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nor wEATHER PARAGRAPHS.
Fun rest, 80 to the forest.
A GUY on the wrist u worth two on d

Fun rest, 90 to the forest.
ActTr on the wrist Is worth two on th
ear. 10y
CoSuspRux-why does Queen vlctoril
never drink lager? Because It's the revere
Of regal.
VIRGINIA isthe mother Of Presidents ant
the father Of peanut Crops.-BuFlingioI
Hawhye, -,i Htf
THERE Is one Geld Of labor that womer
can never enter-collecting bills, for Two
mans work is never dun
CHARLES DE- FUZZY has discovered why
gospel tents attract 50 many sinners. They
mistake them for circuses.
uPoS the adjournment OF. Congress,
Aleck Stephens, II Is said, crawled Into an
envelope and franked himself home,
MAN may be 50 wrapped up in science
that he iorgets all things else, buthe never
fools with electricity and powder more
than once. lf.
JULlus CESAR, says the buffalo Express,
didn't know that he would go down
through the ages as an efectiveand pow
eriul epithet.
THE Middletown Pres says that the
spring style OF mosquitoes Is about the
same as last year, only this years crop will
carry jig saws with which to cut bias.
TIE Fond du Lac Reporter, after review.
ing the matter carefully, thinks 1t will be
well for Wisconsin farmers to plant at least
one bulldog with each watermelon seed.
CAREFUL housewife (lifting shoe from
the soup tureen) lila. who'd "a thought
laby's shoe would turn up in the soup?
But ! knew II wasn't lost. | never lose
anything.
LADIES beyond the thirties choose wide
ribbons for decorating costumes. Albany
ArguS. See here; have you got a grudge
against some man who has lot OF wide
ribbon for saleP-l'OstOn Post.
WrTH sandals on her feet, a close.fitting
bathing suit, and an oilskin cap for her
head, woman can enjoy surf bathing
without getting wet In the least. Still, Il
must be rather dry amusement-NaC
Haren Rrgisr.
A WIFE wanted her husband to sympa-
thize with her in feminine quarrel, but
he refused, saying: 1--WE lived long
enough 10 know that one woman Is as
good us another, II not better" "And l."
retorted his wife, "have lived long enough
TO know that one man is as bad as anoth.
er, II not worse"
A SAD event has occurred in the family
Of asteroids. Hilda Is lost. One Of the
nearly two hundred members OF the plan.
entary sisterhood revolving between Mars
and Jupiter can no longer be found in her
accustomed celestial haunts. 1t Is not
known whether Hilda has eloped with her
father Coachman, or has run away and
joined a travelling Pinafore troupe. We
have predicted time and again that II |
Hilda's parents didn't keep q close eye
upon her she would give them trouble. Be-
Ing . revolver, It is not strange that she
has gone Collaboration Hard.
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A Dull Tone Onerlngs IncrcaSed-ManH
Elcturers Shy OF High Prices.
New York Bulletin Of Wedne.day.
The market has not as yet fully recover
ed from the influence Of the holidays, ant
business show pretty dull tone for The
time being, with few really new features tc
advise. Offerings are increasing and the
assortment full enough to permit Of any
ordinary selection, but buyers manifest
very little solicltude, and negotiations, as
rule, progress with tho same slow tone
to which We have before alluded. Manu-.
facturers are all more or less interested In
the new supplies seeking their attention,
but do not feel the pressure Of immediate
Consumptive necessities, and are, there.
fore, disposed to take matters slowly for
the chances OF better selection and a
smaller cost. This, however, holders OF
the stocks say is not likely to be given, and
beyond the modification OF some extreme
views concessions are refused. The ac-
foundations are increasing and contain
some very good lots OF Ohio, Michigan and
Wisconsin woods, which will, no doubt,
receive due attention when properly sorted
up. '.'r ri.
Messrs. Coates Brothers, Philadelphia,
report as follows: "Washed leeces have
but lately come forward and are yet In
only moderate supply. Unwashed woods
are now abundant and buyers are hold.
ing off on them. Combing woods have
been comparatively neglected and have
brought 6u. little more than clothing OF
same grades. Tub washed and pulled
woods are closely sold up and are In de.
mand at full prices. Northern Territory
woods are hardly yet in market, but are
enquired for Colorado and New Mexi.
can woods have been arriving more freely
and have met with quick sale at full quo
tahons; the foreign competing goods are
now relatively cheaper, but until Colorado
becomes more plenty it will be in good re-
quest, as for some purposes the foreign
wool cannot be well substituted"
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Many Men Of Many Winds.

COIlated by New York Sun.
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll says: "Let me
prophecy: In Eve years from to-day no
man of intelligence in the United States
will preach the infamous doctrine Of eter-
nal punishment"
Gladstone writes as follows in answer
to total abstinence appeal: II am oppos-
ed to coffee palaces, as I believe they are
more deterorating than beer shops. The
stimulating properties of tea or coffee are
greater and more injurious than those Of
malt liquors.
The Rev. Samuel Davis Baptist. Of Bos-
ton, holds that the country's danger lies
in infdelity. 'Thoy want u.s." he de-
clares, ITO close our churches, and they to
open their rum shops, gambling dens and
beer gardens; and all this they call for in
the name OF American liberty"
Count schouvalof is quoted Us lately
saying to Lord Beaconsfeld: Confess,
Milford, that there are only two things
worth living for,-politics and pretty
women"
The Rev. Dr.. Phillips Brooks says that
almost any company Of clergymen gather
ing together and talking freely Is each
other will express opinions which would
greatly surprise the congregations who or
dinarily listen to those misisters.
Frank Davidson, Missouri condemned
murderer, remarked: "Well, I'm not the
first man ever hung, and it's only mat.
ter OF minute or two, anyhow. I'm dead
certain Of going to Heaven"
DR.. George u. Beard says: mo religion
on the globe Is strong enough " bear the
shock OF It's own demonstration. a reli'
gion proved dies as q religion, aud be-
comes q scientific fact, and would tako il
place side by side with astronomy and
chemistry, with physics and geology, In
the organized knowledge Of men,"
William ]. Marshall wrote as follows be
fore committing suicide at Grand Rapids
~ made up my mind several weeks ago e
enjoy lie 9SheRt could for q while; ant
7 have done 80, yoa betl came here
having made up my mind TO have one 9lt
rousef, and then shuttle of this morta
coil. My passions are simply unpoptrolla
BILE, and Il Is nonsense for ME TO Jog Of
longer. II there Is future state, vii
do my best, II II Is in my power, TO let yol
know It; but my impression Is, when
man leaves this world bis gocseis cooked.
I - .
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the NEW YORK wooLMARKEr.

A Dull Tone OnerIngS Increased Manu-
LECTURERS Shy OF High Prices.
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RErHspA WATER.
Dunbar,s wonderfal Dl.eo,er,

0FTcE OF IoLBROCK, RICHMOND & Co.,
MAHUPRs Up CARFET WARPs AID TwNEs,
: SouTH ADAMS, Mass, December 20, 1867.
Col. RICHARD DUSBAR.-Dear Sir: I not
only take pleasure, but feel 1t a duty TO testi-
fy in behalf Of Bethesda Spring Water, as my
cure may give confidence 10 many In this
section afflicted with kidney diseases who
have known my situation.
have suffered for more than a year from
what Is known as SacchArine Diabetes, and for
It's cure tried almost everything could hear
Of. Was finally induced by Dr.. G. II Bennett.
OF Brooklyn, y. Y. to try Bethesda Water.
iMmed ately started for the spring at Wauke-
sIia. Wis, and began tho Systematic use Of the
water under your direction, with the pre-.
scribcd diet, to my great rolIei; began to i'm.
prove Immediately; In two days tho great
thirst and foul mouth from which had SUI.
fered SO long had disappeared; also began 10
gain In flesh; the iirst week gained IL
pound per day. Am still under treatment,
and feel that [ am on the high road TO health.
Thanking you, Colonel, for your kindnes.
while under treatment. PeOple should be
ware Of spurious water sold al Bethesda, !oI
the genuine has the merit claimed for II, as
know by my own experience.
Your obedient servant,
W. H. RICHMOND.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio ant
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
sINarkpt street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailsd traa.
PRIcE-5Ocents per gallon, u per 10 gallon
keg, s. per half.barrel, $40 per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street.
Exclusive AGENTS for Dunbafs BetheSd
Water In Wheeling.
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NEw YORK July 1O.-Cotton-Easy at 70 SIG
al2 5-l6c. Flour-Less active; receipts u, OO0
barrels; superiine State and Western s. IA
10; common 10 good extra s. 2Oal 90; good
10 choice 81 O5aG so; white wheat extra& 75
a6 IS; extra Ohio 81 lOaB 80; Minnesota M.
tent IS I6aS00. Wheat-Unsettled and lower
receipts 1900 bushels; No. 1 spring 97c; No.
3 81 coal 02I5; No. 9 do$l is; ungraded 81 %
aSl o. ungraded winter red, 81 i4al 20; No.
do 81 9Oal 90 steamer No. 2 81 81;
ungraded amber 81 l5al %: No. 9 do 81 II
al 90 No. do 81 coal %; mixed am.
winter 81 l1al IL; No. 9 white 81 I6I<al 10 +;
No. do, sales OF $1,000 bushels at 81 l7al Is;
No. 2 amber, July, 81 l5a1 l5x; No. 9 red
July, sales 10000 bushels at 81 lSJI: AupISt
sales $4,000 bushels at 81 l2S<; September
sales Of G,400 bushels at 81 l2li 1917: M /
white, August, sales $1,000 bushels at ST ID.
Rye-Qutcti western Gia65c. Barley-Dull :
western 65c. Malt-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-HeAvy; receipts $4,000 bushels; i'm.
graded 42a46c; yellow 4Ga461ISc; steamer July
4ihc bid; 45c asked; August i5c bid: 1910
asked; No. . July, 45c bid, 45Hc asked
45c bid; 4jl1c asked; No. . July l5c bid !:
August, 4lNc bid; 4GHc asked; Sen.
TENDER 4Ic bid; 4THc asked, Oats-Mod.
crate inquiry; mixed western j. ka4lc; white
western 4lai6c. Hay-Dull. HOps-Strong:
yearlings Base. CoiIec-Dull. Sugar-Quist
6nt very strongi fair 10 good refining 9 Elisa
y PC: MolaSses-Quiet but steady. iticc-ln
fur demand. Petroleum-Dull; United 6S4
aIOc; crude 6a59lc; refined exc. TaIlow.
Steady and unchanged. RoSin-Quiet al Al 30
al ST. Turpentine-stOady at 2iXc. Pork
In buyers favor; old mess 50 80; new $lO I5a
10 IS. Deef-Quict but steady. Cut meats-
Unchanged. lard-Fairly active; prime steam
80 32Ha6 SIX. Butter-Dull western 7al5JTc.
Cheese-Steady; western 3a5Xc. Whisky
Firmer at 81 U11G.
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CINCINNATI, July TO- Cottou-Dull at 1oc
Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Un,
settled aud lower; new 05caSl OS; receipts 52,
900 bushels; shipments 5000 bushels. Corr
Firm at S9xa40c. Qais-In good demand A
SiaS6c. Rye--fng good demand at 6sa50c. Rar
ley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Dull and
nominal. Lard-Dull and lower; currenI
make, s. 95 bid. Bulk ALeats-Unsettled and
lower; shoulders s. %, short rib at 81 nv
CASH q ISa4 s2}S seller August; short cleal
held q S90. Aacol-lR fqirdepand a. 81 a7j
40 " Iao lO9b e. Hutter-DQll and ipchang
cd. ttnsced 0Il-steady at Csc. Whisky
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CHICAGO, July O.-Flour-Fim and I'm.
changed. Wheat-Aetive, but lower and ir.
regular; No. Chicago spring 81 Of bid cash
anu July; 809<c bid August; 0SHc bid Sen.
TENDER; No. 8 dc Ole; rejected 74c. Corn
In fair demand but ut lower rates; No. 9 high
81 Nc bid cash and July. 81 IISa975Ec August ;
SSHc bid September rejected wanted at 81 x
aS5c, Oats-ln fair demand but at lower
rates; No. 9, S95SaS21l!c cash; 32JSaS3c July;
29c August; 2Sc September; rejected &c
Rye and Barley-Unchanged. Pork Active,
but lower and unsettled at 50 471<a9 so cash /:
50 IS July; 50 45a9 AK August; 50 5Sa0 81 Z
September, Lard-In fair demand but al
lower rates at 80 O211a6 05 cash: 50 O5a0 o. x
July and August; 50 l0a6 l21S September.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders s. 80; short rib 81 Is:
short clear 81 %. Whisky-In good demand
at full prices, 81 o.
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Ralnm0re.

BALTIMORE, July lO.-Flour-stronr and
higher for middle grades; western superfine
S 25aS Is; do extra a O0d5 90; do iamiIy
$525a8 90. Wheat-Western dull and lower;
No. 9 Pennsylvania red 81 lSh; No. 2 west.
ern winter red, spot 81 10; July 81 lIaI Is;
August nominal at 81 10; September 81 l9N,
Corn-Wcstern firm; western mixed, spot and
July 452Ga451c; August 459&a45Jsc; Septem,
Der 461<a46s<c; steamer at 4l3ta42c, Oats
Firm and higher; western white 4la42c; dc
mixed 37aS7 &c; Pennsylvania 4la42c, RYE
Quiet at 6SaG0c. Hay Unchanged. Proyis
i0ns--Ffrm and without change. Butter
Steady, prime to choice western packed iOl
lie. RgEs--ActiVe aud firm at tic, Petro
leum-Uncllanged. CoiTee-FiFm and I'M
changed. WhisEy-steady at 81 O6Aal Of.
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Its Epltanh.

1" spithph.
Alb'n! Evening Journal.
We respectfully tender the followin,
epitaph for the use of the relatives, friend
and acquaintance OF the defunct Congress
..-., III Lloet.
Tux REMAINS oV TnE XLvI. CONGRESS:
asa
Stencil 10 the Public NOstrils,
And A
National Nuisance,
II Had Few Equals and No SuPeriOS;
II Was Conceived d..
In Sin:
II Was Horn
In Iniqni y:
II Was Reared
In WlckeduRss, Weakness aud Vanity:
II vas an "ExtFa" Congress-
Extra Chiefly IN Pure CusledneSs:
II Went In
Alter the Slmilltude Of 4 ion:
II Went Out
Alter the siInIllIuls VI Lamb ..
OF Lamb that Hai peen Limmed:
Impartial History VIII Record
That
It Advanced In Public Favor
In Proportion ~ Its BAckdOWnH
That
II Got On the Fastest
As 1t Got Up aud leireated:
As BackdUWner
II Was StalWaFt
And None But ltSeli Could Be It's Parallel.
PauSe, Stranger,
And Drop Pasl1g Sheer.
TEAM will not restore thee
Therefore do We weep"
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Father Drennen Back From His Travels

Father Drennen BACK From His Travels
fnr West.
From his paPer-the Martins Ferry News.
The wheat crop will be generally cut
this week; the straw is short, but the
heads large and well filed with plump,
perfect grains, and although the crop may
not quite equal that OF last year it will be
largely above the average of several years
previous. Corn is making amends for its
late start and may yet come up to fair
average crop. Dat straw will be scarce,
and hay will not go begging for purcha.
sers at six and eight dollars per ton, as 1t
did last year. Our observation OF the
wheatin the Miami Valley and in South.
ern, Western and Central Illinois is that
the crop will be splendid one, while the
corn and cattle crop OF Illinois is immense.
Taken altogether the outlook for the far.
mers Of the West is encouraging. With
good crops and good money the farmer Ia
safe, and when the agricultural interest il
good all others flourish as q matter OIL
course.
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.E1vEnr JuIy l0-pErnOLErn-l0Jlt.


oHcAeO, July io-The Drovss' journal
Hoas-Reecipts 1908 head shipments 5000
head Market dull: mixed packing, s. 6OaS rs;
choice heavy $ SSaI 90; tight, S. seal 90.
CArrLE-Receipts, 4,5OO had; shipments,
400 head. Export CSttle - S0a5 "; shipping
81 0Oa4 %; Texans s. S5a3 80.
snEGP-Receipts 400 head. Market slow at
e B1aI a.
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q %; No. red winter, SPOT, 81 oI; July
= OK August 81 0SSS western amber, July
81 08i No . amber, illinois, new, 81 0s(<,
Corn-Qulet but steadyi high mixed 80 c
No. spot, 39kc; August, S9Hc; September,
4oc; M. 2 white Ale; rElectetissIlc OATS
Dull; No. 9 1sJEc.
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EAST LtlERrY, July Observation-Disclosures
to-day 22l head o. through and IS head Tor
sale here total for three days 1900 head Of
through and 1873 head Of local. All sold out
but two loads Just arrived; yesterdays prices
HOes-Recelpts to-day l,7O5 head; total for
t aEI1 H1yS s head 1, Workers 81 sSa4 %
saEEP-Receipts to-day 300 head; total lor
three days $500 head selling from S. 0Oa4 65
Lambs, + 95a4f6. 7 T
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Dry Goods.

NEw YoRK. July l0.-The general market
continues quiet, but hosiery and underwear
more active. Cotton goods quiet and hrm.
Indian Head and Appleton a brown sheet.
lngS aud American grain bags are advanced
by agents. Dark prints are In moderate de.
mand. Fancy cassimeres and cheviOtS in
moderate request and steady, Foreign goods
quiet.
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OIL CIrY, July lO.-PETRoLEuM - Marke
opened quiet with 9ssGbil;udyanrCtl TO 700
declined and closed weak at G9Hc. Shipment
5000 barrels, averaging 5000 barrels. Tran
GaCtiOns 10000 barrels
flTTsBuRuu July l0.-PETRoLEuN-Q Quiet
crude 1iNc Rt PaFker's for shipment; refined
atBNc for Philadelphia delivery.
LONDON, July IL. -PErRoLEuM Refined,
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SHOULD you feel languid, drowsy, or SUI
fer from what is termed spring fever, take
wine-glasstul Of Diner Rakoczy Bitter
Water every morning, and in few days
you will feel as lively as a cricket. For
sale by druggists generally.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MIcH., Nov. 3, 1876.
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo. 2. Rouert

FcelingthOroughly convinced Of the efficacy
of SANroRn's RArIcAL CURE FOR CArARRI,
am induced to nrOp you line to say that al.
though have bern Sceptical of all the nos.
trums advertised us "rllica' res have
never found anything that promises such re.
lief and ultimate cure US that of Sl' rORp's.
have been afflicted With this dreadful
disease for more than ten years, aud not until
recently could he induced 10 l.eneverc with
any until read the letter Of Mr.. Henry
Wells lof Wells. Fargo & Co. and Gun truth
fully say that after using FIVE or six BOTTLES
am thoroughly convinced OF Its curative lrop.
ertle'. Hoping that others similarly afflicted
like myselfwili Ike induced to make the trial.
am, gentlemen, very truly, etc.
TdE0. +. BOGERT.
BRIs1oL, r. l., July ~, 1877.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Sold by all druggists
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CINCINNATI, July 10.-HOos--steady and
IN fair demand rlIRht; Others slow; common
s. O0a3 80; light g 65aS IS; packing $ Goa
3 sOi butchen s. s0a3 90. Receipts 1923 head !;
shipments 500 head.
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THE MARKETS.
Money Easy, Stocks Higher and
Governments Weaker.
Flour quiet and unehanged-wheat Ac.
tive but L0WeF-Pr0VlsiOns Lower
but In Brisk Demand.


NV YoaE, July Easy at "a
3H per cent; closing ut 2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper SIiatK per cent Sterling
Exchange, Bankers bills dull and barely
steady at s. S5X. Sight Exchange on New
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Gun daily Through ChicaEO expreas leayeS 6oinrShns
except Sunday At $40 p. ~, With IecpinE ~
npAGhed, arriving In Chicago at $50 NEXT morning.
SaLas San BE- secured In advance al Union Dopot
ruLlnAne Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
Slthout change from Steb0nyille ma Golum-
f 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81.
For through TIckeA, Baggage Cheeks. slespIng Car
aocommodatonSt aud any further iniormation. snnl1
:! =. JEe. n. BELLEVIGLE, Ticket Agent Il fsnn
H MEa Depot foot Of Eleventh street or 4 CITY
'lche1Vmce, under McLure HouSe, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
8. N. FELTON,, ia,
~ =, GEM suPt PitAburyh, Pa.
rou Genl Pass, and Ticket Agent COlumbuu, o.
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r,, ~ Wheeling on the2th DAY u a bFil, 1870, 4
No. n,l.e in rlancry 10 sid CeItt, dlhg IhereiI
as Genital building Assoeiaion En- ~! ,hi l,,I
lh1 s.yiSI Commissioners named In sall decree
sllun t.il H.
saturday, July 11, 1870,
,nmw,ncIp. at 10 o'rpt a. \, a. the itgnt door q
,n,t"aT ilou, u Ohio county, West VitEiniat lell
'',nbIir auction tho following described parcels Of
,r,l estate In the city Vi Wheeling, West virginia,
that's lUay! a a.. .,,,,.. ~ ,n
M. r1,r vi EoI aud Twelfth ttlgels, being prais
,,rani ronilng ahJul sl4iY 'slt Fcet 9lgnt
',,,s aii alpui ilriy.Oha eei along bou 9tset De-
ibs ~ much VI sai EAST hall u lfo9n W IItI
mel AID extending sOuthWAfdly u elual Rlltl
KIM III street about forty Ola tertt Tbs
M, he oil a. whole Ur IN two o. nlYle gtsels y
MI tn innud most advantageous W tho uhdersiBned'
The iulue Of the eAal nail o. oI ~ I.I Y u ~
,r,rr Il Aforesaid helng 10 much Of Md east hal Y
t,Ipt embraced IN the hnt parcel ThetSC paiTct5s
,h,,r MENTIONED are bounded On tile NCsl ~ specihed
IN L,WIHt No 0 VI cOmplaiRant1 I'LL which u
ogy ieTi mate DEB, * HgsaEs!a anu "uS y
i la-cr Of ground talhdsd y iellowS; BeFlls
,l5, Al The ,outhelh corner o. Fith tnOw Eudl
.t,,,l and the extension Oi East Union NOV
ntrt,b street. ihcnCu soulhrrly Win we eASt I'VE
,nblr ah al lot iOF the 1hlrd Wand, apd3utt the
IBr OF 4Il lot eItNRrdly ls2 Ted " the nufthe!st
,oprr ut ,A o'; thence north Bnd parallel Win tue
mi unr u e, u said Union street, auu lhehCo NeiI.
,tly aud PARALLEL with the second line lS2 feet TO the
lS.lHnlng ...,..,
H. north thlfty.thEee tIN feet Of lot numbered
vi pn Market street, between Ninth and Tenth
,,,,t. extending hack Of equal Wiilh Y Rltpne wall.
iut No. /, square 80, tnthe baeh4 W addi'
ip rl,rl the East part th0TC, STD ~ PaH Ir1ht-
NIXON 81 Charles street tWenIy.slE leet, aud running
iatn Mw Savry's luP, being at the latter point
thif,y ir,t IN Aiith,
TEIas ~ SALk-O ne-l bird Of the purrhase money
ami !, much more u the pptphaspr may ielert 1h
EinI the residue In eqlal lhStallhentA At Ahd'1S
Eonl. respectively from the dRyOi sale, with Interest
ir that day. the purchaser 10 give bond With approx.
ri rfUuA security for the dsgfTpd lnNtallmeulss and
I6+ title to he retained uuul payment Of purChRae |
money lnlull DANIEL LAMB,
W. r. HUBBARD,
lei Special Com tnlssloncFs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-11

NEw 0RIEANs, July lO.-Cotton-Quiet;
mixed l2c; low do II Nc; good ordinary ike;
net receipts W bales; gross o.; sales $50; stock
T,SS0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-11

hAILkOAp bOhDb-SttOnB anu generally
higher, with the largest transactions In Fri
seconds, now consolidated which rose d
IN. Erie 8 per cents, funded, advanced X
SIN. The largest rise was per cent In Wa
bash fists Isl, Louis division extra matured
coupons), and the next, TX. in Great Western
secondsL extra couponsL y, G. 4 |. q. inst
sUld at 6OA.
STATE DOSDs-Dull.
SrocEs-SpeCulatiOn opened strong, but
a weak feeling soon set In, which resulted In 4
dacllne of KalM In the general result, and d
break In Louisville and Nashville from u 70
AH. Toward the close slightly better feel.
Ing prevailed, aud prices recovered X In
Louisville and Nashville and u IN the rest Of
the list; but us compared with yesterdays
final transactions showed decline OF Aaik
(latter St Louis, Kansas City and Northern
preferred), except Kansas and Pacific, which
advanced 2N, and Ohio and Mississippi pre-.
ferred IL. Yellow fever reports from Menu
phls started break In Louisville and Nash.
vile stick.
Transactions aggregated l2S,OOO shares, Of
which 10000 were Erie common, 1900 pre-.
ferrrd, 1900 Lake Shore, $500 Wabash,
1900 Northwestern common, $4,000 st, Paul
common, 10000 LackAwanna, $500 Michigan
Central, 5000 St Jos, 400 Ohio, 600 West.
ern Union, 1900 ~. Louis, Kansas CITY and
Northern, 1000 Kansas and Pacific, $500
Kansas and Texas, 5000 Louisville and
Nashville and 900 Iron Mountain.