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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24


SCHEDULE OF TRAVIS, ....., ,-..
p TAKING EFFErf D'Iri''' 3. '
PASSENGER TENH'' ......
800 r. 81. Lrave Rrch'n@"i 80 ''' q, 81 r.rl.
dayi. cGuucCtlH' a. - - 49,. - I.
TIfSDAY.Tii' r-H' 49, 1..., !.
FRIDAY, with st~N'a''' 81. ~.
Ing, Oh the ior. r.scr a'' 80 "'.'''
more. 49,.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAM 500.
800 Lave Rle Ir,Iss At ~ VI ro.,
io'"' a. al s,eam.rs FOR i;alrtnt"i.y %! "
ruifR,IjhY. aud eAl Ni'N
Win STEAMERS Tor y" "
M0SDAY. WEpNkSDNl ,n.,... J..
FRIDAY: with ,.rtIn.rI yer 49,.
Gcncr and fsoston Oh ILr'''
FRIDAY.
LOCAL FREIGliT TRAM ,.,,-
:, 80. sich,nond MONDAY. E|'
o'Ao ~ SEsDAY. aud FRiphi'
p.saESGER TRAINS.
u arrive ~ Richmond c.aliy l"h' ~.
lU.oo 40 'a' .IntayI. connecting n! hc'! r
TTFsDAY, THURSDAY, an" -
uHpAY with otcAInrTS if"'n 30
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAMP ..
..op MI Arrive 81 Eichm8ad d'.,[ ~
500 i. 81 snntayl eonnsc,,nf n a. ="
Y,rk, rrosi dencr, aud D""'"o'
LOCAL. FREIGHT TRAIN.
s:55 r. -. Atr,vsav a Eic. .aG iFIEiDAY.
Notssasfes OF freight 8. Kien s i.ri.ta Ats q
southern p0!nE. C"'S run '
Spsl West Point. .,..,.s With loves: "a
Careful handing and aiSp&teh' viva
sTnrongh bills Of isdinx, Win ss,,n,s.
,.susa TO all northern and Me,iss 81 .ac eompaa!
For ir formation apply nj ouTvs ,cn.nond. Va.
Twenty-thisd ant D'S nsI,uW MIA Superintendent"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24

r o ANS .ae.,s =
IL .T.. NEGOTIATED .s.
on first liens on real estate In Richmond city or
Henrico county st lowest marset rates.
HOUSES RENTED
and rents collected on the most reasonable terms
AUCTION SALES a-s
Of real estate conducted In the city or country.
FARMS AND DWELLINGS
Of every Size and description for sale at low prices
and upon very favorable terms OF payment.
VACANT LOTS ga.
In all parts OF the city for sae upon very accommo
dattag terms. '1f
CHAFFIN, STAPLES l. CO.
de 1s-s.M,W,E,M&W6t - -, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP, 1854
- COMPANY.- --a&aaSfs
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK,

Tn. -ra12aa7 viii dispatch one 81 their si,'"a'!t
stcarofrs-0LD DnHINION. WThSOTF. fSAht
BELL, and RiCIiMOkD--every TUESDAY
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY ut high water.
These ships Aie em.ircly new, and were built
Tity we splendid saloons, state-rcoms, and bah
rooms.
The fare, Accommodations, enI attentions ar -
sir aS5ed.
Ships going north land at Pier 81. N"r:h river
foot of Beach street. Ships coming south Fa from
pier A. North river. foot of Christopher street.
Freight rrcrlQeu amt, D 4. NJ. dailV.
FrelyAts 70. points beyond New York fOrw'r! q
with dispatch, AMI no charge EaGe except actes -.
peuses incurred.
80.
Eor further In roT :ns;!or sp1ly tn
GEORGE ". ALLEN X CO., Agents,
NIL Office isrrrn.pvrs ~l,arTns. Rocf ritz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILwtr.y
RICHMOND, Va. November 3, l~,". /
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NuNNM.
" BER 9, 1879, PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
RUN A. FOLLOWS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24
4:3op.M ACCOMMODATES TkNT "a

except sunday. !'lasrrZ' Fl ''r.aE
this trai;, 1i!l mae clasr ',...'" ..I
al P,:rr. burr & Huc,..iS.
1923 7, NJ. TiiHntGH NAL. d'i.'
Tpr Wrh'un, W.liusui'"@, "a.-.-''
Charleston. ~r'nr.rri.. -, '''
iurI'la, 4 luI,ia. N.r, 70. ',t...- ..'.-
Nol,l-, Ery Dfhau.. ....i 3d.. a-..t
So.Ih and -DnlUr,.f -. ...." - -
irg-ra. frGm ~ H.Hr goa r b. %
rutngInu. S:tVaHiIl'., sd 80 ""'l 10
SOB oulr at N1n.',r7'rr AMI -''''f
ft,ir- n,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24
RlCIIMp:D s.B l'fIr!rhi ..
n,,t mann IagIHI

RlCIIMpSD t.D l'fIrHrEi ROT
RAILROAD oMrt"T,
1TDMMENCiNG SUNDAY, November H.
1879 trains on this read will run Us iO,"1.
LEAVE EICUMO%D SOUTH.
1000 H., THROUGH MAIL daily. conn a.,
for thJrtcatpn, ~agabu3I. ~ IS.
aud Aiken vita tharlr-'"uJ, trh ..h
.Jarksnu"il!r. stops nuiS 81 I 80 s.st
and MlIchc5trr. iHd Il! Iulf-" A. ..
signal.
500 r. W., ACIDMMp riDS cr!lr "a.'
close coUurrti.l 4. Fri,I p.
i!.r Atlantic, N,.at->Ipid #i 90.
rai!r-.au fgr Ei-,ni. ;h.,.ttn
Nashville, N"iurh,s. l.. .N. f.
Farlnytl.", mad rtn"i 3tr'. s''.
tAa. rnld, mahI,. a.,.Gt t... ..
any Other !iHr. @tu;ts al I.a.' -
statiDuA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24

LEAVE tETEESES 10 |''R.h'
6:35 A. 81, THROUGH ahIi. i1..Y. ctAE' =
with Richmond, F'r.i"ri"Ss'",! va
Potomac railroad Il al point '"''''
Fast. u:n H,si stop, al Dc
ter and Chester, AHi a. ~ ~
and n Dn4ry. EIHG, pm signal.
s.25A. AfCOMMDDhTl TKhiN @,f
lrxr.ur >."saYJ. 1'ot" a. ~ 40
lions
ITO p. ACCOMMODATES " Nv ..f
frxcr,i ~unGayL stop "rfN a. W.
chester and Chester, Ant !it'E""t u
on sISHlI.
al p. u. THROUGH Mas. daily, aonhec..a}
" sith Riri,,nn:tti, rs-"r, kbi"JH hha
Potomac railroad fIr All point s,--'
and ~. 5lsu, n.tatJK c.ps" '''i ~
lion Nh The Chesapeake -" '"'J
r,n~oad for ~" .!rS:"'4 -IE.hb2 -"
ali ip.gts Sort and "'5t 'h'' ~i,n
~t,n.s n Manchester 10" i",,'' =, '"n
II Ian. say aEJ l!fnT} H''s' III
sigILl 49,. from
NC sfSpnaT txCUit-IOT TEAMS '"s'' "..
rnnr 80 A i. Ard $50 i. NJ: Va" '''
hur. 0:2U 4. 81. And 80 r., rv"fI anh'",
no Is n ~" y '..-...
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29
The Queens Birthday ii Montreal.

Fin. .,.rati,, 40 ,,., ,,;l,,;. .:.-..t, .,
d.y.,+ N.,,,tr.f X. ..,..,-l..., .,,.
cess. vhr weather ,,,. ,;, ann tl. i,
,r,ri II, Wall. ,...t,I,i . ..., .,
iug th,ns,nIs of ,i.it,r. tr,, MAIN. \.r,,,,,,.,,t
N.,,A,rL .nl frn,,, ,,.,.,i.,, .,, ,y..,.. a:.I,.
Anon, TIM. troo,. ,in,,rtr, pr,o,
I'm. \. Il wv .trou,, nnlorro, An.,i, .nl.n,.,r,,
the mounted o,Hc,r, ,,i,h draw, .,,ori ami !, an
unifnrm w i l,rl ,.i,r ~. Ry Ii,,r,. ,,-r,
-, =,
i'''OHei' o"'p''u- ill' hrooNHh hrsimeht, IN
their bright grey uniform, received perfect ovation
th-y marched along to popular British airs PLAYED
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

The House OF Representatives. was in continuous
session from Friday noon until Saturday afternoon
on the Warner silver bill, which finally passed by
vote OF III to ". Sixteen Republicans and Green
hackers Ladd and Murch among them, voted in the
affirmative, and nine Democrats and Greenbackers
voted in the negative. This bin is we'll known to be
job and one Of the swindles upon the people
ever before Congress fit passes the Senate it will
be vetoed by the President, so that there is no dan
ger of its becoming law; but the men who alvo
Gated, and voted for such are none the
less to be censured for the attempt to rob the tax
payers for the benefit Of a silver ring.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

The Ohio Republican State Convention
met yesterday at Cincinnati. 1t promis-
ed to be the largest ever held in the State.
Tuesdays dispatches announced that the
platform would be brief and vigorous de-
clarng the United States nation not a
contederacy, and reat1irming the princi-
pies of the Republican party and its past
record; condemnng the extra session
of Congress as unnecessary and arraign-
ing the State Legislature for alleged dis
regard Of the popular vote on municipal
affairs,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29
A Portland Murder Trial

Portland has been the scene of somewhat sen
sationa but most nnsavory trial that of Dr. c. IL
Witham of Cape Elizabeth, for the murder Of an in
FAINT of which he is said to have been the father
The woman in the case is Miss Annie s. Small, A
native of Machiasport, and about is years old 1t
was upon her evidence and that of a Mrs Margaret
Smith-at whose house Miss Small was i'll, and
where the crime is alleged 10 have been committed
that the prosecution relied to make out their case
against the accused. The defence 80 damaged the
testimony of these witnesses, however that the i'll
ny. on Friday last, returned verdict of not guilty
DIR. Witham then put under bonds of $1,000 to
answer to charge of adultery and bonds were fur
nished.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

tuu-fe, .iuu.ii district
Nurrh VI 4 has l,il ant lis s,,,,,,,,..,.
- ~ "' TIT 7''"iiil'
campaign. lie expects to return to Maine
r +l ll
'''' - " ~" ''liIi4iIl't 81
the Committee on Publjr buildinrs and
.
Pi't'I''9' anu IH'ioStH 10 SNOW lIldt the
Government has hrr, hodlv suintl.l 81
"
lut contracts WIN Mtinr parties Tor stone
rnttino l,;lIi,, ,y
'"'''' ~ y " '3'I-
lngtun special to the Boston Post outlines
Murch's programme as follows;
The committee will be authorized 10 iuoujre M
'',y l,,1 NV a Iap@rtI> aii "he'h'f thrFr i
performing the work directly BY the Government.
roIls III Nurch tbnkn tbat H.. NH /. 'i'f ~.
i.1 a larse Iumbfr OF Lo3rny handed Maine poll
tie peace at tie polls Inquiry is to be made into
le c''Sl r. ffeGli5 ana furnishing boarding h"u>>
barns at DIX Island where the stone was eat for
'le Ne" 9fh 's'3h iionse ana rost ollce also
place ana whether Or not the building, ana tools
no one compefed and who snd fb. to"ls a jlo
a.. pJ;l,.i.4,i;. i'i
Also, whether at the time Of Their appointment the
C agii,g lIrh eforo and sone neaSnrer' at
the Cincinnati Custom House. AT DIX Island for the
Island t5r M Har,rd Pnst ~ org j 4 t4fhe
cane Island for the 81 Louis Custom House, were
they we're appointed 1t VIII also @' be y no mn1
Whether certain , Worknen while N tie pay v the
private work and whether apprentices we're paid nd
c al ~ tho az tine rate OF - per DAY and
per day
10 use vulgar phrase, it strikes us
lhat Murch mas bitten OIL more than he
can chaw. All large business enterprises
have their detractors, and it has been
the habit of certain class of our citizens
10 decry the propretors OF the granite
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

Congressman Murch says "The De-
mocracy in Maine have no future. Their
only hope is to accept the situation and
ride behind How will the prond old
party relish this mandate that it is to be
merely a crupper attachment to Green
backism?
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29
! Washington despatch quotes March

> Washington despatch quotes March
as say ing
The GrceabaeErr- ale ul.teI. We ha,. no !.
Vision Eyer! letter r~criye j. strongly opposed
I" any coalition with the Democracy lii f4ct the
IeIAociac! Of Maine has no tuture Their only
Aepe i 70 accept the situation and ride behind /
lily know OF one paper nj tie state assuming 10
be Hreenaack. that lends the least couuteuAfCe to
q iusIou coalition means defeat and We distriist
etery proposition looking 10 such a result
The zone paper assuming to be Green
back, is the Prog. Age The Age has
labored earnestly for nearly a wear to
bring about Greenback and Democrat
ic coalition, but without making a single
convert. Its contemporaries of the Green
back press ami the Greenback leaders
treat its utterances with contempt. silent
OF expressed. This is very sad But let
our neighbor console himself with the
thought that he at least exercises neg
atlve influence. He opposed Murch and
he was nominated and elected Les him.
then, IN future oppose those things which
he would have come to pass, and success
may crown his endeavors.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

The fate of the smuggler whose boat
was carried over Niagara ought to be a
warning to Greenbackers The sound
money current Is running too strong to
be stemmed by frail craft.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

The Bangor Commercial puts its finger upon two
frauds the State Liqnqg Agency and the State
Prison Boston Herald
If it doesn't take in more than finger
of the one, and keeps its dgits out of the
other it won't get hurt.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

GOV. Garcelon while visiting the L s navy yard
at Norfolk, Va was presented with handsome
cane made OF the wood of the famous Confederate
ram Merrimac. Bangor Commercial.
If the Governor wants to stock bis
farm, he will need the entire animal
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29
That Perilous Perry.

Somehow he got himself appointed to ad-
minister such amounts of Justice us that
locality might call tor-that is of the kind
which he furnishes and of which if the
record is to be relied upon, very small
quantity ought to suffice. Let us give an
instance In August, 1876, some bows.
mischleVous as boys Will sometimes he.
were accused OF breaking into summrr
cottage, destroying somo articles, and do
ing other damage. Thereupon "Irial
Justice Perry" rs he signs himself, wrote
to one OF the Young men, reciting the
penalties of the law in their seVerest
form, and Summoning him to respond
with his money, (which" says this emf
nent practitioner, "you can pay to him
or me. 1t makes a lawyer smile to see
such demand upon a person who had
not been arraigned. tried or convicted Of
any offence made, too, in his official ca
pacltN by II magistrate who is forbidden
under penalty from acting as counsel or
attorney in any case before him.
The young man didn't heed this call,
and the next time Wilder ". tried to
reach out 4 little further in another letter,
thus
W. &. SrGr>"N $40 will pay the damages in the
matter OF sherman ". You aud others, tor injuries
received 70 his property recently, in regard which
You have been heretofore notified.
For that amount will give vou n receipt TO yer
all claims against YOU and others, ana nothing will
be said about the natter.
Otherwise you may be prepared 10 attend court to
answer to the charge under Chap. 81. See Il Revised
STATUTES, which includes heavy line and mprison-
ment.
I'tis mist De atfeadeI Ito Ut oa,e.
WILDER W PAklY, Iri4I .Afsticc.
Camden, sept. :, l>,6.
These, he it remembered, are the acts
Of a public official, which are always
proper subjects of comment and in this
case Of au official who has high aspira-
tons, ana whose record is therefore 4
matter Of public interest.
Il will be perceived, 10y this peculiar
letter, that for moderate sum- this dis
eliminating and upright magistrate pro
posed to apply a healing plaster civil
and criminal, to the ease of these Young
men, for their offences, past and present
ana one which, it is delicatelv limited,
would purchase At once the nagsterial
favor and editorial silence for "nothing
viii he said about the matter if the ten
dollars only anoint the palm Of the djspeu-
It,.. II ! T.,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

After the labor which Mcclellan did
last year, in inducing Democrats to de-
sert Martin and vote for Murcl, the lat
ter now proclaims that "the Democracy
in Maine have no future" Macs strong
point is party strategy.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

The Oriental Powder Co. magazine near Bright
on III was DESTROYED by lightning, Sunday con
tanning 300 kegs of powder
So says a despatch. \ Sunday con
tanning 800 kegs of powder ought to make
itself respected.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29
deneraIitIes,

Lewiston is to have a te legraphic fire alarm
The marriage Of King Alfonso takes place in De-
tober.
The Tamago trial i'll Brooklyn cost twelve hun
dred dollars.
The only daughter Of GOV Garceon Is seriously
i'll with slow fever
The eye distcmper is raging with considerable
severity in Rockland.
A very bland counterfeit of Tho Bland dollar is
in circulation. Look out for it,
The assessors report shows a falling of OF 81
900 in the valuation of Machias
There are SAID to he twenty SIX practicng WON
en- lawyers in the nited States
II. NJ. Bryant the we'll known temperance lectur-
cr, died At Lewiston on Monday.
4 monument to Abraham Lincoln. to cost $1,000
is to be erected in the park at Allegheny, Pa
An eleven years old yin at Clyde . jumped the
rope lol times. and WAS buned Two day thereafter
The Western Union telegraph company viii
soon adopt the underground vine system III New
York.
The beautiful Blue Danube IS Overlooking its
banks. Many villages are Inundated aud crops are
badly dmared.
Henry ward Beechcr preach e,l ii Montreal on
sunday last to an immense congregation At the
Methodist Church
The two boys in SomeryllIr who threw stones,
one Of which killed ItIe 1nl have been held
Tor nunSaushter.
Al appeal from thc decision vi Nv Talnlec
case Will he made To The 'rr-hl terrain synod wh,th
meets nj Oct"beR
The President wilt probably "a Ia Harvard Com
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

The Warner silver bill is APPLY charac-
terized by the Washington correspondent
of the New lork Herald as an "attempt
to impose an eighty-five cent dollar on
the working men and farmers of the
United States for the benefit of mine own
ers and Spectators"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

An item from an exchange to the effect that
small pox was prevailing in Bucksport, and that
the schools had been closed on that account found
its way into the Journal last week We are glad
TO learn, as we do from valued correspondent at
Bucksport, that the report was entirely untounded
lie says there has not been case of small box in
Bucksport for more than ten years
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

The Democratic majority in Congress
at last adyices were at a loss what to do
about it. 1t is generally conceded that
there is but one alternative, square
back down, and of course that is not an
agreeable course to take. But the de-
mand for the passage of the appropra-
ton bills and an early adjournment is such
that it cannot be much longer Whilst ood
Twenty-oEe Of the ninety klns in this city are
burning How many Resumption Acts will it take
TO SET them all going ltockand opinion.
one resumption act will operate to
keep going those that are lighted and
the greenback craze, if it could possibly
succeed, would have them all going
and zone
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

Secretary Sherman has written two letters ancnt
the Ohio Governorshp in which he most pontedly
declines to be candidate. deeming it his duty to re
main at his present post to the continued sue
cess of rctunding and resumption. In the last of
these letters he intimatcs that the Presidential nom
nation would be acceptable, and says "The true
issue for 1850 is National supremacy in National mat
tiers, honest money and an honest dollar"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

The Portland Argus published, on
Thursday last, the report of the Com
missioners appointed by the Governor to
appraiSe the stock and examine the ac-
counts at the State Prison. This Com
mission was appointed at the request of
the new Warden, and consisted of Hon.
Newell Blake of Bangor, Benz +. Morse
of Augusta, Israel p. Waterhouse of Port
land Edmund Hills of Thomaston, and
George ". Kicker of Rockland, all Dem
ocratS or GrcenhackcrS save MIR. Blake
There seems to have been an attempt on
the part OF the Argus to make campaign
capital out Of what is a purely business
matter. Mr.. Blake, il appears, in append
ing his signature, accompanied it with an
uneqniVocal dissent from the appraise-
ment OF the notes and accounts at fifty
per cent. OF their face value, and no men
tion was made of this by the Argus which
published the report unsigned, leaving it
to lie inferred that it was a unanimous
one. II also appended to the report near
y hdIl column of figures, comparisons
and deductions, of It's own, but which
We're made To appear rs part of the re
port The substance of the matter is
this The annual report OF Warden Rice,
contained statement from the inspect
ors, one Of whom WAS a Democrat (EIon
Edward Cushiug) in which the gross as
sets of the prison were estimated at $50
;A11G. and the liabilities at SOL. :}SJ.37
The present Commissioners, on their ap-
prasaI of stock and of the value of the
accounts, put the assets at SSl ,l57 - and
the liabilities 1T So ~. 10
ON this showing the Argus claims i
Shrinkage in five months of So, 022 Ul .
Bat even the report itself, as published
in the Argus. shows this shrinkage to be
more apparent than real No estimate
was required of the Commissioners as to
the value Of notes and accounts. and no
examination was made OF them with a
view to appraisal, but they were Jumped
: $1,000 OF the alleged shrinkage is thus
accounted for. The remaining dscrep-
ancy to like amount the Portland Al
vertlser thinks is partly explained 10y d
difference In valuation Of material on
hand but the arcOuntS dina thp Drisan
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

In an article Gov. Garcelon's Atlanta talk anent
Maine politics a misprnt made us say "plurality'
instead of majority" The sentence should have
read tlie Republicans lacking only 1905 votes of
having majority" at the election last year.
William Lloyd Garrison, the phanthropst died
in New York city last Saturday evening. He was
born in Newburyport, Mass, Dec y, 1901, and has
been prominent figure in political and phanthropic
movements for more than half a century.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

The veto Of the Legislative bill will be sent 10
Congress to-day A Washington despatch SAYS
The only point about which there is much interest.
is that Mr. Hayes has decided to disappont the
Democrats by saying nothing about the jurors test
oaths The Democrats have been tondly hoping
that he would indicate willingness to sign a bill
repeating the test oaths for jurors but he will
leave them in the dark that subject which will
add to their embarrassment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06

~ hayo had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach and
NERVOUSNESS. never had any medicine 10 IA
nc 10 much good As TUFTS PILLS, They IRE
a. good as represented"
OfAse % Murray Street, New Yu,k.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06

NV i9EK, September 5.-Cotton-Firm at
! 2S.lBal2 6-l6ci futures steady. Flour-Mod-
crate trade; receipts 1900 barrels: superflne
western and State IS Coal 90: common TO
good $ i5Oa6 Is; good TO choice 81 50a8 %:
white wheat extra $I76a5 25; extra Ohio
II 25a5 20; st. Louis 81 5OaG %: Minnesota
patent process IS 76a7 go, Wheat Shade
frmer: receipts 10000 bushels; No, 8 spring
@ha99Hc; No. 2 81 OF; ungraded 81 OlJIc;
ungraded winter red 81 DIAL 10; No. 8 a.
l0SN; No. 2 do 81 10a1 l0K; No, / 81 ii:
mixed winter 81 0S<al 90; steamer 81 O6:
,ungraded amber 81 05a1 II; No. 3 amber
81 l0hal II; No. l do 81 II; ungraded white
Sill; No do; sales $4,000 bushels at lila
! l1Hi No. 2 red September sales 10000
bushels at 81 10a1 l0H; October sales $4,000
bushels at 81 1OM. ~.Rye-Steady mo. 2 west.
ern 6i1a66c. Barley-Quiet. Malt nomi.
nally unchanged. Corn-shade irmer; re-
cetpts 22I,0O0 bushels; ungraded 45Aa46ke;
Nc. = white 6I1te; No. 2 September 46Ac,
Old, 1910 asked; October 47ASc bid, 473Sc ask
ed; November 41Xe bid, 4Sc asked. Oats
tairly active; receipts 1900 bushels; western
mixed 3laSSc; white western 32aSSc. Hay
firm. Hops Unchanged. Coffee = Quiet
sngaTLZQuiet but hrm; fair TO good refining
6AaS1Sc. MolasseS-Firm. Rice Fair dc.
mand Petroleum = Steady; United e5Ta
e6Nc; crude4Aa6Hc, refined exc. Tallow%
Steady at 5XaoNc. Rosin-Uull and nm.
changed. Turpentine-Steady at 28Nc. Eggs
Quiet but steady; western l3a14Tc,
Cheese - Firm; western 3Ha5Xc. Pork
Stronger at $890a9 90. Beet-Uemand active.
Cut Meats-Quiet but steady and unchans.
ed. Lard-Firm; prime steam Sc l5a6 I7I.
Butter Firm; western 6aoOc' Wh,skV-
More active at 81 05X.