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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24
In. PLUyER Attorney.at Law, PittsDurg, Penn.
SALE
K OF THE
NEWCASTLE AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD,
UNDER FIRST MORTGAGE
IL -III.Ile.


whereas The Castle and Franklin Railroad Company.
aeopoaton the state Of Penney aid o. The ~ ar'
an, bradley Of CITY OF Piusburg, Penn IN trust for he
use benefit and seSGy ot e gonGhCS S S ono i s ,a %
co rng OF deeds. MORTGAGES DC, III ANA Tor the county Oh
L,"egs Sb'e 81 7 a 5a Zoo and Sol ana in The
6fce recording of deeds mortgages &C. IN aud or me
pages is 2i9 go 25 252 2j5 and ga ana in vol g. pages
And whereas y he terms Of said mortgage il is PROVIDED
ca.lle ana FISnKm Railroad Company should make
default or refuse or neglect OF omit ior any any
semi annual the INTENDED TO be thereby
after demand made make default reiI'e II,
or omit pay principal OF sad bonds as they become que
Tor any period exceeding continuous months then IN either
The majority the holders Of said bonds then out
standing outer upon anu take possession OF sa sv
an in r T o.session OF said railroad upon
written request OF IKE majority OF t1e holders OF Sd
tate real ann personal corporate rghs it@heh's a pia
And Whereas. Tho sai New Castle and Franklin Ralreai
Company have made default IN ne payment Of the interest
OF said bonds. since February, 4. D., 1877 49,,
bonds hevs m WI ing requested the trustee take
session sell the same, in accordance with
ThereSre T. Aie1anier Bradley Trustee aforesaid by
virtue OF the power vested In by the terms o. te af
moresge 90 hereby give notice thSt W Oh is7
cy Of Ps5arg Comfy Acgheny state ot Pnnsy
yaIla soil at public sale. the highest and best bidder
the following described Railroad, towlt, All thar Ger
lin Railroad Company, and known as the Newcastle
aud Franklin Railroad, extending from a point IN
tie CITY OF New Castle County u 9wreuce state OF Penn
syyaua 10 point % stoneboro County, Of Aer
Ger OF Pennsylvania, distance OF about ofy iO
AL the Additions, Sidngs branches and
nrnouts thereof and all Lands. Rails. Bridges, Fences
Rights of Way Workshops. Machinery, cations, Olees De
nos Depof GTounds Engine Tracks, and an Lands
eDee nts ana whatsoever belonging TO sad
Railroad Company TOge Their with al the Rolling STOCK, va
eriss Equipments FURNITURE, and all the corporate
rights privileges and franchises. aud all streets ways a"3
M water-COurses, easements, rights Hp
critics privileges herelitaments ana appuIenance ana
ali me estate right title interest property. claims 'u ue
mand Of every and kind whatsoever belonging I" SAID
Railroad COMPANY
TERMS CASH. A BhADl.fs1, lluSDee,
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street vendors which s, s60dsSO per heal Shetland
Ponies can be 20 per head Indian Ponies at
slOOa and Canadian ponies at S72as5O per
Canada breed carriage Horses were
received stOddard Of the United states bonded
Stables arted in short timo gentleman la LiV
erpOol for his priyaIeuss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24
ruRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON June 25-l23Op. m.-ConsO ~ Tor money and
or foy me L. = per cent bonds lO4 ~ 2 per
1854 New hyes lOJa4; iIe fsuiHay shsIt
.sas: Illinois Central. So II. NewJersey central JS'2 .
I0Nu0S June 23-l3O p m-Erio RAILWAY shares. ~
pus alvoes quote per cent Tentcs al l4o francs 10
ceutimcs for the account. ooz
LONDUs June $3.50 J. Mine htl way sL'IeS' ~o'S'
New Central cousols. 96'2
LONDON. June % 4 j. nlkIle hal"ay sitItS IheI'le
INTO inc B~Ah o. Ls4si-I
OIL balance TO-DAY 95lOCO.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ter North Rieer Vessels and Rattr9Ii'
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. June %, 1869.
MONpAY. Juno 3. ls70.

ASHES Quiet and unchanged
C'EFEL-sio a. light demand b1t firm for Fair and
ahrt bui rather weak for OuInafy Ordinary 70 Prime
tafc0-s ll0i4 &c; sales 1000 bags eK Haley" private
toms also taken cut Of stock, 200 bags - EanoA ck
lOll bag, eN oilers" l53 bags OK do 20 bags
DO. 2tt bags do 1900 Rio, DoOati 5z5 bags
haItl, % II Blanchard private
eua also sale 81 ST bags Ober- on PRIV ate terms;
eO - s2i bags; Mid crates quiet and unchanged
COI1ON-spOt COton quiet a. llgc advance sales.
+4O ts .52 saturday evening" including lfbb TO- eN
port ami zSO oT snung 700 bales delivered on con
taC Receipts Al the ports Today. l@6 bales against O@2
us day Ast week, aud oso Last year since September
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44Oo472 bales asains, 4loc2io bales during the
time last season
STAINED.
ID Ordinary .........llsis Low Middlng...-.

GOod Ordinary .........lISis low MiddhnR-..-.IIs
Ordinary llVis MiddlnR
Futures irregular July opened points higher but
the close decline OF points trade moderately
active sales saturday evening 1900 bales IodaytTst
Cal-June l2.6i 1853 july 1865 August l276. l274
Septemher 10 81. October i 90 Ga. December ll6
10; total $500 bales Second Call-July 1890 August
l2le; october ll6O l6l; November ll20 llls Deem;
Der January Ia total D. 100 bales Third Call
July 1890 1249 August 1862; September l245; October
II 81 total goo bales Also TODAY July at l255d
1856 August. l2.62dl2.76 Sepfemher 1242dl260; oc
tobeI, lt55Gl17O; November. ll1{dlL22j December
1l.U9dl 10; January, lilo: total $1,000 bales;
total. 80 100 hales. EmImres clnsed hareN steadN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

Texans 80 1898 90 Cows s2as2 10 Bulls 81 6ods2 80;
Scallawags sold poorly.
sIiERp-Iieceipts 1000 head market nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

HE IITkots 40 lie london Stock fXchanFe To-
dar were adj higher. ConsOls recovered 10 97ls,
both for money and account. In United States
bonds there was an advance OF Il each for new 5s
and 10 per cents to 1O53i and l0Sll respectively,
theneW IS gaining lsa. 104ls. IL American railroad
sccur the Erie ISSUES were buOyant, the common
sfork advancing L 10 2S7s the preferred y to J3,
and second consOls i "A 10 II. Illinois Central at
SGD WAS L. higher, but the Central of New-Jersey
declined J., to 96l2. The Bank of England today
gained Col 900 on balance, which reduces the loss
In that way of the last four days 10 $4,000. Bar
silver is quoted weak az 55s per ounce. In Paris,
French rentes declined from 11G92l2 to 1lG7O
franc, sight exchange on London remaining I'M
changed 1t 2J.27l2 francs 10 the Z.
+, Inc receipts OF flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 23d day of june were;
Nv nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

Foreign exchange continues so dull that quota
tions are little more than nominal bur actual bCs-
ness j, done a a concession of about cent TO the
{ from thc following pos Ell rates:
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Bnsiuess Ghauce5.

DARTNER WANTED with CAPITAL, spe-
cal or general legitimate stock commission 81
undoubted references Address o. Box 20i Post Dhce
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PIDS Tor DISTRICT of COLUMBIA BONDS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, -,

The Secretary OF the Treasury. directed IN an act
Of Congress- approved June H. 1879, (which act - APP
pended hereto Tor tbe iniormaii0D OF ali concerned
horeby INVITES BIDS for the BOMBS OF the DlSRI OF
COLUMBIA authorized b. sad amounting 10 one mllSn
thousand hundred dollars 10 O92 500
bonds will be payable July l. 1893 VIII bear nle
est al The rate Of hye O. per cent per anu payase
annually Treasurer Of the United states as Cobl
siOuer u the Sinking Fund OF said District
The bonds will be In stored coupon form az the sue
cessiu bidder prefer in suitable denominations
BIDS should De addressed - the secretary OF inc treasury
Bids for District ~ Columbia Bonds and VIII DC
received until ~ o'clock Monday. June 30 1879
Secretary right reject any or All bids
JOHN SHERMAN, secretary.
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lrHIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE: That on the

FEHlS Is TO GIVE NOILHE' wI hat on tIio
4 list day o June. A. ID. 1879 a Wsfdant !" 'tank.
flptcy Was issued the esa'c OF N-MloS - a.,
EEY Of New.Iork cay, In tho County OF Wv to,n , ~ ~
500 York who been SlUGged ~eAtnpt ~,
hs own peuton that tie DayNent - any 9sSS ant
Ia him OF for hls use aud The transfer oil apy prope
v Tim, are forbidden by law; that mootuis u WIG
" , ~ lie sad hankruYt their deDts ana
"a choose one or more assgnees Of ts estate VII %
hsid ~ can't OF bankruptcy. % DO holden Al No. .
ge.uan st. New.NOrk cry, bsiorc James y o,sn" -
Reln-,er the 10Th Gay Of July, =; - nv !"
u. Marshal 3 Messenger Southern District Newf0fk.
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financial.
UDITOR of CROOKED and SUSPECTED
N ACCOUNTS @. Q. HAISTED 80 Nassaust.
Al CALIFORNIA and other MINING Stocks.

FrancIscO NewYOrN Mining stock Exchanges
commission, dividends paid by US
New York; custom - years.
the OFk Mining stock Exchange
ALBERT IL. NICOLAY ~ CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

CoSuNENTAL EAuONAL BANK
NasSaust}
A DIVIDEND of three and half per cent
"a q this declared - the
earnings OF the months Of payable
and sitter July !.
Transfer books will be closed from the ooh inst 10 lst
proxmo. FRED. TAYLOR, CASHIER.
.. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24
Bankrupt Notices.

nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT %SEW.fOhk' IN
ihe matter Of MOSES Calm ADeafh al,NoN ana
MARX FRIBOURG. bankruptsI. DA' !. - W Ar
rant In bankruptcy has been lssY1 y 80 NJ
estate OF NOSES GAHM. ADOnIh SALiON, sha " AK
FiBOt RG OF the CIV Of YORK Of the County Of New.
hank uou inc OF NOSE, CAA cOpstiner aud
Tie payment OF any debts and he eerT o. any property
hel,y IA sai tnkrupts 10 them on l. HON Use. aud tho
transfer Of any property by the are loro'don by law;
meet NO ~ he creditors u said b.nkrups, % prove Their
cots and choose more assgaecs ~ .ht estate viii
~ 10 tisef
way York i'm said District on tho lOn % Iuy A.
ID 1875 al ~ eiock at she office OF Isaac btoa
Rrsstars In BSns rupcy - SAID Couft
- LOUIS \. PAWN. marshal-Nesschger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

AN ACT authorizing the Commissioners OF tho District OF
Columbia issue nye cent bonds OF me DIS
81 Columbia redeem certain FUNDED indob.eine OF
said Distric.
BE it enacted by and House OF Representatives
the mtel states OF Amerca IN Congress aSatDeo, mat
the Commissioners OF the District Of Columbia be- and they
hereby authorized prepare execute ana deposit WIN
tho Of Columbia bearing interest not exceeding ye
and paysbe twenty years after dte
~ the amount OF not th one million Two hul dIed
thOusanl do lars fne 10 be used only fr The ied'np
Indebtedness Of District or If the late
municipal corpol of ashu gtOn and Georgetown "htn
January first and March FIRST eighteen hundred
those existing and able Al Ileas-
iLe redemp ION Of which the sinking fund sal DIS
not iYO ceituu Dc III
abe Secretary ofthe Treasury
shall approve and shall De Numbered cutyty anu reg
Office AutItrr Of .dld Ii-lrCt aud
also office Of tho Register Of the Treasury the
United states IN snc TIC secretary on tho Treas
direct and snail bear the seal Of the District oil Col
umha: Provided Tia tbs act shall not be conFtfued 10
Government of the United states lab" iOf either
the principal OF interest ~ sad bonds or any part thereof
secretary of the Treasury 10
the public cnGer but Tor not less ian
day ncwspapers Cty OF washington and two M the
NtwNuIk The bids shall be opened Dy the recfcry
Of the Treasury and the awards approved bY MIN iLe
realized from sale # said bonds shall De ps ont Nv
He secretary the Treasury onyior me purposes named ia
tins act -,
SIC g. That the provisions OF all acts conflicting herewith,
the parts Of acts authorizing sad Conlusluels
Of The District of Columbia 60 ssuo bonds 10 red en- cor am
bonds OF said Dsnct falling due January hrst and Mach
been issued Hereunder are hereby repealed
Auur,1
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NJ. & s. STERMBERCEa,
Dlpioen0 Noilces.

THE IMPORTERS TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
NEWl ok. NEW YORK. June 10 1879. J
4 DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CENT Out
"A Of the tarngs OF the last six months free all taxes
this declared b. this payable the lsy
DAY Of july The transfer books WI remain closed III
that date. =. II. PERKINS, Jh.
Cashier
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AMERICAS ~ SfR CT IElkSkPh tohPANH(
EXECUTIVE OFFIcE 500 BROADWAY.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of ONE AND
~ ONE HALE h Il CENT the capital stock 81 this
Company will pc pad TINS Oce III 18th OF July ucyt
The transfer oks will be closed O'Clock the st day
OF July and opened July To- - -. - .
r. W. ANDREWS. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

Total sales for the day
,F PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
sASFRANcIscc CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS
Sotnr,lav To.dav SATURDAY To-day.

Mono hos levied an assessment of oVcentS.
Government bonds were frmer hut not paTticu-
Iarly active The principal business done at the
Board was in the 5s OF 1851, $3.50, 900 coupon and
Sill coo registered selling at 1854 for each.
The other sales covered $4,000 coupon is at 1O2 q
and $4,000 registered al 1918 The market
closed strong at the annexed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

OFFICE OF TIE CARIBOU CONSOLIDATED MINING CosRANYi
No 81 BroaS-sf., NEW Nogk. Juno "a, 1873
nINIDEND NO. 1.-The Board of Directors
~ company have this day cesared dividend o
capital stock 900 900 Of the net
ings for the OF May 1873 The transfer
viii b. closed m. the 2Oh, and the dividend
payable the Office o the company on aud after mo
18th inst JOHN I. GRAHAM
Seer fstrK4 nd ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

The NATIONAL SHoE AND LEADER BANK
NEw-loKK. June 20, 1873. s
FIFTY FIRST DlNiDEND.--Ihe directors
z this bank have his day declared DlNlDEND VI
FOUR az PER CT Nr, payable free of tax July J. 1879
books VIII be closed from the 25t inst until
In. CRANE,
Cashier
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23


CHICAGO. October 2l.-The sixteenth
days session Of the General Conference OF
the Evangelical Association was held yes.
terdsy.
Bishop Esher opened the morning scs.
sion by reading the fourth chapter Of the
Second Corinthians. This was followed
by singing aud prayer by c.s. Finger and
s. Ooply.
1t was ordered that the Executive Com.
mittee Of the publishing House in Ger
many consist Of seven instead OF. five
members. i.,o.
The following resolutions on the Sab.
bath were adopted;
As the Holy Sabbath Is an institution OF
the Almighty Creator and Governor OF the
universe, and
AS the first day OF the week Sunday
has been sanctioned by Christ, His a pos
ties, and the Christian Church to be the
Christian Sabbath, and ia n
As the Government OF the United States
and the laws OF the respective States Of the
Union'respect this day, and
As ali the Protestant denominations OF
America have, from the beginning, insist
ed upon the sanatity OF the Sabbath, and
as this holy day Is an indispensable requi.
site OF man, both religiously and physical.
ly, and
AZ the enormous immigration Of Euro.
peans, who have mostly been used 10 the
disregard OF the sacred day, the reckless.
ness Of the so-oalled "Y5ung America
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23

5000 buIhelS; western mixed 4ia4Sc; white
western 4aA4ec,, Hay.-strong Of SOC. Hops
firm; Rio eareoea iIjSsl15ie: lob ists 1ijsS
100. SUBMISSIONS; fair 10 good refining &
Of 9Sc Rice, in good demand. Molasses-Q Quiet
but steady Petroleum. Quiet United sa9Ec:
crude 6Is Ifc; refined 7Sso. Tallow-Fffm
Of 6Sta4tSe RoSin-Ssrong at 81 61al 66.
Turpentlne-Highe atSGaS7c. Eegs-Quiet:
western l7a20c. LeatheT-In fair demand /,
hemlock sole 23IIa28e WoOl-Firm; do.
mestic fleece S6a46c; pulled Patio; unWashed
9l33c; Texas 12a3l, Pork In fair demand;
mes Of $40 90 Beef Firm. Cut Meats
Firm; long eltar TO arrive 90 10; short clear
% 10. Lard Demand active; prime steam
% 871fa87S. Butter Firm; western 10aSOc.
Cheese-Firm; western salSc, WHISKY
Quiet at Sis,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23

PHILADELPHIA, October 22.-Flour-Dull
and heavy; holders IN order to sell seem
unwilling TO make concessions; western
extra IS 60a6 %; Minnesota extra family small
lots, fair % 10; good 81 90; choice and
fancy II g; Minnesota patent, s. so: rye -four
scarce and firm at % Is. Wheat un.ettled;
market excited and SO unsAttled that aecu.
rate quotations can hardly be given; No. 2 red
elevator, 81 n; second call, No. 2 red, spot
and October 81 IS bid, 81 49X asked; No.
yemher 81 40A bid, 81 81 asked; Decem.
Der, 81 Sax bid, 81 62XaSked. Corn-Quiet;
low and high mixed 02aB5c; yellow 6iaiSc;
second call, In good demand; sail, mixed,
spot and October 6Ic bid, Goo asked; Noyenl.
Der o. 10 bid, Csc asked; December clio bid.
6?c asked. 0ats-Firm; western mixed Is
ai4I 70; white4 sal451c. PrOvisiOns-Steady,
Beet-Mes $l2 90. Pork-Mess Sll 25alI 50.
II ams-smOked 9al0c; picked SHasHc.
lArd-W Western 90 25A6 80. Butter-Dull and
heavy; creamery extra 2SaSOc; New York
State and Bradford county Pa, extra %
a25c Western Reserve extra lSA20c; good 10
choice l4ai7c. Eggs-1Ilgher; western 22c.
Cheese-Buoyant; !. western creamery I2al3c;
DO good llGl2c Petrolenm-Dull; refined
79fc. WhiSky-Firn western 81 II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23

EAST Liberty, October 22.-CArrLs-Re.
eeipts for two days 66S head Of through and
S,0S2 head OF local stock. The supply ior
yard sale has been heavy, but mostly Of com.
mon and medium. Market has been active at
the prices which are unchanged from last
week; rather off II any change at all, and
se =! ~ al sold; best oOa5 ~ fair to good
HoOs-Receipts for two days 1915 head (.
Yorkers s. 60aS 70; Philadolphias IS 7Oa4 O0''
saEEr-Receipts for two days G,2OO head I:
Selling ats2 60a4 so. >'''>'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23

CINCINNATI. October 2A-Cotton strong at
lOMc. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
dull and dropping atSl 30al 80. Corn firm
Of 500. Oats firm at S5aS6c. Rye firner At
9vc Barley quiet at 9Oa9Sc. Pork stronger
at SO Is. Lard firm; December make 81 10
asked, 50 90 biz. Bulk meats stronger; Shout.
des IS IS; short rib none offered; clear do
Bacon nominally unchanged: shoulders
u 90; abort rib IS Is: clear IS so. Whisky
active but not quotably higher at ST 0S.
butter stronger fancy creamery SOC: choice
GARY 9oa2Sc; prime Western Reserve lGa
oil bigherRt Zoe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23

ObseFvati0nA OF the Ohio River From
wheeling TO big sandy.
Cincinnati Times.
Capt Moses Michaels and Pilot John
Stafford arrived from Pittsburgh this
morning, having made good portion of
the trip in a skill. The former continues
his tour Of observation to Louisville and
the latter to New Orleans. Mr.. Stafford
has note book full OF valuable informa.
ton, from which we have been permitted
to copy the following, which gives a list
otsoundings and observations from Wheel.
ing to Big Sandy. From Rig Sandy down
observations were made from the steam.
er, and are therefore not given:
McMahon's Greek, q inches by the
stick; Bogg's Island, q inches; in Petit.
coat Is inches; a big rock In head OF chute
above the light at Bat and Grape Islands
with 10 inches Of water over it; a big elm
about 100 yards from Ohio shore below
Parker's Landing with l foot OF water
over it; at Duck Creek found 10 inches;
at mouth OF Afuskingum 81 inches; found
about ieettn the Virginia channel at the
foot Of Vienna Island; at Sparrow Hawk,
below Petersburg, found Is inches; log
at foot OF Blanny, abreast OF Government
light on Ohio shore, looked like as il It
had been hit by boats; at Little Hooking
had 8 feet; rock near channel or the
Ohio side at Little Hooking with s inches
over it; in foot Of Newbury had
about II inches; at Mustaphy found
10 inches by marks; 20 inches at
Lee Creek; 10 inches at foot OF Belleyille;
about % inches at Scarborough; about Is
inches at Rufington; had IL inches at
Sand Creek outside and inside; lG inches
at Letart Island; Is inches at Wolfe's bar;
about IS inches in inside chute at foot OF
Eight.Mile-no sounding made in outside
channel, where boats now run; there Is q
break just below Kanawha bar. where
there Is very dangerous log, with inch.
es over 1t, which stands with its head up
stream; didn't find best water at Raccoon
Island; 80 inches at Straight Greek; big
log in bar side Of channel Just above
Crown City with 70 inches oyer. 1t, Is inch.
es at Guyan; at foot Of Guyan are several
bad logs out OF water, on either side OF
which boats can run; had about Il inches
by stick at Twelve.Pole.
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RAInInora.

BALTIMORE, October 22,-Flour-steady
aud In fair demand; western superfine IS 2Sa
9 IS; do extra Sc 96A8 rs; do family 60 S7a
%. Wheat-Western lower; No. . western
winter red, spot and October 81 40K; No.
Lember 81 6laf 5l1f; December 81 6Sal So x.
Corn-We firm ut CSC; western mixed,
spot and October 66kc; November Csc; De.
Gambler 6la86G. oats-Quiet and easier; west.
ern white 44a46c; do mixed 42a4Sc; Pennsyl.
yanis 44a4Sc. Rye-Qulet and nominal nj
eSa9sc. Hay-FiFm and In good demand /:
prime to choice Pennsylvania Sl5 OOai6 90.
Provisions Good jObbing demand, and mar.
ket steady. Pork-Mess Sll 90. Bulk Meats
: Loose shoulders 10; clear rib sides Z Na75fc !;
do packed 49Ea69.o for new. Bacon-Should.
ers 4Ha5o; clear rib sides &c. Hams-l0ailc.
LArd-7kc. Butter-Firn; western packed
lSalBc. Eggs-Scarce and higher ut 200. Pc.
trolenm-Nominal; refined 99Ec. Coffee
Firm and in good demand; Rio cargoes LA
l7Hc: sugar-HigheT A soft 0aONc.
WhiSky-Flfm at 81 IS.
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Chicago Onitla nInru a,

omcaaO, October 2a.-The Dsoysrs Journal
Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
1000 head. Market opened tirni, ruled strong
And q. closed weak; mixed packing IS 35aS IS;
light - 40aS 76;, choice heavy S. 50aS IS !;
about oil sold,
.C4TrLE-Receipts $500 head: shipments
po head. Market very. slow at lOa2Oc lower !;
shipping IS 60a4 rs; feeders and storkers
steady; butchers slow; western very slow and
lover; through Texans firm and unchanged.
none. Market more active and steady nj
50 0oA4 As. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23
Toledo.

To1Epo, October 22-Wheat-weals: am.
Der Michigan spot 81 IS; November 81 20; No.
Cred winter spot 81 35;Noyember ST S5X: De.
eember 81 S9x No. 8 D. and NJ red 81 so; No.
2 amber Illinois 81 32ISc. Corn.-.Firm: hirb
mixed 6lhc; No. 2spot sic; November 81 IA:
No. 2. white 621c; rejected 49Kc. Oats.
Firm; No. $50; November SOC; Michigan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23
BostonWooI,

BosToS, October 2,-WooL-Demanl ac.
tive: Ohio aud Pennsylvania extra 4ia42c
medium No. ! 44a47c; Michigan and Wiscon.
sin extra 81 lIa9Sc; medium and No. | 4la4Sc:
eombing and delaine 3Sa4Oc; coarse ind me.
dium S2a47c; unwaShed tlGeceF 22aSOc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23
BETHESDA WATER.
Dapbar,a wonderful Discovery,

ToRoSTo December 20. 1877.
Col DUNBAR:-I acknowledge, with much
pleasure, the great benefit ! derived from The
use Of the Bethes Ia Mineral Water in an at al.
tack OF acute Inflammation OF the Kidneys and
Bladder. The prompt relief from intense AZ.
opy oan only be appreciated by those who
have been similarly afflicted have pfe.
gcribed Bethesda Water In several cases az
Kidney Diseases, and always with benefit to
the patient. III -
think II probable that the actual curative
principle is something 90 attsnuated that il
has escaped the grasp Of chemical ANALYSIS, Int
whether the cure be the result Of "Similla
almillbus" or ''contrariR Contrarus, i am
well pleased TO know that, through your apgn.
cy, sufferers from Diseases OF the Urinary Or.
gans haye9 good remedy within their reach At
q reasonableeost. :,