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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08
PERSONAL,
Points About People al Home and
Abroad.

Points About People al Home Ant
Abroad.
A. W. Barbour, travelling agent OF thl
Union Pacific Railroad, Is at the st. James
Uncle John Boring, OF the Fourth
ward, 10 confined to his bed with serious
illness.
Col. Frank oglebay, OF Kansas CITY, Il
expected here some time this month On I
short visit.
Miss Pierpoint, daughter Of ex.Goyer
nor Pierpoint, Of FAlfmont, was In the
city yesterday.
Captain Bennett is not ss great q florist
as MSjor Jim Sweeney, judging from the
front yard Of the Ark.
Misses Laura A. Frew and Alice v. OK,
toby are spending their vacation visiting
friends in Preston county.
Mrs. Lse, mother Of Mrs. +. j. Hearne,
and daughter, Mrs. Meade, both Of Han.
nibal, Mo-, are visiting at Mt. Belleview.
H. 8. Parks, L. P. Lee, Jr., j. s. Rod.
gers, W. G. HoCkfidge and W. II. Beau.
mont, oil eastern "Carpet fsnds" are 10
the city, and are creating more agitation
In the atmosphere than the comet or re.
cent thunder storm.
Dr.. John NJ. Houston, formerly a
partner In Houston & Bingells wholesale
drug house, has dissolved bis connection
with the above house and accepted q posi-.
ton with the drug house Of r. a. MCUabe
& Co., where he invites bis business
friends TO call on him.
II gives Us great pleasure 10 be able 10
announce that Mr.. James y. Martin oil
ChiCsgo, has consented, at the earnest
solicitation Of q large number OF musical
people aud his friends OF this city, to give
q cong recital before his return TO Chicsgo.
He will have the assistance Of Miss Halle
Mygatt, OF Chicago, who ls said to possess
a soprano voice OF rare purity and com.
pass. Several Of our local Artists will ALSO
appear and will add much 10 the OF joyment
oil The occasion. The entertainment will
take place at Weissl Hall, Thursday eve.
ming July IA Particulars as TO the pro.
Rfamme, sale Of tsats, etc., will be an.
nouhCed Ia q lew dayB,
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The following statement OF William ].
Coughlin, OF Somerville, Mass, Is 30 remark
able that we beg 10 ask for the attention el
our readers. He says: "ln the fall OF 1875
was taken with a violent bleeding Of the lungs,
followed by a severe cough. soon began 70
loose my appetite and flesh l was so weak
at one time that l could not leave my bed. In
the summer OF 1877 | was admitted 10 the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said | had
. hole In my left lung as big as a half dollar.
| expended over a hundred dollars In doctors
and medicines. was so far gone at one time
o report went around that | was dead | gave
up hope, but q friend told me OF DR.. William
Halls BalBam for the Lungs. | laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was incur.
able, but l got a bottle TO satisfy them, when
10 my surprise and qualification commenced
10 feel better. My hope, once dead, began 10
revive, and to-day | feel In better spirits than
l have for the past three years.
II write this hoping you will publish II,
30 that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced 10 take DR.. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. l have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that II has
done more good than all the other medicines
l have taken since my sickness. My cough
has almost entirely disappeared and I shall
soon be able 10 go 10 work." Bold by drug.
gists.
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Bank Building, bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List q Co. Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va. TrHs4W
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MEDICAL.
GRIEF.

EXCPSSIVE ANXIETY, or PROLONGED S'uiy,
" will produce II hruity In The Nervous Il STEM,
10 pFOnOIt ION rs thA stFeDg b Ol that Bthtem 10 Ix'
pended UPON the mind In trouble thought . Methe
oTgaDs Oidlgestl q assimilation and u%uITllion, reu-
ieIed inAe'iye and stu. Ssh 10 prop Ttion ~ he Syl'
um bto mes iphTm FVny indi,Vl ual % some one
oTG.n Wsik'T thHn the rest, ard tLt' ie AlNA's the
d Stto SUD rduTiI 4 n TVouA prOstratiopi for example,
%tilcling news sot vllmes iluS . I tai u,peDSlUn. Of
the muscular action Of the heart, producing sudden
h. aud dsaIh No d Jun any niger re
nAlnS u ths tr'c liability Of restoring ihe no VluI
SIbtsm, ind through The nevVAS the musoltsM the
InpAiri org ~, Fellows compound hyFuP
such power In nun rOuS instances. u wall Impair
strength TO OV To Ime ToublB und mile Ion Persons
who are Iccu' toned 10 look upon tbs dark side, and
Who rec no pleasure In living, on Us ng III tyTup
9 on 10 70 to value and sIjy HE, and those who
study deeply during lopg h"uTO, Will aud 10 tbs
syrup 4 promoter Of the power Of endurance In tue
brain,
Nervous sJsbm causes consumption. Eeunlsia,
TonchitiS, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Mhooping Tough:
NeaFi Disease. and q lU't oil Others. fell0Wk'
HypOph0HphIIeP, whic1 ti cluAIly cures HerV.
Gus Debility, Shsuld cure those dis.ASCS ale. IKE.
move tbs ctuSe and the Oompl.int will cease
Hot SPRINGS AK Feb, %, 1880.
JAMES I FELLOWS 81. JCHS, y b
pb0SphIIeA Tor ssyerat ytau, both 70 CInadA nDd
the U TIED ktAtss, bit NOE particularly Ut this
fAmUu resort for 'nVAlidp, whore ID uBands annually
COngTegAts. For those In whom The Brain A"d NOfv'
aus system hts hem eEhRu ted from txcesbea or
OyerEoFk, | have ltu1d no Q Jnbinalion Of rent dies
| hope that ey'Ty per- on needing tellst Will avail
themselves o. 20 valuable 4 ! reputation.
Iy2.usAw ALEX McMAsTER, N. D..
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COOL VI PHIL0soPaIo
way or Dealing Eilh 40 UnfaiihfaI Wife
and her Partner Ia Gnllt,


and her Farther IL Gnllt.
About four yeRrs ago George Steward, Of
West Wheeling, Ohio, and Miss Emma
Howell, Of North Wheeling, were married
and until a year ago resided in West
Wheeling, from where be removed to
Newark, Ohio. About the frat Of July
Mrs. Stewart and little daughter, three
years old, came 70 Mrs. stsWSlt's at West
Wheeling TO spend the Fourth. On
Saturday evening proceeding the Fourth
George, the husband arrived at his
mothers, where q pleasant time was spent
until the evening Of the htth, ct which
time Mr.. Stewart started back 70 his work
Rt Newark, leaving his vile at his mothers
Tor o short visit.
At Benwood Stewart missed the train
and came back home, where he arrived at
two o'clock A N. Going TO his wite's bed
room he found Charles Tuttls, 0 West
Wheeling man, In bed with his wife, and
both sound asleep, Mr.. Stewart quietly
awakened futile and told him not to
make any noise, but go quietly out, 90 aa
not to disturb hiB mother, Mrs. Stewart,
and told him not to leave town as he must
now take his wife and provide for her.
Stewart remained at his mothers house
during the balance OF the night, saying
nothing about the di grace OF his vile,
The next day he aud Tuttle pacIed up
his wiIs's trunk, and In the evening they
all went to the depot, where the guilty
pair were TO take the train. When the
train arrived Stewart took his little girl in
his arms and telling his wife and futile tc
90 he brought his child back to his moth
or and left Il In her care, and the next day
went back to his work at Newark, asaddeI
but o wiser man,
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The Stones on Top Of The Foundation
being Removed 10 Put In Hard Cement
"A Chat with Samael L.aughlin, Esq.
The laboring force employed In getting
up the soldiers monument was busy yes
terday in removing the top LAYER Of dress,
ed stones Burmounting the foundation,
The mortar on which they had been
placed had exhibited q graduated and soft
edge, which had been %unfavorAbly com.
mented on by o large number Of people,
some OF whom took the trouble 10 gouge
out pieces with their knives, lead pencils,
etc. These rumors and performances
reached the ears OF the commissioners,
and they decided to have the stones
dressed 90 as,to set nearly fat on the fouu.
dation. A reporter saw Mr.. Laughlin
with reference 10 the matter, and he
seemed somewhat indignant that the work
was not allowed 10 proceed with under
the competent mechanics who have
been eDgsged for its first class perform.
auCe. The mortar used, he explained,
was TO have been supplanted with 0 lead,
the lead being driven In In sluga,
He thought the New England Granite
Company was sufficiently competent TO
put up the monument safely and substan.
TALLY, and lntimated that many OF the
critics who were making remarks had not
examined the work or knew enough
about 1t to c~ritlCise 1t at this early day
Mr.. Lsughlin did not know how soon the
monument would be erected, but said the
work would be pushed forward aB fast as
circumstances permitted The reporter
imsgined that the circumstances might
alIude to outside Interference with the
present plans.
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A CouaI, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results In
an inG1rAble lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial TfoChes do not disor.
der the stomach like cough syfups and
balsams, but act directly on the in1amed
parts, Allaying irritation, give relief In
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject to. For thirty
years Browns Bronchial TfoChes have
been recommended by physicians, and al.
ways give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and Conptant use for
nearly an entfte generation, they have at.
tanned welLmerited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold al % cents
d box everywhere TTHsw
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INV YoEE, July A. MoHEY -Sa5 per
cent closing at 4 per cent Prime msr,
camille paper SalH per cent. sterling s1.
change banksrs' bills steady at n 81, de.
mand Assn.
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An employe Of NJ. ~. PollOck'S houl
mill, corner OF Fourteenth and Market
streets, who usually returns to the mil
after supper, discovered last night thai
some one had forced the Office door and
had broken open the money drawer Of The
large detk with q Jimmy" and had ex
TIA cted the contents. Officer Fugate, who
was on the opposite corner, was called
over. Just then Chief Bennett passed and
was informed Of the robbery. The three
then made q complete examination OF the
building and found that the burglars, ap.
parently two 10 number from their tracks
10 the bran, had got into the building
from the rooi OF q shed at the rear OF the
mill. Returning they broke open q door
10 the shed and made their exit.
Mr.. Mortimer Pollock, who wa apprised
Of the robbery soon after, said that there
we're but four or FIVE dollars In the drawer
and a due bill for $50 The police were
looking for the thieves last night but Of
this writing had not FUND them.
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Our Bridgeport correspondent lSst
night sent us the following communiCA
ton, which will be sad news indeed tt
Mr.. MCDonald's many friends in Wheel
ing!
j, E b. Mcdonald, law partner Of Hon
Ross ]. Alexander, has for several day.
been suffering with pain In bis head
which CulminAled Ia brain affection yes
taidAy Of noon. During the afternoon be
was Unconscious, and at latest accounts nc
hopes we're entertained OF his recovery,
Dfs. Ftissell, Bates, Todd and Cook were
In constant attendance.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
s6ROPEas BRIEEs.
General News from AN sections OF the
Continent.

General News from ALI bectl0nA OF The
COnLinenL.
LONDON, July IA Copenhagen diH.
patch says: The date Of the elections for
members Of the FolkethinR has been fixed
for the 26.h inst, The Radicals, who OPP
pose the passage OF the ordinary budget
are certain OF a majority. This will laed
to Q fresh dissolution Of the Folkethirg,
and probably q provisional suspension Of
the Constitution II they are still intracsa.
BILE.
The Emperor and Empress Of Russia
will to morrow visit the British reserve
squadron, now at Oroustaldt, under COM
mAnd OF the Duke OF Edinburgh.
BERLIN, July I.-Ths Bundesrath will
adjourn to-day. II has appointed q com
mission, consisting Of one Prussisn, one
BWariau, one Saxon and two Hamburg
members, the latter with one vote only
TO supervise the incorporation oil Ham
burg Ia the 2 llleverein.
ZANZIBAR, July THE death Is an
nouncsd Of the German traveller, Hide
brandt, at Madagascar, on the 29.h o
NAV last,
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GRAND Concert at AasOn'S Garden Sal.
ufdAY, oh.
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We are panied to announce the death
Of Mrs. Frank Cosn, on Wednesday, attel
an illness four hours. Mrs. Cosn was 4
very eplimable lady, and au active and re.
apec,ed member Of the Fourth Street NJ,
f. Church. She leaves three small chill
dfeh who, together with the befeaved
husband have The tender sympathy Of q
wide circle Of friends.
Chridophtr WiNn Last evening Chris.
pher Wilson, eyed 20 years, died alter q
lingering illness. MI Wilson resided near
La Belle street, and was we'll known In
this city, aud was highly respected for hls
many good qualities.
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Allow 0 cold to advance In your system and
thus more serious malAdies, such az
Pneumonia, HemOrrhAges and Lung troubles
when an immediate rel 81 can be 80 readily at
tained2 BosoHEE's GERMAN SYRuP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cur Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
II 10 DR., BoHchee's famous German presorip
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care
and no fear needb be entertained In administer
ing II TO the youngest child, as per direotionA
The sale OF this medicine Is unprecedented.
Since first introduced there has been o con.
slant increasing demand and without a single
report Of o failure 10 do It's work In any case.
Ask your Druggist as 10 the truth Of these 70.
marks. Large dEea Is cents. Try It and be
convinced. T7hsAW
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The Council Committee on Streets and
Alleys held q meeting at the CITY Hall lasl
evening tor the purpose oil making Up
their regular report to Council. The com.
miltee tesCinded lie order notifying Hobbs,
BtoChkunlet& Uo.to remove certain build.
ings which, II was alleged, we're enCfoach.
log on We eel street. They also decided
to open South Front street, running
through Somehow, Mr.. Stone agreeing 10
deed the property necessary for opening
the thorongbfAte. They also considered ths
matter Of extending South Penn street 10
the State Fair grounds. The usual mum,
Der Of monthly bills were audited, and
bids Tor work examined and passed upon.
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TIN Excursion to Canal Dover next
Sunday. Only 81 80 for the round trip.
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The stockholders Of the Wheeling Fe
male College met yesterday afternoon al
the Office Of H. X. List, Etq, and elected
the following Board Of directors TO serve
during the ensuing year-yiz.-H. X,
List, Joseph Bell, George K. Wheat, 7. H.
Lcgin, u. D. Hubbard, August Pollock, D,
o. List, a. W. Campbell, II. B. Hubbard,
q W. B~roCkunier, J. N. Vance, John Nc
Lure and James Maxwell. After the ad.
jJutnment Of the stockholders meeting
the Board OF Directors organized by elect.
iuR Hon. O. D. Hubbard President, and T.
II. Logan, Secretary.
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Work on the State Fair grounds has
been progressing this week, and things
are taking on an air Of business. The
foundation for the exposition building
was staked of yesterday and the contrac'
tor has the stone on the ground ready TO
begin operations to day. The carpenters
are already busy getting the timbers
ready to place Ia position % soon As the
foundation Ia finished.
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n aLAss MAHEa,s DAY.
ThS Pleasure I%1Cur.IOn Ia Brown,
ISIabd 40 EhIOSAbIs AITAIr.

The Pleasure I%1CuFIIon Ia Browns
ISIaBd 40 Enjoyable Affair.
Al ten O'Clock last night lie Abnef
o'Neal with picnic barge arrived at The
Wheeling wharf with the exCursiobists,
about 400 in number, who had gone to
Browns Island 10 enjoy the day with the
members Of the GlDss BlowetB Union, ID
whose honor the excursion was given. A
number oil them we're interviewed and
the opinion was unanimous that q splen.
did time was had. The boat on her way
up stopped at sienbenvllle and the whole
party matched through the town headed
by the Wheeling City Band. Dinner WAs
taken there, and quite a number Of Steu.
benvllliAhs jHihed the excursion. About
three hours we're pleasantly spent on the
Island when the Wotd"HomeWGfd Bound"
was given.
After the boat landed her wheeling
folks she took quite q number Of Bell 4ite
people home aud then returned 10 Steu.
benVlile.
The rain Of the afternoon and evening
dettacted some from the trip, but did mot
BY any means spoil IT,
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It seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition Of the blood, when
scovillfs %sarsaparilla aud stillingia, or Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health To
the physi al organization. 1t is indeed a
strengthening syrup, pleasant 10 take, and has
proven itself 10 be The best blood purifier ever
discovered, etiectually curing S~crofula, syp.
hilith disorders, weakness Of the kidneys,
erysiplias, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints and all diseases
indicating an impure condition Of tho blood,
liver, Kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. ItoorrectS
indigestion. ASlng,e bottle will prove TO you
its merits as a health remover, for II acts like
a charm, especially when the complaint 10 Of
al exhaustive nature, having a tendency To
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain and
nervous system.
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List 4 Co., WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va. TTHsAw
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O. SIX. Bacon, firm; shoulder q l2K;
clear lib 50 70: clear so lax. WhiSky
steady at 81 %. Butter steadyand unchanged.
CncrxuGTt. July L-Hnos-Erm; com.
mon and light y 5Oa6 10; packing and
butchers IS toas Is, Receipts 1900 head;
HhiI ments 40 head,
PITTSBURGH, July L.--PEFRoLEuH- Dull
United certificates steady at 7sISc; refined
7Ac for Philadelphia delivery.
AETWERP. July E.-PETRoLEuE Rs6net
1877
L%lvERPoOE, July L-PrROLEuv-Rsauet
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SEALED PROPOSALS.,

lLBVEB NPPICk,
BOARD or CONMlSslOHR RVS w 0HIn roUNIy
WHEELING, W Va, June . Nj.
ECaled pr Pn /. viii no nc iVel Al tb, O6, a
noon BATOkD Y, VIII Jay % JUL, IL'L
toe following county work 10 10 done uni N
resent season, Wis AZ mouth Of slOh emf a
elbie yardS VI hr'l cas- LASUhFy, laid In ,ntriI, y
piles RyeraglUg rs irgi IN Length. dliItn- Il knI
tom pnd cut Cd tSO lNet htlUW low Sai0r I'M |,
tue Ohio r Vsri 1000 let Cappiis aud ~ Ii MI,
placed on Ibm I, The plies, - pt Fni pln Ll.FLG
good, IouLu white OAK, 10 iFet liRtII Of IrOSthtr,
bFidg 'SupfnITuCtuT IL o vide IL tlHL, M \
100 Us Ier square foot, iHtt ! Oipi.J s. i@ tE.
yards tIcAVA lmn, nc u6lng thSl lOI l%OIldillgL'
NhtellIg Z, Wet Liberty and BtlhanJ tupth.
neer toll EatF, 1850 Cnro yards MIsOuN 81 n \
cl -, lai' In IN .rAIj 200 cubic ards lIaHAlOt, \,
clUdirg iOuGda,i0p,
On liver, 6lenL'I Fun ard Short CrO,t RuI.s
1tPnn's Hun, SnO cutie yNd, "a tBoho pa,ItL n
800 cubic VAids limestone NJ dsm IIE
BIDS must DO ttcOmpAn III BY Tple eurS MIIdEr1
10 The Board. BIZ b. Il SFfVGl 10 iI'tt luJ OF III M
Endorse p'OpO'Al', "PppJSAS iOfe q. uniJ EUlE \
let July II, iSsIn
FIR further lnioTmAli'n Ipp'y At this OHu.
BY ord'rO The BOId,
JAS, B, QUAkkIER, Cat
W. G, Smith, County fngl CT
WFl'shurR pap r. enny
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 81 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
weather, south 10 west winds, lower ba
rometer and stationary or higher temper
ature.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, possibly local rains variable
winds shifting to south, stationary, fol-
lowed by ial ing barometer and stationary
or higher temperature.
For the Upper Lakes, fair weather
south winds, lower barometer, stationary
or higher temperature,
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PRoPo'ALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE,

CLERE'b OVViCL
BOARD OF CoMNISSI MARS OE ~ 10 Covxr
WnEELIAG jun II Il
seNled prOpO'Al' Will bv received at hi, oa,, -.
The eIh Of July o, n, a noOp, Tor be : b1lt1ls <
the "steenI0d" Bridge over WhPelinr 81 \
tWo MI - from the Tho river, ~rOmpdIplIss y
lng quAnIit 20 tPProI imstIy! 400 tulIr S,rd,'s
el3Ss masonry lad 10 lime lOTtaIi ! 0O tuI, NJ,
alI T. SPPrOac9S lSo lee! line I q uP'rtu; n
81 at, live load 100 tOundI per IquMS tSt, i,S,. !
GALE rs.
RStrencts~ Sa'i'rC'Ory to The Commissioner ma.
SCI mpany each prp Il
Tue lommlsllineiS reserve the FlRht 10 ME, "a,
or o ! bids. 'F"Al
Endorse; "PrOpual, for STEER d. RhAwn
JAS, +. QUARREL Ctt
W, Z, gHITu, rouDly Engineer. NILL
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CHICAGO, July 1.-THE DroVers' Journbl
reports!
HoES-Receipb 81 900 head: shipment,
$500 head: general market strong. with q
brist inquiry for tat and mixed, which sold
al 10 O0u0 IS chOic, heavy So 3na6 s.: pack.
ets and shippers, a sharp oompetiL on iOf best
heavy bacon gr.des Of 80 las IS; oulls AID
light Workers. % O0Ab 81.
Uattle- Receipts COCO head; shipments $500
head. Market strong Snd active; exports
80 00a6 IS: god t. choice thippirg S5 O'a
9 10: common to fair "a 0 40 90 native
buiCh'rs steady at 81 20a4 Is: light steers
"A 6eai 20; stOckefS' and feeders 50 20ai 10
grass TEXANS scarce, ffmer and activei com.
mon to falr % 0Oa4 50; GOOD 10 choice 50 Sta
4 80.
sheep-Ieceips 800 head shipments 100
head. Market active and firmef common
10 medium . WaIi5i good 10 choice % Qua
8 81. All sold.
The journals Glasgow cable tats. Cate
itmer better prospects for the %futLrei good
steers l6hd.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Flour nominAlty
unchanged Rye fIlr dill At % 0Oa6 i2x,
Wheat 3 ronRerj No. 2 red elevator 81 Vi
No. 2 red July 81 2lNal 22N August 81 9Ok
al 20H: eetlembefl 81 2lXa1 &X. Corn
In iAir demandi yellow western track and
Grain depst $780, sall mixed do SIC; steamer
800; nc. y. 64abshc;. sail mixed July Hh
Ab6c; August bAab5Nc September f6kab7c
Oats dull No. 3 white 4i64iho No. 8, do
40; mixed $50. Provisions hfmtt; mess
pork sl7 t0ai7 rs. Lard, prime steam, sigO
Kettle Si2 %. Butter dull; cream efy 2la
&c New York State and Bradford county,
Pa, extra 2ya22o; dairy lSatsc Kegs dull al
l6a 10. Cheese steady; choice creamery STA
$40 Petroleum homihAlly unchanged.
Whisky firm at 81 IL.
EAST LtBER+Y, July 7-Cattle-Receipts
J 90 head. Nothin, doing; all through oon.
feeling Name % yesterday.
Hogs Receipts 500 bead PhiladelphiAs
% 40a6 so; Workers. % l6A6 %.
sheep=RecelpB $40 head. Selling fair OF
% eOai rs.
CtSuEslft, July ,7.-ootton firm at
i0No. Flour gu ct and unchanged. Wheat
easier; No. 3 red winter 81 I6ai III do nav
II IL Cofr dull but arm; No. 9, 100. OSts
luitt but Arm; No. 2 mixed 4oSe' Rvs
steady No 2,St co. Pork Arm AZ Iis SsS
II " Lard hfm at eli 50. Bull ms,ts
quiet but finn shoulders 20 90 clear iib
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08

sOVERHNEHF BoHDs-Frm and Y per cent
higher for extended s. and AIS,