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Ladies' I'm Council.

Last evening, during the session of
Council, a large number of young ladies,
who were in attendance at Asbury straw
berry festival, visited the Council cham
Der, and remained some time, and listen
ed to the proceedings, with strict at
tention. 1t was the first time that ladies
have ever been present at a session of
Council.
AG0od Showing.
During tho month of May, the Chief
Of Police collected fnes amounting to
$lO6,08, and dog tax to the amount of
$13O.0S. This is certainly . good show
ing, and proves that the business in the
police department of the City govern
ment is well attended to. The money
has all been paid into the City Treasury.
still Another New Paper.
Arrangements are being made for
the publication Of new weekly paper
in Denton, Caroline county, Md, to be
called the Caroline Democrat. 2. P.
Steele and NJ. s. Mutchler are the gen-
tleman who will devote their brains aud
spare cash to this effort for journalistic
fame.
A Success:
The strawberry festival at tie Rodney
Street Chapel, last evening, was q greal
success. The room was beautifully de-
corated and the good ice cream and
large strawberries drew q fair crowd
although 1t rained. They will continue
this and Saturday evenings.
Perishable Fruit.
| Yesterday thirty-five car loads OF per-
ishabls fruit passed over tho Delaware
R.R. Twenty of the cars were oonsign-
cd to jersey City; ton to Philadelphia;
and one TO Boston. Most Of tho cars
were loaded with strawberries.
Hotel at Atlsntic City.
Messrs. Edwin Barr and James A.
McGrattan, of this city, have rented .
hotel at Atlantic City, N. j., which they
will conduct during the present sea-
son.
= Coal and Iron for Newport.
To-day four canal boats loaded with
coal and iron ore from Philadelphia and
from Baltimore passed up the Christiaua
for Newport village. ~ 5re sf
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Women I'm = law suit.

Esquire Hagany's Office was filled to
overhowing with people last evening, the
principal part ofthem being females, who
were witnesses in the suit brought by
Mrs. Sewers against Mrs. Wealth, for dis
orderly conduct. The alleged miscon-
duct took place on Kirkwood street. The
trial was rather long one, as q. r.
Pennington, Esq, appeared for the de-
fense. In the end both the women were
bound over to keep the peace.
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The "Floral,, Reception.

The second floral reception and con-
cert of the Millard Club takes place this
evening at the Grand Opera House. The
Mendelsshon Quintette club, of Boston,
will be present, and render several
choice vocal selections. The members
of the Millard desire all who attend, to
appear in full dress suits.
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The wi.shester Excursion

The unwilling of the monument erected
to tho memory Of the Confederate dead
at Winchester, Va, takes place to-day.
In order to accommodate those who de-
stred 70 be present at the ceremonies the
p. W. h B. R. r. Issued excursion tick
cts from Philadelphia and return, good
for three days, for 50. Also tickets to
Luray Cave. good for ten days, for SO.
A representative Of the GAZETTE will
bo present At the ceremonies Of unveil.
ing the monument. Four tickets wero
sold at tho ticket office In this city for
Winchester, but none for Lnray Cave.
A number went down from Phiiadel-
nhin
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WILMINGTON, June, s.
To THE EDITOR OF THE GAzrrrrE

To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE -
Respected SIR: I'm my communication
in answer to Mr.. Townsend, you make
two errors. One is in saying the "Lot-
terry Bill' was passed in $685." It.
should be 1852. You also state "three"
Democratic members of the Legislature
pledged themselves to the freeing of the
bridge, &c. 1t should read ssthe Demo,
cratic members, &C." Ihad as near as L
can recollect letters from most if not all
of them. With great respect yours,
FRANCIS VINCENT.
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The First Presbyterian Festival.

The F1fbt PrebbyteF1nm Febt1VaI'
The strawberry festival under the aus
pieces of the ladies' of the First Presby-
terian church, will open this evening, in
the basement Of the Sunday school
room. Every arrangement has been per-
fected for the pleasure of those who at
tcnd. There will be an abundance of ice
cream, berries and cake, and no one
need 60 away unsatisded. As the pro
ceeds nre for worthy object the festival
should be largely patr0nize, this, to NOR
row AMI Saturday evenings.
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If THE President is active about 1t he
might get chance to visit some agricul
tural show near Washington and get
back befoae Congress has another appro-
priation bill ready to vote.
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, m."', n.y. Perpetual I.o.,

!, ,S !, As,esiatisepo As,si'as Of r,', The new P.p.tu.,
~ .s, Market t.tssph .tses;pp @ building At Thirs
NJ Requested ssss is.sIss:; Ss:;.,, An mem
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PNrishablo Fruit.

Yesterday 16 car loads of perishable
fruit passed over the Delaware railroad.
Twelve OF the cars were consigned to
Jersey City, and four to Philadelphia.
The majority Of the fruit consisted of
straw berries.
A Barn Burned,
During the thunder storm on Monday
evening the lightning struck and killed
q Young horse and burnt the barn and
contents on the farm of Daniel w. Cor
bit in Appoquinimink I'D. 2i miles from
Odessa.
TAKEN TO THE ALMSHOUSE.
A crazy German woman was brought
to the police station, yesterday, and as
she was destitute and friendless. She was
taken to the Almshouse, this morning,
by officer Payne.
Letters on the probable success or fail
ure Of the peach crop have become bore,
few care to have them forced upon their
attention. Since 1877 when an entire
failure was predicted, but instead the
largest crops on record was realized,
all predictions have been viewed with
suspicion. -.-s.
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Paying tho Monthly Bills.
The Treasurer, to-day, Is engaged In
paying the monthly bills ofthe city's en-
ployees, which were passed at Council
last night.
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Sixth Edition-Latest news from the.
seat OF war. just arrived, Q splendid,
new and varied assortment of B cent
novelties at Adams & Bros, NO 504-
Market street.
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NOTICEA.

NJ OTlCE-Mechanics' Loan Assocta-
~ tiOn offers IOr sale 80 shares new
stock. First payment on the second Tues
day In May. Application can be made 10
WM. J. MOI.ROW, Secretary,
aptl.eOdtf All French street.
NJ OTICE-The Delaware Loan Assocla.
IN ton nov offers new stock for Raie.-
the Arst payment may be made At any
time to the Secretary. GEO. y. MARIS.
ap'1 COL Shipiey st., 2nd floor
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MaPshal at Lewis.

United States Marshal McMullin went
to Lewis to-day ,on the 800 train to seize
. vessel which Is reported to be lying
he e.
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Wiimllagton N ark ess.

WILMINGTON. Deb, Juno d, is1s.
quotations NJ The Brandy wine % Ills fni
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. q.
.'ennypacker 4 20. Corrected Daily.
Best ratsnt Process FlOur. 61ba 7.fb
CbOic6 Fanily..............,.. 326a 90
Supertine Flodr. NJA = 0O
Wheat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l2O
New toru.............. 49,. a
Bran Der tan. 10 90
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4. OR DALE-Loan Stock In the Ninth
4 series ..Central Loan AssOciation," !"
can be mad on application TO the Secretary
at /, per share. ID. T. HAWKINS. Sec'y,
my2E-4t 404 Market street I.
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Az ANTED 100 HOUSES TO RENT.
w -Owners CAN save time, trouble and
money by giving US full charge Of their
properti,s .. Our tenants ar6 70 we'll sele~t-
Cd that We are able to mahe regular and
prompt hettlemants. HEALD 4 CO. /
nay2i- we'd Asattf
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Financial and Com mmerctaa.

H.LaiN,. ron. DGl., June 8. i6S
l. u 81 stock quotations Furnished by
VIII. inet0n, Del. at IL NJ. to-day.
q ! altCK QUUTAIIOkS.
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HEALD & co.
BANKEnsk BROKEBs,
AND DRALnns IN II

STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT.
CAGES 4 COMMERCiAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. wILNI nozoN, DEL
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
lions. Tickets 70 and drafts ON 0reAl
Britain and other parts OF tbs world.
jams 1yd IS y n
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NV YoRK, August 1.-Cotton-Quiet al
ll%allhc. FQur-Hcayy; receipts 1906
barrels; Superfine State and western s. 65u
4 80; common to good 81 40a4 IS; good Ia
choice 81 sOa6 90; white wheat extra b 75a
8 25; extra Ohio 81 60a6 90; Minnesota
patent process S T5a7 20. Wheat-Aboul
nc lower with active speculative demand;
receipts, $4,000 bushels: No. 3 spring, Ole;
No. 2 do 81 o.; ungraded winter red a2ca
81 0Sl1; No. 9 do 81 0SXa1 cox; No. / do
81 @11; ungraded amber 81 03al OSX; No. 9
amber 81 0SXalO0 No. l do, 81 O9Xal O0X;
mixed winter 81 GAal 0SX; No. 3 white,
81 0d5al o.; No. lido 81 ODItat 10; No. / do
sales 1900 bushels at 81 llkal l2: No. 2
red, August, sales 12s,0O0 bushels ut 81 ODa
! O0Hi September, sales 14l, 600. bushels al
81 WI4al LaIz; October, sales 5000 bushels
at 81 cox. Rye Steady; western, 64c.
Barley-Dull and nominal. Malt Quiet, but
steady. Corn-MOderately active and higher:
receipts $1,000 bushels; ungraded Acc; yellow
western 47Xa4Sc; round yellow choice SOC;
No. 2 August 45IEc bid; 46c asked; Sep.
TENDER 4BjSc bid, 47kc asked; October 473Sc
bid 471Sc asked. 0as-,MOre active; re.
Cetpts 5000 bushels; mixed western 32aS6c;
white western 3a4lc. Hay-NOminally un.
changed: Hops-yery strong: y~earling lac.
CotIee-Dull and heavy. Sugar-Nominaliy
unchanged. MoIaSses-Dull and weak. Rice
Demand fair and market firm. Petroleum
Quiet; United 6SAa7Oc; crude 5a5%c; re-
fined Gas 1916, ItoSin-Nominally un.
changed. Tallow-EaSier at 5Na5 1876.
Turpentine-Steady at S6Kc. Eggs-Quiet
at SallHc. POrk-In buyers favor; new
mess S. IS. Beef--Firm. Cut Meats Firm
and unchanged. IArd-Firm; prime steam
IS is. Butter Dull and unchanged. Cheese
Dull and unsettled; western 4a5c. Whisky
nominal at 81 OF.
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FARM

Get rid Of the runts. It docs not a 10
keep m inferior animal.
Hogs may be kept from measles, trichi.
nosis, etc, by mixing a handful OF good
wood ashes with their food twice q week.
When the agriculture of a nation de.
clines, you may expect to see the "haul.
writing on the WALL" her doom is sealed.
The value OF a COW depends much more
upon the length Of her milking season
than upon the quality Of the milk given
for a few weeks.
For throat distemper in a horse crate
fine a small green wild turnip, or, il dry
give a heaping spoonful, mixed with
bran or oats. 1t never fails. Good for
cough, also.
Berks county farmers are troubled with
the presence OF weevils. The following
has been recommended as a remedy: Put
a number .Of gallons Of petroleum upon
the floors and in the crevices OF boards
and timber; also scatter several sacks O
rock salt on the floor.
Good hen manure from fowls which
have been literally fed is worth us much
as guano. 1t should be put into barrels
as soon as taken up from the chicken
house, kept in a dry place till wanted, o
little plaster mixed with it, and before
using pound up fine. Apply it the SAME
as guano.
For every hundred heads OF cabbage |
take a quarter OF a pound of black pepper
and put in q box large enough to sift out
well. Get into the patch before the dew
is of, and pepper the cabbage well. Twool
three times will be sufficient. The worms
60 through the leaves and die.
A PERSON who has tried it. says that a
handful OF tobacco stems placed in the
box in which the dog sleeps will entirely
rid him Of tieas, and that q leaf or two O
the same weed put in q setting hens nest
keeps vermin at a respectful distance.
These arc two more things tobacco is good
for.
a great many farmers make a mistake
i'll buying their curry-combs. They buy
them in the spring, at about the time
when they get a new hired man. The
proprietor tells his man 10 cleanse his
horses well. So the new groom, with the
new comb, scratches the horse up and
down, backward and forward, for Eve OF
ten minutes. l would like to see a horst
that would not get angry with such treat
ment. always buy my Curry.combs in
the tall-November or December is a vcry
good time. At that time the horse has /
very thick coat, and then there is MOI
much danger that you will scratch a horse
so badly that he will bite or kick at you
l know a man who always has horses tina
kick or bite, and | am satisfied that 1t il
his own fault. He ticks and kicks hi
horses more in one week than | do mint
In five years. l advise those who want Il
buy hoHe-brushes to buy the best they
can get. Eleven years ago | bought
brush that cost s. 50, and It is as good ye
as it was when l bought 1t. "The best il
always the cheapest
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~PmLADELFnlA, August 7.-Flour-Quiet,
except choice and fresh ground Minnesota.
which demand full rates; Minnesota extra
family, good S. SO; choice IS IS; fancy
SS1H: Ohio family, good IS so; st. Louis
fancy 50 co.; winter wheat patents in lots
S 62Ha6 50; Minnesota patent s. So. Rye
Flour-Unchanged. Wheat-Flat; western
rejected 81 %. Considerably better, saiI
mixed, on track, 41c; yellow 4Sa49c. Oats
Demand active; old musty stained S4Ha35c
white western 38G26Lc. Proyisions-Nrmer.
Beef-MeSs So. Hnms-Smoked IOlIOHc
picked SNa0C. IArd-Western CACHE. But
ter-Firm; creamery extra l7al9c; New York
State and bradford county, Pa, extra l5a
l6c; Western Reserve extra l2al4c. Cheese
dull; creamery 5a5Ac. Pctroleum-Dull;
crude 5}5ci refined SIC. Whisky-Firm
western 81 OK,
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YOpKNow ANnrnE poG.

One night, far Eelrie Of the yrkaome daT.
A InAn, all hastie Ia his hOmeWArl hiIht
Along the sidewalks picked bis darEened way,
And cured the ruta, the street lamps, and the night
Down on his head his hiatt he puld on tight;
Ills stole was Ia his pockets, and his pace
Grew slower . the gglAmpI n1Dck'd Ills sight,
WhyI2 Shyntd the Htafs upon h4 awkward ratS.
NJ ItnorLall' mai" he hydF-fe'er i've In such
II iortunEd, out Of the nearest gate,
A raIuplHE iste dOg rushed suddenly.
with salvage voice, full greedy and sIate
Seeking what man he might nip gu the ally.
EltsGones tho man belAted hs did spy,
And rushed to have attOncs him by the leg.
But TO the pray Whenaehs TiEeWm0Fe N.Y.
The man reached the hip pocketOtihS StaTbOaFd leg,
And with the sight amazed, the dcEg begtn 10 6es. =
Low down he Crouehed at the man bis icete,
And would have lyckt them with his iaWnIng tong,
But he, AnraB'd, his suppliant back did boat, "
Aud warmed 1t 10 him Cheareful right along,
Whyles startled Quiet heard bis troubl'd song.
"By Jocks tho man hayd, we'll nigh to deth
Scared was l by thy iGaFtull clanOruuS yeip;
And | will lift thee once, WhyleI | have breath
EhelP!'
With that he drlWOth hack0 bis dexter ioots
Ana much the dog did marvel at It's die,
bFoadl aud tell long ,,lnlf graH6tltkea Footet
With loud alarm be ala the nyt With cries.
Aud like q dove hSiOFe q iaplc6u lles,
But that SRyt loot It sWeepllhe IL along
And Just about anidshIpN llItelh him;
And rlisoth him with shTiekeS, the clouds among,
TIL lost he " to view, far IN the ether dim.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 7.-Flonr-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Western barely steady
and lower; No. Q western winter red Poland,
August 81. O7Xa1 OK; September 81 OSNa
l 0SA; October, 81 09a1 OK. Corn-West
ern firm; western mixed, spot and August
l0a46Nc; September 46ssa46Xc; October
473Sai71c; steamer 4SIfaI3aSc. 0ats-Quiel
md steady; western white, 37u3SIfc; d.
mixed Ssa37c; Pennsylvania 37a3S1c, Rye
Dull at 56a5sc. IIay-Quict; prime L
choice Pennsylvania $l3 OOal4 20. Pro
visions : Steady and unchanged. Butter
Steady; primo TO choice western packed Ia
lac. EgS-Actiyo and higher at llal2c
Observation-Disclosures. CofTee-Dull; Rit
carSoes llKai4Hc. Whisky Lower a
81 08Xa1O7.
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CIScrnS&rI, August 7.-CottVn-steady a
l0Ac. Flour-Sieady with fair demand
Wheat-pemand fair and market firm; rec
and white 92a97c; receipts, $1,000 bushels
shipments. 5000 bushels. Corn-Firm ant
not quotably higher ut SSfaSOc, oats-lI
fair demand at 27a3uc, Rye-In fair demant
at AaSSC. Barley Dull and nominal, PorI
Dull and prioes o shade lower; round lot
$3.50 bid; IS 90 asked. Lard-Dull ant
lower; current make IS 40. Bulk Meats
Dull; shoulders s. Is; short rib s. % bid
4 80 asked; short clear scarce at 81 60a4 So
Dleon-Sicady at $39Oai 0Oa5 l6a5 20. Whis
ky-Dull ut 81 0S. Butter-Quiet and ur
changed. Linseed oil-steady and uuChang
cd al CSC,
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CalCAoo, August 1.-The Droyerp' Journal
reports:
HOES Receipts $500 head; shipments
1900 head. Steady and unchanged; mix.
cd hacking, s. 06n3 IS; light bacon 50 Goa
3 50; choice heavy, s. 4OuS 60. Some mixed
packing left over. +
CGrrIE-Receipts $500 head; shipments
! 1000 head. Several buyers export cattle from
here; market strong aud u shade higher al
81 SOa5 OK; shipping l0n15c higherat 81 sOa
1 90; butchers steady and scarce; feeders
and stOCkets in fair demand at s. 10 for Col.
nHdo and Texans; s. 5Oa2 IS for Nebraska
and Texans.
sHEEr-Unchangcd.
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AlIeghcnT Cntnn.

EAST LIBERTY, August 7.-CArrLE-Rc,
ceipts to-day were IS head through and 2Sl
head for sale here; total for three days 1871
head through aud 1850 head local; all sold
tout but five loads Just arrived, apd five
shipped on for wanto Of buyers for their class
over 1900 head. Prices have been about "
higher for gpol 10 prime, aud Lc on common
all week; best 81 T5a6 90; fair 70 good 81 00I
"a 76;common s. 95aS 70.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1880 head; total iOI
three days 6,l60 head. Workers s. 45a3 50.
philadelphias $ 60a3 IS.
SHEEP-Recelpts to-day 300 head; tota
for three days $500 head; selling at s IS
Ia so for common 70 exLrn.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August T.-Flour-Qpiet and uu.
changed. Whlat-4ctiye but lover No, 2
Eed9aHD;No 9ChIcago GpriHg Kc cashi
Ss3s 3. s Isl y! peisc.o sS Sse' 1 cSTp e.AaaSS snS
drm ut 83jSaS3%e cash; S4kc Septombcr;
|HHc October. ~oas-Steady aud In fair de-
mand at 235SC caAh, September and October.
Rye-Steldy aud unchanged. Barley-Dull
and nominal. Pork-DulL. weakand lower ut
g l0aslS hiSs12Xasl5s September ss17h
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nnIsnn

!roLEDo, August S.-Whsat-Dull; No. 2
white Michigan OsC; extrad 10 81 02IS; amber
Michigan spot 0Sc; No. 2red winter spot 600;
August OSISe; September CSC; No. b & N,
red aShct rejected WabAshglAc; western am.
bet9sc;. No, amber Illinois g0Lc. Corn-Dull
and higheri mixed 37Ac; No. 2 spot 871fc;
August held at S7Hc. oats-Quiet; No. 2, 26c.
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NV YoBE, August 7~.-Jobbtng trade more
active and business fair with commission
houses. Cotton goods are In moderate request
but steady. Low grades bleachsd Cottons and
Light brown sheCtings are largely sold ahead.
Prints are In moderate demand. GinRhams
and dress goodsare fairly active. Mems wear
woolens quiet Shawls are In better request.
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On CffY, August 7-PEtnotEuM-Market
opened Ct coke bid; adyancedand closed at
l0c Shipments $4,000 barrels, averaging
5000 hafTe& Transactions 1900 barrels.
PTFTsBuEsH, August 7.-pEFRoLEuM-Qulet;
crude Zoe at .ParkeF's for shipment; re.
fined exc for Philadelphia delivery.
ASIwEnP, August I-PErRotEuN-Rehned
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/ AN1W AbAAf AkAAAlN Nc
easy at 2haA per cent? closingRt ~. Prime
mercantile paper 3a4 per cent Startling Ex'
change weak ct 81 s2i sight exchange on
New York "a s3A.
GovERHMESTs-Quiet and weak.
United stAtes @ Of 1881, oOupOrB, ....,....,...,..,,.. ,.l0ltt
NeHt Illfe S.'.,r.',.,. .r.. ".. .",', ,.'s4,,..,. ...,....4.
n0H fouf and q hAh ......u. .a.Ata.lo6N
EeN FOUR, ....a.t.,aa" W
currency bixN ...........r..,, .....lu
RAILROAD BoNps-Genenlly firm.
SrAFE BoNDs-Dull.
srOcEs-The market today was irregular
and somewhat unsettled, owing to sales for
account Of those DESTROYS OF realizing profits.
In the curly dealings prices fell oil, but sub.
sequently recovered. During the afternoon n
weaker feeling set In, with a decline In which
coal shares were most prominent. At the
close the general market showed q decline Of
tSalk per cent. Telegraph shares were ex.
ceptiOnally strong, Western Union advancing
2k and A. 4 P. Telegraph 2 per cent OH tho
days transactions.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which 6,SOO. were Erie 5000 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern, $1,000 ST. Paul, 1000
Ohio and Mississippi, 5000 Wabash, $500
Union Pacific, 1900 Delaware and Hudson,
1000 q. C. 81. c., 1900 Hannibal and st.
Joe, $1,000 lAekawanna, 10000 New Jersey
Central, 500 Michigan Central, 1900 Morris
aud Essex, 5000 Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western
Union, 1000 Kansas and Texas, 1900 st,
Louis Kansas City and Northern common,
1000 preferred, 1900 St. Louis aAd San Fran.
cisco, / 800 Frankfort and Kokomo, LOO
Iron Mountain, and 2,lO0 A. T. Telegraph.
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PROPOSALS
chr ctEIE's osytcE.. /

~ CRY CLBRKa OtficGL |
wNEELixO, ". VA, Aug. 6th' 1872 !
,,.J u~ropa,lls viii he received at the Once Of The
:, ,tiI,E uuuI TUESDAY, AUuUsri2fIi, lsIO,at z
cC'"Igsg y u, for the TrFooabg o. the second Haid
VIZ The Ge,, quality VI Pine ShlngiOs, 70 b laid
~. IA ope.bali iurhes TO the weather. AlbO, bids
i"t H. be.t quality u TIN, elats sod Iron Ro?hng,
,iLii, ole 80 much per euAle. Bids q b addlt4-
n Ia t6s Chairman Of the COMMITTEES 90 Markets. Iho
j On Markets reserve the Tisht to rOjeetau any
IN, IN KIM. Tor any Information, enquiiO Of N. Ed
'A'l' T. LARElN,
al Chairman Of the Committee on Markets.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, August LECTION Quiet al
ioNci tnlddlinE IOHc;low do 10Tc; goodor.
binary 0Ac. Net receipts 40 bales; exports u
Treat Britain LOO bales; sales 1925 bales;
stock 2,G3S bales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-08

ase0 October. IArd-Dul weak and lower
at 8 S2lls5& August and September IS $50
10 SIN October. Bulk Maits-Dull, weak
and lowefat g SSa4 e6a4 50. Whisky-Steady
and unchanged at 81 o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-08
GENERAL NorIcEs.

NorloE- a-@-a y
tNN,asl /, hereby given that from aud tita this %
a august, 1917, shlll tiFrT Cd tbe bharpasda.
,gl and drug business At my old stand, 0dd re-
",, sulldlps, on the 'ou.hSsi corner Of chhPhns
.,J rTelnh streets, Wheeling. ". Va, a. aEsn. foE
VA. Il. siursou, trustee DC.
.uI hb4UEN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-08

Ign dElJ. Through Chlcsso express ICaTeS ColufSba:
10y ~ except Sunday, u so r. NJ, With S~leopIne nj
1btIASned, arriving In Chicago al 7.S0 next morning.
Pfsta.a en- % secured In advance At union Depo,
Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Gu,
saa'9sh ytiho1t change from Btsb09YIll0 aud Calum.
y gnelnnAu, Louisville, indianapolis and 81
For through Tickets, Baggage Cheeks, slOspIns q,
1eomnodauonst nd any further iniormatIon. Spnlv
e US y. BELLEVlLlE, Ticket AGENT Il fSH
Tsaaie Repoh foot o. Eleventh sired, o. a CITY
'EAe'"mee' under hGLur0 HonSe, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
Genl Manager, Columbus, o,
3. N. FELTON,, u,
v. L. ORRIEN,
,o,. a'nl Pas. and Ticket Agent cOlumbus, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-08

%CfNclNEATi, August 7.-Hoes-Dull com,
mon 81 70a3 %; light s. I5a3 90, packing
- S0G3 10; butchers s. 6OaS GO; receipt
1921 head; shipments $40 head.