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uousRnoLp HINTS.

For crstard pudding, one and one.hali
ptnts of milk, four eges, one .cnpfnE sugar,
two teaspoonfuls vaoiIla. Beat eggs and
sugar together, dilute with milk and ex.
tract, pour into buttered pudding dish, set
in oven in dripping pan two.thirds full Of
water, and bake until firm, about forty
minutes In moderate oven.
! Cake should rever be disturbed while
baking, for If it is moved or Jared atterit
has risen, before it is done It Is very apt to
fall and make q cradle" Theoyen should
be IS near the right temperature as posi-
BILE, not qufte so hot as for biscuit, for ifit
is too hot, and the door has 70 be opened
to let in cool air when the cake IS par
tally cooked, then It Is very apt to fall.
For macaroni pudding; take one cupful
broken maearoni, one and .one-half pints
milk, four eggs, one cupful sugar, one
large tablespoonful butter, one teaspoons
ful extract vanilla. Boil macaroni in well
salted water ten minutes, then add to the
boiling milk and simmer twenty minutes
longer; remove from fire, pour on sugar,
eggs and butter beaten together, lastly add
extract; put in well buttered pudding
dish, bake In steady oven ttlifty i've min-
utes and serve with sauce.
sorrel soup Is the kind that Il ordered
by French women to refresh themselves
alter long, fatiguing journey. It's easily
made. A good quantity of sorrel leaves
must be picked from the stems and
washed, then put them into stew pan
with piece Of butter to steam. No water
Is requisite. Dredge in, continually STIR
ring, q tabIespO onfnl or two OF -four, un-
less the soup is clear. Add enough otany
broth on hand, or tablespo ontul Of the
fluid beef, already seasoned. Serve with
sippets or dice OF toasted bread.
As to low neck gowns Dr.. Hammond
speaks more specifically in the North
AMERICAN RepieIp, saying that they have
been worn for many generations without
apparent injury. Il might be supposed,
al first thought he continues, "that
bronchitis, pleurisy, pneumonia and many
kinds of rheumatism and neuralgia would
be the result Of the custom; but such is
really not the case, all Of these affections
being much more frequently met with in
men, who cover the chest and arms with
several thicknesses of wooden material, In
addition TO shirt of linen or cotton
ANY kind Of fish may be served ala
creole by taking a can Of tomatoes, two
onions. two tablespoonfnls Of butter or
sweet oil; stew the tomatoes, fry the
onions inoil or butter, thicken with alittle
-four. add hot water, sufficient to cover
the fish. Black bass is good cooked In
this way, cut four pounds Of Il into square
pieces, put it in the saucepan with the
onions, add four cloves, strain In the to-
matoes, add salt and pepperto taste, cover
closely and stew very slowly for an hour.
The fish should keep its form. You may
ny halibut or any fab IN the same way.
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ne sense of BauadaEy IN Dog..

Lotligh eltlla4gls
/ have been much interested IN the
communications which have appeared
from time 10 Hmein the Spectator IN reter-
ence to .ianfmal intelligence.s Recently
nv attention has been called 10 some
what striking illustration Of It IN the case
Of my own dog and canine nelghbos next
door. aWaIlaceH & an Irish Rtag-hound
and b about year old. My neighhors
dog e pointer, and Is considerably ad-
vaneeSi IN life. There 3 no hedge nor
fence separating the two estates. The di-
vidfng hne runs between two Stone posts
about foot IN height and more than 600
feet from each other. The dogs have
never been friendly, the pointer having
repeatedly driven Wallace back over
the BOUNDARY When h. eaught him tres.
passing. Both dogs, even when going 1t
i1lI speed, stop the moment my dog has
crossed the line. How does the pointer
know where the line runs, and how dneg
HWaIIaca know when no Is safely acres y !
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.,.,.,.n ing At 10 O Go X A. ~, Eel at public aue
~ ~ ,be n.rhrIt and lest bidder, ~ the troni
~, 4 me IOurt HOuSA Of Ohio cnuniys Weat
yi,sgit ~ following described parcels Of real
esi1t~Ihe vest jnehGll Of lot numbered thirty
49, ,ilrsIe on The ruth side OF ktttsenth street
Z ,ss Michael urahAm addition TO the CITY Of
4. ssl,tS ii The s,aie Of Wet Virginia, together
IN tns puIdinsS aud Improvements thereon.
ne lorr,FnIuR property com pEtsGd the properly
~ "a isseS. 0f thS, Lta Holster Harden, and u
- dl,.rabie nruptrty. The Improvements con-
~ n ( lSns pTitk dwelling house, with brick
;,bs ard other OutbUildlngP, and In excellent 70
F-ss-.,,,pd-Lot numbered eleven Q1l In square
s,-hSry,t eighteen 49, and the north one-hAlt Of
u asnlqr.d twelve (i9 IN square numbered
,,hteen ~, AZ deiignAtBd on the map Of tEe SUB
dlTsi0nI Of tie JOseph Caldwell estate, a1d dly1'
os5 thfSeliuln TO the SAsd city Of Wheeling. OHIO
S,TafJ, Wet VtrSinIR; said property fronting on
ha sAjt tllf Of Eoh street, between Twenty tn1ntn
!asr Is siEciei GA the foregoing properly an ele-
nj b;ick residence. and l. mat desirable
pVpe7ty fGi1 building was erected oy EdHatu
b isNicn a s reddgHce, and u unusually com.
usii0ti and Well conyTucted.
Il L raJuinsl By the desrea undaF which this sale
Il % be RSAds thEt tho parotls Of property above
cecnbsI ball be offered Tor A1le separately.
IEaUS OF sALE-Uns third Of the purchase
nlaeI shall be paid IN cash on the DAY o. tAle.
Ind 4 mtch more a the purchasers may elect n
psy: the tGlAnce shall be paid IN two equal install.
sse5tS With interest," IRON DAY Of stle, II one and
IN mar nom dAy Of sale, respectively, the pur
thssrn E!vlnE nOtEs for the deferred payments
I'D Ieruiity 70 Be approved By the comnfSSionsr,
and . l9FhcE security the tile " said parcels Of
4Hd hall be sctGiped until the purchase money
shAll nAve been paid In NIL. and ths special Com
nllSiuass ordered by the Court to convey.
r 6. BARR
Special Commissioner.
Ihereby certify that bond has been given by the
ADORE named SPECIAL COmmlE4jUuef In The above
ensItieSt e4ass a required by lay.
THOMAS n. DARRAH,
Clerk CT the Municipal Court Of wheeling.
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.|.,,-o1tssss.sers' Sale.
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>ITT0F CITY OF WaEELlAS1AtN
CALI ys,i ~, 1i1SuS OF i5so. .A
D R1R CEss 10y oven that ne Hnasss y H.
'ee - SnSotntsd ~ an gfainS, - - 49, -
n VbssiaS s1hteG, q I,S,,tS n ne IN u
~ for the asuL ,I1Gn n bunds Of lAes, ana ~
abeel&ng " ~, ana payrne1t thereof ana pF0t
- rete1P Ss.rT5snf Into the CITY IrEls y y
Ji1s ~ ~ LIE tFI'r1 the revenues q ne y.
rsTlin 5.iIatd by the votea O s11 S4as W.
uassi .,s AZ d Way, ISIS, VII, on -
tas ~ slTrRDAY. JULY Il, A. D. Us. .,..,.
eAt s,@r, a o'clock A. Y. and 2 o,elSek
beEttn. " RSnE u The Ohio yalIey, u 1911 az ~.
1879 ". Va, RECEIVE o1s ~ ~, IA ,s3J-
~ hsl bo9aAVS. .,GI,nt 81 SlgGQ1, one hundred
.E.ne. y tss IS10nInatiOn Of i've RundIed gof
;lesydi Of n.y. NJ TTB31Iuder Of The denomA1at!on
- och aSI JSllSi5 each, al dEt1d me ast ~
a. Nv Il iss5, payable on o. oStoIe SStis
Mn 4. D. ISlg q Las 6 2; -. ~ r,,Scent nsF
= SIS interest a ne y, nj ~ 1st AZ 81 July,
tns1, ~ IN ths ont day Of July II sacn ~ ..s
4 D. ~ -, and Including the year s.l9
.st:rsiset is.., tStsFIst coupons IN proper Iota
hsE ~ u "a eSch bJnd; and atsg e atty 80 80
n, -, .Eed By IGid IN y. IL /,
= ..S,sSIy ID sddiu0n = i a55 a,S.S dSStinr h.
~ ~ 6Hs5 III fIty existing ~ the dAte ot INC
St0iedht ~ ~ Or1i!uAn With ths accf ue1 ~:
s w.. ~ M such bonds VII he Sola OILY IoE
49, bichtsI bidder. approTS9 " 81 ~ ~
tA'a ID ,,i,oc Of iSld bonds VII ue soii ~ -
~ s sS Be andsEosSSd S S s'G RE g An. me
Ilss Pisge % t III IA wIitinE for and sell addi
ban iesiISe ,0StbotiSed " aid ordinance % me
Syt y $40 q ths SsnS3i n a q Civ oa s
Ih0eSAad Ig ,aI. ~ I,71. hut no premium VIII be
10 oAa o. !uas - IL 6oHdj Of said loan VI lS1l.
s s 5fy !4yss4 b iSt ' psF 'i value ny on n
,sel hOtE y S,i,.Ft be a1t DAY OF July, A. u.
Al AZ gu! .IJ,.i Ia sid ordinance, and neiLhE
Sb u tsiSs:S 7';sf ma siiy Dc
,ao.i y Inc Ssid city obitE1seS Rsett 70
" tsa SIS Si,.s lei, until The bones authoe-
sS y "a aTiIninrs ~ tuly paid ne S.s enc
~ M; y Of al Of such BONDS NOT paa 0s'"te
its tfst al u 'H''' ALFRED CALDWELL
r, P. JEPSOS,
P. B. DOBBIhS,
Commissioners,
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arho Proper study Of Mankind Is Man."
says the iIlustrious Pope. II he had in
cInded women in the list he would have
been nearer the truth. Il not 80 poeticaL
Dr.. 3. v. Pierce has made them both life
study, especially woman, and the peculiar
arrangements % which her delicate sys-
tenn Is liable. Many women in the land
who are acquainted with DR.. Pierce only
through his sEayorite Prescription"
bless him with all their hearts, for he has
brought them the plnaCea for all those
chronic ailments peculiar 70 their sex;
such as leucorrh@a, prolapsus aud other
displaeements, liberation, einternal
fever bloattng, tendency 10 internal can
Ger, and other ailments. Price reduced 10
one dollar. BY druggists.
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How EGrsyth,s swans Were Served for .
California BANQUET.

How 1dk1yth1 swans Were Served Tor Z
California BANQUET.
ana csliiaEts.
/. A Fresno man was describing the grape
prospects In that section. Tbs vineyards
are looking fine, he said, shut people
down there weren't talking much about
grapes when left
.What was the topic Of thehour then2'
Swans, sir; Fotsyth's swans. Ever
been to FoEsyth's plaee2 No; well,
1t Is pretty place, everything Is nice Is can
be, and the snuggest little artificial lake
you ever saw. Now, Forsyth thought that
q pair Of swans would set of that lake
well, or that lake would set of the swans.
Anyhow, he bought o pair of beauties,
just imported from Australia, paid so for
the pair, ] think; black swans, and no
finer in the country. he put them in the
lake, and thought they would feel ct home
there, and be. would have no trouble with
them. Last Wednesday fellow walked
into the Grand Central Hotel, in Fresno,
kept by sFalt Berry.
/. Do you want to buy o fine pair ofwild
geessf says he; they're variety not
often seen here. shot 'em yesterday as
they were flying over the road, and he
pulled Forsyth's swans out Of his sack.
He had cut of their heads, but, anyhow,
l don't think Berry wonld have known
the difference. Well, Berry gave him q
dollar apiece for them, and went around
the hotel blowing about the fine dinner he
was going to give that evening. He inyi-
ted Miller, OF the Republican,, 70 come over
and eat with him, and write up thegeese.
You never saw such big pair In your
life," says Berry. '.rm having them
stuffed with sage and onions. I tell yof
what don't know about keeping hotel
Ain't worth knowing. pick up every
thing good 70 eat can get my eyes on, 1
do.n
BE went on blowing this way, and when
the game was put on the table Berry
stuck knife into one, because he decided
TO carve them himself. 1t turned. to the
edge, the breast did, and Berry began to
feel sort Of uncomfortable.
u guess they're q little toRgh, y he SAID,
making another slash at them.
''They're too big for gees" Gays Miller,
~ bet they're turkey buzzarcs. What
color were they before they were pluck
cdr
aBlack, says Berry ablack as sloe.n
.sThen, by heaven, they're Forsyth's SO
swsns, says Miller. "There'n be the
deuce 10 pay when Forsyth hears OF It,
and guess the jury will bring in Berry
as aidingand sbetting the murderers, and
the Fresno man started to his hotel to
write Forsyth about The tate,ot his costly
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DR.. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

wnlcure Diseases Of The Kldneys. Gravel, elect
Structures and al Urinary and urethral DseaSez
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness,
Los Of VIgur, Premature Decline In Nan, EArly
Decay, Inpotency caused by errors Of youth, eI-
easEes, 30 Syphilis In al IL formA, sore throat
and nose, ulcers, erupti0nE ecrulnlA letter, EAlt
rheln and al blood and skin diseases. Female
Weakness speedily cured. Gonorrhea cured In 3
days. Price 50 90. Sold In Wheeling, W. Va, By
EF. BocxHa, IssAs . Co.. Drrggtsh Sent by
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Rnni.len... Arninns.I.a.

The best sllye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilhlains,
Corns and al Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Pile, or no pay required. Il
Is guaranteed 70 give periect satiafaeti0n,or
money refunded. Price % cent? per box.
For sale BY Logan & %,
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For constitutional or scrofulous catarrh,
and for consumption induced by the scrof-
ulous faint, Ayers sarsaplIilla Is the true
remedy. Il has cured nnmberless eases.
Il viii stop the nAuseons catarrhal dis
charges, and remove the sickening odor of
the breath, which are Indications 81 scrof-
ulous origin. p4w
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The Sultan Of Turkey greatly regretted,
says the Constantinople Express, the de-
parture from his capital Of United States
Minister Wallace, and IS token Of his
regard gave him the insignia Of the Grand
Gordon ofthe Mediidiehi and handsome
snuff box enriched with precious stones.
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Home Proof

J. 4 u
Kidney and Liver Diseases and RheumatiSua.-
Suffered teFribly-'E Nothing seemed 70 help me
could not cut out Of bed. br. Smith cured me. y
ZEPH. PHIL LIPS. Wheeling W. Va.
EFed fgr yeals; paseat RcdIclpe JAILED 70 help me
Dr.. Smith completely cured nj. :. -. :,
Of spesdel q CO, wheeling W. VI.
Dyspepsia and uleetated stnmAeh.-sst Treatment
for yeafS taIled % give me relief Dr. Smith enret
mel THOMAS Holt, Insurance Agent.
Fi8i-Had them for fourteen Eear1 nE smith
cTifHSi met LOUIS n, WASHINGTON.
AFFLICTED for fourteen years, Nothing seemed q
M4s. CATHERINE CAPS
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
caneen-t Suffered for YeaFs with Cancer. Had Il
cut 0ut three tines Il returned atter each opera
ton. pr. smith cnred me without knife eAn!tle OF
palm" MlS. II. II. oRcuTr.
week.; Reported dying. Dr. Smith cured md
without knife In I'VE weeks. ~, ...,,,.,,
Wholesale Grocer, Main St., wheeling, w. Va
uleentiOns Of ReettInt erolApsus and Files
.'Tyas eiEeR up TO die and pronounced ineut1ble
DR.. Smith cured me without knlleN Y
: WASHINGTON DELANY, Martins Ferry;
Rev, II, o. IAdld Rritlss-'-Dr. Smiths PROBES.
Si0al services IN my flmIIy have been most satis.
factory, and commend him 70 Al Is o gentleman
and Ekillfnl physician
Nh. Margaret k0lk says: II had been slderirg
ytllt3
dyspepsia, Or. Smith aid I had atlpe worm, and
In G1ght hounS removed monster l09 feet long"
Female nniplalptE-Three yeAn IN hospitRls for
iemalI give me peculiar advantages u such eases
PefsO1s euredo eatArrh, dIgeases 0t,heatt liIet,
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous adeetions
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scrotnla and
asthma testify 70 my success. r
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients at distRnrem may DO treated by letterand
satisfaction guaranteed. A chart for Selfexamina.
don sent on receipt Of two threeeent Stamps, and
advice rgtnrned free.
Consultation al ONCE free. Office hous from A.
n 70 ?. NJ, daily Can on or address
'ta. JOHN u. SMITH, Md,
---a M 1Ani f.l,ntilInn 81 Mhnallnr ~ Va.
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All Trims daily except sunday
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars through without change trlm stenhenyHL
East % shTiadElphia and New York. West 70 Col
um6us. cIncianah, Louisville Chicago, IndtanAp-
oils and 81 Louis
For through tickets. baggage checks, sleeping
apDlv n JOEiN q. TolfLINHON, Ticket Agent At
IN Handle Station, foOtot Eleventh street @ At
CITY fieket Odica under MaLnfe uOuse, Wheeltngs
h - N E7s'f n JAMES MCcREAt
NanAslE cplumhu, Ohio.
Z A. FORD,
e,s,,,t Pee. sud Ticket AGENT. PittShHfsil Pa.
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Louis Koaslth Is S. years OF age, and Is
aiIl IN enthusiastic bot1nlst,
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.gne gatslLsaeaeer.
nIoH-PRIcRD BIRDS.

- q
oissSs sds. % md n Ts5aTtssafi street..
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NEY YoHK, June 2a.-Fiour dull and Fatherweak;
receipts g. barrels: exports ass barrels; super.
Gne, western and state % 10a8 40; common 70 good
extra western and state s. a1ai00; good TO choice
l6sS5 bushels: exports % s17 buaheEs; Elles LA,
600 bushels futures: 1900 bushels sTot; No :
Milwaukee e5ase; No Northern q o. No. !
hard 81 o.; do O. I { Buffalo 9ca9gizc; nnfrAded
red g. o. 80. red 81 OK; No white 81 o.; No.
red June nominal: July q 81 0is6 closing At
september 81 o5al OK closing q 81 OK: OctO6er
81 06SGl05s. closing at 81 ~; nofemter 81 81
Al 055f closing At 81 oS8; December 81 10Gl lg5f.
closing At 81 lg5S Corn lower, closing stronger;
receipts sSk6ll baSheis; exports p 70 bushels;
ggsasd 10 s sanss 10 Tht az.
July a5tfs5Ic, closing at 50 e; August t5Sl5lSSc,
cloiag at Sc; September 691EA545sa closing
at 6lxc oats moderately active; receipts l6E, :
90 bushels; exports 80 bHshels: western
mixed ssat9e. Swhite. do 4tat2e. stocks
bushels corn S.6SGS buBhels; oats 6Gl ms bushels
barley none ire, II 81 bushels peas, !, 7F7 bush
els: malt tgL.s92 bushels Hay quiet C0lfee, Sept
fair; Rio dull at $40; options moderately active;
sales, l6,2s0 hasS; June GT5a6.S9c; Jnly 6iS0a
October Llgc: November 5ig4Ll6c; De
Cembet L2ca7 3Se: January J20a5.26e Sugar
aIm but quiet: fair TO good reclining SsR63{r;
refined EtsadY: Q 6Ec; extra Q 53SRS<e. W ,ite
extra SIC; Oh A Dc: standard A 6kr: powdered
71Ga5s q; gnGnulated 1S16c MolaSses atm. Rlee
90. Turpenttne quiet and UNCHANGED. Eggs
dull and dnoOping; Gesleta 121<4laa. Pork dull
and weak; mess SCOT i'll COAL 50. Cut meats End
middles tiHm; long clear O. Land dun; western
steam spot g. I'D. So: July csc; Algnst 6 9iA
egee; septemees .g5sAtec: October l1!a5.Ec;
and heavy: western 9alsc. CheeSequiet and hrm:
western fat 3AR6i<e,
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nreaa.tnfr. nnd rro,l.ion,.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 22.-TradIng In wheat was
act V during the hst half Of the session, bat g
the lower range Of prices the market opened
steady With the cables quoting hfm feeling In
The foreign MARKET, bat with very Little Outside
trading the feeling became heavy and prices
tai of &c quite rtptdly. recovered time and
taen rnled datl and steady during the remainder
Of the dag. There was some speculation = 70 the
visible supply ktatement; the expectation lps
peAEtng 10 DO GENERAL that Il would Gh0W an IN.
crease. Flour 1ul and GIlth1nged. Wheat ruled
pdceG Liverpool was reported arm, bat the cup
reports from the WHkt and S0nthWeSt were more
favorable ant operators calculated upon an in.
crease Of the visible supply The matces
rallied ~ aud 6uliIy closed ~ under Saturday;
sales tanged: June sS1SaSac el1sed at sS3kc; July
s9Rsc, ensed q August q elnted q
9l1fc; September ySA9ssSc. closed q aS1sc' No 2
SIS; No. 8 fed SSsss55ilc Corn, quiet but Hfni,
the receipts were lAfge, but decrease In the
visible supply Was confidently expected, tbs mar
ciinsd c. laltIed Ec and eIoSsd "a higher thaa
saturday; cash 47tSc: June i7tEal755sc closed Of
f79Sc; July 461Sal7c, closed At 4e34e: August 4Ga
closed q SO. Oats. quiet bot steady; q b
- NO, closed a aye: August aSa2SS. 8, closed
at &c. rye dull: No. ?, sc. Bla1Seed quiet:
No. !: 81 22x. Mos pork fairly active and
irregular; prices ruled g lower. but Eallied
a19 5:JuIy so IG5A1G25 GtOsed At SO 2ltSAt0 Is;
August Sll gal1 a2x closed at SO t0dID S11SS::
September SO S5aI0 ID, closed at SO 41al0 III.
Land quiet but steady; cash 6.G0s6 exc: July
6611Il6.g75e, closed At 9 65A6 B7tfc; August 6701
676c closed Of 6.T2tSA6 I6e; September bsea6S5e,
closed 1t 8 1Sa6S5c. Boxed meats steady: shUnl.
ders 456ainoc; short ribS 6S0a5 3l1fc short clear
5.S1G6.s5e. whisky urn at 81 Ii Sugars arm;
cutloaf 75<e; grannlAtad 75<a1ze; standard A GA
10. Bnttee dull and weak; creamery 1i4i6e;
Galry lSAlsG EgEs heavy 9. 1lailt<c Afternoon
ToGfd-Wheat SttadY and unchanged. Corn n
s. higher. Oats 70 higher. Fox go hiShsr.,
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E,77TViSSTONER's SALE OF VAL
y.tatV pRAL ESTATE

,s.,,-,,ns- Of the authority vested In ma By 3
" NJ. ~ Municipal Court Of Wheeling, made
ae n and Isy Of JpDP, lSSS In suit in ehAn'
~ ~ ,sssiS TsidInE In which kmm4 Taylor with
81 TSviS; seF husband. are plSint1hs, and VII
~. " ESsign and OIhefI arc defendants. Btll
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Ia puuuInee Of the GuthOrity vested In me By q
euIeTpd III aid cause on the Sd day Of June, A. D.
LIS, The uadenlgned, sDeClAl commissioner
appointed for The purpose By that court IN aid
GbCIee, will on I"
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Dp GSods.

EEW Yong, June 2i.-Asida from no deltNeIiss
N On utiOn 0f preVi0uL purchases, which con.
tiluO q YER gfp UFOpd dim, the ul!ftel has beon
dpll and now demand Iieht and untmpattAns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
NHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

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lslve Panhandle Station, foot 81 Eleventh street,
near pubic landi1g. q tolinNE-cSntFAl standard
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23

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PHMADE1IHl4,. Pa, June a Flour asm with
fair demand. Wheat quiet; No. . red Iune Ga
t655kc; July 9554Gs51e; August 2g5SaSt o05Es Sep.
tGIabar 81 0g{aI G9 Com l6wer; No mixed
52a5Se; steamer No. 9 high mixed 6S5ss No
mixed SSaStei Nail mixed June 65Aa34c; July 6Sa
SSs4e; August h5s6a6334c; September 50 a8ie oAts
duh and barely steady; No mixed nc; No, 8
Rhite 11c; No. ? white l0Alg 70; futures dull; No
2White June 81 t1c; July Sgti.&gfSe; 4ugGSt8 So
Sl2G0al3 Is: prime mes SIi uOali %; family SilS0A
IL 50 Hams, smoked S5alie. Lard steady; reIin d
725II.5 so: stEa1 6.ASa6 aOe; butchers loose 601c
lSGlSC; hrstl l6at7c; Bradisrdi county aud New
York do. l6c;westeru dairy 9AIie. EggS dull and
depressed; e1trRs l2Rl3ic. Cheese dull and eASIef;
Ohio nats, choice exc; do. taiE t. primeSas91<e
CINCINNATI, O., June 22-Flour quiet: tGmIly
"a 81 S 81 ree.S sS n bsses I st5S SS
5000 bnShels. Corn ntma No. . mixed sc Qats
dull and lower; No. , mixed Ss5s tSG1<e. Rye In
LAiF demand; No. 2, GaI0e. Barley OUT o. the mar
kat. FORK dult at $40 d Lard quietat &4Dc. Bulk
meats quiet and hrm; shoulders 3I5e; short RIB
6a0c. Bacon steady; shoulders 4S75Scs short NIB
nc. short GeAE t0c. Whisky dnll At 81 Il But
tsr nrm: extra creamery fancy dairy l2aI9c
blrsged ID steady at 49AeQc. srigar In EOot de
'mand: hard rabned E41tse; New Orleans 41{aSfe.
ESgs nrmerAt ll1Ec. Cheese steady; ohioiull cream
taCtUry 6l7c.
BAIrxoE1 Nm, June 22-wheAt western
easier and dun; No. . red winter spot 9iA9ite
fresh: July ]. ASa fes August y es September
st0i9sai QlJ Cor1t western SteGiy and dun; west
ern mfxe4 SpUtS g; June So Gasked July b5EA
$40; steamer 6lAal5t. Oats steady; western
WhIts SsaSec; mixed S6a37e. Provisions steady;
me8 p.IEk 81 95al3 80 Lard, regined q. KgRs
steady a iAIl4c. Coffee dull; Rio CafgleS, oTdi-
mary % tAir $3.50
TJLIDo, June Wheat qulet md steady; No. 2
rcd cash or 1uue 29s<c; July Ess3S2; august $40
bid: September 10 bid: year g2s<se: 30. son
9gSfe. C0Eu dull and Eteady; No. cash or June
~; 1riY "a Rskeds Angtisf &c bid, 940 Askeds