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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03
TAKEPARrIUUI.AR Norfon, !

DR.. ]. addresses all those who have iuiur;[,
themselves BY improper indulgence and Soli.
tAIy hAnl9, which rum both body and mind,
uniting them for eiLhar bukinIS1a. Gludv 80
TGeSe arc Iome 81 tho tad and insianSholv
effects produced by early habItg OF yOnIS
viz: WeRkne4l OF The Back and LimbiS Pains
In the Head, Dlmnes9 oT Sight, Iosg 81 NM.
eular Power, PAlpitAtlon OF The HeaFf. DvS-
pepaia, NerVodh lrritAblllty, Deran man III
the Digestive unetions, General Debility
eymptoms Of Consumption, a.,
MENTALLY.-The fearful ehaclB on lha
mind are much 70 odreaded. Logs Of NOM.
oty, Uonfualon Of Ideas, Depression OF SpifiiS.
EVIL RorebodmgS, AVepton 70 Society. Sele
DtStruSt, Love Of Solitude, Timidfty. a. an
tome OF the evils produced.
ThouBandBpf persons Of all aQea oan nnyv
Judge what u (he cause OF their dooIinin,,
health loslng thEir VlGgf, .becomlng weak,
pale nervous and etnAciAted, haYinR \ gtn,
RulAT appearance about the eyes, Cough and
6ymPtomA Of Consumption. iUIG1.
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Musllns,

a! largon assortment Of Bleaohed and I'm.
bleaehed from 70, =, Is, 10. 10, 2Oos, Bleaohed
and Uuhl cached sheetlng 81, o., l0-I. Lin.
en- sheea1g Of superior quality 90, lO.l. "A
1aIt sEs sngPIy q Linen Table CLOTHS, Table
qualify and exceed lnRly loW pfios9l n =
Shining Linens SO, %. q. $50. u, 81 ..
snlrt B9soma g, IS ~ o, 20, 50. %, 7ec
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WEAIEM.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL
EasrABLlBHEp AS a REEuaE FROM
RE ONLY ~ RlL.AGg EHkRB 4 0uRA

nR JOHNSON has di1cuyarnd thu p.o..
~ Certain, Speedy, and oniy EffhotnSi
kamedy In tho World for WOAknS11 al In
Back or Limb, HtTieturOa, XnSctlonh Al IN
Kidneys and BlAddor, involuntary ,DiSchRS.
60 1mpoteney, 9on0rl Debility NOEVonS.
ns D e PSpS aInESoE, Low gplnt don.
Timidlty, Trotnhling, Dimn61 Of HlFht. III
0lddinOG, Disease Of Tho Head, ThrOal, No.
Or skin, Affections OF tho Liver. LnnSS'
stomach or Bowels those ToFTihl0 hl9oFiSn,
aLi4lnE from solitary HAhlt1 Of Youth 6ecFeI
n ,inSs 1,9ntaty practices more mtAl % their vic.
~ Ulyhoas blightlng thAir most bEiIliRnI
4,p J ~ E " a9AeipAtions, rendering marriage
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PRINTS.

a large RgSortment Of New stylOA 10, l;X
ma 10 bnnalo AllapRcoe ~, 70. 20, 10, 10,
rom bOcto SlSO Fancy and Black silks nom
u 2 70 q 50 per yard. - - - -
bombaEines, Grape HAthOriA, AlaxandFiA
SI 3su ~ and many otner styles Of goods SuItas
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wHITE GOODS,

a large essortment Of an The dinoront makes
Lawn, Bon anlI1ed Jaconet, Striped Jaeo y
nets, Plaid Jaconets; Brilliant, Pioues
GIenedoln Yelling o. all col0FE FlanneiT ol
and pIte68, q -,.lI y
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EalGy, ald, Domestic Dry Goods.

Housekeeping Goods Carpets, Oh Cloths,
Having TIE IaiEeSf Variety TT "a n moro
Indirectly cihH6 6t6d With q Dry Good, No No
ton and Carpet Initial libhmantA combined
INTO one mammoth e6tA blistm0nt, which
SnSS,E9 me s Q euy and ssll much larger
mepu In the city In our line, and IN come
9qeno9 o. Mhnh can buy and IsiI them a.
le9 prieo9i Studying economy In oYory AZ.
RaEImont; having NO ront % pay, I can DO a
la,IeeE hnelne9 q len O1p6nSS than any
nnmhor Of HOntlanlnnly and Eei1ssrefas,t
ss S alan The moes faStidlouS cApnot an 70
q = SSs zee ay ID "a Nv as,
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CLoTHs. cAsslMEREs,

satlnstu, Jeans, oAahmerota. &c, the larren,
assortment In the city, 70 aCoommodat0 heF.
ehanh and Merchant TallofI At EasteFn
Prices; also, Tallom' Trimmings 4 II -
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DIaEAsf8 OF nfPRUDENCE.

When the Misguided and imprudent vo,,.
reeds q thin painful dIsease Il 100 offen han
pens may an ul.umed Benso OF shame On,
dEeau oldlSoovery deteEy him nom tlpplyinp
70 those, who from education And fs1tit M.
nlllty, can alone b0fTlend him. delAYfnStfI
the constitutional symptoms OF this hfSITi1 !.
disease make their appearance, Buoh al Tilci9i
painAin Tho head and Limbs, dimne1I al Si9hfi I
deatne, nodes on the Ahin-bones and AIMS.
blotche8 on the head, fac0 and '0xtfemiiIeSa
Progressing with frightfui rapidly, mn ri
~ tno. palate Of the mouth or he lone
GYtnl disease beconal q, horrd ohiecti
eontaiIerat Ion, tn death pIW Z p1riod toh
dreadful mheEingh, BY B61dlnS hifn IA Gti1ai
t SHSaISSSyess1 Country 1y Violence IA
1t1a MELANCHOLY FAor MAJ thto,,t,Gsi Z
mllds tall victims % this teff1blo sease AZ.
ing 70 the unAlIin fulneaat or iRnbiant M. ~
!endng, who, bY tho uHe or that DEAljiIY
tOisON, MERCURY, ruin thu COM Hinton
Aha make the residue OF Lie miserable. :
ra!i. " DR.s JOHMBTOh.,Sia1sD III
once Ho: South Frederick Street,
Ian hand aid6 going nom baltimore a,Fesl, Z
WdooH nom tho cornAr, IAN NOT n, al i
lefye me nAme and number. ~ n n sNI',,,'
containing aItamp 70 DO dSod on no reply
Peron1 whiting lhonld date aR0, md End
portion Of advertisement dS6GiBlnE Sgmps
mo Dociors DIPLOMA hahga in hiS5 t otIiooo.
ENDORSEMENT on. THEPREsapnl1n
Ih0 many 9tho11ands cured lt fhta iastab..
iohment Within tho lAhtS twenty yhiitT 'hsId
The numerous important nd deal 0pafa fi6fif
peEIoLmed pZ Dr: Johnston, witnessed byfhS
LepoE1en o. 3As 6!m and many other papers
notices OF which have appeared aEatff iitm
again betoro Tho public, beatiW his EtandinF
"a Eentlem1u oki character Eaud mSpeota35
bttty Ba mmmantE ahtea 10 IND an let6d
a q n g p. = .AlA = SPEEDILY CuREbH
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OR0ANlO YEAKNEsa.

Immediately cured and null v1gor restored,
This distressing AtfAetion, Which FendaTu d.
uto miserable and marriage impossible, n I'M
penalty paid BY tho viCllm8of Improper in-.
dplgonoea. Young ponon1 arc TOO mi Ia
commit exooo0 nom not being aware 81 the
aFeadta! coneeq1enoe9 that may enme. Now
tonu 70 deny that Tho power OF prOcF1alinII L
LOST 1ooner by those FALLING into imprnn6F
habits than BY tho PRUDENT Bogid01 hSine
aepE1Vod OF me pleasure Of healthy OfnFpFinT.
tha moat bqf1onB and destructive aymnf0ns
Of both body aud mind arise, The SySiSn1
becamel derAnged, tho PhyHiclAl and NenISi
Functions Weakened, Lon OF PrOcF0aiiva
Power, Nervous 1r1tA6lllty, DyBpOpSiH, P'l.
Pltauon o. me Heart indigestion, ConSti.
CoughI Consumption, decay and Death,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03
I'D hTHH WEDDING.

There were GnO times at the untler-
takerta wedding supper. The coroner
pTesided, supported by two fashions
able undertakerB. There was 4 Votinp
doctor pres6nt, Who;Was assistant AZ 4
city charity hosplial-he was the VII
Of the occasion. His description, Rlyen
to the young ladies', OF Che pau 4
coffin, the top of (which opened On
hinges. was q perfect bItiof humor. q
The undertAkers converted about the
most costly coffin they had ever known,
and the most expensive funeral they
had ever attended. Without an ex-
ceptlonI they al seemed Jealous OF the
clergymBn, and friendly With the doc
tors especially tho younger members
ofthe profession: The ooronGr's story
was rather pf6By about the four In
quests over the same body, with The
full legal pay from the county for each
he was forgiven on account or the mag.
nltude OF bis social position. ~ size
. The time for dancing came ut last
three musicians, mounted on the tres
tle!work. used TO sustain heavy cofiins:
made the cir eloquent With music.
Bessie led OF, supported by the Coro.
1ef che had promiAed TO do this with
the. young hospital surgeon, but MI.
Hollowahell objected. The contaRion
for music and graceful motion 10 cleo!
tflcal and perfect, and there.waa never
such . whifi as took place that riehtat
the undertAkef's wedding.u Dus '+P1iIl
The steady beating OF time, Of twenty
athletic dancers, ID that Comparatively
small ROOM and 'Impeffectly built
house, shook the edi6ce 10 the centre
and In the mlast oft, the cufins that
lined the glass case literally Joined in
the dance. They actually plroutted and
gallopaded and In the Irish jlG,t'
which was1ofhned ID compliment 10 the
coroner, the FOOT end Of the collins kept
perfect time With the feet end Of file
IIIndeELaket and his 'ftiends. .l9IiIG
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,lutLTHR L0VRR'8 ANOESToR9,

Mr., Hollows1ell himself WA M MN.
mon person: he was 'deSoended from 4
long line Of t1ndeftakeIa. His 1reat
1Sandfalhan waS siib6fIInSth aay In N
TrInIty Church nj Inc tlme, Of The Revo.
linton, and oaught add. from whIob he
dIed III his Violent sfforia t n nsrsonai 10
dig III The graves that were needed By
ths unfortunate defeat Of our dfny'at
ths petHe o. hong !Aand: Als Grand,
lALne5 WEI tomos ~ ~, snai
hoeeuv'o Lnoa Es4SSsoi nlsnousLnessI .
~ Is,sis ~ ~ ~ tIssS hl1Mis9s
w NV s I'M MA t ~ ss
Ltat fltT ~ 4. ~! ISaa SsgSsHgphss'
Wn!cn na!l Centuty wy we're consia71
eIea so o,S a'aes tne req sand:
Tons SIe i,i!s SpFe tfsItllpgN
pl4asEss g tae n2n95Fs ueAt ]; SYg {.
.hnalatneiqtphai .cpHl9e ,,oI tFotter'ai
tleiuI anai ihelatookS aacnl pride IN his
duties, tnAt ~ Sreeolutelyi aug new
grave nor eecn panper, where his prede'
cess9re usea pna grave toS 9 d9LenJ Eeis
ctpients. Wnen the FoIters Fieid'was
nnAlly Aoanaoneu w DuIylng-place,
Wy ai,t alSs hL ~ - s,t IaVoL WGs per-
!pBESa " wy Slsy au ny 70 I'VE N
Ing oi1 s. nousea I ms tenanIsf where
IA HS ' !ss R4tsSSea w,
w. INK y an.s vnen ikne leiIy
pa..ea,t WIZ AZ, JG nv lnMsIetg 20 htn
Isostet,ss1tle1u anIp msssnlneton square
sney $3.50 ~ Slo LSia1nS ,t 81 tne
~ y Rleegge
ol.gAn9ai .ss Y We v e1Aplel gfage;alg'
= ~ -
~ ST1iE UfsD9 RrEAKERs BuslNRss. s g. X
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DR. J0HNHON,
1Fo,nho, !, an po,,St F,.,t.,.. .

Member Of tho Royal Collegeof surneona
London, Graduate Of one u LhD mon ami.
nnnt Colleges In tho United States, ana nm
greater pafl OF Vho9o Liz has been spent hi
tha hospitals Of London, PariA Ehilaae Dim
and elsewhere, has etf6ctOd some OF he iIl0Sf
aStunhhlnk cures that were ever Known,
ears when asleep, great nGrVouAneaL beInE
alarmed At sudden Boundg, babhtulnefa, Vith
frequent blulhlng, attended sometimes Win
arrangement Of mind, were cured Imme-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03

Dark the wilderness, rough the way,
ThornEf rugged, With danger riCo,
Only Rala Rhen We witch and pray,
Tolllng on In the path OF life
Stlll In the distance far we seO-
Piercing the BhRdoW-R golden CLEAN;
Yet ah! poor heart, II "a far away,
And oyer the streAm, over Tho stream. !.
Aust " cro 5lheA ater hattie II {
Dark and turbld, 20 deep and cold?
L. therO no other way that leads
To that blest city with streets Of gold?
Or u there no boatmAn with mystic oar
z sthere no angq1 of Heavenly main II
20 beaE % acfolatol that Other Bh6f6 ~
Over the stream, over the stream.
Stay, weary spirit, 90 Rad, forlorn,
See9t thou not that slight canoe,
Pearly white, and amid The Storm
\ plot % itpgI and calling 10 You:
"Oh, beloved, be not afraid,
Death 10 not what ye moftalS deem:
Trust In me, and will land you safe,
over the stream, over the stream"
FaiI49 the pseSly FAie Saos 81 kq
Chriatb the pilot ~ holhAt The barAi
30, poor spirit, lis not for you
10 fear, and trembIe, and ask for mora,
10 why should we mourn when the shadow
-Ift6TouSh, tho darkness ws soe tho pleam-
Tho bleWed Light otOnt gpiriLa hohe
over the steam, over the steam.
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YOUNG MEN

sspSclAlly, who have become tho yictlms n,
5ontaIy Hiee, thRt dreadful ara deSfrnetivs
nanlt Whlch annually HVOSps Ia An nntInSiv
gtAYA Thousand Of Young Non an ira ntSs,
91eangnt talenm and brilliant inteliect VIM
aaS Ss "a. IN th9sNo Sntraneed lEieninS
Hafea " Sestecy tho living Tyre, may cSlI
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Bessie, meinWhile, was not Idle. She
had, LEARNED, among other Ample 90.
complIahrp0nts, In her younger days,
70 mako Wax flowers, and, Ia the sue.
ees6 d her fnGnipu lions, she conceived
the idea Of applying her knowledge to
The preservation and emhAlment OF
funeral, WfoRthS, Bessie was proud OF
them, aud Nj. HolloBShall and ne
aflBtocraGc Coroner pronounced them
'handSom9E than tho real things, and
The undertaken made two frames oI
pine wood, aud painted them 10 zoos
Ike ebony, incloslng French plate.
glass, cut from tho EennRnts Of large
pane that had formerly made up one or
the sides Of his best h6arae. NO.
And these mpmmlaed hbWers were
hung up In q conspicuous place In The
undertaker's shop. They were horribly
attractive and fascinating, % rattle
snake 10 fascinating. II seemed az in
these charming heaVen.favored gins Of
bonnteous Nature had been frozen bv,
sudden breeze Of wind from ma wing
Of Death, which had left them shFIye
elled, II shrunken, ghAstly corpsea n OF
what were once hoWera-thelr heaven.
scented fragrance departed, and now
smelling only Of the edEth from which
they were barn.. can sIfsI H1.y u
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'NARRtAoE.

Married PeEIonA o. Young Men contain
6daunl naa1Ilaee BONG aware Of Physical
m ,,SSS,,5a vsEanlc pepihy, DotorlniLiOS
He who places himSolf under tho care q,
Dr. j. may rolgiouHly eonndO In 1his hOnoi
e . gentleman, and confidently rely upon
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l.a,,III. saalal.stalsss q D
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MARRIAGE,

iroileot that Rsounds mind and bodv mn m z
most necessary regulates 70 piotnots cnnnn.
biAl happiness. Indeed; Wfihft1f fheSa ira
Journey through LIE becomes d weary nii.i
gEimAgs; me prospect hourly dltkena 70 tha
9pair and nllgd with the melRnth DIV refiec
uon that NE happiness Of another becomsi
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THE UADERTAEER'S cOURTsAIP.
} ,Sun,say ii51alo.GsS.Js.Ass,I ga. 4

The current number OF AppIeton's
Journal. August 7, contains q sketch,
entitled Bessie Black: or, the Under.
1Aker's Conrtqhip.' The table Of cor.
tehth lnfoEInb rs that Ills from aspen
Of Colonel 7. B. Thorpe.
1t 10 long time since we have read a
more quantity humorous portrayal Of
character, and It established the early
gained reputation of the author tot be-
ing One or the most original humorous
of American writer's. Two or three ex.
tracts will give our readers some idea
Of Bessie Black and her interchangeable
SVfFni 64haaH SonrnE2I4 TTB Ii
Miss Bessie Black was the smallest
person l ever knew who passed I'm.
qneationed Rs a full grown woman. It
seams Dol ma that, ifEAhe had been q
hairs breadth shorter, she would have
been q dwarf, yet, In spite OF her d.
minutlvenesss she cArFled her, head,
high, and with greet energy spoke inia
contralto voice; she was very active In
body. and successful In her limited
fsphere iuCbusi mess. and, on the whole,
Impressed you With an idea Of large
ness, not always accompanying indI-
vlduals With truly gigantic proportions.
There were marks OF maturity some.
times about her face, which, as rule,
are only 10 be seen on ladies OF uncer-
tain age: yet Bessie Black was so much
like a child In her figure, and In many
Of bet .WblYs+the which pohtERatIug sd
strangely with the sage remarks and
grave truisms displayed In her ordinary
ppnveHaatop T1thAt mo one, however
BhfeWd I'd Buch matters, could make
even a satisfactory guess how old she
lreallyTwas; and she woul6 haVe been
leSsa woman-thh ever her external
appearance indicated, II she satIsiac-
EoEIly decided the questions-.-----=-!99s-
For some good reason. OF her own,
Bessie Black always dressed In the
deepest mohrning; externally sombre,
there ,wRRy alAoI o. great, dsgEee OF Bo.,
lemnIty and Seatnestness ID hef face,
which accorded well With her pt6Giivity
10 visit verS sslck people. She&6s' per.
fscllY familiar with the circumstances,
and The last words o. most of,1heIper.
SONS who Ind within the last W. yeafI
died In her neighborhood, She. gener.
ally acted as q sort OF self-constifuted
usher at small. funerals, and often man.
aged TO Blipqin o chair atEths head Of
| the Cnffiur ~ here .Aha InduItkad An. tina
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Studs.
JOHN .ROEMER,,
Hos.afahdlss, Main st., A.
CENTRE WHEELING.

TT alyEs NE PLEASURE TO rNpoRw
my friends and the public In SerSsSI ~,
nave 70 etore and am daily recSiyinS lSpSe
aaditl99pT 70 pHIslocE OF a ~ 'A'S0
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT FROM HoT
IRoN.-A man BY tie name Of Geo.
Hemerly, who works at John H.
Rocker & Co.'s foundry, met with a
terrible accident about half-past FIVE
o'clock yesterday evening. He was
carrying ladle full of melted iron,
and had to go through very narrow
passage, and in so doing stumbled
slightly. causing him to give the ladle
a sudden jerk, thereby pouring about
a half pound Of hot iron down his
boot leg. He pulled his boot of at
once, but he was horribly burned, the
bottom of his foot being crisped all
over. His leg was only burned a
little. and the top Of his foot received
onlv slight seald from the hot metal
The unfortunate man was taken to
his home, opposite the Central Mar
ket, and a physician called in, who
speedily did ALI his power to ale
viate the intense suffering of Mr.
Hemerly. At seven O'Clock last eve
ming he was resting easier, but the
accident is terrible one. Mr.. II. is
an industrious, hardworking man, and
has family. i
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Nd EETARY& COMssaaCIAL
zew YorR Harket.


BY Telegraph NEW YORK. July p.
CoTroN-Drooping; sales of7OO baIesat3lc
for uplands.
FLOUR = Receipts 1865 barrels; firmer
sn de more ore do,ing IN part FOR shipment;
State and Western: Sc z5aSB 50 fer extra
state; So 00G6 80 for extra Western; So %
al % for white wheat extra So 45g7 30 for
good to choice do; closing firm; Included
IN the sales were 500 bbls. OF extra State for
export chiefly; $50 bbis., part delivered;
oregon, quiet at g 0068 So: California.
shade hrIner; sales OF $50 bbis. ct s6 80
GOO.
bbls Western at 81 05. free.
GRAIN-wheat, receipts, So ,l52 bushels;
l82c better, with fair demand, part for
export; sales Of . 600 bushels at 81 45@l q
f for 10. do 81 81, %, 65g1 ~ for white
RYE Firnsand moderate; sales OF Wes-
| tern at 81 269I q: state, 81 so.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Dull and
CoRs-Receipts, 68Si0 bushels; excited;
5&Tc higher, and good speculative and
trade demacd prevails; l4,lO0 bushels
reportei sold as follows: S0@s7e for I'M
sound new mixed Western 81 coal o. for
soond do. SI O6pai o. for small lots OF choice
high mixed; 81 Us for new mixed 81 021z9
u 20 ior wnlle W esterni W9l % Tor VEST
OiTs-Receipts, Is, 800 bushels: I.32c. bet
| ter; 30 900 bushels sold at S09Sl1zc. for West
| EN- in store; 621ag6315c. do. aftoat.
/ RIcE-Qufet; 70 tierees Carolina sold at
| 8g9c.
| SUGAR-Steady; 400 hhds. Cuba sold at
/ 1l1sgi2c. 200 boxes Havana at ll1Z@ll54.
| moLASSES-Duu.
PETRoLEUM- Quiet; 3lszas2c. for refined.
e FEE firm 200 bags Rio sold on pri-
! vate terms.
MESS PoRK-s hade hrrn eT co bbls at $50 rs
/ a32 IS. New mess closing at So rs cash /:
/ s32gS2 . old do; $40 5Qq27 so prime; S28 70
4 @S29 % prime mess. Beef steady; 100 bbls
/ at sSgl6; new plain mess si2GlS; new ex-
i ira mess fierce beef nominal at S20925;
4 prime mess at S25930: India mess beef
| hams firm; $50 bbis az S26930. Cut meats
| quiet; l25e pack ages el35zGl4c; shoulders IL
| 9l9c: hams, middles, quiet and firm.
| LARD-Dulland shade easier 40 t,erces
| at I791e1zes steam Jg5s92Uc, kettle rem
1 deFed. 5@ase'i - ~"
i BUTTER-Qniet at IGB2sc; Ohio l6936c.
CHEEsE-State, heavy at 1l@l5c.
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By Telegraph.1 NEW oRLEANs. July q.
CoFToN-Nominal n1iddling 321Sc; sales
60 bales; receipts 81 bales; exports 947 bales.
GOLD-1365z. 3 taf-.th
sFERLIEG4le0. New York Sight "a pre-
MUM. ~ ft4 tI41 --..5.'--
FLOUR Firmer; superhne IS 50aG: Xxx
SO 25@6 &c: xxx So rs.
-CoRN-White 81 20. r.''..'.
OATS-7sc. -- .
BRAN-el O5. ...sl AL ..-.f
HAY-S2S. ..oa F-s.
PoBK-S34 IS. ss.fr ,.-se--r. Tfs..
oBAcoN;- Shoulders 100; clear rib sides
lSzc; clear sides 191<e. 49,
LARD-Tierce 191S92lci keg 221zc.
SUGAR-U nchanged.
MoLAssEs-No sales; fermenting nomi.
WHLsKY-eI I5 :. t.. .aJa
CoFFEE-UnchaDged ~
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81 TeiesTaph.l CINCIEEArI, July %.
FLoUR-Unchanged
WHEAT I'm good demand for new, and
the market is firm al 3r12(9 L 10 for red and
81 40 tor white; the demand exceeds the
supply. ~ = q
CoRN-In fair demand at 7lg75c. tg
Z OATs-Steady at T3876c.
RYE-Soid ar 600. f4
'TWHEsKY-Sold at 81 90; demand light.
eRRoYISIoNS-Firm but quiet, with not
much done. Mess Pork S33 00t033 Is Bah.
Meats lS@l314c for shoulders, and l55zalbc
for Sides Bacon, 141<G9l45sc1 for shoulders
flS61lS1zc fer clear rib sides aud ISIz6lS1<C
for clear, the outside rates the ask ng ones.
LARD-N OminRlly unchanged
BUTTER-Unchanged (; the greater por-
ton of the receipts are In poor condition,
owing to the late hot weather. prime tC
choice 24c to CSC, -s...r1
EGGs-Very dun at IS@lac for shippers
count. II f#. 5esa
OILs-Linseed 81 009I OF; Lard 81 35dl 40
PETRoLEUM-28(93nc
GoLD-l35 buying.
ExcHAEGE-Less firm at par buying; the
supply is better. --at.s--r -
MoNEY-Market unchanged.
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By Telegraph - CHICAGO. Julys22 Il
BAsrEl.S ExCHANGE-Is quiet and un-
changed. s5vl4 a.-t .aa. 1919
FLoUR-Tolerably active; sales of Spring
extras at IS 371&97 Is.
WHEAT-FtrIner and 21Z(13c higher: sales
of No. at 81 S51z9I 3812, and N 2 at 81 $50
! 81, closing unchanged for NO l., aud
/ 335465l % for N o-2 this afternoon the mar
ket was firm, qui6t and unchanged.
CORE-Is excited and higher; No ] ad
Vanced Sc. with sales at S5laas1zc for fresh,
and S2gGs211e for June receipts, closing at
S70gS0o for fresh, and SIC for June receip I;
rejected advanced 2g4c, with sales at T50g
79c; no q AIDE advanced 6@7c: sales at 689
nc this afternoon; No. 2 Arm .at 0Oc, seller
August. . tt,f... 4
0lTs-Firmer and lc higher; sales 30. 2
at 6816gc, and rejected at dl14G651Sc, clos
ing steady at 6Sg681Sc for No. q.
RYE-ND. / IS Inactive and nominal at
81 90; No. advanced l9l1zc. with. sales at
81 O59I on. Er nd
BARIEY-Noninala at 81 S55f 40 for NO. 2
in store. 81 5uE t-t' $780, q e.
HIGHwINEs-FIrm at 81.
NJ EssS PoRK-Is inactive and nominal at
f33l SO q. st- s' @&t
sBARD-Quiet at Is1S@1Ss<c for steamed,
and lSGl8IIc for summer rendered.
sHoULDERs--Dry-s sailed are active and
s eady at 13c.
HANS sweet pickled 1910, .-aa.i