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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-30
aEPOnr.
san Fr~neiseo Beard.

TEN MORNING.
$40 ophir. slk. 81
SIS Mexican. 27h. 27t, an
1876 Gould q Curry, IAN l2a, l2S
60 Best 4 pelcher. l8a, lS&
$50 California, 81, ~
s2s Savage. l6S.i7
sac Con. Virginia. So. 81
ass Cbollar. 81. 81
CAS- Potosi.
las Hale 4 Norcross. i7h,.Fk
$40 Grown Point, 4 10, 4 %
20 yellow Jacket. In. In
f25 Imperial. I IS. ! "
40 Ksntuck. 8. 4 30
20 Alpha. IS
sos Bslcher. 6h,6
2lO Confidence. ISM
s96 sierra Nevada. +6S. t6t
80 Utah. 20k
$50 Bullion. TI,5
$40 E~rchequer. ~
$50 Overman, II. i0k, H.. III
s25 Justice. 4 60. 4 s5. 4 70. A.
500 succor. l5c
I70 Union Con-. "A. 4sk
1870 Alta, 10. 81. 81. 9S. 9k. .. ~
~ Lady Bryan. I ~
SEQ Julia. 4 40. A., 4&
220 Caledonia. 2 60
$50 Silver Hill. AZ. 2 20. ITO
$50 Challenge. 2 20. %
$50 New York. SOC. TO
rs Occidental. 90c .
l65 Lady washington Con-. 2 80. 40. As
$40 Andes. CSC. l
400 Ward. I 60. l 65
$50 Leviathan. 75c. Toe
100 North Con Virginia. ~
$50 Trojan. 25o
1850 Benton Con-, ca. z. 6t
$50 Atlantic. S5c. soc
1900 Con. Dorado. I 70. IL
us Mackay. l 30. IN
400 Solid Silver. l0c
100 Mountain View. 2 40
TOO South Potosi. SOC
500 Flowsry. Toe
500 North BONANZA. l 90. I IS, IN
800 Fairfax
$50 South Utah. 20c bio. 2oc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-30

IExvY the man that can talk 1856 days
In Q year on one subject. and thinks ho
is original and interesting all the time.
but I don't want to DO o son.in.law OF
n Of these kind Of people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-30
so PATENT, NO PAY.
PATENTS

OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL pxvIoIs,
medical or other compounds. ornamental
uRnments, Interferences. Infringement and
ell matters relating 70 Patents promptly attend.
Cd to We mako preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions - 10 pstentabihty. ffse Of
charge, and al who arc interested In new invsn.
lions and Patents arc invited to send for Q COPY
Of o.. "9uias LOT Obtaining f.ssn;s wheh
plete instructions how " obtain Patents, and
other valuable matter. During the past ave,
yosrs Ne have obtained nearly three thousand
patents for American and foreign inventors. and
can give saiisfsctoJ refersnoss In Almost ever
county In the Union.
LOUIS BAGoER / co.,
Solicitors OF Patents and Attorneys q Law
L. Droit Building. Warrington, d. Q.
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IcEI IcEl lcE.l

Pstroniss opposltion.
And keep down imposition.
~ ". FoULKs / 90. HAVE REDUCED
". the prics Of Ioe from ~ 20 IN esnts
VIII b promptly allied. 3eim
90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-30
DR.. MINTiR,s NRPHRKTICUM.

"a compound nuid extract Of Buchu) DR..
kintis's Nephrsticum works wonders. AL
cases Of Dropsy. Brght's Disease. Kidney. Blad.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Rstsntion Of
Urine arc entirely cured BY the Nsphreticum.
Gravel, Diabetes, pain In the back. side and
loin are cured whom all other medicines hare
San Prancisco say about Dr.. Mintis's Nephreti.
cum and hnglish Dandelion Pills: I'VE have
sold Q large amount OF d.. Mintis's medicines.
the English Dsndslion Pills, also the Nephrcti.
oum, and In al cases they arc highly spoken OF
and Give entire satisfsction." John A. Childs,
Drugg,st. second street. Portland; O. n. wood.
ward b o.. Druggiats. corner First and Alder
streets, Portland. Messrs. Abrams d Carroll.
vhole'ais Druggists. Nos s and 5 Front strest.
San Francisco, say: /" We regard Nsphretcun
AZ Ms best kidney and Bladder Renkdy 6gors
ne puJkie" All Druggists keep these medicines.
70. al ds,.ngsmsnts Of the Livss, uss Dr MD.
ana Dyspepsia. use Dr.. Mintie's Enslish Dande.
lion Pill. FOR Fever and Agus. use DR.. kiutie's
English Dandelion Pills. Every family should
keep the English Dandelion Pills on hand. Dr.
Mintie's remedies will not ''curs oil complaints"
but WIN. u taken according 70 directions; give
troubles for which they srs recommended. Sold
By al Druggists.
THERE have been moro curcs OF seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
BY the wonderfal Epglish remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than By all other
remedies combined. Why will you suffer
Send TO A. Z. Mintie,. n. D., No. II Kearny
street. Ban Francisco. for the Restorative. and
DO cured. Prioy, IS Per bottle; four tines the
quantity, $40. Try . bottle. mh2o ~
J. DAVIDSON. Solo Agent for the State Of
Nevada. Room o. No. loe south . street,
Virginia, Nevada.
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RLRCTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Prsnssurs
Decay. Kxhsustion. &c. Ths only rehshle cuss.
ofrc1ixs maijsd frse. Address ,. Z. RxEvxe,
. dhashan Sssss, New Yosk. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-30

FRANK TAoLIABur, the surveyor. for
merly q resident Of Gold Hill. but now
a bloatsd capitalist Of Oakland, CAL. 10
visiting the Comstook.
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NEW TODAY.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

N EXAMINATION OF ALL THAcHIRS
those ueridcatcr have -x .ir-d. and Of all
persons who wish Certificates authorirlng them
o = sch In tho Public Schools VI Storey county.
viii DO held u the
THIRD WAND SCHOOL HOUSE,
VIRGINIA CITY.
Juno S0th and July Iss and ID,
Commencing punctuslly 1t 10 4. u. each day.
Candid .tes fr examination win bs required 70
b prompt In their attendance.
T. b. JAMES,
sup't Public Schools Storey County.
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Ward.

W. H. PATTON, supt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03

LONDON, September 1.-The Mark Luae Er.
pres', IN a review Of the British corn trade,
says: The damage done is irrepanblo and no
subsequent weather can prevent the outcome
OF lnls seasons wheat crop proving most dis
aStrons both in quality and quantity. Hap
pily Tue weather the last day or two has been
vel suited to harvest operations Many
ttelds are still quite green, while In Others
wheat, though more forward, Is lead color.
Root crops are choked with weeds. Potatoes
have gone from'bad to worse. In fact in no
single instance can agricultural prospects be
said 70 have improved during the list fort
night In consequence OF foreign supplies.
the Dad weather had but little effect on tho
wheat trade. The most that can be said is
that IN occasional instances, needy buyers
nave submitted to a advance Of q shilling
Per quarter, and even that was obtained with
III Is estimated that similar agricultural dis.
asteFs ten years ago would have entailed an
advance Of ten shillings per quarter. Tho
supply Tor the moment has completely dis.
tanced the demand owing TO the enormous
outward movement from American ports,
Trade; however, can not be expected to re.
main In Its present inert condition for any
length Of time, and q marked advance may be
S0lSSsSN Nutl tue hLkeutluu Oh DuYeIS now
engroSscd by the excessive foreign arrivals, Is
given to the fact that taking into Consideration
the diminished acreage and wretClled results
OF the home crop the amount OF foreign re,
quired to supplement our deficiency will be
something like four million quarters more
than is required in ordinary seasons. There
mas been but little change In feeding stulIs
Barley fairly. maintained last Mondays quo
anons; Maize and oats slightly fayorcdsel
Iers. The arrivals OF cargoes at ports OF call
have been large off coast,
wheat during the earlier part OF the wceI
EuIea urn, owing to the wet weather. OLE
NO. = spring wheat advanced one shilling Pei
quarter Welsh red winters were firmly helC
l9t lull prices, but with better weather at Ii,
Close @ the week q quieter tone prevailed
thete nas been q good Continental demand
MAIZE has been dull and 8 pence to @ penc,
per Quarter cheaper. There has been a fai
ouslneSs In wheat for forward delivery a
faIher better prices, but the demand has agail
LalIen oil. Maize quiet; buyers continuing !
operate very cautiously. Sales OF EngliS
wheat last week, 1870 quarters at ass ID
against SS,40 quarters at As Sd the preyiou
year. Imports into the United Kingdom "a
ae week ending August q, 1870, were l,705
Sa hundred weights OF wheat and 106,4S
auhqred weight Of flour. In Mark Lane o
Monday wheat was slow at list Monday
'quouattonS. Flourandl barley unanimatet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03

thing necessary 10 be covered up by o lie.
No liar ever yet escaped detection. The
eternal laws Of Gods universe are all
founded on truth and q liar istheir natural
enemy. : T0s. Carlyle
There Is a curious tendency in human
nature to crave sorrow in o hidden and
unconscious way, that does not need or
and words, but betrays itself In action. It
Is like the physical longing for salt; pure
Joy and peace are savofleSs without this
pungent flavor Of tears there Is no relief
10 sculpture without shadow, no delight to
the eye like dawn, and yet dawn implies
darkness, inevitably.-Ro@ T1Ty Cook in
Sunday afternoon.
Use sin as II will use youi spare 1t not,
for 1t will not spare you; II Is your muir
derer and the murderer OF the whole
world. Use Il, therefore, as q murderer
should be used; kill It before 1t kills you;
and though II bring you to the grave, as II
did your Head, II shall not be able to keep
you there. You love not death; love not
the cause Of death.-[Ba1ter.
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"OId Nails.

Commercial Bulleta.
The wirey old President OF a Connects
cut bank Is known among the younger
financial fry Of his town as "old Nails
possibly from his i~nclsiye decisions and
driving way Of doing business. Some
time ago a business man Of the place, and
a brother Of good standing Of the church,
had note discounted at this old worthy's
bank; when 1t became due, the President,
at the solicitation OF the makers friends,
though against his own judgment, OK.
tended 1t; when the final time Of payment
came, the note was discovered TO be a
forgery, TO the scandal OF the church, and
the astonlshment Of the town, but not to
that oil the astute bank president. The
brethren, however, rallied around the cr-
ring one, the note was paid and the mat.
ter supposed to be hushed up. Some time
a!tterward, however, the bank reCeiveda
letter from another financial institution,
asking their opinion as to Mr.. -
note. "Old Nails" said he would answer
the letter, which he did as follows;
President - bank: Dear Sir-In
regard to Mr.. --'s note, we would say,
iii is q forgery it will be paddy the First
.:Churchof Busytown. lit is gcnu.
inc 1t Is not worth a.
Respectfully yours,
NATHANIEL NAILS,
PrcsikuL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03

NEW YoRG, September 2.-Cotiou-Steadv
ut l2ISal2Hc. Nour-Quiet and prices with.
3nt decided change receipts 10000 harreIl.
M~heatmshade easier and more active; 70.
SceiPts $4,000 lushel5i No. J spring O0c; No.
. DO 81 92a1 Oh; ungraded SOL; ungraded
winter red OscaSl1G No. 8 81 0sLa1 %: No. 2
y VoAal l0H; mixed winter 81 OSI SaI on.
ungraded amber 81 GOAL cox; No. 3 amber
~ v9Aal 10; No. l, 81 II; ungraded white
q 1Oa1 II: | do, sales 0S,OO0 bushels at
VI Hal TX; No. 2 red September saleS 40.
~ bushels a. 81 00Aa1 10; October sales
i2S,OoO bushels at 81 1Ok, Rye Firmer:
NO. . western 6ia85c. Barley aud Malt-Un..
changed. Confirm; receipts 2S0.OO D bush.
els ungraded 45a46Hc low mixed 5Sc. No' >
White 51!lSc; No: 5 spot Acc bid, 46Hc asked !;
october $3.50 bid, :47c asked. 0ats-F;rmer;
receipts $1,000 bushels: western mixed 36Ia
&c; white western SSaa5c. Hay-Firm at
SOc: Hons-Firm and unchanged. Coffee
Q!uiet and steady; Rio cargoes llKalIXc:
JOB lots llxalGc. Sugar-Steady: reflnina
lair 70 good 61sa61Sc. MOlasses-NominallS
unchanged. Rice-DVnand active. Petr6.
leum-Quiet and steady; United G5a66Xc.
crude 4Ha5Hc. refined 6Hc. T~allow-Stcady
and unchanged. ROsin-Nominally unchanS.
ed. Turpentine-Dull at 28hc, EgSs-HeayS.
western 11I<a15c. Pork-Firmer;Iness IS 7Sna
NV, latter for choice. Beef-Qulet and un.
changed. Cut ~meats-About steady; long
clear DC; short clear SIC. Lard-Firmcr:
prime steam steady at IS 921Ss5 9S, Butter
tifnler; western 6G20c. CheeSS-Dull: western
SHa5Ec' WhIsky-Eominal at 81 O6I{Rl OF.
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~ NV ,
| Elto, ucEee,norl T;mes,
c., 80, 80.
sir, your kindly notice oil my visit
to your city-my native place-in Satur-
DAYS issue, contains two small errors.
wb;ch ,Lou,L -,i,nno.,., ~ A.. 1t
T '''V's' "'' " s"e puo!'c'
l OeG leave 10 correct. First, In relation
to my business with the Government at
W~asb;uvton. md spcond ma IN INV ho;rg
= Ne, H. Y
N'"'oo'"', ~ t'o 1o'n''ot "ccel'"IOh VI
that term, touching tile first, ! can speak
positively; as to the second,1 am somewhat
at n loes Tho modern doRr;,ior ~ non,o.
o,.o., -.
G."cy' ""aS rea'Iy CONSTITUTES u democrat,
differs widely rom my recollection OF
what was current when as an old line
Whiy In tho Iavs NJ IIorry Cl.,, .,,d
D..., NJ -. 10y va"
; D"n.el MeSsteL, i iook asomewIlat active
interest III NAtlonaL poiltlSs'
l. Wy Claims against me Government
anil "";n;n ""y way i na WIN mines
"d,, a. ~ TPst"nI, put grow out Oh
";a "CEan r'Iue DE ny LOT tne public ser
nv, WIFI wv aGtilg ~ ". , Gommis-
s,Uuer anu !, %DTlS1n!lrslns agent Oh the Gov
ei1aen. IN SalltoLh'a' from 1851 to 1858.
i, a'teF many years o. ItuitleSs importu-
nI.y 70 ~ NY accTunts settled by the In
"n.S "i'i ~ io mHS 'otSeu 70 come East IN
it,sn,on . ~ GoSalled a partial set
s ,osa J aoa ~ au.tiSsloh Oh the correct,
neSSoi ote'S item u ny account, but had
manhattan NJ Sn A tr reLiet, or an ap-
PIoPtiaLion. ny, an ACT approved March
10 io11, anc wn 9Tn s'se was referred to
s snS S ",n VI 'ae Inferior, 70 pc settled
,,o y" 6mii aV ,I,O ~ ~ eIi.sy anu justice" AS
oSO Ity wv VI tne l!eIns OF my account
o." . Deen SU' s;I,. upSSn, fence the delay:
.hoi lou sSs OTn. Is . Democrat,"'-
If CT" ao 10 mi. o 90 ~ IeG noonio ot hs eE4ropean idea
Prie.,crait T m, 0 rrtfs rIT ~ Mangcfalt ana
ior "no n0rno "m u''eiy opposed, \ so
~, oG ~ D snn III IN tnat regard sup
pO Sb we "t IT, "L 1eLnocrats
nUous tno gesL measures Tor The I'M
b,O ivy anu ptospeElty oil Il country
~ ie ~ n.y. a,%ays Deen more or less qiyersi-
!; VI Splnl ",loIs nohest, well mean.
Lux ~ Sl'l"SuS, lea2iGg 10 the formation OF
parties zen ! was aooy, Democrats
T So;s CailcG Sene DI ~kep9bIicans, and
oI;S,s oton Vs.. paATH oocNaues or Eeder-
a a;sS Later canne Detnocrats and Wings,
%,Sn " eruption OF Native
soon sGhaidad N ~ Inc latter
oron suUSIueu, Us ! eSPect n ianatical
L,S''I ~ VI oLSenDacKers VIII, and
ieSU1 t 5E saLne ! parties n the field.
s AnOut 20 eur ag9 he Republican party
s rGTe 20 u 70 .ne wings or Union Men,
am Snu 80 ''c TWO great parties stand at pro;
sent n orn0,o.
s,a no%ays opp9sed 70 slayeryTto the ultra
w %S ua,,r HGctSI IoJ .nu nnaily reocHton,
ar "S? witI ~ '9u 10 act on national
5roHoSn Jo Nh ai'I nupGoilcan party; and
- ,VPoS er;no;E S 81 - n Sns II II adheres
no hosp II nus ullIornly avow.ed.
n r t ore ~ iI;IEsaSssSI as OF prime i'm
mon scEools. nNd tSo SuppUi ot conl.
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SATURDAY. SEER. 2O. I87a.

Commencing Nt 10 O'Clock A. ~, ut the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, sell At public aue-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, the following described
property, that Is 70 say, theh X or parcel Of land which
was conveyed by FrlnciS X. Armstrong, Commission
e, acting under and by virtue Of \ decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Ohio county, In the State Of West Viz
gi9la, rendered on the Sd day Of February, 1851, 10 4
suit In chAneeFy, 10 which said Armstrong vas plain
III and HAMpden Zane and others were defendants,
70 william KTyter, Gince deceased, BY deed bearing
date on the 2ith day Of June, 1868, and recorded In
Deed Book 10, page 3TI, In the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of aid county, being lot numbered
nine 10 as laid out by said Commissioner on a part Of
the property known a the Reserve 10 tho said city Of
Wheeling, Whlchlo measures twenty-five (22) feet In
front along the west side Of Market street In said city,
and extends back with that width one hundred and
thirty-tWo (lS2l feet.
Said lot has on II Athree.stOry brick building, being
supplied With HaSRnd WRter fixtures, and also one two
story brick building, with good CELLAR under both
buildings.
Said property Is to be sold to satisfy tho principal
sum Of 5000, with Interest thereon al the rate OF six
per cent per aluum from january I, 1876, due Henry
TleInani aid note Is subject 10 4 credit Of $500, July
II, 1876 500, January p, 1871; 500, March 6, lS71i
$500, August !, 1877; $50. July q, 1878, and $50, Octo'
Der IS, 1878. Title TO said property believed 10 beGood,
but ! shall only convey such title rs Is vested In me by
said deed.
TERNs or SALE-Cash.
PHILIP SCIIOELE, Trustee.
DAVENPORT 1 DovEHER, Attorneys. Au20
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Do something, Gro thou do beQusath
To worms thy feih, to air thy breath.
something that may, when thou art cold,
ThAW frozen spirits when It's told;
Something that may the grave control.
And show thou hadIt q noble soul:
Do yomething-to advance thy bliss
Both In the other world and thlL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03
FqRR DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

GO othe MTELIIGENcIR JOB ROOMS. NO..4s
aaa = toeiteeRth street whore you can b d
uAbea y thoh notice, RAd At prices 70 suit M times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03

ny mau, In Gdvaaos, tQaags prtpad
ne r,.,.,,.,,.,.. q % Sig months. .at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03

NEW YoRx, September 2.-The iobbing
trade Is active in all departments, and dc
wholesale olothlers are very busy. Cotton
goods are In steady demand at fist hands and
prices are generally firm. Prints are more
and theleading makes arc closely sold
up and firm. GlnghaRs and dress goods are
Mems wear woolens are quiet and
steady. Flannels are In tair demand, For.
eign goods. are In better demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03

PniLADELPHtA, September 2,-Wool.-Iu
good demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wesl
Virginia Xxx and above $7a4Oc; X S6aSSc;
medium 3Oa4lei eoarsc 3S3aSOc; New York
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine 83aS0:
medium 3OalOci coarse SsaS5C; comblng,
washed, 36aA6c; unwashed 2SaSlc; Canada
comblng 87aS0c; fine unwaShed 28a2ic;
coarse and medium unwaShed 26aSlc; tub
washed 40ailc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03

East LIBERTY, September 2.-CArrLE-In
the East Liberty cattle receipts today there
were 2SS head Of through and 1918 head Of
yard stock, The supply for yard sales Is
more heavy by 30 cars than for some time,
yet all are nearly sold out The market has
been active, but at a reduction OF about a
quarter from last week. The bulk OF the OF.
ierings today are common and sold mostly
81 Goa4 00i good 81 Coal 90; common to fair
50 95a40 %. Sales to-day 1925 head, or one
hundred and eight cars.
Hoas-Receipts to-day 1850 head; Workers
IS G0aS 10; Philadelphia S. 75a3 IS.
sHEEr-Reeelpts to-day G,IOO head. The
market was fair and selling at s. 76a4 25,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03
FERvENT WORDS,


Under date Of February 29d, 1878, Mis-
Sarah I. Smith writes from LIVERPOOL Della
ware county, Pa, to Colonel Dunbar, of Wan
keSha, Wis. This letter Is before Us, ithear
the unmistakable evidence Of culture and re
tinenenL besides being pervaded with The
writer's religious feelings aid full belief thai
9 Divine hand led her to try Bethesda Water
for her atlliCtiOn, "Brights DiseASe.n W.
make some extracts. After detailing her in,
tense suffering, Miss Smith tells Of the arrival
OF the first gallon Of Bethesda Water;
ut came, and | followed the directions.
stopping all other medicines. In less tllan
four hours the pain was gone. silent we'll
that night, and tho next day left my room for
the inst time for four weeks"
The supply Of water 4 gall then gave out.
and II was five days before the sufferer receiy.
ed q ten gallon keg. Meanwhile, 1.-THE main
had returned, and all the old misery. On
Wednesday night (Feb. 49, l suffered 10 that
! was given y Of q grain ofmorphia (thC most
ever took atone timeh without effect On
thursday commenced drinking the water at
: a. NJ, aug oelore noon was perfectly free
from PUN and have had no return OF ft,h
The writer, il conclusion, says: .HThere Is
something peculiarly happy In the thought OF
being thus benefited directly by the hand Of
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia, ~
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Ia.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRlcEI5O cents per gallon, 81 pes quarter
barrel, s. per half.barrel, $IG pGr Barrel,
Logan Lar Il Co.,
bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water In Wheeling.
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g7aSe; No. 8 do s5Ac; rejected Wabash SOC:
Western amber s7Xc; No. amber iii.
nois 81. cox. Corn-EaSier; high mixed
96tSc; No. 2spot and September 86SEG Oc.
tober 88Lc; No.2 white 4lc; rejected S5Le;
damaged size. oAts-Dull; No. 23llc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03

CHICAGO, September THE Drovsrs' Journal
reports:
HoeS-Receipts 1900 head; shipment,
5000 head. Market opened fairly active aud
stronger, but closed weaker with tho advance
lost; mixed packing at s. l6a3 IS; light ba,
con at s. 40aS IS; choice heavy S. lOaS 70.
CGrTLE-Rcceipts 5000 head; shipment,
ll,40o head; good many prime sold at Is 0Oa
8 80; fair TO good shipping $4O0a4 50; com.
mon to medium dull and slow; native butch.
ers' firm and unchanged; stockers in fair de.
mand and slow; western in heavy supply; com.
mon dull best half breed and western ma,
lives fairly active and steady.
sIEEP-Receipts 700 head. Market slow and
unchanged at IS 00a3 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03

PHILADELPHIA, September .. Flour
quiet; Minnesota extra family medium IS 90;
fancy IS 45as5 80; Ohio family, good new
wheat S. %; do fancy old wheat S. So; winter
wheat patent S. 75a6 rs; Minncsota patent
50 0Ol1 90. Rye Flour-Steady and unclang.
ed; Whcat-bull; rejected 9Oca$i OF; No. \
red, elevator, Il GOAL 0ON. Corn-Duil; low
mixed, track, 45a45Xc; high mixed 46JSa
a41c. Oats-Dull, mixed western 2OaS0c:
steamer 3laS2c. Provisions - Dull. Beef
Mess lSc; hams, smoked, 0a10c; picked 7Xa
SIC. Iard-Western 6a6hSc. Butter-Steady
and unchanged. Eggs-Weak; western l8c.
oneeSe-F1rm; creamery SIC. Petroleum
at 81 OK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03

prrTSBuRgH, September 2.~-PrrnoLxus-
QulCti crude 7lEc at ParkeFs for ship.
menti refined exc for Philadelphia delivery,
LoNpoS, September 2.-PErRoLEuN-.RChn'
ASfwEEr, September 2,-PErRolEuM-Re.
fined III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-03
UnIcAEO,

CHICAGO, September 2.-Flour-Ouiet md
unchanged. Wheat-Unscttled but rener.
ally lower closed firm; No. / Chicago snrinr
G!4c bid: No. 9, S53Gc bid September; S55Ee
October; No. 3 s93Gc; rejected 7OXc. Corn
SSIc bid October; 32Hc bid November. Oats
Dull, weak and lower ut 2INc cash SEN
telnberi 222Gc October; 29Xc November.
Rye-Steady and unchanged. Bariey-Ffrm.
or at IOa1?c. Flax sccd-$l 2QHal %. Pork
In good demand and a shade higher al
= 0OaS OS CASH. $ 10 September: IS Okla
3 ~ October IS 90 january. Lard-Actiye,
urn and higher ut IS 80 September cash:
y G2h95 65 October; S. 27IEa5 80 year IS So
40 SI1 January. Bulk meats-Demand good
and tending upward at s. 95ai 5Oa4 SO,
whisky tcady and unchanged al ST O0.