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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13
HAMILTON FEMALE chi FCF

WEII seIecVtl eOlTsc o! elndy. Spctllldtrl,-.','
t9T all the ornamental bniche' FtssIiss 'T rs,
tSS EsSsSn, SSi,Ea 'Tg,y
eontainlnE ~ apartments. Comlpel6ss rgltI
Nice Kccitation, Ornamental. PLAY AMI IN tIall't
Warmed BY steam aud lighted with "a, NJ, r. q
ySunS IagIGs occupy toom Charges lover N r
Session begins September l5lh, Isl. TSf i't
AlOEuss aud further particulars, addrr,, 'N''''.'
J. 7. PATTERSON, President, IEiisg,,, e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13
"Forest Home" For Sale.

The beautiful and substantial residence Of Samuel
ianghlIn ESQ.,, four miles east on the National Road.
The dwelling Is complete withlnHud without, con-
taining eleven rooms In tho main building and Tour
with heating furnace, and furnished with gas and
water. Thee Is green house, large stable,
henueFy wagon house, milk and ice house located on
S acres Of the best land containing great variety
Of fruit and ornamental trees. small fruits, grape
vines, shrubbery and flowers. Nature and art has
made this desirable place TO reside. The location
Il healthy, the aIer excellent while the surrounds
render II beautiful and attractive. Will be sold on
For further information, personally or by letter.
s"t"''s ALEXANDER BONE, Notary Public,
General Business and Real EstAte Agent,
1918 Market street, CTanHlS's Block.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13
Thu Constltutlonal amendments

Constitutional Amendment, Article eIEht-F0'
RutidtatiOn. ,,- al
r,n IhTee-ROr Ratification.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13
..Io1Y MORNING, AUGUsrIs
I.IloV.1 REPUBLICAN TICKET,
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

VoK GOVERNOR,
GEO. C. sTURGlss, Of NOnOugAlia.
SUPERINTENDENT OF TRKE SCHOOLS,
A. L. PURINToN, Of Wood.
ATTORNEY GESERAIp
GEO. b. CALDWELL Of Ohio
AuDIToR,
JOIIN 8. CUNNING CHAM, Of KanAWha.
rEEAsuREN,
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe
SUPREME JUDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of HArTiSon'
YoR CoSGRKsS,
il, Dl,,rlct-JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, oil Wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13
CEwER BUILDING.

CEWER BUILUINU'
0rden for scWn PPc, making ". ever, W. S,l,ris
,s sI sou,b street, or sent TO GcoEc Jone "'''
Ohio, will receive prompt attention, .,l,I.I uU
Oder from The country especially '"''''''
can ship direct FROM the "Cis'' ,,,,, t,f.soEaI
Jones' chimney Top, are The t's' eur :; Y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13

Beyond, and we patiently wait
Till back the broad curtain Is rolled,
when the porter shall open the mystical gate
awe shall enter the city Of Gold.
, 1880-08-09

ELOu1a-tvna Gusot md unchanged Thoro Ma q
arm tce!inR OIL old hours, Which arn IN slnall stock.
Tho nsw nto not plontJ Sot, tut hro oifefed moro
truly 10 srrl1o. bntea reported Of rs bsla wn-
torn prvate t0rt,s au hsb duub!s 01tras Mt $ht5
tu, IL bris no cratic sll4; and 1 brla ryo Hour
OIL prtYntu totma YDtal tU btta Export Hours were
quoted nj N,u14ASt for gno1 to ch0ico nxtrnz.
oTuEH MItLsTuFys-Wtro In g1od donund and
atcaAy. BalGs NeFa II cars brnn ut E,001lai cars
niddllnxs Mt sll7StlaDi 40 brIs oatuual private
torns, and chr coaEno eeEn.moal st HEED per ton
e a sS.s. ra stSYo sSs s1 sls
ecss: fix s:r ns * 'iio II S
d IL WIZ
sSirs. ssrS ,ety ixat: I'D hays axs5essiea u tSe
ass
Ifso shipping - mpxs,nan rhaso iaots made !eal
SSsss sa; ID iSSa asn'aSa Al :h'1P,sas
;sS S, sGss eafor stz s"f s cr o ssp bop4
caught alar uplutlt nus undo ahott !iera
aGs s1Se s3Sf III
s$;s S II ! H
q assfSs ~ s,s Il w. g.
a a a g. Al n u Y :: '5as s4a sssss It ss;
'swTsa wtsTe MWas:H WnsaHMss aMs in po,ter uou.na and
s 3HS o IA Ts .na I s ts
Gst s% ss I s.s & ssf . Il s os g Sss Il:
;:sss IssSs$ @ *fSs; @$ sf ss Sa
sa esn ss saa H. Ssaa i n
Es a sars s'1say fsp5s nsfs Il & y Is " S
f';:s - x 5s5sss l. 81. h.s L. Vi SG &
sE ss ses s.x, ,,:st ;,sss !: ;s
ss':s u. HIM.: sssss *s:S
, 1880-08-09

Cslsbcrtson, Blair Il Co. bcnnn n suit Saturday
against Wilson r. Keonan, ". A. Denny, and ".
T. Keutnul,. clntmtng &, 600.
Joseph Corctle brought suit tn recover $500
OF thu Northwestern FcrtIl!ztng Company.
Ellen /. smaltcy and J. ". Gurrtsh filed n bill
against ucorge II. 0'Drleu, William Ashford,
nnl otllers, to forccose trust-lecd for 81 ,00o
OIL Block u In tho Subdivision Of tho ". Il oftho
s. Il Of Sec. o., ~. II.
Cornelils Ewrl, who was arrested nbout n
month ugo with Peter Ewe and Otto Michnels
on 4 chafKp Of rccctring md secrct!ng stolen
property. filed Il petition for hAbcns ,c0rpuB.
claiming to lp entirely Innocent OF tho charEo:
PNtrIok Hunt. ut present BoJourntng in the
TInnse OF Correction. IN thrce clnlrgcs at
vagr7.ncy,, filed rutitlon for hnoc4s corpuy,
gases will be heard Tuesday by Judge MorAu.
, 1880-08-09
HQSTQN.

BOSTON, Aug. .7.'-SIOUn-QulAt, WeEoEn .upernne,
Nxtx41tl wisconsin e1ttal. kA+& q Ali M!s&lesutn
do, fauAaliDs winter wheatx, Uoio md Michigan,
a2a011u; Illinois and Ind!anA. k.fAlt.5; sI Luuts,
tiAAaI2s patent spring whonts. s aA56, winter do.
fAuAtdM
GMAts--CoEn Bteadyi mixod and yellow. kaeaSc.
Outs ilrn: No. anI Extra whit L. E&k1; No. whtD
&5i. No. ! 3mlxed snd ku.l WhttA &h&ttc. Aya, 4lul
0tTIEA-ttulcS Msstela cznlmerles, &s&Ioi
, 1880-08-09
PROVISIONS.


HOO FnOnrcTS-Wero irrtguInE1T nrmer. Hogs
wuro called excited over Tho flct III very sr1ali
supply fur tho day while Liverpool reported m nd
vance ut III In lnEd md 5dtI In meats. Thers was
only lIht IenHnd fur poFk hero. but holders waro
1rmer owing TO tho nows- l.nE1 WINS In better de-
mAnd, md tho eeptember psoH1iuHl nearly dlsap-
pearcd With the closing up Of August deliveries nnd
tho sailing down of the round luta w cnrry against
futures Moan were stronger with bcttos locha da-
1nnud and apparently botter inquiry fur export Tho
summer packtnR Of this city II scpUrtcd n9ErogatnK
20l4 wv hugs against l,yl1 for the saulo limo lust
ycnr, und l.JI,nN for do In ls:a ..-
MESS 1sUitH-NAs hrnInt for this mo nth md no1t.
cI,anG sntlG higher. WlIn UctebUr ciAscu ut d4.
cline 0f lie rur bsl frum FfhtMys intest rnDntors
the latBBt priGth wUt0 about tlhQ r runA ts spot,
seller An:;4t. ur seller hHptuMbgr, sl51 naur U!tn:
btr afd tidlu for Nn.sn'ear - saGs Sel 1opnIted tf
tcH6er sl5 fay l7, ttls suur Octolsr III sl3i
6t3.tS; - brtB xeigr NuyoHlhor ~ tlt.!u; uni III
6rla btleF Jnnuury nj Him. Total. iIa-aI bts.
l4A!,i-ltnnpGA atl clthetl siN4Iu htHieF on fut-
urcs With In advAncG Qf about bG per Hn It's nt Slut
ttussst9 nt 97:1 f"t rntHd lots ep9t Hr aoar HEus
f7Sta13:.t for sartesul l9E n9 fnt 0ctaGor
s. ass EssS nst;Ha s II 5 S. III s Il @ 9 ss
tu&,ur Ut }1.t!14n7,3A Total, 1ilTU It's.
tMEATsathl,Iles m1yNnceA GL11&c per 100 tba che1y
OH IncnI futures whtv shoulders wgre uuil. SAlrs
wgtB reported nk 3llNA4 lla short ribs Mt N. suut
md sU1ur hunst, 31.x7. kollGF Hopt0lub0r, 2}&tp
55 kn!lor Octohol, i4 *7t sgrr Ji!luary, 2hUU f6s
nng e!eafs at tll ~ =, xes !onE NIX. sort clca.r ut
EIs hn re- EruUn han,s 81 !hsi nt tc: and ~ tts
cuts OF ncnts ueto nbuut follows III O'Clock f0r
nlrty-curC1 tots.
, 1880-08-09

SMbrt rba sollor H0p0Hlbof. Gl0Bel nt
Long clgnra quutgd ut $IDn a1os0 una &7lu IDxcut
Cutnber.a,sds, Is7tsr bu1ed lung Gns 4a.ns, setaG
Hwtet picked lAEB quoted at A31ku fur lTeEld IT.
aF,.se, sracn hauis. s.s,4 nveIngo. 7sAt*1Ae.
short Elts MIS- fo1 shost clents, Hdal0Su tor has
nIl eAnvnsutI nflu tIttkGl.
low nj 1i&4ltc
i!EEt-SSns quilt nt a2sa8.t1 for moss Sa1S1aDO
for cxtrt Mcss ind *a9.USs1 " for tlutis.
,,TALLoW-Quet nnd sseady n t34uG,lo Tor city aud
, 1880-08-09
COMMERCIAL. ,

The following wero tho receipts and nhIp-
nents Of the loading articles Of produce In this
city during the twenty four hours onding ut Z
O'clock Saturday morting' and for tho corrc-
spending time last yours
, 1880-08-09
BY TELEGRAPH.


fHILADELrH1A. Pn, Ana4 7.-FLhuN-Wcak; Mln-.
ncsota cxtsn fair. old etock, 2i; do goud $50, do
clear. fIenaJ2s; dn stsnght, tuals7U; spFiu9 wheat
patonts. t7ho4A2a ltyo -four STEADY at It. tb0e17i
GNAiE-Whoat stondy; rejected. tl.0G1 l.1d; No. 2
rod, eiovator, i00t M. rod August tlgH bid ,9G<
nskctt september. tl0H bid, sl.io nskod, pctoeor
1 bld &l.1M msked. Corn qulett high h-mi1ed, track,
.lGSi4ct se1ectad do IVA ac; atouuer, 0ct sn mlxed
August $40 bld toc mixed; september, tpzc bid. H4o
naked, uutobe.. bid. 5tc asked. 0nts iEEnlnr. No
whtto. t2c, No. 90. DapsQHct No. do. :sk8U16ol
n1I1el, &c,
/ iItUslsloNs..:F1rm md unchanged. ...
HU1Tkh-nu1ti ttGHMnty Dxtfn. *SA1so+ dc. good to
ehnlcu, E&411t; Now fork bnte hn1 bradford tuunty
extra aNs34c Western ltcscrvc, l6b15s du, good 70
choice, IltslGo.
ECGH--F1rtn nt To. 49, w
'CttHkst-Attlvn firm, and h1Fhor; creamery. i0lo
llnt far RnOa, u5&14lJc.
PETltuIEttM-fitsnt rut.nea NC.
-WiIisKY-t1sm vi $l.lL
MxcE.lTs-F!onr. 316 br1si wheat LIZ 100 hu, corn.
~ aMsraESTs- III WE heu., lCoon bu, corn, ,p,ombu.
, 1880-08-09

reported at bu Mo. ut tc M bu rejected At Ate
lAn hn by eampo ut ENe.s'c on track T1ta! nuD hi.
" III a .,ns oss y fsso H. ny scPGmGsr 'nsr
nS1 "n mcs ~ se'f @ n.c3 wn. % wsxo
lna. Ensll salcs wpt1 mGtiopd Of au bl by sample
1t 53eG3t on track. Tolnt, t,an bu.
, 1880-08-09

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 7,-FLoull-Qniet and wenk,
supertinc t1o0aS.3; XIX. sluAD tasj XXX, sIu10&76,
hIeh Rralo, HiuLEasl
uKAlN-Cosn q,ilct at 6e258c. Cots In fair demand
at N@31c.
CuuS-MxAL-Qnfot nt $1,M
llAl-acatco md Asr, prime, t!d.oo, choice, slaoo3
lDUl
Lard s<lfcc nnd nrtns tlaFtH, ETSa.25 kgH. $5M.
Bulk tneata scarce and Hru,i bulk shoulders. &512l{
Nnson In gOnu danlund At full prccs, sh0u udurs NOlt
cIuuI rib aAlit cleAr, FLU ttnns-sugur.uurcl qnet
hut tlesnt cnntA4sd l0>thSishG. -
Lii. -
Rim cnrEoes ordinary to prI,nH 13asIGG SnRnF xoUd
duIukl nj full r!rGs. quoted falr, 8a63tc; yelIuw
trn9rj In 9ooa Aurply, Louisiana ordinary to choIo
tAfs1Ac.
bHAt-fftGhcr at 7hr,
, 1880-08-09
LIVE STOCK,
fSlfId



CArTI,t.-A tuf1 1rada and declining prices Weto
tho charucterattes vt tho past woeka llarkut- FOR
hdtima OF yusr tho Taeetpt4 wef0 large bsJond at
preceaeut. IND TIC bulk Of the ofofGs GUmpstssd
cass Ut stock soul enough u ueat tho rsQu4rs-
1ents VI tho Eastssa trade Tho markos tor anything
betuw auDa xruaus sss badly dan,ornl'sod kfpm tho
outninH OF business On Monday duwn IL tho Gloss Of
tic Wuok tAare WAS ktoaay shslukaxo u va'aes and
tho a,xtp1atu leeIna il all descriptions. excepting
ehulcp nnd vx.ne. WA Sa p1s w lbs. Thns ITO up
puF 4rutes did no. auasr the sauV axaHs N4s due
" tho fact lxt tho supply Ut suoi tell within ysIy
uoteFna l!snlLs, Fur cutsl0 xuItod " the Wuts Ut
u1putk1fY tho aaclnD tot tho wauk amounts ~ no
mirs thAu ullsc aad lso Will cover ths decline ln
eAulGe shtppy grades. Ts1as yna thin Yrasa cattle
:assssa ss ss1DS y, ~ oonpes gts a4tItme
, 1880-08-09
MINING NEWS.
NEW Yf,nr.

~ Mining dsaoetdttI Prtss.
New FORK, aug. 8,-uussaess at Tho Mining
Exahangcs ycstorlny was nctiyo. with transac-
uons aagrozntlng over e),oo0 shnrcs. Closing
, 1880-08-09

ITEMS.

ITEMS.
Judges Drs1u,mond and jameson will bc in
court to-day. $780,, .....--
Judge Norm will hear threq habcas corpus
cases rtos1nofrow.
, 1880-08-09

SE. LOUIS, Aus. and unchanged,
GAAlN-Whaat hKhsri M. rad. N4sa9> ~ II ctaht
p}44aiAo August, h3ttSHso soptenibort &e&DNc
octubuF, tho year, No. do, a<as74tut
NJ. 1 du. 83A&SaAc. CtsR sloWt WIG cash and BID
for August oats tetters s:,4<s9:Ac cash, s}<o Au-
gust, .s3to buptoMbss. ltye 4uiet nj Glj$o bid.
l.KAn-F1EnIi salnb1o ~ VI.
Hu1TkH--QfnChnltKuu.
EGuB-uhchanXpd.
. liskf-QutGt nt f1GA
in0riAi9Nk-.purk sleady at f1a23 raah md Bop
&GmbArI tt5Hl August f1ry salt meatx haA hlahvrs
$Akk7.h&95 "a uake1 tor summer nunL HAs0t3 1Nttut
stka5M4S:DaaE'x. t.ara nun.iua.
HkcktlTN-t1oUF, Atku bFas. whHAb tG4tQ3 hui corn
Gl,uD but 1Hts !! !iI hui rye. !nU bu. -"
siltrAERTH-F -Fl1ns. lanO6shs wl!aHt. ahm hut uosu4
l1Ob but oaas, aa4 hui tJG. honol barley, unaa.
, 1880-08-09
RTr11EAT,H.

DDFTA1o, Aug T-GnAfN-Whcat nominal; it,
TIC hero; Corn dull and unsettled; nskna GO cashi
eatos 1900 bu first half August ttc. Oats nominal ut
&c. -.
UANAL EnxI0nTs-Lownrt wheat, SIC. Corn 6c.
, 1880-08-09
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Md, AuH. H.s.-El1uM-stsndy. without
change.
GlsAtS-Whont-Wcstnrn opened higher, declined
and closed easier, No. Wosetn Winter red uput uhd
Angush flliNslust; September, Si,90lf}3; tc4ob1r,
t1.pxI!ue{. cotn-Weahrn higher but cotel wsak;
Wcatcrn eutxet spo. ind August, ls4c nakcd bid,
September. <Y!$tttNc Uctobor. Ataat!4a oeta quiet
with y1le& un[y Of WUst4rn Nhlta II Na- Ayc Q09t
&t i+ssGas
ilssa.IpEGM itovls"ss@p,9m without u,ater.a. ehnnue,
ntTTxtt--1Nl9t and unchanged.
EuHB-tsns!0r ~ It, ....-..- &.
.,E0TEaE-firn,t lilo carsoas ordinary 70 choico ls0
15Mc.
kFuAn--Firpi;. h soft Ioskc.
WNIHKf- uHChh1iKGN.
fl1EEGllT1--tNctutlkpd.
ltKcKlsrs-tI1Hr. l,fI brls, wheat 2s;op bu, corn
1+ST1 ~; nass ~ wy "; ~. ~! ~ BY. ., -,
aAAxa-Whaat, IL ,As0 tu. corn, I'LL aa.
, 1880-08-09
11T0T{T 4.

PEORIA. ILL.,. Aug. 7-fltAtN-C0Su steadT; hloh.
mlxcd, 5s3tAc, sutrod. 1,NSStc. Oats actlve, now
No. wh!to. IN a2so fsye irm, now No. 2. es3GaMci
eulcs Tor October, t5c
ulGuWINRs-SlendY ht f1.0fH.
, 1880-08-09

cotco latp packed, la83lct common 10 good, lGalso
EG04-Weeearn fre.h I4GsihC.
a4AU bu.
H.IirMxNTe-F1onf. SO brs; corn, nun TN.
MiehtKan. Ax442e! WisounsIn. fs3iiNcs cnmbIng md
dcAlhc a:!ffka2Hct tub-waahcd, Aoi pulled. 4NtAc.
, 1880-08-09

DETnorT. Aug. T-Ftoun-Quict.
GHAIN--Wheat attonR, extra NOW, N.n01{; No. !
wh!tc. old. sl.o, now, ss&cs August oe}toi Scptem-
bos nom!nai; 0etobor. n6Hct Nh. 2whlte, y+Skc No.
hnlbett WMc. Nocetpts, M,UU bu Whantt Ah1p-
m0ntS. 1ulU tU.
, 1880-08-09

ToLxpo, O.. Aug 7.-GnAiN-Wheat qu!ets No.
No. whlto NtchiRa,1, o5o. amber Michigan sds Mo.
rod Wabash, spot STINT August, Uy4ci Octobors
gsHoi No. do tpot and Aux,lst, Nc, rejected, e3cs
Nj. amhcr Illinois. si.os!{l No. rod mixed. PIC.
GSsm foSpr Ssa wa osto fm Su
NJ. a!ito. 29!fg. rojeGtcd, Esc-
60-N tli. .6,.5-'7'. : -
bpnp.
, 1880-08-09

fAntN OF cfiCeh WhH &luDk4Al 'lC1HH. 0uuH, eulM
oxtn beeves e1porler. q ;s!K. Thy latter i!E:
;s5 s; AZ:
!? !o ssss r" e w?
ssss WI ;s:s wv: csss
fsssS, "a sS s!
sar, of iii stuek w.. la'ac. and sales soro slow
aSa ss 4s.'ssn. paee tho m
pSts%a Il ss sas II s HUI ss
IL s;: sss s?:y s':h Ffss + ss r.
for tho importation vi foreign cuit1e ind TORY
Ss9s S5s = IL .! ssss
H. s 4: n s
f:ss = '"!o
fs aa Sest psSs
f @ sh h; s:s ss sss; g S
Ts ;ser nv i & %e II .s hSo @ ~ or
nt e F,rs r = H., s = ans s.d s.a
~ ss sssi A. Sss%ssS:ssE @ ~ I.s i NlsS$na h
GTss %nTfss siosed soasy Tith considerable s.uu
QUOTATIONS,
Extru Fcovct'-arudett ateot1, Weighing 40
cioise ilss:es fne i'll iioaa,
~elAHinE A114tW
snK li4so l.nj +loaAt
..ns tug y i,o ns..:.... ...............: aooaAm
Sais4!ax "a e iaS W. ~. ] 2aoaaas
e. ~: assa% ssA8
S!is md sealswss ssosfs.: ": ;. .. @ 7saes
The rseo!pta 'uodvsa.o hut tiiether shnpe1s
.ons1 t. a. ss s no ~
sanriy aSid slEonser maTkss io tls p,Ss, ps!sss
sstSS t 2s ssse gass ass"s Ii %
pro{ SuYnt - compared With ths prov'oGs SATURDAY
s *:
@ e' a? ~ ES!s M ss
GS :e ys0$ SeS SS rs
IA, 4 ;3f lii sss3, si;z | sss
as s! . q s s@ Ss'qS es .Ssy T.
eboso y q Il pst to sGSaoat0 S "o quote
l!itis dSaq; lid Prices uaaa"neod foselps; xo shp
SSiEsS.G business Hight, receipts, 1sOs
2 yesheEs aHa nal.lmers, x5gg
CINCINNATI.
:s,: !sSsss; ssS
INDIANAPOLIS.
.ass'p; ssSH4SSr!s @ .s1Sss' Ass aT@Iscstead' @ at 'a
LUMBER
Tho cargo market was inactive md llttlo batter thn
num!nAt Saturday. Two or thre9 loads were sold,
which conptisOd nnout nil thai was on tho market.
NJ ci,nnao in ptcoa waa reported. Following arc tho
quotations;
t:rcun plcca a 0o1
ttrcGn medium. 1LD &tl1!U
GIaon EoDu Inch h.................".." lSin etlAg
sLhoaja sh!!Rlee. SM @ 3g
FIN sA'h9lcs g @
LAIN. lN!A6 LUZ
Tho yard market continues nctivo. 8Ouo kinds Ut
fonctnR ind flooring arc quoted Hsmor but thu nd
yanco docs not appear to be Rouora1. Tho receipts
prices tprctent th,u9h II II claimed thnt tho sup
ply II prorrsionntely larger tnn tho drnnd. ne-
low u tho at 0f yard prices. tho Inside being for
E!rrt md secdnd cicar, sl,,ch.....,....s...s AIM
Est Et HI HI sSsnd sSsonH s!r ssnr ~ 'Hs. AN AN
aa f9%s aaa a soe9ad sta1 fSaa. @ @
fss @ snd % second csar dressed :ina:: is
Cnmm0n drcssct! sillng. 1T.Ul
x-Gpards IJnch md upMsf,is..........". latfsi1
stoek baa.sl. I!ts!S iae6 rouah......... 5iix!iI
s!esk soaias sSara: ,s 'i tns, 1ts s s}
EocgE' EEoncIng' fst W. y,
E1!!Ettk. ~. En!!
saiaoa bssrds, Ao l. ii ind ii SlS
%ss; sss:fs 'S $ ss|ds;ys il Il asa;; s s
ricketts, HAT. r0uRh. and Good.............. H49
aIinaias standard ad ch6ico 3S IIi
ShinG!1s. 11tr1! 2Sgte 2Gi
6h1nRless .+e1s 5N
, 1880-08-09
CINC1NNATI.

CrNCtsHATI, @. Aug. 7.-CoTroN-Dnll' and lowers
lie.
rroun-Qu!ek but stcady, fnncJ. ss159a76: family,
M,Gta4s0.
GRAIH--,Hhoat htgert No.7 sed winter, pay7o. no.
amber atfMc. Corn dull but etcadJl Nh. mixed,
Nc Oats easlert No. q mtxnd old. nc; now, no
fMli tttaV4c. ~
.PiovIaIONs-Povk flsmos nt Sl4!D lard oasior nt
s nnlE meata ea.ess M S MFl so bacou
WHfHKY-ABtcndy al fl,Q1,
,ilrTtEii-tjniii. ehoies Western neservo. 1,oisc,
chDicc Central Ohio, Halle.
, 1880-08-09

1HprANAroLts Ind, Aug. 7.-GNA1H-Wheat high
ar. No. rcd, p5taa34c. Corn 1smer at 8cGH;Mc.
Outs h4bur II .5aHo.
, 1880-08-09
COTTON.

GALVESTON, Aug. 7.-C0TroS-Nom1nal; rnlddlfnv
1o1c, low do 1Dtcl good ordtarJ. 1sc; not receipts,
1871 bales, exports, coastwisc, ; eaes nono: stock
2,:EN.
1T, Lou1s, NO., Aug. Observation-Disclosures mid
ding 1tc sAles, Vi bAes, receipts "; Shipments
3It, stock, 10,aH. 1
, 1880-08-09
DETROLE1TN,

PETROLEUM.
CLEVELAND. O., Atty 7.-rErHoLRuM - Quiet;
atundnrd white, ITO test, &c.
P1TrsnuHa. rn,, Aug. 7.-pETnoLEuH-Quot:
crule onspr ut s1Es5f Mt Parkure for shipment,
nned nrmer; 84e, Iii iau0phla delivery.
, 1880-08-09
0E3YEGO.


OswK0o, Aug. 7-GRAtS-Wheat etoady. Corn
1oNprj Western Mixed 5G5x@FNe.
, 1880-08-09

DRY GOODS.
NEw YonK, Aug. 7.-Cottan gooda commission
houses doing fair business at unchanged prices
Prints In Irregular aomand. hut quiet upon Tho wta1e
Drcsa glnRhnms actlvo md In lRllt supply. Cotton
dresA Eo.!ds doing vol. but w9rstcd fEbrlcs leas
blankets In steady but mndafIto donaud.
, 1880-08-09

TtyF FAF6Is5-Wero III fAir rounust in u retail way,
W!ti a:aaua,e o3utnRs. sAss Of Eoso wore u.auu III
TOGlTHY --WnA iull nud eAsy. Tho rccetpta wc.o
frdG. and most uf the city buyers IlGd THO DAY bo.
tIrb. H'FtnH chicfuha wtT0 quoted ut &i.tAiAW r0r
dur, md old Mt hAso ppr IT,. :.
SEEES-rtTlpthy WIS qni0t md ensy. Tho receipts
br,ugIt fl.!6. nsid a.ptAmbsF Tho prce, Gos6
cnzlMG Hiw hnh weak. fnx detlint1 nKaln. tu tltdA
Lii cs!. H. "a Tor The niunt, md lor septuln
bpr. Flax Is uprusspd " tho hs uur!Es for future
dnl!rety. Tiuvar wAk Gttias xt q 3s&huA
HAl!T-Wa stga45, With fals aAeA 10 tho country
Eh1 tANs VAfF
Gn4fsn khts Ios ufI.
!at4t Wtth O4" 4&4!N
tlfy, Without xAck& Ack&,,...................u,.,. lD
AAMun dairy, t'ut aiIok... AW
WtllbKr-Wna IN Kt,od AcitIand nt tho advance
established July ~ en1us WcrV EepOs9d nf %Q urls
tinlnhod goods the bas Of sl0 por bri fur hlxh-
NlH8A ..-
,Wuol-la moving out freely on nraors ehtcny frona
quossa stsaay x!sh ialE ngni5x f'eaa s1nsusaars.
hNAvIiJ thoy used TO- Qupsatun4s
10 tAt!1G1
GHAf10 " urly tH1s
Elt htNAkAeQ neetp.
GtAr1h lhHatn94 nGe0d
S!M!tnHl niNHahe hGHea,' ztxa4
3lGdtAn! waan9u 1IG14sI 3s4l
g1no And cuaIss wnaaod tcroe. ,3iis3
, 1880-08-09

TURpENTINE.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 7.-srInlTs OF TuRrRSTiNE-
Firm nt 97s$c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-12

DEADwooD, DIT, February liza Time
Ft Keogh, Mont, special Of February
18th, says Sergeant Glover, Go. B, Second
cavalry ofthis post, with ten men and ten
Indian scouts started out at daylight on
the 4th inst. to capture party Of s Sioux
Indians, supposed to belong TO Sitting
Bulls band, who killed one man and
wounded another some days ago on Miha
creek. ..s
They found them near the head OF
Pumpkin Greek, when lively skirmish
ensued which resulted in the death OF two
Sioux and one soldier killed and one
wounded. This, together with news that
the Sioux had gotten under cover in such
q manner that Sergeant Glover and his
party could not get at them, came to the
post last evening, and Capt. Snyder, Of
the Fifth Infantry, with company pro-
ceeded at once TO the scene and put an
end to the affair.
Scouts who came in this evening dis.
played the scalps Of the two Indians who
were killed. The other three were taken
prisoners and are now being brought in
by Captain Snyder and command.
While concert and ball was In progress
at the Opera House in Central City last
night 8 heavy wind carried the entire
front OF the building into the street. A
scene Of the widest confusion ensued.
No lives were lost,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-12
pairymen., Association.

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE fourteenth
annual meetingof the Northwestern Dairy.
mems Association at Howard, ILL.,, to-day,
adopted resolutions on the oleomargerine,
that the use Of refuse or diseased fats in
It's manufacture is abhorrent to the sense
Of every right minded person, injurious
to health, and should be prevented by
law; that 1t is the duty OF State govern
ments and Of the General Governmental
prohibit such use; to pass laws prohibiting
themanufacture Of oleomargerine from fats
other than caul fat or the suet Of healthy
animals, and requiring the sale Of oleomar.
garine to be carried on under the supervis.
ion OF the National State and Municipal
Boards OF Health; to prevent the sale OF
such diseased and injurious food; that
legislation shall also be had prohibiting
the use OF the, word "butter," except for
the product Of churned cream, and requir-
ing the sellers Of oleomargarine to mark
on each package distinctly, the world 'oleo-
margarine, These resolution were trans
mitted TO the President and other officials
at Washington and Of the various States
and boards Of health, and to members OF
Congress and Mayors Of large cities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-12

SAN FRANCISCO, February 11.-some 81
900 unemployed workingmen assembled
at the Sand Lots this afternoon, and after
listening to a number of speakers, about
half Of the crowd formed a line and
marched to the Office OF the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, and committee ap-
pointed for the purpose, sought an inter
view with President Stamford and Vice
President Crocker. Both were absent, and
the committee was received by General
Superintendent Toane, TO whom
they stated their object was to ask
the company, 10 comply with the pro-
vision OF the new Constitution, forbidding
corporations to employ Cinnamon, and give
work to unemployed whites, and intima-
ting thatif the request is not complied
with and the distress continues It would
be difficult to foretell the result. Mr..
Toane replied that he would refer the
matter te the, directors and return an an
swer Monday next. The procession then
returned, and the sandlots subsequently
dispersed. Other corporations will be
called on tomorrow. The proceedings
were quite orderly. N. +,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-12

. Nrw YoRk, February 1.-THE Coa'
mercial says: A contract was signed late
last night by the heads Of the Lake Shore
and Erie interests, and this brings in the
New York, Central as the assenting party
oaAnA, NED,, February. 1.-THE Kan
sss CITY Times announces this morning the
removal q the Auditors office and Other
clerical force OF the Kansas division oil tne
Union Pacific Railroad TO Omaha; only
the General Superintendent and Assistant
General Passenger Agents offices remain
In Kansas City without material change
These two departments will soon remove
to q building nearer the Union depot.
The old headq quarters building OF Kansas
Citywill be vacated. mi, ..u
SANFRAsOIsco, February ll.-Ihe rail
road from Battle Mountain Station, on thu
q. r. r. r., TO Austin, Nevada; was com
pleted on Monday evening. The citizen
Of Austin and surrounding country eele
brated the event with salutes. The rost
opens q mining and grazing district IN tn'
centre OF the State,