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Interior Cotton markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
~2.s CHESTER, April 10
But little cotton Offering; ordinary 1sH good
ordinary zoe, low mlddlings 2oxc, mlaolngs
49, eoSoU - GREENv1LLE, April 10.
Cotton Is selling to-day at 2ls2ohc. ,n
-. YoRKvILLB, April 10.
Cotton Is quoted at II to zoe. ~,
Sales for the week 200 bales, at an advance OF
10. over last week. We quote midding 81 &c
N" CoLuuBUs,- April 10
Our market Is quiet: middlings 2lHc; recelpg
for I've days So7 bales. against 2s6 isst week anu
200 correspondfnp week 1871. Shipments same
dsv ana against i7s and 66I. sales 20 bales; re.
ceipts los bales; shipments 2ls bales.
Our market is firm to-day, viz: Good ordinary
Gle, strict good ordinary EXC, low mloanng
q Ha2lXc.
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a. Persons deposlting letters in the Poslolrice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp a le'-
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sept to the Dead
Letter ONCE.
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New, York Naval stores Market.

The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to day "a Dds
rosin,. SPLITS turpenttne are unsettled ana &C.
cidedly lower, with a light business ~ ,ae u q
shsenea Of demand is given as the cause OF the
break in prices. Sales 400 bbls at CSC; l2S on pr;
yste terms, but supposed to be under CSC, ana
about so bbls in lots from doSk az ots ah9 M ss "
assc far mer hantsble order. Resins are more
sctiye, but prices remain steady. sales iase . iass
night IL about Ii, 900, and to-day 1000 o6ls straln
ed at Ga, and 400 bills pale at S. SCAT; IN Cs[ NC
hear OF ESQ bbls Wilmington al 50. fucu quie' "'
as 50..--. z
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LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Exports.
y PHarmrApK1pH1l-Per steamship wilmington-l14
bales cotton, 1876 bales domesttcs and goods, go
tierces rice, 1874 bbls naval stores, IL toEs OLD
NEW HAvEN-Per schr 8 G H8rt-l50, 900 feet or
timber, 70, 900 feet flooring boards.
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Abrams, Mr.. \
Addison, Har
riett
Adams, Har
riett
| Alexander, Ma
ria
| on, Ma
ria
Baker, Jno E
| Burton Jane
| BaX er, Julia E
| Bnnnell, Rache
Beaton, Sarah
kBelitzer, i Ger
trude
| BelltZer, Mrs @
| Bowick, Kate
| B'own, Mrs "a
Brown, Mary
Jane
Brewer, Mrs ]
A
| Brown, Mrs ] ]
| Brown, Betsey
| W Mary
Brown, Mrs Il
Rrad1av MQppfI
Bradley, Maggl
Brian, Martha
| Burro vs., Mar!
"A
Busch, Cattle
rlue
Cammer, Nils
L
Carmody, Mis-
Johanna
Carroll, sarah
Casey, Miss {
A
Chestnut Lizzie
Chapman, Miss
G P
Chaplin, Mrs F
Cleyelanand,
Mrs n E
Collins, Salne
Cornelius, Eliza
beth
Coates, Saun
Cohen, Rose
Connils, Eliza
Colesby, Ellen
Croghan, Kate
Dawson, Miss {
DsArcy, Kate
De8s, Jane
| Doyle, Mrs E
DrayEon, Marii
Edwards, Mrl
John
Emanuel, Ma
than
Fabian, II ss .
F
FerrIll, Miss II J
Fleming, Phllis
Fleming, MISS
Sallie
Fowler, Maria
Francis, Mrs
Gadsden, Mol.
lie
GerdeG, Mrs q
General, Miss s
Cling, Dora
Gloden, Char-
lotte
Clock, Lima
Grtmke, Eliza c
Gray, Jane
Gregg, Re b
Grahamm,
Maria
Hawkins, S
HangliR, Mrs
Thomas
HarbGs, Caro-
line
Harris, Isebella
Haseltine,' Mrs
Al
Hazel, Lavlnia
Hill, Julia
Hilken, Anna
Home, Francis
Holeton, Mary
Hubert. Matilda
Hunt, Margret
jackson, Binah
jackson, AIDE
line
Jenkins, Ida E
Jervey. AnDett
Johnston, Char.
lotte
Johnson, Mrs E
j
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April IL.
Arrived, steamship France.
MEMORANDA.

:: MEMORANDA.
. The schr Old Chad. McClintock, from Havana
for Charleston, ppt;lnto Key West on the 9th inst,
leaking badly. She will repair before she pro-
cesds.
The brig David B Doaue, Veasie. from Bucks.
vile, S q, arriv. d at Philadelphia 9Th Inst.
The bark Agn's Campbell, Landry, sailed from
Bull River, S G, 18th instant.
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Reed, Mrs inc
III
|Reeder, Matilda
Richardson Ju'
dy :
Richardson,
CarOliLe
Richardson Mrs
Richsrdson Mrs
son,
ClRrinda
Richardson,
Phiobe
RIvorl R01n
RldT, Eliza
Riley, Sarah
Roberts,, Mrs A
Roberts,, Mar.
greet
Roberts, Valerla
Roberts, Mary
ANtSA
RobIn MITE
Joseph A
Mary
M
Rose, Mrs Fl a
Rose Emma
Rodgers, Mrs P
Rodgers, Susan
Rodgers, NATL.
da
dodgers. Mrs q
Ronte, Miss X K
Rotmeaur, Ida
'Rodrigues, &c.
liza
Rutledge. Maria
Rutledge. Rose
Ryan, Bridget
Solomons, An.
ME L
.Salvo, Madam
Sallers, abby
n
schmidt, Caro-.
line
Sheridan, Mary
|Sigwald, Lena
Nancy
|Stmms, Mary l.
summons, Rose
SIN alls, Mrs B F
NTH, Mrs HI
Smith, Mrs E
smith. Mrs II
Smythe, Clarln-
da
Smashe Annie
NJ
Smsshen, Maria
Strouble, Har.
S b. Annie
Cathe-
rIne
Simmons, Mar
greet
Thomson Flor
enoe
st
Julien
Thompson, Ju.
liza
Nancy
Traner, Mary ]
Purner, Henriet.
Ia
rurpin, Miss FL.
len
Mary
T~rsrrell, Ann
VandlVer, Mar.
tina
Vergln, Emillne
Won. Phoebe
Walker, Corne
liza n
Wells, Anna II
West, Emma
West, F II
Wescots, Fam
Weldon, Sarah
A
Werthenn, En-.
stein
Weideau, Mrs E
White, Fannie
Whtte,Abble
Whit, Louiea
Whyley,D Die
Will 10, Margret
Williams, Emma
Williams, Fan.
ME
Williams, Mrs B
Ii
Williams, BEETLE
y illlamson, Eli
"a
Yirkes, Hattie
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HallrDa0s .
G~AYANNAH AND CHARLESTON
y RAILROAD.

CHARLESTON, March 80, 1872.
On and after SUNDAY, March 8lst, the Pas.
senger Trains on this RDad will run as follows:
" EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Charlest q $50 P. II.
Arrive az savannah daily ............. 9.45 T. II.
Leave Savannah .dally.................1l30 P. N.
Arrive at Charleston daily ........ 7.20 A. II.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. Sundays excepted. 8.15 A. II.
ArrIve at Savannah, Sundays excepted. Ais P. n.
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 800 A. II.
Arrive at Charleston, Sundays excited. 4.o5 P.M
ing to points In Florida and BY Savannah line O!
steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch given to
freights for Beaufort and points on Port Roya'
Tickets on sale at this of1ce for Beaufort over
Port Royal Railroad. y. 8. GADSDEN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
s. O. BOYLSTON, GenI Ft. and Ticket Agent.
april
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WoMEN,S LIST.

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F
Johnson, Mrs Al
Jones, Mrs O II
n Mrs FAM
ny
Jones, Mrs F n
Jones, Hager
Johnson, Ma
rlah
Kinlow, Libby |
Long, Eorah
Labate, Irene
Legree, Rose
Legare, Mrs u
Luis, Sarah
Lighwood, Mary
Lee. MIS- Mary.
Livingston, Ell
len
Lindsey, Eliza
beth
Locke, Rose
10y, Catherine
lockwood, AMI
ME
Lockwood, Mrs
Willie
Lockwood, Lau.|
"a A
Mrs York
Martha
Logan. Julia
Lyman, Mrs d
May burg, Mrs
sophia |.
u, Miss L |
Madden, Cathe.I.
rine
Mcmahon, EN-
? ma
Martin, Rose Nj,
Meyers, Gussie
addiction, Ma
ria |
MIler, Mrs Jane
j.
Mitchell, Emms
uixen, Lucinda
Morris Miss Anil
ME
Morrison, Jen-I
Mullyaney, MAJ
ria
Mrs Da.|
vid |,
Mcfarland, Miss
sarah
McKinlay, Geor.I
Ria @
Jane
Milllb gs, Maria
O
Nielsen. Miss
Lou e
Nelson, Martial,
Nels Mrs f Nj.
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Nolen, Mrs |
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Maria Il
Mrs MAJ
'thias II
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Anna
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'arker. Racbael1
Miss ST
PERKINS, Helen
'erkins, Mrs HiN
B II
Perry, Mrs Maryl'
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LA
Potter, Mrs An.
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'yalt, Martha !
Eliza.'
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Reed, Ella \
Reed, Heneret-
Ia
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X q N A & D L I N E..
The British and North American @f$S.
Royal Mail Steamships, between NeWS
York and Liverpool.
FSOI NEW YORK.
JAVA, WEDNESDAY. 10th April:
CHINA, WEDNESDAY, 18th april:
RUSSIA, WEDSE. DAY, 2ith April.
CUBA, WEDNESDAY, 1st May.
FROM BOSTON.
PARTHIA, SATURDAY. 9Th April.
PALMYRA. SATURDAY. 18th April.
= OILY aPUS, TUESDAY, 23d April.
SIBEnIA, TUESDAY. 3)th April.
SAMARIa, TUESDAY, It'll Nav.
Rates OF Passage-Cabin. $50, 500 and $3.50,
gold, according TO accOmmo ,ation. Tickets to
Paris Sis; gold, additional. Return Tickets on
favorable terms. Storage, $50, currency.
Steersge Tickets from Liverpool and Queens
" and all parts Of Europe, at lowest rates.
For Passage, apply TO
Adgers South Wharf and East Bay.
mch2S. thStQlmO
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| ledge tNo 29) Il
Alexander d
Russell
Aston, Solomon
Aueler, Henry.
Attles, " A
Behrens, F W |
Benson. b
Beausang, L F
BecaH, Alfred
Blake, 8 G |.
Blair, T N
BoIkip, John
Bray, VIM n
Buce, p II
Drummer, J b
Briggs. D
Braid, is
B~runnings, Johl..
Henry
Brush, Jno T |
Broderlck, Pat !
Brewer. Mar /
shall L
Brown, Robert +
Brown, Mack
Burger, VIM u.
l. Burns, VIM II
Rutlpr. Cherry n
Butt, Thomas v
Butler, Thomas
BuSd, F II "
Byers, OIL u
Carter, Ii J
Callahan. 3 u
Capers, Charles
O,rragner, has J
Casey, Thomas
ChiS0lm, JQo J
Chlch. ster. W JEJ
Chase, " B E y
| Chevaller, Franz
co.'s n
Cherry, Samuel !
Choen, A b
Clark, David
Clark. Andrew Z
IClOQuttt, ThoB
Coates, Derrick s
d GO
Compton. D 4
COOK; W III
OOA. Ut no + N
Cole, ThoS II &
Goats, VIM
Crum, Berry R
Davis, G W K
Davis, James
Dt s%enrocke,
Hanke I.
Devereux, 8. Jr
Dillon, Patrick L
Downs, Godfrey
Dobb,n. James l.
Donelan, james l.
Doug as, CaptL
Juo L
Duggan, Daniel L
Ear, II O IL
Edwards. JUL 81
Entleman, Jno y
Farara, HenryM
Flnegan. Tnos
Finley, Thomas 81
Filter, Geo n d
Fitch, Jonas y
Fladc er, DR. r B u
Fourts, A ] Y
Fraser, Mr. u
Friday. Aber-
deene d
Freeman, r q n
Cad den, WIN u
Gadsden, Peter
fcclsdl I'M
Gsskiil, Geo NJ
Garuey, Patrick u
Gage, Eddie ] N
Guhel staff, l. EN-
Godfrey, Rev
Erwin u
Gorse, NlcholatN
Greer, Jno
GralDger, Thos Y
Green, Ii adley
Grimbail, Moses..
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Tho Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
: orftCs CHARLESTON NEWS.
= - - rprnAv HvWrryaa A nrjt 10 1870

CorToN.eThe market preserved steadily sup.
ported prices, good qualities Of the staple being
scarce, with a moderate inquiry from buyers.
Bales about 600 bales, viz: es at 81, 20 at 2lH. 2e
at az, $50 at 2t>11.1e. so at %, q at 22x, 4 at
22kc. We-unote: 90
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THE OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR DEcEW.
BER-With this number closes the ninth
volume Of this periodical, and It's bright
pages now before us give promise that
there Is no lack OF that peculiarly fresh
and interesting reading matter which
characterized this magazine from the
first. In the present issue we find very
instructive papers, and we cannot do bet
ter than present synopsis offs contents:
"Isles OF the Amazons, No. W." "The
Northern California Indians, No. W.
one Of the very best historical papers;
"Lost-a well-told story; "AsphodeI'-
poetry; %Legend Of the Montecito Grape.
Vine" "Arab Literature and Love.Lore."
"orgln Of our Antiquities" winning
the Race q double senses" "Living
Glaciers Of CALIFORNIA;" "John and Mar
garet"-poetryi "Ulrawa: Bay Coast,
No. 1Il,"-abounds in exquisite deserip-
tons, increasing In interest with each sue.
ceediDg issue; and we surmise that new
and welldefned psychological views
will be revealed In the further develop
ment Of this idealistic romance; "ThC
Building Of the University"-speclally
prepared by Prof. D. O. Gilman from his
inaugural address as President OF the
University Of California. The etc" and
"Current Literature departments arc full
and varied. The new year and the new
volume should bring thousand of addit-
Ional subscribers TO this worthy magazine
John q. Germany S Co., Publishers, 400
! Washington Street, San Francisco,
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Nore'n5er 25, 1872.
Since the foregoing was signed, most oil
the drawings, together with complete
specifications, have been received from Mr..
Linnville. he accompanies the papers
with a proposition to build the bridge
complete for $650000, STIMULATING that
the proposition must be accepted be-
fore January l, 1873. If accepted, he be.
lieves he can build the bridge next year,
and such bridge as will DO equal, and
In some respects superior, to the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad bridges at Bell
aire and Parkersburg.
Respectfully, R; q: COCHRAN,
&cy ~ 6 o. o. R r. Co.
Wheeling, Dec. 2, 1879.
AN ORDINANCE authorizing and directing A
subscription for and on behalf OF the City Of
Wheeling to tho Capital Stock OF the Wheeling
3 Lake Rrie Railroad Company.
SEcrIoN l. Belt ordained by the Council Of the
in the name and on behalf OF The city Of wheel,
Ing, subscribe for and take six thousand shAtea,
Of hliy dollars each, Of tho capital stock Of the
Wheeling q Lake Rrie Railroad Company, upon
the following terms and conditions, viz:
First. Said subscription shall be expended on
that part Of. the road Of said company between
tho city Of Wheeling and The pOlnt OF crossing d
the P. o. 3 ST. L. Railroad. -
Second. Said Company shall construct It's said
road into said city and make its eastern terni
nus, aud have It's depot grounds and buildings
thereon, within the corporate limits Of said dty
cast OF The east channel OF the Ohio river.
| SEC, 2. As o guarantee for the performance OIL
the conditions before named, the said company
10 hereby required % subscribe for, take and pay
for, four thousand shAtes Of the capital stock oil
the Wheeling aud Ohio Union Railroad CompA
ny, and until said subscription 10 made BY said
company this subscription shall not b binding
| Sac. 5. The amount Of the subscription Al
thorlEed by tho first section Of this ordinance
shall DO paid In the bonds Of the city Of Wheel
ing, At par; and the payments made BY said com
missionCrS, as the said company NhAll pEoSresi
In the construction OF said part Of lie said road
on the monthly estimates OF IL CHIEF RngtnOer
Of the actual cost OF the same.
Provided, however, that II the said company
90 elect, the lAid commissioners shall negotiate
and dispose OF the said bonds for the purposes
Of this subscription, At tho best price or price,
that can DO obtained, subject 70 the approval
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CinclnnatI,NTarke,.

CINCINNATI, December 4.-Flour-De.
mand fair and market firm, 81 35a7 80
Wheat-$1 62A1 So; best grade scarce
Corn-old 42a43; new 40a41. Oats
Quiet ct 27a85c. Rye-6sa70c. Barley
Dull but unchanged. Groceries Steady
with fair demand. Oils-Firm but I'M,
changed. Pork-Sales at $12 90. Lard
Dull; steam 7Ra7tc; kettle 7Ra7tc. Bulk
Meats-Fair jobbing demand; shoulders
9ta4c; clear rib sides 59a6c. Bacon
Old shoulders &c, new clear rib sides 7ac;
clear SIC. Sugar Cured Hams-Firm
with very good demand Of 15fc. Hogs
% 65a3 70. Whisky-sSc.
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AN ORDINANCE, Providing for tho issue, dis.
eursement and redemption Of tho bonds Of
the city q Wheeling, payable 70 the "Wheel.
pAny.n
s1erl1s !. Bo It Ordained by the Council o,
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BALTIMORE, December 4,-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Firm buI
unchanged Corn-Good demand; mix
ed western dull OF 61ic. 0ats-Fir.
mer, western mixed 43a46C; white A
a4sc. Rye-Quiet at s0asSC. Provis-
ions-Very quiet Mess PoEk-$l5 90
Bulk shoulders 4tc; rib sides 6ta7c
clear rib sides 7fa7ic, all new; Bacon
Only limited jobbing demand; shoul-
dets 6ta6iC; rib sides, none here; clear
rib 9ic. HANDFUL; new 100. Lard
Very dull but Arm. Butter-Very firm;
stock scarce; choice western roll $50
Whisky-Firm at 9Stao4c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New York, December 4.-Business Is
rather good to-day. The market for cot.
ton goods Is still firm, with an advancing
tendency. Nashua B, Saranac E, Cabot
A and Dwight W brown sheetings, have
been advanced q hall cent per yard. Can
ton fanneS continue In demand and very
scarce for low and medium qualities.
Wool fannelS are active and scarce, in
short supply, and sold ahead. Horse
blankets scarce and in demand. Foreign
goods are quiet, with q good demand ior
Empress cloths, which are scarce.
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~ SAASSSSSI
which are strong.
STooKs7-In stocks, business is dull, e1-
cept Pacific Mail and Rock Island; former
weak, and sold down to s4f. Rock Is.
land strong, and advanced to 114s under
renewed rumors Of a scrip dividend, but
fell otfat the close. The recent advance
in Harlem is the fact that subscription
paper is circulating among the stock.
holders for an extension Of the charter to
500 years. The fluctuations in the other
shares were unimportant, though prices
were somewhat lower in the afternoon,
in sympathy with the advance in Rock
Island, but closed steady.
The Bank Of Commerce and Fourth
National returned to the Treasury today
81 ,204,677 additional legal tenders, being
part oil the money placed with them in
October; balance OF government money
in these banks, $26O1 ,69S.
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.--Flour-Demand
fair and market stock light, most sales on
private terms. Wheat-Steady; No.
spring 81 1Ga1 10i; No. Q, l COT Corn
mo. 2 mixed .30tc Oats-No. Q, 45c.
Rye-No. ., 594c. Barley-FGll No. @
6la65c. Pork-Sl1 75a11 81; green
hams G3a7ic; other green meats quiet and
unchanged. Bulk Meats-15 to 20 days
in salt, quoted at 50, 5s, &c; Tor shoulders,
ribs, sides and short clear, all loose,
higher, packed. Whisky-sSc.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Markt

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, December 4.-MoNEY-
Sharp demand and firm at 7a1.16 per
cent per day, closing at Z per cent gold
to 1.S2 per cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Quiet at 1OsEa
1OSt for long, and 110ts11Ot for short
sight.
GoLD-Quiet at 112ta112E. Loans 1.64
per cent to flat. Clearings $4,000, 900.
The Treasury disbursed 100000.
GovERNMENTs-Quiet and firm. The
Treasury purchased only 100000 at
10 h0a1 1874
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
wheeling Wholesale Market.
oEEls1 DAnr 1srz11leESnn,

Wednesday December O.. I
TrAde hiss shown decided Improvement ThG
horse disease seems 10 6e AbAtlng, greatly 10 The
relief OF shippers who have found great dlfEcul
~ with tho substitution Of oxen and hand cart,
70 get orders allied promptly. Market generally
very arm, with an Advancing tendency in CofTOC
aud Flour. Sugars are lower, In view OF the
arrival Ct new crop. Provisions lower.
AFPLEs-We can report steady demand, with
regular sales at q o049 10 per Dbl for common
to fair, and 81 750S % FOFprime to choice.
BuTTER-There Ia continued steady demand
for the best grades, and We are reported sales oil
prime TO choice roll, In ANAL packages, at sc.
Common butter Is dull Of l5li8c. -
BAKING PowDKR-351Ssc per pound.
BRooNs-Fancy, . IS, 9 rs and a Is; plain,
q 2S127S.
BEAXs-PrIme white navy g Is per buShel
CRANHERRIEs-culhvatsd SiI 30; common 90
per barrel.
CHEEsB-Q uICt and unchanged; prime Goshen
16c; Dairy l6c.
CRAcK1Rs-We quote: Sugar l2c; Lemon Ike;
Soda SIC; Water re; Cream 26c.
DRIED FAUTT-Dull but an early improvement
in the demand Is anticipated. Peaches, halves
TIC; quarters H06c. Apples 4K05e.
prices arc well maintained; sales at 9Sc.
FBH-Lake herring, - 90; white ash, % -;
No. . mackerOl, barrels, $ll 90; No. do.
s. 20; No. ., half barrels, Is 1905 90; No q, do.
full weight, $4CO147a .t
FLouR-There Is steady local demand, and
prices arc arm. We quote:
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TOLEDO, December 4.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat--Demand
tair and prices advanced; amber Michigan
$t55a1 57i; seller December 81 Seal 57I
January 81 Goal 59i; No. red 81 65
No. 9 do 81 59ia1 so. Corn-Hlgh mix
cd 3Sic; new S0tc; low mixed sic; new
3sc. 0ats-Qulet and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05

the aAid company, and the said commissioners
ehAll, with the AvAllS thereof mako or cause 10
DO made the payments on the estimates Aforesaid
Provided, tho payments by said commissioners
ah4l not b6 made any faster than private sub
gcriptions toTailroad companies are required 10
DO made BY the laws Of ohio.
aHo. 4, said bonds shall DO payable thirty t31)
years After date, In the city Of New York, With
interest," payable Of tho same place, Of tho rate Of
seven 81 per cent per Annnm, payable semhAn-
uuAlly, nee ron city tLXAllOn, and for EAid IN.
teresL coupons shall be attached 70 each OF said
bonds and shall DO delivered on demand Of aid
company, subject 70 The provisions Of section
one-AAld commissioners hrst dot4ehIng there.
rom and cAncelllng any coupons which may
have mAtuFcd.
SEC. 8. The guarantee required In section Sec-
ond Of thls ordinance shall DO deemed sufficient,
II one.hAlt Of tho subscription therein named
shall DO made And taken BY the Valley Railway
Company OF Ohio.
SEC. Q. This ordinance shall DO IN force from
and Alter Its passage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-29

OREooS salmon. which were for
merly In bad repute, owing to the I'M
proper and careless mode Of curing
and packing them. now command 4
ready market. There are now one
million dollars invested In the buSi-
ness. Spiced salmon in tins Is much
sought after In Europe a. an article OF
luxury, commanding high prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-29

SIx ToBy reports the case of good
little boy whose parents encouraged
the habit of early retiring by permit
ting him TO take cake TO bed with him.
One evening he astonished his atfsc-
tlonate mother BY the following prayer:
Nov I lay me down 10 sleep,
Ipray the Lord my soul 10 keep,
III should die before wake,
Give sistor J.ns my piece ofc,ke."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-29
]; MOTHER, DO NOT SHUT THE
DOOR"

sY ROBERT .. JOHNSON.
The last words Of Tad" Lincoln TO hi
mother, ss she left the room in q paroxysm
srief, were: " Mother, do not shut the door,
Do no, leave me. mother darling!
Give me one fond parting kiss;
Beck'nipg me, zee the angels
r't In their home of heavenly bliss.
- I am getting weaker. mother.
90 And soon shall cross the shore.
Let me rect my eyee upon you:
Mother, do not shut the door'
Mother dear, have you forgotten,
When the war was In the land,
And my father was the chieftsin
of the elori rs CLion band;
And the drummer.ooy whose brother
Was eourt.martialed In the war
Why, you're crying! Do not leave me!
Mother, do not shrt the door
q .sJust beeause the poor. .slek striplng
Slept an hour while standing guard,
Hs must die and leave poor mother; %
Heaven help ne Il 10 hard! 3 b
rar Then my father, good. eind-heartcd,
Told him he need cry no more
God has heard your fervont praying,
- And he never shuts the door"
Mother dear, bend low and listen;
..rI What the Savior says 10 true;
.. And He said: "As ye show mercy,
Mercy will show 10 you!
Now I see my father plea Ing,
AZ The drummer. boy Of yorc.
-Soitly, motherl See the angels
Holding wide the open door!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-29

A NEW style OF colored paper has
been recently introduced, designed to
be used for checks, drafts, aud other
commercial purposes. Such Is the
preparation Of this paper that figures
once made upon It can not be erased
or chemically removed without leav-
Ing q mark that would lead 10 imme-
diste detection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-29

A CANADIAN family lately crossed
Lake Michigan, bringing with them
an ancestor who had lain In Dominion
soil for twenty-seven years. a storm
arising, the superstitious sailors attri6-
uted Il all to the presence Of the dead
body, and promptly pitched the latter
overheard. when the tempest lulled.