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ruEspAY nal IN VIEW YORK. YORK
Tho Gloomy OutlOOk-ApprehensIonA
OF q General Crash. r44 a

Tho Gloomy OutlOOk-AppFehcn
OF q General Crash. rA4 a
E.FTr.zr q NEW YORK, Sept. %.
Everything portends 10 grand crash,
and one worse than that OF 1887. The
excitement In the street to-day has
been as Intense as at any time recorded
during the. Last week. The money
market has been In a state OF con nfuslon
and distrust, and the rates have been
fat to one-fourth OF one per cent. on
gold, seven gold to one-fourIh OF one
per cent. additional on Government
bonds, and as high as two per cent, on
railway shares, and 30 must dlstrust
and lack OF confidence existed that
money could scarcely be obtained at
any rates. N g.u8F. ,gL4orEe gGal
A number OF city banks held over
until 6 O'Clock, for the purpose Of Ger.
tlfying checks for the accommodation
OF parties who had failed to make good
their accounts. There has been no
regular price for gold to-day, but over
the counters Of the principal dealers II
has ranged from ISL to l32, on small
sums. ''.
Prominent men on the street assert
that the banks will suspend Tomorrow,
The banks are close-reeied, and have
locked up all their currency, ta.. s,y
The statement telegraphed yesterday
concerning the operations OF the Ex-
change Bank with outside parties, seems
to be verified to-day. The New York
Bank found itself unable to settle up
Friday's business, and the Gold EE-
change Bank refused to do 80, It is
believed that the Bank, which does
business on capital Of $500, 900, ls In.
solvent. On this capital they did o
daily business OF $3.50, 900, 900. A Sl0,-
600 900 smash ia expected tomorrow,
A committee Of the Gold Board Is In
night session at jay Cookies banking
house, endeavoring 10 straighten out
Frlday's business. The statements OF
two hundred dealers are missing. The
fact OF the matter Is, that nearly the
whole Gold Board are ruined, and the
Board is endeRvoring to conceal the
fact from the pnblic. F SIX and Gould
are still missing.
II la now known that Vanderbilt has
gone back on hIs friends, and that hs
10 reaping n harvest In the fearful de-
cline In stocks to-day. ~ S39.HE
The evening Stock Exchange, at the
Filth Avenue Hotel, this evening, was
more crowded than ever, the throng OF
city spectators being largely sWeiled
by arrivals Of operators from the rural
districts, who have hurried down to the
city 10 look after their imperllled mar
gins.
The corner In gold has ceased 10 be
much talked about. The great fall on
stocks to-day, especially In thoae con.
trolled by Vanderbilt, and the greater
fall anticipated for tomorrow, absorb
all minda. The despondent predict q
universal crash, extending through all
departments Of trade and finance but
the opinion Of the majority, Is that the
revulslon will bo confined TO the specu-
lators on gold and fancy stocks. The
operations Tonight, were OF small mag.
nitude.. Bulls and bears both seemed
Inclined to waitfor the morrow.
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Toledo.
SEPTEMBER 2o.-FLouR-Dull.

Gov. Pile, Of New Mexico, IL on his
way 10 Washington on business con-
nected with the general interests OF the
Territory. He will appoint delegates
to the National Capital Convention,
and probably attend It himself. He
reports the condition OF New Mexico
generally as prosperous. He has taken
measures to suppress Indian depredR.
tlouB In the localities In which they ex i.
let, BY organizing companies Of mount.
ed citizens. The Governor thinks he
will have the Territory In q thorough
state OF defence In o few months, II the
Quaker system does not interfere with
his plans,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Sept, 20. 1863.


Flour has been dull, and owing t
the uniavorRbIe advIces from the East
the decline Ia wheat and the genera
demoralized aud panlCky feeling II
trade generally, prices were weak anG
nomInally. lower.
BuTTRR--There lS q good demand fol
Hne grades, with scarcely any to bt
had. Prices are very hrm al 25aSOc
medium 2OA25,.
UANDLEs-olty mould, summer tai
low, 15c; star 22N25c.
CoTToN YARNs--Slanlard 45c; Cotton
Batting 20AS5c; Candle Wick 45AG0ci
Cotton Twlne 45a5Oc.
CARBON o1L-3Oc per gallon and
charge for package.
CHERsE-In good demand at l7al7I<C
for factory and lsc for Goshen.
Edas-Are In fair request At 200.
GRoCERIEs-Fair to prime Rio Coffee
2Sa25c. sugars-New ew Orleans IA ]falbI<;
Porto Rico l3Nal4}1; Cuba 1sXalS)Si
Crushed 1sH; A coffee Tx; B coffee II;
@ extra lON; G coffee 16N. Molasses-
New Orleans sOas5c; Baltimore Syrup
75as5c; New York do SOcaSl 90; ch holce
drlps 81 GOAL 10.
FLnUR-Dull with downward tenden.
cy; fancy 81 5Oa7 75; family 90 6OA8 90
superfine 81 5Oa5 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. / white 81 SOa
l IS; No. l red 81 l5a1 20. Corn-Dull
and lower at $50 for prime yellow,
oats-Unchanged and firm at 4Oc. Rye
900. Barley-sprlng 81 25; fall 81 IS.
GINsENG-7Oc per pound.
HAY-Baled $40 OOa2O OO; loose $40 OC
ala 90.
LARD-1n tierces 10IIc; kegs 2lc.
LARD o1L-Extra 81 45a1 55 for sum.
mer and winter.
PRovIsIoNs-FIrm and In good de,
mand at an advance over last week's
quotations. We quote: Mess Pork,
$S3 90. Shoulders l7c, Clear rib sides
zoe, Breakfast Bacon 2lc, Sugar Cured
canVassed hams 25c, family do. 2Sc.
PoTAToEs-Market well stocked, and
they still sell at 5Oa6Oc per bushel.
sEEDs-Tlmothy "a 25a4 90: Flaxssed
dull at g 90.
soAP-Family exc; German sHc;
Eastern Family 1OAl3c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead l2c; Shot
50 25 per bag.
soDA-BI-carbonate, Gha7n; Soda In
papers, 90.
sTARcH-FOx's. sAsKc; MaIzpna, lea
14c.
sA1T-Dalry, &s 60; Ohio River, s. Is
az 80.
TEA-Gunpowder, 81 Goal 70; Young
Hyson, 81 3Oa1 O5; Black, $la1 80.
ToBAoco-Navy, 6Sa72c; Dark lOs and
rs, GSa721c; Bright Ks and los, 7OaSOc.
GARRETT's SNUPF-7Sa75c; do. In
boxes, IS so.
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WALL STREET IN PERIL.
Comments or the New York Papers.
~. ...,n New YoRK. SAINT. 90

Comments or the New York Papers.
... "n@ New York, Sept, 20.
The crash In stocka yesterday after.
noon has. II Is said, seriously affected
many houses which escaped the crash
in gold last week. Houses which suf.
fered by the fall.in the gold mark etand
were brought almost TO the verge Of
ruin, will not be expected to Withstand
the double shock, and IL Ia expected
that to-day will develope the fact that
a very large number Of firms have gone
under. II the Gold Exchange Bank
should fall 10 meet It's obligations, or II
u run should be made on that instltu-
tion, Il is expected that the crash in
Wall street will be entirely overWhelm
ing. That the bank ia in a critical con.
dltion, Ia felt certain; that 1t has lost
the confidence Of the brokers, Ia fact;
and with this support withdrawn from
1t, the and ofthat institution must soon
follow. iEO9 -lE -l.ggCstt
The Herald calls on Congress to make
a law against gold gambling, and holds
Secretary Boutwell, responsible for the
present bad state Of monetary affairs.
The Tribune says the feeling against
the Gold Exchange Bank Is Justly
deeper than.Rt any previous time, and
the general uncertainty In Wall stree!
continues, with the expectation on the
part Of many that there are still
troubled times ahead OF us. ca
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Tragedy ut Jacksonville. Illinois.

ST. IoUISi sept q.
John Hough, German, Of Kansas
City, who a few days ago, very philo.
sophically allowed his wife and four
children to leave him with a man
named Chas. Munich, subsequently It
seems he lost his GOODNESS, and follow
ed them to Jacksonville, ILL.,, whittier
they had gone, finding them at the
house OF his wlte's sister. he shot
his wife twice In the arm, hIs youngest
child In the side, and Munich, the par
mour, 10 the shoulder and then escaped.
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wAsHIEaTON County, PA.
Etom tte Rpoter q Ylatcrdau.

From the Reporter Of YestcrtiGy,
THE FAIR.-The fair last week var
well attended, but we are sorry to be
obliged to say that the display was ex.
tremely poor. AS an exhibition it was
a confessed failure throughout, and thG
disoontent and disappointment Of the
people was universal. -
F1RB.-AOfire broke out on Wednes,
day morning last In q house belonging
TO A. 81. Little, occupied by Mrs, Mi.
ler, on Main street above HaIner'G
Grocery. When first observed a portion
OF the roof and gable was In flames
The, alarm was raised and O number oi
persons olambered upon the roof and
by strenuous exertlons prevented thC
spread OF the flames until the engines
arrived. The building Is q very old
one and had the fire not been arrested
promptly the most disastrous conse.
quences would have resulted. The tirt
was communicated from a stove pipe
SWEET PoTAToEs.-Samuel Hazslett
Esqt showed us the other morning {
specimen Of sweet potatoes, raised IN
his own garden, the largest and finest
we have seen this season. Several
were almost a foot In length. Mr.. II
tells US that from about forty vines he
raised two aud half bushels Of pota,
toes. 'r
DECLINED.-Rev. DR.. ], B. BittIngel
has declined the presidency OF Wash.
lngton and Jefferson College, for reason
OF distrust OF himself
SERIOUS AocIDRNr.-Last MONDAY
evenings az MIR. Abnsr Fordvce 81
Whitley township, we belIeys. was
taking some pigs out Of a pen. Ia waS
attacked by two or three large hogs
and before they could be driven al hs
was so badly hurt that his lie was des.
paired Of. The wounds inflicted war,
terrible. We have not yet heard of thS
result Of the injuries.
RuNAwAY.-Last Tuesday week Mr.
Abel Carey, OF HopkIns' Mills, STARTED
with his daughter 10 attend the Com
mencement OF the College at this place
In two horne buggy. After they had
driven q short dlstance the horse took
fright at hog lying In the road, and
ran OF. Miss Carey attempted to jumT
out and was slightly injured. Mr.
Carey, was thrown out and seriously
though not dangerously hurt, Th(
buggy was broken to pieces.
We have aimee learned that Mr.
carey's injuries may prove fatal.
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The Republican Insurgents.

Tho Republican Insurgents.
l..s MADRID, Sept. %.
AT a council OF the Ministers held
here o-day, Marshal Ssrrano presiding,
1t was agreed to propose to the CQrLes
the election OF the Duke OF Genoa, as
King ofSpain. The press without ex-
Ceptipn have received with great enthusl.
asnl, the letter ofthe King Of Portugal,
declaring himself TO be q candidate for
the Spanish throne.
It Is reported that formidable bands
OF Republicans are concentrated in
Catalonia. The Government has dis.
patched troops there.
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hOonAndS German BlIsors perbotIlo sl o.
hAltdoEsu 5Ol
HoonRndI German Tonic, put up In QUAR-
bottles, u ~ per bottle or a half dozen fof
N@. "'f IH =
40 ~, ~ 1VH ',,i a,s ~ ~, ven ne ar'
For sale by Druggists and Dealers 10 Med.
cine everywhere, jyl2
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
By Cable Telegraph TO the IntellIgencer
SOUTH AMRRICA.
The Victory OF the Allies over Para
quay COn1Fmed-LOpeE Defeated,
Routed and OutIAwed.


Routed and OutlAWed.
LISBON, Sept. %.
The mail steamship from Rio Janeiro
has arrived with advices from Para
quay TO the 22d OF August.
On the 18th the allied army attacked
the forces Of President Lopez, who were
eutrenched at Curaquatty. The Para.
guayans were entirely defeated, losing
l 900 killed and 800 prisoners. Twelve
cannon were also captured. Lopez, with
The remainder OF his army, fled 70
fquacion, short distance away. On
the 2lSt he was attacked by the allies
and again defeated, losing In the en-.
gagenent Count D'Eu, the General
commanding, and twenty-five cannon.
The allies, at last RdviceS, were closely
pursuing The fugltives. Owing to these
Victories the PAraGuayans were com"
PEELED to abandon all their steamers,
and these subsequently, fell into the
hands OF the allies. Forty.iour British
subjects, who had lately been held In
confinement by Lopez, were promptly
liberated. The provisional government
at Assunclon had declared Lopez an
outlaw,
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New York, Sept. 90.
CoTroN-Lower; 1900 bales at 2Sa2S11<t (
for mlddllng uplands. .. ......' =
FLoUR-Closed dull and 5al0c lower
GRAIN--Wheat--1n good dema nc
without decided change. Rye-DulI a
81 l5Al l6. Oats-Quiet at 62a6Su fol
western. Corn-Steady ut 92caSl 70,
unsound; 81 02al Oh for sound mIxet
western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork--Nomlnal at $50 81
for meSs. Beef-Dull and droopIng
Cut Meats and Baeon-QuIet but steady
LARD-Dull at lsalSXo for fair L
prime steam. .......
Edas-SIeady but unchanged.
a. DRY GOODS MARKET.
The disturbed state of the gold and
money market have an uufavorablo in.
fiuenoe on the dry goods trade, which
Ia characterized BY less activity and
somewhat depressed for the varIouH
styles OF cotton fabrics.
Cincinnati.
SEPTEMBER 29.-FLouR-Dull; fami.
ly % 76aG 90. ....s .. ill.,. ~
GRAIN.-WheAt-Inactiye red nomi.
nal at 81 16al 20; 2s3c less offered,
oorn-Qutet and steady at 95c. Oats
Firm at 52a68C, the latter rate for white,
Rye-Dulli No. at $50. Barley-No
change. .I..l ega.r,..''....-.-
WHIsKY-In fair demand at 81 l2.
| TcBACco-Flrm at full prices.
PRoVIsIoNS-Mess Pork-Dull at s92
Bulk Shonlders-Held firmly at i5Ci
clear sides sold at 1So. Bacon-Should.
ers 16ISc; clearrlb and clear sides zoe:
hardly ANY clear rib In markpt, ~
LARD-Dnll at lSc, but could not be
bought below this rate.
BuTTRR-Firm at 30aS5c for fresh;
lower grades plenty and dull.
EadS-19c.
/ olLs.-LInseed oIl-0suaSl. Petrole-
um-S2a3iu for refined.
PRoVIsIoNs-Sugar-Dull and eAsier;
refined 40 lower. Ooffee-Steady.
GoLD-l3lx buying, and lS2 selling;
market more settled. .. .........-.''
EXoHANaE-Steady at par buying
and lilo premium selling. Id = :
MoNEY-MArket unchanged.
.t H ChieaEO. n... ..
SEPTEMBER 29.-FLouR-Dnll Of 81 rs
a0 90 for spring extras.
R-Wheat-Flrmer and unset.
tied; sales No. ! atSl lS; No. 9 at 81 Os
al II; closing at 81 10; this afternoon
the market was armer at 81 10 for No,
9, seller October. Corn-ModerRte
active and unsettled; No. 2 opened at
701 <a70oX, subsequently advanced, and
closed al 72Ifo for strictly fresh; reject
ed quiet OF 67a69c; no grade 66c; this
afternoon the market was firmsr and
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CAUTION,

Hoofiand's German Remedies aro counter.
feIted. Bee that the signature ofQ. NJ. JACK.
BON IL ON tho wrapper OF each bottle, All
oth0fH arc counterfeit. t..
German Medicine Store, No, 6Sl ARoH Aueot,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES M, EVANS, Proprietor,
Fut1nerly Y. u. JACRSON q 90,
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Tho Cuban PFIVAteer Hornet ship.
ment or Men ana Stores from
New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2

II Is stated that 1863 men. mostly Gu.
bans, left the city on Saturday night,
for q destination unreyealed, and got
safely aboard the Hornet, and It Rp-
pears certain that the steamer put out
70 sea yesterday morning, carrying
the l6S men, besides good stock Of
ammunition, and Of guns, viz: three
aixly-eight FOUNDER Parrott's, two Ma
poleons, and two thirty.two FOUNDERS.
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TURKEY.

Mediation OF European Powers be-
twoen Turkey and Egypt.
CoNsTANTrNoPLE, Sept. %.
The mediation Of the great powers
of Europe, In matters at issue between
Turkey and Egypt have been satlsfac.
tory. None Of the points presented
save one, offered any difficulty.
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Steady but unchanged.
DRY aonna MARKET.

The disturbed state Of the gold and
money market have an unfavorablo in.
fluence on the dry goods trade, which
Ia characterized by less activity and
somewhat depressed for the varIouH
styles OF cotton fabrics.
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VIRGINIA.

The, Attorney General Decides that
the Provisional Legislature may
Elect Senators.
.... WARRINGTON, Sept. 90.
II is stated that Attorney Hoar has
given his opinion that the provisional
legislature Of Virginia, after organizing,
will have authority 10 elect U. s. SEN
ators; such action not regarded as
legislative busInes swlll therefore be
lawful,
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BOSTON.
The Turr-Arrests-strIhe or Opera.
s-=H= tiVaH- -r-.. a.. ... o..


- - - BosroN, Sept, 2e.y
The Fall meeting at the Mystic Park
has commenced and will last four
days. r....sir. '.......,. ,.......
There were two trols to>day, the first
for $500, won, by. Drift. Best time, 2:S4.
The second for $1,000, won by Torsey.
Best time, 2:32. ...1, .1 ... =. t.'r,- Z
Charles W. Polk, salesman in the
store Of Hovey q Co.. and Walter AllI-
son, said to, be fast man without vIsI.
BILE means ofsupport, are under arrest.
The former charged with stealing goods
from his employers and the latter for
receiving and selling them.
The women pantaloot makers OF this
city are organizing TO strike for higher
wages. ..I 70
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PHl1ADR1rHIA, Sept. 2

aIAI o9FE' IV'
New Jerusalem Church on Cherry
street below 2Sd, was damaged by Are
this morning. The Church OF the United
Brethren, 2Oth Ward, was also dam.
aged by another hreeWhich burned O
Cabinet shop and damaged two dwell>
inRs.
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD
AND sTRENorHENINa THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Is q compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. HeTb9, and Barka from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this Bltters. There Is no alcoholic substance
Of any kiud used IN compromising the BIZ
terH, hence II free from all tho objections In
cIdent TO tho use OF liquor preparation.
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CUBAAND SPAIN.
he Grounds or a Possible Arrange.

The Grounds OF Possible Arrange.
mont.
LONDON, Sept. 90.
The Tines Paris correspondent as
sorts that there Is but little hope OF a
compromise between Spain and the ca.
bans. The sentiments Of both parties
are heard here; the Spanish Govern
mentsays In 30 many words; 'lay down
your arms and send deputies to the
Cortes. 1fyou will be as Canada we
are willing, II you desire independence
we don't say mo-. The latter may be ar
ranged, but 'dIsarm' Is SpaIn's motto;
Cuba's Is nothing by compulsIon.
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SPAIN.

Reported Withdrawal of sIekIes'
Hote.
MADRID, Sept. %.
II Is reported In official circles that
the recent note Of Minister Slckles has
been Withdrawn.
The Minority Agree 10 ORer the
Throne 10 tho Duke Of Genoa.
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JII,tIoe of he Supreme Court Qr PennSyhrulid,
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1889.
81 have found by experience that HOoT.
laHd's German Bitten ID very good tonic,
relieving dySpeplo Symptoma almost d.
rectly. GEORGE ESHAR9WO0D."
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 20.
River has fallen q inches; 8 Ieet 10
inches In the channel. Weather clear.
Thermometer G7e.
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JupoE AARON YAM wRsMER, OF Mis-
souri,, is declared 70 be at the head ot
the legal profession there. He divorced
himself from his own wife In his own
court, ''.
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FRANCE,

Destruction Of shipping at Bordeaux. i.
Thirty ships Laden with PetrO.
leum Burned.
BORDEAUX, Sept. 20.
A fire broke out here last evening
among the shipping, and before 1t was
subdued, thirty vessels laden with Pc
troleum were consumed. Loss heavy.
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Tho Commercial says the steamship
Alabama went 10 sea Sunday with 100
volunteers for Cuba. ..
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TIE agents OF Brigham Young are
enticlng young girls from New York
as soon Gs they land ut the Battery.
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The British war steamer AlbRtrosS
has arrived at Halifax with yellow
fever. She had two deaths at Bermuda.
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TnE RENNsYLvANIA ELEorIoN.
President Grant TO visit Allentown
rU Fair. .rlH-G
NEW YoRK, Sept. %.

It Is stated that John Covode and
Senator Wilson visited the President
yesterday and urged him In view OF
the doubtfulness OF Geary's election to
visit Pennsylvania again. A fair 10 TO
be held at Allentown which they urged
him to attend. He replied that he had
already been absent great deal, but
would try TO GO. Mr.. Covode then vlsl.
ted Secretary Cox and obtained a pro-
mise from him that the clerks In his
department should 20 home and vote
without being docked.
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A Prescription for Wall Btreet-ScnN-
TOR Wilson after the Gold
Gamblers.

BosToN, Sept. 20.
Senator Wilson, 1t is said, proposes at
the next session OF Congress, to intro
duce a bill providing that any person
who shall engage In buying and selling
gold, and shall fall to deliver the actual
coin, shall be punished with fine and
Imprisonment.
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NO. 81.

quIet at 721fa7Sc for No. 2, seller Sep.
temDer and October. oatB-ActIvea and
kaXc lower; sales No. 2 at 4O3ta4lc,
seller the month; 89IIa40c, seller Octo-
ber, and 4OHa4l4 4<c, cash; closing at 4lO
cash; this afternoon the market was
quiet Al 4l1c, seller September. Rye
Quiet and lower; sales No. ut S41c;
No. 2 at 79Asl 70; rejected ut 7la7Sc;
cloaing nt 500 for No. 2, and 72c for re-
lecteu. BArley-ShAde more active and
store.
CATTLE-shade more active and lOa
loo lower; S4a4 % for fair to good COWS;
s6a6 90 for light, and 90 25a7 Is for good
TO choice shipping steers.
Hoas-ln good demand and lOAl6c
higher for good grades; sales at s. 76a
8 25 for common; 30 35A0 65 for fair to
medium; IS 76al0 26 for good 10 choice,
and $40 80 for extra prime.
Toledo.
SBPTRMBRR2 2o.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-A shade lower and
regular; Michigan 81 Is; amber 81 Is;
No. red 81 %: No. 2 do, 81 2f; No. 8 do.
81 II. Corn-2o lower; No. l $50; No. 2
$40. oats-lc better; No. 1866; No. 246o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-30
READ, WHAT PEOPLE Say.
Rad WHAT PR0PLE SAY. n
Who could RAk for more substantial teStI-
mOny than Is thus given.


HoN. GEo. W. WOODWARD,
Chiel JtItioe q De Supreme oOitrter Puu writes,
ttIA. PHILADELPHIA March 10, 1857,
~ ind Hollands German Blttefs IL a
good tonic, usaIul In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benefit In cases OF de-
biIlIy, aud want Of nervous action In the
system. Yours, truly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-30
BLOOD PURIFIERS

over known, and will cure all tllBeMes re.
hulting rom bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep yonr Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no diseRGe will
ever assall you.
THE CoMPLExIoN.-LAdieS who wIRh q
fhir Bkln and good complexion, free from
yellowiSh unge and all other diBngurements,
should 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
cheeks.