10 un nal line between the Calhoun
=. NH ia trasu, and With the bamH :. ~ ". u
~, "a me beginning, containing i've acres aud I'VE
r'. AMI aisl tract VI land 10 said county,
.gsJ,I As follows: Beginning a. a point on tho
t, line VI the Carroll farm and thlrty feet n1rtG'
IN IRON tie old suEaT tree corner on INC NH
,t,ga t0luuuiaE on aid e4Sl0Ely line (cAll y. i0'
IIpgl.,0l POLES to stakOi thence north lEAS ".
!t.CJp,iJSD arAkG; thence !, 9OIS' W. 80 SSH
~ ,rosFtAke; thence :. lUh' u. - poles, 10 tho
I,ra Of brsiuninI, containing ono acre, excepting
I,,,riup ali Oi IGH GUHl SuaIa or beds which iuRy
"",. the surface Of Ia!d l1st mentioned PieIllse'
.fl As the right and privilege VI mining and 70:
ss,B, said clAl W proper manner from last named
,,, Itc believed 10 be COOL, but Belling ~ TIuS'
t- ali runtpy Va!y tho title vested In me ~ SAID
TtRN, 0y SlLE-Oue-iOurtho Of the purchase money
,ris much more As tho purchaser may elect cash In
Md, the blltLtO III three equal payments, a. six,
,,,I. aud eighteen months, respectively, from tue
MOI ale, win interest from that day, the puTchA'
:; Ia de notes, secured by decd Of trust upon the
rfptTty iOr the deferred payment,
gU. HILLFR, Alct 'onecF. OcA
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CINCINNATI, November G.-Hogs-Steady :;
common 81 seas 40; light s. 45aS Is; packing
IS 65aS IS; yagabonds s. 76a3 90. Receipts
5000 head; shipments, 755 head.
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PHILADELPHIA. November O.-Flour-Dull;
Minnesota extra family medium, 50 IS;
good S6S7ll; choice, So 80; fancy, SC G2Xa
40 rs: Minnesota patent. S. 75aS 70,
Rye flour dull at IS 62I1. Wheat Irregu.
lar; No. 2 red elevator 81 50 bid; 81 IS asked;
No. 2 rod, spot and November, 81 IS bid:
81 SO asked; December, 81 3O% bid; 81 4O1
asked january, 81 AZ bid; 81 is asked.
Corn dull; mixed track, 571Ia5sc; sail,
mixed, November, 64Cbid; Csc asked; Dc.
cember 5lHc bid; SIC asked January, Gle
bid SIC asked. Oats weak; mixed 4la42c
white 4Sa4iC. Provisions steady with fair de.
mand. Beef mess, l2Hc. Pork, $ll %;
Lard, 7l.a7NC. Butter scarce; creamery ex.
tra SSa3Sc; New York and Bradford county,
Pa, extra S0a32c; Western Reserve extra 25a
&c; good 10 choice 2Oa24c. Eggs firmer;
western, 22c. Cheese dull; creamery l2Kal3c;
good llal2c. Whisky steady and unchanged.
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esaCSngsAe AeaomaodGiIO0-LeaVes BeIlaFo M 4,IS
M bridgeport 500 p m; arrives Al stouSSp Via a;
olo p m; leaves SteubeuTilIe At $50 a m. and az.
rs sbrldgcp0rt at SIS and BoaIte al SiO q, "a
TIE Steubenylllo Accommodation, ia sjdiIynn 4,
Their regular trip 10 AID from stsnSenyls Viii bsaSo
sae following tEiPs between BellaIIo and MARTINI
Bridgeport to Nar.n' y....,.-.......loes a m.
B''l.Ir'. :::........'. ISs T. m:
r...,,- ",.r..,.................. 8.45 u, m
e 9Hpp when required at sherman HouSe, Einn.
NiHe. West Wheeling and Gravel Hill, '''''"'
Teksu and Baggage Checks 70 ali PRINCIPAL mint.
nr tne 4; Gd West can 30 procured at ih0 Ticket
q, MYERS,
F~ General Passenger and Ticket A fen
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NEW ORLEANS, November e.-Cotton-De.
mand active; middling lONc; low do lOX ::
good ordinary 1910. Net receipts 74,4v7
6sles; gross, 0,0s4 bales; exports to Great
britain $500 bales; do coastwise Aus bales;
sales, q, COO bales; stock, 2Ol,A74 bales.
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VERY few people have any idea of the
amount Of cooper stuff that is cut and
sawed and even manufactured into casks
on this side of the river, for the East Liv-
erpool potteries. One cooper shop, near
the residence Of Samuel Allison, Esq,
employs five or six hands, who are kept
constantly busy working on casks.-NeU
Cumberland Independent.
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wv u.lIALLEu, auc.ionOeE

ulRUsTEE's SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
'p,rIol Tut madg BY Christina Able, vile u
E,,,, AIDE, pnl said Charlie! Able, her husband, 70
Ss . trustee dated the A ar q Sa ,ss ISv
A At ONO county, West VlTSinlI, IN peOi ot Trust
Rot 80. Is, page u, will, on
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ToBAcCos.

am now receiving the following brands Of choice
IooGccoG, which viii DO sold subject totho late 70.
duotion In the U. 8. tax:
LorillArda'I Climax ;" 4-oz. MahOg. Navy.
do Nickel Nugget
do "Dime Nugget
do "Double-Thlck,n SOC,
do "NAVy d" Mahog. Navy,
do 1903. lbS.,
do DOnble-Thick O. Dark ERyv.
FinIerS "Lnns John" Mahogany TwIas,
do "l6-oE. pounds, Mahogany.
PAoe'S "0ld NmeN' 8-p!y Twist, 4-5x-Duuy1lls.
do "0ld Ned" 6-Inch Twist
"DawSon's" S-oI. Twist.
ozark Lake" 5-OI. Twist.
"oronoeo" 3-ply Twist, s-oE,
"llttle Pet" l0.ineh Twist, lOs,
"BanRnAn Cable Coll, los.
"MGgpollA'' do do l0a,
"H@then Chinean do l0S.
"SilVer Ball" l0a.
'"MAhposa" ll.lneh, bright pounds.
Royal Gem" Pinch,
"1hdiIn"Fine Cut, In pals.
NJ. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07

Cancscing At II O'Clock A. H. proceed to SGll Rt the
irst door oi the Court House Of Ohio county, West
W. to the highest and best bidder the following de-
EOyd red eSINte, that is to ny: Lot numbered ten
w. a. the same Is designated upon the plat Of the
pSn Of lIiidephia, In thu county Of Ohio and State
d heN HirgIHli, fronting hfty feet 80 ft) on the
Nitolll Road aud runntus back ono hundred and
t,Hiy feet ll.0 iL) to an alley.
lARSs OssALE-Oae-thir1 Ot the purchase money
liIEi much more rs the purchaser may elect 10 pay,
10 ra'h the balance In two equal payments nj dx and
usve InIhS, with interest from day Of sale, puT-
tAaSn giving notes secured by deed Of trust, and
pry Oi Insurance IN Improperly, for deferred pay
hsntG
Thetitc to the said property Is believed to be per-
tr but selling 4, trustee, shall convey only Lucll
tile ~ il Vrstel In me by said deed Of trust.
Wa. p HUBBARD, Trustee.
WI, HALLER, AuctiOneer. ocS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07

Trains leaving COlumbuS al 40 P. q, and no a y.
1un aAily. Through Chicago express leaves ColumbUs
except Sunday, Rt $40 p. NJ with sleeping car
nAched, arriving In Chicago Of 1850 nAxt morning.
Ticket Office, Columbus. OSFU'
a. F9Llman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cara
through Without Change from stObenVllG and Couu.
Pun % Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and St.
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping Car
aeeommodauonS, and any further IniOrtratlon, Sppy
e e. JSa. n. bElLEV1LLE, Ticket Agent Il FGf
Me%a ,e n SSPot loot q HiTonth streC, or al City
D. W. CALDWELL,
3. n. FELTON,, JR.,
", L. o'RRIRN,
at, aonl PaSa. and Ticket Agent Columbus, o,