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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29
Hallway t,oiIIsIon.

Providence, November 9s.-A special
train on the New York and New England
railroad for Washington village, ran into
a hand car near the AtwCll avenue bridge.
this city, yesterday, instantly killing John
Noon and Michael McGrath. Their Ave
companions saved themselves by leapIng
from the car.
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PHiLApELnliA, November 2s.- WOOL.
Quiet and firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia NE and above 6Oc; X isa5Oc: me.
dium oSci cnase Soc; New York, Michigan, In.
dianaRGdwestern fine iGaIsc medium 6lnS5c;
coarse 4scr; washed cOmbings and deliincs
4OaOVc; tub-washed 5OaOOc; unwashed comb.
mgs and dclaines 3SAi9c; pulled IsAJOc.
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Journal ;ep0rtS; N'V'sFa
HoGs-ItecsipS 5000 head; sbIDm.,,,
SSo bead Heavy tolighl thOlte Il iC"i ~,
light hrin At u 16a4 IS; mlxetl IackInr "a =,
N Qi VlQeA strong; ali sold. ~ ~
, tSj4VtEE,Gsceipu 500 head; shipment.
AVphSS1; choice II'm at $fWi oTdinSrv \,
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at Is impossible to note the character
Of the testimonials to the efficacy ol
Bethesda Water, without feeling assured
that here Nature pours forth priceless
stream, OF delicious purity, for all afflicted
humanity. Come and drink and rest you
Of yOur nainan
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fair shipping = 5Oai ~; all cthcn iulli
butchcn cows " O0a9 10; western plenty.
through Texan, scarce aud active at I3 Old
) 2Si feeders and siOckrfs & g5A3 90
shEEr-lIeCclpts 9IhcAd Market quiet and
unehAnge'l NJ B"5h "; .umrGu0d held uut
Of the market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29
GLERK'S OFFICE oFTHE COUNTY
" COURT OF OHIO COUNTY, ". VA,
M,,.u r..u> DECEMBER aULEs, 1872.
,an' n,'' :; ,..,,, a'"',' In eA.n,,rg.


In h' own right and a. AdministrIur pl the N,air o
Samuel Mcclure, dcceaSCj, AnI parties upEpoEn
WE9 are interested In Ihe g'.ats given BY the viii OF
I1id Samuel to Andrew HIlioIt, ii ST. lOI, No, Sni
ha three AAteTS, children Of sid SGinutl'I lister
Nancy Toe object Of this suit il 70 sLlRIn nSrIIob
and A.. Of Iaelet land IN Ohio county cdgtGininr
suouI ~ arIe called the Cherry HIll FARM Of which
SAMUEL Mcclure died ssiIed, and distribution Of ihC
purchase mSIeyi OHc.hAf to complainant a. the own.
e. Of 0ne'hA Of aid llnn and out Of the Other half
VI ihs proceeds Of ale the payment 10 rSnnlsinsbi ri
!3,G9l, Legacy given her by the viii Of aid samuel
Mcclure With inlerrN. inlm October, I6;s: and II
appearing from % RidAIIt ,alei In this cauIe Thai
tue deehdants' John L. Terrell 10 his own TIght aud
aS Adnlhlstrainr O the estate 0t Samuel Mcclure, lie
ceased, and tATtist unknown, WhU arO inrfeItIi in
the t'lGle EiItn by The NlllOt bAId samuel Mcclure
10 Andrew Elliott, OTIS Louis, Missouri, and bis
three IlSteF children Of bad Samuel MeCIteI sister
Nancy, are non'f.lidsniS Of the SAts u Wtat Viz.
Einia, II Ia ordered that aAld defendant.
on the hnt MONDAY 0iJANUAHY, 4, ii, isl9. and
% what may BE- HocSry TO protect their Interest 10
tTHO copy iossl
49,. n -. uEnEuE HOOK, ClctE.
nn2i'Th SOlleit1r for Complainant.
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Messts. |. Blum & Rro, are now olrs,inu
s,.e sneIr SliKs at as low prices Al they were
eyer eyer soid, 70 give those anticipating a pnr.
ciase OF q SILK Dress for a holiday present
chance to buy from the larReS, stock ~
silks IN the State. We advise our Teaders
70 ! eau and see their offerings. No doubt
mean what they say. """''
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WAGON ron SALG.-One Of my superior
large piano wagons, platform springs; will
carry $500 pounds. Very suitable for an
express or delivery wagon. Has pole and
shafts. Very light lraUght.
VIZ. IL. SmEIn,
Washington Hall.
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of
Dry Goods, Carpets and Wall Papers, at
the old prices. Call soon, II you wish 10
save money, at Nos. 2OlO and 9O9l Main
street. JOuN ROgMER,
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NGw YoRK, November 2S.-Arriyed.
City Of New York, from Liverpool.
ST. JonSs, n. f., November oS.-The
steamer Arizona sailed hence this after.
noon for Liverpool, having repaired dam.
age suffered from recent collision with
an iCehArp.
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A GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn to make mbney rapIIv olr,tiur.
10 slOck5 BY the 1.-TWO UncfriHg RULES f1f Eltrr.s Y
ln AeslrS. lAETenpe Co.'S new circular The coin.
hinailOn msthOd EhI6h this hII las iuada 70 ,,rrr.
tn, enables people with lRnr or small 4ranI 10 rcSp
all the beneAis q lAEest NpltAl aRd bat IkI Thou.
sAnS ni ONleEB Ia various sums, pr TAl'd into nna
vast amount and na-9pTdnI A. Niyhy Whai, illus %.
curing 10 each shareholder all the Cd (altaso u the
ArGolt DpoiutOF. Immense pFUhtS d Tidel month
ly' Any amount iroGl q 10 s6 100 Or NOR, can q
uSel successfully, n. !. Raptii utrLB, SrpGRmbsF
18th isf9, lAyI, "1ly the combination AyGitA as
would make ~, OF Pet cent 81 maya '1g1, OF !
PET cent }lOq makes y on, u ~ IIT oCRi Oh The
lnfki dnttng tbs month, A0tonlInE 10 tho mBFkst" "
Fnl54 Lfpl.L h4l'airi SfWyspSS, June :Vib "Ths
combination method Of operating stDckH Is tho most
!ueooalul ever AlOptei." NtH lSrL Iadstsi,ai Sept
~ The combination system d founded uron cor.
rest bIaiho,a principles, and NO peTSon nSoi b. With.
9ut an Income While II IA kSPt working hy Mcf,rI
Lawrence 4 Go, B'VnIlyA JSaTAai, AEFiI ~ IANthI
eiltor mIde net proat Of Si Is EEaIa go Ia one oi
A9AH- hWFunoe 4 CO's eSIahInall0Ri." New 'ClT.
sulh! lnalCd ifssl explains everything 8taSks snJ
LoAds saniei, goVCInHent bonds supplied law.
rSnSS Co., bAnEsr', 81 E1shlngN .'lAcr' N,S,
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NRw SroRE,-Call and see full line Of
new goods, notions and Cloaks. Corner
Main and Twentieth streets.
], ". FERRRI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29

FoR UPWARDS or rHlRrY YEAn Mn
MtnSIoT's Soothing Syrup has been used
Tor children. II c0rrectS acidity OF the
stomach, relieves WiTd oO|ie, regulates thS
bowels, cures dysenLry and diarrhost,
whether arising from teethinR or Other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy,
% eeIlLS bOttIs. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29

CINciNNATI, November 2s.-Hogs-S,cady;
common $S bOaS 20; light g 75aS %: rack
ing " gAi 10: butchers 81 l5al %. Receipts
lor two oSy days 1900 head; shipmcnts for Two
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29

Tux cost Of taking the next census ls
estimated by The Superintendent at S..
OJOOOO, aud that for short time II will
s,yr employment to twenty thousand per.
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NEW, ORLEANS, November 9s.--Cotton-
Firm; held higher; middling ike; low ME.
dinm Ike; good ordinary ike. Sst re-.
celpts !,GO3 bales; Gross 1911 bhle..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29

Botls, Ptmples on face, salt rhenm, old
sores, and oil Cntaneous erupliOns disap.
pear like magic when "l.indsey'a Blood
SOaTCher" Is used.
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Ghs 9ntellfge1eer,
oolcet No.. rs aud u Tonttecnth Strsst.

HunuoGr AND uun stock sold yestcr'
y,.tenlny at l5il and i5j.
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rnr County Auditors Of ohio are hold
ins convention in Cincinnati for the
lntpose Of discussing the hest methods
/ II assessing real estate,
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AANoE AAeNhs
The mArk Ks last evening indicated 4 feet
8 inches and stationary.
Weather warm and raining.
The Telegram is laid up with disIocal.
a Barnard barge loaded with lumber is
aground on the Water Works bar, The
towboats Hornet No. = and Coal City were
aground on the same bar all night We'd.
nesday, and only got OFT Thursday alter.
nOOu.
Quite u number oi tows, empty or light.
day,
city. '' '"'
Hy TelSVnph.i
CAIRO, November y. -Isiver l9 feet and
falling. Weather cloudy. Mercury 49,.
LOUISVILLE, November 9S.-Riyer rising
slowly, with feet 10 inches In the canal:
j feet 10 inches in the falls.
PITTSBURGH, November 2S.-Riyor o
iest ! inches aud rising. Weather
cloudy, mild and rainy. Departed: G. ".
BAIchrIur, l2M.
ClSciNNATi, November 2S.-I(iyer s feet
INCHES. Weather cold. Arrived: Andes.
Wheelils;J. l.. Rhodes, St. Louis; Golden
Crown, \. o. Departed: Andes, Wheel.
Ing; Rhodes, Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29

De l.esseps will leave Paris on the 10th
Of December for Panama, and will return
bv Yay Of Nav York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29

Tu Wcllsburg Ki,rad publishes report
oilhr proceedings OF the latO meeting Of
stockholders oIthc welIsburgmd bethany
Turnpike company that Is very cloudy.
lbr meeting Sp osteusibly called to de.
yrlopp iartsand throw light on the manage.
ncnt Of the company, and inasmuch as
Erookerounly is large stakeholder in the
company, and her tax payers therefore in.
,prstpd IN the iacts Of the ease, II seems
STANCE that the Secretary did not deem It
wonh his while 10 impart some imiorma.
Aon in hi4 report beyond the number Of
votes r.st anL the names oi the persons
elected directors in the company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29

IN ELEGANT CARDS, 50 PRETTIEST
MOORE, StOctr0rTN. 7, sqs;.TH y
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rrIE RIVER RAILROAD.

Mass Meeting al TaFESrsburE Last Night
-iIearIy EhdOrsemSnt Of the Enter.
prise - CommIIise Of Conference Ap.
pointed to Come 10 whesiInE-I.st the
PaFksrsburE Movement bs Followed
All Along the Line.
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Financial and COnmsrclaI.
Money EaSy-GOVsrRmenlS Firm-An,lhT
Boom on The Stock Exchange.
float HtcAdy-WhtnI Active aud Higher
Provisions Higher NOoI TIrm,


NEw foRE. November - S-MoSyY-N,rrst
Easy At 6H1 per cent, closing at o prr c.n,
Itlllio mercantile paper Bali per cent s,rt,
81 S3It. ''"' ''b'' exchange
GOVERNMENTS Firm
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Mountain iilnrnrl,r.n.l

CALt and see the new dry goods, notion,
anu clOaks Rt j. W. Ferfels,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06
To BE HUI ng.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces of
wall paper and 1900 pairs Of win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Wall Paper House of J. r. Holt, 223
Market street. Mr.. Holt is selling 15c.
paper for 12ac., l2ac. for 10c.; 1Oc. for
&c., and Sc. for &c. pet piece. These
goods are of the very best make, and
guaranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
to paper a room II it. by IL #. for the
small sum of IS cents. SO, you see, pa
pering is cheaper than whitewashing.-
The spring designs are stylish and beau-
tiful. Good oil shading 1Sc. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hung COM
plete, $l.75 per pair. Gilt papers and
Dado work 80 per cent lower than ever.
Give us a call and be convened that the
above is NO humbugging advertisement,
but facts. JOHN X. HOLT, 223 Market
street. feb17-Gtf.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06
Death in Various Sh n Des.

Among general assortment of Ches-
Ter Couty local news the Oxford Press,
OF the week, announces the following
list Of casualties:
Mrs. Hannah Wilson, wife of Archi-
bald Wilson, drownded herself in Octo-
rara creek, while laboring under an at
tack of insanity.
Harry Taylor, colofed man, while
driving across the Bait. Central railroad
track, near Avondale, was run into by
train and instantly XII ed. The shaft
horse Of his team was alsb killed.
Robert J. Bunting a farmer living near
Mount Vernon, made desperate at
tempe to commit suicide on Thursday
last, while laboring under Temporary
attack Of insanity ,produce I'd by financial
troubles. lie arose in the morning as
usual and unobserved by any of his
family, without putting on his boots,
went out to the woodpile and with dull
axe deliberately attempted to cut open the
veins OF his arms, by lying each wrist in
turning upon block OF wood and strik-
ing heavy blow upon them, cutting a
deep cash IN each. He then made several
strokes with the edge of the axe upon
bis head, cutting large gashes on the
back and front part, and after cutting
gashes on his face, applied the edge Of
the implement to the from Of his throat,
making deep lncision, severing the
windpipe, and missing the carotide ar
teries. Several scare were also made
with the the axe upon his abdomen.
Finding that his intent was accomplish
ed, the desperate man picked up his
coat and vest and the axe and proceed
ed distance of some sew venty-five yards
to deep gully where he might finish his
teTiable work ofself destruction unobserv
ed. He was soon aterwords found, aud TAX
nehome, but his injuries were so serious
that death soon ensued.
jeremiah Hastings, aged 10 years resid.
ing near Mrs. Barnes, dropped dead,
near his home on Monday from an at
tack of heart disease.
Emerson of James Henting, of Dru-
more, Lancaster County, died last Mon
day morning and his aunt. Mrs. McSpar-
ran, died burning the afternoon, from
paralysis of the heart.
J. I. Stubs and Wesley B. Hirons,two
promising young men VI Oxford, died
during last week, of assumption.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06
THE MEXICAN RAILROAD.

The Engineers Telegraphed to Come
Home-1he Contract Giuen Up.
From recent developments it appears
that the contract entered into with the
Mexican government by Messrs. John
Peoples, s. d T. McClary and DR.. j. r.
Tantum, of this city for the construction
of a railroad from Vera Cruz to AIvara-
do, Mexico, is about to be given up.
According TO the contrael, the above
named gentlemen were to construct the
line, and were to receive from the Meyi-
can government, certain amount Of
money, or in other words, Mexico pledged
herself to indemnify the contractors
against any loss. A number OF the land
owners along the line also pledged Them
selves to make certain concessions.
Recently the contractors from attitudes
by the government, aud the
residents along the proposed route be-
came suspicious, that the contract would
not be fulfilled, and so they have tele-
graphed to Messrs. Canby and Tatnall,
the surveying engineers, to come home.
This action probably ends the matter.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06
Am lnseuunents.
Mary anderson as "Parthenid," In an
gOmdr the barbarian"

yOU1dr the Bdrbdridn."
After having safety of the light and
frothy opera, "PInafore," Wilmington
theatre goers, last night, enjoyed real
trent in the appearance of Miss Mary
Anderson as Pdrttenid, in Madame
Buch Phyffar's play of "Ingomar the
AS Pmtse,,ia, Miss Anderson displays
with rare pow ower, the rich store of dra-
matte talent with which she has been so
singularly blessed. With q pathos that
touches the heart she portrays the self
sacrificing nobility of the Greek maiden
whose flial devotion induces her to trust
lite and honor to the hands of the wild
barbarians of the mountains for the re-
lease Of the father she loves so well. The
ensuing scenes, which unfold the gradual
advances of the mystic god, love, into
the stern heart of the rough hero, In
gomar end find an echo in the bosom of
the lovely Grecian are developed in that
nasterly notwithstanding manner that
touches the deepest sympathes of the
audience and retains them to the end.
A critic, in writing of Miss Ander-
sons Parthenia, says;
"1fI had been Ingomar, which wasn't
but wanted to be, I'd have done just as
he did. Have laid down my shield and
buckler, cut the acquaintance of all the
barbaric rouuders that trave ed with me
and carried her basket to the end of the
world. Yes and I'd run the whole neck
of woods over to find flowers to make
garlands for her; and In doing this l
should have only shown that / was hu-
man. She was simply irresisti ble."
And this Is just the way the audience
felt last night; and their feeling was ex-
pressed by storms Of applause tha.
brought Miss Anderson before the cur
tain at the close of each act.
The support, of course was excellent
no mere stick would be permitted to
tread the stage with Mary Anderson.--
The L0omar of Mr.. John W. Norton was
worthy presentation. The company
ably filled their respective parts, and the
entire performance ghded smoothly and
satisfactorily TO the end.
AN OLE BULL CONCERT.
On Tuesday evening the world-renown-
ed violinist, Ole Bull, will give one of his
grand concerts in the Opera House, sup
ported by eminent musical talents.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06
A Slight Fire.

This morning about 1.3O o'clock. as a
number of young men were returning
home from ball, and in passing down
Fourth street, they noticed bright
light in the bake room of Barkley Il
Rros.. establishment, corner of Fourth
and French streets. Upon looking throuyh
the window, ttey discovered that por-
tion of the floor was on fire. While
considering what to do, young man
who is employed there, came up and
taking in the situation at a glance, burst
ed open the door and soon extinguisbed
the flames, by the application of few
buckets of water. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06
Brief Loo ais.

City Council meets this evening in
regular session.
Hart IL Bro, have purchased large
new provision wagon.
The DELAWARE GAzETrE will be is
sued to-day.
Well, what do you think Of the acting
Oh Mary Anderson last evening?
The question Of removing the street
MARKET, from King to Market street, will
come up In City Council this evening.
State dust is being tested in some To-
calities for fertilizing purposes.
The next performance at the Opera
House, will be Ole Bulls concert, on
Tuesday evening the 11th inst.
Tomato seed being tel nder will not bear
too warm hot bed.
There are number OF pavements In
various parts of the city that need re-
pairing badly.
Percales in the handkerchief effect are
among the new spring fabrics.
Mother of pearl is to be an ornament
on evening dresses.
For our ants, their sisters and cousins
use red pepper.
Read the announcement of A. He ME
in another column.
The oxalis sleeps at night.
Building operations VIII soon COM
mence.
Bank officers seldom 20 crazy they 20
abroad.
Excellent paper is now made from
timothy hay.
When will the new depotin this city be
be built?
The through freights On the P. W. &
b; X. r., are increasing very much.
1t takes $1,000 locomotives to supply all
the railroads.
Artificial teeth very cheap, at Gala.
ghers the dentist, No. 835 Market street
The Susie A. Mccall will commence
running between this city aud Penns-
grove on the Goth inst.
Great reductions In coal: Stove coal,
$500 per ton; egg, $500 per ton; Nut,
$3.50 per ton. 2240 pounds to the ton.
Geo. w. Bright, King street wharf, Will
mington, Del. IT,
Only threee more days to see the mu-
scum and get present. This Is positive.
ly the last week the museum will be on
exhibition in Delaware. Over 100 pres
ents given away last night. Many got
from one to two dollars worth for 10
cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06

Rev. Sidney NJ. Stray, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at East Lake
George, N Y. aecidently shot his wife
IN the forehead Monday night while ex-
hibiting new,revolvcr to her. In his ex-
citement, thinking he had killed her.
he put the pistol to his own head and
fired The doctor removed the ball in
each case, however, and the wounds are
not dangerous.
"A discovery is claimed by M. Carves
with regard to the mischief produced by
the phylloxera on vines. He says that
the phylloxera is not Immediately and
ofitself,the cause of the death of the vine
and that the real enemy is species of
fungus whoch inserts itselfln the wound
made by the animal.
How many home has been robbed Of
sunshine and happiness and rendered
sad and desolate by the loss ofsome dear
and petted child. This. is dangerous
season for children, and parents should
keep DR.. Bulls cough syrup. Price, rs
cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06
NO INJUNCTION.

The announcement made in some of
the papers, yes erday, that an injunction
had been applied for to restrain Mr..
c. F. Rudolph from improving his
property at the N. w. corner OF Fourth
and Market streets, is altogether incorrect.
1t was said that the injunction was asked
for on the ground that the improvement
would obstruct small window in the
adjoining building on Fourth street,
owned by James l.. DeVou. There will
be no injunction applied for, however,
as all differences are being satisfactorily
arranged, and work Oh Mr.. Rudolph's
building will be actively commenced in
q few days.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06
eign Telegraphic sum IN mary

FA Preparations are in progress for
paEliase of Prince Arthur, of Eng
and Princess Louisa, daughter OF
Frederick Carl, of Prussia, at
'of' next Thursday-Debate was
uded in the German Rsichstag yes
on the first reading of the parlia-
arS discipline bill-The French am
Dill IS promulgated-The Egyptian
sVirtually ended. Prince Nohamed
,h'er and Nubar Pasha foreign min
HuSsla'wiil have a representative on
llahelal commission for Turkey
'anaown England) grand prize
race was won by Rife, a French
nO''e-The Kidderminster carpet
M Will settle their grievances BY
a'lon-The announcement that the
list of new cardinals would in.
'ne name of DR.. Newman is con.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06
HlLApELPHlA MARKETS.
Wednesday. MAJ ch 8, o p.


Iorg The market Is quiet, but prices
unchanged. Sales OF 1900 barreles,
bing Minnesota extra, at 81 80 Tor
up 10 IS for fancy, Pennsylvania do
tA 50 for good. up To - 75a5 for fancy
Tern do do, at "a rs for medium, up To
k;O for fancy, and patent and other
grades at ST 50aS. Rye -four sells ~
\ per barrel.
IAiN.-lhe wheat m market 10 unsettled.
b is considerable speculative demand
he local IN illers are holding of. Sales
700 bushels, including Pennsylvania
Track, at 81 llai IL; Penn and SOUTH
hmber, track. at 81 l3ai 13xi Pennsyl-
r amber, elevator, 8l "a, and No. red
htor, 81 l2 Rye Is firm. We quote
lsylvania at 57aS7 Yc. Corn 10 easier.
Of 5000 bushels, including western,
Ped, track and grain depot, at an edo
per do do al 42laa43c; steamer, eleva-
Y c; sal mixed and yellow, track
brain depot, at 43x aa4c, and sal cle-
at iJAc, March, a. aAk. April ,and
fia May. Oats are duh and steady.
POI 800 bushels, including mixed. at
r and Penn White at 3las2c. The re-
s to-day were as follows $500 bbls
o ,Dlg bushels wheat, 80, 800 bushels
l5O bushels rye, 300 bushels oats,
hnshets barley. l6 barrels whisky.
iskf,-lo0 barrels sold at al eo per
The daily gazette., 1879-03-06
Ladies' Still Mt Work.

The Ladies' Temperance Aid Society
will dedicate the new Hall of the Will
mington Temperance Reform Associa-
tion, 220 and 222 Market street, this
evening. Samuel p. Goodwin, Esq,
President of the Franklin Reformatory
Home, Philadelphia Rev. j. II. Cald-
well, LII. D., OF st. Paul's NJ. E. Church
George NJ. butcher, Esq, James Hargis,
Esq, and others will address the meet
ing. The musical portion of the enter
tainnent will be under The leadership OF
Y. Pickels. Esq. Mrs. Powell, the lead
ing singer of Asbury NJ. E. choir, will be
among the solo singers. Ex-Mayor Val
entine will preside, and the public are
cordially invited to attend.