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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

One of the severe losses by the Chi
cago fire was the destruction of the
famous Illinois Street Mission, super.
intended by ID. l.. Moody. 1t was
an undenominational school, exceed
ingly fruitful, u of the model Mis-
sion Schools of the world.
During the past twelve years no
man has been more active in Mission
Work than Mr.. Moody. He has
labored incessantly not only for his
own field. but Tor all enterprises OF
the kind. His hands and his voice
have ever been at the service of Sab
bath Schools everywhere. The ma.
ton owes 1t to him and his destitute
parish to rebuild at once the building
that went down In the great fire.
There will soon be fifty thousand
mechanics and others in that section
of the city needing gospel privileges.
He must have a building. Chicago
has no money. To the Sunday
Schools of America we appeal! This
Is peculiarly a Sunday Sdhool work.
Let us build without delay a Taber>
nacle for the people of the suffering
city, and 1T will stand a monument
of the sympathy and love Of the
Sunday Schools Of America for Chi
cage In the hour o! her distress.
All contributfonsto this end should
be sent to George H. Stuart, Is Bank
street Philadelphia, Pa. 81
tSignedD 3
Henry Weird Beecher, Brooklyn.
John Hall, ID. D., New York. r.
Joseph T. Duryea, ID. d. Brooklyn.
Geo. HI. Stuart, Philadelphia. L
Edward Eggleston. New York.
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia.
VIM. Reynolds, Peoria.
Alex. g. Tying, Peoria. '4 .
H f.. D.. Jones, st. Louis.
f. e. Wilder, New York. O.
III. Scott Howell, Keokuk. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
TAcnru conrtr 1900 ~,

JASPER county gave the largest
Republican majority at the late cleo
ton. 1t amounted to 1,64l. The
other counties which gave msiorities
OF upward of a Thousand are as fol-
lows: Black Hawk. 1871; Linn.
1882; Marshall, T,444, and Scott,
l13O,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

THE Polk County Woman Suffrage
Association, mindful Of the dis>
grace which the action of the State
Suffrage Convention cast upon the
women of Iowa, unanimously re.
solved against the fIee-loye Mood
hull Tiltonism, ut their meeting last
week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

THE Governor of Illinois wants
Gen Sheridan indicted for murder of
Col. G~rosvener. He claims that
Sheridan had no right to declare
martial law. The Chicago press
unanimously uphold the course of
Sheridan Gen. Sherman also APP
nroyes his action. aE nn.taTE a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

Col. TIcHENoR, Chairman of the
Iowa Republican Central Committee
is in Washington electing Col, ALI
0 to the U. S. Senate. Any way
to get up thunder. 1t will doubtless
tell immensely upon the action of
the Legislature next January-in a
herh"i 2G& a#4 aaaj a3aat
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
New Advertisements.
Notice Of Appointment

slal Hawk VIZ c eo ) tseE. al 81 pa
NOTICE 70 hereby given, That the undersigned
~ have been duly appointed and qualified a. Ad-
minisirators OF the Estate of y. =. Kn pp, late OF
Black Hawk county, deceased. An parsons in
debted TO said Estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment; and those having claims against
the same will present them, duly authenticated,
to the Undersigned for allowance.
e. al pg azsrH Er +. DAVENPORT. eSw
ELIZABETH KNAPP.
+ Dated November g. iS1L 5F 35ws
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

The State Regisnc' publishes the
following official list Of the members
elect of the Fourteenth General AS
sembiy. Republicans are printed la
Roman and Democrats In Italics;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
GUARDIANS SALE.

Y virtue of an order of sale, by the Circuit
II Court of Black Hawk equity, Iowa, I shall
expose TO sale, on the 24th day of November
1871. at ten o'clock A. M. at the Office of Powers
a Hemenway. In the city OF Cedar Falls, in said
county .the following described tiands. the prop.
erty " my wards Alice 6. Church, and Charlotie
Church. viz. 3A A8G athW .
The east halT ~ OF the south west quarter "a
OF the south-east quarter CA) OF section No.
twenty-seven f21l, and the south half ftx) of the
southeast quarter q OF section No. twenty-six
S26l all in township No. ninety t90) north OF range
No. fourteen i14) west, In Black Hawk county,
Iowa. and consisting OF timber and Improved
prairie lands. tuH Ian @HI G3@ - y.
TERMS-For timber, Cash or deferred pay
ments secured Wy mortgage upon other property;
For prairie land, one third cash, one-third In one
year, and one-third In two years. Deferred pay
ments to bear ten ner cent. interest. HeaE
81 JANE CROSS, Guardian. a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

Henry Goodyear has obtained
Judgment In the United States court,
ut Cincinnati, against several dentists
for Infringement on his patent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

EOR Roth SEXES, wfTHTEN ABLE
Professors and Teachers ; fun CLASSICAL md
Scientific Courses, Preparatory, Commercial and
Ornamental Departments, ample buildings ana an.
piiances and $50 Students annually In a town
itiOn Low. .E.,o ETu.r 60
For Catalogue address the President, =,
9 REV. WIN. r. KING. A. NJ, :
!" 90 tGd .v1h HHg Ia Mt. Vernon. Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

TwFED's majority for the Senate is
1900. His election was gained by
fraud and is to be contested, II
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

MIR. Phillips, of Quarry, raised
!, SD ripe beans from a single bean.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

NOTICE is hereby given, That on Thursday,
~ the 3Oth day OF November next, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon OF said day, at the residence Of
said decedent, consisting OF Horses, Cattle. Hogs,
Wagons, Farming Implements, Wood, and other
articles VIII he sold at Public Sale.
TERMS OF SALE Purchases of less than
Five Dollars TO BIO paid In eand for that amount
and over, on a credit OF Nine months the puachas-
er giving Note, with approved security.
f. DAVENPORT,
ELIZABETH G. KNAPP.
November z, 1871. 80
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EXQUISITE Ereneh tu gchrQmoe. entitled Wide
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For sSce,. AZ we VIM ssnd fhe weekly Evcning
Post from October 70 Jaenary1b or f6r % scepfs
We VIII sssnd the aemf-Woekly roet diving the
aame fiD 4. ~ sR .Af57H Eu1 HE aFd0A
speci men NnnsIers Or the Evcniaag
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"Ifiis true us pity,
II tie pity tEen 'tis true

THEloss by fire in one county in
Michigan--Huron-is estimated To
exceed 81 900, 600. la
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SURE TO oUTSELL any book ever published.
Prospectus books are now ready, and territory
viii be awarded to EuASLE AGExIs on. early apr
Co lR5 w. Madison St.. chicagn. nj Bowl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

STATE OF IOWA, In Circuit Court, q
Black Hawk County. November Term, ls71. =
Estate of Redecca Miller, deceased:
NOTICE Is heraby given, that III. C.. Hemen.
In way, Administrator DE B0nis Non, of the
Estate OF Rebecca Miller, deceased. has filed a
final report Of his doings Is such Administrator
and asks that an order Of distribution OF said Es.
tate be made, and that he be discharged from act.
ing as administration OF said Estate and that the
~sureties on his bond be released from further liza
bility. , a .iHa1a "AH Ht1t
Witness my hanl, this LIST day OF November,
1871. S.A. EBERDARt,
afwaf gas n aU aye Clerk Circuit Court.
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WEEKLY.
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snbscribers. In connection with the Evening Post,
Mt the nrfceg uamnr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

tadt 57h NEW york. edf H7af rs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

Republican majority on joint ballot d. . $50. Q
Number of votes necessary to nomination in
Republican caucus -, q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-18
New York Market.

NEW YoEK, May Il.
COTTON-Dull and prices u shade lower; mid.
ding uplAnds lS'ie demanded. Receipts 1000
FLoUR-superans Western and state sasler at
aIa; common ,ogood extra 81 1905 30; good "a
choice 60 ST. white western extra 81 5sls IS.
Ohio extra Sc 2JIt6 95; 81. Louis 50 SOft9 co. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal steady.
WHIsRY-FirmeT at g2Ig2kc.
S-WheAt-MArket steady with moderate
demand. Receipts 1900 bushels. New spring
81 baGl &c; red and amber 81 cool c.; common
IL choice white western al 65Il90 Rye. Barley
and Malt quiet Corn opened lrm but closes
dull. Receipts 25,O0O bushels, Mixed western
lSiGI9C; yellow sOGslc. Oats-Demaud good at
full prices. Receipts 1900 bushels. Western
LEATnER-steady at s5XG29c; orinoeo 40
HooL-Plrm; unwashsd sec; yulled i9Sa5Oe;
tuhbed claCRling California 3stiOc.
HAY-unchangGd.
MoPs-New scarce and nrm; old dull; State s
GRocERms-C Coffee steady with moderate de.
nAnd for Rio at lOk0l6ke. Sugar steady with
= moderate demand for Cuba at 9X6bl0c, Mo-
lasses, demand fair and market 1rm for Cuba at
39lti0c,
oms-PeIroleum, crude at iiHGI4%c; refined
at axe.
PRoyIsIoSs-Pork dull and prices declined;
meis pork Sl6% prime pork $liIGlilt;prime mess
pork, new $lSGl5%, June aud July $lGDlbS:
closing seller June NJ $lGIt2O Beef dull; mess
beef tlOGgiH extra $lllbl7; hams 2Glt29c; prime
mess beef 2id2GC; India mess beef $5llJ5J. Cut
meats, machine hams llGbi3c; shoulders GHGt7c;
middl0s heavy atsc; but clear middles gkb9%c.
Lard. heavy; prime steam 9kei kettle dried lard
lie; July lie.
BuTTIR-Wcstern llGb25C: ST. Louis 1s12s.
CHEEsE-Inactlye; old i9Nc, new IKE
LATRsT-FlOur, demand fair and market lTm
At 90 1906 10 for shipping extra. Wheat. de.
mAnd good ut full price,; buyers spring ut 81 bGi
sellers at q o. Oats quiet at 1GlD7Oc, PORK
steady: June Sl6 July $40 10. Lard steady; ralcr
June lie; July ~ bid. Eggs steady at lTGblIHc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, May H.
Gold very strong at liiH61iiI;. Loans were
made ut from per cent for carrying to /, 2 and
per cent for use. CearingS $90,OOO,OOO. Dou'
bic Eagles remain Of premium OF S@h. Gov
crnments strong and higher, The Treasury
office here has distributed $l,5OO,0OO new per
cent bonds to-day. At the Treasury the purchase
offerings wcro ti,sT,OOO. The awards were
$2,O000OO, Of from liiSa To 1ii,49. The bonds
bought were to be- paid for ID National Bank
currency which 10 ut Il discount Of KOS.
Stocks have been active and strong, with Erie,
Union Pacific, Northwestern and Lake shore,
The features Of improvement 10 the West were
based on the expectation of 5 per cent dividend
OH both classes Of stock, The report that 800.
900 will be soon divided among the stockholders
Of Lake Shore was revived again to-day, and
some credence seemed to be given to tho rumOr.
Erie oculAtlon continues puzzle to the rect,
and great numbers Of speculative runora are In
circulation concerning the road, Reading has
advanced on tho favorable reports from the coal
regions. Express stocks arc lower today on
American and Wells, Fargo b Co., aud strong
on Adams and United States. Tho market
closed strong and well up to the highest point
Of the day. Money plentiful at'4 per cent
Southern State bonds dull and firm Sterling eE.
l a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-18
Pittsburgh Live stock Market.

TUESDAY, may lu
CATTLE-Thc arrivals OF cattle this week 10 this
time have been fair. The number Of buyers In
attendance includes q few from the country In
addition TO the regular dealers. Tho market Is
well supplied with cattle, but buyers are not pnr'
chasing freely, cattle selling slow and feeling
dull, at figures NC below prices Of last week.
The following are the rates current for the differ
Gnt grades: Extra. l,20O TO 1900 steer, 81 10;
good TO prime, 100 to 200, 80 2JdG 81; common
TO medium 900 To |, 100, q SO1G 90; bulls stays
and cows, 800 to 800 5Ot5 on; stock steer, $40
to 1000, - 25t575.
lloGs-ThG arrivals Of hogs to-day fair. The
market Ia still declining, and hut few sci ling.
Although the run Is not heavy, the supply ia 10
excess VI tho demands Prices arc l0dbl5e per
hundredl bs lower than last week, and the feeling
dull. The following are the quotations ruling to.
Lay: Extra Philadelphia s. %; good to prime
Philadelphia, vas to $50, 80 10; good TO prime
New York, 100 to 220. S.
RSmEEr-ThU run OF sheep this week to this
time has been heavy. ! he quality OF those ar.
irving good, The market Is bad and prices have
declined blnce last week 70 on tho best grades OF
clipped sheep aud wooded sheep selling at pretty
much the same, and hat few arriving. The
buyers ATE acting bearsh, and unless the arrl'
vas slick up tho prospect Ia that Q fnrther de-
cline will be experienced towards the last Of tho
week. Good 10 prime IS 10 90 MS, 50 25ff6 Is;
decent to fair, rs to 10 ibs Is qSGt5 3S; mean to
common, 10 to 70 MS, 81 7505 "; foot rot and
RCalawag, by tho head, 81 so clipped, 81 2S1b %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-18
CHICAGO Market.

CHICAGO, May II.
FLoUR-Firmer but unchanged, -HI.|
GHAIS-Wheat, No. . spring firm and %6.C
higher, 81 306l 30k cash; this afternoon dull Ut
81 29X cash. No. 2mlxed corn steady and quiet,
closed at 6ika6ikC; this afternoon dull Oats,
No. 2, A6tic higher, 49td15O1c. Rye No. 2 dull
Sc. Barley, No, = spring dull, SlGtS2C.
llI1HwINEs--strOhger, B8c T
PROyIsIONs-Wcak. Mess Pork SIS 751iG0C
cash; SO 761lB 90 May, Lard easier, 100 cash;
l0hc June. Dry Sailed Meats dull; shoulders
6j{05itc; short ribs 7ld07Sc. ...rI
hoGs-Opened active and closed dull, 81 400
420I, 800 a...... .rf.n
CATTLE Shade easier, &S806B87K.
RECEIPTs--FOr the past day, coo bbls flour;
900 bus wheat; 1863 0O0 bus corn; ~ loo bus oats
1000 bus rye; 100 bus barley; 1900 hogs.
BHIPMERTs--Last ~ hours; 5000 bbls flour; A.
600 bus wheat; 10000 bus corn; 1900 nus oats
LOO bus rye; 1900 head hogs co..
'FREIaHTs--1o Buffalo dIllatBXc on corn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-18
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesnle Market.


OFFICE Danny ISTELLlsESCER,
t~ Wednesday, Nay H.
Trade qaict and quotations generally IN
changed.
BrrTER-Inerrased supply and dull. wequOte
BAEISG PowEER-3sc per pound
BROoNs-Fancy, - - - % and 81 Is; plain,
BESSs-we quote prime navIc. at 81 7S6sOO
DHEn FRuIrs-Apples &c per ID for choice.
Peaches, lsSc per Id for quarters, and l5c for
/ halves.
FISH Lake Herring, g. 50; White Fish, IS 10;
No medium NaCkerel, s 80; No. medium,
e. 5Olt6 o.; full weight for Nos. 3 aud z, and
light weight at various prices, according to quail
lily In packages.
FLoUR-Unchanged. weQuo,e fancy at IS 80;
choice white wheat family, 81 25{D7 10; red wheat
family, ~. Rye Flour IS 65 u.
GHlAlss-WAsqt-$l 8 for No, red, aud 81 Is
OdtS-ln lair demand at Coo.
| GOrn-10c; In demand.
Ry6-PrimG TO choice, 75c,
| BdRsy-Firm at SO1t9Oc, for prime fall, aud
choice IL held at 3lt5c higher.
GRoCERIEs- Cogte-GOod to prime Rio at i7n
isSc; choice TO fancy at l9c,
| SgrUps-BaltmOrc, 55GsGOc; New York, GJlb7Oc;
Choice Drps, 75c. Ncworlcans Molasses-Nuw
crop, fair t0goOd, CSC; prime, Csc, choice, zoe
SHgdr-Rchned excited and advanced fully Nc;
Crushed, HAc; A Coffee, i3kc; u Coffee, l9Hc,
| Extra Coffee, i3Ac; New Orleans, new, i0N6
llj3c; Porto Rico and Cuba, l01llC; DemArara,
l2EC.
ftd-Gunpowder, 81 lbal Is; Young Tyson,
| 81 i06l 50 Black, 706s5c6tfI
@SGIs,C9IolInA prime: iOSLCHc common s "
Cloves, 2Oc. CassiA, b5c. .-.-.
GLAss-Flrst Quality sriO, Is 90; iOxi9, - %;
second quality sXiO, e. IS; l01l9, 81 q PET box
Of 20 feet, net prices. .F- ~"
GlSsESG-5Oc per pound.
HAY-7NO, Timothy, 81 0l(DlS OO por ton, and
lower grades Of ~ 0OlotGO 90 per ton.
NAILs-lOd to tod, $40; sd 10 ID, 81 rs; ID tn
| I'd, $500. 80 .f
ofLs- Lard-The market Is quiet, Extra eau
be bought at 81 o.
Carbon Standard brands may be quoted al
PROyIsIoSs-In fair demand at quotations.
BGcOa-ShOulders, Sc; Plain lIams, l41lbe;
Sugar Cured Hams, lJ0lSSc; Breakfast Bacon,
| i3c. Clear sides, lie.
Ness POrk-sales at t2l 90.
| Ldrd-QuIetat ll1l9c In tlerces, and lSSc In
kegs.
PoTAroEs-S a. COOL % for good.
SEEDs-Cl0yeF seed Is dull at 81 0O; Timothy,
s. 0OtG 90, Flaxseed, e1'76.
| SOnA-Best New Castle, In kegs, &c.
SoAP-FAmily, SIC; German, &c; Eastern, 100
l2c.
srARcH-64G9Xc; Maizena,, i26iic
snoT AND LEAD-BAr Lead iOc 4 pound; Shot,
a. 80 n bag. ais. 80. ...
sALT-Dairy, IS 95; Ohio River, q 10. 49,
SHUPP-70C; do, In boxes Of ak dozen, 1895.
ToRAoCO- Navy black, 69A1bo; dark los and
| rs, G5lbI5c; bright los, and lbs, 7G1S5c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-18
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW 1OHkt may lt'
Spring trade Ia about over and stocks Of staple
fabrics have not only held thelt price pretty well,
bnt are sold close up, at least there are no sur.
plus stocks to carry over. Dress goods In fancy
STYLES, however, are being closed out as usual to-
wards the end Of the season at reduced figures.
Woucn fabrics are not much sought after at pres
emf. Init light styles adapted 10 the wAn!s OF
riothlers, possessing any desirabillty are selling
to q fair extent at good enough prices, Ihat
heavy woOlens for autumn trade will open higher
4 almost certain. on account Of the meagre sup
ply Offering aud the extreme prices prevalent ioi
Faw material Printing cloths continue hrm ana
the demand Ia said To exceed the supply, but " >
4 speculative one among the reh printers. VINO
endeayOr once Int while 10 grind the email ones
10 the dust That cloths can be pfodnced atoSc
Il beyond doubt, and no print viii cost ovet ,c 10
produce, while many will not cost over NC, 20
tbat in any event printers can't very well force
up t6e price Of their goods beyond the present
rates at least II they do sales Will drag. hsaVy
hrna1 sheetines are depressed At lie for light
Weight and liXdsi9c for iull standards. The pet
lar class Of bleaehed muslins are steady anu hrIi,
A arc coiurrtl oottUns, at prices showing no OIL
terAtlnn from previous rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-18

LoulsyILLE, May II.
TOBACCO-Ncry active and Arm; Gales At 81 90
61 On; Tugs 81 1905 90; low 10 medium leaf 50 81
(Di2O 90. - l.L
CoTToN-QuIet and steady, mlddllnRs i5c.
FLOuR--QulGt hut very hrm, 80 g5DBm for
extra family.
ward tendency: sales 80 900 bushels red at 81 50.
Corn firm but quiet; shelled Csc. Rye firm, with
good demands; choice 81 10; sales 1900 bus
PROVISIONS quiet; sales OF 800 bbla mess
pork at SIT on. Bacon quiet but held steady;
bacon shoulders INC; clear rib shoulders g4c;
clear shoulders Ol(c. packed. Lard, demand fall
and market ARM prime leaf, In tlerces, lie; kegs
l9Nc Bulk shoulders GAc; clear rib shoulders
Nc; clear shoulders ShQtSS. Hams In fair de
mnnd sugar cured lie.
WmISRY-Quet aud steady at Csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-18
HOOfIand's German Tonic,

Was compounded for those not Inclined TO OF.
treme blttCrs, and Is lutended for use III cases
when some alcoholic stlmulant Is required In
connection with the tonic properties Of the Bltters
zach bottle the Tonic contains one bottle Of the
RUM, and favored In such manner thai the eI.
tremo bitterness Of the bitlors II overcome form.
Ing a preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
70 the palate, aud containing the medicinal ylr.
.ues Of the B!tters.. The price Of tho Tonic Is
30 per Bottle, which many persons think too
the rtimulnat used Ii guaranteed To be Of pure
quality. A poor article could DO furnished at q
cheaper price, but Is 1t not better TO pay little
more and have 4 good artclet A medicinal pre-
pnratiOn should contain none but the best ingro
compound, and be benefited byit, will most cor
lAlnIY hO cheated,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-18
Cincinnati Market.

-"..4Hu | CINCINNATI, May II.
CoTToS-Qulet and unchanged In every re-
spcct; middllHgs at i5h6Dl6kC. ll,. lH..
FLOUR-Demand fair and market lrm; family
at 50 5OftB 70. -.rTa- adj.
GRAN-Wheat, demand fair and prices Ad
yanced to a. 4G(ii ~ Corn, quiet and unchanged
In every respect ut sc. Rye, demand good at
full prices at $il0Slti 10. Oats quiet and un'
changed 10 every respect. Barley, demand faiT
and market ftm at 0Scd1l Is.
GROCERIEs-Plrm and IN good demand.
Ous-Unchanged.
RGGs-Dcmand good OF full pflces, lGc,
BuTTER-Dull and prices dropping, Reserve al
2212ic.
CnEEsE.-Qulet aud unchanged IN every re-
spect; factory at iiE0l5c.
PROyIsIONs-P opened firm but closed dull
at klB 7J(tlJOO. Lard dull and holders anxloul
TO sell; kettle 1t l0kc Bulk meats quiet and
weak. Shoulders AtGfb6is IgngH6gisc
WIIsKY-Demand far aud market iIrn at SSc