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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10. -BEEPClkTTrE--
The market this week has bean very dull,
more 80 than for several weeks past;
prices were fully Il lower Tor medium and
best grades, and sales were with difficulty
made at the decline. Common cattle
having about e4ehed their lowest figures,
suffered least ID the decline, and their
number was rather lighter than hereto.
fore, Rs droYers have found that losses
have almost invariably resulted lAttefly
from their, Shipment. There were some
very superior Christmas cattle, which
sold from ~ soto II 90, and tho tops
generally wefG In full supply .,And 81
superior quality. About ESQ head were
reshipped East without being offered
hero, and the balance left over unsold.
The opinion Is generally prevalent among
the dealers that operations next week will
be almost exclusively confined to. Thurs.
day, as Wednesday will be Christmas, and
but few cattle will have arrived on Tues;
day. q M l7- .sTg Z
Prices today tof Beef Cattle ranged as
follows: Best Beeves at SO 0OS7 IS;
that generally rated first quality "a 25a
0 0G medium or good fair quality 50 50a
4 %; Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen md
Cows Sc 00a3 30; inferior and lowest
grades Of Cattle 50 00a0 00-general ay-
etage Of the market to-day 81 81; extreme
range Of prices s. 00a7 IS, Most OF the
sales were from 81 90 to 5 25 per 100
lbs. OF the receipts GAS head came from
Ohio, 21S from West Virginia, FOL from
Virginia, and SO head from Masylaud
and 81 from, PennsylVanIaEtotal
receipts forthe week 2, 05S head, against
1884 last week, and 1906 head same time
last year. or the offerings 1852 head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, 2S9
head sold to spectators for Eastern mar
kets, PAS to York county dealers-to-
tai sales for tho week ,6l5 head, against
1850 last week, and ,29S head same time
last year.
SnEEp-The market generally Is well
supplied with very good Sheep, the num-
Der being fully as large asiast week; com.
mon Sheep are in rather light supply, but
in sufficient number for the, butchers, the
sal 8 Of these being very limited. Some
very choice Christmas Sheep sold during
the past week at 73s8 cts, but prices gen.
orally ranged at 4G6t cents per Id gross.
Stock Sheep are but little needed, and are
dull at $2a3 per head. Receipts this week
1900 head, against 2,91G last week, and
!, 19s head same timelast year.
HoaS-Owing TO the still further falling
oil III the receipts this week, and simply
on this account, prices have advanced &c
per ID since last week, and may be MAIN
tanned at the higher rates for few days;
but dealers generally have little conf.
dence in the stability OF prices, viewing
the rise as merely spssmodic on account
OF the light run, and anticipating that
fuller receipts will be on hand in a few
days, and the demand being only mod.
crate, prices must necessarily give way.
We quote at IS 75A6 25 per 100 lbs net,
and demand lair. Receipts this week
5 53l head, against 0t422 last week, and
1866 head same time last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23
A MAMMAL Of Health.

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BALTIMORE, December 21.-Flour-
Firm and in good demand, but uu-
changed. Wheat-Firm; choice white and
amber, 50 10a2 10; fair to prime do, 81 IS
q 3 O5i good to prime red, 81 95a2 05; com.
mon to fair do, 81 76a1 90. Corn
Quiet; mixed western, &c. Oats-Weak;
western mixed, 46s4sc; white, 49a50c,
Ryo-75a90. ProviSions-Dull and de.
clining; Mess Pork, $13 GOALS 80. Bulk.
meats-Dull and lower, shoulders. 4ta41c;
rib sides, 5ta5ic; clear, &c. Bacon
Dull; shoulders, &c; rib sides, stsstc;
clear, sc; new hams, 14al5c. Lard
Dull at 94c, Western Butter-Easier and
receipts better; choice roll, SOC. Whisky
firm at 81 90, 7-'' '.4 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

Ten Becsuses. "A hundred reasons
might be given why Lyons Katharion
should be used by every intelligent hu.
man being in preference to every other
preparation Tor the hair, but ten will
suffice. Here they are Because it nour.
ishes the tibres, multiples them and
makes them grow; because 1t thus pre-.
vents them from whitening and bleach.
ing; because 1t removes the scurf aud
dahdrutt which choke them as tares
choke the golden grain; because it keeps
tAe;scalp cool.and prevents eruptions; be.
cause It renders the hair as lustrous as
satin; because It makes # plant and
elastic; because it is fragrant and, de.
lightlul dressing; because Il does not soil
the pillow, the cap or the hat; because 1t
is!without rival IN cheapness, and be.
cause no other article sold for the same
purpose, in this or any other country,
'poSsesses'all or even one half Of these IN.
valuable properties sogsr. "a z 8 "A
CS Pimples on the face, Eruptious,
BlOtches, Scrolulous diseases and ali sores
arising from impure blood, are cured BY
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
'eod&w Jr 'a roarJl t9f.s,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23
New York DrH. Goods Market.

NEW YORK. December 2l.-BuAiness
continues quiet in all, branches. The
market for cotton goods Is frm, but prices
are generally unchanged. Low grades Of
brown cottons In better request Heavy
standards and fine browns ere fairly ac-
tive In first hands, who hold light stocks
and are sold ahead on some makes.
Ticks and stripes arc in demand; some
grades are higher and many styles are
well sold up. Woolens remain dull but
firm. Foreign goods are very quiet The
importations dress goods during the
week were nearly $e000000.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

CHICAGO, December 21.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Wheat-Dem6nd active
and prices advanced; No. /, $780, No.2,
81 10 cash; rejected 92c. Corn-0pened
firm, but closes dull; No. Q mixed SO4
cash; reiecteds29c. 0ats5-Demand tAir
and prices advanced; No, 9, 24tc; rejected
dull at 91a2lic Rye-No. 9, G6A66fc.
BArley-No. 3 fall Csc Proylsions-
Quiet and unchanged. Mess Pork nom.
inGl at Sf1 65 cash. Lard steady d
Sc 95a1 90 spot! MeRts'o an kinds M.
changed. Whisky-se4c. n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

CINCINNATI, December 21.-Flour-
Demand tair and markettrm Wheat
81 coal 50. rn-Mrket steady. Rye
Firm. Oats-Denand fair, and prices
advanced to 27a37c. Barley-Quiet and
unchanged. Groceries Steady and In
fair demand. oils-Firm. + Eggs-S4a
$50, Butter and Cheese Steady, Pro.
ytSions-Pork nominally unchanged.
Lard steady; steam 7aTtc. Bulk Meats
and Bacon quiet and unchanged. Green
Meats In fair demand; shoulders 3ta3Rc;
sides 4Sc.. Hams in good demand at 63a
Sic, Hogs-0losed active at 50 60a3 65.
Whiaky-SSc. 'sgEF-c ban 5E "a.
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Toledo market.

TOLEDO, December 21.-Flour-Mar-
ket steady with q moderate demand.
Wheat-1n good demand; No. ! white
Michigan 81 60; amber Michigan, cash
and seller January 81 SO; No. / red 81 OF;
No. . do 81 61R1 OIL. Com-Quiet;
new high mixed 364c: new low mixed
S6ic; new white SIC. Toe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
AARKETs- BY TEEEGRAPn.
Nov York money ANA stock Marke

NO" = yin EASA0I h4u SeOSA LuhAACLS
\ NEW York, December 91.-GoLD-
Dull throughout the day at lit to 1114
Rates for carrying to-day were 0, 8, ., 8,
4, per cent. Daily cleaIings 500 100000.
Specie export for the week. amounted TO
MoNEV-Was tper diem early in the
day. but declined to per cent. gold and
at the close declined to / per cent cur.
rency.
GovERNMENTs-Bond market has been
very dull without any new or interesting
features Treasury disbursement to-day
$780, 900 in anticipation Of the Janu-
airy interest on the public debt, also So
100 for the REDEMPTION Of 500 bonds -
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nTATE boNDs-Steady and very quiet.
Tie Bank statement IS unfavorahle and
shows net decrease Of $500, 175 in legal
reserve The banks now hold only $685..
ITO. above 25 per cent required by law.
sTocKs-There has been quiet feel.
ing in the stock market. With the excep-
ton Of short furry in Erie and Pacific
Mail during The morning tho market
would have proved dull and unintercst.
ing. Western Union and Union Pacific
were active and strong; ohios and Wa
bash rose ! tot per cent during the morn.
Ing, but lost the advance in late dealings.
The market closed without any change OF
note except that Western Union rose to
81; Pacific Mail remained at Is; Erie at
69E. The last sale was steady, London
quotation, however, which has been re-
ported 51all the afternoon, Is equal to
69ia62s, and It creates some considerable
wonder why the two prices do not agree
more closely, s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

AAAAe4.SssAASN W - GAE24GV W Qe0lln8t ", va.
! claim that II cannot DO eIcelled, lst, In pun.
y and quality; "a, In economy, because Il is
aEn and hard as sOan 90 made and will not shrint
when exposed 70 tho Atmosphere, Ike naoet
soaps DO. II wfll therefore Wish half a much
more o. the soaps NOW in market al the Rsme
price 50, For perfection In washing. You must
wash with Q pure, clean eoap cg you cannot have
clean, ghite clothes. Ds ~ Fduorits Soap and
you viii have no more trouble Rett1ne your
ciothes white and Aultless, and guarantee that
Nwtll not inlufe the AKIN or the most delicate
fabrics. 9Th, claim for L an ADVANTAGE oYef m
others IN that i viii bear leaving In water Tor 8
or 10 hours without injuring Il Other soaps are
tuaaered useless By forgetting them In 81 tuh
or basin AttSr uslng. Please enquire Of yotf
grocer for the FaV6EitN Soap, and you win ~
convinced that 1t d tho best, V. :
CAuTiSX.-RAch bar ID stamped 1lINsrs' aid
NtehdaleI' PavOeIt6 6O1p, RsGnUIdetIrSi b. r.
Manufactured Grd sold 81 wholesale By
sl ~ "' orr HOWARD REID, 81
,f- Soap and Candle Manufactasef,
6nRsy WhealiHK. W Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23
TOO, DEEP Fen THAT

"Yc,n aid Farmer Br6~l, " -,
B[ngtng ats hard AZ. AZ d?wScTi E1
"They say thAtmeu cAn,tAlk, A1@a5
From Pads TO Nov. York,
Enough the sanken cable.
"'Tts perfectly Gbtufd, :,
To hear RlDRle word, lsl
NomAn 10 able:
And us clGAr enough to me Z 49,
That this widespread mystery
ISatopliSh fable. SStll 5N.;h El
"THs nsEa We got ftoan Ronia t.aL
Isall made up at home,
IT'S my conviction; o. .7'-}7sl
And that, you see, will account $500.
POr the terrible amount - 81
or contradiction"
ayes" said Farmer Brown,
Bringing his hard 1At down p.
On that old oak tablet ri u -
my wife and have tried
The experiment; We tied PAU
A good stout bit OF cable
"To the fence, just over there,
And The rocker Of this chair;
And We cOuldn't do 1t, il-N ~ #@
Though we screamed ourselves as hoGrse
Az tree-toads; but OF coIrso 81 d
Not one word went throughlk.
"DOn't talk to me. Ipray, :,
or Trash news every day,
Through sunken cAhles; uy
Se4 yarns are long and tough,
Aud have heard enough
or such old fables" ,.... ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

= Isee enc Of your correspondents has
pitched into Nh Morrison, ,Oi FBraxton,
rather roughly. / must take issue with
sleebound," and say his remarks, IN my
opinion, arc 100 rough, entirely. Mi.
Morrison dld,an he could 70 tetain the
Capital atthis point, and whilst hiB 90.
tons were against the convictions d the
majority, YET thought his viewS on the
subject were expressed In q gentlemanly,
U not ID ! convincing, manner. make
these TetnaIh because I've been charged
with writing the letter, and I desire 70 set
myself right on the subject.
Whilst on this subject l desire to make
the dEnende, II any % necessary, 10 Mr.,
Floyd, Of Logan, Some Of his friends
think that my report Of his speech ON re-
considering the vote BY which the Capital
bill was rejected, was Intended TO ridtcule
him. l disclAim any such intention. Far
be II from me to say or do ANYTHING cal.
culAIedgto ridiculeSa man whose gray
hair Lemindsme o. therespect due his age.
Dir. Floyd Is . gentleman, in every sense
Of the term and man who would rather
lose his place in the House than be guilty
Of dlscourteSy to any one.
The Senate, in pursuance of 0 resolu-
ton adopted day before yesterday, to-day
drew for their terms. Twenty.iour slips
loi paper u with the figure 4 on them
and a like number with thetigure Q, were
placed In an open basket. The Senators
who had obtained the largest number Of
votes In their respective districts had the
first show In the drawing. Mr.. Jacob
was the ffstname called. he drew o slip
containing q number 2, 80 Mr.. Cunning
ham got the long term. Then, singular
to relate, the remaining eleven, coming
forward in rotation, drew each d sllp con.
tanning anumber 4. This looked very
singular indeed, that eleven men should
each draw the same number, one alter
the other. The following are the names
Of the lucky members, or unlucky, as you
may choose 10 term them.
LIST District-John Cunningham.
Sd District-B. W. Price. li'
Sd District-G. D. Camden.
4th District-D. D. johnson,
9Th District-P. @. Eastman.
9Th District-WinSton Shelton.
9Th District-Isaac E. Med Donald.
9Th District-H. N. Dickinson.
9th District-J. N. Bennett. -. rI
10th District-C. NJ. Bishop. 4tI'''.
e 18th District-R. B. sherrard.
12th DlstriCt-R. O. Gustin. ,'.r
This it will DO seen cuts our friend
Scott, Of Richie, out Of the' long term,
and leaves the Senators standing over
eleven Democrats toone Republican. But
IL Won't stand that way long, rr2Tb q
long lane that has no turning"
. The ice has not yet cleared from the
river, and 1t will probably be q week, even
II the present warm weather continues,
before the river will be. open for nayiga.
ton. ALPHA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23
POST, OFFICE REGISTER.

-. al which malls AFRO due and close Of the
az once Ia this city Prepared In accord
oes with the latest lime tables on the fAh'
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CHARLESTON.

Capital Prospect I'M the Senate.s.
Democratic Hatred ef Union Sob
dterS...CIericaI Expenses in the
HOuse.-SalVe for the Wounded.a
The D. awning In the Senate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
G. REAT
NORTH -
Yfng= & @agen=
faktorp
Hicbo! Airbcn,
ct. Tnnatus, Sadion Co., SOua.

{intn stsbrtsn gublifum ei,nt Jar grssss. eae in met.
atm G%tetItftmtnt ;sis tine srres Guswati rem gaasen une
spaata ,u hrfsn. uas iri6t aud aui 8easauna prompt une
biLia aneeertiet irtretn.
Yat artsu sen S4misefarbttsu rsreta pen esabtsn ar.
sdfern teferet une pirt sanS bspnsgt Aufn iamisit Der
RYarassr an pahssn. gbdesn unit fShaistn aderbaussrdts.
6shm seuibma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

Ieme. III f,irsm NiiIiFpipampisr, rei3u
auf benz @sss ua6 St.yruis mar, trus Gin Mann
elm fleines I9reisnbss Sinh bsrum II. CAB ii9 ale
Nlbs, paslelbr nit g8prtsn unp S9aufeln 3u
tsrubiSen.
Gin %iinssrsr, absr aulGrinsnt rei4er @ann,
ern has S6rsien ee5 ainpss tslGitigts, rief snp-
lid aus: ,g9o III tenn bic SHUTTER res ainbs8?
SITS bonn rc6t unp sr!aubt, cap tin Ipl9eS Sinh
cine game @sIsQianft frrtpatrenb ftprsn eart!"
ga trat Der Satsr, Der pns Sinh auf benz arme
bislt, an ben iunsrn Maun UNI Iastr: IS tbut
mir leic, eae ras Sinh sic itSrt absr unteH i'm
Boot liest Der Sars nit Der trrten SHUTTER. SStr
| e,b,a mad ct. Qpuis, NO mir frilber ~ssppbni
| ba6eu UNI cine S9psfer meiner psrtoretneH
5rau ppbnt, pis I9 trs arnen @arnss nnnsp'
men pia."
SstrpTn sOg i6 ter ian8e @fann 5urid.
! Ra6 einisen Wlinuten aber trait CT 3a ren &atsr
uap irnos. ibn o0nrf i'd raa aine sinr 9SetIs
umbsrtragsn?"
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3uTemburger Oa3cttc.

Streifcn selbsn yapieres rarseltsllt. gu bret
psridierensn Malm i'm Sabre wirc Zen aretsn,
nun Elm 5eit ptranifaltst, eas teibt &c wsreen au1
ibrsn Gritsrn Spriisu aufscteut, su rsren Sc
nub iis einselarsn wsrstn. Nd6 elmer Ssmissn
3sit, in Ter iu6 bic ! rotcn, renn ne rrlltsr, 'aff'
slIsn %fGnutsr, werpsn rieis Spti'en eann pisesr
fprtsencmmsn unb eie llctsrlctsneen ibeiltn I'D
in b%isielbsn. Gins ri,isr 5eft r%rtisnsts lld fir3
LID auf hem Zone Mruntain airbbets lei gan
6rar eisce. @otl al lc ipsendnntsn Grprtbwa-
gen purpen in &sauiitipn scisFt UNI ale bic ss-
bratcucn Stweine Sibner, Snten, Neis unc 1t'
aupre binausSuibaHtn, une msbr ais 100 Aut'
lten sGblte man in pti grc;riNpu. Yin Srt une
StsIe purpen ,urd6it prn tplen Sstltsrn GpTrr
parstbradt, carauf bic GbpGarsn dussterstttt, III
'eieltn bic Settler Der Gerlirrbenen selaeen, alter
lei Gusmpnicu in siusm rem r,ieen .3u'hduer
uuprrltSnelihsn Qeialtartr aufSslabrt, sann
wurrs piecsr auis,padt uup na6 Saule %strabrsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

Imerifdniid,. Wtr lr'en in peliitl1tn
Nc6isltlattcrn ~fclstne. 0ci0iGts bic faum
o~laublit ibeinen piires, ipsru Is nitt I'M Vanes
Der b~blsernen @usfatnuiie unp bpI;ernen S6in
fen paiilrt iein iOQt. nNis an in Irfan'
las etienbabnsn bau.. Stnlss Spt'
culdnten 9pu Der b,ribtaotu pari,i ,rrirtttn
ven Ter 0tgislatur cine llutsgitiBung yen $4,000
9pnrS per 10 Misi!sn iat cine Giitrbabn, mi!
Der 9sl.immuns, zap bic Sonps ui8t aass,Itslti
peyesn %eirit,n, bis p. S4i.nsn s,lsst ieitn.
lie Sprfulantsn singtn bin, brrStsn Eb snf
Giien fir 10 Wsiltm Sbisnen, l.steu %nislsltsn
unp lieBen Ib paiir b. $4,000 Spnes pom
Smat, ausltelsu, sann nabmsr lt bic SGisnsn
pisptr auf unp ls9ten pamil rit na6ten ~ Wtt-
len, ppfiir lie absrmals $4,000 Soncs ,rbi.ltsr
H.. |. I. bis 80 Msilsn selsgt Karen, pprduf It stt
10 Weil,u S6tsnm zen Gigtnthimeru ;uriid'
satsn, nit Rem gprea aber mad Hsp gort gin.
deu, le Serfauftsn uni rafir nun btrrli1 pne IN
6reuben l,bcn." That's the way the money
goes, ,lrc ramit srflGrt lb Der Grunpiag Der
2aciealen, bas Staatai6ulpen Elm Ss9m pts
Qanbs, q. +. fir bic Sprculartcn) ieisn.
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Spruhc Der @eibbeit.

0ese bic llntilcsn, bic man bir tbut aut ben
altar Der gsrsshenbeit.
gsder tu ma6f &suise pur6 &ilte; ais
Seblcm burd Strensc.
Is If lsi6t auf anpsrs bernispsritauen ; absr
auf it islbit, has 1T mas aneers.
MaBisfeit 1T frrperli&s Grpmisfsit.
Siel l9psrsr 1T &c as Mortyrer 81 leben, eenn
ais WartYrer su itsrben.
@sr piatIrli6 anpsrs i&Grist: tbut lt1 ieItft
ben srpetsn S6area an.
@rri6pencuu9 fruhlfuft beim lleterauie,
ipeit su @tittas bel Mianssl unp ;u 9faat bel
Der SGanee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
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TgiIoerbtupunG WtE S~SU{iuluNp.
@an4sm urirrsr geer it p;raei4t Ger Inter
ittcc ,lriiden German closed nails unp
German direct mails" unbsfarnt. 9iaGirben.
ess pirp bpfentli6 bic Sadie FLAIR nto6cn. gu
crit prlsn mir tsmsrfen, baB ba5 Ntttpcds
3ampil9iT BON gtsp gori bic ppit iar Gn8Ianp
unt pas 6silanb, sinialiebIi@ Der German clo-
sed mails' absr niat bic German direct mails'
fibrt. 0as Gpnnsritass 0ampfi1iF fibrt BIT
gpit fir England unp ras 6eit0nr, sinl<sbIi6
lptrpbl ser CLOSED mails" ais aub direct
nails.
Die CLOSED nails psrpen III England ab9e-
li,fsrt une bur9 England uuo Gpeer une oInra
mad SItrnbs peer Calais transpprtirt; bic direct
nails blriten ali 8prp, bis Der Stsanter in
Samburg ps,r Srsmen anfpmmt. @snn bstpe
mails auf Gin unn bsmIelbsn Steamer lnc, 10
ReQt Is Der llnt,rl@isb an 3eit auf %unssfdtr 80
Stunoen AZ @unlten Der closed mails".
5Gr 9riefe nit ren direct nails sdblt man
6, fir griefe nit rem ,,closed nails Z Gents.
Man brauGt uiat pprausSuSablsn, auS9snpmmsn
fir r~ssifrirte Srisis.