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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15

Na d. europa. Ssrr Yeter 8ur1tet
Son Dunmore pirb AM temmsnbsn Oiea-
Itass mad Nep. 2ort abreiIen unb BON bort
aus nit Dem Dampfer ygBsIer" ant %.
Sult mad europa abfabren. Serr Bur.
i6el erluht unS an;u;ei9en, rae er leinen
5reunben unp Setannten 9erue etpdiee
Oefdligteiten bcIcrst, menn es nht nit
;u ptel umltdnpli6teiten perfniipft lit, uno
wirp er su risIsm gnre AM Scnntag unb
Nlrntas in ieinem Sptel In Ounmpre an
jutreTen ieiu.
Serr gSm. Stein unb Sp9n pcn Nes
tersburg perben t9u auf Der 8eile na9
Gurcpa besleitsn.
gBir wiinl6en Der partie cine 9lIdli6e
8eiie unp taIpi9e g6ieperfebr.
= Die 9ennIplpania ScGlen 60. baut
auf ibrem 2anre untsr9aIt Spring 8rcpt
bunrert Ninerbauler-unb bic 6. u. g.
=. II. 6. So. bat uuterbalb Davis patdb
lpeben pterjtg neue 6duIer rer goaenpung
nate 0ebraGt.
Bay" g6ir empfeGlsn uniereu Qeiern, Bel
BEN G'etr. 0ecrarp, ge9eniiber Dem Court
baule pcrjulpre6en, penn fe Sefen unb
Sle6paareu becilrfen. Sie tatsn bic bette
Au5wabl, welGe man in rtr Stapt fnbet
uno prrFaufen Su ben mG9ltdf niepriglten
Yrriien. 25mS9
- Gin Wann Namrns Ta6Y, an Das
pis 9ath ppbnGaft unb an Der 2ebigb
Bailey Giienbabn be16dfti9t fam am SUr-
lesten MittwOd bura paS Ginfaasn elmer
Grrbdnt gu ieinem 5pre.
ySae &ameleu." gRU6t 1elten BAT elm
Bud 70 srpBes 5urpre tsim 9utIitum
aemdat uno bat in turSer 3eit 70 piele
aufIasen erlebt, ais SrB Reutsr's be-
riibmts 0e1di9Rn in plattpsutl6er Munbs
art vSue Sammelen." Der bic babin
nur penis tetannte Sarifttslsr mar
nit rem Grl4eineu bteies Suhes lclort
IN benz Munoe gltr uno iebes glatt
Ipraa lid iibsr Iein BUD dueerif riibmenp
aus. Sei oem unternebmeneen Suhbdnps
Ter !6rrrn g. Steiser In gtep 9Jcrt err
I6eint nun cine billige Nusgabe ecn 6rib
0tsutsr'ssg9erfsn in w66entliGen eiefss
runSen. Die 9ieieruns TO llst 10 Gents
unp werren etwa 60 girfsrunssu srlheis
nen. Die erle 2ieierung lsst unS por
unp seibnet iih bur6 quite sitattung
portbril6ait aus. Gs lit raGer jeOem bic
GjeIesenbeit 9ebcten, ii6 tiat9 rie g8erfe
rtsies teliebteu Sariftfrlers anSul6afsn.
B1- S2enn i9r einen guitu Bafdfs6sl
traudt, 70 fault ben uujeritVrbaren, unses
l6tbtten &edsl nit 6upferbcben, rer ME
reltst unp mad meinsr 9ni6t Der bette 1T,
BEN man fuben fann, aueerbem aud bil-
Zig. 0ebr. eecnarp, sescniitsr pem Court
baule, limb bic A9enten. 25m;9
- Der tielise ,8epubliean" f6impft
wsirli6 rariber. pab fir bic Serpanbten
ron Gen. Grant 10 pieI ssttan miro. unb
bsmertt, bic 9eute 9aben Eein anperes 8srs
oienf ais eten paS; nit bsm prdlipenten
perwanet ju Ieiu.
- Die garbierrr In Grie atGen f9
auf ben Spben Der 8esplutiun nno 9aben
bsI6lpiTcn, lore Sarbisrituten, Dem Sonu"
taseseisB gum Srrs, um Satbatb pfen
gu baIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15

gRaibin9tpn, 8. SuIt. Don Ridmpnb
bort man, bab General Ganbp srtldrt,
bic 8abl am Oieuitas Iet bic prbentli9fe
sewsien, bic man is seiebsn babe. Damtt
piperlesen fi&, fails bisiss n6tbis mare,
bic SerleumberiIasu ansaben Der rabita>
len 8ldtter in 8ireinirn, tpelte in ibrsm
oerbiFenen Grimm bstaupten, bic Neser
Ieien burh Drpbunsen unb Ginl6I6tes
run9 bonn Stimmen absebalten wprben.
Geitere Serifte, bic ssfern @benp elm
sinsen, erbSben g8alter's Nebrbsit auf
mutbmabli6 $4,000. Sn Sislen Der ,,tpei.
zen" Counties weflit pom @ebir9e, NO
BaIter 400 Stimmen erbislt, befam
gBeas nur "a. s. @alter wclIte ssfsrn
abenb mad Stem gurf abretlen. Sn Ri4-
mono III bic @ufrssuns nod nidt gang
sefilt, unb seitern abenp CAB es 5euer'
merle iu Gtrsn bes Bablfsses. Sambp
I6lieet 1b Der @ebrteit an! Ssit Der
Dabl trstnnen fuf ale 9eser i'm Staat
cpnIerpatip Su perben uno Sisle bon
ibnsn erfI6ren, fie bdtten fir pieles Sidst
ssiiimmt.
@ian fdbrt bier fort, has Nsesrslement
in bsFser Stabt in aufuGenper Dsile 3u
bssinifi9rn unb 5u serbatf&eln, wrbei
aud Die @bF6t pprpaltet, Die eunierpati'
pen SewObnsr pss SeSrtss gu drsern.
90 BAT Die pcli,si.G GOmmiiifOn tiir;liG
prsi farbise pcliSifsn anssfsut, unp Der
Issierunssbu6bruder Glapp sibt einem
@sriiate 3ufCIss bic sltFat tunp, fartiss
Snaten in Der Sudbinesrsi bic nit tsm
gtatlifemeut Sertnipft H. ais esbrlinse
auhunebmen. Ssin Bunper, pab Sambo
td9lih feder ptro.
gs wirb ui8t Ianss bausrn, 70 pirb
Sambc beanipru6en, In ben Yarlprs Der
wsiben 5amiIisn rsIpsetYca empIanscn
unb jn nYartiss" rinseIabsn gu rperpsu.
Dab sesen bic uns rrUbsnbe 8aeenpermi-
I&un9 unb HaesnpsriGls&tsruns f& cine
Spprfticn rest, III untsr ben umfdnbsn
lei&t srfIdrli&. Sp fiiste Der Ssrein Der
5ausIAreiner In elmer ssitsrn atenb at-
sebaltenen Sibuns bas @ort ,,ipsib" in
ietne Gcnfitutipn elm, 70 bab farbise
S&reinsr teine RitsIisesr perbsn fSnnsn.
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(GinaeIantL.l
CGingsiantt)
Nn Die trnt1dben Sdueer uuS Gcz-
iameSfrcuuoc in Scrautpu.


tameSirennec in Serautpn.
yin SbeiI unfsrr5 seieaI6aftIiGrn 9ebens par
in Snnnton tiabrr 70 gut ME gan, unteriidli6-
ti9t. Serenc allsr gIrtfn entiiantrn, entpideltru
iitb nno aifetrn isSer III isinn gIrt @utes. gEtr
rrinHsrn bier an bic SbO 6eapp 2paen, 9euer
Gcmpasniet tnteritiiBunsS,, Spar, unb Surn-
grrsins unb pir lie ale bribeu.
3iir gfrse unb gIusbiIbuus res @aGnnerae-
iansrs abrr mar nod iebr tpsnis ssItsbsn. Tisle
eiide 0usSufuIIen tratsn am s. Sui pier,rbn
}reunte hes gsiar9rs unb ale ieltit Sduaer at
lammrn un6 Sriinbetsn ben ,,Suantpn 9irtsr-
tranj". Gin iii6tissr @einnsIebrrr, Serr prpf.
Gpnrat, purte fir tie Giniibuns bsr GbTre
grrrnnrn, prIdrr llmifanb allein I6rn ALE gae
rautie fir Gin sutss Gjeteibsn hes gsrrns trtef.
9rfantise junse RGnner meldbs 9iete sum
beutiaen IGnnrrseians baben, fnb bisrmit gum
9ritritt frrunrlitit sinsrIaben. SisleIte GinIa-
hung rreebt an bsnienissu Gbeil Der Dmtibsn
Serantcns, wsI6e MID iinasn, absr bpG baSu
gebpren ppllrn; ir iirb ais palliSe Nitelieter
nit ben mpnatIi4en SsitrGstn stsnfalIS bsr,li9
piIIfrmmsn.
Ga rS nit bsm tsuti6en @smiitbe 70 tief uub
innrrIi9 Serprtcn Zen gsfabIss bss S6msBes
mic ber 6rsubs in tsm Grianss ausbrud su Ssr-
Ieibsn une eieie chile aunf ais lcI6e fir iId,
ipTif ais SbeiI unirres SpiiaIetrns sur 9Iuss
biIpuus unr 8Trtrrans gutter Sittrr, i'm alien
unb neusn gaterlance aarrpGrts sepFsst pirt,
70 If r5 fsuem 3prifeI untrrpprfrn, tab Gin
hrrarfinrS IIrfrrnrhnirtt hri Iehhnfter 93eths;Ii
suns unp rrtIit sutent g8iIlen aud bier tIii-
ben unr 6ribts trasen tpirb.
9InmeIpuussn sum 8eitritte wersrn tstsrSrit
rntge9rn 9enrmmen.
Rit Gjrub unS SnrbI6lasl
peier Satti6, grGi,
Gb. 5r. Srller, Srfr.
Scranton, 9. Suli 1869.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15

-Sn Yittstur9 if bic 5sisr bes Bier,
ten am Spuntas rurt bic bUrtisen Deuts
f4en sGidliasrweiie ptne ale StSruns
SOritsrse9ansen; an Dem 5si,use Be-
tSeilisten F6 5000 @enl&sn. SIN 3uss
;dblte man @luTteprpt unb 80 Sereins.
fabnen. auf rem 5sfplabe in glesbanY
waren $4,000 9erIcnen ssrlammelt. 5r.
giarrer gBsitersbauien srSHuete pas Sep
bur4 elm f&puneGaftet @ebet in Serien.
Gs wuresn bann mebrere G9Urlieber pcr'
sstrasen unp bic unattdnsiSfeits. Grfld'
ruus in bsiSen Spra6en OerIefen, wcraui
Elm Gsp. GGis, elm freiifnniSer amsrifaner
BON Salem, S9tc, Die 5sfrsbe in rnsli'
i&sr Spra6e belt. Darauf purre ras
6eif fur 8si&IUFen srtlart unp man mar
I6trte mad Der StoOt surid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15

: Sn St. gouiS, @c., 1T tis teutIde
Spraae felt 1864 III tsn S1ftnlli9sn
Saulen einseiuh unO tsreiis le,nsu in
nrnIrI6sn 5000 J.intcr tas EeutI8r; in
10 bisler S&ulrn pirp earin untsrri4tet.
Den reuti6sn Sirssrn spu ct. epuiS
9etiibrt fir ibre ralllolr 9bdtieteit, nit
wsl6er lie bieies 9lsfultat er,ielten, unb
fir bic unermibIide Nuetauer, wpmit lie
rsmlelbeu cine INNER writsre @usre9nung
9aten, bic srSBls &uertennuns unb ras
b66fs ept. 9brc Seiiptsl unO lore Grs
fcI1r fcltsn iIscrau sur rsgRen gla&siis'
ruu9 anfeuern.
= Sn Gaeannat wurrs elm gtf9sr nee
gen Grmrroun8 ,wsier TsutItbsn, Sues
mann unp Srectader gum 6ccs perurs
tbeiIt, wprauf Yer @Oupern6r rie Scers'
ilrafe in eiuiibrtss 0sfinsniBfraie psrs
waupsIts. Cisiss Gerfabren bat 9rcbe
GntrHfuns trrporgeruien.
= Sn glsu Gn0!ano miro nitt ssnug
0etreire er;euat, um pe6en Sepobuer tin
6altss SaGr lang iu erni6ren. g8dre
pas @esentbsil Der San, 70 mare Is fhcn
laugf auf bic SariffIiite geiest anSebIi6
UNI bic Yrpeuitipn gu ermuntern.
- gine SeriamsIjuns Der 8uToIU une
Grie R. q. nit tsr Safa SbUre uno
Mtatgan Scatbern G. R. III NIT SCrbes
bait psr 3uR,mmau9 cer Geticnarr ts-
iaIpIeu pprosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15

: Die hsmpfrati16e GcnSention In
SGtO ncmiuirte am Z. Sutt General 8c.
Isntran, fur Governor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15

= Quf ben wtRli6en gtsnsn lcllen bic
Sameele teerbtnpeile umttrI4ptifen.
IaH bait fe fir ben Nahpuhs prr Dor
msbrtrfn Sabrsn einssfibrtsn Sbiere,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-10

OUIsIANA STATE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE COB. cARoNDELET AND COMMON srs.
FIRE....MARINE....
RISKS TAKEN AT TIE LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
E. GANUCHEAU. President
A. BALDWIN, Vice President.
wv. BAQUIE. Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-10

A WONDERFUL Poor READER.-A writer in
Packard's Monthly says that John Robinson, of
the New York Tribune, is the fastest proot.reade
in the wo-.5. Every twenty seconds he makes q
quick gasp for breath and the full lungs and glib
tongue sgain send out string of clearly enun.
ciated syllables and poysyllables, like the quav-
ers and demi semi-quavers bubbling from the
bosom and dancing from the strings Of Ole Bulls
violin. Robinson marks his corrections on the
side Of the proof-sheet without ceasing his read.
ing. quick-eyed copy holder is required to fol.
low Robinsons tongue, even on reprint copy.
Robinson himself has an eye like a hawk, and, In
reading proof-sheet. his eyes are generally at
least five lines beyond his tongue. have known
him distinctly to enunciate q column of agate
type, Tribune measure, In nine minutes. In DC.
tober, 1868, he was timed by Benz amin l.. CLASSIFY
and s. 7. selleck, two Of the best compositors
ever employed on the Tribune, when he read and
marked the proofsheet corrections of fourteen
columns Of solid nonparei In an hour and twenty
minutes. This was done on wager for seven
dollars. The sheets were afterward carefully read
by an experienced proofreader, and but two typo
graphical bunders lboth turned s's) discovered.
Robinson came TO the office, boy, in 1854, and
has remained there ever since.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-10

AMARRIAGE CEREMONY. Nothing, we calculate,
could be more edifying to our dusky.hued friends
than the remarks made by a sable parson at o
negrolwedding which took place recently near
Montgomery, Ala. Thus spake he:
g Here is q couple who have walked out to-
night, wishing to be jined in, and thro love, and
wishing all dem dat have anything twixt dem come
forward and speak now if not, let dem hold dar
peace now and for overmore. wants every ear
TO hear, and every heart TO enjoy"
Mr.. Jim Thompson, whomsoever stands tasty
BY yolr left side, do you take her for your be
loved wife, TO wait on her through sickness and
Through health safe and be SAFE holy and be holy,
loving and be loving, do you love her mother, do
you 1--we her father, do you love her brothers, do
you 1--we her sisters, do you love her master, do
you 1--we her mistress, but do you love God de
Answer. "I dou en-
"Nisq Mary Thompson, whomsoever stands
iasuy ~ your side, do you take to be your dear
beloved husband, to wait on him through health
ana through confution, safe and be safe, holy and
De holy do you love his mother, do you love his
father, 90 you love his brothers. do Won love his
sisters, do you love God de best ~ -
Answer. 90 win.n 50
m" shall pronounce Mr.. Jim "a hold Miss Mary
tasty BIZ the right hand and shall pronounce Won
both TO be man and wife, by the commandments
of God. We shall hope, and trusting thronch
God. that you may tight, that you may die right.
now end for evermore. Now, Mr.. jim. ale YOUR
bride. Let US sing hime:
80 Plunged IN gulf Of dark despair. etc
Drawer, Hsrper's Magazine,
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AUDUBON AND RoTHsCHILD.-In 1881 being in
London, Audubon called on Baron Rothschid
with proper letters of introduction, hoping to
secure his subscription to the Ornithology. He
writes
Soon a corpulent man appeared, hitching M
his trousers, and face red with the exertion Of
walking, and without noticing any one present,
dropped his fat, comfortable body into chair
as If caring for one else in this wide world but
himself. While the baron sat, we stood with our
hats held respectfully in our hands. / stepped
forward and with bow presented my creden.
tale. The banker opened the letter and read it
with the manner Of one who was looking only at
the temporal side of things, and after reading il
said: This is only letter of introduction, and
l expect from its contents that you are the pub
Usher of some book or other, and needing SUBJ
scription.' Had man the size of a mountain
spoken to me in that arrogant style in America, /
should have surely Indignantly resented it;
but where then was, 1t seemed best to me
TO quietly swallow and diges- ii as well as
could. So, in reply to the offensive arrogance
OF this banker, / said should be honored by his
subscription to the Birds of America Sir he
said, Il never sign my name to any subscription
list; but you may send me your work, and Hill
pay for copy of it.. Gentlemen, am busy, and
l wish you good morning. We were busy men,
too, and 50 bowling respectfully we retired, pretty
well satisfied with the small slice of his opulence
which our labor was likely to obtain"
The point OF this interview was in its result.
Several numbers of the birds of America -
were sent to the baron by Audubon, and after
eight or ten months bill for fl00 was presented.
1.-The baron" writes Audubon. Cooked at IL
with amszement and cried out, What, a fl00 for
birds! Why, sir. l viii give you f5, and not
farthipg more,'" and since the naturalist did not
regard that amount of the baron's money as worth
flO0 from any one else, he was compelled to
take back the numbers delivered.
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At Booths last performance of Hamlet"
met man man of honest looks and quite IN
foppish dress-who said he came from Attleboro
I" where they make jewelry.n He asked me if
had ever been at the tbeater before, and informed
me In the same breath that he hadn't. He had
come down to horse race at Riverside Park
but, hearing that HAMLET was going to be
played, he forget his bets and his fsvorte horses
and had come to see that. "For," said he. "it's
my opinion that Shakespeare wrote the beat things
ereT tcds tcrote, and Hsmlet's the best of him.
pointed. Seems to ne they don't any of ,em
snow anything about il exceptin' that dark, tail
fellow there. and he thinks sight more of him
self than he does Of shakspeare.r-I Boston
Letter. 49,
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To shrissian Gstsfried Ehrenbers.
NoyENBER s, 1868.


Thou wbc hast taught the teachers Of mankind
How from the least of things the mightiest grow,
What marvel Jealous nature made thee blind,
Lest man should learn what angels long to
Tbou i'm he ainty rock, the rivers flow,
In the hick-moted sunbeam's sifted light
Hast trained thy downward. pointed tube, to show
Worids within worlds unveiled to mortal sight !;
Even as the patient watchers Of the night
The cyslope cleaners Of the fruitful skies
Show The wide misty way where heaven is white
All paved with suns that daze our wondering
eyes.
Far DER the stormy deep an empire lies.
Beyond the stored Islands of the blest,
That waits to see the lingering day star rise
The forest cinctured Eden of the West
Whose Queen, fair Freedom, twines her iron crest
With leaves from every wreath that mortals
But Ioyds the sober garland ever best
That Science lends the sage's silvered hair
6ciepceI who makes LIES heritage more fair,
Forging for every lock its mastering key,
Filling With life and hope the stagnant air,
Pourisg the light of Heaven Ger land and sea!
From her unsceptered realm we come to thee,
Bearing our slender tribute in our hands;
Deem itlnot worthless. humble though it be,
Set blythe larger gifts Of older lands:
The smallest fbers weave the strongest bands
In nsrrowest tubes the sovereign nerves are
A little cord along the deep sands
Makes the live thought Of severed nations one !:
Thy fame has journeyed westeIing with the sun,
Prairies and lone sierras know thy name,
And the long day of service nobly done,
That crowns thy darkened evening with its
fame
One with the grateful world, we own thy claim
Nay, rather claim our right to join the throng
Who come with varied tongues, but hearts the
same,
To hail thy festal morn with smiles and song
All, happy they to whom the joys belong
OF peaceful trumphs that can never die.
From bistory's record-not of gilded wrong
But golden truths that while the world goes BY
With all it's empty pageant, blazoned high
Around the Masters name forever shine
So shines thy name illumined In the sky
Such joys, such triumpbs. such remembrance
thine [0LIvER WENDELL HOLMES.
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meeting Of the Bosrd.of frectos held Gu the sth
day Of June 1858 resolved 20 declare scrp Dividend
THIRTY PER CENT the Net Earned Participating
eniuns for the year ending sh May 1868 for which
neates VIII be Issued and ser the day Of August
next Also 70 and ser ths second Mendsyln July
next Thirty 1--WE PER CENT ON TIE SCRIP ISSUE
" 1853 and SIX Interest I'll outstanding Serbs
q The Company. - lN
DIRECTORS: ea
N. pug - 4 p 6eDersS. Pisrys Po1tS
Snss sagory, John Morgan Bah g. g. RsS
r, g. Villa J, j. Fsrrsndex
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misrepresentation months, IS; nx months, % h ID
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Rosa Bonheur's annual income is about eighty
group Of dogs for the emperor Of Rassi,.
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Parish of Orleans, City Of New Oreans
Sworn to ana subscribed before me- 9th day Of luna
iooo' PAUL W. OoLLENS,
Third Justice Of the Peace
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tana and Washington streets, Mechanics Exchange box
No. ].
II ALTMAN. j. O.,
TROPICAL ROOFING MANUFACToRY.
And
DEALER IN COAL. CHARCOAL. COKE, WHITE
SAND AND FlREWOOD,
No. ee4 Bienviile Street, Corner of Marais.
Orders left ct the above place. Mechanics
change. viii receive prompt attention
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-10

MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or
Louisiana.
DIREcToBss
i'm. LAPEYRE, W. g. MOUET.
JOHN DAVIDSON. L-B. PoTHIER.
H. zUBERBTER, WIN. McCULLOOH.
N. MARKS, O. OAvAROC.
Z. =. SCHMIDT. WIN. CREEvY,
W. COOPER, THOS X. FINLAY,
VS. PIKE. ANTHONY sAMBOLA.
DAVID McCOARD, PATRICK IRWIN,
L CAULFIELD. JNo. O. sINNOrf.
GERARD srrTH. w.o. NICHOLS.
OFFICERS:
mo. DAVIDSON. President:
W. 8. PIKE. Vice President:
r W. YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A. F0URNIER, Treasury
W. B. K0ONrz Attorney.
W. G. NICHOLS. N. D.. Physlclsu.
N. Q. FoLGER. Agent
Once No lss csrOndslsi street, Davidsons Row
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-09
now York cattIe AInrket.

n...... NEW YORK, Nov. g.
CATTLE-Total number OF beeyes,
6,9OO head, with $500 fresh and go
stale on the market to-day, Weather
cold, but there Ia too much meat on the
hooks for an Improvement In live
stock. Eight cars Of dressed came from
Chicago. During the week prices
ranged from 0 10 1910 for live, with
very few tops at loo, and stock not all
sold: The market was slow and the
average quality poor, many Texans
being among them. DroverH hope to
work up prices little during the week.
A lot OF 50 Kentucky cattle, 711 cwt.,
brought 13al411c; ITO of7% owt., prime,
at 15al6c; 100 Ohio, 6X cwt., 13a15c; 95
Texans, Q cwt., at S6S; 40 Indiana, 51<
cwt., at 1lal2Hc. Pretty fair cattle sold
at 13c. .
SHEET AND LAMRs-Tosal number
1850, with q cars to-day, besides
many held from Saturday. There Is
not shade OF Improvement, thin
sheep scarcely do as well as last week,
even with much lighter numbers,
Some OF to>day's sales were a car oil
thin Ohio sheep, 65 pounds, 4Kc, with
few lambs In their lot; State sheep,
Y pounds, Az; car OF fine wool, fat
Michigan sheep, 81 pounds, 69Sc; q car.
81 pound, &C.: with some Canadas, 120
pounds, &c; lot State lambs, o. pounds,
7Nc; some Of 6S pounds, 70. Sheep
range from 81 to 20; lamb from @ to 7Hc
with very slow market and many
unsold.l r-, ........
Aoas-Count up i, $40 for the week,
and ~ cars arrived today. They alone
show Improvement. Dressed are sell
ling at l2Xal3o; live are quoted at 91fa
1910; o car OF Illinois, 226 pounds, sold
at 10c, 8 cars, 1872 pounds at 99<c; couu>
try dressed sell at t14a15c,