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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-28
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reflect that sound mind and body arc Tho most
niGCSsy requisites 70 promote COnnubal hap.
through life becomes weary pilPrimige, ia
prospect hourly darkens TO the View, ma mind
becomes ehadowed with despair and allied win
tho melancholy reelection that tho happinesS NJ
another beCOmlA hllphinh with nnr n,rl "
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When the Misguided and imprudent yoiaFy NJ
pieqasare nnds that he has lmblhn tho seeds OF
Ihls painful disease II too often Tappons thSt An
iittlned sense OF shame or dread OF discovery de-
cs, G nun M rom applying to those, who from odn.
NM aelay I'LL the constitutional symptomso Of
THIS h0rrid disease make their Appeafanre anch
o. liberated sore throat, diseased nose nSctuTna
PANE IN tho head and limbs, dlmness Of SIGHT
aeainess, NODES on the Bhin.bono and arms, pro
gresslng with frlghtful rapidly, iii Al ISst tbe
palate Of tho mouth or the bones OF the nose iail
III, hhG tne victim OF this awful disease becOmna
norr9 OBJECT o. commlBseratlOn, Till death puts
Petou 70 ne dreadful sufferings, by Sending
no tySypGe Undiscovered Country from whence
TtisaMELANCnoLY FACT that thousands
AL victims To this terrible disease owing to iho
an nnsEilllliness Of ignorant pretenderG, Who. by
LII LILY u ~ OF lnat DEADLY POISON, MERCURY,
miserable. ' ''''U"' VI NV
DIR. JOHNSTON.
OFFICE, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK arpRRr
LeIL hand SIDE going fiom baltimore street fow
name and number. W OO'V''0 tnO
w No letters received unless postpaId and
PSpsob" w,i,,I LAMP IhPuI 70 be used on the reply
up IN. o. hhdyertisement bling symptoms.
inc DOCTORS DIPLOMA hRngs n Ills 6fice.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
me many thousandS cured at this establIsh
ment within the last twenty years, and tho mn.
meL0us Important surgical operations performed
~ " johnston, witnessed by the Reporters Of
XSicS IA, aI Hlr many other papers, notices Of
public, besides his Standing as q gentleman nj
character and rospOchbIlIty, iB q suIlcicnt 1uay.
antee 70 the AFFLICTED. GUAR
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov 27.-FLouR-Dhll
and prices shade lower; family 50 Goa
600. .
GRAIN-Wheat-Market steady with
moderate demand; red 81 42a1 45. Corn
Demand fair and market firm at 44a
Acc. Rye-7saSOc. Oats-8Ga4Oc. Bar.
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600.
GRATN-Wheat-Market steady with a
moderate demand; red 81 42a1 As. Corn
Demand fair and market firm at 44a
Acc. Rye-79a90c. 0ats-S0a40C. Bar.
ley--75a85c. b
GRoCERfEB-Dull and unchanged.
PRovIaoNs-Demand light but holders
firm, old $12 30; new $i9 IS. Lard
Steam Sia9sc. Bulk Meats-Full prices
asked but no demand; shoulders &c; sides
0a8tc. Bacon-Demand light but hol
ders firm, sales Of new shoulders at &c;
new sides clear rib TIC.
Hods-Excited and prices higher; com.
mon "a 90, Receipts for the last two
days 10000.
WHtsKY-D Demand good at full prices
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YoRK, November 27.-Thc mar.
ketremains quiet, but raw materials are
in light stock and commanding high pri.
ces, quotations remain substantially un.
changed; Atlantic A sheeting, unbleached,
19c, do. II 12tc, do. O lie, do. D 11ic, do
superhne 12C, Augusta 11ta12c, do 80
inch 10ic, AndrosCoggin "a shifting 35C,
do. 1914 do. zoe, Continental G 12tc,
Nevada A 1lic, Hope bleached muslin
14c, do. SO inch do. 14tc, j. s. W. Slater
do i3tC, Ballou & Son do. 1910, Fruit of
the Loom do. 17c, Howe No. 3 do. 15c,
Amoskeag A A brown canton hannels
27lc, do. A do, 2ic, do. bleaChed do 21Ic,
Fremont II do lac, do. X do 2ic, Nashavi
x X brown do. 22c, do X X bleacled do.
$50, Richmonds & Sprague's fancy prints
1iIc, Washington pinks1sIc,do robes and
puppies 100, and Simpsons mourning
prints lie. .N..l f
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, November 27.-FLoUh-
Dull and prices have declined; western
snperane, 80 00a8 81; extra, 81 OOa7 81;
family, "a GOaS 90 10 ".
GRLIN-Wheat-Dull; Ohio and In.
diana, 81 Seal 90. COrn-Dull; southern
white, 6Sa79c; new yellow, 0sa71c; mixed
western, 7Sc. Oats-Steady at 50a5lc.
pRONIsIoNs -Bacon-Sides at SIC; do
clear rib, sia9icj sugar cured hams, l5ca
1Gc. Lafl-Qniet at 10c. .. 90
BUTTRR-Western inactive; choice rolls
WnaKY--apod demand at 04la0jC.
Milwaukee Market.
MnwAuKEB, NOV. q. -FtouR-Dull
and prices shade lower. . 81
GRAIN Wheat-r Dull and prices
shade lower; No. ! Milwaukee 81 81;
No. 3 do 81 1874. 0ats--Fair demand,
but at lower rates; No. 2, 82c. Corn
Market steady; No Q mixed 4lc. Rye
No /, 62c. Barley-Du1 at b7tC for No.
2 fall
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THE MARKETS.
ICarefully Reported for The TRIBUNE |

TCsrefully Reported for The TRIBUNE -
TUESDAY. jan II. ls1l
AsIBSPots moderately active at sc $50 81 & Pearls are dull
and uoin.Dsl ~ SO i5d 80 25
BUILDING MATERALSTbe dclnsnd for most all descriptions
coming this beading las been only moderate and pees are Ntho9t
special change. We quote; ,-,,,,,, =, D..o
Bnenos hyres mixed lschl %S dZS
Pale y pM......... SIS asa IS 90 Hog Western Unwashet
" Il. H..PM. 8WG CO.. currency ',..'''''.''u an
Jency y........s... l01 NI LINE
Cotton Fronts p NJ 10 WGl5 o. Common, v bb...s.,..&l 20
Philadelphia Pront 20 OpdaO 0O Lump, v %
iIaths, Eastern, y M......... 3 %
RosenLale u bbl..... dSl so
Nova Scotia y tun. 90 c0f4 90
Rio Grande mixed, gold Nova Scotia b., y tun mG3 20
b... ..............d3 Gale EastSCiY un. tod2 20
Broom CORN has been in fair demand and without
pon change s Of u tuns Western. Indiana Green st 3c
Mixed Tennessee lat ucton) 2e b Red at JG
Mixed 4d5c Medium Green 5d6o aud Hah at idIle
have been in limited demand sl 5oa 81 rs doeu
BRSrES whout important dull 45c %
~ 50 for American Gray and White.
BEhSNAAs dul and nominal o. 2d1c for fslow
Sout e ~ and Western.
COTONThe market has been less active and weak throughout
under less encouraging s from abroad and Quotations are about &c
lower weak with fir offerings Of all grades except choice
o, sales are us es o which 2Ie lae were ." last eyang aud
II bale. for eeaaion and us bales IN transit FUTURES have
Interesting, sales, last evening 20 bales FOR January at lS
500 Tor February Is 3l6a3ic; Loo for March at 3i t
GEO for April At sie today oo for Janaa at ~ al'r 1000 for
gethe "a l36al5 800 for March letalSe and loo for
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
SECOND BOARD, 1 +. VI.
gu, OF Stou Bond-RdToci BondBdrk ana Iorodd-'pfes'
TUESDAY. JAM T-P. N.
The stock market. Notwithstanding the sharp

The stock market. nOtwithstandlng the shaTp
movement In money, has been strong, and prices since
the opening have advanced the general list There
was a moderate but wel-distributed movement during
the early part OF the day, but more activity was i'm
parted Ia the market after the o'clock Board especially
in NewYorl Central Lake Shore Northwest Preferred
Rock Island 81. Paul, and Western Union Telegraph
which latter was the leading feature Of the day. the
stock advancing late sales 70 47; Tho Hannibal and
and St. Joseph shares active throughout the day.
and the range IL given below Among the less prom
inent stocks Alton and Tce Haute Preferred advanced
TO 50; Morris and Esacx selling at So ssh Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western IGt; and Columbus, Chicago
and indianapolis Central at ls. Union Pacific was
strong al 1IsgiiL Miscellaneous shares, other than
Western Union, were DUH Express shares were rather
more active with sales of United States at 81 American
~; and Adams, CO.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
coleman BenedIct,s closing quotations were:

The striDgcncy in money, remarked yesterday, has
to-day symptoms of aleyation and the general
rate on railway collaterals sharp per cent in
coin though the Government houses accommodated
at the legal IN currency. The parties engaged in
this disreputabe scheme of forcing up rates the
who hitherto been engaged in such operations and
have their object the decline Of stocks Deprived OF
aid which they had calculated upon and to which
reference made this morning the combination have
redoubed their exertons though yet to-day hear
commissions, 1t being doubtless the design of the
clique to keep within the law. Tie Clearing
statement this morning indicates the extent TO
which the present movement is being carried. promi
nan walst. bank standing creditor in the OF $780,
600 which, report has 1t this afternoon, will
he increased s3,OOo0O0 tomorrow, when money
Is expected to command higher rates. AZ
ter the close OF bank hours money
sblc at and percent Considering that the natural
Of money is toward easier rates. the Of
exchange ruling in favor of the city, the present scheme
cannot be too severely deprecated Transactions in
mercia paper checked though rates nomnay as
suhi
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"wEATHER-TELEGRAMs AND STORM FORECASTS BY THR
AMERICAN SIGNAL SERVICE" giving English
Warnings" mi Showing U s. Government
"THB NEw.YORK MERCANTILE LIBRARY" BY Mr. Hssssrl
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Of the largest lending library the United entirely
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SOMETHING ABOUT BALLOONS" atimey and interesting Ar
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very thorough valuable paper by Prof Baird ON THR
WRENCH CONQUEST OF LORRAINE AND ALSACE." with Map
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"THB BONDAGE oP THE PULPIT" Mr. wilkinsons second
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GAIL HAMLTONs lively and eharae,en,lc article CONFER
KNEE WRONG SIDE 0UTh
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Articles By DI HOLLAND on CANADA AND SAINT DOMINGO
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The gold market presents features tho volume
OF business being Of about the amount and sales
principally at llOtallos, though the price momentary
reached lOi The rates paid having balances carried
indicate the higher charges for money; these were
currency, and aud per cent, gold, per annum and
1872 OF per cent per diem The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank was follows: Gold
cleared, $3ss40Oo; gold balances, S9ls727 and cur
rency balances, $2.l32So The following are the quo
fufio
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

Offered. Asked.

Railroad bonds were quiet, except on the Pacific mort
cages These strong and In good investment in
qury for Central Pacics which sold in large amounts
at oO,09Os Union Pacific lists sold at ISL and incomes
Mt .Oa,. Rock Island rs quiet at o. and Cleve-
land Columbus and Indiana Central lists at 49, The fol-
loy,po were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

~" INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LoAN.-The Bonds are Sc
cured by mortgage over 205 miles of completed rail
way from Indianapolis, Ind, west to Pekin, H.,
which has a large equipment and is doing large
and RAPIDLY increasing business. The Road connects
with most Of the leading lines to the Atlantic and
Pacific, making central trunk route from ocean to
ocean sixty miles shorter than any other route.
The Bonds have nearly all been marketed during
construction. The few remaining we offer at 92s
and interest, in currency. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, ii Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

CoFFEEThe stock Of Rio held by importers In The unted stats
this 65l bsgs including 800 az Galveston fV
Mobile Savannah 1896 Baltimore and 20 53 At th port
The quotations follows; bond Od ut 9l or
l0 ale for fair do 0l2c for good d d ~
3!e prime do The extreme invoices, duty paid SGIoc
The market little better Supplied bat l the Offering not ng
and with generally fair demand from The trade strong unSnl Tens
are very ordinary grades fair upps
irregular. Java, l8d9tc Marsesbo l9dIS snd 9gnys
gold The general business to-day has been qe o~s
pa moderate offerings holders are very rm WIN sales .. ~
bars RIO CITY OF Rio Japes which has recently
COAThe demand has improved for local and me msfte mas
ruled sdy The high prices asked check the demand of VIC East
The trade and thus Tar the esn
below that Of former sales om yaN % -
a ~ 20 Der tan Foreign is steady . ,----t--r -
CANDLLS1he been
changed, Aiamsnne M dtc ioE ID o. sperm ~ &c.
and Patent do Ddic, cash.
DRUGS AND DYES are very quiet but prices without much
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

BANKING House, FARNIAM, GILBERT N Co.,
s WAII-ST, NEw-YORK, Jan. II, 1871.
GEORGE A. WICKs ceased to have any interest IN,
OF connection with, our business January |, 1871:
FARNHAM, GILBERT q Co.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. OF Iowa, TREAsrRERs
OFFICE, % PISE-sT., NEw-YoRK, Jan. Il, 1871.
The Central Railroad Company of Iowa have built
and equipped 1SO miles of new road through the
richest portion of Iowa, thus opening the first
through route across the State from north to SOUTH
Parties desiring to invest in First Mortgage per
cent Gold Bonds. upon a finished railroad, issued at
the rate of only $4,000 to the mile, and offered at 30
and accrued interest in currency, are invited to send
to this Office and obtain pamphlet, with full par
hculaTs.
Parties exchanging Governments for these Bonds
will receive about onc-ird more interest upon the
investment w. B. SHATTUCK, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF specle
from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending Jan. IT, 1871, was s., ,eO7,757.
The Philadelphia stock market was firm to-day. Penn
sylvania State 6 third issue, sold at 1861; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad. 27: Reading Railroad 49s; ana rehh
sylyania Railroad, 62. Gold closed at 1i0i.
Adrian H. Muller will sell Saturday, 21st INST, py
order OF Executors of John Astyne, deceased largo
nmnnnt OF valuable Bank and Railway shares.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT
CONSOLIDATED FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
A limited amount for sale at 90 and accrued inter-
est by j. Il. ALEXANDER & Co., 10 Nassau-st.
JOHN j. CISCO g. Son, 50 WaIl-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18


Son :, III ~ es 10DsC % Oiio Ind. H. Srp s5 f8e
y, a..,............ 4 ma - O,io togadboop. ET
(Shppinzi..... ffH =
go IN tr,n. & 5iDho Trade bros.
(Fancy doD..... 731 6YlNEte Mte.L s..''
S )ping ES Z J1d ~ c.io ina ~. a,-'- - .
Good choice rpnoe ltoile ~ a 20 9,..' ,,g + y
ErfTas"... D 1VU w ~ ift'f' ~
Iowa Ext D aS1 81 ~ i"9' Don " ~ ty ~
Ixnl hlheT inGiaaa, ~ i""s' A.Itt.
anI Aich D tO6 - p'ht.ss i'1.t =
,1ern Fonr Genri in part or fo,'h rf aghay
,sbc, cicei. Irket c ng rly aei sni ofgi .c 10
b5lL We quote ,.-..,... 81. e.g.sr,s
Bait Alex. and Geor7,toHn, tnirei ', sc,l ,l9'F -
Rsi AIcv and Ceorte,ovr. Eztra ant ismiF .1H -
Froiencssl arg and Petersburg 'pnh'y y'''''''''"
Richmond Country EHtra. 6t n
Cieorrl ami EI;r7 AMI Ftnlf o ~
Rye Fioar steady aud Ia g0oi request 'D' '' " % 10
quO'e D.. og.rs n
Tgr lui at SO lOa 80 ~ or state aa1 60 l'DtJ -
for Pe1nsylyans. . ,,o, ,,,. t.e,.t,.. o., an.
Choice Western at - 25 We quote; y.4t.n
Corn Meal Jersey. ~ J00 - torn Meal DI ~
Corn heal, goa 81 = I. IeSl Df We ." 80
Corr Meal West W. 3 01 75l . -, go, 90. u.
Bag Mesi-we quote follows; Fine Whit, @ I'nTt - si.
81 Coarsc, ~ %. NpD "i'' -
81 20 AMI Ground Feed At 81 3oH 81 ~. ,-- -
moderate request sud prefs are s~ii '
1aac5 arc landr mir are nouin
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the inquiry being far under sight present nd prostye syss es
ii0l sell dong 10 Family gs iof fsg
America; the her Ne low gfasi sales lso
~ w.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
THE MONEY MAtKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-iTsr cALL'
lOt O'clock A. VI;
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TIT. popular Political prepared with great care
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

Of all kinds remains quite duL fIe is<
old lots and buyers generally are holding or i ne
crop prices Qao.ed omewbst nominal Cuba 4Se
Porto Rice a595sc aud English Elsnd 2564c Domestic IN
assorted sh somewhat uncertain nns
snIOus heEeooei az te e tbn
general g the only sales rpoto beng DOS
NwOreeus 6Jd7oc and at sncton t bb. at tG@IZe esh
NAVAL SrORES-Spnts Tupentne Is without further movement
supply and 6m at &c yard There 80 sIt,ey
Rosins Of all kinds bat prices OF s'rnncl slow r
seaduess; ~ Is ia bid ior Common. and 81 Ad % asked ti
Conmon 70 IS quoted ~ 33G ~ Z. Tar = Inactive
hut 6rm at for ehingon and Wilmington me CITY
81 3D. delivered The exports to-day include ~ bo kosn io'
LonCon.
OS-Cude Fish qne and prices without quo'abs
change Manufactured dull and prices nominal Menhatn
oil auet Lnsed ta been Gull bat
much the quote at o. as fer casks, and ste D.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

81 25ds3s So -,
lo 81. Fi%s NJ. Zee 5s
Mess s22 fer New s;s s:s g p Prs q
Ms hs business s If; tr S ,sa' ., dssTy !, Ign 2, IS 10 % a
Sg . Beef See fa fS1'sI Ss s@ snd 1nf Sd i so &
IsIce Beef M demand aI9 pSss s,s sc slS'Gy % II; s
s2s@ r;. sa 50 p 70. Pas M n Mes IS ana ID, Ss Fs, , S @ Bet % ~
steady sni in fair sales 2S9 5os {, 20 49, -, ~ = M
and 80 pgs Sr Sss ssgae s1 as sss a, o Tor w1
shn c1I ss''e 40 P a. isi, To- Ea.I ard Ce-a
Dressed Hogs good demand ard friees az b1n q {. I
sas s1.. tor .5i G .lc ' .S. IN. & ies e. . S SS ' s
No Il Rtss Tor & Gg y, psls5rt ~ or m 70 I Is1 % 2
PBIRoLEUaThere has been rather more irqr ~ 'ul ~ o..
Sy sS5 sS % ' :. aPSS sss Sesas Sns I$ A
a. Upper ard g Lower ht ,s' s
demand for export and = frm ,ses er9 q ~ s
stlsicS he export. ;o,y include $3.50 Giri G.yse s
higher Suoe s'S o the receipts Asr were; h'sn' '' i
RicE-Ths stock being 81, in iObb hands the fss. a.;
very strong and prees aset though haf e '
Sso SSs1.na las, s. : Gai q sS5c rsM
,s a he s Of y spsSe[ S asa s in S 1 s ~
pretty steady and refrain from b.sh iae + % g. ~
way sppe,Iaaee othe crop arrivals have ety
a' ss % es ss: %s @ S of bs . @s SS. Gs s W vac
.So9 srsS.s sS Sa s aud N No. b., = S & ar s s:
s.rtaiqos a. p,a'. PHce also oo sot', r'a e. = ,5s 1sT
gGea d; a !, y, lsc e, ,Ias i2Si':e ff Witt % @~
lie 10 Calcutta Lnsee Is frm with little os,n - - ~
gold. 81 Gsys Timothy is qtaei but steady. - -.
sOAP-rhe market for Castle yegy gn,' ir &c" w
chsngei sales ), lol
STEARIN fairly active and frner VI 80 ff te'
l3Ic.; aud 50 tcS, spot. lJc. , 80.
ToBA,Co-Ilere good demand for X tac,! le4i 'l' "
urey for ,he home trade export huyirg yey htc We t ~
Per po1ni p,yy PosnS Per lounL PrI io ~
Frosted Llgs.. 6tG bs God Leaf 80. FL y, of -
Sound Iugs.. I a * 7lq O. lSn. LeaG D. 4li eiett,
Common Leaf. 1id Il 8'4 lsetcions .u di- ti' ~
Medium Leaf. 81 D slal0 -. =,
Seed Leaf has sold aiely L.ss are tm We .
lsd loc. for connectcu, Piles. p far do ee'
for Wrappers; Newlork Hlers, 1. ilAc.. DO s1s o. e.
aud do Wrapper, ed5Sc Ohio ar len1syysra l'h e -
Ia ioc DO assorted lots 8cgo.i do WnPe's ~" fes
tlfei IA lr demAd am arm r prci quote M ~' ID III srs
Bach Work, tdlSc, - ne hng. Gui "" t ~.
brg WORK, . Qlc common "a nchIn, t1d I'D . pr t. ,
Fotgu quiet AID without eri4e1iar chauge l-sh @ ~ 60.
taia AZ 's10o2lc for Common, ass .l ~ 81 - '-' "
81 6.c. tor Cat and Sc 81 u Tor III Cue ,ate
IALLOW rather lratr -ai ae.fei sales i-'N ' 90 |
0d la.ltf.
WOOI-F.eee WOODS are n y,,l cqses frou mauueasce1 ~ p
advance Az pr,es srs @ gata faAo so0s Ais 10 .Ss''