davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-03-03

Gen. Spinner declares that the experiment
Of employing females a. clerks IL the oflcc Of
the Treasurer of the United States has been
a complete success. Indeed, In nany kinds
Of Office work. such as counting fractional
currency and detecting couuferfeffs, he re-
CARDS them as preferable TO male clerks,
some Of the females doing more work and
better work for soc per an7um than many
male clerks who receive double fha1 amount
He advocates that the pay Of clerks Of both
sexes for like responsibilities should Be A.
simulated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-03-03

STEVENS LAST WokDs.-tsI have never
experienced what Is called e51nge OF heart
cannot, a. said, bring myself 70 fear death
cannot help trusting All WIN b vel vita
any honest s9ul, thai, on the whole. has zone
It's duty By its fellow creatures. aEe hea not
shirlzed or lodged IL responsibilities /
cannot help thinking there y better world
and happier life for az Of us."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LovDos Aug 3lls mCoH'o, open - s fr Dot. mouet a.,
eeuru. At the fosng lloa '' Ju"i
FvsTNenue 1901 a' 1862 Old Ji I ~ Inred states
Ten Fors, tl Es HAls shares. zi IlO btlfas
9lt Taos, IS per cNt $500 800.
sill mtoOu oP-nel jIl, Mtdhbg phHis,
1874. MG. orleans lJlDIJli
MASCHzrEH Aug JlI ia-Ihe mafaes % yarns sh iAos ~
Cat aud nominal.
LoSDoN Aug 3-i mCoa,o 9 ior both mony ard The ae.
securities quiet lgtei Sscs 1--we ties 1901.
old Bl; Ten Porirs. 76k stocks tun. Ere ~
LyKHPOOi, al mNbcat lu5aJ 10 per e,nA iof Al
aa sac 0r No Rel Western Flour, q yer Dbl
Tor We.t,rn Canal receipts Of Whr for the three dJs
this mort quarters, u which 20 American
LOSDON Aug JlSugar buoJani AZ - 9a" per COT " 70 -
Dutch Standard, on the spot 49, ., -. o.
PAM, Aug JJJ) IN The B0Irse nat heA''' " i'1 %
eeniime.
H,yEz Aug $3.50 -Coon opsaei qas, both % the spot
suf atost
LoSDoN AuE 3l Con,ols closed 9li ff both MONEY
closed ~ TIE ioss Iiois
ors. Jait-d States 1861 g 1879 Ola, 81. bs' 70
Fores 75i Stocks steady Bue 20 iuos si Spirits fesO
leun gii per gal ,, -, ,,,r..- ~,
lan!, Ial Milus Orleans. - aIJi sales oft-s DAY CO. e'
BOMBAY last report have been fHp ~
No Rcd wheat 80 csHa Spirits Petroleum 81 per
cal Naval duh
rxtsKToKr Aug l5p mUai States Five TssHy hon!'eei
firm al 58l Tor ibe old issue ~. %, o..
ASrvEEP Aug J--5 m.-PotfOlsIm cusri i'm AZ ''. Pr
STANDARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
AJRANY JJTMRFR MARKET.

Nr eninp
good fair daring the week
unchanged The good Frehs continue
follows To NcSlork ~ j0 to Bridgeport
and Nsssveu So Is; Norwich aud Mildetowu 81 sos to
Hartford Providence So 10 PHILADELPHIA 80 as to Baltimore
Boston son wood So to Boos hard wood, 50 Tho
receipts Collectors Office during the Via Erie
Canal 10 1893 Of lumber 1893 NJ shingles via Chsmpllm Canal
aga lumber The following the ruling p-s at tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Au- Jl-Ig Ia Cotton bills pyit bush Nhest,
Corn 1868 hush Oats 81 bash Beam % beEs Corn
bblA Refined Petroleum tl bbls Ron 1h5 bot, Pork SEQ
Beef 6 pigs Cot Meats 81 aut Kegs Lard p! bh Ashes
5g Butter Cheese 81 hh Taos ISL pigs OIL Cke
2s bb WHISKY bhls Egg, 90 bales Hops 5Gti
side, Leather 6l Hides 50 bids Tohscoo 81 burs aud eases To
Rec Bs boxes Starch Utgs BerEat ~ pks Dried
Fr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
NEw-IoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER l. 1856,
DAKCM-snall Gales at seIle., g. -

PROFESSIONALISM. h. more , g IN On, marie, 70, po,,
S.e" 1870 chiefly Of jobhng character prices have
biz "a s9t ss9w sav.ne and else sm s s are cs
Pme s2s 2t for Extra 5000 for Wester Prime Mess
&3 so for City do aud q for Thin Mess Beef remains steady with
moderate demand sale, Of 200 bb 500 for Plain Mess and
are nominal at sloasl1 for PINE Mess, and s2ods9
for India Mess Beef Hams 10 moderate request and
steady; sales Of 80 bbs at S20d$31 Cut Meats are
n fair ds%1ud bat prices are unseed sale, ITO gs o
dTsaed Shoulders lot Glide for do Hams and BG9c Tor Pked
Ham. also sales 600 rough SIDES private terms moderate
business he noted IN Smoked Meats 2OOO o
bc for City Shoulders aud laG70i Tor d. Hams Bacon hTm sd
IN fsI demand sales 800 boIes l7dic for ynog, sn
life for SaHonhre and 100 Cumberland Cut Tor sept al o
also u 900 Bellies dl6!c Dressed Hogs are hm al Ltc lot
City The Land market lower and unsettled sales $40 pkgs Al w
for City 60l8i l9de fair STEAM Including
tcsK .ttIe. Rsndersd ~ iof0,90c W, nBote ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
Sinanrial.


INOR SAI,E-NEW- UKK Ut I NNIi.NU3tD
sr0CKs ard BONDS INSURANCE., BANK ~ an IN
~ VII sTTI1RsG STOCKS large variety OF KAiLhOap
Ss "a ,I.r sKClRITKS pairing good dyaIs at or rates
for Investments, by ,t ,,cnr
srnCR EROKKR AND AUCTtONEEi
No g. PINEST
,uc...g.s ,.t l,.t IN koF-iurf H'"'t EE'l'nfi
Road. receive ,ysa. asnuon. - h's trrn no ''' N
H., go g..r. soulhs,u s-aarinA- S.nHeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

The DaSy. u5s,u. Bloomington snd Pekn Railroad those
Popsy these Boo are 1sas . no" 10 Of
length III 500 miles its s3Co n,
hi already done and the whole de ready s the rs.
These rapidly being put down, sad portion Of the
successful operation THE whole will be completed coulug
These bonds are convertible into stock par option otbe
sods a4 NAV be rr. IN the name Of the 0.SrT sl time. If
curity offered shall show the best Already nearly
squ.tG the total Of bond, Be ,d have bss1 expended
b. property Of the
oldest sms,9 sagoDroad in h. State passing through several
word through the.g.n Of the Garden State liz loe. business
alone will .ucs make i ts.tc, paving road while With ia
10 make i one ., the mos. profitable IL the country
apos making Line Of 40 miles A. indianapolis, connection will DO
' 81 S' asS 9S %., K AID I'm 3 R'SS m
main LUX n the direct o3m1nicsoa Of the principal Atlantic elite.
viii With Omaha pd the Paes aud burlington i0' and
@ c 5 Il. b RsG snd %
Bsonane Railroad to Indianapolis and Daave, Toledo
v. form IS. mos. direct lin. tn. sam. point.
to ndABspO and DanI via the Bhe Atlantic and Grea. ws,
Boo%asoU &c a. we'll a. from PbSdslph via the Penn csntr
to Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Columbus Dayton and Indianapolis.
b, South with the Ores. West the North Pac Bal.
aud Ohio Railroad Pkesburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Dan
local and STSGsh .s " sGnPscHg INK 60 so
I a %,S iis . this Tod &s 10
to il. length those Of any otss, railroad n TS I'M following table
HailroddG Miles Road. Earnings per Mile.
Chicago Alton. and st LOuis.,..t... 10 1880
Chicago aud North. NV eern. l,l52 HOO
Chicago Rock Island and Paci6c...... 40 lO.0i2
Toledo Wabash and Hestern..,.. 7bl
Illinois Cent lO,ll5
the Of the DAnTs Urbaua blooming
tor aud PeEn Railroad for the first yea al S per mile or on
llT0S miles, 81. O4.60O. -
FIRST YEAR.
Receipts A. estimated SlOis 900
Estimated expenses a follows:
Operating expenses 50 per cent s7eeJ0
Interest 20S1 900 gold bonds cent..... 1909
Premium. 40 cent, $4,000 gold $500
- 600 800
Leaving net prost over ines, aul
dividends the capital stock the 6rst OF It's
without doubt thereafter each
would result Of the road suf
eeieut to all Of great value and usefulness
Island and the no, Central the Chicago and
Burlington aud Quincy Roads all selling from above par to
while favorAby located and the
petition either greater than this have There Is
Of this road shall not sell high either Of the
privilege Of converting these bonds into stock Of
COMPANY desired greatly increases their value
having personally thoroughly sIanised this road
eep negotiating its bonds offer them a. 70
With the confidence
ommeud reliable safe security profitable Investment
present - cent
Five Bonds bees the
being the OF speedy ADVANCE 10
completion nto which the be converted
Gold thtr market vaae In
furnished by the undersigned Financial Agents OF the
Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
BEANS AID PEAS.
BUTTER

Reepts TT pkg for the week decrease o.! J6lB ron ne
previous week for the corresponding week % year o.
For the the receipts es than M the cores
ponng the previous Sill he"lok Is lh' g hH'er
nly not keeping does ao Improve the Favor
with still turn must be made Tor
The room " soon fresh arrival There heavy stock OF
light cOOTe sud win that peculiar W.
ep holding n Gl5 but don't move some quite good
We cannot note particle OF imIfoN eneu
10 this IN fact the market aud the butter use arc gong
from while the light receipts Of state ana Jar Wy
demand cause Srmne amounting advance While We
retain sgrss small lots Of bn bali hen tabs VAL really Dng
lIc In ldng way bat small number VIII sne DeSs
m Orange river pals talk Of Advancing em 70 o
,gan before week closes Stale lots OF state butter are ~
California about sailing VIII probably take
ron 200 10 Another shipment Of butter ard cheese leaves
Chicago overland The great complaint such Al seu
mutation poor Western butter not good enough M ana
shout prices or ldDbc key
maj this forced the market at some prce
Ts iut,f for the month just ended 5 packages, against
asa IB August o 1863 We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
SOUTHERN.

FLANhe market without change for Flax and Tow the demand
c0uiuIes fnn at 6d22c. for Western aud State. -
FEATHERS dull and unchanged We quote Prime az BSd9Oc for
Tennessee, and 9Od96c for Western
GRANOu Wheat market has been excited and active prices
some ehts The demand chiefly export The sales
81 47d 81 50 for No Chicago Spnog 81 60 is
bid for No T. 81 40d a. for Son 90 IS for No DO for SOFT
Milwaukee, Soft, 81 FL a. .
540S go for Amber do; 81 - for Red
~ So So for Amber do 80 g. for White Caona VI 10
White Michigan 5GG$l 50 for Amber DO 81 20 for White
Eeutukv. T for White Geuesee; the latter for Deib
63OSl White Southern and 81 5G 81 % for Amber DO
the latter for Tennessee Barley Malt tame and PLENTY Oats
the Sses LOCO bush At olQt
Tor New Ohio Western closing lQe3c, and Old 62 d6Ic
62d6 Jersey at 6JG62e aud Southern
and nominal fairly
sud Cat; little sound here the sales
are hush at Damp and Unouud New Western
Nlned 81 81 49, closing 81 1881 10 Western White
DO Yellow, p; Southern Nhe al 81 100
81 80 aud DO. yellow, at 81 % We quote: -, -, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01

COFFEB-Ths stock Of Rio held by importers United States
this mornng I50G3 which
Orleans 1900 Mobile g. 800 AZ Baltimore 1850 Boston,
Oh this port The quotations bond 8ld9c Or
81 aloe for Fair do O4dl4c oS Good do 5
jot Prime do aud duty paid ld2ic for invoice all In The
naud active and except on Prime New Coffee
somewhat dhcut to obtain though holders unwilling to
Sales Of $500 bags Luke Bruce private terms Other kinds
are quiet but generally held With hrm9eSs Java 23G24e Maseabo
l8a2o snd Luay l603c gold The stock go bags and g.
P mats Java s9S bags Cn OOe bags MaIacabo t6l bags La
Euay LIZ bags Costa Re bags Manila 27 bags Mexican and
e,S'5 9sS. 81 DQRipgo. e..
COAL offered freely and prices lower and unsettled sales
e. Newbug S8a$8 60 dn and from yard 80 f6g 80 50 tun
Pe have added slightly TO stock Foreign unchanged
CANDLES devoid Of life aud prices 81 for
AdamsnlDe Csc. for Sperm and $50 for Patent
FLOUR AND MEAL-There has been better demand for Western
eud State Flour to-day chiefly confined the low grades and
Dor export medium and better grades dull aud we the sales
l20 bbs Supe5ue State; 4eG 80 20 for
eItra Sc State; ~ for the
jos grades Of Western EKf Sc sc IS for Good Choice Spag
Wheat Erras 55 Minnesota and Iowa Extras; st gd
s. 90 FOR City SHIPPING Extras; Sc 506 Sc IS tor SbppnS Ohio
SouHd Hoop Sc Goa 81 for Trade brands Sdf7 90 for Family
do SO Q 81 for Amber Winter Wheat STATE and Westerns 80
"a - Tor White Wheat DO do 81 yea 81 10 for Family do 81 10
- 20 Tor ST Louis Extra Single; 81 cad SO for St Louis Double
Treble and Flour
aud dull sales 50 bb and sacks SC 50a$ ~ via the
Horn southern Flour irregular aud quite dull sales Of 3lO b at
30 3l0S6 80 for ordinary Extra Baltimore and County
0b1 81 for Extra Georgia ami Virginia: 81 Goa II 20 for Family
Maryland Delaware. aud $50
Family Rye Flour steady and IN good demand sales OF
ibis at 81 25d sc So Corn Meal active aud heavy sales
80 b at s. 25 IS 80 for Jersey and IS p for BrsudyNue and
st 10 Tor Baltimore. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
Sarufrssim1l nutis,s.

nR. HARRISON may be found in his ONCE.
No III Beeeker at all hours Previous success ~ "'s ''
unfortunate : a guarantee of speedy cure ---
mr. LEWIS, No. z Beach-st, makes sPe .lS,I
treating ali diseases without mercury Those sn.ed shoou De
careful bud the night place The Dr. hss sne" "'' " ~
diseases for the last 90 Jear' ~ NeN-lora Sl.,-
Y\p PKT pU No 14f Eighth-st., between
R,o,i..T and Fo1rhsve. EHBUNATISM, STRUCTURE DE-
BILITY Sc Ofce hours. to ! aud 10 t"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01

DAMAGED. 81 weights ....l4 ~
Poor Damaged. al weights ~ rs
MOLASSES-Buvor- XII fe.use
srteD; tUrougc necessity, AID Size b..
been dull throughout The past X.
o. about former figures, ani. 0.th u
urut is suu- Cuba Centrifugal AL
dc. C-La Musrovado, ss0tlo. y
1JHBc. sud New.Orleaus, : d5'c.
Porto Rico at t.d6Oc. 4 motifs.
METALS.-The general tone Of q
eau Iueoi Copper We note safes
ly!c.. aud for heptember delivery ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
RRICKa

- CRHkSr.
Roseatae bb... So WQ Nova Scotia y ton. - 564 IS
Scotia, b., Y 4 OO64 Is
! Gale East. GCity ~ ton. 2 4OG2 so
COTTON-p goods demand moderate, bat the
Suppe sellers The advantage and prices are wen sustained
por huer delivery to decline uner ht avorsD crop
sses
eVeung aud Is to srnye which 6i we're taken by ne aug OF
Hy SPECTATORS sale also Of 600 for DeeemD zoi
por January 2bac and nhsr Tree on DoSu AZ Ne"
Orleans on private terms We quote as folo.-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01

20 IgeettLe extreme views Of holiers
asTket Iu consequence. has, a. rule.
!. The fsa sales made sss on basis
small supbSs.. the Feeling az the mo-
4 Mixed. 81 n 4Oc. CuDs Glazed, $50
5orta Rico. 5od zoe. Rug!isb ls.aud,
At auction to-day, 80 thds. tcs.
be- market has been frm. 10 Amsri-
Of 10000 d Lake, IN tots, al Zja
& 2Jic. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
lntistrg.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
mated the Of nitrous pride gas .d@sL,,sr "a tn:
nothing bat EXTRACT TEETH and do Mat
WTrUT PAIN-so 1900 patients testify See tser names al tAs
odes No. 10 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
\. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FnR ruR WEEK ENDING AUG 81. 1869.

The y. Y. TRIBUNE by our oNn heporse'
Tb. following OF articles IN good CONDITION.
wholesale Shippers receive 70 10 per
cent less deducted beside freight and other charges
1es or should be carefully marked With sht snd The name
of painted one end Nal al invoice
articles the under side Of the cover Anu 1enl e
mail containing an IN directions stating bcH ana wen
sent Clean package puiag will add much 10 TIE vans
Of the produce. - -
BEANS AND PEAS.
Of $40 thsn The previous week
WITH Cbap sbppipg demand Prime Marrow Bsaus-whh are
scc4-ve advance Sc several small lots Of really ne beans
mediums exceed ~ IS We quote
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
Nhlte GeResee. % q 81 IS
DAB ~ p MALI
Stste......NOne offering in market
RECEIPTS OF BREADsIUFFs.

~ and tie market unchanged prices The stock Of GuDEy
Io,b In New York Is bales and IN Boston 5000 bales
GUANOThe densad for Peruvian Is confined TO small o on o
Der, hands at S9idy4 tun, currency.
GNSINGThe inquiry light for Southern and Western at sEG9c
ger 10. .-.,-,.- l. l. Iss.. "a 49,.
tmpaTts strong tone
e msrSe further By the comparatively small arrivals and
nj the recent boers confident Dry SAd ndes are
Foreign Wet Sailed bjes have moved With freedom and r
m Al our sgus Domestic rather active aud the
IN. favor Upper Leather oBly be called fairly
snail are well sustained CacuUa Llle
urrrAAr IIIrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01


Ausao t' year are 5 ~ BILE .o' n"asI were ,rstl
oAugu by 1861 With deI. Of Gd upon The Other stc
lie paid Falls yeerisy Scarcely saiDg upon our mset
', one oqs two S'f suy cors. Tor rbei 5c asked
have really -en made o.! Ste and ot5 D sIs % po,h
the running Of the crack factories Up TO nc 10 We % n
the Eugb opportunity TO PIT their own make upon hs market
Then again GsIs are ,o sT rS InS M
light stock 10 TIE country and " The season Is 10 close NE
hear extensive purchase, under ,. 's P',anJ 81 o
during past week and tomorro" Inc trt shipments
paid veil bat The Psspe maj en- ID cat ". ono.
stale FACTORY good to hHeiS %s Ip1m P1Ty Amea i
SKINNED az Conn Eng DAIRY good 'Igmi
Miium.........,.....D ala Pineapple @2s
Receipts. $3.50 pkg. for The week which are ~? % than Tor tho
previous week corresponding Teea last ye.l ~. Ha safsy
market oa account o Ts1 .5 % 5s2e At tie mS according a,
ty turn Otherwise but they prove very poor allowances
ar az E Xxx 6 bush icods5 as
depressed t H. fd .S ss S .1es have begun
are ,bo, 10 Bs Of Commencement forced Oathe market
You. s1 &. 1 .s. h Sa ay . SSoS '''
FRUITS AND BEkKiEs. ,-..... -
ls,g eopsgumep of sl5 California fruit mostly grapes va,
received via the Road YESTERDAY BY the 3 hoI
bsasE Without change The Bartlett aud Is Of Iss
s1L. .gIn So ses Bs9t %bUTs mission Bloc Mar
Tel Rose Peru and FnkendAle ~ p ,r r,
.SP sp .a saT 81 such 1i So, , lined
iH pspsr and packed 10 crates all OF when Sm NS nj.
besk de lar they undoubts y be brought mere. Ins s'
Naryls1d Bartlett pears sell o. about - per 5nsh crave
- vcyy extra At as while ordinary Bartss bring bG0se hu
Common are VeryioN ana STOW VI
Anp G a, lots with selections tsl AHh orange @
N,iJsu's Blush, &C, at AJdbJ DO hsW oem
was snnl.s will only bring $l1sl 80 whs soMs
@ o sr CIDER than Toe does not pay 70 .eoa poo.
been sent IN, but dont sell yet 81
t,sy bsn green cranbernes Plums are dong better
sa,ns M ,le Illinois Coueords arriving "a spoiled oOhoOn
selling AT ldIOc d. sud few choice Jerseys a. DC Ho
~ 49, ~ .rset upTyer HAnords brought bdl0c Inc pus
me O.g 49, seI at G6Oe the sidewalk women offering them
6c nef m ,,,s Low prices must be lookei for ~ present
Ill ,eb en-. Morrs0wu n j. Mountain Hose snh JsSlnes
49,, tyr end al er sending 10 bringing ~ - VI
per basket Perhsr. the average pn's u pe''''' " " "
OI b IL. We JuJe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
:flarbIs and Stat, Mant,ls.


ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS-Plain, Mar
beIed and decorated prices from SO to $50 sud up""
Also Slate description, PLAIN and ornamental
PENRHyN SLATE Co., No. 40 West Eshisehtn.sh,
Between Finh sbi sixth ayes
MARBLE MANTELS, from $40 up:-A Sc
lection Of the latest designs the lowest prices OF
hon Tnre.se. and Italian MARBLES the highest se o.
art at MeGrsyues, l63 Flatbushaye. cor Auanuea,e
MARBLE and MARBELlZED Man E - -:
WI MONUMENTS GRAyEST0NEs, Acme hEest no,s.
latest designs hand ready ship 70 put sp ava 70.
A. KLABBR. Nos ia sud lS6 last Elshteeotn-st n -
MARBLEIZED SLATE, DE I'm. ,.. e.
wi NARBLR and MARBLE MANTES, rch aa elessns
STE ~ M 90 No. Cos sir.h bet oth aud oAsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01

RCSns stock and demGDd continue to throw The advantage
favor Of sellers and the market strong uniform tone Tor
domestic Foreign selling slowly and heavy We quote Car0lns
Inferior Prime and DC for Choice and Ragoon q
q, Foreign, boDi 3G5c gold Stock to-day 1850 bags bast
India; Carolina
SUGARS-RAws have sold 70 fair extent and uniform,
holders offering aud market closing pretty sf for all
desirable grades The stock receiving important additions ar
Good Refining 4llic de- Grocery lii 0l2t and No ~ box.
PIE hbs Gl2lc for Cuba: 3dl3te for Porto
1909 Havana 26c; and 80 hhd Meadc at BIC
and crushed Ia aisle for soft Whites and 3dl43o for Yellow
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

all times a reflex of the cod ri':''r
dampness and solemnity Of rhe- t"'.-''-
The Almighty has made man = '"'i'i
pIex being and placed him in ~oiid
where everything around him is fiiied
with life and vitality. His physical
system needs development ~ ~tl. az
his moral nature, and he VII" ""li q
Danish all amusement, recreation ai,d
sport, and compel men and chiidfrii 'o
spend their time in brooding over ibe
terrors of the tomb, would transform
this earthly edon into a great hospital
where the means and groans of afflicted
physical nature would find little relief
save in the hope of an early deliverance
from its burdens.
We want better developed physical
systems; we want training that Will
infuse more life, energy aud vitality
into our people Lnan they have at pres
ent. and then they will be better pre-
pared to enjoy the blessings and piivi-
leges of christianity.
If our friend will place his name upon
our subscription list as regular sub
scriber, we assure him that he will find
in the Chronicle variety of useful
reading matter that will do him or his
family no harm. ,.3s.=
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15
Boston Wool Market.

The Advertiser of Friday, says the receipts
bales for the corresponding week of last wear.
The sales for the week foot up to Si9, 600 ms do
mestic, and II, 900 lbs of Cape and LIZ bales OF
Cnpe and Mediterranean. ...------ =
The annual holiday, coupled with u stringent
money market and an inferior assortment OF
wool here, interrupted trade and rendered the
past a acomparatively quiet week. The market
has receded from the firmness that prevailed a
week ago, and buyers with the cash in hand
md prices rather in their favor. This state OF
Things Will be changed with returning ease in
nnanciai circles, and an active advance in wool
VIII doubtless occur, The difficulty of obtain
ing currency has compelled many OF the local
buyers IN the West to suspend operations, and
some OF the wool houses have declined to make
advances on consignments at present, and in
the wool growing sections business is QUIET
Ihe sales OF the past week have been mainly
IN small parcels for present use. New clip OF
Ohio and Michigan wool has sold ut 47@5Oc for
medium and x, and Western tine fieeces at $50
i6c. In combing and delafne there is no special
change In price, and sales ave been made OF
Kentucky unwashed at 4S95ic. - = :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15
Auewhenv CattIe Market.

From the Pittsburgh papers OF Tuesday.
CATTLE.-The supply of cattle on sale was
unufually light SO head, and with good retail
demand. the market compared with last week,
was stronger and more active, and good cattle
sold readily at full prices. As has been the
case for some time past, there were put COM
parativeIy few good cattle i'll market, and while
prime fat steers sold quick at 7148S, light and
inferior stock was dun, and did not bring, rela-
lively, as good prices.
SHEEP AND LANBs.-fnere was pretty full
supply of this class OF stock on sale, about ssO
head, and, as has been the case Tor some time
past, they were mostly inferior in regard TO
quality; consequently while prime sheepsold
readily at full prices, the lower grades were
very dull, and to effect sales, concessions had
to be made There was one drove of some 100
head from Tuscarawas County, Ohio, deserves
special mention. 1t was the hardest looking
drove Of sheep that has been in market for
many day; the pick isreported rs having sold
at 81 90 to Is q head. 1t was thought tP whole
lot would not average above 40 to50cents head.
Prime to extra fat sheep sold at 3, 1905 . head,
and lambs at Sl@S,50.
Hoes.-Continue very dull while prices are
nominally unchanged. Sales in retail way
at s99le50 ' cwt. gross as to quality and condl-
ton.