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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10
Il A. MCINTYRE,
~. REAL ESTATE BROKER
No. 91S street, opposite Masonic Temple

VOI NS'H tcI7T3tSHSU.1
Large and small houses, in ali sections S35 to 5000
Fer Rent (Cr1lfurnished)
No. 1903 NV, Is rs, all moi imps SIeg
no !32 2lst DIV. II rs, all mod. imps ....s 5l.
n. Az Q NV, IL re-. az mod inps and stable rs
no. 4iS Penna. ava Il. W, % rs, gas water &c %
NO ~ lst ST Geo town, Il rs M l., large yard 40
store & Dwelling 1905 Pa. store, S35: DIV. 90
No 926 SIh NV, rs all mod imps., and stable 30
NO. 2lU II W, 3-story. G-as. water, &c. y
Store 4 Dwelling, 7th Q, RS, M i. 6. SID 25
r. ore 2lo3 Pennl. ave. NV, gas and water,,. %
30. 22"i d nv, sra, all NOD. imps........... 25
70: o.. oU3 ara bi3 n Jersey av.. rs, gas &c %
Nos 45 and g. ne. u rs, MI. ............. 20
NOE. l04 lbs l60 I62 NV. rs.. m ... %
NO. l4lo NV, st. re-, water, &c ......... 30
Storss and Dwelling g. 10th st, near NV each 90
No ~ Sth Sc, rS water, &c...........,,., II
no IIgA ne, rs, water and gas. ........ l6
No. 1913 & 1913 n Hamp av., new, rs. ami - Is
NO 49o sW, r., water, large yard and stable Is
No isn Conn. ave, rs, water. large side yd Is
nos w and 929 n. j. ave, 6rs..........,...,, 10
70 1aIe vermont ave-, rs gas and water Is
No 55l 9TH ne r.. sas and water, large yard Is
No. lll5,l135 Park Place, RS, water, &C 8 and Is
No 81 It'll st, GeotOwn, rs, water. ...,,....
NO II nv, rnolls, large yard. ......,..... 8
NO and Is Liberty ST., rooms, water. ..... 8
For Sale.
have large bulletin of Houses and Lots for
soiiCited.
LOANS NEGOTIATED by E. A. MCINTYRE. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

EVERYBODY that has or expects to pnrch.sa
" LOTTERY TICKET, can receive valuable and i'm.
teresting information FREE that win protect them
against imposition and frsud. Address THE MA.
TIONAL BANKING 90. NY. dacl0-thm 8m
CECOND HB- CLOTHING.-Thso only place
- In the city to dispose of second hand Clothin4
Watches, Guns, Pistols, 30, at q fair caAh price, Is
at the original HERZOG'S,
30S 9th street near Pann'a ave-
By calling at or addressing the above number. Or
ders promptly attended TO marIS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

LNOR RENT
l. 1902 n; H. ave, rs, mod imps fur $4,000
da4l st., brick, re-, and water,,., is 90
SIu Stn st. store aud cellar. .........,.,. 30 OO
!2i3 9th ST., frame. gas and water. 6 rs.. 1880
Office rooms, 7O8 Est...........'l5OO to 30 On
FOR SALE
Several two-story Press Brick Houses in all par;s
OF the city, having from six to eight rooms and ali
modern improvements that can be sold from ri OCO
to 800 by paying 5000 cash, the balance monthly
Also great many fine Houses very cheap, and de-
sIrabe Lots at all prices to suit the customer OAR
aid see my list before purchasing ~
,,o, W. 4. BURFORD, Real Estate Broker,
jaI<otf 70S st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10
TELEPHONES.
FOR BUSINESS USES.

SPECIAL OFFER.-Our New y,,r,
DOubie COtled Metallic Telephone Ia IN =
nnest IN the world, and the only completeIv
satisfactory low priced instrument; with Snri0 .
Sai!, tAHachment. made by practical ma.
work one mile, unaffected by cbanses in the
weather We will send to one address one sam.
pie set, comprising two Telephones, two walnut
holders. six copper bound insulators and 200 feet
heavy wire, at ID per cent. discount from
regular rates. which is S:B for the 9 4 instrn
Ments This offer Is made for limited time only,
SIMPLY 70 INTRODUCE our instruments they will soon
be sufficiently well known to sell through this trade
and We hha then be Obliged to strictly maintain the
retail price Any person Of ordinary intelligence can
pat them by follow ing directions sent with each
palr, We have sold during the last three months
neai " 900 Of these Instruments and have hum
oreoS OF Testimonials from all parts of the
Gouhiry. we guarantee all Instruments sold
FOR any Telephone that fails TO work we will re-
r fSma the money and pay all charges. Ask any
commercial Agency. ard you will nd we ara good
Tor all we agree to do Postage Doc Name this papar
KENT, WOODMAN e. CO.
feb5eo10t 10 C000ress st. Rosfon Hgcss
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
COS Pennsylvania aceuwe. 4

NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
6O6 Pennsylvania avenue. SIT
PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF -
STOCK, WILL SELL ALL MY FALL AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST
A FEW QUOTATIONS.
Lsdies' Pebble Cost Button Boots ..,.... sl m
Ladies'. Custom made Goat Button. .......... i 50
Ladies Custom made. Navy Blue Diagonal or
Check top Button. .,......:................ 200
Laiee GoeI. oond Leather Side Lace-........ 100
Ladlee' Custom made, Goat Lace. ............. d
Ladies French Kid, Box Toe Button ~ 300
I,OOO other styles ranging in price. 60. rs TO 00
Ients Sond Leather, Congress CATERS. LOO
Sents FAY State Shoes .-..-........-..-...... LOO
Sents aandstltched Gaf Congress- 500
Sents SBurIs( Cai Congress .......---....... 250
Gehts IBurt 81 Caf Button Boots. $50
Gents ne CAL Boots :.:-................ AIS
5ents I;Uo 5twes Boots and Shoes. Soc to g. 90
Senus LEST huDbers, soc, ladies' ............. as
Gents Best Arctics. 81 20. Ladies'. ......... 30
All kinds OF Shoes for Boys and Children st nm.
heard Of low prices
These are the best and cheapest goods ever ofered
Ut any legitimate sale in this city.
lanstr GEO. MCCARTHY
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
TreaSurer's Notice.
Proposals gfor Printing

DIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE DChairman of the Board of Supervisors up to July l. 1S79. to do all the County Printing for the County of Msricopa. from July 1st. 1879. to Jan 1st. 1SSO II iS order ed that the Clerk of the Board have this ad- vertisement Inserted in the Territorial Ex- positor and PntENIX HERALD for four weeks The Board claims the right to reject all bids.
 l. II. COX, Clerk Board Supervisors
 Pho.niX. June .. 1879. gl-4w- V
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-02

301. 3o3. so5, 5O7 and so9 Market street, corner Beale street: San Frsnelsco. Nos. 49 45 and z7 street, Sacramento. Sn
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22
HE WAS GLAD TO 90,
IS. r. Alta.1

Is. r. Alta,l
In the Police Court, yesterday morn.
ing, Manuelita Sebastian, was on trial for
robbing George s. TAFT OF $40, while he
was in her saloon on Stevenson street,
last Friday night. Tait's story is the
choicest version OF the affair. He ad-
dressed Judge Louderback as follows.
You see, went into her saloon last
Friday and had glass of bssr and went
away. Then / went back and had another
glass of beer, and she asked me to come
In again that evening. SO went in and
had another glass of beer, and she asked
me did l play cards. told her yes.
Says she: What do you play?' Says l.:
Almost anything Says she: Don't
you play cribi' Says I: i don't count
crib very WE'LL Says she: What do you
play well?' Says /: 'Sevsu-up or euchre. ;
Says she: Do you play casino? That's a
lady's game Says 1: Yes; I am HI
on casino So we sat down about seven
O'Clock and played the lsdy's game until
half.past eleven. neither one Of Us win
MIN much, and got ready to 60. But,
says l, and I pulled $40 out of my
pocket, and put it on the table, if you
had beat me, you'd ha' won nice little
pile of meney. Says she: You son of
q sea cook, I'll have it anyway! And
with that she grabbed it, I tried to take
it away. but she knocked me kerfuckin
on the floor and pulled out some of my
beard, and here's the beard yeur Honor. /"
and George presented the Court with
several capillary specimens. "She got
most OF the money, and the barkeeper
helped her waltz me up to the bar by
tho beard. Then they made me chuck
up another dollar to treat the crowd.
Then they fred me out. And l tell you.
your Honor, was id glad to co.
Mustn't use vulgar language in the
Court" said his Honor; reduce tho
charge to petty larceny and continue the
case until to. morrow"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22

There is no new developments to note
In the Hillside mine this week, except
that the ore-body on the 9th level,
as they get into it. shows a much
larger per cent. in lead than the average.
Tbs slopes on the upper levels continue
yielding their usual amount of ore and
tho machchinery is in good working
order.
The saloon Of John Quinn's presents
very neat appearance, it having been
thoroughly renovated and the new avn
ing completed, which adds much to its
present looke.
The Hillside shows no decrease in its
bullion shipments and the furnace con-
tinues running the truck out in large
quantities.
A good deal of prospecting is now be-
ing done on the hills adjacent to town.
A large amount of lumber has arrived
for the Hillside Company.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22

Havens Howard, IT,.
80. 867B % 9 as
Harvey 90, trustee 49,.
....16699 20 g
....169l7 20 8
Hale W Z, trustee. 80.
....l6170 IS O IS
Hale l. Pacheco, trs.
1858 100 %
Haggin L T, trustss. !. :.
....16464 80 II 80
Hall q Charles, trs.
1902 100 %
1889 10 10
Hathaway TT .........
1891 9 116
|....16492 8 1925
Hendrie Bros. trustee
....14430 10 2 50
Herzberg J. trustee -.
80. 1857 so z 50
|....18696 8 / IS
Hickox, Kuhl d Co, trs,
....1669l 20 g
Htrschfeld Q. trustee.
....177S9 10 q 20
Hill. Horace L, trustee.
....12408 IS 8 70
Hollings J T...........
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22

A London journal estimates that the
Irish in America have sent home to their
friends in Ireland since 1887 not less than
SIS, 900, 900. Much Of this vast amount
has been used to defray the expenses Of
immigration to this country.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22

A party of Cleveland youths marched
around town the other day wearing
elegantly trimmed bonnets. When the
police asked them to explain they pointed
to ladies promenading the streets with
mems hats on, and simply said. "Turn
about 10 fair play" q
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
MEADOW VALLEY MINING CON.

PANf.--Locstion Of principal place Of busi-
ness. San Francisco. California: location of
works. Phoebe. Lincoln county. Nsvsda.
There are delinquent upon the following do.
sefibed stock, on account of assessment mo. 10,
levied on the twelfth tl2thl day of September.
1siy. the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholder, o. follows:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22

A deed conveying all the lanes, rivers
and mines, minerals, woods, fshings,
bawkings, huntings, and all other royal.
ty" in the State OF New Jersey, is in the
possession Of Joseph Riley, of Woods.
town, N. j. 1t is dated April 18th. 1877.
and is given under the grant of Charles
II. OF England to William Penn, Mich.
olas Lucas. Gowen Lowry, and Edward
Billings, for a yearly rent Of twenty
mobiles ($32. 20). ,.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22

Some crusty, rusty, fusty, musty,
dusty, gusty curmudgeon of man gave
the following toast at celebration: "Our
6re-engines-may they be like our old
maids-ever ready. but never wanted"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22
NEXT Thursday is Thanksgiving Da

1t is an interesting fact that since
Boston became city, there bavs been
only two City Clerks--,he first S. +. Mo.
CleAry, ST., serving for thirty consso-
utive years, and the second, his son, s.
F. McCiea,y, Jr.. serving for the past
twenty seven years.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22

A woman who was called as witness
in an assault case tried in the Edinburg
Police Court recently, on being asked by
the Magistrate what was the profession
of her husband, answered promptly
!" My husband 10 bankrupt, sir"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22

JEFFERsoN's Ten RULES. Take things
always by the smooth handle. We sci.
dom repent of having eaten too little
Pride costs more than hunger, thirst and
cold. Nothing is troublesome that we dc
willingly. Never spend your money be.
fore you have it. Never buy what yor
don't want because it's cheap. Never
put off until tomorrow what you can dc
to-day. How much pain the evil costs
us that have never happened! When
angry, count ten before you speak; il
very angry, count hundred.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM
IN and after this date have ceased to have
any interest in the Alps Leaching Works, No.
Leaching Works, and No. 3 Leaching Works, nor
will be responsible for any debts contracted
for or on account Of any Of the above named
Teaching Works.
Phoebe, November II. 1879.
no16.s0d ]. RYAN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22
BRISTOL ITEMS.

The Hillside furnscs for the week end
ing November Goth reduced 372 tons of
ore and shipments Of bullion during that
time to the Utah Southern railroad east.
VIA ,inah xuara ao falio-o.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

By W. q. TELEGRAPH Co.
135 Ophir-29 29h
435 Mexican % 28h
195 Gould & Curry-sS 90
30 Best h Belcher--18A IL
Is California; 400
900 Savage-1l Tx
10 Con Virgiuia-5A
260 Chollar-7A TX
210 Potosi Az
$50 Hale & Norcross--19h 13s.
$40 Yellow Jacket-16h Is
GO Alphs-1la ~
80 Conference.-The 10k
1920 Sierra Nevada-46 Az ~ Az. ~
205 Utsh-15h l5s4
3l5 Bullion 81
30 Exchequer-4 40
80 Overman-8 So
1l45 Union.-56 So SIN
$40 Alts-4h 4.65
100 Raymond d Ely
1000 Day-1.16 1.20bl0 100
76O Hillside-l.40 $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06

rhe 1IariInSburg "State.man- Credited
with Craftsmanship =. Third Party
Movement.
Springfield (aass Republican,
A leading Democratic paper in West
Virginia, the Atartinsburg S,atemlan, takes
decided ground in favor Of q party in the
South "outsidc Of the Democratic orsani-
cation in tho Northern States, and It puts
forward David Davis as man whom such
a party could support. By different
path the Martinshurg Salesman reaches
the ground on which the Republican, stands.
Like the Republican, 1t wants 20 party that
can walt" 1t rightly sees no hope for the
South in the division Of parties now under
which the South can belong 10 only one
party, and weakens the only party to
which 1t belongs. This attitude OF the
EaiksmgBi Is hopeful sign. The State o.
West Virginia casts only five electoral
votes, but I've votes are enough to turn thu
scale in q closely contested election. Thu
internal divisions oithe Democratic party
there will make 1t easier to start q new
party than in some States, and q new part,
can more easily run an electoral ticket Ii
small state than in large one. Asmat
tiers are now going electoral tickets judi
i ciously run In two or three states vii
lmake 1850 o very uncertain year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06

NV YoRK, May 6.-Cotton-F ut l2,<a
1910, Flour-WintGr wheat scarce and firm /;
spring wleatS quiet and steady; superfine
Western and State IS 25a3 rs; common 10
good extra s. 60a3 90; good to choice IS 9Sa
1 40; white wheat extra 81 40a5 25; extra
Ohio s. 7Oa6 90; st. Louis s. S0a5 rs; Min.
nesota patent process IS 6Oa7 05. Wheat
Quiet and firm: rejected spring 7s,faS0c un.
graded do S0casl %; No. 3spring S9a0lc; No.
2spring$l GOAL 03; ringnlded winter red 81 O8a
! y; No. 8 do 81 00%a1 U9Lf; No. 2 81 ia
l l4k; No do Il l43ial Is; No. 2 amber
western 81 l2h ungraded white 81 Hal u;
No. 2Sl u; No. do sales $1,000 bushels al
81 l2kal 12h. Rye-Firm; western 57a5sc,
Barley Dull and nominal. AIalt-StronRer.
Corn-6ood demand; ungraded 4Sxa44JSc:
No. 8 43c; steamer 4Ic; No. Q 44al4kc. Oats
-Firlner; No. 3S%a3SIfc; No. Q white asa
SSHc; western mixed 32S<aS3 1c white west
ern S6A3SHc. Hay-Quiet and irm at 40ai5c.
Hops-Steady; yearlings 2aic; Eastern and
Western CABS; New York State 6al2c, Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Flrmer and
not quOtably lower; refining fair to good o
3l6aOSc. Molasses and Rice-Quiet and un.
changed, petrOleum-Quiet; united 1914
7GHc; crude 7lta7j 10; refined SIC. Tallow
Steady at GIIa8 7.l9c. Rosfn-DuIl at 81 as
Turpentine- Flrmer at 20Xa3Oc' Eovs ~.
Firm; western llxaI2c. PoFk-stroSSSer.
mess 80 O0a9 l2h old; $40 90 new. Beef
STEADY, and In fair demand Cut Meats
long cltarA 00i short clear IS 19k, Lard
demand active: prime steam Sc l5a8 20
Butter-steady; Western 6alsc. Cheese
quiet; western 2aIc Whlsky--Dull at 81 O6,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06
TIE NInIIIST WARMING.
An Address to the Emperor FIacaried
In 81. Petersburg.

In 81. Petersburg.
Mr.. Alexander Nicoiaievitch: The
warning and threatening letters, as wcllas
the sentences which the invisible dele
gates of the murderously oppressed Rus.
sian people have sent to the various digni.
taries Of the present despotic government
in Russia, belong as rule to the prepare
tive work, and for that reason neither
yourself nor any member OF your family
appears in the slightest degree menaced
by our executive organs. We sit in judg.
ment and shall be compassionless in the
exercise OF our office and shall recoil from
the use Of no means which may lead
US to our object, which is the eradi.
cation OF the hellish brutality Of
despotism through fire and sword.
II you, Alexander Nicolaievitch, refuse to
hear our warning voice to put an end to
this tyranny, we hereby declare to you
that tyranny will be beaten in the end.
Your system in Russia is rotten to the
core. Our almost boundless resources are
ruined. Your army functionaries arc
gang OF cruel and Unsuitable thieves. Your
judges are shame to Justice. Yourgov.
ernors, police masters and generals are so
many satraps worthy of Xerxes or Darius.
/ Wherever We turn our eyes We see naught
but stupidity mingled with cruelty, wan.
ton waste combined with the most merci.
less spoliation Of the people. For the
army alone you reserve your iatherly
care. You are getting Into dangerously
deep waters, Alexander Nicolalevitch.
Therefore we warn you, but spare your
life. TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06
PhIlnnaInh,n

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Flour-Dull. Min.
nesota extra family good s. 50a4 62X: Ohio
do good S. Was 50. Minnesota patent pro.
cess 81 90. Rye Flour-$9 75a2 STX, Wbes,
Quiet; ungraded western 81 03ai o.: No !
winter red 81 10. Rye-Firmer at Sc
Corn-Quiet; rejected 40Hc; steamer 41Xc.
Oats Quiet, western mixed sec; white
western 3Sa34c. Provisions-Dull. Beef
Mess Sl2: Mess Pork-Sl0 81 I5alO so. HAMS
smoked S19c ;plckled GAa72lC Lard-S6 25a
~. Bntter-Dulli creamery extra l6alsc;
New N.Y. YORK Tx and Bradford county, Pa, extru
ltaioci western Reserve extra l2al4c; dc
good goo 70 c9 Ga ealic Eggs-Stcadyr west
old 01za7c; do good SAGE. Petrolenm"Sc.
elected; refined SIC; crude SIC. Whisky
-In fair demand; western 81 n5II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06
JOSHUA AND THE SUN.

Mr.. Ingersell said: "When Joshua COM
manded the sun to stand still couldn't he
have been satisfied with that, and not have
stopped the moon also." The Hebrew
language contains two words that can only
be likened to our words sun and sunlight,
and for the moon the same, and when he
issued that command 1t was Sunlight
stand still, for he used the Hebraic word
whose meaning is sunlight, and It was
very necessary to the success Of his army
that the sunlight remain, which God who
has all laws at his disposal accomplished
by refraction OF the suns rays. This
miracle has always been astumbling block,
but the fault was with the critics and not
with the Bible"
The gentleman then took up other
points put forth by Col. Ingersoll in his
lecture in this city, and opposed them in
mastery style, closing after an hour and
half with the following: "a few weeks
ago Prof. Clifford, OF London, died. He
was one OF the most inveterate foes OIL
Christianity, and on his death-bed he sad
~ said, we have seen the spring and sun
shine out Of an empty heaven to light VI
a soulless earth; We have felt with uttel
loneliness that the great companion wa
dead This, then, is the gospel Of Athe
istic Science"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06

CINCINNATI. May 8 .-Cotton-stronv and
higher At IKE. Flour-Quiet; family 81 5oa
5 30. Wheat-Easier; red and white 81 02a
! O0H. Corn-Dull and dropping at s7as7 70,
0ats-ln far demand at 2S5aSl Xc, RYE
Easier at t5a66c. Barley-DuIl and nominal.
Pork-Dull at 50 so bid. 50 rs asked, Lard
In fair demand; current make SIS 90. Bulk
Mcats-Easier; shoulders s. 40aS 5O short rib
40 cash; 81 Goat IS seller June; short clear
6Gai u. baoon-Scarce and firm al 81 2Ha
l2HaS 3lk. Butter-Quiet and UNCHANGED
Linseed 0t-steady at62c. Whisky-Steady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06

EAST LIBERTY, May 5.-oArrLE-Receipt,
since and including Friday i ,OOe head oi
through and $50 Of local; total for the week
ending this day 3,4l7 head Of through and
as head OF local against $3.50 head of
through and 90 head Of local last week
The supply is light for yard sales and yery
little doing. Twelve loads were sold, ali 10
the retail dealers here, at prices ranging for
HooSoRecelpts l0,Gs0 head; total for the
week 2C,926 head, against 1850 head last
wee " Ss:, Workers 50 6oaS 55; Philudelphias
sTEEP--RRsceipts 1900 head total for the
week week 'e SI head, against 1920 head last
T UISen., se .g az 2oe of from last week,
clipped selling at s. 25ai 5Oi no wooded arr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06
THE WHEELING INTEILGENCER TUESDAY MORNING
iell to Sol but recovered 10 IS IN ne final tleaI.

which closed Saturday Of IS, opened OF IS and
fell to 50, but recovered toss In the final deal.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
ierred, 6i,00O Lake Shore, 1900 Wabash,
1900 Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
1900 ST. Paul common, 1900 preferred, q, .
600 Lackawanna, 1900 New Jersey Central,
$500 Delaware & Hudson, $500 Morris q
Essex, $500 Michigan Central 1900 Uniou
Pacific, I,l00C. Q. al. O., 500 Hannibal q
st. Joe, 1900 Ohio 4 Mississippi, 1000 West
ern Union Telegraph. 1000 Pacific Mail, 400
Kansas Pacific, $500 Kansas 4 Texas, 5000
81 Louis, Kansas City & Northern common,
$500 preferred. 10000 St. Louis 3 Iron Noun.
tain, 1900 Louisville q Nashville, 1900 Al.
ION 4 Terre Haute, and 1880 st Louis q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06
Raltlnorn.

BALTIMORE, May 5.-Flour-steady and
firm; western super1ne s. 25aS Is; do extra
81 0oa4 50; do family 81 76a5 rs. Wheat
Steady; No. 2 Pennsylvania red 81 Ii; No. 2
western winter red, spot and May 81 1Sl<a
l coz, Corn = Western active: western
mixed, spot and May 42Ia42Xc; June 4SI<a
iS%c; July 44Ita441lc 4: steamer 4OI<c, Oats
Steady and lower western white SSaslc: do
mixed S2aSShc; Pennsylvania 33aSI. Rye
quiet d! At 6saeoc. Hay steadyi prime to
Steady. Mess Pork-$lO 5OaIO Is BuIt
Meats-Loose shoulders SXc; clear Rib sides
Axe packed Aka5Kc. Observation-Disclosures
4Mc; clear rib sides &c; hams 9l<a9Xc Lard
Refined in tierces 81 25. ButterSFirmer.
prime to choice western packed l5ai7c;
roii llalSc' EggsIFirm at l0c. Petroleum
Quiet; crude 7ka7kc; refined sJ5aSsEc,
ColIee-Qniet: Rio cargoes 1OXaIec. WbjsIv
Dull ut 81 DIAL OK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06
Chicago,

CHICAGO, May 5.-Flonr-In good demand
at full prices. Wheat-Unsettled, but rener.
ally higherand irregular; No. Chicago Spring
92hc cash and May; 0SNc June and tuly:
No 8 do 77Ha77Hc; rejected Csc. Comb
iair demand but at lower rates at SSNc cash;
SSkc May; S44sa347<c June; 35Xc JuIy'
0ats-Market dull and lower at 2iIc cash;
%1c June; coke July. Rye--steady at 4Sc.
harIey%steady and unchanged at zoe. Flax.
seed-palI, weak and lower at 81 GOAL As
t ros sS,zi0I weak and lower at 50 80 cash
~ S211a9 10 June; $045 July. l.ard-Heayy
June S. 07IIa9 90 July. Bulk MeatsHDnII
and lower at s. 50al 55n4 rs. WbiskvM
Quiet at 81 o..