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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06
THE WHEELING DAILY FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 1885,
| articles Of tYo hundred and twenLy:tiye

articles OF two hundred and tWentYinV
lper cent.
An increase Of internal commerce o
seven hundred per cent.
An increase Of railway mileage OF on'
hundred and eighty.seven per cent.
In 1860, after twenty years OF Democrat
ic rule, Congress authorized loan OF 80,
900, 900 To pay current expenses.
In 1880, after twenty years OF Republic
can rule. the Secretary OF the Treasury
pays $50, 000, 600 Of debt contracted by a
war brought on by solid Democratic
South, which now wants power again so
as to stop the waving OF that bloody shirt
the wearing OF which is Hancock's chief
glory and his whole available stock as a
candidate for the Presidency.
10 1850. alter twenty years oil Demo-
cratic rule, the balance Of trade against the
country was over SO, 600, 600.
On May 81, 1880, after twenty years OF
Republican rule, the balance Of trade was
over Sl62. 900 900 in favor OF this country.
In 1850, after twenty years of Democratic
rule and teaching, there was very
serious question whether we had any
Nation. And the old public functionary
IN the White House, whose chief adviser
was Jere. Black, announced that there was
"no power In the government TO coerce
the State" leaving the inference that JEFF.
Davis and Alec Stephens could send the
country to the demnition bow.wows for
all he could do to preventit. After twenty
years OF Republican rule there Is no doubt
that wehave q country, and Alec Stephens
and Jere. Black would give all they are
worth TO have the people forget that they
ever questioned it.
The kind Of ruin which five successive
Republican administrations have inflicted
upon the country is just little striking In
view Of the>fgures, and the people like 1t
and call for more Of the same sort, and are
bound to haveit, too.
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Now York Corr. Philadelphia Ledger.
A month ago there was regular old
fashioned permeating enthusiasm here in
favor OF Hancock, but it has gradually
faded as a iogbank before the sunlight;
and is gone. The second thought has
come; hero worship is forgotten; the men
at the heads OF the tickets are mere orna-
ments; the battle array is between the
parties, and the issues are party princi:
pies. So the situation seems to-day in
New York city and state, and the final re-
suit on election day is really grave thing
Of doubt as yet. 1t is my candid convic.
,ion, after several talks with prominent
men in the Democratic party, that the
ghost OF Tilden in the chair, the speech Of
Sam Randall from the platform Of the Ac.
ademy Of Music on Wednesday night, and
tho demoraliSed situations OF Sunset Cox
and two or three others who were begged
to talk to the Irving.hall wing Of the Dem.
ocracy on Wednesday night, detracted
materially from the Hancock "boom."
The fault Is already seen. 1ilden's per-
sonal grievance win not be aired by him
self il any Democratic mass meeting
again during the campaign, and the pal.
sled hand OF the poor fellow will do little
more gesticulation this year at political
gatherings,
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Infant mortality is good test OF the
health OF district. Its causes are va
rious, and depend upon social as well al
upon sanitary conditions. In the mos
healthy districts about 10 per cent OF the
children born die within their first year oil
life, while in large towns 20 and even %
per cent die in the same period. Yet
even here there has been marked i'm
provement oil late years. Dividing the last
nine years into three portions, the DEATH
rate among infants was l5Gper 900 in the
first period, 1853 in the second period, and
l45 in the last three years. Thus, allowing
for increase Of population, there was an
annual saving Of nearly 10000 lives in the
last period as compared with the first. In
all sanitary inquiries the death.rate under
one year and under five years should be
carefully examined. There are many
towns 10 which children die with too great
frequency, while adults are healthy. There
mortality in early life Is as high as in some
OIL our largest tuWub. 4uc buuluehsteIu
counties have low rate, while in Bed
fordshire it is very high. Charles Ansell
has shown that among well.to.do people
the infant mortality is very much less
than among the poor. Collecting large
number Of facts concerning the children
OF professional men, he found that Of
every 1000 infants born, so die in their
first year, whereas l49 die according to the
English life table; from one to five years
OF age, Of the survivors OF the same 600
children only IS die among the upper
classes, while among the general popula.
ton 1lS die at that period Of life. The
care and attention bestowed on children
in early life is rewarded by a low death
rate. In places where, from poverty, ig.
norance or carelessness, children are bad.
ly fed and clothed, the mortality may be
enormous. Thus DR.. Parkes found street
in Liverpool where the death.rate was so
high that 90 per cent OF the children born
died before completing their fifth year
Prot. Charles Kelly in ue Sanitarian for Au-
mist
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Corr. New York Herald,
"Why are you not at the sprIngs?" l
asked young gentleman who is fash.
ionable frequenter OF the White Sulphur,
q few days ago in Richmond.
1--WE been there, he replied.
"Rut why arg YOU not there now2 The
weather Is certainly hot enough.
~ had to come back for rest"
"a restY Thought people went there
for a rest"
"Some people may, but lnd 1t much
harder work than to stay at home"
"You do9 Pray tell me the nature o.
your laborious work at the White"
"WelI, flirt, irolic. meander, chin anG
roll tent pins with the girls all day, dance
half the night and play cards the balance
Of 1t, until get 30 used up that have to
come home for rest.
"But you are going backH
"oh, yes I'll tackle 1t again as soon as
get we'll on my pins"
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rne Knlrnl. Teapinr a. 0hIeago.

Chltago Tribune
According to a conservative estimate
s5,OOO,OOO will be paid for fares. There
are 10000 Masons in the country who are
not Templars, and it can fairly be pre-.
spmed that at least fourteen per cent OF
them will be in Chicago during the con-
clave. To these 100000 must be added
5000, or one half Of 10000 prominent
men throughout the country who have
been invited TO attend the musicale ct dan
sante Wednesday night. Their names
were selected through the different com.
manderies, which reported to the grand
commandery Of each State. Adding 49,.
600 knights and 5000 ladies makes o total
l0S 900 people. How many visitors will
come from Michigan, Indiana, Illinois
and Wisconsin Is uncertain, but there will
doubtless be thousands, since the enter.
tainment is not exclusive, and the process
sion, drill, regatta, the camp and the deco.
ratjoas are sure to prove attractive. The
lowest figures, covering all who will come,
are 200, 900, but the chances are that 295,'
900 will bp nearer the number.
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Some Figures for tho Nation to Ponder
over.

Warrington Republican.
The Democratic orators and editors are
trying to make out that the Republicans
have ruined the country. Yes; and this
is the way it was done:
In1s60, aitertwenty years Of Democratic
rule, a Government six per cent bond sold
for eighty.nine cents.
In 1880, after twenty years Republican
rule, Government four per cent bond
sells for one dollar and eight cents.
In 1850, after twenty years OF Democratic
rule, loan OF SIS 100000 exhausted the
market for six months.
At the end Of twenty years Of Republi.
can rule. a loan OF $3.50, 900, 900 was taken
in single day.
In twenty years OF Republican rule we
IA An increase of population of fifty pc,
An increase OF general agricultural ex
ports Of six hundred per cent.
An increase in exports Of bread ant
breadstufis OF six hundred and fifty pc
An increase OF exports Of manulactuet
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ELEGANT HAIR is woman's browning
beauty. When it fades she fades as well.
While 1t is kept bright, her personal at
fractions are still maintained. By pre-
serving the hair fresh and vigorous a
youthful appearance is continued through
many years. Those who grieve over
their fading hair turning gray too early,
should know that Ayers Hair Vigor pre-
vents 1t, and restores gray or faded hair to
Its natural color. 1t is clear and health
full preparation, containing neither oil,
dye, nor anything deleterious, and i'm.
parts to the scalp what is most needed
"a sense OF pleasant and delightful free
dom from scurf or dandruf.-NetO Bernie
IN. C.l TINES.
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.oYslssIoRsR's SALES:

,-,vl,,IOSER'S SALE OF CHER
N silL FAss
iiiri''l IT ,"t'I lIn cAaucery,
~ '''. y, IN, decree Of the County Court o.
~ Nj Virginia, entered Oh tI a.. SItn T,I.,:
q -, .l 10 The liOIe named eAse 'n9 vi, I" nn
~ ~. "a, soatr DIncl IN 'Ill decree "'i'' vi
'.IItGDAY, August 7TH' 1885,
,s.T,,o,t l. ", on the premises. sell the
..f1, raj estate, that Is 70 Wy: no,, s,I -
~ 64J WugIy, Wet EirElnla' K TDG, -
= m, Farm, d which, SAMUEL MG W, Hne
" y. ~ bsaalL As follows, VIZ iT WI
y nS5 Amy on short creek corner 70 VII WI
" ~ Ttj :sGlsras, |. aud N. Waddle, and
= ~ 4 n. Tvt - Iolri to 4 post thehce
- ~ Il tol,, 10 a fallen sugar tree; thence
~ ~ 4 pcrra.sIO an Uh and sugar Tree;
" =, ~ ~ SOst ~ t.lO POLES 10 4 post
W ~ At sa,, 10 poles 10 = pOsti thence
s,T,,iy, line II 11.lO poles 10 post: lhehce
. !" a., il toles to \ Stone thence SCUM
hi' ',s,n 4, thence Oath 81, west ~ POLES
~ s',,s meme south 81 easi u 6-lO 10 a
y = IN, thence snuth So east y 5-lO poles
4, IN, NJ. Sofih AK eat ilS $40 poles to
. : !. s5gth sOyS eASi 80 poles to an elm
s,1. -. Wa!l,ce, on the south Branch o.
81 l,,rln northern direction down aid
~. .,g n, tayIhders thereof. III b-lO poles TO
., y, s,,ImOrs tree where the two branches
III saiir, thence north GO, west l6S pGles 70
~ ~, I ! ginning; containing two hundred anu
~ gafi OF les. A.. ,,,ob,,.
7. ~ N = aGtl more a, the purchaser may elect
b m Ihs residue In tEO equal lnst1llinen!s'
4, ~, ~ lively III one and two yean FROM the
~, sla interest from tia. day, purchaser TO
ss.liS lie i itIrcl instAllments, and thr tile
, 49, aHul payment Of The purchase money
- WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
special Commissioner,
syyyEY Antti0nARr
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New YoRK, August Cotton dull and
easier at II 9-lGal1 1l-l6c; futures barely
steady Flour heavy; receipts $4,000 bar
rels superfine western and state So 75a4 80
common 10 good a 00a4 80; good TO choice
81 Goat 90; white wheat extra 81 60a5 90;
extra Ohio S. U0a7 90; st. Louis "a 60a7 90;
MinnesOt4 patent process so 00aS 10. Wheat,
winter weak: spring quiet and steady; receipts
l5S, 900 bush. ungradedspring 93;No. 2Spring
81 DIAL co.; ungraded red 96caSl OF; No. 3,
81 O51lal 06; No. 2, 81 0S4al 90; steamer
mixed winter ST. 05Aal 90, ungraded white
81 OF; No. 3, 81 00I9al OF: No. 2, 81 O4ISal 05;
No. i, sales 5000 bushels at 81 09Ha1 10;
No. 2 red August, sales 1900 bushels at
81 0S 1Ial 0SN: September, sales 49,, 000 BUSH
els at ST. 0SjSal coz: October, sales $1,000
bushels at 81 O91fa1 09N. Corn, easier and
more active; receipts 6G7 600 bushels; un-
graded 46aiSAc; No. 2, 4SaiS1Sc, closing at
4skc asked; No. 2 August 1910 bid, 4S9Sc
asked: September 49lSai9Ac. Oats scarce
and wanted: receipts $4,000 bushels; western
mixed39ailc; white 40a47c. Hay firm and I'M.
changed. Hops dull and tending down.
ward. Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar, demand
fair and market firm; fair to good refining I IA
7Nc. Mnlasses quiet and unchanged. Rice,
demand fair and market firm. Petroleum
lrmerI OHlteu OOIsCi CTuub tht~Ci Ttuutu
SIC bid. Tallow firm at 69Sa6 9.i8c. Rosin
steady and unchanged. TuTpentine quiet
and frm at 20a20I<c. Eggs firm at l2alSc.
Pork dull and heavy; new mess Sl435. Beef
quiet and unchanged. Tut meats dull and
nominal: long clear 7Ac: short clear SIC.
Lard weak; prime at 81 60a7 62H. Butter
dull at 14a26c. Cheese in good demand and
stronger atSalOc.
CHICAGO, August 4-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat generally unchanged, but some sales
rather higher: No. Chicago spring Ssa8Jc
cash; SSc.August; s55saS6c September; s55S
aS5lic October; No. 8, 8IaG21Ic; rejected Csc.
Corn quiet and steady; No 2, $3.50 cash, Au-
gust, september, October and November re-
iected 3iHc. Oats quiet and steady; No. 9,
aSI<a24c cash % No August; $50 September;
23Nc October. Ryeand Barley quiet and un-
changed. Pork fairly active and a shade high,
er; $l4 60a15 co cash; SIS 67ISal6 go August
and September; SIS 0pal5 '02IS October;
Sll 90 November. Lard fairly active and
higher; 81 271za7 80 cash; 81 26a7 27H August ;
81 q Val 8Oseptember; 81 80 October. Bulk
meats, shoulders 81 70; short rib 81 As; short
clear 81 65. Whisky. quiet at 81 70,
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicagograin and provision market yesterday
as reported by John NJ. Hoon & Co., brokers,
No. fl60 Main street:
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INclrlRNr CoSsuMPrroN.-In bronchial
and other chest affections, in arresting in.
cipient consumption, and in lessening the
Symptoms Of this disease in Its
hopeless stages, as well as in cases OF ner-
vous debility in giving tone 10 the system,
It is undoubtedly valuable remedy.
JOHN MCMURRAY,
Methodist Minister, Newport, MS.
Sold by Logan, List & Co. MwF&w
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a stranke People.

Do you know that there are strange people
In our community, we say strange because
they seem TO prefer 10 suffer aud pass their
days miserably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed TO cure them.
Sold by E. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Meenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty.second streets.
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Che GRteltiqeuCfr.
TO TANNER.

The heat Of noon was blazing fast
As through the Gotham village paIStd
A man, who bore In hand Of fee
A demilOhn with the strange device
Starvation Ho.
His brow was tanned, bis mouth beneath
Was set 10 fight With grim old Death;
While over like trumpet rung
The accents Of that unknown tongue
Starvation Ho.
In happy homes, as on he sped,
He saw the BumptuouS tables sprOad;
While far below his dizzy height
The melon patches Cleaned 10 sight
htAryAli0n Ho.
"Try not 10 pass, )" the doctors said,
"StAy here with uS-be housed and fed
He Only heaTed 4 weary Aigh,
As he passed \ Watermelon by
Starvation Ito.
Beware starvatIon'S awful papgs;
Beware when hiFSt strikes 10 bis fanKs
lie laughed and flung sPhygmOgraph
Out Of the narrow winding path
Starvation Ho.
A Philadelphia maiden cried,
nDOn't 20 beyond, stay Ut my side"
lie ouly lifted bis DENT ohm
And taking pull went calmly on
@ Starvation Ito.
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A PROMINENT merchant Of Holly Springs,
Miss, writes under date Of Nov. 10, 1877:
"Tutt's Pills are doing mighty wonders in
this State, and are becoming more popular
every day. Their sale exceeds that Of
every other pill combined. They are pc.
culiarly adapted TO malarial diseases, and
all our physicians prescribe them in their
practice. l. H. ATHHY.
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Five Hundred Thousand strong.

In the past few months there has been more
than 10000 bottles OF ShilOh's Cure sold.
Out Of the vast number Of people who have
used It, more than 1000 cases OF Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence II Is that
everybody speaks in Its praise. To those
who have not used II, let us say, uyou hayea
cough, or your child the Group, andy value
life don't fail to tryit, For lame back, sideor
chest, use Shiloh'S Porous Plaster.
Bold by E. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. MoenEemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty.second streets
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PHILADELPHIA. August 5.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Rye flour quiet at 81 80. Wheat
quiet; rejected 81 10; mo 2 red promptsh shipment
81 90 fob. No. 2 red, August 81 0Sss bid, 81 0SH
asked; September 81 0SN bid, 81 COZ aaked;
October 81 09I< bid, ST. Uah asked. Corn in
good demand ut full prices for local; high
mixed elevator Bic; rejected track Acc; steam
er, 40c cargo rate; sail mixed prompt ship
ment 0IEC fob; sail mixed August 4SAc bid;
October 600 bid 50Eo asked. Gals dull aud
unchanged. Provisions unchanged Butter
quiet and easy; creamery extra 25a2Gc; good
To choice 2Sa2ic; New York and Bradford
County, Pa, extra 22a2ic Western Reserve
extra lGa1Sc, Eggs easier at lac. Cheese firm
err; creamery 0Ha91c, fair to good s. 1alc.
Petroleum nominal; refined SIC, Whisky
stronger at$l II.
OlaoIBHArr, August 5.-Cotton quiet and
steady at llN. Flour firm lancy s. 25a5 10;
family 81 55ai So. Wheat firm; No. 2red 95a0Oc;
No. 9 amber a2a9So; receipts 2,400 bushels;
shipments 5000 bushels Corn dull: No. .,
Sc Oats steady; No. mixed old $50; new
30c Rye steady; No. 2, Toe. Barley firm
No. 2 fall OSa95c Pork nominal at 81 so
Lard quiet and firm; winter 81 %. Bulk
meats strong at 81 0ja6 0Oa7 02IIa7 65a7 70.
Bacon steady at IS 81 1Ea7 4OaS 2IfaS 81 u
al Az. WpBSy easier ut8L W, put1cT NuI
Weatern Reserve choice lGalsoi choice Cen
trail Ohio 16al6o.
BALTIMORE, August 5-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat, western tlrmer; No. .
western winter rcd, spot and August 81 0TAa
0S; September 81 0S t4al 0Sa; oCtOberSt Ok
al 90. Corn, western firm; western mixed,
spot and August 4Sc; September 4aa50c; steam
or 400 Oats steady; western white SSa40c /;
Pennsylvania 9Sai0c. Rye dull AZ 7lc Hay
unchanged, Provisions frn, but without quo
table change. Butter quiet and unchanged.
Coffee steady; ne earSoes, ordlnary 70 GIloce
lSGl6c. sugar urn a sou Ao1Sc' WHISKY
quietat$l 4lai m.
CHICAGO, August 5.-The Drovers' Journal
reports:
hoGs-Receipis 1900 head; shipments
900 head graded packing 4Oai Ooi light
II 4Oai 10; choice heayy " igao w. IT..
CArTLE- ~ teceips o,oy neaui SUD
mems 2o9o heau shipping ~ e0i western
cattle ~ V1ao ~ -oo 80,
% trm. sood ,o ch V e q :9aI q S''
""u nv eVo" " u.S0' ~ 90 W. ,
N5w ioGS Nj, Augusto.-pty i,5 sSa
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WE have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, dlphtheria, canker mouth, and head
ache, In Sh1loh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal In.
jector free with each bottle. Use II II you de.
sire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents.
Sold by E. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. MoenEemoeller, corner Main
aud TWenty-sec0nd StrAetR. HwYkeow
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PALArARLR MEdlcrNEs-.Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide suear:shod over the
palate; and his sarsaparilla is a nectar
that imparts yigor to lie, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford Pa
AdpertilE. nav
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are represented with perfectly developed
forms-beauty and health combined. No
man or woman can be
healthy, because digestion must be imper-
feet. Use sozoDoNT, get healthy teeth,
good digestion and sound body. Revive
the three Graces. MwFaw
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;Sr.TEE's SALE

.,.Iol,ru,. made By John, E SI Parker.
sti, 70 d bed e a, ira oa SSot W. We. W. W..
Al !, Is he ifSa, door Of the Court House
hsNslf. !, '% . CieIocEA a. NJ the following Ut
y. 40! n,,,el Of grouad which y III iI,% E-
~ ~ = ,sJ ,djonlns the ground s ..,i., ey
81 20 q ~ ~ 10 isVl, l.. sm'!lwood' IFls s,S
\ mr. s'' ;, ir,,l dated August 9, 1877;
iaa'ti. XII fu,t fox No; ~ page y aoJ
s ,S pofI Of The I a%G pieSeS SE 81
~! ss ,SiIs \ ,iiiiicn toIhU city Of Wheeling
';ssa' III, '.S n ~ me- b. the deed Of trust
e'u,alt ,,sI-1'lIa,.IhlrJ and more, II tae pu,I
i al "a hand the balance 10 Two TlSaIi
- ~ ' NJ adj tWsl'e months, hrSoin.aII n,
= ~, , i.g payments, the title to be IT,
y! "a eI, qiIpl'g II ia II. CowDEN. Trustee.
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FoG UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. It corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves mind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysen.ery and diGrrhGa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried romedy.
Or cent, a bottle. D6w
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The yoltaic Belt Co., MARSHALL. Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro oltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without DELAY. D4w
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JOHN M. HooN & CO.,
Commission Merchants.

Omce-iI6O Main Street,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Wa buy and sell on Commits ion for eaSli or on
margin al Drain and Provisions dealt In by tho
ChIsseo Bard Of Trade. ITHet telrgrHPhIn cnlnmu-
nieation between our office Rnl the BOARD Of TiAd0
Prompt market reports Chicago Correspondents :.
cIARLEs RAY Co., 70 La Sale street. mIS
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EMINENT DR.. W. q. CAvENAGn, Memphis,
Tenn, writes: For weak digestion, con-
sumption, general debility, and want Of
appetite, cheerlully recommend Colden's
Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef. Dkw
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RAILROAD BoSps-Actiye and irregular.
STATE BoEDS-Dull andLlOminAl.

STocKs-Thema market lelI OF z 70 per cent
In the early dealings, but soon became strong
aud prices advanced Y " 2 per cent, specula'
lion continuing strong until late in the after
noon. when reaction Of 4 to l per cent took
place. This was partially recovered In the final
sales and the market closed firm. Granger
and coal shares and Ere and Southwestern
stock were most prominent in the dealings.
The speculation In Central Arizona is caused
by purchases Of stock by parties who sold In
the spring. C.J. Osborn & Go. and l. and )
Wortnser were the principal buyers to-day.
Trans.rtiOns 2I3 200 shares,
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;;sTsEs' SALES.
!sS SILE Of CITY LOTS.

,-1FTS SALE OF CITY LUIS
to me =, mad. Z. y = I s1,pI :.
g, IA al f:e@'d !; o x 'e SsS SSI ID 81
,,s III 4. 1'gousr q: !, 49,, ,o., .,
s,a SS Y. ' s9 y SsPs 'S:!i!
y ,.sSl iiSo,I ~ y aid lad cut by VIC
3, I .Ti EitHT5I, ..h,ll land a, much more As
~, u sILL LEE 10 cSh aud tue residue 10
-.lsf q! m s,,,r,t from day Of SALE 70 %
q "a I .A'HsI'!''OuG l. j. CLARKE, Trustee.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

DR.. ]. F. COSTELLO, office zoos Chapllne
street, Wheeling. w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06
Financial and Commercial.
Nav York Money and stocks.

NEw YoRK, August 6s-MoSEY-Easy at "a
8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper SNaSH
per cent. Sterling exchange bankers nills
dull at 81 S2H; demand 81 Ah.,
GoyERNaENT BoNDs-Qui.t and generally