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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-22
By Universal Accord,

ArRRs CArHARrtc PrLls are the best OF oil
puryatives for family use. They are the pro-
duct Of long, laborious and successful chemi-
cal investigation, and their extensive use by
Physicians in their practice, and by all civil
lied nations, proves them the best and most
efectual Purgstive Pill that medical science
can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm
can arise from their use. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills can be
compared with them, and every person, know
ing their virtues, will employ them, when
needed. They keep the system in perfect or
der, and maintAla In healthy action the whole
machinery Of life. Mild, searching and effec-
tual, they are specially adapted to the needs
OF the digestive apparatus, arrangements OF
which they prevent and cure, II timely taken.
They are the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitutions,
where mild but efectual cashartic Is re-
FoR sALE ny ALL DEALkRs. iel1.D4w4
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10 R o o H !!

cAScER.-"suGGrsdi for ysGn With eaher. Had u
cut out thrse umea II returned altar each operation
DE- snaith cured me without knife eausue OF Rain."
MR|. q. n CIRCUIT
suyTEaEp TEEVntr.-"NOthlug se MID 70 halp
me could rot get out Of bed. Dr emitn cured me
Altar Others htledn IEPT. PHILIP, ,..
Wheeling, W. Va
CAfARRH AND DEATSEss.-"Beiis.ei w ell To-
durable. eGnSS Of smell game, hLTtul discharges,
speech Affected. Dr.. snIth rurrd me-"
HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DTsPEPEIA AHo uLcRRArED STOMACH :" IFCit-
nOnt for Yeas allied 10 1ys mo relief Or. imlih
cured mNn J H0AAS HoLT. InAuranee Agent.
eurd me-" LOUIS =. WASHINGTON.
RHRuNArrn -nsufsrsd toTtures; IJinlI dsiorm.
cured me-" J. II. BROWN.
REy. HKsRT 8. REpTIE1p writes: "DCaF Sir -
Ing from Catlrrh and Lung Complaints. 1ou hive
worked wonders In my EttEs Case"
REv. y. o LADp, writes :-'Dr. Smiths proles-
IonAl services In my family have been mott tsf4e-
tory and commend him % all - gentleman and
skiIful pnySieiAn."
Mss. AARGARET KotB sayI;-"T had been guasr-
Ing tOr seven years And II Ated BY macy physeIAns
for DYSPEPSIA. Dr.. Smith SAID had 4 hPe-Worm
and Ia zig houIs removed monster, 100 leet leBg"
FKNALk toAPtANIs.-Threy years In hospitals Tor
iemale' give me peculiar adyaubEes In such eases.
Pertons eurFd Of COnsump ton, Diseases Of Heart,
Liver, Stomach, kidneys, SIR, BlcOd, Nervous AZ
fec Ions and WeHkueSses Of Men and Youth serotula
and Asth "a testify 10 my success.
PILEs Cured without the knife.
Patients alta distance may b. treated By letter and
sat lection guaranteed chart for IeI examination
sent on receipt Of two three cent stamps AID advice
returned tree.
CONSULTATION at ohee free oase hour from a..
N. to P. m daily. Sundays from to p. N. Calf
j. E. SMITH, NJ. d.,
del No, mi, Market St, WhNellnY. W. Va
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"oh, how I do wish my skin was as
clear and soft IS yours said lady to her
friend. "You can easily make It So" an-
sWered the friend. "How?" inquired the
first lady. "By using Hop Bitters, that
makes pure rich blood and blooming
health. 1t did It for me as you observe"
Read Of it.-C'Giro Bulletin. MwF4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-22

Axx ladies wishing to know Of the
merits OF the Excelsior Kidney Pad, iis
action etc, are referred to Mrs. VIM. E.
McKecknie, Photograph Parlors, Toledo,
Ohio. See advertisement. MwPAW
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

Which be DID, and in short time was not
only relieved but cured.
Eosder, II you are suffering with Dyspep-
ia CT Liver GISssse 10 any form, do not wait
until the disease has taken 4 fist bold upon
you, but uhs the Regulator when the .ymP,,
toms tirSt show themselves. II has relieved
uuto'd suffering. SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR Is not an alcoholic stlmulsutI but q
PURELY VEGETABLE kEAEnY that will
cure whom everything elIe falls. II iiA fault
lSSs family medicine Dres not dlnrrlnee
the 81 stem. Is no violent drastic purge, but
natures own remedy. The friend Of every
one, and will not dliapppint you. single
trial will conVince you that J. Is the eheapeat,
purest and beat family medicine ~ the world.
Ask thaIeeoyGed dysPfpties, bilious suffer:
On, victims Of lever and pgue, the meTenri1l
diseased patient how thef recovered their
health, cheerful spirits and good appetite
they will tell you BY taking simmons LIVER
Raiula'or. Purt hl'erI should be careful 70
sec III lt they get the Genuine, manufactured
only by J. d 3EILlN 1 CO., Philadelphia.
Sold BY ali Druplsts.
III.
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From Dr. s. J. BeII, BaItImors. Nd.

Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract Of
Beet gives to patients long enieebled BY
chronic diseases, debility, weakness, loss
OF appetite aud indigestion, the needed
nutTiment and nerve food. DAW
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EAST LIBERTY, December 21.-CArrLE-
Receipts SIS head selling same as yesterday;
light supply and not very many buyers.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head Philadelphia
s. T6a1ia0: Workers. ~ 4Oa4 IS.
SaEEF-Recsipts $500 head. Selling at yes
tesday's prices.
PHILADELPHIA, December 81. = Wool -
Quiet Ohio, Psnnsylva Ia and W. st Virginia
Xxx and above 4Sa50c; extra 47ai9c; medium
5Catlc; coarse a. New York. Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 4Iai6c; medium
4aI5Oc: coarse 4ac; vsShedi comhirg and de.
lame 46a5Sc; unwGshed 60 3iai0c; pulled
3Sa45c.
NEW YoHK, December 2l.-DRx Goops-
Business quiet in all brsnches OF trade, but
there Is firm undertOne In the market. Cot
ton goods In light demand, but firm and
stocks IN good shape. Prints dull and steady.
Mems wrar wooleas continue quiet but prices
are unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, December 2l.-Cotton quiet /;
middling llsSc: low middling lie; good or
binary l0hc. Net receipts 1891 bales gross
receipts 9,2S1 bales: exports 10 France q
bales; Continent 800 bales; stock 2s3, 7a2
bales,
CrSctSNGrI. Deem Der 2i.-Hoes dull and
dropping; common IS 90ni 10; light 81 s0a
IS packing a GOA 30; butchers "a Goa
8 90 Receipts 1900 head; shipments 1900
head.
PITTSBURGH, December 2l.-PETEoLEuM-
Very quiet; crude and United certificates
steady st sIjEc; refined exc for Philadelphia
delivery.
ANTWERP, December 2l.-PErRoLEux-Rs.
hnod n5f
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CHICAGO. December A,-Flour dull and
nominal. Wheat lns tiled and lower; opened
strong and higher, closed at inside prices
Market very nervous, weak and unsettled;
No Ard winter 96c; No. 2 Chicago spring 96s
96Hc cash; 9SHc december; 9sHc January I;
a7Hc February sales at 961Ea9sKc January;
97sIaeakc February: In the afternoon ad.
vanced Nc; No. 3, SIC; rejected Csc Corn
unsettled AID lower at S6sS6Hc cash; S6Hc
January; 36Xc F. bruary; 4lKc May; rrie"ted
$50 Oats dull and lower at 29Ilc cash; 29Hc
January; 3O1Ic February; S41sc May; rejected
29Hc. Rye easter Ats'c, Barley dull and
lower at 81 o.. Plaxseed, l5c Pork active
but lower; new $500; old $l3 90 cash; 81 7Oa
IL IS December; $l9 a6al2 SIX January;
sl3 l2Hal3 Is February; SI3 80 bid March.
Lard dull aud dropping at $s47 1SaS so cash !;
s. 52h January; So IS February. Bulk meats
dull and lower; shoulders 81 Is; short rib
Is 70. short ear 81 90. Whisky steady and
unchanged at 81 II
The following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday
as reported by John N. Hoon & Co., brokers,
NJ ffen MAIN s+raaf
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Eine dSpaTtm0ntl Of study tsTt:6oon iuFIishst
At cost calendar arranged % suit teAehGrt a.
sAfiAn, liberal, thorough. Fall tsEm begins Sep
tembGF LIST, 1850. AttsndAnee last year from n
counties Of Wet virginia and from 5tatOs and Tor
1.sFor eaaloguss and other Information appl,
o thS PRECEDENT, J. Z. Thompson, NOrEhutS1l
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Hoes-Good demand at 81 25a4 40 per hun.
bred in prime packing, lots; butchers 81 So
Sheep s. O043 %
CArTLE-This market is fair at present, cat.
tie plenty. We quote young cattle, from 500
to 800 lbs, at ~ aSc; bulls 2a2Ifc; 600 70
900 lbs, Sa3l+c; 800 to 1000 lbs, SaS1Sc,
Cattle offered at present are native.
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Financial and Commercial,
wheeling wholesale Market.
ory1cE DAILY 1ETELLIsEScEa,

0FY1cE DAILY IETELLIsEHcER,
wHEELINO, Tuesday, December q.
There Is fair business doing in dry goods
and groceries and booming trade among the
wholesale coniectioners and candy manufse'
tursrS. Prices are nearly unchanged. The
markets are allied Just now with all species Of
ash, As.h and fowl, which are being disposed
Of at moderate prices.
APPLEs-DemAnd fair st low prices. We
quote choice eating apples At 76cA$l . per
barrel.
BUTTEr-ComnisSion merchants report a
good trade. Wequots choice to fancy grades
ut 20a92c, grease Sc
CANNED GooDs Quotations: Peaches, IN cans
per doz, 81 so; 3 10 cans, 81 80: 3n
cans tomatoes, $lS0al so; sweet corn, 81 %
nj 20; Winslow coru,Sl IS; common corn 81 25i
strawberries, 2 b cans, 81 so; blackberrieA
9 D cans, 81 Is; raspberries, 2 b cans, 81 40;
plumA, b cans, 81 90; lima beans, D cans,
81 %; cove oysters, | b cans, Light, 70ci 2 D
cans, 81 30; cherries S. IS.
CHEEsE-We quote prime new Ohio and
Western factory Of - 1Alic. according 10 quail
ity; NewYork cream, Is SAl6c; Sweitzef, PC.
DRIED FRUITS = Quiet and steady. We
quote Apples at 4c, Peaches 10 for prime
halves; Prunes &c; Currants new exc,
RAisins, new, layers = 10; Valencia raidns,
new, exc.
EGss.GOod demand. Wsquote strictlytrssh
at 2saSOc per dOz.
FEGrHEEs-In good demand; live geese
40a45c
FIsH-No s small mackersl bbls., S 90;
No. medium mackerel, 81 co.; No. 2, 81 60a
goo.
FLOUR Market good. Patentsatin Clos,
s. 80. Jobbing quotations are as follows
White wheat family IS 6Oa6 %: rye -four S 80.
FRuTTsA AND VEGETABLEs-Oranges, 81 OCa3 90
per box; lemons per box, s. 75a4 50; cocoa
nuts, per 100, 81 00l5 90; cabbage s. 00ai0 90
per l6O; potatoes, 81 SOal Is per barrel:
yellow Danyer onions, s. 75a4 90 per barrel
Malaga grapes S. 80 per barrel or 20 cents
per pound; cranbernes 81 U0a2 10 per boz;
Baltimore sweet potatoes s. 25a2 so per bar.
rel; Jersey, s. IS per barrel.
GRocERiEs.- C9fees, fair to good Rio at LA
l5c, prime 16c, choice tic, best roasted 10
aiSC, yellow Rio Ice, Java 23c. SynIps,
common 25aS0c prime S5A40c; choice 80;
New Orleans molaSses, prime 4Sc, choice Soc.
Sugars, refined hard crushed l0zc, granulAted
l0kc, powdered l0He, A coffee exc
B DC, prairie A sugar eye, palace A exc.
yellow Q SIC, golden Sc, prime TIC.
Rice, Carolina choice c, New Orleans
prime SIC, Rangoon &c.
GRAIS-We quote prime red winter,
shipping and milling new wheat 81 90. Corn
isquoted IN jObbing lots at 4Oa45c, cid Soc;
oats at 35c, and rye at 75c.
HAY-We quote baled at s2looa22 90, and
loose at $40 0Oa2l 90 and active.
HoMISY-Per barrel, s. co
HsSEY-Per lib. sal0c; choice Csc per ID.
PEAGL MEALS rs per barrel.
EAns-rhe card rates on nails, fence and
brads from l0d TO God is S275.
PoULTRY-Young chickens So 0Oaa IS per
dozen. Dressed turkeys salcc per pound.
Geese, dressed, Ease per pound. Ducks, dresI-
ed, $24OaS w per dozen.
PReyIHoNs-The market for lard and pork
Is good. Following are the current rates:
Puelase, tor meats hold Is tOllovE Casks, 1000 Ib..;
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MEDICAL.
TO THE PEOPLE!

Tue best evidences Of phySisian's success u tbs
testinonv Of bis patients. Tie tneIeatlng demands
for my professional services prove that have deaf
me. IneVPF use patients name without permission,
though have many hundred certificates from these
whom have eurPd after they had been pronounced
inepfahle. thorOuEh medi Al education, with
many years hogpltal ex psFisnes Gid familiarity With
therapeutic SCENTS eloso observance o. tempeFAmCn-
al pesuAFil@ and strict attention 10 hygenie nan.
agement Injuries success, II sure i poSsible, and
NSInkIW 1iN = naftabt nav ablHia0
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CATTLx-Tbis market il fair at present. cat.
lie plenty. We ouots young cattle, tron, 500
to 100 ibs., al az a3c: bulls 2aoJ<c; GOO 10
az, lba. Sa3I<c. aO0 10 0OO ia 9a3IIc
Cattle offered Al present ara native.
-
NsE Yosx, December 2l.-Cotton quiet
at IL l6.l6Al2 3.Io: futures barely steady.
Flour weak; receipts 81. 600 barrels; ex-
morris 1900 barrels; prices unchanged
Wheat steady; receipts $4,000 bushels ex.
p.rtS id, 900 bushels ungrahed spring 81 l3 /;
M spriur 81 u: No, 2 lIilgsnS ee 81 is; IN.
arsded red 81 l5al I'll NO. 5 do 81 ISal u:
N, ado 81 l6al Ii; No do 81 81 hal %;
new winter SlI3Kal l3X; unSraded white
Il 10. No. 8 do ST OF; No, 9 do 81 l2a1 l2JS;
No, do, sales 1900 bushels, at 81 l3J<a
"a; steamer do 81 l0kaI II; No. 2 red,
Deeemoer; shles '4' ~: az nSS LH 'o %
. to eSt J t1Ml TL 49, 49, - esS oTn Sr.a ~
u 4oIsit 4 ;6s onST4 eL -. 90 100
es a. sS%s 81. NJ .aIas ,sSHoS
bushels o,o q, 70 49, .nA S,, IS iL 49,.
pushes a. ~ a. W 90
IsceIPtS lsuS9 St'I PIassSItS.
nngraIea ~ StaU1S, 81 Vs ~, nhita
o2a20I1 r. ~ rnU". ss ~ w. $500 $50
S.Hc ~. 'S M E ST/sS''IsS' Reos iaIn
oI1SA2lN q ~ way COZ. Oas sss'a. .
Eeeesp1 lavSoou .Sis, wes'eFn lal1su 4na,Hs
white western S2s4aSnVi y noal!n4y
uncnahssn; opS qu.es Uut ssr1 ny S %Ie
qulet anu sWaui ts'0 S ~ 4uo'G ga az.
itci !to lotS lUs4aLo. oG isa qG ,s a19 nrn
Lalr 70 g9ou leHnIns 'ioA. tIIo MoIas' 3,
gradts IN tnr ueIlahu; loEelEn uuIl an noIn-
iHAl. 4lSe I I4i1 ~, InenEE gA >I11 EO-
lean uHi Cn ni,S ss2sS, CrIue 31Ai I.sI
renned stac IAIoW aeauy snu larry 6S aS S.,I
~ oaozs: 4oSin URN, 99H.eu N % ouat eIn
tulPen.ne sIA 5T H ouIi a.!u
neAVy ~ -o19Ao, Huu ~ ~ ~.
demand GU Intss sPO' az ~ S'A.o " peel
qu'et anu unchAhH' out LneAS quiet os 1u'
9ssS9y; Lons C1eas nnT onI.o Ee" p ~.
TAT Urn, pLts i1osaa 70 1.a a., ., Ie,
l2Kc.
-, 1, a, IN
PElLApELeHl.. December N.-FIouf dnlli
no GeAna s4cept Iot saAli ~ sg Ha 70 eet ttle
local tfale: "eSSFn extra - Ioa+ 20; Min
heS9ta e1ua anu cieSE lneuLgIu 20 SVS5 :, :,
e9oa S3S": cnoire Ioovi NJ! 10 E92 G 20 90
cnpIce ~ 70 s ~ w Pase -, Itnn y. - ~
process SnUuS ~ H!eAoul sIesny AZ 70 =; -
Mnest uuu' Leleciea gran az uep2s o. uo
eaFeo LaTss' w. Egu PISnPs snPInrn :,
~ t41a 100 no. sEeu DTc1nloe! - !o@ olJ
81 u Skeu; Ia anu ~ 0'o, p - ssLeq
ssS6uSFy y ~ DID, 'li e.. asked Mar ns5
81 ~ on u IVA ~ ci 81. SIFh; q9isE 0IC
western mi1sS tract % re; slil mtx.d Decem
oeF otc oln, o. ~ Aske9 January So1c niu
SSo 1'teu TsoESfEy IoAo SIu, 2p1se asi e,
Sn %II m,rSst tirn M Tkite 4sEs. No . 4,
a.. No ado IsiEa47c. "a, ectot 1sitc. r,iIsf
i9IlaISiEc Provisions SYiet but Arm Sn[
nrices Unchanged, Butter steady for choice
atkrr trades secunulatinE: Creamery STtTs
IL g6n,I IN oSoice sGaSSXc. Nav Ynrk M
RrsdfSrd eounty Pa. tubs 10 SOC frkins olS
So. Western Res. rye extra o4a9So Foe,
srs,ra al s'aSer Cheese dull and staadv
Creamery loiIc. fair 10 good 1laIae. Petro
La !, ,,n1,insjIv nrrhapOsj wLISky .,ssJ,
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RAes-9c per pound.
sALT-Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 Goal 10.
SEEps-Hmothy seed, 81 IS per buShel /;
cloye., = so; Mammoth CloYer, $3.50 per
bushel; Kentucky Blue GAS, per bush,
81 25c; Orchard Grass 50 25.
WooL-Quoted at 40allc for choice washed
ard one-third off for unwashed. Market brisk
With n rraat haal NJ xnnl nifarad
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NEW YoEK, December 21.-AoREI-Marke
8 per cent per annun and l.s2d per can't
per diem; closing at . per cent. Prime mar-
cIntile paper 5Jfae per cent. Sterling EI-
change bsukerS' biits steady at 81 7oH; de-
maud 81 SIX.
Produce exports for the week So, 632,o0O.
CONVENIENT Boaps Quiet and firm.
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TILL IT CURE me-?

Said n mau whose voebeGone eounteninee and
broksn-dovn constitution plainly shoS Cd
trace OF dIsesse-a sufferer with Nervous
Dyspepsia, In WhoSe stomach the NEST dell
cate uiorscl lay like lead. ReireShlng sleep
and outlet nerves were strangers 10 him, and
he despaired Of ever being well.
We advised him 70 take
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I0neY and stoelIs.

| IS 90. Whisky dull at 81 10. Butter dull and
lower; choice Weltsrn Reserve 22A2ee; Shoiss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-30

A RAsCAILY TRICK.-Sometimes forger1es
have been made to divorce DEGREES and the soil
citorS guilty OF it have been thrown over the
bar. In order TO escape this penalty lawyer
adopted the following device: He would search
divorce. which was so drafted as TO answer his
purpose, and TO procure an exemplitted copy
from the clerk. He would then detach and
throw away all the sheets OF the copy but the
attestipg it genuine. To this last page he would
prepare body OF decree drafted to fit the
case In which he was employed; bringing the
writing down TO meet and run onward with the
words, whatever they happened to be. with
which the genuine last page began. BE was
thus enabled TO deliver to his client what ap-
peared 10 be q genuine document, and indeed
bore every signature, seal and certidcate-and
true cnes-necessar to its validity. Possibly
This would have saved him from prosecution
ncm forgery; II did Dot protect him from sum-
nsry expulsion from the bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-30

KILLED BY CASA telegram to the New York
Hei Gld from Shenandoah. Pa, July Is, says: A
corOner's inquest was held to-day On the bodies
OF Reese, Wtlman and Wasley, the men who per
isked In the Thomas colliery mine yesterday
the result OF which was that they lost their lives
from the effects Of breathing clrbonfc oxide
gas. Many important witnesses were examined
and considerable knowledge OF scientific char.
ac1er given by then. The slope is still filled
with gas, and it is impossible TO work it while
such is the case. The mine inspector, accom-.
panied by number OF superintendents and
mining experts, visited the spot In which the
down cat, which perished In less than hive
minutes, after which nobody present felt Ike
descending. The unfortunate men win be in.
TERED tC- morrow, and as the CHIEF burgess has
the ceremonies. the funeral viii be the larpesI
that has ever taken place here The thirty fnen
who fell under the influence OF the gas yester.
Gay are recovering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-30
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK. July 3O.-The Posts financial artI
Gle says:-The market for United States bonds
and railroad bodds continues strong. ana thf
first are more active than they have been fur
several days. The Stock market CONTINUES
strong. and after a series Of advances and res p
lions prices as we write are Aa2 per cent above
Yesterday closing. The rise was led by mi
nois Central; Union Pacific advanced 1ss. Mn.
ware Lackawanna and Western Ia And ,Ier.
sey Central, Denver and Rio Grande. and St.
Paul and Omaha Is each. The dealings in Era
Wabash. Kansas and Texas, Western Union
large. There is no longer any doubt but that
the railroad tonnage OF the coming 10 months
viii exceed that Of last year. We have heard
the opinion expressed In quarters well informed
that this excess Will probably reach thirty per
cent. The gu tation for call loans is 2a2T Der
cent, per cent being an extreme rate Time
ioaps are to per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per is 34a4k per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-30
The MaYkerS.

BALTIMORE, July 30.-Virginia skies, deferred,
do ,1n1fs5ty # S,S COUPONS. 9S5S bid to-day;
l1s6. Flour straightforward street and westerl
snRer oOss 55 5yo DO extra. 99a4 e do family.
o ss family do Ra So bssnsa sIsss
5:s7a6. 90; Patapsco family. 6.S5. Wheat. south
but steady M at lie re iSs
do smber, .l2al IA; No. Maryland, nominal.
S EeSffR red seGf sne ISy Ss
wesieTn %i4d s6t snS & ysSS
471.t45h; September. zssa4ssl steamer, nominal
do mixed asH wh
and fMs S Choice
lnh mests-loCse shoulders, 5xi Gear rib sides.
Gear rib sdss Ana S fisai2s Issa
EssSs fss2 Ess fsSs;
,troIs and actise-Rio cargoes. ordinary to choice
sii2 Freish.s to liverpool per- steamer anne very aS
finn: Receipts-aonr 2 592 barrels: wheat 26l. Is:
SHes Sashe RGsns oats soe hashsS 5
new YORK. July 9o.-stocss streng and higher
eSysIRns3ts %FW T%TRa quiet gnfS Rut sf iirp H.,
4sneT new sss :, Te 165s: Erie E eCaSs ss
ern second mortgage trustees certificates. 28I
u inois Central l1lA. Pennsylvania Central. 5Ssz
Beading, 91. New York Central. 136.
FEw YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
@ York eo7day q r. n. - reported by Lewis John
~ per cents, lll1sal1lA; D. of Q. S.65's, :.
New New Jersey Central, ~; Ohio and Mississippi,
and st. Joserh, S5h; Lake Shore 1881 Northwest.
gSss; 90. preferred, =; Iron Mountain, 53a
lots Wabash. St Louis and Pacific. 4Ik do. pre-.
ferred, I0z: Kansas and Texas. 3SA W. u.
Mail. 49,. - '>s' A>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-30

THE BALTIMORE CHECK FoRGRRIEs.-George
Bell and Henry Cleary. who are charged with
obtaining so, 600 from the Merchants National
and Third National Banks of Baltimore Nd,
are now In prison in default of Sc 900 bail each
TO appear at the examination of the charges
Which Justice Duffy will hold tomorrow Ia the
Tombs comt. Yesterday, by instructions from
Superintendent Walling, Detective O'NeiI, of
the central Office, accompanied by Detective
VIM Gaylor, of Albany, and city marshal
from Baltimore. appeared before Justice Duffy
Gaylor and the Baltimore Official each present
ed applications for the surrender OF Cleary.
Gaylor said CleaIy had been indicted in Albany
for forgery and had forfeited his bail of s. 000
The marshal had come On from Baltimore to
take Cleary into custody in anticipation of a
demand for his eXtraditton from the governor
OF Maryland. Detective O'Neil presented a
warrant issued by Justice Kilbreth for the
arrest of Cleary for the forgery of check on
the First National Bank Of Baltimore. Justice
Duly said the charges against the prisoner
would be taken up in their order OF precedence
II Cleary proved bis innocence OF the charges
tor which he was now imprisoned he would see
that he was detained to answer these new COM
plaintS.-N. J.. Herald 30tH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-30
CossuN1sT1c Sw,snrFn-Tha Ch,ca,o

A CoMMUN1sTIC SwINDLER-The Chicago
Ddtty NeTS publishes an account OF a scheme ol
Peter Papfn for the formation OF a co-operativl
city there. and also special dispatch from New
lork giving the facts OF some OF his upscrupu
lops undertakings there and in Phlladelphts
so far back as 1872 he was expelled from section
Of the International Society OF New York. for
securing the confidence OF workmen to raise
money, and then abusing it. Since coming 10
ing on all classes OF workipgmen and women 10
form themselves into cooperative unions and
has succeeded in organizing the cigar-makels
and sewing women into societies. In all cases
fee has 10 be paid. He has also started a
scheme for building $500, 900 factory for the
employment Of women, to be built by them on
&C operative plan. All his schemes involve
the accumulations in his hands OF the capital OF
WOrkingmen.