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The National tribune., 1879-11-01
George III. Thomas.

The Nation had no better son, the Union truer
defender than this great soldier
Born IN Virginia, be was born into the United
States
His love, his fealty, his devotion were given un-
hinchingly TO the country which educated him to
defend her in her hour of peril
Singularly quiet and composed on all occasions
in his outward. demeanor he was yet man of yig
orous passions of strong impulses, thoroughly held
in hand by his iron self-coutrol No man who serv
ed under him out learned to trust him, and
ever better deserved or better repaid trust bestow
ed His mind like his stature waa east in heroic
mould
Cautious in judgment, cool in deberation-his
resolutions final and complete, and when the
time for action came the whole reserve force of the
man moved forward like the tide of an ocean.
He was eminently just, but not severely so, for
he had wealth of human kindness that tempered
the vgor of his intellectual decision
In reviewing the whole conduct of the great war
of the Rebellion let all praise be~~gven to all other
great leaders but it will be reserved for Thomas
only that truthful history shall declare him the only
General who made mistake
Welcome his statue, then to the group of heroes
that adorn our city welcome the troops of friends
mourning, yet proud that they assemble in honor
of the dead chieftan at the unyeiing of his like
ness and to pay their tribute in fitting words to the
great life he lived
The National tribune., 1879-11-01

tectyes IS counter to the genius of people; and
when the Commissioner talks hppantly of impartial
witnesses being trained to fasehood and perjury in
the er parte practice of afdavits he forgets that
he himself defeats claims upon the secret report of
detectives, without any notice to the claimant or
his friends with no cross-examination, no publicity,
and no possibility of examining these reports and
showing their falsity.
There are many experienced and just men employ
ed in the Pension Office, worthy to be retained in any
change but the character of the Office is derived from
the head, and it is marked by prejudice by narrow
views of the great duty of the Office and by desire
for dangerous concentration of power in one man
Mr.. Bentley wants the Pension A gences reduced
or abolished wants the whole business of payment
well allowance to be done in Washington,
wants the ZOO examining surgeons in vicinage of
the pensioners abolished, and new tribunals, new
methods and new men, alien and distant from pen
sioner and claimant to be substituted that the whole
matter may thus be welded at his single whm
and pleasure
All these projects are theories, theories without
reason, and against reason.
Let Congress apply sound, practical common
sense to this business as to all others
Give full fair salary to the Commissioner and all
his officers and clerks.
Give them all means that are fair and honest to
detect hinder and punish fraud. Prosecute to full
conviction every man and every woman who at
tempts to commit fraud on the pension fund--which
is not done
Deal Justly, fairly and firmly by the wards Of the
Nation. Remove the barriers which prejudice has
reared around the Pension Office let business be
despatched steadily and quickly, and let the rule be
in that Court in all Others that all men pre-
sumed to be honest and fair until the contrary is
proven.
Let Congress do this or any considerable part Of
this and they viii win the plauds of the desolate
and forsaken, who now shver and starve under the
dreful mismanagement of the Pension Office
The National tribune., 1879-11-01

Last winter Congress repealed the law requiring
biennial examinations This winter Mr. Bentley
Commissioner of Pensions hopes to get his Sixty
Surgeon Bill " made into law, which contains the
following provision "The Commissioner of Pensions
shall cause to be examined, by surgeon often as
once in two years, all invalid pensioners whose dis
abilities liable become of less degree than that
for which the pension allowed and he mag
cause any incafd'pensioner to be be eGanained bya
surgeon at such times and as often as he shall deem
ii for the interests of the Gouernmentp This legis-
laton, if accomplished, restores the old law with
vengeance. How will our soldier friends like to be
ordered up for examination every thirty days and
perhaps pay double the amount they are getting per
month as pension, for expenses in going to and
from the place where they are to be examined?
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An Apology.

We owe apology to subscribers for the
delay in issuing the number Of The TRIBUNE
This is due to the fact of our determination to Sc
cure for them the splendid statue of General Thomas
which they find on the first page. All think
will thus be satisfied with the late coming forth of our
nanar
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

NEW YoRK, July 7.-Cotton-Dull at l99s
al2Hc. Flour-Demand active; superiins
State and Western s. GNI3 so; good 10 choice
" 25aB co. common 10 good extra 81 00a4 00
white wheat extra 81 G5a5 Is; extra Ohio a. N
aB 81; st. Louis 81 00aG 50; Minnesota paient
s. 5OaS 90. Wheat demand active. receinis
los, 600 bushels: rejected spring SUasi Hc: NJ,
4 do 0S Ha95c; No, 2 do 9jca$i 90; No. 2 do
81 l0al II; ungraded do S3caSl 90; ungraded
winter red, 81 lGal 10; No. 2 do $fiSSa
l 2oH; mixed winter 81 17al 10; uneraded
amber, Kentucky, 81 lsA No / white sale
$500 bushelsa at 81 l0hal TX; extra do,
salss 10 900 bushels at 81 10: No. spring, sales
5000 bushels, last half of July, at 81 10; No.
white, sales 10000, August at 81 12,f; do
september, sales 900 bushels at 81 II 4; No, 9
red July, sales " 600 bushels at 81 17al Is; do
August, sales l2S,000 bushels at 81 l3al 1SJI:
do September, sales 49,, 900 bushels at 81 q &
al lSk. Rye-Firmer; western G0a6Ic, Mali
Dull. Barley-Dull. COrn-In good je.
mand; receipts $4,000 bushels low mixeG
at 45l1c; No, 2 white 49IIa5Oc round yellow
6la52c; No. July, 4SJGc bid, Axe asked Au-
gust, 45kc bid; 45Xc asked; September
48Hc bid ;41c asked. 0ats-Deniand active
receipts 81 700 bushels; mixed western IS "a
4Oc; white western 40a4Ic. Hay-Dull, Hons
Unchanged. COiEec-Quiet aud unchanged,
Sugar-Quiet bntsteady; fair to good refininT
6Ha611c. Molasscs-Dull and UNCHANGED
kice-Steady with fair demand. Petrole.
um-Firm; refined not offered; United 7lIc.
crude 5a64c; refined &c bid. Tailow1
Steady and unchanged Rosin-DuII and
unchanged. Turpentine-DuIl at &c. FgCS-
FitmGr. tork-Flrm; old meGs choice so T5:new
$40 2S. Beef-Nominaly unchanged, Cut
Meats--Quiet and unchanged. Lartl-Firm.
or; prime steam 50 81 1fa6 40. Butter-Quiet:
western 7al5Hc. Chcese-Seminally un.
changed. Whisky-Quiet at 81 051f bid; 81 o.
asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08
COURT SALES. 7JIE gS y
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
i Desirable Dwelling Houses.

+, ,u,,u,nee OF q decree InAdo 81 the Mnnleipl
n,ar " TheslIbs on the 2th day q AgEil 1879 I
W. s,uss 10 rhancTy 10 said C0afti pending Iherei
IL sa, uldlHE AsSS .rs sS III Sudsp
~ sorclIl CoIuuiaIOnen named In MD decree
tiIl Ou |4t. .~>
saturday, Ju1Sl1e, 1870,
,,,nr,,,rlns al 10 O'Clock A. at the trout door q
", G%Tt iIouSs d Ohio county, West Virginia. sel
,SsIIr auction lie following described parcels Of
y, ,.lSls 10 tue city u wheeling, West Virginia
huh ayi ,..,, -.
TGrtoi ihO EAST half Of 10y No, . 10 s1uaFs W %
M eotnrr d Eof aud Twelfth streets being tfal'
t,,', ib1nilbt about a ss2 feel along Twelfth
,,,,t md about lOrly lone feet along kon street. Pc
~ :, much Ol Uald OAsl half q fronts on EWelth
,lT.,t AID extending BOuihWarily5ol eqhll Nldtn,
nI1H .I ,aI a, ShoIs or II Two Of moe parcels, Is
N Is found lnOSt advantageous ~ the lndefsSnta'
The iesIduu Of the east hall Of lot No. 10
.,a,re Is liOTssSld, being % much o. ald est hI
!, I'd, embraced In the hnt parcel Tbs tWe PARCEL,
IN EISlGIt 30. s Vi eolnplalpant's blu which Il Z
,anT Of I deed made BY +, A Hldreth aud vile %
jo6n SOlau, dated SRptelnbert, lS2. ~
4 DatCsl u gFUund bounded ~ i0lI0NSi Begin.
bIas Al the southeast corner o. FIN lnow Eonl
grst and the extension Of East unioa lnoW
Es,eaIhl street, thence souLheTly Win the east line
q lhh s,rrt ai Ieet 10 the H0rhWet corner q the
roblir shiOl lUt Tor tho Third Ward aud With tho
M Of aid lot OastwRrdly iS9 feet 70 the northeast
o,nrf Of aid lot thence north and parallel With the
mi ur 70 let to sAd un0n street. aud thence vest
iii and parallel With the second line iS2 let to the
H. north ihlrty.lhree tS3) feet Of lot numbered
u Cd Market street, bolWsen Ninth and Tenth
acct, extending back Of equal Wltdh 70 ltOne wall
lot No. !, square 81, 10 the BpehA Vista add.
on except tbs rhS part thereof aid east part 'front.'
81 Charles street tWeuty.SlT ieet and running
al to Ms SsAyeV'S llne, being at the latter point
thirty lrti In width.
I'll" TEIss o. SALK-one.t third Of the purchase MONEY
,ni u much more rs the purchaser mAy elett u
h,nd, the residue In equal lnStallmenA a. and u
Nm IhIt day the purchaser 0ElTO bond with approx.
elyrOnA security for the deferred installmepIa aud
M tllr to VI retained until payment Of purchase
money 10 full. DANIEL LAMB
W. p. HUBBARD,
III Special CommlAsionerS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08
Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, July 7.-C4rrLE-Receipt,
since and including Friday last were 260I
head OF through stock and 1913 head for SALE
here; total for the week ending this day 2,6iI
head Of through AND l,4lS head OF local
against 4,6lT head Of through and 1850 head
Of local the week before. Most Of The trade
has bpen for ship. Sixteen loads were sold
for New York out OF the twenty-five loads dis
posed Of. The balance were for the retail trade
here, which Is slow. Indeed, prices are a
shade higher than the closing rates Of last
week.
Hoes Receipts 6,7G5 head; total for the
week II ,l55 head, against lG,lGO last week
Workers % s5aS 9S; Philadelphia 81 coal ia
SHgEp-llecelpts 1890 head total for Ia
week a,6O0, against 1900 last week. No
much doing In sleep yet Prices will b.
from 10 10 % cents higher than last week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08
.pARADIsE RECLAIMED
What Miss Smith Thinks of Bethesda
WaJeF,


Not long since wo published letter written
by Miss Sara 7. Smith, Of LinYood, Delaware
county, Pa, and addressed to Col. Dunbar.
This lady has addressed another epIstla to tho
discoverer OF Bethesda Spring, full OF her OK
preSsions Of gratitude for her recovery from
diabetes. we are permitted to make some
extracts for the benefit Of Others and similar.
" afflicted mortals always promising how.
ever, that Mr.. Jos. Fleming, druggist, OF Pitts
hgrgh, Is the sole and only authorized agent
TOT the sala Of this water in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and West Virginia We quote from
Miss Smiths second letter
Il cannot tell you how greatly am indeht,
ed to II 1.-THE water). After nine years OF pain
1t has brought me hours Of perfect ease, that
have been Ike Paradise.
my general health Il
good, while before using Bethesda had moi
slept, Without moFRhia, for months. Twice
each year since 1859 have suffered all but
the agonies OF death, and after each attack
was longer In regaining the lost ground. The
last attack was by far the worst DothesdI
relieved me and restored me to better state
q health than usual. ! wish / could 90 a
once 70 you and live on tho brink Of thI
spring." ETC., etc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Flour = Quiet
Minnesota extra family, medium to fancy
y 76a6 80; Ohio family, good, IS so; ST, Loui
family, fancy, So 25i Minnesota patent process
SSH. Rye Flopr-Firm at SICK. Whea
in good demand; No. red elevator ca
loG$ Nv. CoFn-Ilgood demand; rejected
track, 42a4io; steamer do, S9I<a44e; yellow
1850; sail mixed, elevator, 4SNc. Oats De
mand active; mixed western 81 IEa3s Nc; whit
western 3Oallc. Provisions -Firm. Hams
Smoked l0Aall Nc; picked SI<a0Hc. Lard
Western, 0Na8Hc: Butter-Steady; cream
cry extra, l6al6c; New York State and Brad
ford county, Pa. extra l4c; Western Reserve
sxtra, lGal2c Eggs-Dull western, loallc
Cheese-DpIl; creamery 5}1a6c, Petroleum
l@eQuiet; refined, 9c: crude, &c. Whisky
Steady; western 81 OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

shipments Of boots and shoes to places
outside oil New England for the week foot
up 80, Assesses, against 1923 for It's pre-.
decessorj while the total from Boston di.
rect aggregates 1899, against 640, $50 Of
the corresponding date OF last year. The
leather market, as q whole, 10 firm In
price and more animated In tone, for up.
per leather at least, than during last
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08
ChIeaEQ.

CHICAGO, July f.-Flour-Q Quiet aud In:
changed WhGat-Active, firm and higher;
No. 2 Chicago spring OaNc bid, 81 90 asked
July; 97c bid August; 05Mc Septemhor; No,
9 do $50 bid; rejected Zoe. oorn-Dematd
fair aud prices Arm; No. 9 high mixed S6Xa
$40 cash July; S7kc August, 37Xc BID
September; rejected SIC. 0ats-Fairly &C,
tive and higher; No. 9, SSaSSISc cash; s3Xc
Julyi :2sNcbid August; 279lc bid September
Rye-Firmer at6la5l No cash Barley-Dul
and nominal, Pork Dull at 90 S0a9 &
cash ; y s0aq sex July; "a s7ISal 90 August
30 81 1alO % September. Iard-Quist aSIG
weak; 50 OK cash 1uly;' 60 IS August
g Gkae Is September. Bulk Meats
Shoulders s. o.; short rib 81 eTki shor
clear 81 10 WRlsky-RiFm at$l 0G !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

.ESp osLGAEs. 1uly7.--Cotton-Flrm: mid,
ding l2ci low do IL sG; good ordinary IKE,
Exports Ia the Continents 1919; sales 100;
stock q ,S9l. Coffee demand ilir aud mar.
ket hrn; Rio ClrS0es, ordinary to prime, II
al4Ae. sugar-Qniet inferior to good com.
mon BAB5c; common to COOL common 0Ka
0Nc; yellow clarified 7Ita7ssc. MnlassAs-
Nonlinally unchanged iermentlhg at 2ta3Oc I;
common 26a2'C; fair 2SaSOc. Rice demand
lair and market tlrin; Louisiana ordinary to
choice ONa1Hn. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

II you will stop all your extravagaut and
wrong notions in doCtoring yourself and
families with expensive doctors or hum.
bug ppye.AllE, that do harm always, and
use only natures simple remedies for all
your ailments you will be wise, we'll and
happy, and save great expense. The great.
est remedy for this, the great, wise and
good will tell you, Is Hop Bitters-helieye
It, See proverbs" In another column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08
RAlumorn,

BALTIMORE, July T.-Flour-Quiet and
firm western super s. 50; do extra 81 OOa4 IS
do family $ 0oa5 49, Wheat-Western iirn
and active; No., 9 Pennsylvania red 81 go;
No: 2 western winter red, spot 81 1a; july
81 l91zal 12S&; August 81 05Xal 09X Sen
tcmber 81 0SNal 90. Corn-Wcstern firm
western mixed, spot and July 43Ea4SXc
August Atahai4Nci September 45Ia45Ec
steamer 42Mc. OatS-Steady and firm
Pennsylvania 4oa4ic. Rye-Quiet at 56q5sc
Hay Firm; prime TO choice Pennsylvaniq
$l4 00al6 90, 'Provisions-Firm, Mes Torj
$40 rs. Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders 4Ic
clear rib sides $40: packed 41Sa5hc. Bacon
Shoulders SC; clear rib sides C.. HAMS
Halle. Lard-Refned In tierces 7c, Butte,
Quiet; prime to choice Western hacked I0
lie. Eggs Steady with fair demand a
lo9l2c, Petroleum-Firmeri crude npmi
MAJ teilned HSatG; ColIeemFirm; Rio car
goes llNal4Nc. WhiSky--Firmer at ST O61I
| W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08
Toledo.

ToLEpo, July 7.-Wheat-Firmer: No
white Michigan 81 0s14; No. 2 do, 81 90; az
TIA do,,$l 10; amber Michigan, spot, 81 0sN
July, 81 05: No, . red winter, July, 81 OiSi;
August, 81 02; new, 81 90; No. s rcd, 81 0S; new
u 20; western amber, new, 81 0SSf, No,
amber Illinois, new, 81 O5. Corn-Dull,
high mixed, S9t; No. 9 spot, SSaSsISc: No
white, 1910; rejected, S5Ac; damaged SOC
Oats Dull; No, 9 August. 2j<c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

ftrrsBusaa, July 7.-PEraoLEuM-MarkOI
quiet; crude 1870 Of Parkers for shipment
refined at &c for Philadelphia delivery.
Oil CRY, July 7.-PErRoLEuM-The mar
ket opened quiet, with 701Sc bid, De,
SilIled u coke, at which price II closed,
shipmentS $500 barrels averaging $1,000
0NaBhd. ''
ASrwERr. July 7.-PErRolEuN-lsTf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

CHI. oaIGAeo, July 1.-The Droysrs JournaI
J. aoGs1ReceIpts 5000 head shipments s.,
4OO head. Market slow but higher; mixed
p p 8 6oaS 80; light, g 0Oa4 10; heavy,
oATTtE-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
2,4W head good 10 best grades s. 0Oa5 is
iair to good 81 o0a4 40; Texans e 6OaS IL.
sIEEr--Receipts none,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

NEw Yosk. July 7.-Business still light
with commission and iobbing trade quiet.
Cotton goods were very firmly held and stocks
were much smaller than usual. Medium
aud dark fancy prints are In fair request.
Mems wear woolens In moderate demand and
lirm. Kentucky jeans are steadily held and
some leading makes of doeskins advanced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

al per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3Ifat
| per cent. Sterling Exchange, BankeFs' bills
dull but steady at = so. Sight Exchange on
New York 81 S..
GovERHNRNFs-Quiet
unted states @ Of 1881, couPonS.
New
New tor and hAlta
HoE fouf1
currency
RAILROAD BoNps-Stronger; g. c. 4 /. c.
frsts at FOX; no sales OF seconds
STATE BoNps-Dull.
SroCHS-Tle market opened strong and
prices rose steadily to the close, with the ex.
ceptOn Of fractional reaction during the
afternoon, which was fully recovered, how.
ever, In the final dealings, and the general
List closed at an improvement Of Ea2K per
cent on Thursdays closing prices. The great.
est strength and activity was In 1T Louis,
Kansas CITY and Northern and Wabash. The
former rose per cent on common and OK on
preferred, and the latter Y per cent, tho
purchases OF these stocks being induced by
authoritative statements th,t the two roads
were soon TO be consolidated with capital
stock Of $40,0OO,OOO, half common and half
preferred. Louisville and Nashville WIS the
exception and fell of / n per cent, Illinois
Central u and Kansas Pacific u per cent.
NJ. Q. Mengis announces that he has made
contract for the purchase OF the Evansville
and Indianapolis Straight Line road, the road
bed, franchise, ETC., and Is forming an OrEani.
Lali0n 10 begin work at once,
U. Caldwell, member OF the Stock Elk,
change, died to-day suddenly at his residence
In Brooklyn.
Transactions aggregated 100, 900 shares of
which 5000 were Erie, 100 Lake Shore, IA.
900 Wabash, $500 Northwestern, 5000 81.
Paul, $500 Delaware, Lackawanna & West
ern, 1000 New Jersey Central, 1000 Union
Pacific 1000 Western Union, II 900 st Louis,
kansas City and Northern common, 5000
Vile aud Nashville, and 1900 St, Louis and
San Francisco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08
CincinnAtt,

CScIssGrI, July7,-C ottou-Qulet at l2IIc.
Elour-Qglet but steady; family a 76aS IS.
Wheat-New 90ca$l o. Con-Quiet at $50
SS11c. Oats-ln good demand at fair prices,
at SiaS6c. Rye-Quiet but firm ut 67G6sG
Batley-Nomtnally unchanged. Pork-Quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

CINclsxArl, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $s 90
aS 65i light s. 60aS 80; packing s. 76aI 90:
butchers 81 CO. Receipts, 1000 head; shil,<
mentS, 3l5 head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08
PROVERBS.

mo 9ne can be sick when the stomach.
blood. liver and kidneys are healthy, and
hop Bitters keep them SOL
THE greatest nourishing tonic, appe.
tizer, strengthener and curative on Garth
Hop Bitters."
at Is impossible to remain long sick
~ ont Of health, where Hop BltterS are
"why do Hop Bitters cure 50 much ~
Because they give good digestion, rich
blood, and healthy action Of all the organs
mo matter what your feelings or ailment
Is, Hop Bitters will do good"
Remember, Hop BitteHneYer does harm
but good, always and continually"
Purity the blood, cleanse the stomach
Ilnd sweeten the breath with Hop Bitters.'
Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in HoI
mo health with inactive liver and uri
mary organs without Hop Bltters."
Try Hop Cure and Pain Relief.
For sale by LAuoMLIS Bios. & Co..
Wholesale Druggists,
TuTs&w Wheeling, W. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08

Ian daily. Through ChicaEO eIpress IsSTes tonnhn:
except Sunday, At $40 r. NJ, With EeepinT ar
nptaShed arriving In Chleago at 7s0 next morning.
maa can ee secured in advance At Union Depei
~ Fallnans Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Car,
through Without change FROM Stebenyile Snd Go1m.
Gon 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81,
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, slcepIpr O.,
aecommodatO1s, and any iIrther iniormaiI0n, TnHI1
Y ~. J1S. n. BELLEVlLLE, Ticket Agent 4 PsS
MoSa Depot foot Of Eleventh street, or At CITY
uoketOmceI under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
8. N. FELTON,, JR., "
". L. OBRIEN, "a
,o,, den'i Pas. and Ticket Agent cOumbaA q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-08
.FlNANCE,,AND TRADE.
Money Easy, Stock Market Strong
and Higher.
The Graiu Market Active and Price,
HisinE-E1our aud Provisions Firm.
Now Yorlt MONEY ana stocks.

NEW YoRE, July 7..-MoREY-Easy at $
aiper cent? Prime mercantile paper 3jEa6
per cent. Sterling Exchange, BankeFs' bills
dull but steady at y SO. Sight Exchange on
New YoFk a tx