The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-09-23
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FACTS VS.. FICTI0Nl-
"Gentleman George" Corner
ed IN a Point Blank Lie.
From the cincipnatl Gazette.

Commercial OF september T. ~ Soi
tains A review of the markets for the
week. The story is very Significant;
Trade Clull-almOst stagnant. Sales |
of dry goods. of groceries. of maiW+
mctuTps, almost nothing. Collec-
tions impossible-hiterest ON money
from s to Is per cent, and IN SOME
cnsrs to Is per cent. Wheat from
81 Is to 81 %, and very dun. nay
corn. oats. ruling low, and. rev SAFES
except for local demand.' M fe"-
detohs clifton Speech. -.i
In reply we have to say the
remarks -on the markets orlgl
mated with Mr. Pendleton; no
such information was contain5'
ed in the Commercial of the
'7th Of September, or any other
day; no such information was
contained in the market re
ports of the Gazette or En-
ouirer OF that or any other
day. s r@"# 'l 9iGi e' lr0
Now, let us see what the
Commercial did say on the TIN
of September. Mr.. Pendleton
said : "Wheat, 81 1901 %, and
very dull" The Commercial
said: 3t5'H sH3ji .sYanalv
Wheat was advanced &c, on Tues
day. again Sc. OH Wednesday, ana DC.
OH Thursday. There was reverse
movement on Friday, and again on
| Saturday. To-day holders stood ioI
81 30 aud 81 80 for Nos. 4 and 2reu
winter, but buyers were down to
! 81 256tl 2g in their bids. and sales py
sample, claimed to be OE.those grades
were made. Hill is held f0f 81 80
but dull. Prime white is quoh y al
81 A, with but little offering.
Says Mr.. Pendleton, "hay
corn, oats ruling ,ll(0ac and re'J
dulln Says the Commercial
Corn had dull market early IN TIL
week, and prices declined to ~ OF
Wednesday. This became the askln'
figure, but there were further con
, cessions. However, they were no
easily obtained OH good lots OF reeall.
sound. There was an improved de
mand o-day at 0Sc; for eitger, ear Q
shelled, and some sales made, Dnt ,
was in most cases asked / }
Oats have been steady throughou
the week, with fair amount oi DuSl
. ness and full support OF prices: y"
arain quote them at .54c. for NO.
I 56c. for No. |. and 5Sc. for prln
white. There is some reserve nowi
to accepting these figures
y The same paper quotes ma
$15 TO S23 per tun.
: Says Mr., Pendleton: "Sal(
: of dry goods. OF, groceries
g manufactures almost nothing
e Says the Commercial, in regal
u to dry goods: %JobherS repo
s. a steady increase in the IA
IL trade, considerable activity b
" ing displayed OH tuesday Al
|
'' Wednesday," of coffee
VI says: "We have had a fair 10
IS bing demand for Rio, and t
. recent advance in gold h
Il, rendered the market very fir
IL acih prices tending upq'oar'
H. Of sugar it says: "The sal
10 activity that has characteriz
Se the market for weeks past &C
at Times. X Prices
III firmly maintained:
'rt 1t is thus seen that the Go
H. mercial contained no such
he port as Mr.. Pendleton said
found there. The 'quotati
Pc therefore, was bogus, and
aV object of that bogus Quotat
III was to strengthen the hob
vi W ON which Mr.. Pendleton is
~ deayoring to ride into office
~, ,n0 We have again to advise |
W to seek information when
h0 undertakes to instruct the P
INC lie in regard to business.
" W use telling a farmer or {
'cy sumer, or a merchant that
is a low price for corn; SO
9TH low price for oats or $40 a
,or price for hay. That klnc
Id stuff will not go down. =
i Pend!eton is too anxious
make lit, appear that e1y e91y
igh.. thing is going to destruc'
az and it is lair to infer, that h
The troubled because the fact
the not sustain his wild and sw
EN-. ing assertionsiqa ol aa.q
'skY Mag. TnURBEY, a frail d.
'eis' crat, of Chillicothe, seduc
, ''' very black colored man, ol
e. same place, last week.
'un' says the Chillicothe At
luof tiser, Democratic authorit
'ei' What a nice nut this woul
"ie for the Democratic Enquil
=: aus ~, the position Of the sed
20 ~ and seduced was change
aio Perhaps the Enquirer car