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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-04
Heavy Rain Storm.

LOUISVILLE, September 3.-A Frank
fort special says heavy rain fell here
last evening, doing much damage.
Benson creek rose very fast during the
night and carried off about 81, 200 worth
OF saw logs on the river near its
mouth. a portion of the railroad bridge
over Benson creek, about three miles
from town, was carried away. The total
rain fall in Louisville the past 80 hours
was four and One-half inches.
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THE IRON TRADE.
Business More Active than for
Several Years.

PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Repre-
sentatives OF eleven Bessemer steel
works Of the country met to-day for the
regulation OF the trade, which is now
more active than for several years past.
The Vulcan Works, OF It. Louis, was
alone unrepresented. The reports show
that every rail mill in the country has
orders for more than it can produce up
to the end OF the year, and many OF
them have already taken orders for sew
eral months in 1850.
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CABLE CHRONICLES.
GENERAL GRANT EN- ROUTE FOR
HOME.
Severe Storm in ScOtland-Riots in Chill; /;
the People Dissatisfied with the
Conduct Of the War
with Peru.
Heavy Storms in Scotland.

LONDON, September 9.--Thcre have
been more serious storms in the north
east and west OF Scotland, and large
tracts OF lands are flooded, causing still
further damage to the crops.
Grant En- Route for Home.
New YORK, September 3.-The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company received the
following dispatch from Yokohama to-
day:
TO Capt. Joha Riley, President Pacifc Mail
s. :. Co., " T.:
The steamship City of Toxic sailed on
September Sd, and will probably arrive
at San Francisco September 2lst. Gen.
|. :. Grant was passenger on the
steamer.
Riots in Chill.
PANAMA, August 26.-The Star md
Herald says the excitement in Chill on
receipt OF the news Of the capture OF
Rimac was intense. The opposition
party made it an occasion for the fiercest
onslaught on the government, in which
the populace, impatient under the mac
tivity of the government, joined with
great zeal and the most riOtOus demon
strations. Great crowds gathered in
the principal places and shouted "DOwn
with the Ministers; death to the Aran-
canian." \ strong body of military was
called out, and after time the
mob dispersed only 10 reaSsemble the
next night in the Alamada increased in
numbers and organized. The iron seats
were used for barriCades and the sol
dierS sent to disperse the crowd were
received with volleys OF stones, bottles
and some pistol shots. The cavalry
fired three volleys and then charged,
cutting and slashing right and left,
rather with view of clearing the streets
than Staying the people. Only three
deaths are reported, but perhaps 100
people were more or less seriously
wounded.
Meeting ofthe Two Emperors.
ALExANDowO, September 3. - En-
peror William arrived to-day and was
received by the Car. The meeting be-
tween the two Emperors was exceed
ingly cordial. They were enthusiastic
cally cheered by the large crowds as
sembled. General Van MonteuiIall ac-
companies Emperor William.
Another Fire in Sirajevo.
VIENNA, September 3.-Another great
fire has broken out at SirajevO, this time
in the Turkish quarter. BelQre the
flames were extinguished six British
houses were burned.
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Ard for Gen. Hood. Children.

ATLANTA, Ga, September 3.-The
daily contribution fund for General
Hoods children reached the first day
nearly II 90. The money will be In
vested in securities by three trustees.
The children are left entirely destitute.
and subscriptions will bc received from
any quarter
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Postal Order.

WASHINGTON, September 5. - The
Postmaster-General has ordered an ac-
tual daily count in all postoiiices from
the lst 10 the 7th OF November, OF all let
ters, packages, postal cards, etc. Pub
fishers Of newspapers are requested TO
furnish the pOstmasters with the num-
Der of papers mailed during the same
time.
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Base Ball.

SYRAcusE, September 3.-Cincinnatis,
9; Stars2. six innings II wssadnwn
game.
NEW BgDToHD, September 3.-Ncw
Bedfords, 4; liolyoke, 2.
BosroS, September 3.-Buiialo. 81;
Bostons, :.
Providence, September 3.-Proyi-
dences, 3; Chicagos, !.
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DRY GOODS.
Now YoTk.
Yours truly,
WuRENs x BEALL.

NEw YoGE. September 3.--Dry Goods
-BusincSs fairly active despite the
stormy weather. Cotton goods steady
and brown, blcachcdand colorcd cottons
in iair demand. Fancyprints doing vel,
aud side band prints active. Cotton
dress goods aud gInghams in good ~
quest, and worslcd dress goods doing
well. Mems wear woolcns IN moderate
demand, and ilanncls fairly active.
Cashmcrcs, silks, vclvcts and other Iui.
ported goods in improved demand.
For ldliiiOnm Mdrkeis So Fourth Page
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THE FEVER.
Twenty-SiX New Cases Yester-
day.

MEMPHIS, September 3.-Nne cases
were reported to the board this morning,
and four deaths occurred since last night.
MENrHIS, September 3.--Twenty-six
cases in all, equally divided between
whites and colOred, were reported TO
the Board of Health to-day. Among the
number are Maude Moore, John RO-
quet, George \. Hunt, Adolph Dargis
and two children. Four additional
deaths have occurred-Mrs. Ryan, otto
Sartorious, and two colored. The How
ards to-day assigned twenty-five nurses
to duty. Gen. J. ;. Skitiington is very
low tonight. He will hardly recover.
The thermometer has ranged between
GO and S3.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September 3.-The
two children of Gen. Hood sick with the
fever are improving. One new case is
reported, Harry Shelton, aged six years,
of 746 Magazine street, taken sick Au-
gust 30th. The Board OF Health to-day
issued orders declaring the city an in
fected port. DIR. Bell. Sanitary Inspector
of the National Board of Health is here
to see that all vessels leaving for ports
on the Mississippi river will be proper
~ inspected under the National quaran-
tine laws.
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Weather Indications.

wAsnryGroS, ID. D., September g.,
A. u.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Val
lev, clearer or partly cloudy weather.
westerly winds, stationary or lower
temperature and rising barometer.
For the Lower lakes, rainy, followed
by partly cloudy weather, stationary or
lower temperature and higher barometer.
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Ohio Liquor Dealers Protective Associa-
tiOn


tiOn.
AKRON, O., September 3.-The Ohio
Liquor Dealers Protective Association,
embracing branches at Cleveland, To-
lcdo, Akron and Ashtabula, had their
first semi-annual meeting in Akron to-
dav. There were seven delegates pres
ent from Toledo, eight members from
Cleveland, and, including altcrnates and
officers, about fifty in all. The officers
are ID. p. Foster OF Cleveland, Presi-
dent; IL. j. Huber Of Akron, NJ. VI.
Couldron OF Toledo, &. W. Koch OF Alli-
mce, J. W. Lee of Norwalk, Vice PresI-
dents; c. c. Schelientrager, of Cleve-
land, Secretary; Fred Diebolt, OF Cleve-
land, Treasurer, and Charles Strcver, of
Cleveland, Sergeant at Arms. The
President, Mr.. Foster, opened with an
address on local option, showing that
minorites have rights to be respected,
and urging an organized effort to secure
friendly representatives to Columbus.
The Secretary's report shows a member
ship of 80; cash in treasury, S2,GlI So.
Efforts will be made to get Columbus,
Cincinnati, Dayton and Springfield in
the fAssociation. The next meeting
will be held at Columbus on the first
Tuesday in March, when an effort will
be made TO secure favorable legislation
at the State house. The matter OF in
Stituting an endowment feature was re-
ierrcd to the Directors. The Akron sec
ton gave the Convention a grand ban
quet and ball in the evening, which was
largely attended.
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ohio Ornnd Lo.Ixe I. o. O. r.

CoLUNBus, September 3.-Tbe State
Grand Lodge Of !. o. q. T. met here 10
day. The Secretary's report showed
that the membership was nearly 10000
in the State. John Askey and Gertrude
L. Cushman were elected representa-
tiyes 10 the Blight Worthy Grand Lodge.
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Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, September 3.-Mrs. Estelle
Johnson, wife Of ex-Gov. Chas. 2. John
son. suicided at the family residence last
night, by taking arsenic. Grief over the
death ola child had brought on mental
derangement.
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wont Recognize the Butler Democrat,

BosroS, September 3.-The Demo
cratic State Central Committee decides
that it cannot recognize the Butler party
as Democratic, but that a convention
will be held soon 10 which all Demo.
Gratis are invited 10 send delegates.
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Fouud Murdered.

NORFOLK, Va, September 3.-John
III. Gatling, a brother of the inventor,
was found murdered, near the home
stead, at MurfreesbOro, n. G. William
Nann, his neighbor, was arrested.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at to 6 Per Cent-Gov-
enments firm-fIour Firm and Un-
changed-Wheat in Fair De-
mand-HOgs Steady,
FIN ANCE.

New YORK, September 3.-MoSEY-
Easy at 5Cd6 per cent, closing at ) per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5Cf1 per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady AT 1911; sight exchange on New
York 4Sji.
SILvER-At London 30,d; bar silver
here HE; subsidiary silver coin IA
per cent. discount.
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STATE BnNps-lnactiye.

STATE BONDs-lnactlve.
SToCHS-The market was weak IN the
early dealings and prices declined irac-
tion, but speculation soon assumed
firm tone and before noon the decline
was more than recovered. During the
afternoon ST. Paul and Northwestern
advanced sharply on the official reports
showing an increase in the earnings of
both roads for August, and the general
list shared in the improvement. The
final dealings showed rise
for the day OF f@2 per cent.
except Kansas Pacific, which
tluctuated very widely, opening AT 90,
advancing To- 66l, reacting 10 63 and
closing at 65l. The transactions aggre-
gated $4,000 shares, of which 25,0O0
were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, $4,000
Northwestern, 1900 It. Paul, 1900
Wabash, $1,000 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 700 New Jersey Cen
tral, 4,2OO Delaware and Hudson, 1900
Ohio and Mississippi, 1000 Western
Union, ! 900 -. Joseph, 2,IOO Pacific
Mail, 400 Kansas Pacific, 5000 -.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern COM
mon, $1,000 preferred, 800 Northern
Pacific preferred, 100 II. Louis and
San Francisco common, $500 preferred,
800 first preferred. 100 Iron Noun
tain, and !, 100 Michigan Central.
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c,~DA WEEK. s2aday al home easily made.
SIZ Costly Outfit free. Address TEuE a Go. 4,
Augusta, Maine. agH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-04

DE. G.. MCLANE's Celebrated Liver
Pills are not recommended to cure all
the ills that flesh is heir to, hut in alice
lions of the liver and 2ll bilious com
pl,iuts. dyspepsia and sick headache,
they stand without a rival. No better
catiartic can be used preparatory 10 or
after taking quinine than the genuine
DIR. G.. McLane's Liver Pills, prepared
bv Fleming Bros.
They have been in use hlty years.
You can get them from any respeeta-
BILE druggist.
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snicldo of WHINE Anderson.

Cr~cINNNrI. September &.-The body
of Willie Anderson. who WAS suspected
of the murder al the three women AT
Wavnesvillr, was found this afternoon
i'm an mpcrupirl water station at Pain
vile. o.. ten miles from this city, where
ne hal suicidcd by shooting.
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GovERNNENTs-Fir
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A Picture Of Going Admitting.


From the Detroit Free Press.
Golden October, with its mellow sun.
shine-it has been very mellow during
the past'week-its crispy frosts, the dewy,
delicious mornings, and the hazy, dreamy
afternoons, bring back recollections Of
youth. II that "springtime" was passed
in the country, the autumn brings memo
ries of chasing the squirrels from the
cornfelds and the hiCkorios, OF gathering
ferns and bright.colored leaves with the
girls, OF fishing and cunning, aud, best Of
all, going a.nutting." The boy who never
"got lickln'" for tearing his trousers on
the ugly "shag.bark;" who has never sat
under the beeChes and Crunched the tri-
angular little nuts that the wild turkey
loves so well; who has never been fright
ened half to death by the farmer whose
young walnuts he was clubbing and ston-
ing; who has never worn his hands in
mahogany for weeks alter q walnut
"shuCk;" who has never pounded his
thumb to a jelly in his efforts to crack a
butternut on end; who does not know q
soft-shell hickory from bitternut, Is to be
pitied for II he has grown to mans estate,
whatever that may be, he has gone by
days that will never return; he has missed
an experience that can never be obliter.
ated from the memory Of the genuine
country boy.
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NEW YoEE. October 1s.-Cotton- Steady at
lOHalO3sc; futures steady. Flour-Firnier;
receipts 70 QUO barrels; superfine western and
state s. OOa5 %; common to extra S. Goa
y 10; good to choice So loaf so; extra Onio
IS 6Oa6 90; white wheat IS 75a7 Is: ST, Louis
IS 0Oa7 25; Minnesota patent process SO 6Oa
%. Wheat-Demand active and feyerish !:
receipts 603600 bushels: ungraded sprine
81 81 No. spring ST. 25al 80; No. 2$l SlHa
81; ungradcd winter red 81 25al 40; No
j 81 Sial 3d. No. 2 do, 81 40aL 4 X; mixed
winter 81 SSal 50; ungradcd amber 81 35al 40;
No. 2 amber 81 S0Il 40X; No. / do 81 GOA
II; unRraded white 81 39a1 40; No. / do,
sales OF 5000 bushels At 81 39kal 40X; Nc.
red October, sales OF 5000 bushels at 81 90
a. 42A; November, sales Of 100000 bush
els at 81 4lhal AK; December, sales of 2lO,-
0OO bushels ut 81 l3al ~. Rye-FIrm; No. 2
western SIC, Barley-Qniet. Malt-DuIl
and unchanged. Corn-Demand active; re.
ceipts 1924 bushels ungraded 66Xa55 Nc ;
No. 2 65c in store, 659Sa'51fc atloat; low
mixed SIX; No. . white 62a62Ifc; No, q
October 65Nc bid, 65Hc asked; November
56%c bid; December 575Ec bid, 57Xc asked.
Oats-More active; receipts $1,000 bushels
western mixed 3eHc; white western 3Sa42c.
HHy-Demand fair and market firm at 5Oc,
Hops-Quiet: Coffee Quiet and steady. su.
gnr-Demand fair and market firm; fair to
good refining 7a7Nc. MOlaSses-Quiet and
unchanged. Rice-Steady. Petroleum-Q Quiet
and steady; United SSHa9l Nc; crude BXu
ne; refined TIC. Tallow-Stronger at 9 5-iG
a6Kc. Ro.in-Firm at 81 4Oal AK. Tur.
pehtinc-Firm at 81 Nc bid, $40 asked. Eggs
Quiet but firm; western l7al9Xc. Pork
More freely offered mess 50 O5alO 25. Beef
quiet and unchanged. Cut meats-DuIl
long clear &c; short clear 0Nc, Lard More
active; prime steam So S0a0 49, Butter
Quletand firm; western 9a28. Cheese Quiet
and llrm western 7HalOXc. WhlsRy-Firm.
or at 81 AZ bid; 81 12 asked.
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r,meadDg at Il O'Clock A NJ, proceed to sel, al tho
III Iclr Of the court Il use u Ohio county, WeSt
H. 70 thr .he,ta best bidder the following de-
rIs,ted r'ta'" l9at Is 70 Say: LOT numbered zen
,,p al riIlrlphIA In the county 0l Ohio and state
/ .ed Vln:alD. irOnting atty feet go it.) on the
yu5ai Raj, anil running back Que hundred and
,,..,, .r.; ti.0iL) to Ill alley.
i1E.s OrsALG- Ung-l bird o. the purchase money
IU much more Is the purchase may elect 10 pay,
aah ihl 9l'AnST " WoeiuSG I S!non ~ aA ana
li-n girIag DotCs SECURED by deed Of trust, and a
,IiJ OflH,unucc on the property for deferred pay
1thn
hsttc 20 the said property Is believed 10 DO per-
Iti but slllHg ~ trustee, shall convoy OnlkSuph
.lFMlI Jtsiel 10 the by said deed Of trust.
Wa. +. HUBBARD, Trustee.
WI lIiLLER, AucilOneeF. OcS
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LnWlessneaa ln eeorria.

From the Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution, OF 10.
The Milledgeville Union and Recorder Of
yesterday publishes a brief account Of q
deplorable state Of affairs in the county Of
Baldwin-in that section lying east Of the
oconee river. 1tappears that this partic'
ular section has for some time been the
abode Of q gang Of men for whom all law
abiding citizens entertain the gravest fears,
and Justly, for the khan do not hesitate to
kill when It suits their purpose TO kill, and
burn when II comes In their way 10 burn.
Many dark and bloody deeds have been
committed by this band, whose retreats
are said to be secure In the iaStness Of
dense swamps which fringe the 0conee
and It's tributaries.
The latest outrages by the desperadoes,
while they do not surpASs others oil the
same character, are thrilling In the ex.
treme. From our contemporary we gather
that Cicero Gordon, o negro, Is their
latest victim and 1t appears that he was
put out oil the way TO suit purpose, and
that purpose was TO get rid Of his evidence
against them, he having been summoned
before court Of justice as q witness.
Suffice 1t that Gordon was returning TO bis
home from Milledgeyille, when he was
waylaid in dark rayine, his body riddled
with bullets, and his corpse left on the
road where 1t fell. Proceeding then to the
plantation OF q well.to.do citizen-Dr. ].
A. P. Robson-whereon Gordon was
tenant, the outlaws deliberately fired his
premises, destroying bis Clubhouse, with
all the contents; his cotton houses, with
his unginned cotton; his thrasher, screw,
and other property, keeping the Doctor
and his laborers at bay with arms, and
tiringat them repeatedly, while the flames
were licking up the results Of his industry
and hard labor for years.
We do not exaggerate when we state
that all the good citizens in that section OF
the county are terroriZed with silence,
and while 1t Is supposed they know the
names Of the brigands they are fearful OF
violence TO their own homes, families,
and persons should they give aid or infor.
nation to officers who have for some time
been attempting their arrest, We learn
that this section Of the couu.
try Is rapidly depopulating; colored lp:l
borers are fleeing across the river to the |
city side, leaving the crops TO rot in the
fields, while the whites are held in state
Of continuous alarm, fearing to leave their
property aud unable to sell at any price,
albeit their smiling valleys aud piCtur.
esque hills are as productive as any in the
State. We trust the Governor will use all
due diligence, and move actively in the
direction Of experimenting these daring
violators Of the peace Of the State. The
local papers at Sparta and Sandersville, as
well as at Milledgeville, have sounded the
alarm, and, il necessary, 1t will behoove
his excellency to raise an army, that the
good may be protected and thee bloody
outrages punished.
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1IpIiSTEEs SALE OF CENTRE
nSTptIINU PROPERTY.

= O,,,a.ot. I,oI Of trust, made BY J. Ch4m6er.
~, y, t,l,.cp for Mary IOllA schWar >, the AID
M s9%sI Ssa n Ed S SSaSn Sa;a mt Ss
AZ, " ,,oTJrd III the Once Of the Clerk Of the
up nu So,yt al ohio COUNTY, West Virginia, In deed
,gg T,,d Box 10. Q, page ASt, viii, on
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ROSAMOND.

In the fragrant bright June morning ROsamOud, tht
qltenof giFI6,
Down The marble door.Steps OIter, radiant with hel
sunny curtis;
Der the grCcnswarL through the garlen pass, L
tho rivers brink,
Throws away an old bouquet, and wonders Il twill
hoat OF sink.
Then returning through the garden, round and round
the lawn she goes,
Singing she CutStesh roses -Dbe herself her worlds
talr rose
In her dainty morning ROBE, and straw hat shading
half her lace,
Picturesque In form aud feature, lovely In her youth
and gracej
Aun,
Riding hearts Of thOrny bushes cutting rosOI one by
one,
Pink and white and bo,d.red crimson. some In blood
80, ana sOne full bloRu-
There through Lawn and grave and garden SlurS she
TO herself alone;
Softly sings Ia broken sna,chCs some old song Of
Spain or Franco,
As she holds her rose, OF at full armH.lOn 9Th with
sluu-long glance,
Shifting groups Of forms and cOlOr' for painters eye
Anu az beauty plOassth her, 50 arts.-lkO and fancy
Nov she enters her boudolr, and sets her roses in
There for seven days and nights their bloom and fra
GRANGE dis the place
When tho petals drop and fade she'll bear them 10
the rivers brink, s'' "
Singing throw them on the waves and wonder II
they'll float or sink. "
VIII she bear away tonight bunch OF lovers role
hCartS-pny7
Set thtm In her Vase week-thou throw than with
her flowers aWay3
-AdrpsFi Mdga:taeyor EorsmSsr.
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PHILADELPHIA, October ls.-Flour- Steady
and firm; Minnesota extra family fair at
70 80: good 1915, choice and fancy 81 90;
Minnesota patent IS 25aS rs; rye flour
S. 80. Wheat Higher; No. 2 red, elevator,
g. SSh; second call, wheat in demand ;
No. 2 red, spot and October, 81 80 bid,
81 Al asked; November 81 4OX bid, 81 AK
asked; December 81 4S BID 81 a asked. Corn
Limited demand low and high mixed, on
track, 56lSa67c; yellow western 5OIfl57c;
second call in demand; sail, mixed, spot and
October 67Ac bid, 6s7lc uskel; November Sc
bid, SIC asked; December $50 bid, IS asked
Oats : Dull and unchanged. Provisions
steady-Beef at l2hc; smoked hams Calico
picked 7AasI4c, Pork $40 26alO so. Lard
tierce 61Sa6Ac. Butter Quiet
but steady creamery 25a26c; New YorI
state and Bradford county Pa, extra l9l
2lc; Western Reserve extra 17al9c; do goot
TO choice l2alGc. Eggs firm; western III
lSc. Cheese Dull; western creamery lOHl
lONc; do good 9!{a1oc. Steady
renned 7Hc. Whisky = Firm; western u
81 ~.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1872,

.r,in, At 10 O'clock A. NJ, proceed 70 sell a. the
Ia,S n The COuri House VI Ohio county, West
goa' NH. Ibesl and best bidder the following DC:
d aI !, g sS ~ In s! &O S5o S ~ San
wv I-tSsrn IWeaty-AIth street formerly called
10y 10y 1, ,lttrtl aud Twenty street formerly
III 6r,ioa ,lstctl In the sixth Warl OF tho city
s'IiSetelius, West Va,
,,In auch more as he puicha e may elect 70 pay,
',,s he bilitte In two equal payments, a. SIX
,I,iyr mouths, With interest from day u Alle,
". ,,sT diving uOIra secured BY deed u trust aud
.GyJ Insurance on the property Tor deferred pay.
a fss title to the aid property e believed 70 DO per.
-, bqi sailing ~ trustee | shall convey only such
ny vi ys,,sl Ii, 10 by said deed Of trust.
''F W.T.. r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
.. II u,,tVR AuCtlOnESf OcB
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BALTIMORE, October lS.-Flour-Hirher
and active; western supertne 81 6Oa5 90; do
extra Is 25a6 90; family 50 6Oa7 90. Wheat
Western higher and closed firm; No. 2 west
ern winter red, spot and October 81 II; No.
yember 81 42al u; December 81 429IaI 43,
Corn-Western firm and higher for futures;
western mixed, spot 6Ska6SIic; October,
o7>SabSc; November 67kc; December CSC fol
new; steamer no bid. Oats Steady; western
white S9a4Oc; do mixed S8aS9c; Pennsy lvania
S9a40c. Rye-Higher at 0OaO2c 'Hay.Firm
prime to choice Pennsylvania $l6al6 per ton
proyisions-Firm and steady, Mess porh
81 90. BulEMeats- Loose shoulders IS rs
AZ 90; clear rib sides 90 Is; do packed 81 q
as IS. Bacon Shoulders 81 IS; clear rit
sides 81 80. Hams, l0all We. Lard-Refnet
tterce 70. Butter-Quiet; prime to choicI
western packed l3al6c, EgS-Higher and
active at l7e Petroleum-Nominally un
changed at SIC for refined; crude SIC. COZ
tee-Quiet; kio cargoes lSal6Ifc, Sugar
Lower A soft s}Iaskc. Whisky-Firm a
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