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Notice to the Creditors of Taylor,
McGuire Il Coz
TNBE undersigned assignee of Taylor, Mcclure
L Il Co., hereby gives notice to the creditors of
said firm to present and file their claims at the
former Office OF said firm, 800 Front street, with
DR.. Justice, the bonk-keeper, who can be found
there every day, from 8 to 10 O'CLOCK am. DiStTt
buttons will be made as speedily as possible.
L. P. COOPER,
ASsionn" - r7oSlOr, Mcclure Il Co.
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RIVER NEWS.


The table and dispatches below give e fl
cial information concerning the weather and rivers
OFFICE SIGNAL. SERVICE, q. >. A.,
MEMPHIS. March D. 1919
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CHANCERY SALES.
Chancery Sale of Real Fsta

Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
No. 300. R(2)-ChanceryC Court OF shelby county,
c. McDade ct al, vs.. ]. A Anderson, administrator
DY virtue Of an interocutory decree for sale, en-
ID tered in the above causes on the 23d day OF
6ewed 9y 4 ISIS M % 5se e1 w dnG se
public auction to the highest bidder In front OF
the Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse building
corner Main and Poplar streets Memphis NOV Tax
g-District), Tennessee, on
saturday. March 10, 1870,
within legal hours, the following described property
situated in the city of Memphis (now Taxing Dis
trict), Shelby county, Tennessee. tO-yyit The east
lying on the north side OF Vance street. east of the
bayou, known as the NJ GabbeTt lot property, and
OF South Memphis; said east half fronting on Vance
street about A feet Inches and running back be-
tween parallel lines 200 feet
Terms of Saloon credit of and y months
purchaser TO execute notes with approved security,
lien retained, etc
r J. BLACK. Clerk and Maste-.
Hanson & Estes. and weatherford & Gilman, Att'ys.
ChancePy sale OF Real Estate.
No. 1892, R. ChanceTy Court of Shelby county
Julia W. woodward, adminlstratTix of +. n Wood
ward deceased, VS.. PherelIas woodward ct al.
PY virtue of an interlecutory decree for sale, en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 9th day OF
J9ne' 1915 ana renewed ana ln0dlned Eeo[uaLy ..
bidder in front or the Courthouse, In Taxing Dis
trict main street, formerly Memphis, Tennessee,
Saturday, March Is. 1879,
within legal hours, the following described property
situated In Shelby county. Tennessee, to wit: Lot
No. 4, according to the plan Of subdivision made
out In the cause of James C. Anderson. expaIte. No
2I03, n. r. D.. on file IN the ChanceTy Court of
Shelby county: Beginning at a stake 10 links of a
post oak marked A. Captain Meriitt's northwest cor
neT; thence south 40 chains to stake with three
red oak pointers; thence west 20 chains to a stake
with elm and four sassafras pointers; thence north
40 chains TO stake near the homestead whence
degrees west 81 links post oak, east 40 degrees
Outh IL links post oak marked A; thence east 20
chains TO the beginning; containing eighty acres
save and except; however; that portion of same
which has been allotted and set apart the widows
dover, to-wit: Thirty-seven acres of the western
being in width chains % links leaving to be sold
only 43 acres
Terms of Sale One-half cash; balan e In nine
months; note with surety, lien retained, etc
This February 10, 1879.
R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Ford i Johnston, Solicitors.
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Total receipts at all United states ports, 3,S19-
Ig5. same date 1878. tj27 .74; same date. 81
3,5S2,q 43. Increase OF receipts at United States
ports this year PSI ,45O bales Total stock at all
lime the year before; IN 1877, S52,04l.
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B E$8 e. 3$ti En- e. S S SsS
Maximum Thermometer 20 deg
minimum Thermometer 40 deg.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, March 5.-River falling, feet on
the 81 oals
CINCINNATI, March 5.-Rlver falling, Weather
clear and pleasant.
PITTSBURG, March 5.-RIver 10 feet inches
and falling. weather-Clear and pleasant
YICKSBURG, March D. River fallen two Inches.
no. / am. Down; Paris c. Brown, 10 last night.
NEW ORLEANS, March -Weather-partly
CLOUDY; thermometer, "a deg Arrived: Belle of
teau, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.-River rising, 10 feet 10
Inches in the canal. Weather-clear and pleasant.
Arrived: New Mary Houston Cincinnati. Departed:
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati.
CAIRO. March 5-NOon.-Arrived City OF Viczs-
burg, yleksburg, 4 a M; Red Cloud, Memphis, 8
NJ KehlOr, st. Louis, noon Departed: Grand Tow
er, Vlcksbu[g. 8 am; City Of Vcksburg, st. Louis;
and rainy.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Centennial, ST. Louis; Andy Baum, Cincinnati
Hard Cash. White rivers Coahoma, FriaTs Point
"a Richardson. New Orleans: osceoIa Belle, osceola
Mark Twain 81. Francis river.
DEPARTURES.
Centennial, New Orleans; Henry Frank, New Or
leans; Nlnt Shinkle, Cincinnati; Ed Richardson,
CairOs OSceola Belle, OsceOla; COahoma, FriarS
Point; Dyersburg, DyeTsbUrg.
IN PORT.
Mark Twain, Andy Baum.
BOATS DUE.
D0trn- Grand Tower.
Up-RObert Mitchell. George ". Cheek, Red Wing,
Katie Hooper Illinois, City Of Helena.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY
FHIARs POINT George W. Cheek, Stack Lee mas
ter, pm.
ARKANSAS CIrr-IlInols, John B. Davis master,
D pm.
yIcksBuRG Grand Tower, George LenOx master.
> pm.
ST. LouIs-City of Helena, J. H. SIKee master, 5
pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
OsceOla Belle-S9 bales cotton. Ills SKIS cotton
seed, head cattle, 10 pkgs sundries.
COahOma-26g bales cotton, SO bags seduction,
22l SKIS cotton seed, l 3 pkgs sundries,
Hard Cash brought out of White river 800 bales
cotton, steer, bales hides, 16 pkgs sundTies-
Marx Twain brought out OF St Francis river
% bales cotton, 1919 SKIS cotton seed lot sundrteS.
Ed RichArdSOn-l9S hhds sug NJ, 3S4 brl5 mOla5-
sesi I'll pigs rice ana sugar, go SKIS oats, 81 bTs
oranges and lemons p crates cabbage5
Andy Baum-205 brls apples, 5S4 brls potatoes,
80 Drls whisky, 100 bales hay, I4I SKIS oats. 2OO0
pkgs merchandise, 3 bales cotton, 20 ties ham,
horses, 36l kegs nails 80 trunks, BOB bxs glass
ware, los bXs axle-gTease, lO6 plOTs, 80 tubs
butter.
LeVee Paragraphs.
Business fair.
Packets cleared for all points with fair trips
Captain Stack Lee takes out the George ". Cheek
the boat that has the gopher painted on the wheel
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The following are the New York SPOT quotations
for yesterday: Ordinary, llsc; good ordinary,
( N lie; low middling !is; middling, qS4c;
sooa mIddllng. lOSsc; middling fair. II Slice. AT
1885, We ak 2 80, quiet 2l5, quiet; 4:I5, quiet.
sales, 3TS bales. Contracts, 800 bales. stock,
The following is the latest New York telegram Of
futures
651T6S- Yesterday. D1V BerOre.
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GENERAL TRADE.

The weather was Of the delightful spring
'sfr '-- -t 90 Et+ri ced a large number OF country
..r ce gave animation 70 the streets
and hrun~hs bONnns 10 the stores. In the produce
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Packets cleared for all points with fair trips.
Captain Stack Lee takes out the George W. Cheek
the boat that has the gopher painted on the wheel
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Above Low / Changes.
water. ---
STATIONS,
Rise Fall
Feet. inches inches inche:


LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. Bar. Their Wind rii Weather.
7:00 am. 3O.42 46 NE. Cloudy.
200 pm. 3O.4l 6S S.W. Hay.
800 pm. 3O.2S 81 SW. Clear.
Maximum Thermometer 20 deg
minimum Thermometer 40 deg.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, March 5.-River falling, 8 feet on
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saturday. 1Iareh Is, 1870,
ChancerY Sale of ReaI Esfafe.

ms FtDTuiTJ 1871
r. J. BLACK. Clerk and Maste-.
Hanson & Estes. and WeatheTfOrd Il Gillian, Att'ys.
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NEW YoRE. October S-Flour-Less active
receipts 1900 barrels; super6ne western and
State - O0a5 60 common TO good S. 50a3 90
good To choice 50 LOAF so: white wheat IS 50a
9 90; extra 0nio IS 75a7 Is; 81. Louis IS 0Oa
Z 70; Minnesota patent process 90 5Oas Is.
Wheat-Fair trade; receipts $4,000 bushels
ungraded spring 81 l0a1 26}<; No. 8 spring
81 22Hal Mk; No. 2 do 81 Zeal %: un.
graded winter red 81 2lal So; No 2 do 81 SO IA
S1x: mixed winter red 81 2la1 SO; No. 2
u S6Eal 31H; mixed winter 81 34J<aI So;
ungraded amber 81 3Oa1 80; No. 2 amber
8! gal 35h; No. do 81 S71T ungraded white
u val ~: No. 81 35al 351S; No. do, sales
O. 9!OOO bushels at 81 S61Sal SSI<; No 2 red,
October, sales Of $4,000 bushels at 81 $50
l S1h: November, sales OF $4,000 bushels
at 81 37al SSX; December, sales Of leo. 000
bushels at 81 S0al 40H. Rye-Firm; No. 2
western SIC. Barley-Dull. Malt-Nominally
unchanged. COrn-More active; receipts 100, !.
QUO bushels; ungraded Sassy; yellow west.
ern 5Sc; No. 2 October 55kc Did, 659Ec asked
December 65xc bid, 56s<c asked; sales OF
$4,000 bushels last evening, November 56<c.
OAts-Without quotAble change; western
mixed 81 1faS9Hc; white western 3Sa4Sc. Hay
Firm. Hops-Fairly active and unchanged.
Coffee Quiet and firm; Rio cargoes lSaI61<c;
JOB lots l3al8c. Sugar-Strong; fair TO good
rehning 6Ha1Hc. MolasseS-Quiet and un.
changed. Rice-Steady and In fair demand.
Petr3!eGm-Firm; refined 7Hc bid; crude Ga
Ic; United S0jGc,. Tallow-Firn and un-
changed. Ro'in-NOminally unchanged. Tur.
pentiue-Weak at 3Oa30Hc. Eggs-Quiet and
UNCHANGED. Leather-Fairly active; hem,
JOCK sole 22a25c. WOol-In good demand
domestic aeeces S4aS5c; pulled 92a44c: IN.
washed 9a3S Pork-Firmer; mess at 50 65a
80. Beet-Quiet but firm. Cut Meats
stronger; long clear exc; short clear exc
I1ard-Steady; prime steam So so. Butter =
Dull and easier western at 9a28e. Cheese
Heavy; western 7alOKc. WhYky-steady
at 81 9. ,Cotton-steady at l0xal0N; fu,
lures steady.
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FINANCIAL.
RANK OF THE OHIO vAI.TIl

FtRSF NATIONAL BANK o, wuErL,.
,Ooo
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PHILADELPHIA. October s.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm; Minnesota extra family
good $845a6 so: choice So 90; Ohio fair 50 90;
choice SO %; Minnesota patent process 81 62Ji
aS 80. Rye FlOur-scarce al 81 75a5 90.
Wheat less active; No. red, elevator, 81 38N ;
second call. unsettled; No. red, spot and
October 81 81 bid, 81 8SN asked; November
81 81 bid. 81 SSH asked; December 81 81 bid,
s. SSN asked. Corn less active; western mix.
ed, 5Sa60c; yellow 50aGOc; second call, hight
demand: sail, mixed, October SIC bid, 5S3<c
asked November 55c bid, SIC asked; Decem-
Der 5SI1c bid, CSC asked. Oats-Steady ;
western mixed Ssa3s Nc white SOC; No. 2 40c..
Provtsions-Steady; beef, mess $l2 50; mess
pork $40 25al0 so; smoked hams 9a10c; pick.
led 7NaSXc. Lard-Western tierce eHa6I<c.
Butter-Dull, owing to the warm weather
creamery extra 24a28c; New York State and
Bradford county Pa, extra lSa20c; Western
Reserve extra l7alSc. Eggs weak; western
lie. Cheese dull and weak creamery 10 IA
l0Ac, Petroleum steady; renned nc.
Whisky firm at 81 10.
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EAST tBEaTr, October s.-oAr4LE Re
eeipts to-day AZ head Of through and 6eI
head OF yard stock total for two days 4aI
head ofthrough and i,74s head Of local The
supply Is good and about equal to the demand
ThlFty.one loads Of good were offered to-day
and sold readily for The YORK market al rood
yesterdays prices The balance Of today
sales wefesix loads TO the retail trade good
TO extra q 75a5 Is; fair 70 medium n coal 80;
common Is SoaS Is. Total'sales today OlS
Oos-ReeeIpts to-day 1850 head total 10,
two days 1850; common Yorkers, 8 66GS 10;
best Workers . soaS 9oi Philadelphia, u Ooa
sHKEp- Receipts to-day 600 head; total for
two days 400 head; selling at little better
prices at o 0Qa4 Is iot com mon 70 choice.
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PERFECrLY.

There WaI once perfectly modern girl,
In perfectly modern ways,
Who AE perfection Ia everything
That haPpsned % meet her gaze,
Such perfectly lovely thing she saw,
And perfectly awful too, .
That none would have dared 70 doubt her word
sOPeaectly, perfectly true
The weather. she sid, In summer time,
Was perfectly, awful warm;
The Niuter Va! perfect, TOO, WhGn. there came
Some perfectly tOrrt6le storm. 900
She went 70 perfectly horrld school,
In perfectly h0TTid town; .'
And The perfectly hateful teacheTO there
Did things up perfectly browU.
Her lessons were perfectly, ieartully long,
Bot never were perfectly laidj
And Hhen she failed, a. often she did,
Her face grew perfectly red.
With perfectly heavenly Eplre;
And perfect crowds 90 there 70 hear
perfectly stunning choir.
The latest style Il perfectly sweet
The last The Perlectost Oui; &c.,.
The books she roadS ara perfectly god
Just here We raise doubt.) 49,.
A ride she tOOk was perfectly grand, ...
On perfectly gorgeous day,
VITA perfectly hobby friend Of hers
Who happened to pass that way.
The perfectly elegant falls she'd seen
WHEN on her way 10 theIake;
And the graphic description she gave IL al
W1dmply modern mistake.
The perfectly splendid foam dashed up
In q perfectly killing BtVle.
And the perfectly terrible waves came down
lnspetteety lovely pile, ,aissI 81
Knight COON with This apcrfsetl y',poom
And write 10 the end Of time, . : q 4
But tearing 70 wear your patience out,
win bring to 50 end my rhyme.
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Financial and Commercial.
Money ctlys-Goysrnnsnts oulst-stouks
Higher.
Flour stSady-wheat In Pair Demand
Provisions Active and Lower.
GovERENkSfs-Qulet and weak,
BAR sTLvHR -Sil 1874 per ounce


RAILROAD BONDS heaviest transactions
were In Erie and the largest advance was ~
per cent, In Chesapeake 4 Ohio tirstS, series
y, and the next2 per cent. In do currency
skies. The other notable changes were a
follows An advance Of " ID Kansas &
Texas seconds, per cent. In Alton and Terre
Haute income and per cent in Wabash
funded interest consolS convertible.
STATE 6EcURIrIEs-Dull.
eTocKs-On Stock Exchange speculation
was again very active to-day. In the early
dealings there was fractional decline, but the
market soon became strong and ph es I'D.
Vanced ka4 per cent. coal sharrs being the
most prominent In the improvement and Del.
aware, LAckawanna q Western making the
greatest advance on large purchases induced
by the statement that the coal combination
was assured. During the afternoon Granger
shares and Erie became the features Of the
howard movement Northwestern common
advancing az, ST. Paul common TX and Erie
! 4 per cent. Towards the close reaction OF
AalA per cent. took place Before the re.
action and near the close, Northwestern and
81. Paul common reached the highest prices
o. the year the rise In the former being
stimulated by the purchase Of 10000 shares
BY one broker. r ~ -
The Transactions aggregated 4S6 900 shares
n which l49 1000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
% 700 Northwestern, $4,000 St. Paul, 10000
Wabash, 5000 Lackawanna, $4,000 New Jer.
sey Central, 5000 Delaware and Hudson, l8,.
ooo Hannibal & St. Joseph, 1900 Ohio l.
Mississippi, 5000 Western Union. 10000
Pacific Mail. 5000 St Louis, Kansas CITY and
Northern, $1,000 Kansas and Texas, 10000
Iron Mountain, $500 Northern Pacific, 5000
Chesapeake and Ohio and 10000 indianapolis,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October s.-Flour-steady and
firm. Whest-In fair demand but at lower
rates: No. Chicago spring 81 16al 49,; No. .
81 0S9Ea1 0sK cash; $Ll0IsRl 1O<; Novem-
Der; 81 12I< December: ~ O9{ year; sales ct
81 079Eal cox October; 81 091fa1 TX Eoyem.
Der; No. 8 81 0S; rejected s6c. Corn-Un.
settled, active, weak and lower at 3saSsIfc
cash; S7Nc November; S6J<c year; S5Kc
January; 800 May; rejected S7Kc Oats
In fair demand but at lower rates at 27kc
cash; T1c October; 2sIc November; rejected
25a25Hc. RE and barley steady and un.
changed. Timothy seed stronger at 81 s0a2 60.
Flax seed-Pure 81 q. Pork active and
lower ut SO 40 cash; s. SOFAS sex November;
10 year; 50 sSa9 SIX January. Lard
Unsettled and lower at % 26 cash; IS 70a
57IH November; IS 10 the year; IS s0a
8 SEX January. Bulk meats steady and firm,
Whisky-In good demandand prices shade
higher at sos.
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C1Sc1SSArI. October s.-Cotton STRONG
and higher at exc. Flouf-Firm and I'M.
changed. Wheat.-opened dull; but closed
active, strong and higher at 81 I7al %. Corn
Strong and higher at 43a44Hc Oats
Demand fairand market Arm at SlaS3c, Rye
lin good demand and prices 0 shade higher
at 7aa76. Barley--Easier; No. fall 90aa5 Nc
Pork.-Firm at SO 90. Lard-steady and IN
fair demand; current make 90 lax. Bull
Meats-Quiet shoulders dull at s. 37LaS so
short rib 80 %. Bacnn--In good demand ut
n 23ae S7I<a7 ooa7 Is, Whisky ~ NomI
nally unchanged Of 81 o. BItter.-Dull
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1t is said that one out Of every four real
invalids who go to Denver, COL, to recover
health, never return To the East or South
except as corpse. The undertakers, next
to the hotel keepers, have the most profit
able business. This excessive mortality
may be prevented and patients saved and
cured under the care OF friends and loved
ones at home, il they will but use Hop
BitterS in time. This we know. See other
column.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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BALTIMORE, October s.-Flour-ouiet and
easier; western super 81 25a4 rs; do extra
S 0Oa5 10; do family SO 0Oa6 rs. Wheat
Western lower and firm at decline; No. 9
western winter red, spot 81 80; October,
81 S6kal S6K; November 81 s65Sal SEX
December s. S7Aat SIX. corn-Western
lower and firm at decline; western mixed,
spot and October 57Xc; November 65Ka
65Ac. 0ats-Firm and quiet; Pennsylvania
3Sa4lc; western white 8Sa4l do mixed 36aS9c.
Rye-Quiet at s2as5c. Hay-Firm; prime Il
choice Pennsylvania $l5al6. Provisions
Firm and active. Pork-Mess $lO75 Bull
Meats-Loose shoulders 4%a8L1c. Bacon
Shoulders 40; clear rib sides exc, Hams-At
llallHc. Lard --7c. Butter-Firm; prime
70 choice western packed lSal6c. Eggs
Quiet at Ice. Petroleum-Crnde nominal
refined 71Sa7No. CotFee-strong; Rio car,
goes 1Sa161<c. Sugar-Quiet; A soft S5kaSXc
Whisky-Higher and firm at 81 LOYAL Ii.
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The bid was merely a wild pitch and
amounted TO nothing, as 1t was cent over
the market, and all that could be sold
could be got for III cents. ,lFs5if
The bid settled It, however, and within
ten minutes Of t'sfibeeomine generally
known, November wheat went 10 like a
rocket to y! and 1871 cents, three transac-
tons being reported at the latter figure.
The news that wheat had reached this
figure ran around Change alley like wild
Gre, everybody wanting TO buy and yell.
ing like crazy men that "it meant 20 sure"
that "she was bound for 25,' the climax Of
the excitement being reached when 1t
was learned that the New York market
had risen between four and five cent?,
and that Liverpool had risen q couple Of
shillings more. VI n
The bears held on grizzly, however, and
talked about strained DEAL" but the
boys wouldn't have it, insisting that
sHE WAS BOUND TO 60 Up, UP, UP WITH A
HOOP LA,
and asserting that "old Yurrup" had
wakened up TO the iactthat there was corn
in Egypt-lllinois. f.s tGEst{a
"Corn be did, ;" said an operator large.
ly in wheat, that's where you dump your
money boy. Wheat will do, now | guess,
and pork Is solid. Money made in pro-
visions always sticks; wheat is a trifle
fresh now and then, but eornI sPahl
That's where they all dump their money"
Never mind, corn in Egypt and wheat
in Chicago-wheat in Chicago, my boy,
at dollar thirteen and a'goiH 10 forty"
"IS she, thought" said another. tNot
much, Mary Annel She Is now of colsr
exactly three. quarters OF a cent" %
1.-THE hill you say! Not for Joseph!'
said the wheat man. ~, gy,,>rsa
"Joseph, my respected friend, Joseph,
has nothing whatever TO do with the Chi.
cago grain market. He was once largely
In wheat deal in original Egypt, and
gave his brothers an interest In the deal,
but not upon Chicago business principles.
No Sfree, not upon, Chicago principles, for
we read In Holy Writ that Joseph return.
cd to each man his money in the mouth Of
his sack, q triaing discrepancy which no
p. be, or prominent business citizen,
could tolerate for an instant. It would
run him out OF the town, sir, run him out
OF the town. y y. 20 -, -ss.lfi
i"WhAt kindot time are!you having2
asked the Tina reporter ofia heavy oper
atot who was Just then approaching. l..
u Time? oh, it's regular monkey yer
4 sus parrot.kind Of o time. It's the butch
or, and the baker, and the candle.sticI
4 maker, and the whole misce llaneohs pub
liz IN one grand rush. They all want d
buy. BomeihingIto hold. No matter Wha
1t 10, from barrel Of old pork to bushe
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust, mado by Fannie
Bann snd Madison Backs, her husband, 70 me, a.
TRUSTEE dated the 2Sd day Of March, 1878, and 10
corded At the ONCE Of the Clerk oil the County Court
d Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed of Trust
Book Eo. Is, page $50, viii on FRIDAY, the nth
daIO tObeF 1879. commencing II 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Mlhe front door Of the court House Of Ohio county,
Wst Virginia, sell At public Iue ZION the following
zeal tst4ie piece parcel Of ground situate 10 the
CIV Of Wheeling, Ohio county West Virginia. aud
AMA's on the east aide Of EOH street, between
ELVt1th aud Twelfth streets, and bounded a fol-
ioEG BEGINNING ata point on the east side Of Eon
street orty.tWo (i2 feet north Of the northwest cor
Ge Of the N. =. Church lot; thenee eAstHRrdl{ 1t
nEht angles with Eon street. hbd With the southern
laS Of Iarcel Of ground belonging 70 Robert
st1nGe, one hundred l0O) feet TO twenty 2O) loot
alley thence soulhwardly and parallel with Eoh
street. eighteen ls teetS thence W6Stwardly and par
il.l With the first line, ono hundred (I0O) feet TO
EO9 street, thence northWarIly with the cast line Of
EOd street, eighteen (sl feet 10 the place Of begin
Ging There pr or deed Of trust Ia favor Of the
CtlIl1l Building Association No on the above de-
SeH6ed rdal estate, the amount Of which will be
aide knoWn on the day Of Sale
Terms Of Bale-CRsh.
GEO. P. LINCH, Trustee.
W. u, ,HALLEE, Auctoneer. Sel2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-09

. oEGAoO, October 8.-FA' DfOvsn' Journal

oucAGO, October s.-Ths Drovsrs' Journal
reports: ....... -
HoeB--RsceIpts $1,000 head; shipments
$500 head, Market ,hrmer and more settled
mixed packing $ 4oa3 90; choice heavy g O.
az O; light bacon o 4oaS 90; closed strong
all sold.
oATrLE-ReceIps 5000 head: shipments
400 bead. Good cattle stronger: shipping
stockeS In better demand; good % 86a2 90
feeders s. 00a3 Is; western Ihade stronger
but unchanged at g 60aS 90; through Texans
steady at 81 76a3 Is.
sHEEr-Recelpts / 900 head; shipments $40
head. Market steady and unchanged; butch.
en- e s6aS 6Oi top grades s. 6OaS 95.