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waI. A. DENNIS,

A ttorney at Law, Point Pleasant, Yves, Virginia
n will practice in the Courts of Mason and adjoining
counties, Uune II-iy.
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DIR. S. G. SHAW,

HNSlCIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro-
eI'lonal services to the public Calls promptly at.
SaJg , in Office, cor Main and sd streets, opposite
'"eo o'e Presbyterian church. laph 5, rs7o-iy.
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), WI .ss Cosihcilp d Rriiss q Shrewsbury
iCSfH CDlr, Henry Ny. John W, English, u. s. Sny
ydrr, sarseaht -S, Blake, ASSESSOR, ,Wm.J. Kenny
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JOHN W. ENGLISH
PHYSICIANS.

ASpFGw R. HAROEE. ED. H.FRAvgL,
DI,S BARBEE & FRAvEL,
Nonhwes: cor 9th and Main Streets Point Pleasant,
= west Virginia. Office hours from to 10 a. M and
!" 10 p m June II 79-Iy.
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GUM. RANKIN WILEY, in.
GUM WILEY.

ttornoys ut Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
q Practice in the County of hlason the United States
Court Of Appeals of West Virginia as:Prompt atten.
ton given to the collection Of claims. Ljan g. iS79iy
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WorlkineIneli.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after u winter of relaxation,
your system needs cleansing and
strengthening to prevent an attack
of Ague, Bilious or Spring Fever, or
some other Spring sickness that will
unfit you for seasons work. You
will save time, much sickness and.
great expense if you will use one
bottle of Hop Bitters in your family
this month. Don't wait. See other
column.
Col. Amzi S. Fuller, a resident Of
Uniontown, Pa, was recently inter-
viewed by reporter for the Union.
town (Pa.) Genius Of Liberty, conccrn-
ing the charges made.by W. F. Tays
lor, against the citizens of Green.
brier county, W. Va. He endorses
every word we said in our last issue
about the private history Of Mr.. Tay-
lor, and gives it rs his private opin-
ion that the husband Of the woman
who Mr.. Taylor brought to West Vif.
ginia was the cause Of the burnings.
Mr.. Taylor will yet be sorry he com
menced the attack on the law-abid.
ing people Of Greenbrier county,
The West Virginia press ought 10
show Mr.. Taylor up in his true col
ors. Pass him around !-Fayette En-
terprise.
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CHAs. w. PHELPS

CHAs. w. PHELPS,
4 ttomry at Law and Notary Public, Point
n Pleasant, West Virginia Special attention given
Em4rch Sly.
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Sincerity isspeaking is as we think,
believing as we pretend, acting rs
We profess, perfefmingaswe promise,
and being as we appeaf?
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Somebody has observed that the
more girls are pinned back the more
forward they seem.
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|Isr Roby's.
pa her he
passed, when
Minnie Arlin
Of MIS- Randi
apprentice, and
tioned she had re,
hot wish to be u bur-
tier IN his pfesen.
There came also
.of loss of ,,ranarfv
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Can you think OF taking a dowerless
wifc?"
ooh, yes" earnestly replied Herb
ert, 81 would never have told of my
love had she still been as in days
gone by"
The old gentleman smiled a pecu-
liar smile, and said, "Yes, Herbert,
she is yours-you are worthy Of her;
but l am glad, for your sake and hers,
that | am not SO poor that she will
be portionless bride. Butyou must
let Minnie tell you the story"
Minnie did tell him the story, and
Herbert WAS unspeakably delighted
at the idea that he had won the hand
of the heiress Of Mr.. Arlin's wealth;
but Minnie laughingly told him that
her poverty had lost her one lover
and won her another.
Herbert was also a lawyer, but be.
ing poof and without influential
friends he had many times been
nearly discouraged; but now he felt
his heart become strong within him,
more because he had won the hand
and heart he had SO long desired than
at the prospect of q portion Of hel
fathers wealth.
They were soon after married, and
Mr.. Arlin's handsome mansion was
thrown open to the crowd of friends
who gathered to witness Minnie's
wedding.
Before the day arrived, however
the story of Minnio's ruse had be.
come rumored forth in the village
and Roby, finding himself and his
selfish principles too much the topic
Of conversation, found it convenient
to leave Belmont for some other felt
! Of labor,
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Terms ofCo,trt.

q free schools---charles +, Hoyg.
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FINANCIAL
RANK OF THE OHIO Valley


FtRsr NATIONAL BAsx o. wnrrI,ro
Capital. .............. .........O aSO,OOO.
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sALE.-

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, made BY r. L. GehrInR
aud Kate ,ehring, his wife, To me a. trustee, dated
August Sist, 1915, rccUried 10 the oGare Of he lick ii
The County Court Oi Ohio I ounty, West Virginia, IN
Deed Of Tut Book No. ., Pate .6S, | will On
SATURDAY, THE SRI DAY uFJULY, 1879,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sail At the trout door
ii the G UT House u Ohio county, The following de.
9rib'd RAJ estAle; A lle . Or parcel Of land lying
between Woods, fora erly Lee, and Iacon, formerly
Gtrnln, street,, Ia the sixIh Ward Of tue civ u
wheeling, bound d AID described rs follows; bS,in
niug Rt 4sLkr MARKING the uOrthebt corner u IOL
No on th" plat VI at addition 10 tue City oi Wheel.
Ing, pCknHw edged for rvcI,d by Beverly II, EOn, ex.
Q ltOr u JohI OF, deceased, on EOvemb.r .dIn,
lS66, aud ItCOrdCd 10 Uetd Book No. 81, paEe IS,
ihshre With the wet llne Of WOVIs street n 4
solth'rly direction hlteen Ieet " stake, thence At
right augles with WOVda street, aud IN 4 HUsu rIy dI.
ieciiOu one hundred feet 10 jacob street, thel CO with
JHCoI street 10 4 u%ortherly dIrrcfiol hit en ie0t "
the southwest Gunner Of lot NJ, s, adjoining the prem
! o hereby Int ndtd 10 b conveyed thence with ths
AMi b lint u lot No 8 one hundred itet " tho be-
ginning.
Inc title ia believed to DO perfect but I will convey
onl the utlO vested 10 me by laid d, oil u trust,
TERMS oR sALE:-0ue-t third and more / tins pur.
chaser % elecss cash on day VI sale, the balance In
two equal inslallmenIs Al six aud twelve mouths,
eNt enetd by u go,ia6le notes beariug interest, the
uuo " 10 retained until payment Is III d. iu full.
W. J. ". C0WDEE, sOliclI r. jSn2
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How often the soft lloSsy hair Of child
rem Is seen ctimped, pinched and curled,
and nothing Is SO injurious to the ultimate
health Of the hair as this sort OF treatment.
Wee creatures ofthree or four years, and
even younger, are arrayed In curl papers
by atEectionate and admirlng mothers who
are bent upon making the children
charming, and who do not stop to con.
slider how far they may be defeating their
own ends by the action, or how much
pain they may be inficting on the objects
OF their fond solicitude. An authority on
that subject says: "Up 10 the age Of six
or seven children retain what Is called
their baby kair," which Is injured, MOI
improved by cutting. In Its soft and deli.
cate sickness, 1t Is like the frst plumage Of
a young bird, and Is quite different from
the harslOr hair which succeeds II. II the
hair cnrls naturally II looks charming
dressed In that fashion, but putting Il IL
papers Is Ire to injure II and pull 1t out
by the roots. The use Of curling
irons is still more Objectionable; anythign
which tangles and Cnts the hair Is bad ID
the extreme, and It Is to be regretted that
mothers draw SO heavily upon the capital
Of their children's hail, instead OF using
the yearly increasing interest Of It's beauty
and value" One disastrous result arising
from the prevalent custom OF allowing the
hair TO flow unconined down the shoul.
ders has been in some cases disease OF the
spine or other Ills OF b kindred nature.
This has been attributed to the heat OF the
hair, when 1t is thick, and as the hair Is a
n~on.cOndnctor the constant warmth OF Il
about the neck and shoulders becomes a
weakening agency that betrays itself in
some miserable form. The scalp OF the
head should be always kept clean. The
hair should not be brought in contact with
very sharp comb teeth; It should be care.
fully and well brushed and loosely Coiled
in one OF the becoming fashions that
at present, without being injuri.
Gus to the growth OF beauty Of the hair,
or detrimental to the physical structure
in any way.-&. Louis Times Journal,
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wAsHIXGr0X COUNTY, "a.


Fruit PrOSpects-ReceIptS of H0gS-Sun.
day School Excursion from wheeling
Mrs. DIR. Cunningham.
Reporter Of Saturday Evening.
The prospect is good for a fair crop Of
fruit in %ashington county.
Three car loads OF hogs were brought to
the Union Depot in this borough, over the
W.. & W. Railroad, on Saturday morning,
and at once transferred to the B. so.
Road for the eastern market.
Mr.. Thomas Wright, who died near
Claysville, u few days since, leaves behind
him a valuable estate, consisting Of lands
highly improved, many thousands in
bonds and stock in tho First National
Bank Of Washington. Mr.. Wright sur.
vived all his children, leaving his entire
estate to his wife.
1t is announced that the Zane Street
(Wheeling) NJ. Z. Sunday School will
make an excursion to Washington on the
Fourth Of July, and spend the day in
Shirts Grove. It is not improbable that
they will be joined BY the NJ. L. Sunday
School OF this borough. Why should not
the Sunday Schools spend the day there?
lhe lauies Of the four Presbyterian
Churches, Upper Buffalo, West Alexan.
der, Elm Grove and Claysville, held mis-.
sionary Convention at tho latter place, on
Tuesday, and were addressed by Mrs DR.
Cunningham, OF Wheeling. The societies
OF these four churches have been for sev.
eral years supporting Mrs. Shaw and hel
little daughter in China.
W. AND W. R. R. REcRmrs-Mr. Hav
erstIck reports the receipts Of this road fol
Nav as fnllnwa,
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eaturday, July, be-, 1870,

and John Nolan aud Vthe sar, deisnua d, Inc under-
hlSned speciEI Commissioner named In said decree,
saturday, July, lie, 1870,
Commencing at 10 O'clock A. At tho in,n, door Of
the Court hUus VI Ohio couu y, West Virginia, ell
ut public auction The following described Parcels u
RAJ rs!s'e 10 the city Of Wheeling, West Wig MIA,
l. Part d tbs east b III Of lot No, Q Ia souare Is. on
the enrner oi EOh aud Ta ellIh streets, htiLg q IarRI-
leUETan iro"tin- about EXtI six feet along Twelfth
St|eel and about fOrty-Ona feet along ron SIeel, BE-
lB 20 much u said east half rs hunts on TWslltu
Slreat aud extending SVuthWnuly VI equal width
along E"n street about iUrtX zone feet This par u
may W EOl' ~ 4 whole UF 10 tW0 or N lie parcels, As
may % lound nost advantageous by The uude SSutd.
=. lne lesiuue " the east h,H Of lot No. y IN
square ID a%io'esuld, beng 70 much VI said east half Is
- NOT embraced IN the hnt parcel. Tue tS' parcels
soSve nisItlSned are bounced I'm Ihe WIS asSpecihed
10 Exhibit No. . IL coup aiuanI's I'LL which h a
copy o. 4 deed made BY /. 4 nIldrcth and wife 10
John Hola", dated september 4, IS ..
D. a parcel VI ground bounded rs follows; Begin.
nlng u tue southeast coIner Ot EiLh (uUW Eun)
street aud the extension u East UIiUn Iuuw
Elryellhl street; thence sOuIherly with ne d ,st IIue
u titlh street ~ teet 10 the northwest cornet u thu
public Seh!4l lot tor the III I'd Wand, anu With the
line Of sAld IYt eHstWArdly ~ feet u thu northeast
corner VI sAld lot Ihenre moth and par ,llel with the
nrsI ine26 ieet 10 said Union street, aud Ihrnce Ees.-
beginning.
n" Il y noI9a thlIty .tnreolS 5l ieet Of lot numbered
streets Ell. udihg back Of equal wIIdh 10 a stone all
o. Lot NO; !, square SO, III the busua Vista add
HOn' except III east part thereof, Hld east part fUut-
lnSEn o.. Charles Sueet tNenty.siL iOet, and running
ba / to Mis- 1. aveY's Iiue, btInY At lhs latter point
thirty feet In Width.
TER ~ oH sALE-one.thIrd OF the purchase money
% ; Is much more rs The purchaser msy elect In
mama, inc residue IN Equal I%nstillnenls ri 6 and q
months respectively from Iheday oI RalS, With Interest
irIIi that dhy, the purchIGr i've buni y IIh appruV.
81 l'crsonaI security for the deferred iustallnenis, and
Ihe ulS y be retained until pay msnt Of purchase
money IN full. DANIEL LAuB,
W. P. HUBBARD,
leI fpscIAl Commissioners.
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United States g oil 1881, coupons. .I0Tt
HeH I'3'''''',.'''':'"..".
New -Four and q halll It6X
SeN Fonr9 '.'''''...... .....-."..+
'urrepey
RAILROAD B~oNnE-StrOnG.
STATE BONDs-Quiet.
STOGE-SpeculatlOn to-day was charac ter.
lied by great irregularitv. Northwestern
shares were str my on reports Of liner ased
earnings und ross lX per cent ON commit
and X on pr 'ferred s. Paul was less active,
common riSin. 4 and preferred declining 4
per cent. Coal shares recovered from last
evenings depression and rose I<a2N per cent,
with u fractional reaction at the CT Sc. Trunk
line shares firm, especially Erie, which rose
y per cent on rep Irtt thIt James Z. KeRne,
WhOi i a large holder Of stick will next week
enter the directory Of the roaL. Louisville
and Nashville fell OF from 55N to 53H and
recovered toss.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 1900 were Erie. $4,000 Lake sOore O..
$40 Wabash, $1,000 Northwestern common.
$4,000 st Paul common. 2 COZ preferred, o.
NW ~lAckawanna, $500 New Jersey Central,
5000 Delaware and Hudson, 1000 Michigan
, entntl, l,40O Hannibal l. st. Joe, 2, 100 OHIO
and Mississippi, 3,lO0 Western Union, $4,000
Pacific Mail, $500 Louisville and Nashville,
1880 Iron Mountain. 1900 St. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern, 100 preferred, aud 1000
Kansas aud Iexas.
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TRUSTEES SALES,
TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Ludwig VII
helm, trust q, J.. 7. BfeekhAhit aud Louisa, bis vile
tome a trustee, dated NGvembsf % 3, 1915. froOtdel
ia Deed Of Trust BOX No Q, page 900, 10 the once q
ViFSinll, l shall GU
SATURDAY, JULY SrH, isy,
SSm1aepclng q! 70 g'elocG a. Y. At The front door Of Tho
GOtirt Huuse y Ohio Gu ", sell 1t public Auction
tue following Described property, tO.Wit.
a eete9lu lOt o. purcell o. ground lying and being
situated In tbs City VI WhtelIbg. Bednnlng o. . Si0nU
~ stake at the SGuthErst corner u d 0 iIle Of john
Mcclure, In \ deed made BY John MeLun and VIE 70
RiObert AADhall, dAtOI 0tiUbtF 1t, ISS, recorded 10
soeE =, PasS lSo, rauni1s west BY uerth .iEly.aV
Icet " stone thVi CO h6Fih sixI' eight I OF 10 q
et0le, tienCr wtSt seventy seven feet D. . Si0uo Cd
ne tontinuaii MT afsFt street srcallHi, theucH
along AI stree! teTtnty'slx Ieet to The b,gInn "a,
thefeto belonging
! believe. the lille To be perfect but will convey
ne u,le Vested ln ne nf aid deed VI l. u.L
TERAs 0p HALki- 0ne.thlrl and mnFO n the pur-
chaser " elttt " cab on Gay Of sale, the balance Ia
we t1GaI ihs Allnents, q srx aud S0lV0 month";, ne
liable nnies bearluR Interest 10 b. Z vrn and The
lIv retained uatLl payment Il made 10 Iuli.
10 = vy counyWS' y. tALDWELL, Trustee:
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"For months my flesh, strength and life has
been rapidly wasting under SnCclarine dia.
beteS. by medical advice I had used import
cd ViChy till its effect was spent. Learning
OF Bethesda and It's reported wonderful cures,
| obtained from It's protested agent in New
York, what he sold as the genuine article. II
did me II ogoOd. ~su>pecting fraud, l deter.
mined t" visit WauEcsha and drink from the
spring it'elf. Its owner assured me on my
arrival that le had then no agent IN New
York for It's sale, nor hHd he Slipped any TO
that city for Il long time. Drinking freely NJ
the spring, l began to perceive Us powerful
effects within tw nry.fOIr hours. The result
II It's continued use Is that | Anu now a strong
and Il well man."
tSigncdl J.K. GLExS.
We append the important information that
the sole ugcnt for the genuine Bethesda Wa.
ter for this State. as well as Ohio and West
Virginia, Is our we'll known townsman,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
lie will furnish the wat,r and all informa.
ton desired on application to him at his drug
store, 81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa
PGIcE-S0ccnts per gallon. = per 10 gallon
kcg, IS per h%alf.barrcl, $40 per barrel.
Pamphlets mailed free.
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Money FOcelVed on depOall.
Interest paid on special depoLtA.
= G Cas h.nEinS Business conducted with prompt.
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Toledo

ToLEDo, June - Wheat = Steady: No /
white Michigan 81 10; extra white Michigan
Sl1l;amber Michigan snot 81 II: June 81 l0X:
July 81 OSA No. 2amber Michigan 81 0S:
NJ 2 red winter spot 81 llK: June held
81 l0H; 81 lO% biz: July 81 0SX; August
81 CON western amber 81 l3E. C0rn-Stesdy:
high mixed held 2s1a29c; No. 2 spot SSKc;
June SS9sc; August 3SXc; No. 2 white 42c;
rrlec'ed SSc; damaged S3Hc. Oats-Quiet: No,
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CINCINNATI. June 7.-Cottnn-Quiet but
drm at lSc Four-Quiet but steady, Wheat
Scarce and firm; red 81 1Oal II. Corn
Quiet but firm at 3Sa3skc. Oats-PrIces a
shade higher at SIaS7c. Rye-Tn good az.
nland at full prices at $50. Barlcy-Quiet and
unchanged. Pork-Quiet; iobbing 1t SlO 90.
Lard-ln good demand; current make sos ::
steam 500 bid. Bulk Meats Strong at 81 90
cash; s. 70 seller July; a SO44 S2X seller All.
gust; short clear held at SINK Haoon-
Firmly active and q shade higher at 81 i2xa
o l21aa5 25aj 81 Ha55 81. Ilutter-Steady and
unchanged. LinSeed OIL. Steady with a iair
demand ut &c. Whisky-steady with a fair
demand at 81 o..
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P%rrrsERea, June 7.-PErRotrux-Quiet
crude SIZE at Parker's for shipment: refined
71c for Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, June 7.-PErRoLEuw-Market
opened quiet and weak, with sales at 8 Kc,
declined to 6Ga66Nc, advanced to 6sXc: al
which price II closed. khipments 58.OOO
barrels, averaging 5000. Transactions 40.
ANTWERP. June 7.-PErRoLEuM-2Od.
LONDON, June 7.-PErRoLEuM-Rehned 6X
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CHICAGO, June 1.-FlOur-Quiet and I'm.
changed; ,Wheat-Good demand and prices q
shade higher No. 2 chicago spring 81 OK
cash: o0XA0O1Sc July; 9SEc iugust No 5
DO SlaSlkct rejected &c. Curn-very &C.
tive and q shade higher at SGc cash S6Nc
July 37HaS7H' August. 0ats-In moderate
demand and higher at S2jTaSSc cash; 32Nc
july SONc August. Rye-FIrm at 62Xc.
B~arley-Steady and unchanged. Pork In
firm demand and prices higher at 50 62K
cash ~ 6Iha9 ~ July; s 77Ha9 so August
Lari-ln good demand and prices q Shade
higher at % Iha9 10 cash; $6l6 July; % FAX
g 05a4 SIX. Whisky-ACtiye and q shade
higher at 81 Oh.
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New YoEE, June 7.-Thtre was a fair move.
ment In staple cotton and woolens on account
Of back orders, but new business was light h.
day; cotton goods firm with o still upward
tendency. Prints qniet. Ginghams frm and
Lancaster ami AGlasgUw makes are advanced,
Mems wear wOolenG In steady demand and
firm. Silks rising, ~
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changed. Nour-Steady and unchanged.
Wheat-WOstern strong iOrs It and quiet for
futures; No. 2Pennsy lvanlafed 81 90HtNo. 2
western winter red spot Il l6A<al l9jS; June
81 loyal l6N; July 81 lSlfal l3X; August
81 l0al l0h. C,fn-Wegtern firm western
mixed spot aud June 43ssa43Xe, July IA
t4Llc; August 4iAs45e; steamer 42s42Ne.
0AiS-.NFn amt higher: western white at 87a
3skc; do mixed 80aS7i<c; Pennsylvania 37a
SSc. Kye-Quiet 1t 90 Gle. Hay-Dull and
without decided change. Provisions In.
sra pScketI Issi4c' Ess "F.rn At is. p.
troleum-Dull; crude &c; refuel7kc. Coffee
Very strong and frm; Rio atg0eS lial6c.
WhisRy-Duil Mt Al "a.
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philadelphia.

PuLApELru1A. June 7.-Flour- Steady
and firm western snperine 81 so; Minnesota
extra family fair to iancy s. 5Oa5 Is; Ohio
family good IS As; ST. Louis do fancy 90 Is;
Minnesota patent $3.50. Wheat : Firm
Michig n white In elevator 81 II; No. 2
western red elevator 81 liz, Corn-Steady;
heated on track 2OaS0c; rejected do Sla37;
steamer do S7a39c. 0ats-Demand active
mixed S5a36c; white western S7aS7hc; chotee
and fancy western 49,. Provisions In Md
prate demand, BeeI-Mcs $40. Hams
Smoked SItal0c; picked 7kasXc, Lard
Western 6Ka6xc, Butter-Heavy, cream
cry extra lie; New York State and Bradford
eSunty, Pa extra lial6c; Western Re
serve ilalSc; god to choice 7a9& Eggs
Steady; western lsc. Cheese Steady; cream.
cry AZ 7a7Xc. Petroleum Weak; refined
at7Kc; crude 10, ENTHUSIASTICALLY west
Urn 81 %.
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CHICAGO, June 1.-THE DroVers Journal
reports;
Hoes Receipts 1900 head; shlpme1s 1900
bead. Market generally. active and 6alOc
higher; common TO medium mixed S 40a
y 90; good to choice g 60a3 90. It Is be.
iteve'i the advance was owing IN the advance
In ireigha Market closed steady.
OATfLE-ReCeipts 1870 head; shipments
1000 head. Better feeling and more active;
81 S0a4 10; common 70 fair steers
8 s5a4 10; feeders and stockers g 76a3 6S;
Gatchefs' firm; c1ws g Oval Wi Texans
grasserS 81 4Oa3 10.
SHtEP- Receipts 800 head. Market slow
aud hclower; fair to prime 90 76a5 Vo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-09

CINCINNATI, June 7.-Hoes-Quiet but
trn common 81 50a3 Is: light S. 30a3 IS;
pacSing IS Soa3 SO; butchers s. SUas 90; q
lew extra at 1915. Receipts 70S head; sup.