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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09
Iowa PLAIN DEALER.
Manaxement IT Trees,


If you want trees to thrive, plant
early, on dry, deeply p!owsd ground.
Keep roots from sun, air and frost,
burying in ground again ~ soon ~
possible. II shrivsled, bury tops
and al in noiss eroaud Cor ten days.
Tbia ont. and sh9rtsn in tops before
planting. to balsnce the loss Of
roots.in digging. Dig large holes.
three feet across and two deep, or
better stir. pillow out very deep fur
rows. filing up with the best soil,
% that trees shall s.snd only as
deep % In nursery. Straishten out
oil roots in natural order. Gil in vita
best, ane, moist earth, and then
tread down thoroughly, watering if
dry, before filing up. Then mulch
that is, cover the earth two feet
each Way y from stems with sooarse
manure orsstraw two inches deep.
Always put corn or some ho.d crop,
and never grass or grain among
young trees. All trees and plants
In grassy yards. and dwarf trees al.
%, must have special care. Wash
the bodies Of apple trees in spriag
with strong soap suds. Kill Of the
caterpillers and leaf rollers. Let
fruit trees head low-within three
or four feet OF, and cvergreens from,
the ground. Let everybody plant
trees, and then take care Of them
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In 1'ircult Court for Howard
County, Iowa.
John A. Wentworth
VS. ORIsiSAL NOTICE.
BENJAMIN F Davis,

TO TIE DEFENDANT ABovE NAMED:
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the Office OF the Clerk of the
Circuit Court in and for the comfy Of
Howard, State of Iowa, petition Of
John A. Wentworth. Plaintiff aboved-nam.
ed, claiming Of you the sum Of Four
hundred and ninety-eight doll .rs
and eight cents, bsipg for fsYr hundred
and twenty -two dollaSs aad MY sestsa =
money justly due him on your promissory
note ii ahiMnAsteds Jnly 81. l657. and
seyenty-dve dollars and 6fty- eight cents ~
due him for money BY him laid out and ex-
pended At your request You are also
notiied4hat N aAAchment hns been sued
ont TO aid the colleetioa Of said claim, and
that unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon ofthe second day Of the next
term Of said copxt Appeinted % be held. 1t
cre.co, IN said county, commencing on the
tAnth day Of May l660, your dalAnlt vii
b entered and Judgment rendered against
you thereon IN accordance with the prayer
efssid pSsitiou. st. VOC Y.
MA. GOODRICH,
alsx4J 1ss1 Atsy. isr Plaiati1
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TIL. large. straight. smooth roots

The large, straight, smooth roots
are more valuable for the market,
as there is less waste in grating i.
The time for using it is during the
winter and early spring months. and
it should be taken up in November,
placed in the cellar and covered with
earth to keep it moist and prevent
it from shrivling. II is said to pos
sess healthfnl qualities, which al.
ded to its agreeable favor, when
eaten in limited quantities With
meats, render it very desirable.
Every owner Of = garden should be
sure and raise enough for family use.
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Thlngs I Like % Zee.

A11@BO AAA y - 00OeM
like to see whole nsighborhood
get into quarrel about nothing; it
shows there are Independent spirits
in the world.
I like to hsar religious denomina-
tions slander each other; it is con-
elusive evidence that their cause is
good, and that they are taking the
best possible mssns to advance it.
I like 70 see 6fteen or twenty
young men parade themselves in
front of the meeting house on the
Sabbath aud stare 1t the ladies as
they pass; It shows they have read
Chesterfield . advice to mis- son.
I like t. see young ladies' laugh
and play at religious meetings; 1t
shows they possess 6ns feeling, and
take an interest in serious things.
|. like to have one ask me the news
and before l have time to speak an
swer himself; it shows be knows
moro than 1 do. GE. s-:1tt
like to see church members
aroused from their stun hers to par
take of the sacram ent; it shows that
1.-The spirit is willing, but the flesh
is weak. . ess : en ? azas w.
l like to see people haunt the tav-
ern d ,ors on the Sabbath. talking
politics and scandal; it shows the
day is regarded
I like to see 20 Jung ladies walk
late st night; it shows they are not
afraid.
I like to have ! man prying into
my business; it shows he has an IN
quiring mind. -
I like to see . N IN in company
engross the whole conversation; it
SHOWS he thinks himself Z smart fell
low. A 80. 4
I like TO see ladies place them
selvesnt window or door to make
witty remarks upon people as they
pass; it sh"ws they want TO say
something they cant think Of
| like to hear young ladies Islander
each other; It is : sign that their
characters stand fair. ....-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09

This IL . very vslusble plant; and
vet it, cultivation has been very
much neglected. Afsw plants may
b. fouud about the garden Of almost
every old homestead, receiving no
notice except whom some Of it is
wanted iOr the table. II will grow
in any coil. bst prefers one that is
noiot and rish. i 10 very easily
> nraeetsa dom pieces q roots.
rlsnsed il wvs. snd covered 6vs o.
& inshss dep. II the lard h.
bsss vsll pcspsrsd. sftss the sseend
yess's srovtk. i will b f. fss sss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09

!. For making good buttsr. the
arst thing 10 to have good sweet pas
ture, free from weeds ur any growth
that will give bad taste to the
milk. Good upland grass is bett.r
than coarse grass growing on wet
places. Some dairymsn think that
lined is better than unlimed land.
but this is q matter Of minor impor-
lance. Others regard the practice
Of sowing plaster in spring. and re-
psating i early in sutuma, rs tend
Ing 70 swesten grass IL
2. Good, will selected COWS are
the next requisite.
3 Perfect cleanliness, from be-
ginning to end, is indispensible-the
most 50, perhaps, Ut any one thing.
No dirt or dust must drop into the
milk. for which reason the amin, ais
shonld have . clean place to lie on,
aud never he allowed to stand 10
mud or manure; vessels all th,reui-
~ w.>I.t-,:a!ded whenever nev-
sssary to preserve perfect sweetness
-11c.u'i'ns pans. pans. pots. churns,
workers, and tubs or frkins. They
must be FIRST washed clean with cold
water; for if not wate- is used first,
It will curdle the milk ia the cracks
or corners, aud prevent its washing
out.
4. A perfectly pure air is Of great
Importance. Bad doors will faint
butter. Tbs dairy house should.
therefore. be Gar away from manure
yards and every thing else Of the
kind. Keep tobacco s,Ioke of the
premises. SAB s@a'a.E =, zzsa --s--z
5. Let the butter be we'll worked.
30 as to press out all tho butter
milk. It is impossible to have
good article. if thiss. is not done
Perhaps tAis.is the most aconmnn
cause Of failure. If much milk is
left 10, it soon fermsnts and makes
rancid and worthless butter. 3s~ss g
6. In laying down for wiuter, use
new frkins; never use them the Sec
ond time; and pats or jars must not
hs used if they have ever bad bad
butter in them. or pickles. or any
thing else that will faint them. The
faint can never be wholly removed.
7. The best dairy salt is import
ant. Butter in hot weather must
be covered and excluded from the
air with saturated brine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09
A LECTURE
'vOtYOllNG MIN.

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Inc sp.eity, reeuting from svfsnt &c.-By ROB-
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The world renowned author, in thfs admirable
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09

A burly looking female was re-
gently arraignsd before . New Or
leans magistrate for some ordinary
offence. W:,ile nature had muni6.
gently endowed her with health and
physical strength. the question Of
gooi looks bad bsen neglected in
the haste with which she had been
prepared for the world.
'.Wbat are you up here FORT" in.
CURED the magistrate.
MY beauty, l reckon
Your what!''
SHY beauty!"
Are you certain Of that?"s
'.Oh! there's no mistake!"
"Th.n'I discharge you-you amt
guilty" and the soq uitted lady
took her departure.
A howled stroke That Of the
individual who smashed our punch
vessel.
fittings were sick at the Treasury
Department last week. they are .
Bout now. q
QUEER QUsRIEs.-At whst time
was Adam married!-Upon his we'd
ding Eve. -. i : :
How saa cray vhiskers made 70
lee sleir odium?-eehS: o dye sO.
What do travellers visit Egypt
fori-To peer apid the pyranids.
Grant Is reported 20 have said,
oonceraiug Alasks. TO the conmit-
tas on TeTsitoriss:'.l' We been think
Ing about that country :. good deal
The newspapers say We are IN danger
Of ~ Indian war up there. ! think
I've settled on . pl for stopping
that. If one breaks out / believe
will withdraw all the troops, and
then there won't be anything there
for the Indians to fight.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09

Eighty Acres Of very desirable laAd, hall
mile fran Cressa, fse 80, pr acre, 1Ae
East half Of the South asfquartero q Sc,
~, Town 80, Range II Also eighty asss:
four miles iron Greece, past mssdoW and
pArs the best ot pillow land, for 80 p!
acre, The West half d the South-eaSt
quarter Of Sec, 35, Town % Range 10.
Fol. terms Of payment. Address, ..sgi
I'D. EvRRINo0AA, New 0rsgea;
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09
American Cattle.

HISTORY, BREEDING and
MANAGEMENT,by LEWIS F. ALLIES.
Pre.i.ient n &. state AE'l Society,
532 pages Price So SO.
I'D il Just such II b,ok a. our farmers
need Marshall P. Wilder. President
U. 5. Ag'' Society. A.,
tits, in my j.dsmcnt, the best work
on the >nfje. yet published in Americ.
AMI worth ten time, the cost. Nv. w.
Chenery. 81 Highland Stock Farm.
~ hatever works the stock farmer
may already have, he cannot afford to
do without this ''-OhiO Farmer.
1t if on, ., the b-st treatises within
GU knowledge. and contains info msei.n
sound andsensibis o.. avery pags."-
The People. Concord, N. Il.
Send for Circular aud table Of con-
tents
TAINTOR BROS, Publishers. 67s
Broadway, N. Y.
~Axsnts wanted slv .1zaII3
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Tive Methods Of ImprOvlnx
s*5& Land.

Man plows and crops as long as
he can get bis seed, and then be
thinks the land is improved enough
to stock down to grass. According.
~, he sows grass-seed with his grain,
but the drouth destroys nearly his
grass plants while young, or the
seed was poor and wiere-worms
troublesome. or some other scape-
goat prevents "a good catch, =" as
he terms it; and he tries it again
the next year with just the same
luck, only little worse, perhaps,
and then gives it Up as q hard job.
Nature steps in then to assist this
misguided man. called farmer, by
growing wesds-ragwesd perhaps
with which TO cover the naked and
impoverished soil from the burning
rays Of . midsummer sun. This, in
= long series of years, forms = soil
in which something better can gr. "
provided some one VI the devastating
herd does not interfere with his i'm
proved impovisher called pillow
Some poorer variety Of grass comes
1t FIRST, and then y better kind, until
the land will sward over. producing
some feed for animals.
Know Vi land not hundred miles
from this place. that has been i'm.
proved BY man from good grass land.
in a state of nature. until it will
not bear ragweed or anything as
good. Tue only use that can be
made Of it is ia keep cattle from it
and let it grow mp to timber again,
which II would do If allowed q
ehsnss. end then il would regain
the fertility Of virgin soil.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09

A circus manager in the south
Soots bis show bilIs With the terms
of sdniasion @ follows: Tickets
aity sssss; children and white folks
halt price" X
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$500 REWARD

II OsT NEAR TfIE sT0R8 OF
IL StrosAsfA Kirkpatrick, tws ssld
waIch keys, 90 eold wire seal, ssA sse.
gold album. The above reward will b
paid to the finder II he will return the
srt,cles to tAs seoes q SeSsehsr z. XIX
pa4fiek. .g9ea.1 ae@A Gs@@ ##l!@@
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09

FRANCIS ". WOODWARD,
81 Park Row, New York,
PUBLISHER OF ~A
AGRlCULTURAL& HORTICULTURE
Al BOOKS, aud
Editor aud Prop ie'or Of "the Horti.
cultu,,yt,"
Offers to supply his own publications 40
well Us all miscellaneous bucks. by mail
postpaid, on receipt of price. Catalogues
furnished gra is. Books put up in strong
wrappers, 80 rs to arrive uninjured at
destination. Persons living in any part
If the United States can, BY this means.
procure any publication ut the same rates
rs il purchased in New York.
Orders to be addressed to the Office Of
this paper. n42-9
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WELL DRILLING.
VIM. Hammond & Bro, NJ

CRESCO IOWA,
Would inform the people of northern Iowa
and southern Minnesota that they are pre-
pared to drill wells on reasonable terms
and short notice. .
nl6 lOtfl Feby ~, 1859.
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BOOKS FOR FARMERS.

HOtO TO :r0aO trees on tie Pr1i-
ries /; send far Fuller's Forest
trees 81 30, post paid. a4s aa7
saz TODD's FARMERS MANUAL.
Vol. l, The Farm and Workshop, $3.50
Vol. 2, How to make Farming pay, $50
Each volume distinct and sold separate.
HUsMAHN's Grapes and Wine $l.5O
WooDwARD's Graperies 80
FULLER's Record Of Horticulture
No. !, sa .Hse VI a $50
FULLER's Record of Horticulture t
No. 2, aF.Hws Naa Eta 1.5O
MANUAL of the Farm z.s+zea =sgaT 100
= Garden g5s-.t #s 100
Ct Of domestic animals 100
WoonwARD's Country Homes $50
. Architecture h Rural Art No. !, 1.5O
!" w" MOP, $50
Send for Catalogue. 9-s-.r
~ F.W. WOODWARD, 97q. s
42-0l Publisher, 81, Park Row, N. Y
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Also, dealers in Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits,
Nuts, Oysters, Sardines, Spices, Ex-
tracts, Worcestersheir auce,
Catsup, New York factory
Cheese, Fresh crackers
made from winter
Wheat.
Fresh Bread, Cakes and
Pies, always ON hand.
He. CRANDAIL. @. r. TnonAs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-28
FINANCE AND TRADE
Bos,on Wool Market.

Boston, October %.
The receipts for the week have been
3Oe3 bales, against 1917 bales for the
corresponding week of last year. The
sales comprise LOSS, 900 pounds OF do
nestle and As bales of foreign.
There has not only been large num-
Der Of manufacturers in the market
during the past week, but they have
purchased literally, and the sales are
the largest fer several weeks. Prices
however, have ruled low, and it would
seem that at the carrent rates of wool
to-day, that manufacturers cannot hest.
tate to supply themselves literally. All
descriptions of wool have been in fair
request; but the sales comprise an un'
us ually large amount of Ohio and Mich
igan X, same 100000 pounds of which
have been taken by manufacturers at
prices ranging from 45a47c for Mlchi-
gan, and 47a50c fer Ohio; the latter
price for very choice lots. There has
also been an improved demand for hne
wool, and very choice Pennsylvania AZ
has sold at 53ic, while some inferior
lots of Ohio have been offered at 5O3c.
The supply of coarse and medium wool
is light, and the sales have been made
at full prices. Delaine selections con-
tinue to be taken at full prices, but
oombing 10 not in 80 good request. Cal
.iforuia and Oregon have been in de.
mand, but at prices that were not sat.
isfactory to the holders. The sales OF
pulled wool have been restricted by the
light stocks on the market, and there Is
no assortment of either super sr extra,
Foreign wool has been very quiet, and
the sales extremely light.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-28
BY THE CABLE.
By Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, October 27.-The Patrie. in its
Issue day, asserts that widespread
conspiracy has been discovered in the
Turkish Provinces, Altama and HERR.
gorins, in connection with the revolt a,
Cattero IN Austria. In the Province OF
Dslmatie several arrests of persons i'm
plicated have been made by the author
tiles, and q large smountof arms and
ammunition seized. 1t isfepOrled that
the Governments of Austria and Turkey
have come to an understanding where
oy they will act jointly in suppression
OF the instruction.
Tho city is tranquil. There has been
no disturbance whatever.
The emperor attended The theatre
Francaise last evening.
LONDON, October 27.-Jean d. Fran.
CISCO Martini Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary from Hondn
ras, died ia this city yesterday,
PARIS. October 27.-The Emnsror 70
turned to Canpaigne to-day. The c;,v
continues tranquil, and apprehension.
of a disturbance have subsidized.
OoSsTANTINOPLE, October 27.-Ex.
tensive preparations are making here
Tor the reception of the. Emperoa of
Austria.
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---7ET-E.
REV YORK ITEMS.

Gold TRANSACTIONS Of the Grant Fam
ily-ReIease Of Paymastsr Begart-
The Parsguayan Rxaminasien-
Sailing fshs Conssitssies-s 4
New YORK, October 27.-Mr. George
Stone, of the firm of Stone, Nichols d
Stone, says that General Grant nor any
of his family ever transacted any GOLD
or other brokerage business through
tina. firm.
Paymaster Bogart, who has been
tried by q naval court martial, on the
charge of swindling the Government
out of the sum of $50, 900, has been re-
leased from custody, which amounts to
an acquittal.
The Congressional COMMITTEES on For
eign Affairs met yesterday and examin-
ed !Captainl Francis Ramsey, OF the
South Atlantic squadron. The witness
gave q detailed account of the transac,,
tions connected with the release OIL
Bliss and Mastermsn from tho Para
guayan Government and their transfer
to the American squadron.
The iron plated ship Constitution
will leave this port to day for London
derry with seven souls aboard, i've mer
and two Newfoundland dogs. The Con
stitutien is twenty-three feet in length
and eight tons burden, Custom House
measurement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-28
Allegheny Live Stock Market

ALLEGHENY, october 20.
CATTLE-The supply of cattle on
sale was large, aggregating fully 1850
head against 1850 head last week. The
market ruled very dull and prices were
from % to SOC per cwt lower than last
week. The best stock on the market
from soar 10 for from very good to
extra. Good to medium sold at 6 GOA
Z 90 per cwt. Stock cattle were in good
supply and dull at 00a5 % per cwt. A
large number were driven to tho Central
Stock Yards.
HOGS-The supply of hogs was large
and above the requirements of our city
butchers. Sales i'll retail way were
made at IL 00all 80 for good to choice.
and for very extra at IL 75al2 90 per
cwt.
SHEEP-Tho market has undergone
no particular change from last weeks
prices, although there was good sup
ply on sale. The general run was COM
mon in quality. The few choice on sale
brought 4a5ic per ID, and prime to
choice lambs from 3 90 to 3 80 per head.
Common sheep sold at prices ranging
from % to , 90 per head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-28
Chicago Market.
I, FLOUR-Dulf at 4 25a6 80 for spr

~ ILOCh-DuiA ~ ~odo W hOA opituE
extras. d 81 '--I'Fh H.
WHEAT-Easier and falc lower
sales No. at 96eal 90; No. 2 at 94a95c
closing at S4i sac; this after
noon the market was irregular; sellers
of No. . at 93c buyer October and seller
November.
CORN-Quiet and firmer; sales No.
at &c; No. at 65ia66c; rejected at 633
a64'c; closing at 65aa66c for No 2; this
afternoon the market was dull at GAIA
65c seller October and 65;c buyer Octo-
Der. j.
OATS-Quiet at 39a4Oc for No. 9 and
36!a37 &c for rejected, closing at 39ta39tc
for No. =.
RYE-Less active and &c lower; sales
No. l at 73c; No. , at 6Sa7lc; rejected at
60a65c; closing at nc for Noe.
BARLEY - More active and 4a5c
lower for No. =; sales No. at 96cal 90,
closing with sellers at 9oc cash seller
November. ..
CATTLE-Dull; 75a4 rs for com,
mon to good cows; 00a5 % for light to
fair and % for choice shipping steers
HOGS-Firm and steady; 8 65a9 Is
for common; . 25a9 80 for fair to me.
dunn; 9 65al0 90 for good to choice and
10 10 for extra choice.
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New Yerk marke,.
New YORK, October 81.

New YORK, October "a.
COTTON-Fjrm; sales of 200 bales at
26tc for middling uplands. :'vSl
FLOUR-Closed dull and 5alOc lower.
( WHEAT-Dull and 1a2c lower; the
extreme scarcity of freight room mate
rally checks the export demand.
RYE-Quiet at 05a1 % for western.
OATS-Plenty and dull at 6Oa62ic for
western. .. .
CORN-Very firm at 94ca1 03 for I'M
sound, and 06a1 10 for sound mixed
western.
PORK-Quiet and steady at 81 ga
81 so for mess.
BEEF-Iu moderate request and I'm.
changed.
CUT MEATS-Nominal. rr Tr g.
BACON-Nominal. 81. ..-.'
LARD-Steady at 17ialSc for fair to
prime steam.
GGS-Stsady at 35a36c.,
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND. October q.
FLOUR-Steady and rather frmer;
country brands white Xxx at 6 75a7 25;
red Xxx at 59a6 90; amber Xxx at 5Oa
6 25; spring Xxx at 5Oa6 %. ,ss
Z WHEATON,, firmer and lc better;
No. l Fed at l Is; No. 2 do l2al IL.
CORN-Firmer and inactive; No. l
mixed held at s5ae6c; No. 2 do at s3ao4c'
OATS-Steady and nominally un'
changed.
RYE-Stesdy and quiet; No. held at
95ca1 90; No. 2 do at 90c.
BARLEY-State at a range OF Ooa
1 %; Canada at l goal IS.
PETROLEUM-Firm, and demand
good; held at 28ic for prime light straw
to white; 29a29ic for standard, in large
lots; small lots 2a3c advance; crude
firm at 6 60. ..,. .sr-a
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October q.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull at l Osal II.
CORN-Iu fair demand at S5ls7c.
OATS-Steady at 50a56c.
RiE-At 95a97c.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
COTTON-Firm at este.
WHlSKI-Dull and lower, closing a.
Ill.
IoBACCO-Active. Frost, it is re
ported, caught o considerable amount
them. D''
GREEN MEATS-Dull at lltall.c TO,
hams. ava
HOGS-Dull and drooping at 9 5os
10 %; receipts 1900.
BUTTER-unchanged and ouie.
CHEESE-Unchanged and 6niet
OILS-No change: market oniet
GOLD-l30 buying.
MONEY-Market close.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-28

New Orleans Sugars md Mo-
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RI HHDS. PRIME g. CHOICE SUGARS.
| gu 900 Bbls. Prime to Strictly Choice Molas.
snrle MAXWELL & TINGLE.