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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-04
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L. OHIO COtINT FARM

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by John E, Wayt
TO the undenigned trustee, dated on the 2!d day Of
April 1874, and recorded Ia the Office Il tho Clerk Of
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10
deed Of Trust Book No. 6, pIge S5i, l will on
THURSDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
At 10 o'clock a. n on tho premises, sell at public aue-
lop 70 the highest and best bidder tho following de-
EcIibed real estate, tLat Is TO say: All that piece or
parcel Ot land situate on the waters oil Short Creek, In
Liberty District, in Ohio county, West Virginia,
which Is bounded rs follows: Beginning ut 4 stone Oh
the top Of 4 ridge by q gum, corner 10 John ]. jacob,
lin The year 1885, anu With that line south 6ik5
cast 70 1.l0 poles 10 4 stone, corner to John J. jacob
aad John, Wadd!e, Sri thence With Waddls'S line
to Samuel Finley thence with his lIne spuIh % eaSt
81 7-l0 poles 70 a}whlts oak on the hank Of run, cor.
ner to said Finley thence south 30 east 70 $40 poles
t0A double beech, corner 10 AOllah Dement,; thence
south Sko west o. clio poles to a stone, formerly 1
Spanish oak, on the top ola ridge, corner 10 George
Dement,; thence north. 6S' west lii $40 poles 10 d
south 79a vest a2S poles 10 u Spanish oak, corner IA
levi M'h; thence with bis line north I'VE VCSi
16 7.I0 POLES to & stone by . fallen while walnut. abd
thence north ~ cast 3SH poles TO the beginning, IN.
cePting theretFom ono aCTe, which helonvy 10 I'M
Board Of idueatlUn Of sald Liberty DIItiCp, COntaIn,
ipg wohuplred and thlrty'ave and Oae-hali easy,
9erea,morn o. lei, Without the one acre herein 6e
foTn excepted,
TERxT OYs AtE,-0nethtrd Of the purvhals money
land y much more Is the purchaser may GlWt 10 nav
In oish, anu the remainder In three equal aunua
paymentl, With interest, from the day q ALE, IN
purchaser giving negotiable notes, secured by q dee,
o. trust 90 the prOperty for the deferred payments.
The title 70 the said property !, bellevedt 10 DO ner
title Is Is vested Ia me by iAld deed Of trust.
J,HANS0N GOOD, Trustee,
P,rl'F. JoNEs, Attorney, mylT4wS4w
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COURT SALES.
State OF WEsTv1RGINIA, COUNTY
~ OF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING,
John Robrecht anl others.

In the Municipal COurt;oE Wheel
George Il. Tingle, administrator, &c.,
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TRUSTEES sALEoF QUARRY LOTS,

By virtue Oiadeel Of trust made by Henry Gunthsr
aud wife to me, as Trustee, dated March q, 1871, and
Of record 10 the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Oil" county, 10 deed Of trust book No. II,
pagell7, shall, on
Saturday, June FL, 1870,
commencing at 10 o'clock A.. " at the front door Of
the Court House VI Ohio county, sell ut public auc-
ton, 70 the highest bidder, the following lots In Tho
addition Of the City OF Wheeling rs laid out By +. II,
Armstrong, Trustee. that Is 10 ray: Quarry lot No.
8, containing 5 ToodS 81 poles; also 80 much Of quarry
lot No, 8 "a lies within the following bounds: begin.
ming NJ the south side Of Fulton street, al a corRer be.
tween quarry lots No. 5 and NO.i,and running with the
llne Of Fulton street 5, 4gx, ed I9.lOO poles, and .
70, 0. ! 6i-lG0 poles, 10 tho limo Of said street, and
with the same 5. 4gX, e. 8 IO.lOl poles, thence 8. 4ON,
" . II G0-l00 poles to the EOuthwCstCiIy line Of said hi
No. s, and with the same n. SIX, ". II 9G.lOO poles Il
the south rly corner between quarry lots No. s and
No. I, and With the division Ilue between said quarry
lots u. 4Ox, Q. IL 2G-lOO poles to tho IeEtunIni, con.
tAlnlng ! acre mo'e or less; also, quarry LOT 10, l.
containing mods 5 poles, excepting tue coal underiy.
Ing all Of said lots; also, the following penOual property
yiGi Five () head Of horses and i2) s~ione-WaRonE
and all the mason and quarry tools used by said Gun.
ther 10 bis Stoue mason and quarry business
TERHS oP SALE-For the personal property, cash
for tho real estate, oHe-haif In cash and balance ii
six months, with Interest from day Of Bale, the pIr,
%chAserto give his note with good personal security
for the deferred payment, and 10 EcurO tho tame 6i
OtIstaGtory deed Ot trust on aid real oslA .
my2S-WAS A, ], CLARKE, Trustee,
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By


LoSDOx, June 3.-The .Mark Lane Erprcs,
in its weekly review OF the corn trade says:
The growing wheat has generally not been SC.
rIousIy compromised hy the late inclement
weather, andit the hopes Of q speedy change
are realized the check may not prove to have
been Injurious, and the harvest, 1t is thought,
may yield u fair return. Wheat looks tolera.
bly, healthy, though 1t is backward. barley
and oats are only moderately promising,
Winter beans arc strong, Grass has Com.
mencGd to grow, and would doubtless con-
tinuc to do so rapidly II the weather would
become warmer; but the prospects Of the hay
crop0re far from reaSsuring. Agricultural pros
poets In Scotland are by 10 means promising,
Cereals are SiCkly and yellow; even In the
most favored districts the grass Is very back
ward. Deliveries of wheat at the provincial
markets have again been liberal US compared
with last years, showing the reserves to have
been undereStimated, unless they are due t
tho pressing need Of which Is felt in agri
cultural circles. The condition o. 1.-THE wheat OF
iercd was improved, as the average has sinCt
advanced Sd per quarter. Despite the YerI
Inactive provincial trade in London fine sam
pieS are fully maintained at late rates, but n
tiyals were small, Imports Of foyelgn whea
10 Friday were IS, 100 quarteH, Mlllars dlripI
the week bought on merely q retail scale, be
J cause OF the increased flrmneSs Of holden
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SALE

By virtue Of a deed Of trust, made by F. l.. GehrInV
and Kate iehnng, his wife, to me rs trustee, dated
August 3lSt, 1875, recorded In the Office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In
Deed Of Trust Book No. ., page IO5, l will on
SATURDAY, THE ORR DAY OF JULY, 1870,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. e., soil at the front door
u the Court House Of Ohio county, the following de,
scrtbed real estate: A piece or parcel Of land iyIuu
between Woods, formerly Lee, and Jacob, formerly
GeTuan, streets, IN the Sixth Ward Of tho City Of
Wheeling, bounded and described rs follows: Begin,
ming ~ Il stake marking the northeast corner Of lot
No. ! on the plat ot an addition TO the City Of Wheel
Ing, acknowledged for record by Beverly II. EoN, ex.
ecutOr Of John tOtf, deceased, on November 2Itb,
1865, aud recorded In Deed Book No. 81, rage as
thence With tho west line Of Woods street in 4
S0uthtTly direction fifteen feet to 4 stake, thence a,
right angles with Woods street, and In a westerly dl.
TectiOu one hundred feet 10 Jacob street, thence With
Jacob street 10 \ northeFly direction fifteen feet Ia
The southwest corner o.. lot No. s, adjoining the prem,
lies hereby intended 10 be conveyed. thence with The
south line Of lot No. s ono hundred feet to the 10.
ginning.
The title IA believed 10 be perfect but will CONVEX
onlV the title yeatcd In me by SaId deed Of trust.
TERMS or SALE :-0ne.thiId and more II the pur,
chaser 90 elects cash on day Of sale, the balance In
two equal lnGtallments At Six and twelve months,
evidenced BY negotiable notes bearing interest, thI
U 10 be retained until payment Is M 'le In full.
W.. J, W, C0WDES Solicitor. imp
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June S.-Four-steady and u
changed. Wheat = Moderately active and
higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 cal 02I!
cash; 0OHc July; Ole august; No 8 do SOC; re.
i"Cted GOHa6lc. ~Curn-Active, firm and high.
er at S5Ac cash; 35N bid June; S81c july;
1910 offered. 0ats-Active firm and higher
at S0hc cash; SOJGc June; 28N August. rive
-Stcady and unchanged. Barley-Easier at
&c. POrk-Dull, weak, lower and unsettled
50 20 cash; 50 G0aO eek July; 50 7Oa0 791
August. lArd-Dull and lower; 100 cash;
80 10 June; 50 l7Xa8 20 July. Bulk Meats
In good demand at lower rates; 8 65a4 62Hr
"; Whisky-steady and unchanged a
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CINCINNATI. Juno a.-Cottou-Firmer hut
not quotably higheEat l2Tc. FIour-Mrm and
unchanged. W~heat--Firmer; rcd 81 0sal ii,
Cosn-QulCt at sSaS8Hc. oats-Duli at .a2a
Sc, Rye-In good demand at 68Ha57c, Barley
Dull and nominal. Pork-FiFm at 5000.
I.ard-Dull and lower to sell; current make
S. 05 bid, Bulk MeaS-Dull: shoulders
$3.50; short rib$i 60a4 20; sales at$4 85, closing
at 81 62x bid seller July short clear 81 10.
Bacon Easy at 81 l2ha5 l6a5 SIX. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Einseed Oil-Steady
and In fair demand at &c. Whisky-Dull at
81 OF.
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With still q considerable visible supply in
America and shipments from Northern Rus.
sian portS, trade lost mnch Of It's buoyanCy,
but prices are unchanged except for spring
American descriptions. for which holders &C.
cepted rather lower rates, ~exshiprathert than
incur landing expenSe8. Business was further
restricted by the holidays. RelAtiYeto fodder,
maize supported last weeks advance. Best
oats have risen similarly. Barley and beans
sold slowly At former rates Peas were rather
cheaper In consequence Of the large supply.
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East LIBERTY, June a.-CArrLr-Rsceipts
to-day Yere l02 head Of through and
21s head Of local; supply fair, but trade
very dull at o decline o fahout Xc of yester.
day many yet unSold: bOst S; fair to good
" SOa4 70; common S. l2Kto4 90.
HoGs-leeeeipts to-day 600 head. Workers
81 +Sa3 so; Philadelphias s. 05aS rs.
silEEP-IteceipS to-day 5000 head; selling
al $S5Oal2 Isl dull 10 to l5c Oft from yes
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BALTIMORE, Juno 3.-Flour-F Firm and un
changed. Wheat western firm on demand
No. pennsylvania 81 Is; No. 9 western win,
ter red spot 81 lial AK; June 81 l4al Az;
July 81 l3al 1874; Augusta 00Xal 10. Corn
Firmer; western mixed spot 4S15a43Hc, June
iSNa4Shc;Iuly 4SHa4aX august 44Na44Xc
September 44aiiAc; steamer I2c, 0alS--Quie,
and steady; western white tS5a3Gc; mixed SSt
$50; PENNSYLVANIA S5aSBc. kye-Quiet and un
changed. Hay-Dull and unchanged. Pro
VISIONS Unchanged. Dutter-Quiet and un
changed. Eggs-Hrm and unchanged. Pc
Dull and unchanged.
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onIcAao, June S.-Ths Drovers' Journal
|, Hoas-Receipts %, 1000 head; shipments 1000
head. Dull and about &c lower; mixed mack.
ing g i0a3 IS; choice heavy s. GOaS 10; light
s. 4Oa3 20. Closed steady at the decline,
CATTLE-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head. The worst market Of the season :
shipping, grades 81 65i choice 81 7Oa4 90;
butchers ashade lower; cows 81 75a3 %; mix.
cd In improved demand at - O0a2 so; ieifers
y GaS 80. Texas cattle dull and lower al
81 0a2 so.
sIEEP-Receipts 100 head. Good heavy
mutton is scarce and III fair demand At IS OOs
20: butchers lower at s. 7Oa3 80.
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By thelatest adYices received from Paris
per cable We arc reliably informed that
the Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water was
awarded the highest prize, in consequence
Of its great medicinal properties over all
competitors. No wonder this Justly celc.
DRAFTED water has such a large and con.
stantly increasing sale in the United
States, For sale at the drug stores.
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PtTrsBuRGH, June 8.-pErRoLEuN-Quiet;
crude 938le at ParkeF's for shipment; re.
fined SIC for Philadelphia delivery.
OH CRY, June S-PEtRoLRuI-Market
opened inactive with sales at 7S4c; fell 10
I3Ic, OF which price II closed. Shipments ST..
l25,O00 barrels.
ASrwERF, June a.-PrrnOlEux-Reaned
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'RAdE-lNc per pound.

M0E-lNc per pound.
sAM-Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 10; Pitts,
burgh 81 60.
s1rEE KeAur-$2 5Orcr half BARREL whole
barrel, 50 so.
sEEDs-Timotty seed, 81 40 per bushel J;
clover, 81 90; Kentucky Blue Grass, perbush.,,
65a75c; Orchard Grass 81 25nl 50.
TALLow-51R6c for country.
ToRAcco-Navies, 50l55c; Twists 55a6Oc,
VEEEaAR-Per barrel, IS 60a8 90.
WHEELING SrodIEs-Per 1000, $40 50a11 80,
WHITE LINE-Per barrOl, 600.
WoOL-Quoted at SOC for choice washed,
and one.tlird of for unwashed. Market dull.
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NEw YoRK, June 4.-Business continue,
fair with commission houses. Cotton good,
firm and advancing. Light prints are dull,
but medium styles In fair request Ginghams
quiet. Printed lawns active and In light sup
ply. Mems wear woOlens in moderate de.
mand and firm. Shawls are more active, and
skirts In better request,
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philadelphin Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-Wool- Active, and
ceiling q fast as II arrives: Ohio, pennsylya-
ena aaa Wsst Virginia Xxx and above $40
5ScS extra S1a4Oei medium Ssa40c; coarse
fine SSaS5c; medium S7aSSc; coarse SSaS5c:
eorlbtDg washed 40atsc;; do unvaShSd 2Sas9S
canada oomblns SSa4lC; ine unwaShed POI
H6c; coarse and medium unwashed 80a34o,
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NEw YoRK, June S.-Cotton-Firm at 1919
lS2!ci futures barely steady. Flour-Heayy
sipertine State and western s. 25; common tC
good extra s. 76a3 90: good to choice s. 05T
! 90 white wheat extra s. IS; extra Ohio
81 O6; st. Louis s. 80aB 90; Minnesota patent
process 50 00a7 85. Wheat-Firm; Spring Id
I3ci No. 3 do 0Oa0lc; No. 2 81 O5ai o.: I'm,
graded Minnesota red 81 l0al 10; No. 5 dc
81 IL; No. do 81 l5hal 15A; No. / do 81 49,
ungraded amber 81 12Hal is; No. 9 do 81 Ii
81 "a; mixed wtnter$l l3k ungraded white
ST. l3ll 1873 No. 9 do 81 IOXal IL; No. 1 do
sales ll,ON bushels ut 5 l14NaI AK. Rye
Firmer; western store O5a65IIc, Bariey-hulI
ind unchanged. Malt-Nominal. Corn
Eirmer; ungraded 4la44c: No. 3 4Oc; steamer
Al Ha4?hc; No. 9 4SHa4S%c; No. 2 white Sc;
steamer 43a4S14c; yellow western 48c; un.
understandable 4l1c. 0ats-Scarcely so strong;
No. 8 white 351SaSGr; do white 3Sa38XC
mixed western 34aS6c; white western 36Ha
4ic' Hay-Dull. lIOps-Steady and unchang,
ed. CoIlec-Demand fair and market firm,
rio llXc. Sugar-Quiet and unchanged.
Molasses-Dull. Rice-Steady. Petroleum.
Quiet United 7SXc; crude 8Na7Xc; refined
SIC. TallOw-Steady at 6I<c. Rosin-Dull al
81 SOai IS. T%urpenline : Weak. Eggs
Easier; western lOal2c, Pork--Firn: new
mess $40 OOalOi2h; old 50 O0a9 Is. Beef
Steady. Cut Meats-Quiet but steady; long
clear middles 81 70; do short clear IS O5,
LArd-Firmer; prime steam 50 22Ha6 Is.
Butter-Dull and easier; western Gallo,
GheeSe-WCak; new western 3<a7c. Whisky
-Quiet but firm at 81 06k asked,
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InInhn.

ToLEpo. June S.-wheat-Frm; No. 1
white Michigan 81 Oshi No. 2 red 81 lOH
asked; $l02H bid. Corn-Flrm; high mixed
3S&ci No. 2June S7Ic; July SOC; rejected
37Nc. Oab-Nominal,
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The undersigned special commissioner hereby Rye
notice that by virtue q the authority vested In tienI
by two dtcTeCs Ia aid cause made by said COuTt nm
will on
Aaturdny, the sIst day OF May. 1879,
Commencing At 10 o'clock a. y sell at public auction
West VtrYlnia, the following described real estate n
the city Of WheelIng, cat Virginia, or 10 much there
O. As may BE- necessary 70 pay the liens recItei 10 Sald
decree u February 9Th, 1870. and the cost, u said suit
aud the expenses Of sale, tO-wit; The property known
formerly As the Keim House, now called the aCentTRl
Hotel" situated a the corner Of " ter aud Four
tenth sIertA aud bounded as follows: Beginning
1t the northeast cOrn'r Of Water and Fou tGemT6
Streets thence north with Water street one hundred
tteti thence east BY a linc parallel with Fourteenth
With The west line Of said open sSsfo ' SsasS
twenty-five feet; thence east by a line parallel
with Fourteenth street 10 an alley; thence south
Eith he west Hue Of said alley Geyeuty.eIsht
teet 70 Fourteenth street, thence west with the north
line Of said fourteenth street to the pIace Of beTIn.
Ming: together with the right TO use said alley on the
east side o. said property, 10 common with other RS-
Aignees Of james and JAme1 X Baker, said COMMITS.
sioners 10 making sale Of said real estate will offer for
Ele hrt that part Of said real estate uJon which The
hotel building y erected and the ground In the rear Of
tho alley, that Is TO say, all Ol said real estate lying
south Of 4 llne commencing on Water street ut thg
northwest corner Of The main hotel building on aid
real estate and running east parallel With FUurtespIh
street " the alley; and II sufficient amount Of mouey
ehali be bid for said part Of said real estate 80 fSt Of.
Tered 70 pay Oh the said liens, elsts aud expenses, the
undersigned will self said part and no more OF aid
real eAtAtc; but Il such sufficient amount IL not Bid Tor
such part then they will sell the whole Of aid real e..
tate hBt above de iCTibed, or 50 Inuch thereof aS shall
b necessary TO pay said liens, costs aud expenses, 10
the highest and bet bidder, together with the riEhi 10
use said alley.
TERAsOR sALE.-one-thIrd Of the purchase money,
and as much N re rs the p~urcha,er may electlo pay,
10 cash on the day Of sale; and for tho residue Of t6e
purchase money bonds shall 1 e given 70 the Commits
sioners " the purchaser, date on The day Of HIe and
bearing Interest from that date, each for ope-thIrl Of
aid residue, and payable In tw I've, eighteen aud
twenty. Tour months alter their dat, With personal se-
curty therein approved by the undo signel; The tItls
70 be retained until tho whole Of tho purchase money
Is paid.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
apps Special 10 Commissioners
Above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY, JUNE
II, 1873, at 10 O'clock A. n. at same place.
WM i. HUBBARD,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
luh2 Special Commissioners.
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NEw ORLEANS, June 3.-Sugar-Firmer;
inferior TO good common bka5Xc; common
TO good common 6Ma8Xc; yellow clarified
0Aa7Ac; Others unchanged.
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CINCINNATI, June 3.-Hoos-Dull on light
and quiet OIL heavy; common 81 60a3 20;
llglt$3 25a3 so packing s. 3SaS IS butchers
y 6Sas 0S. Receipts $3.50 head, shipments 1856
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ST.. Louls, June S.-Hoos-In fair dc
mand at lower ntes; rough heavy s. lOaS 80
Workers 10 DaltimOFes s. a5GS 40: Phila
delphias 9 65. Receipts 5000 head ship
ments 1900 head,
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Philadelphia.

PntLADELrTIA, June3.-Flour- Scarcely any
enquiry except for choice grades; supertine
and Minnesota family medium and low grades
entirely neglected; Minnesota extra family
medium 81 SO; good to choice 81 75a5 Of.
Wheat-Qulet; ungraded O5ca$l 10; No, 2 red
elevator ST. II, Rye Four-Firmer at s. 90,
Corn-DIll; rejected 25a35c; steamer on
track 3Ia30c. 0ats-In fur demand; mixed
western Sia34}4; white western S5Ha3Gc
choiccdo S0l5aSl. Provisions Quiet. Beei
Mes $500. Hams-Smoked SHa10c; pick.
lea IAaSH. Lard-Western exc. Butter
weak; creamery extra %l7alsc; New York
Western Reserve extra l3al4c, good to choice
9Ll9c. Eggs-Weaker; western l3c. Cheese
Nominally unchanged. Petroleum-Nomi,
nal refined SIC; crude 7%c.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Of 4 deed Of trust made by Ludwig VIII
helm, TRUSTEE, J. i. BFockhaEdt and Louisa, his wife
2 me as trustee, dated November 20 b, 1915, recorded
Y Deed Of Trust Hook No. y, page 100, 10 the once d
tne GlGtk o. the County Count Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, | shall on
SATURDAY, JULY Sru, 1879,
Comaenelny at 10 O'clockA NJ at the irontdOOr Of the
Court House Of Ohio County, sell At public auction
the following described property, tO-Wit:
A certain lot or parcel Of ground lying and beInu
situated In tho CityOf Wheeling. beginning at a si0nV
enI stAke, At the southwest corner Of the line Of John
Mcclure, In 4 deed made by John Mcclure and wife "a
Robert MarSllall, dat0l October 1st, 1875, recorded Ia
book y, page 1870, running west by north sIxty.dve
leet 70 q stone, thence north Sixty.eight 4 ct 10 4
s!one, thence west seventy. seven feet to 4 stone on
the continuation VI Market street sO-calIed, thence
along said street Eeyenty.six feet 10 the beginning,
together With. all the improvements thereon and
thereto belonging
believe the title to be perfect but will convey
only the title vested In me Oy said deed Of t,ust.
TERMS oF SALE:-0ne.third and more II The pur.
chaser so elect "a cash on day Of sale, tho balance III
Two equal in~stGllnentS, At SIX aud Twelve months, me-
3 uabls notes bearing interest 10 bA gwen and the
title retained until payment Is made IN iuIl,
,w W. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
W. d. W, SlllCItOr. limp
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New York money and STOCKS.

NEWYoRK, June 8.-AToNEY-Market active
at 4a7 per cent, closing at Sac perceAt, Prime
smercantile paper 4a6 per cent, Sterling Ex.
change Bankers bills steady at $4SS. Sight
Exchange on New York 81 S9A.
Produce expor 5 for the week, $e,i9l,0Oo.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Generally steady.

STATE BONDs-Dull. Louisiana conSols ~
per cent higher.
sTOCn-The market opened weak, and in
The early dealings prices fell Xa2X, the latter
y. G. Y, 4 /. Toward noon the temper Of
speculation changed, and a recovery Of Na2
enSued. In the afternoon the market became
depressed and prices again reacted xalk, but
In the final dealings u steadier feeling prevail.
cd, and there was a recovery Of Hax. Han.
nibal and St Joe was strong early in the day,
and rose ~ for common and az for prefer.
red, but. the closing quotations showed q re-
action Of AalT.
Transactions aggregated la, 700 shares, of
which $4,000 were Erie common, 1000 pre.
terred 1900 Lake Shore, 6,4O0 Wabash, Is.
600 Northwestern common, l,lOO preferred.
1900 St. Paul common, 2.00O preferred, o..
QUO Lackawanna, 1900 New Jersey Central,
1000 Delaware & Hudson, 1900 Morris 4
Essex, 5000 Michigan Central, :8,7OO Han.
nibal& st, Joe common 800 preferred, 3,IOO
0hios, 1900 Western Union, 1900 Pacifc
Mail, 1000 New York Central, 1000 @, G. ca
l., $500 st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern,
l.4OO Louisville l. Nashville, 1000 Iron
Mountain and LEO St. Louis &San Francisco
preferred,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-04
FRANCE FITZGERALD,

FRANCIS FITZGERALD,
BuRGErTsTowS, April IS, 1879.
EGYPTIAN LIVER PAD CO.-Get8mer : I have
6een nSitg one OF your LIVER PADS since the I'D Of
March. It has performed miracle. nearly nm ma. III
liver aud EidneYA were IN u bad condition; | had The
ltchinR piles and stnpPaRe Of water, with SciatIc Rheu.
matlsIi, and was taking all kinds Of trash. ! sent iOr
2 Liver fId ahu quilt taking alldrugI. My system Il
II was thick and muddy. | could not eat any; mi
l,Ppeuts bgood nov. will give you 4 full statement
hST, alter. lived twtnty-six ycan In Temperance.
VILE formerly; We send 6ui butter aud eSys " Dor.
lngtOn Bros, Thirty.Nxih ward. / want % yet one
hall dozen more PADS, II you write 4 note 10 Dorlng.
ION Bros right away, 50 they can get the Pads and
send them out Oh Friday.
lam you8, respectfully,
FRANCIS FITZGERALD.