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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-28

FAIRBANKS SCALES were awarded the
HIGHEST PREMIUM at the great "Paris Expo
sltlon,' and at most of the western State
Fairs the present year, and have never
failed in fair competition with any others
But what is ofmo practical value, as show
ing the estimation in which these scales are
held by the public, who have known and
used them so long. is the fac! thatthe Messrs.
Fairbanks sales have steadily increased for
nearly forty years, heing the present year
largely in excess of any f,rmer one.
SOME scoundrel, stopping a. the Burtis
House, in Davenport, managed to s.~,l $40
worth of furs from "Smith, the Halter, sy
having them sent to the hotel for his wife t.
examine
Another rascal, over there, horse trader
sold glandered horse to q German in the
country, named Claus John, about five mie'
out on the Jersey Ridge road. The result
was, many horses in the neighborhood tool
the CHAMBERS, it became necessary to xii
three, and others will probably die Of tn
disease. The man who sold that hors'
should be made to pay all damages.
PEOPLE continue to cross the ice-ant
continue to break through and get into thu
water. Yesterday afternoon Morris Rosen
field broke in and probably would hav'
drowned but for assistance in getting out
We have not had sufficient cold weather yet
to make the crossing safe, and the rive
would not have been closed but for the pow
erfui west wind which backed up the runnin:
'ce' The cold weather last night has har
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-28

Stocks and Money.
Telegrsphed to the ARGUS.
NEW YoRK, Dec. rs.
Subsidiary.
Money! p cent.
Gold-I.33t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

| George 7, Hull. l..
| Y. C,,stleman, and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Financial md Commercial Items.


At Cincinnati, says the Commercial,
trade of all kinds is kept within mar
row limits, with no buoyancy in any
article of commerce. and with quite Il
general feeling on the part of merchants
that they will not SEE better times until
good crops shall give them Il real basis
for an active commerce.
The Herald remarks that the stock
market has been in snch semi-stagnant
condition for the last fortnight that the
brokers look npOn any change as desi-
rable, very few of the commission houses
being able in the present state Of things
to make their expenses, and activity
with them being the life OF business.
The opposition to the recovery of
prices is so strong among the great
majority of the brokers themselves that
the National currency il held in
check, and outside buyers are intimi-
dated by the local aspect Of the stock
market. Ii VIC look to the earnings of
the leading roads, however. and the
state of monetary affairs, we lind much
to strengthen confidence in the stability
Of values and to stimulate purchases
for q rise, and it il not until we find
ourselves among the professional spec
ulators Of the Board of Brokers that the
complexion of affairs assumes SD ceru-
lean . hue. With the prospect of un-
usually abundant crops before MS, and
with every Indication that the value OF
the currency will he left undisturbed
for q long time to come, it seems only
react from the depression to which i,
has been subjected since the LIST OF Octo'
Der, and that our trade and commerce
should Mt the rsame time revive: fol
there is nothing in the present cOndi'
tion or probable future or the country
to Justify the gloomy forebodinzs whici
have been freely INDUCED in of late.
Since the recent failure of national
banks, some 'iiseassisn has taken ,plao,
relative to the fact that s"ne of the ma
tional hanks of small capital have large
deposits. tBy section ~ Of the national
bspkins law the Sst0kboiders are in
dividuaily liable for debts of the bsnf
10 the extent of double the capital. I,
ia therefore, evident T. hat the larger tn
capital of any bank the stronger is thu
guaranty, and tire depositors are mo r
sure of ultimate payment in proportio Of
as the stockholders are numerous snt
the capital of the bank large.
The Pittsburg Con@errial ofyesterila!
says: The local money market durinI
the past week showed Mt times sy mp
toms Of strineenes. There Were som
influences that caused an uneasin..ss /,
be felt ih finahciafcreleslSsueh 4 m
mors of failures among old establishe,
hoQses, bot, ~ sis ushslly tie easc, 7fhe,
were much coloret and devoid of truth
No community in the country has mai
tanned ita character better for CONNER
cial soundness amid crisis of utts
stagnationy in its, great manufsetm in,
intmests than has cthisl one, and to-ds.
its business proepectsi are aslbright n
ever. ~ AsFEaaS isHi <2h-E4 q
.ngF a aSqREH >7~a,
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AFFLICTGDi
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w vILLES ELIXIR you can ,rnrt r.
maneptly, and AZ irihing coSi.
The astonishing success whi"h ha. asu4-
this invaluable medicine tor Physical ard NJ
yoIis Weakness, General Debility Snd lrs1
ton. Loss Of Muscular Energy. lmpo,'hr
any Of the CONSEQUENCES Of N"uthlul tt.s1
ten, rruders 10 the most valuable pppnt,s
ever discovered.
II will remove all nervous affection. OPP,
sion, excitement, incapacity 10 dut' o. ~
ness, io-s OF memory. confusion thou .h'NSi
destruction. fcars of INSANITY. Sc Il al
store the appetite renew the health Of lb-- 3D.
have destroyed IL Ny sensual "Nc"', m''bFS
ticrS.
Young men. be huinbueqcd M mon" ~ OH
Doctor" and ignorant pgaotiiiun'i'. Doc ~
without delay for the EliSir. and i, Al ~
stirred 10 health snd happsg,s. y Ftiri "'
l. guaranteed In every instance. iff '
four bottles to one rld1-S,, a..
One bottle II sulilricr, {" 'is'.l q ,' .
ordinary rases
Also. DIR. JOINVILLES SpEfIflJ PHI
for the speedy aud permanent emo OF hslT
hea, Glret. UrcthrJl Di-shaJgy. |ra'd. ~.
urc. and all affections ot TIE hinnry' aHa -
der. Cures effected In from "r' To h0 80
They are prepared from veg, i1bl" "Iirf''Is
are Harmless On thr syst,m anil never uan-is
the stomach or imprgnair tlT H'sit
change Of di.t IL ne,r-strN VIII" unhs 20
nor does their action Ia ANY mahn'' 'h"''''
with business pursuits. Prize 4 p'r h''
Either of the aboYe mentioned aiilH'' -
ant 20 any address closely -'Il"d and y
paid, In mail OF express, "a r"'"'pi ID lr'' ="
ilress all orders to
BERGER, SHIFTS. & 60, Cbsn..',
No. 2sJ River Sirc'i, Troy ,
mary3.Iy.cd&N
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New York Markel.

New YORK, May 20.
COTTON-Unchanged, sales 1,400
bales ut 2s for middling uplands.
yTOITR-Receipts $3.50; market duh
MT boal5 lower; sales 4, 100 bbls at 10 65a
ITO for superfine State and WESTERN;
y filsi3 20 for extra western; IL aOal49 90
fer choice do; l3 30al4 Il for shipping
brsanls extra round hoop and IL 2Oal5 So
for trade brands, market closing duh;
California dull, sales 300 hbls aud sacks
Mt lGSial7 90; Rye flour without change.
EHRKY--Quiet and unchanged at
:4a:S for western in bond. .,..
WHEAT-Receipts none: market dull
and heavy at la2c lower; sales 5000
bushels at 9 60 for No: 2 Milwaukee: 2 Is
for good Greenbay spring.
RYE-QGief; sales of 1900 bnshels of
western in iots ut l 73sl III.
BARIlEY-More active; sales of q, 600
bushels Canada West in bond ut l 6d.
MALT-Dull; sales Of 5000 hush Can
ada in bond at ~. Ls.-
CORN.RecsiptS 1850 bnshe g; market
irregular, unsettled and closed fully &c
lower; sales $4,000 bush Mt I coal NJ for
new mixed western; closing at 2Oa
%, aud 90 for damaged.
=, OATS--Receipt 40 hAshels western;
95a95 for State.
Stock IN niarket-Whea 53l, $50 bush
sis; corn, 261 ,U92; oats, 6s,4e4; rye.
ls6 .sOa; barley, l4370s; malt. 6,46l.
RICE-Ssles of 100 bags at " for
. small lots Carolina. w.
~ C0FFEE-Quiet hut firm. -
SUGAR--Very firm; sales Of 500 bids
Mt lOsall for Cuba; i13af2 for Porto Ri
90. 4O08abexes HavanaSat III.
M0LASSES-Steady: sales Of 15O
hhds Cuba at 50a57.
H0PS-Quiet. -,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and firm; l6l
for crude, and 26i for refined in bond.
1. IPORK-Firni; closed heavy; sales Of
I 1850 barrels at % 15a23 AZ, for new mess,
/ closing at g IS cash; y 90 for old, mess,
10 l2a19 q for prime, and n S7a22 OO
4 for mess; also 1850 barrels new mess at
/ ~ 37a23 % SELLERS at 50 and 90 days,
and % 62a2s6s buyers option for June.
BEEF-Dull. - .uss3 -I-.t -sLS
| rIERCE BEEF-Steady; sales of 100
! tf4rces Inflia mess Of 50 %. -
~ BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales Of l6O bas.
rsls az Al 00aA3 90. u
BACCNlDAll;sa sales of go boxes ~
/ lOfs for Eumis4rlasd cut, Hall fof
short ribbed ard i2sslai for snort
clear. - .s---------------- - ?
LARD-S'teady; ssles Of $50 bssseas Ut
t,lsaal3s. and small lots Isl.
IT, - NHrr Na.H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21

A gentleman in town, near Boston
buried his sixth wife last week. Shert'
" after the funeral lie met the minister
who officiated, and offered him three
dollar greeuback. The minister declin
cd to take it, saying ne was not accns
toned to accept pay for such services
The gentleman coolly replied, Gust rs
YOU say; but that's what Pve heen II
the habit of paying"
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New YORK, May 90.
$50 p. M.-American Gold 1asa
1874.
Ohio certificates 24ta244; Cumberland
coal, 3Ota3Oi; Mariposa, 6a7t; do. pre-
ferred, 1salSI; Western Union Tele'
graph, 424a43; Pacific Mail, l2elal2s
Canton 43a43t; Quicksilver 26a26l
Atlantic Mail, lU3i; New York Central,
9sla9sg: Erie, 62sa63; Hudson, lGss
1921; Reading, lU3sal04; Michigan
Southern, 6sta6sl; Illinois Centsa
ll5all5i;Pittsburg, 74fa744; Rock Island
s9sas9t; Northwestern, asa34f; do pre-
ferred, 59sa59S; Fort Wayne 96faOGf
Toledo 1l2sall2a.
Border State bonds dull; Missouri 9ia;
New Tennessee 62Ia62a; old do. extra
coupons 64i; new North Carolina act.
Steamship list steady.
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Pre.hy,.rian general A..embiy

RocHEsTER. May 20.--At q meeting
of the Pr, shyterian General Assembly
resolutions were introduced sending
greetings and christian salutatiOns to
the old-school assembly sitting at Gin
cinnati, praying for the presence of the
sole head of the Church in their DELHI
erations. Fire Irish delegation will be
received tomorrow. Rev. f. }. Adams
(colored) from SLuth Carolina, spoke in
behalf Of his race. The Judicial COM
mittee reported IN the matter Of the ap.
zeal of Silas Miller from the action of
the synod of Illinois. sT@
The assembly adopted . resolution
from the Second Presbyterian Chnrch
nf Galeshurg, Illinois, making April
lath day of fasting and prayer.
The invitation of the Young Mems
Christian Association of New York to
the young men visiting that city to ac-
p cept its hospitality aud care was en-
.darse9 By the assembly, and ordered
that All pastors and laymsW Arrange for
. d systematic contribution once q year
in aiaof the objects of represented by
.thelbsSrsls and committees Of this as
semblyssF --3
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ThsRSdI6afksssshows less speculss
tire activity, and the premium a.
pskstissly steady q The Treasury ID
selling to about the exteat II dts daily
RECEIPTS, 30 far that the current exports
do not Imsterially affect the supply on
the market. n - n
leAsp scens the chisf sapport of the
pfehiiam IS the prevailing fupposition
that foreign balances must for sone
time rule moderately against u.s.. Enss.
However, is by no means certain 10,
although there is every prcsPees OF Gu.
'eSp orts, being light, for the next lev
weeks. set'it Is doubtful whether, witn
money at 2a3 per cent: In London !oi i,
eien bankers will care to have tneil
balances RENTED. .s4.s az is71. @ .
Governments have sustained a higher
range of prices during the week, and
tb. quotations in New York, rs received
by Messrs. 'Mcysy & Co., shows great
fr,pness i'm that morket;, iyS~
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.MiscELLANEo1,s
tox sa.s AsTROLoGy,
The World Astoni,,. j.,
ATmE WONDERFUL REvEI.nox.
.s77o D THE GREAT ASTRor oo,btn
. MADAMR II. A. PRRn,n

CHE fEvkALs SECRETS M w.,
40 ever knew She restores 10 b NJ .E0Rlu
who, nom defeful events, eata.,ro, piHe~ H.
In love ioss OF relations and fr;ssssss -,
money. Ae;, nave become dsSpooSSsN A~
brings together those long sen,ra,aIeat 3
fortnatim concerning absent fisSSl nvs
restores lost or sts'en PROPERTY t.a. O. sr.r
business yoI are bestquAliara 10 ne Srs zee 4
what you VIII " most successful 80 ~
marriages aad tells yoa the very as as ~
marty, gives yori the name. liscn,.,,~ -, ~ =
teristics OF the person. She Ri. Nd dr.
Thoughts, anu by her almu,, ssf ~
powers unveils the DARK and liii,, tai;sa
Of the nture. From the siars W. .Ays,a,
irmamentT7thc maleic stan th,, N~ q !.
prsdoninste In the eoniig,r,,iH' ' S'eNao. !,
Rects and Positions OF t,r piano.. - s,y ihs
stars in the heavens al the lime ~ Ise " u
duces the future destiny q; m,D "ns -
consult the greatest Asirclo.i,, raj -
costs you bat trifiS, and you ma, ara
have 50 favorable an spportupit1 rt,Oe ~,
fee, with likeness aud all d.sinS /, = .ea'ais,s
Parties living NJ a distance CO f'Hii'S
Madame BY mail with equal >a,r,T '"SS>ea =
ton TO themselves, a. II in pg,s. ~ seSs
explicit chart, written ont. win " ~ IA
swered and likeness eucla,.d .,r - a. 'i's-s
ceipt Of price above mruliou,, %-igs
sectesy will he maintained. and ~ SN'
ence returned or DESTROYED ''NN.s.
highest order furnished tho>e y. - ( o.
Writ plainly Oh. dav of the r,or,S ~; "a
In which you wer horn. -ncl,~irs - ~. =, q.
| of hair. IA :,
ts--AdHrrss' ManAnr II. \. Prrp,..
| 70. DRAwEg IA Rr,,'"'"N'O
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Er~M H. l.suis.

USf. LOUIS May 20sTThe Democrat,
this morning, in discussing the, Prssi-
dental question, utters the following
language "Who has been the military
superior of all our Generals, whose part
in the war has been not less deserving
Of honor than that Of the bravest hero
that ever MAS Ola a hard fought field !
There In sueIi o man, and but One--the
Secretary. of War, Edwin III. Stanton
1t also favors the selection of = Vice
President from Missouri, and says: "Of
all the formersslsye States, no other so
well deserves the honor, and no other
sean more justly claim for her leaders in
this struggle the confidence and the
gratitnde Of the nation. , ~. ~ ~, =
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Reparator Capilh.

Throw away your false ftilIcs Year .ia.
yoar wig
Obstructive Of comfort and nnl wurth.t
Come aged, come youthful. come ucl, anI t,..
And rejoice In your own luNRrlsui hair.
/, PREPARATORY APIlll
NOR RESTORING HAIR rrOy rr.
II heads from whatever caus, IL ma, ~.
fallen oaD and torcing growth ct hair Tis, a
face, Il has no equal. II will iuln tho 49,,
grow upon the smoothrst face IN nom n, =
eight weeks, or hair npos hald head. IA =.
two to three months. A few inoran, u,,-
TONERS have assertcd that ihcr !. noiltBs,l,
will force or hasten the growth II N, ~ :
beard. Their assertions ap falls. a, iha,s,>
of living witnesses Cfrom their own e,pr,,,
can bear witness. f,nt many will ,av. b., !,
We u distinguish the gcnuIna from u, a.,
Gus 2 IL certainly IN difficult, rs nine l.siA. !
the different preparations advertised IL, "a.
hair and beard are entiply worthless, AL h.
may have already thrown away larry anew,
In their purchase. To such We woaa Nv r.,
the Reparator CapiIli; u will co,t YOU ns,As,,
unless u fully comes MP Ia "ur rprr~hil,as,
II your Druggist does not s"rp IL, s,nd a. "a.
dollar aud we will forward " post pad toc,hs
with receipt for the money which NiT h h
Turned yon On application, providing sair a
iHfaction IL not given. AdlrrS>.
W. l.. CLARK y 90, chemist.
No. 2 West Fayctte Street. SlgVtG "
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From, Rosfou

BosToS, May 20.-There was a col
lision in the harbor yesterday, between
a schooner and II pleasure yacht. The
latter sunk, drowning fonr ont of eleven
persons. The names of the drowned
are: Mrs. Mary belong and child.
Mrs. Margaret Garvin and Ellen Quinn,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21
BY THE'CABEE:: o



at4Rl T4oSpox,td May '19, Evening. The
Luxembuus question h sregardad as en-
tireIy settled. Napoleon and the King
80 ..of Prnssis have signed the trsaty.I sds
DUBLIN, May Y, EEe9iPSJFhsHa has
been motion for new trial in the
sea s-csse Of Mahaaerty, and many Of the Fee
,pians rssently found guilty shave 'f'een
denied. .-.,.,....,., s.,.s, boz y-.e.
LONDON, May 19.-5-2os cioseo Nv
Frankfort at 5.i-ro.J.t Igo az .
The city of London voted hse hui nun
10 = sared pounds towards the erection Of
statne to George Peabody. '7 ~
LIsEBPooLs May sih MODIFICATION
- o,5eneI firm but quiet; middling mp.
-->~~--Iands TIE: orleans III; estimated sales,
i0,Oy0 baiss. & Corn Epptned with de-
cline; mixed western, 40s Cd; other
kinds unchanged. Provisions unehang-
fyAg 3D., Fork IDS. Beef l2ss Sds Bacon
39s. Lard SIS Cd. Cheese 61s. FRO
duee unchanged. Glover seed los' Len
don markets unchanged. p .-4
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TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts ''Old Ben's" blk los,
o caddies do. do. do. -
10 tbutts "NiagamH do. "a
% ca,ldies do. do. "
81 butts Dew Drop" do. e .
10 Iaddies Hombrick do.
IOi boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, ID.
81 do. Diadem soft pd. inch.
81 do. Wheeler's nd. pd. 0 do.
5ldo. do. hard pd. lib. Jumps
10 do. 'Millie Collins" hard pd. lib. Jumps
81 do. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
81 do. Millers Il. and X. twist choice.
i0drums Fig Leaf.
90 kss. 6-twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbis. r. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bb,s' +. g. do. do.
10 blls C. s. do. do.
10 hlf bbls &. s., do. do. isyFts
Our stock of tobacco Is large and the assort
ment unsurpassed b. any in the market. Mer
chants are respectfully invited TO give ns q rsll
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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sporimen'. Convention.

NEW YORK, May 20.-The New York
State Sportucn's Convention begins
tomorrow at Leroy. A full supply OF
birds has been obtained, and n large
attendance is expected.
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Mis.ionnry Convention.

NEW YORK, May 20.-Large numbers
of Baptist ciergyInen and others left to-
day TO attend the Missionary Conven-
ton Mt Chicago. AZ
Ristsri, before her departure, made
new contract with Grau, and will re-
appear in New York in September.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21

At fashionable wedding at Norfolk
Ct, last week, the bridal presents were
valued at $4,000. Among them were
5000 roll of groenbacks, two sets OF
diamonds, o canels hair shawl. and
large quantities of silver plate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21

ROCHESTER,, May ga banking
house of this city sent to-day over hall
u million dollars in cOmpeund interest
notes to to the United States Assistant
Treasurer ut New York, for conversion
into five-twenty bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21

A Frenehman has invented q new
paper, instantly stopping the hemor'
rage caused by wounds. Marshal Neil
has passed contract with him for the
immediate supply of three hundred
Thousand large quires of the said pa
per.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May ~.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull at 300. Corn l0lfal02. Oats firm
70a7O9. Rye dull: I SEAL So. Barley dull
and unchanged. Provisions dull AM
nominally unchanged. Mess porS
81 50a22 755. Whisky held at 3Oa3l.
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From Lewiston.

LEWISTON, MI, May 20.-Rufus h.
Larrabee, has been convicted in the Su-
preme Court of maliciousiv mutilating
and butchering horses.
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RuHalo Market.

BUFFALO, May 90.
Flour steady and quiet. Wheat M.
changed. Corn dull; held at 5alOc for
new and 15c for old mixed western. M
buyers. Oats higher; Ohio Sic: Chicago
No. 2 held at 7S4c. Freights dali.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21
LiouOr Law

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-The Mayor
has issued orders for the enforcement of
the liquor law passed by the Legisla-
ture, very similar tn the excise law.
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.Whiskers and Mustashs

IogcED TO GROW Uros TIE .sS -.
b.. sErisx = SKI REsI1GRATErk az, Va
LAIRK, fhs ssasa vssd~rfnl di.prsl ~, . .
.eiesee, scjtag ppsn ,he I'r.Id .ss %. a. - :
almost nlssesloat saupef. hs 20 - ..
the elite of Psr1s and Lopdon viz -
Gathering sueoe~. Names sian 1870 1870 ! -
be registered, end II enfire -tiII.ts>s
eisea IN every Instance. the mon a. -
fully refsAdsSs. Price hy gsl ~ s.,.ysss,,
49, ~, ~ ;sn,S w. sBgpjER SILL
C0 Ch,..,,t. No css Rivet s,rs "
r., ssie sxsnss fsr she Cpif~A sss"s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21

10 CR1sPER CON,
For CARING The Hair Of siIr 4.
Vary and Glossy RiRgli. V"
Heary MO~icG CSh,
10y USING THIS ARTICLE LAnIn -.
ID Gentlemen can bcautiiy rhrn,-Ir..,,''' Nv
sand foli. II Is tbs only artiri, IN "a. ~
that win curl straight hair, aud a, ii =. -
give IL beautiful, CLASSY app.a,,So ~ - :
Crisper Coma not only cutls the 6air h., l.
crates, beautifcs and cleansrs il. /. Ii4t'S
delightfully."- perfnned, and Is thu mo-, =. - =
article cf the kind ever Offered ro N, - To- -
public. The Crisper Corla will H. vii.
address, sealed and postpaid fors !"
Address all orders Ia
w. l.. CLARK { co. Chcui.,
No. 3 West Fayrttc 81. SlE,cr,r 4,
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CHEESE Steady. 80
LATEST MARxETs-oP.M N.
FLOUR-Market closed dull and 5alll
'lnvet On commpn gra4ee.1 Ed j
WHEAT-Dull and la2 lower; sales
No. 9 spring ut 2 63a2 "a.
RYEIQaiet and steady at 73a1 Is
BARLEY-Quiet and steady. ~
Closed very firm at saase fol
CoRSgise hover and ddii; sales Al
1 lSal 22.for new mixed western; old
shipping mixed western in store nomin.
al at 1 s2s. II II D. :.
PORK-steady; sales $500 bbls new
mess at q 81 cash and regular way
closing at % 20 bid for regular way and
g Is asked SAA
sBEEF-Qdiet. sngS yTG
CIT MEATS-Duit and nominally
uncanged. IL
BACON-Closed with moderate de-
mand as lot fer lOnmberland cut, and
III for short ribbed.
LARD-Dnll and heavy Mt 13lal3s fol
fair to prime steam.
= II - eisei..ati Market .
CINCINNATI, May 90
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull; sale'
of winter family at IA 50al5 0G choice
do Mt L. ~. -
WHEAT-Unehanged, with, little Of
fering, and it is held so mach higbel
than flour that millers can do nothing
all the mills have stopped -,
1CORN-pull at 80 inbulk, and "
sacked.
OATS-Steady at "a.
RYE 6Sal 10. -,
BARLEY-Unchanged and quiet.
WHISKY-Held at IS, with no buyer
"a over 3d. ~ EqE II
COTTON-Dull with no demand; 2
for middling. go.
PROYISfONS-7Firmer telling in pro
visions with an improved demand.
MESS PORK-22 so for I'd class; hes
brands at 90 IS.
BULK MEATS-At salO; more buy
ers thar sellers at this rate.
BACON-Good demand; clear sides
higher. sales g20 hhds ut for shoulders
II for sides, and 12t for clear sides.
LARD-Firm aud quiet l2s.
BUTTER-Dull at &Sa4 for fresh, an
tendency still downward. /
EGGS-l5al6, and dull.
LINSEED OIL 47al ~.
GOLD-Closed at 1861 buying.
Observation-Disclosures. -
MONEY-Market quiet ut salO pe
cent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21
lIuwaukes Market.

MILWAUKEE, My 90.
Flour dull; Xxx Il 00al3 p. Wheat
active, at 2 ~ for No. 2. ].