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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-27

In the city, consisting of 200 suits youtt
which
sold to elise out very large stock Of seo fs Hats Caps Trunks
Nases, articles
have the best assorted stock 81 Ladies' M and hildren
HOsein the and ladie have often themselves that lie
bers is the place buy Hosiery. Ny stock ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-27
Silk Handkerchiefs and Ladies Nsck-Tiss

rise in goods and are exhibition for the approaching Holidays
cordial invitation everybody
stock Of goods before buying elsewhere and ann satisfied that win sell
goods ciaper than any other house in the city.
EIannels Blankets, all marked
down. and viii be sold cheaper than they bc bought elsewhere to-
day.
win
sold nyb0dy.
Liebe Trade Palace and buy cheap goods good goods and lots Of
goods a little
liberal pouage
in the the future sod
wishing al poor, young Merry Christmas ard
Happy New Year an1 Respectfully
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-27
Blankets.
Don't fail to look at our Stock Of Boots and Shoes,
before buying, it will pay you.

Hosiery department. The
largest stock and best as
sortment ever offered by us,
in all the new shades. Roman
stripes, also a full line Of
merino, all-wooI and Fleecy-
Lined; Children's Hose in
fancy aud plain, cotton and
wool.
Hoods. Nubias, Hoods.
Kid gloves, 2. 3, 4, and 6
buttoned. Lined Berlin
gloves; Gents calf kid, buck,
and cloth gloves.
Gents white shirts. ties
and bows; hats, half-hose
great variety; underwear of
of all kinds. Ladies' and
gents linen and silk banker
chiefs.
The best stock OF Jeans I'm
The city, can be I0Hnd &C COuI-
Ter. Brother 4 Stralt0n's. No.
- franklin street.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-27
One Price,



To the citizens of the City of Clarks-
vile, Montgomery and adjoining counties,
we would say that we have now a very
large stock of goods bought under the
most favorable circumstances, to which we
would call their attention. We buy for
five stores, pay cash and sell exclusively
for the same, which enables us to put our
prices as low as any market. We will
take pleasure in showing our goods, and
would be pleased to have call from all.
A. r. HALL.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-27
DR.. CLARK |. MINER,

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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-27

EI'5LFA ffIII AItt7ls.Is
II. W. WATTS, Sol'r for Comp't.
Dec. q, 1S79-4:-TfS5 D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

HEw YoRK, October -Cotton-steady at
1OI.l6al0 9'1Bc; futures barely steady. Flour
Quiet but Arm |: receipts 25,OOO barrels an.
pefttne western and State S. 10a5 %; common
70 good S 50a6 90; good To choice So l0a7 Isl:
white wheat extra IS 50a6 90; extra Oaio
- 7oa7 %; St Louis IS O0a7 Is; Minnesota
patent process % 6Oas75. Wheat-Unsettled
and irregular; receipts S67, 900 bashels: nm
graded spring 81 Pal "a. No. 3 spring 81 Ola
! %; No. do 81 q; unEadcd winter red
81 z9a1 ~; No. 8 Pal q; No, 2 do 81 36Ifa
314; No l do 81 371<a1 80; steamer No. 3
u SoH; mixed winter 81 S5a1 SO; ungraded
amber 81 29al Ssh; No. amber 81 85<a
vi 70: DO u 3'1fat Box; ungraded white
q SSn ~; No: 81 81; MOL do, sales Of 81.
vyOousheIs at 81 Sal IS; steamer No. / 81 SSS:
81 36t1al 3Sk; November, sales OF 6O4 900
bushels at 81 sal a9k; December. sales Of
5000 bushels at 81 S9Zal S99f. Rye-Ouiet
and firm; No. 2fWeStetn S2c Bafiey-0uiet
aud unchanged. 'Malt-Dull and nominal.
Gorn-Moderatsly active; receipts $4,000
bnshelE uDgraded Soc; No. use in store:
oo1<a56 40 afloat; round yellow 69a6Oc; white
western 62c; No. 2 October 6611 bid, $50 ask.
ed; November $40 bid, 69s<c asked; De.
cember 6516c bid, Coo asked. OAts-More
active receipts q, 900 bushels western mixed
3SaSsc; white western 89a4lc. Hay-Dnil at
6Oc Aops-Unchanged. Coffee Quiet and
firm; Rio cargoes lSal61fc; job lois lsalSc,
sugar Strong; fair to good refining OjSa7l<c,
Molasses-Mrm. Rice-Steady and in fair
demand. Petroleum-Firm United SOas5c:
crude 6a7c; refined 7kc. Tallow-More &C.
tive at 6Ia6Nc. Ro>in-Firn at 27I<a30o
Turpendne-Q Quiet at S0a301fc. Eggs-Flrm.
er western at 17al9c Pork-Easer; mess
6Ma61fc. Lard-Moderate INQUIRY; prime
steam % 50a6 IS. Butter and Cheese Dull
and unchanged. WhlSty-Dull aud nominal
at 81 20. .-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

LONDON October 1.-The Marx Lane Ex.
press says: Irr.ss f5Fsgg. VI
Toe weather has continued broken and un.
settled. Heavy showers have alternated with
brief intervals OF sunshine. In the middle
counties the rain fall has been excessive, and
harvesting Is carried on In very desultory
manner. Much Of the corn in other parts Of
the Kingdom remains unStacked. The greater
part OF the wheat and barleyreeently cut, be-
ing In such damp state that sprouting or
heating In the stack would inevitably ensue,
the cutting and carrying have proceeded very
slowly in the North, and, the want OF dry
weather Is much felt. r. a.. So. =,
In Scotland farmers have also suffered fur.
ther los owing TO the prevalence Of gales,
which have shaken out muchstanding barley;
but the cat fields withstood the action OF the
wind TO q great extent, as that grain Is still
nnnpe. Most Of the crops and pastures have
Improved little as o rule. 81 s..t,4g
Ireland has bean more favored, and, with
the Exception Of . stoppage OF q few days ow!
been carried on briakly.
In south England many fields are nov
cleared, but the results on threading are most
Disappointing As TO condition, quality and
yield. judging from . few samples hitherto
shown the wheat Is Light damp and sprnutsd.
Barley Is IN many instances dlscolored and
unit for mating. Ela w
The deliveries at one hundred and fifty oil
theprtncipal towns are l4O. l46 quarters wh.al
against 70 79l quarters the correspond ding week
Of 1873. The average price Is nearly Il lower,
Trade opened very firmly at the beginning
OF the week both in the country and at MARI
Lane and there was an .aivance OF 2a3s on
wheat and 10 on sack and barrel -four. A
large business was done In London on Mon
day but on wednesday the edge seemed TO b
taken Oh trade, as having satisfied their NOR
pressing needs the millessseemed disposed Z
stand aloot and watch the course Of events
At the same time fair degree o
stsadines has been preserved. Thu
imports into. London having been quit
mouerate the excitement Of q, lew days zinc
has been altogether wanting. On occasioaa
instances where sales were pressed sellers &C
eepted Is les money, but rs q rule the lat
advance has been maintained, nor does Their
appear any immediate reliability Of decline
- there Is some reason for believing the N
'qutrements OF France have been under rathG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

Bible Riddle, or the Wonderful Prophet.
Edition. IntelllEeneer
Heis not Noah, nor Noah's son, nor q
Levite, nor John the Baptist, nor yet the
wandering Jew, for he was with Noah in
the ark; the scripture make mention Of
him particularly in st, John, St. Mark
and ST. Luke, SO that we may believe he
is no impostor. He knows no parents, he
never lay upon his mothers breast; his
beard Is such as no man ever wore; he
he goes bare.footed and bare.leeped.
like q grave old friar. He Wears
no hat in summer or winter, INIT
often appears with . crown upon his
head, His coat Is neither knit nor spun,
nor hair, silk, linen, or wooden, bark nor
sheepskin, yet II abounds with variety
Of colors and fits close TO the skin. He l.
wonderfully temper to; he never drinks
anything but cold water, he would rather
take his dinner in farmers barn than In
King palace. he 10 very watchiul; he
sleeps not In bed, but sits in singular
kind Of chair, with his clothes on. he
was alive at the crucihxion. Nearly al
the world hear him. He once preached
a short sermon which convinced
man Of his sin, and caused him
to weep bitterly. he never was married,
yet he has fayorites whom he loves dearly
for II he has but one morsel OF meal he
dividesit among them. Though he neyel
rides on horseback, be Il, in some re-
spects, equipped as horsemen are. He 4
an advocate OF early rising, though b,
never retires TO bed. His prophecies ar
so true that the moment you hear hi
voice you may know what isapproaching
Now, who is the prophet, and what dil
The foretell?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08
a CouTtint Rondanes.

| nts LOUIS 4lmcAs
"1see dey Is gotten out lde remains oh 4
young woman in de south'n-dat ra1ah
don't pull you, sahPs
1twaS pulling, but the customer had re.
solved not to say awoFd. The mulattc
boy strapped his razor on the palm Of BIZ
hand and continued:
"Iknows one woman in dis ere world
who owes her 'sistance 10 tiustation In
dat hotel on de night Of do fab. Your
face Is tendah, but Do beard Is tuff. sab.
Yes, sab, and et II hadn't been fob oue
mans stubbonness, sab, she done bin an
angel, long foah dis. I tell you how II was.
You see was down dar sittin' up wild
her, by de windy like, an she KEEP mud.
GIN me, an tellin' me To 60 home, don't
ye see. l nudge her for polre devilment,
an tole her wouldn't move till de break
OBJ day. Finally l rot my work in. l
tole her dc time had come TO stop foolish.
ness, or else ! 90 away. A niggah amt
got any moh sense when he's coffin dan
Q white dry goods clerk. Jes den some.
body holter, "FiAhI fah!"
1.-THE artist here had dropped every.
thing, and went through some kind OF O
motion.)
swell, sab, thought fust that It was a
put up job BY anodah niggah who'd been
co'un the same piece Of culled cream, an
| was berry much riled. Bimeby l see q
flame, an jus pick up Kate on my back,
an she hole on IKE coon on limb when
you shakin de tree. I tote her down
stahs and through de fairy funess out on
de sidewalk and obah TO de laundry. Oar
put her down, an we look at de fab an
heah de hissin's OBJ de fame, an bimeby
We hea d OBJ de people gettin' killed. Den
she Ies W one OBJ her arm roun' me an
says: Btll you knows what you az me
up daE by de windy2 pintin' up to It. 4
seq, Honey, you know does,' She sez,
We'll, told you yes It may not bin de
right thing to do, sab, but we neyah
stopped to see de end Of dat fah. We
done ies go right of fob Squire Cady, who
was down town, an got 1t fixed. Al we's
bin Twin togedder eber since, AM we
neyah heah an alAhm oh fab poIn' OBJ |
nights now dat we don't kind O. hug up |
close togedder in memr'y like OBJ de ole |
tiame, Oar you are, sab; brush de gem.
men, an come dis way de next gemmen. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market,

East Liberty, October 7.-OArTLE-R Re.
eeipts today 81 head Of through and LIS
bead OF yardStock. The supply for yard sales
was heavy, and OF the kind mostly common
TO medium with very few really good, with q
good attendance Of country buyen at retail
business. The market has been active at
prices unchanged from yesterday. Best IS 10
as % fair g good shipping a l0a5 Is; com.
mon . S0a4 O0; stockers as to quality, g 0Oa
Hoos-Receipts to-day {. 200 head common
Yorkers, $ 4El3 20; best Workers IS SOaS 95
Philadelphia, 81 00a4 10,
sHEEP-R Receipts to-day 5000 bead selling
at l0al0c Off from last weeks prices at 81 %
al 90 for common to best extra ais.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08
PhiladeInhiiA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 7.-Flopr-Demand
active and prices have advanced; receipts M
small with . good inquiry from the trade, but
shippers have withdrawn orders Minnesota
extra family, fair % Is; good 50 so: choice
g 90; Ohio do choice 1915; fancy Sc 95;
Minnesota patent process So 50as 50. rive
-four firm at $475. Wheat unsettled; west.
ern rejected, track, & 80; No. . red, elevator
81 8S1Ial SO: second call. limited demand
No, 2 red, spot and October 81 8S1<al 39IS
November and December 81 SIX bid, 81 SOL
asked. Corn less active western low and
high mixed, 6sa60c; yellow 6aa60c; second
call, on demand sail, mixed, spot and octo
Der Sc bid; 6SXc asked November 65c
IBID; SIC asked: December 63kc bid; 65t
asked. 0ats-Demand active; western mix
ed 3SaSs 10 white Seai2c. Provisions firmer
beef, mess ;Sl2 so; ines pork SO 2SalO so
smoked hams 81 fal0c; picked 71fas Nc Lart
Western tiercet 6Izaskc. Butter-Easier
creamery extra 25a26c; New York State anG
Bradford county Pa, extra 19a20c; Western
Reserve extra l7Alao; good TO choice l2al7c
Egg quiet western lsc. Cheese dull
western creamery TO- sal0 good eIISal0Ifc
Petroleum quiet but steady refined 7Hc
Whisky firm; western 81 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

By virtue o. deed Of trust made BY Fannie
Banks and Madison RaukI, her husband, 70 me, ~
tro9tee, dated the I'D day Of March, ISIS, and re.
corded at the once Of the Clerk Of the County Court
Book 10, IS, page $50, viii on FRIDAY, the i'm
day tober, 1872, commencing at1O o'eiock A n,
a. the rolt door Of the curt House Of Ohio county
West Virginia. sell At public Ruc lon the folioWins
real estate: pece or reel Of ground situate In the
City Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West virgins, and
atuAte On The east side Of EoH Itrest, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and bounded q fol-
low: Beginning alta point on the east ode Of Eofi
street. fort!tEo lt feet north Of the northwest cor.
ner Of the N. Z. Church lot; thence eaStVardIy At
right angles With Eod street, and with the southern
lne OF parcel Of ground belonging 70 Robert
Strange, one hundred too feet 70 tWenty t90 foot
alley thence sonthEGtdly and parallel with EOd
street, eighteen u.s. feet; thence WistWardIy and par.
1lIel With the first line one hundred (l0O) feet 70
Eof street, eighteen 81 feet 70 The place Of beEin
Mag. There pr or deed Of trust IL iaTor Of The
Central Building Association No. on the above de-
scEbed real estate, the amount Of which viii be
made known on The day Of sale.
Terms Of SAle-CaSh.
CSC. P. LINCH, Trustee.
"A'h hALLkE' Aueaoneer. sel2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

q osHal II October; 81 1oXal 10 November
No: 8 81 06. Corn-In good demand ant
easier at Ss,Sc cash; 8slSc asked November
S7kc December; 40c bid May; rejected sc
Oats-steady and UNCHANGED Of 3sHc caSh
2ec November; rejected 2Sa35Jfc. RIe-Fitr
at 66c. Barley Steady aud unchanged at f6c
Pork-UnSsttled and lower OF SO 60ai0 "a
cash October; IS 90 November; IS 77KRs 81
years % 87kae 20 January. Lard-In ialr
demand but Of lower rates at 90 32Sa6 IS
cash; q 10 November; IS 70 the year
Is s2ka6 IS January Bulk Meats Gener.
orally unchanged, some Sales rather higher at
y s6a5 10a6 10, Whlsky-Actlye but lower
At$l07.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

CISClNNAIi. October 7.-Cottou Demand
fair and market firm at exc. Flour-steady
and unchanged: Wheat--Active, firm ana
higher at 81 l7al 20. COrn-In good demand
and prices q shade higher at 43c. OATS
strong and higher at Bic. Barley-.92c bid;
csc asked. Pork:-Quiet but firm; held $40 o.
LARD Scarce and firm current make o. ID
asked Buzz AeatsIFirm; shoulders quiet
mand fair and market firm ut 81 25ae IN
8 SKA lOa7 lax. Whisky.--Steady and n
fair demand at 81 90. Butter-iJull AMI
dropping LinSeed oil.-In good demand al
full prices at64c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

PrTrsBURsH, October I. = PETROLEUM =
Quiet; crude firm; s71fc at Parker's for ship.
nienI; refined Ike for Philadelphia delivery.
On CRY, October 7.-PErRoLEuM-Market
opened active with SOC bid: declined d
79Hc; advanced to s5c, and declined 70 S4Xc
at which price 1t closed. Shipments 6G.0tO
barrels, averaging 1900 barrels. Transao.
lions $50, 900 barrels
AHTwEEr. October :. = PETROLEUM - Re
aned. 1917.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

New YoRK, October The demand at flint
hands continues irregular. Cotton goods are
In light request and prints remain quiet,
Ginshams are In moderate demand, Worst.
ed goods are doing well, but cotton dre,s
goods are sluggish. Spring weight wooleps
are in fair demand by clothiers. Flannels
blankets and repelIents are In steady request.
Underwear, hosiery and fancy knit woolens
are moving well. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

CneAsO, October 1.-THE Droysn' JOurnA
Feports:
HoSs-Rsceips 10000 head; shipment,
5000 head. Market wild and excited in I'M
very face Of a declining provision market
mixed packing s S0a3 %; light bacon Is 0Ol
3 go choice heavy o 60a3 IS; prices genVr
ally 6al0c higher.
UArFLE-ReceIpts $500 head: shipment,
800 head. Active trade and demand: shIp.
ping at 81 coal IS; butchers upchansed 4,
81 bGaS 90; Stockes unchanged: yestefn
active with astrong movement al 40 5Oas 10 :.
through Texans $50. -"
sHEEr-Receipts 800 head; no Shlpmsnls
Market oVertocked; London special cattle
dull at two pence lower. Sheep steady but
weaker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08
I'OlRl0

ToLEDo, ober7.-Wheat- am.
Der Michigan spot 81 2l1S; October 81 "a
November 81 "a; No. amber 81 10: No.
red winter spot and October 81 %; Noyen
her 81 "a; M. I'D. an. red 81 2lN; No. 8 dc
81 10; No. mixed 81 10; western ambel
81 %; No. amber Illinois 81 ASK. Cor
steady: high mixed 431c; No. 9 spot 4Sc
rejected 42Lzc. Oats steady: No. 2 spot 3INc
October Bic; November 81 5c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

PHILADELPHIA, October 7.-Wool-.-In good
demani: Ohio, Pennsylvania and West VII.
ginia XIX and above Seattle; X 3sai0c;
medium 42liSc; coarse 37a3Sc; New York
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine $50
SIC: medium 4Oa4Sc; coarse SIC; combing,
washed, 40a46c; unwashed SlaS$c; CanadS
combing Zoe; fine unwashed 24a26c: coarSe
and medium unwashed 2sa3Sc; tub washed
42c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

- 49,, HSe4ltuB 1GAlAIke weak " t4SlN
sight exchange a 3k.
Produce exports for the week, $9,42l, 900.
6oVERsNEETs-FiTm.
Satted States q Of 1861,
~ Nv
SeE rouF and halls
~
RAILROAD BoNps Irregular. The largest
transactions continued in Erie seconds new
consolidated, which rose to So and later
declined 70 SAX; Erie seconds Eve per cent
funded sold Of SIlI against sax at the close
Yesterday. Iron Mountain, second incomes,
advanced per cent and Chesapeake & Ohio
currency skies, and Ohio & Mississippi SEQ.
onds per centeach. O.. G. & l. G. tirsts sold
STATE SECURITIES
sfocES.-The market was very active
throughout the day. In early dealings a buoy.
ant feeling prevailed, and prices advanced Ia
oH. During the afternoon speculation was
Irregular and towards the close, under
sharp pressure to sell, there was decline Of
AaS per cent, the latter Erie, which. after nd.
vanetng from Il to42, sold down to 80, Pacific
Mail was also weak, and after selling uD from
s2A 70 SSh, dropped to Blk, closing At ak.
chesapeake 4 Ohio frstS preferred ruSe from
!! TO 20N, closing ct 2oX. Iron Mountain,
after selling at ASK, closed at 46X,
There were two explanations given Of the
sudden break In the market First That the
bulls found their following altogether too
large and hence adopted the shaking out nro.
cess. and Erie was selected 10 lead tie attsck
Second-It was currently reported mai he
London trustees Of the Erie had rendered Van.
derbilt their proxies at the coming election
and large professional spectators sold AT
the stock the market would take on the theo.
~ that Il this was actually the case then
Vanderbilt would not haye to buy any
more stock TO secure his election, and there
would be no contest.
The TRANSACTIONS aggregated 454. 900 share,
81 which 1856, 900 were Erie. II, 100 lake Sbore.
1000 Northwestern, 5000 st, Paul, 1900
Wabash, p QUO LackAWSnna, 1000 New lar.
gey Central, 5000 Michigan Central. $500
Union Pacific, 5000 O. Z. Z. & l., $500 d. q,
Z I {, 1900 Hannibal & st. Joseph, 24,o00
Ohio q Mississippi, 900 Western Union, S.
ooo Pacific Mall, 1000 St. Louis, Kansas
CITY and Northern, 5000 Iron Mountain
1900 Kansas and Texas, 10000 Northern Pa.
ethc, 1900 Chesapeake and Ohio and 1880 81
Louis and San FFancfsnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

BAIftNoRE October T.-Flour-strong,
active and unchanged. Wheat Western
quiet; No. western winter red, spot and
October, 81 8sal5 3SI<: November 81 SSKa
! $50; December q sal Sax. Corn West.
ern dull and easier western mixed, spot and
October 6aa5oHc; November 67a57 ic; De.
eenbeE 56a581 &C; steamer, no offering; 86aSac;
Pennsylvania sSatoc Rye-Higher At 500
s SE s1ssis. Prdviaonso HIsSe s wiz VII
an active Job ng demand. Pork-MeS $40 rs
Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders SKA 40; cleal
NIB, sides eITa6He; do packed 4Xa8xc. Ba
con Shoulders 9fo; clear rib sides 20 HAM
I-At hall 11ic. Lard -7G Butter-steady
prime TO choice western packed lSal6c. Egg
Quiet at Ice. Petroleutn-steady and IN
changed. Cofee-shong and higher. Biz
caTgoes 1SHaI6Nc. Sugar-steady and IN
changed. Whisky-Finn ct $ll0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08
MEDICAL.

-TFY0v FEEL DULL, DRowsY, DE.
poor appetite and iongus coated, roo are suffer
Lag trVm torpid liver, Or "blliou1nOs" and nothing
VII eufe you - speedily and permanently As o taEs
stgSohS IvEn REGULATOR Oh MEDtcttE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

So, sA1F :, q barrel, Ohio river, $t25; Pitts.
sEEDs- Timothy seed, 50 4ca2 Is per bushel
clover, 81 20; Kentucky Blue Grass, per bush,
8Sal5c; Orchard Grass 81 25al so,
IALIow-6HA51 Nc for country.
ToRAcco-Nayies, 50a65C; Twists 65aeOc
VINE0AR-Per barrel, IS 5Oa8 90.
WHEELING STo0IEs-Per 1000, $40 60a11 so
WHITE LTNE-Per barrel $50,
WooL-Quoted at 32aS6c for choice washed
and one-third of for unwashed. Market brisk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

NV ORLEANS. October -Cotton--Firm
midoling lOc: low do 9kc; good ordinary 9Xc;
net rec ipts 2,620 bales; gross 1923; exports
Great Britain ,SS4 bales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08
G 1h(l(|

make from Soc TO 81 hour by devotlns your even.
Iup and spare lime to the business. Ii cots you
nothing 70 Try the buHlneH. Nothing ike ii ior
money making ever offered before. BuiiheIl pies.
ant and strictly honorable. Reader, u you want q
know all about The best paying business before the
public send u. your address and We will aend yon hi
particular and private tsrml Tree; samples worth g
also iree 700 can then make up your mind for SopT
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CINCINNATI, October 7.-Hogs-Active and
q shade higher; common IS O0S3 CO: butchers'
s. SOaS o. Receipts, 2,02s head shipments
l54 head
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oHiriso, October -Floar-searce, firm,
IN good demand and Of full prices. Wheat
Unsettled. but gen, rally lower; closed 6rm Of
inside prices; No: l Chicago spring 81 lea
fII7; Ma. 3 81 l0JIat II cash, 81 Is N0yem.
Der; 81 l4IE December 81 10K year sales at