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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Dt!LARELPHlA. WILMINGTON BAL

SPECIAL NOTICE
On and after WEDA ksDAN Uotober 18th lAeI
a passenger car will he attached 10 the ire;xhi
aiug sbn. " ' w
The train will stop At Stations - follow, when
'isnailed; urays Ferry. 9.l2 T.. N. Lxaaretto $50
Pun; chester. 9.4l u: Lamskin. 9 +5 ,. IN; Ikur-
low ~ r. NJ; Linwood. 9at T.. III; glsy mont 1901
p N: kliersie. w. Is D. N; arrive Wiminston, lO. 50
M. Aoctdll H. n kENNEV Sv,,,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

One hundred thousand dollars ia the standing
Oder Of the State Of New York for same me-
chanical motive power that can be used to pro-
pei canal boats with increased speed, and al~o.
lutte safety to the canal banks. Three hundred
ooats hsve already been built upon differ ent
plans to contend for this premium. SO far.
t!nongh many ofthess are ingenious, no one OF
Them can be said to have fairly solved the pro
Diem and be entitled to the prize. There is
room for inventions still, and magnificent re-
vari for the man who IN lucky enough TO hit
upon the right theory aud pu. it in practical
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

A Wholesale liquor firm in Patterson, n. j..
were surprisd the other morning in the absence
Of revenue stamp just affixed to barrel OF
whiskey by The assistant assessor, and NJ they
could not sell the liquor without the stamp, and
the stamp could not be duplicated, they were in
an awkward fix. Suddenly they remembered
that man had been sitting on the barrel i'm
msdiatslv after the stamp was pasted on, and on
nnding that gentleman and looking under the
~ OF his coat the mystery was solved. Aher
some trouble the stamp was transferred from
the innocent man 10 the barrel, and the excite
ment subsided.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
freight Zines.

in the market. olcthcr with full line OF Feel.
Rye Flour, Corn Meal, Ac,. re-. are row prepared
to SCH TO bakers. stGrkrcltrs and private families
ssy the s.Oad. Barrel or Pound 81 rots
cheaper hoh cGn be bnngH IN the cdy
Parties will find it t, their advantage to call and
examine be ole purchasing elsow here.
Goods delivered to an, part OF the city ire" OF
charge. j. BA'hLE1.
jyl.dly Secretary OF d rettors.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
savatoca's Grand Hotel.

Il 10 said that A. 7. Stewart, the owner of the
Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga, is negotating
Ter the property adjoining the hotel on Washing
ton Congress- and Federal streets, for the purpose
NJ extending this the now largest hotel III the
world. The hotel and grounds cover about seven
acres, and the extension will make it eight acres.
Som, idea may he formed OF the immenslty i
tins house from the following statistics; Length
,f nj ,zz,s, one mile: halls two miles; carpetng.
- ares: marble things, | acre; number of rooms,
Sa4: doors, l,474; windows, l,S9l. The dining
room is $50 by s. feet and twenty feet high, and
will accommodate at one time 200 people.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
rne Last Of the vagrants' Hotels.

vaVrants hotel. the last OF its Kind in Paris,
h.s lust been demolished. Vagabonds Of all sorts
found All asylum here; four sous tie price Of "a
nights lodging here in q large room, with straw
mattress. large tub in the centre tor abut'on',
and the circuIunmb mt ar tndry with. mother u
chair table, nor to vel. Some fragments of look
mo glass were stuck the wallis, bat viii n could
not gloss the human form devine. The beds we Q
IN rows, and fastened to the walls. The loca,arles
one .ou more was charged at 10 A. NJ. the hotel
must be cleared. Sixty persons were received !,
night n any novelists have described this III &c"
and its inhabitants. They were OF the lowest
4 der
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

T.
tEESHsexiE1 On anu titet MONDAY, July 2pi h,
gkVEslsI2. tound..ys excepted.J Trans VIII
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Fora homesteao IN the West.
4 ~ Y @E
PENkSYl JANA CENTRAL r. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAN
AND
FAST EMlGKANT LINE,
OR p I T T 8 B U r q
And all places in tho West, Southwes. a.,
Northusst.


NJ
Thsiino ford u n o. ali ed M ducements to per
sons desiring oh cap and passage to th
West. and deserves particularly the attention OF al
such desire to avail cs of the Homes tea
Bill passed by the last Congress.
Tho Ponnsy lvania Central Eaiiroad. with its coi
Meeting lines, is ty IL miles the shortest
Chicago aud other prominen places in the .anj
is also the quickest, cheapest aud best route to
prominc cnt places IN the Southwest and Northwest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and air,
Passenger Cars furnished with cuShoned seats with
moveablebaeks, water tanks, Stoves in Winter. and
with such cthor as al requisite Tor tn
comfort ef families.
Through ticketsa sold 70 all prominen It pl acesi,
the West Southwes and Northwest. at about bal
the usual first class fare.
Children under five years old as free, and children
between the ages offve and twelv, years pay malt
Price.
Baggage g check cd and forwarded by the anet-ain
with thu passengers. LighypoUnds OF baggage gar
lied free to every full passenger
The train leaves daily except SUNDAYS and tcket
must be procured and bagga delivered at the pthcc
No.lio Market street. by 3o'clocB, +. NJ.
by addressing the undersigned he will forward b
return of mall free tcharge. acircular tanning
complete price list. map, correct COPY.
Homestead Law. and give such Other Information
may be desired. FfA\ClS FUNK. Agent
| oftbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
| No. 10 Market street, Phil adeiphle
Phtladolphis .Iuna d rssS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

Professor Tyndal has perfected new respira-
1r f'r fremen,in which the solid particles ollhe
qen.s't smoke are arrested by films of cotton
vqol wetted with glycerine, and the mast pun
keat gas by layers Of charcoal. BY this simple
means 6remsn can remain within burning
.ts.y and esmis. 70 far .. t their r respiration is
concerned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

The Mixed Train will run subject to delays incl
dent freight busn ess, aud will stop only at STA
tions " here time Ia given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave Nov Castle f"s Milm,ns,on and p rhiladel
Wilmington at l.i0 =. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above, leave smyrna for Clay
ton II rs n. m. and 7.S y. NJ. Leave Clayton for
Smyrna $40 a. M. and 2.00 y. m.. to make connec-
tion with trains to and from Dover. and stations
South. -
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County ana Queen
Anne's X Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the MARY yland and Delawt are
Railroad.
AtHAKRINaTON. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad. =
Al SEAFUkD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
1t DELMaR. with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomico and tocomoke Railroad.
H. +. kENNEY Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
fn'l1ttH kia. Wiinlil stOl ant &c H.
& Ose SSi's;stG
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TIME IA! E.

s.aa 81 ~ M u 20, ~ ~
TIM, TALE.
Copmsncine MONDAY. June 81, ~ liam. will i..v
wy. s1,psr =. Er.1a 81. ana ws'n' na'.nn..
.Sp1nr ~ - y ,s.,.
.,wllm .nson WITH Delaware t.,i,o.d Linz. q, c iay-
Delaware a, Hair"lton With JuGseon s.S s.S
S...k~. ATE. h-.o." al 80 lord .,n Dorcherer a.d
kAir"Ai. ~ hAl'sbury " III w,cU,n.cU aud PocomoIs
ExPkEss TGAIN at I2~ NJ. l.uua.ys ..c.p.., :, in.
s.11s .%HI. and . :..s.pirs Al wilMhc".
s, r, %nst4n O.. Vim !. ~ h.r>n 10, New Castle. '"-
.,.snol. .na ..ehsss.s G'
s.1
vile, HArve-de-uIsc.. Aberdeen, Perryman's Easy
%SsSa ca .' WI
sG.,. psI, yma o. and h.soliA
II" v i;:,sx,ssyss 1xIsS ,'''s' '''' the
EAvE sas.v. ~ ."Sss.t.1s; ~" s%
VII ":'''' with
1AA:s Hs'1oA : 80 - s'S IA: An ~. A nc NJ:
,.y e;sT.sn xs sns-.., ;sd ou sund.,
The - a. \; .I..a wn.ai.x.ou viii cunn.e, a.
s''iss :s..s. s 81; fs.s.S,. 1 $50
PH!LA. AND bALO CAArkAL a a. 1kAInM
ss.th. .Sa b.s%sr. t. sri.. .,a.: ace. az '
..a AZ fS ~. .0' a." s0. '1 % tsns.
He
~ y. IN. AIladsI hts Oxh,la a. 100 e. ~,
wednesday, sLa sAtuidXys 3Op. n, The ~ a M
;rA.n stops - eli s!aso.s ts.~es- tAI.d-lL,. and
Leave Por. Dspnsi, nI phtadspha run .ys executed At
~ q u andA ?. n : OK fhiIsdelrhi. A.
0lO D. m ChAdd's P0sd fo9 Phil.d~iuuI. 4 1, =, ~"
| sunday. lsavs PhiisdslphiA Tor Oxtoid y-U i. M '
| leave o1isId for Pnilsts. phia " p a. - 49,
Trains leaving W iiTL aud 10 n M ,,i
| conse' ~ LAnokth Junetioi I'll tts 7Wa a. N ana
t;S ~ N; Ma,ns for fhiiAns'ph,a and lI,nsr C.u-
sfaxovsS TEAMS .Ay1 SA1r1xo1x.
LEAVE WILMINGTON a. iVLi - ~ 4 M a a. iu IN u ~
CHASIAk FOX FHLLADkLIHiI
LIZA Oh NJ Nm ~ - ~, s1s, ~ az ii Os Al
Xns 2N al h3 81. 6.ll 7bs anu 10 ss n - ~
from bAhm0ret 70 fhilalsphia. Lsav, bs,in,oIs a,
A.h. WAY 1sil . IS A. hxpr~, q as = =,
Rsne I4o 4. - EXPRESS iO T.. - k1pt.s.
1ron bntmors Port Dspos n.e, u % M ..s,.,t
AocommodAsioa Aipfrops PorI usnos,, = ,r,.,
vul~atd u An foI Baisiuor. nd u ntsIasdi.,. -,
tious. ~'-'s'A'' 0''-
TRAINS FoA BALrikOKE
Leave ChsAseIA ~ l2S and y.ll A.. Mann 70 =
Leave wilmington at l2.32 z IS oiI 100. A ID.
i 5li r. = - - N
a hCSDAT TEAM IRON BAIy,uapt
Lea'et HaitIinpts a. - stur,ntu Al Ma, mo
ihAis All. tde-, Hsvre-e-i, s,- I,Ity 80. 40, =,
town, Sotth EAsi. hktoB t-~atk t,t.,,l,,, \. ~
:, f''' '4''hs''' :, - 'l"tt ~ Chester
{ EE"Nf Su..riIt.n,.,i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

Train leave Depot Ihirty-.eropi ana Mail .,
Iraihs arii'eat ii'lot, thirty hfStanu Marke,
Main Line Ne~l ~ n rsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-30
Organic Weakness


Immediately cured, and full yigor restored.
This distressing 4taiction, which renders Life
miserable and marriage imposAible, "a the penal.
y paid oy tho victims Of improper indulgence
Young peisons arc too apt 70 commit excestei
IRON not being aware Of the dreadful conBe,
'quenea9 thai may enBue.s Now, who that under.
stands the Guhjectwill pretend to deny that Nd
power Of pfoereAtion ID Lost sooner ythoBe fan.
ingItnto improper habits than by tic prudent
Besides being deprived OF thep pleasure Of healthy
onspEing, the most serious sand destructive Symp.
toms OF both BODY and mind arise The system
becomes detAngtd the physical and mental f1nc
dons weakened, lotS Of progressive power, neF
vous hrttAbility, dyspepsia, palpitItion or az
heart indignation, constitutional debility, and
wasting OF The tramo, cough, consnmptlon, de,
cay, and early death 80
Dr. FIshblatt graduated from ono OF the most
eminent Colleges In The United States; has eject.
cd some Of tho most astonishing cures that were
ever H own; many troubled With tinRing Il Ii.
head and ears when a!le6pS great ti6FEougnesG
being alarmed ct sudden sounds, Gbabhfnlness
With arrangement Of mind. we're cured immedI
atcly. 5'-.T'zTS--= !
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|, Dr.. RiGhblatt addresses ali those who have In.
jured themselves BY improper ,indulgences And
solitary hlbits, which ruin both body and mind,
Or marriage. - "A',' So f'n'Sf'1 ~ =" :
These Gtetome Of lthesad and melancholy et
fects produced BY the early habits Of youth VIZ
Meakneae OF the back and Limbo, pain IN thu
breast dimnesg Of sight, loesof mnscalar power
pGlplt&tion Of the heart, dyBpep6lk, nervous In:
liability, symptoms Of consumpliou ;detangemen
o. tho digestive functions, &c.
MkRTALLY.-=The effects on the mind ar
much TO DO dreaded. LoaB Of memory, confusion
otide4s, depression Of spihts, edl foTob0dlng
ayereion 70 society, selEdistruAE love Of solitude
d, Thon8lldB OF perSons OF all ages can now IudRt
what u the cause Of their deelinlng health IoBIhI
thelr VIZ 9fC ecoming weak pale, nerY0ua ami
emAei4ted, having singular app. arance aboV'
the eyes, cough, and symphonic d consumption
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A CINCINNATI dispatch, reports Mr..
VIM NJ. Grosvenor as saying that he has
changed his mind in regard to the "con.
ing mar, !" and that since his arrival in that
clty, and observation Of the DRIFT Of public
sentiment, he has come 10 the concinsion
that Charles Francis Adams Is the man
to put at the head ofthe ticket for Presi:
dent He says the Missouri and Kansas
delegates and candidates will waive
preference and try to promote harmony,
Mr.. Grosyenor has before very earnestly
advocated the nomination of Governor B
Gratz Brown. -s D.
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Ing, and were greatly relieved toget into
q good hotel. Only stopped hefeSuntil
next day, then took the steamer for
Buenos Ayres. Rosario Is situated on the
west bank Of the River Plate, s0leagues
from Buenos Ayrea, and hasa population
estimated to be- 10000. The city is.a
beautiful one. and q very sprightly basl.
ness place, lighted with gas, and has some
buildings. Two lines oil steamers run be.
tween here and Buenos Ayres. Take the
steamer and arrivS IN BuGnos AyreS Of 0
O'Clock in the morning, after beautiful
night ride on the Rio de 10 Plata.
NJ F, A.
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Young Men,

who have injured themselves By certain prae.
hee, induced when AIoi,e 4 6Ahit ireons MS
learned nom eyll companions, or at school DC
effects Of which are nightly felt, even WhOIi
aaleeP and u not cured, renders mGrriAQe inipoE
siblS. and d9!foys both body and mind, Ghoul
q What . oity that q young man, the hope Of ttG
matched from al prospects and onjoyT,ents d
LIE BY Tho consequences Of deyiAting nom The
path o. nature, and INDUCING In certain secret
habit Such persons must, before contemplating
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Marriage,

reflect that sound mind and body arc Tho mof
IplnessE Indeed, without these tho jouIneJ
through lifO becomes weary pilgrimage; thu
prospectH hourly dafken 10 the view, the mind
becomes ahadoVed With, despair, and 1lled
With the melancholy reflection t6At tho happlnenI
Of another becomes bhghted with eur own.
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,YOung=Men,

especially, who have become the victims o! sol
taEy vice, that dreAdfnl and destructive habit
thouSand1 Of young men Of the most exalted tai
ents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entraneet listening senAtes With the thur
dertnge Of eloquence,- Or walked to ecstasy tho
living Tyre my call with fnll eonadAneaa !
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J COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH

Now York Money and stock lIafRet.
! NV YoRK, April 2s. Com -Irregu.
lar, closing d 1ieiai1sEP Loans wert
firm from fiat to 0 per cent. Clearings
S52,0OO,0O0 Treasury disbursements
$941, 600.
q. MoNEy-Easy at Gs7 per cent, with ex.
cepd0nS 'at 0 per cent. 7
STERLING ExcHANoE-109s. Z
GoyERNMENTs-Are / per cent higher
and firm,
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.sa-NG hStAiGLENh 80 SA aLtW
DIR. FISHBLATT


II z J z u. e u 81 q
Has discovered the most certain, speedy and on !
earctuAl remedy In the world tof weakness "a
back or limb, structures, affections OF the lid
neys ct bladder, involuntary discharges. impc
iIeney; general dssllity. nsryepsnses dyspepsiG
ton Of the heart, timidity, trembling, difnneSl
Of sight or iiddineaa disease OF the head thfoAl
or AKIN. affections Of olunRs, liver, Stomafk,
or bowels, those terrible disorders arising fFofn
solitary 4LAblts OF youth -S6cTot and 00litarJ
practices, more fatal to Victims than the songa 8
their most brilliant hopesand antcips tions, fer
dering marriage. &C., impossible. -
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The r avorite soa .,
Manufactured SyE.REn, whsSlins, W. Va.

I claim that It cannot DO exeeIled, list InpurI.
y and quality; "a, In economy, beoauSe Ii Il
arm and hard % soon 90 made and will not shrink
When exposed TO the Atmosphere, lIlIo most
eoaps do. II viii therefore wa8h half 90 much
more % the soaps now In market q tho came
pneei %, For perfection In washing. Yon must
WAeh Witha pure, clean soap, or you cannot haye
clean, Yhite clothes. Uss " FdpOritt 6Odp and
you VIII have no more trouble gettinR your
clothes white and hultleas, and guarantee that
it Ntn not iniure the skin or tho most dolicRte
hhries: lth, claim for Il an advantage over al
otners IN that Il viii boar leaving In,Water for
or y horrs without inirfing H. Other soapS arc
rendered useless BY forgetting them In ne Tub
or basin After- uslng. Please enquire Of your
grocer Tor the FASorite eoap, and you win DO
convinced that Il u tho best. NJ y7giEaTl
gkpIiql-kaehbA bar % stamped "lfatFJ' and
htaeGatef Fdborlk Soap, RIGaNfdstlESd By Z,
~; 49, VA .SIs /, SjSol.;.,6 \
..si, n iHoap end Candle ManniActnrer
angss TElEFaflf Wheeling, W. Va.
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bToCKs-Strong on iavorltes, and Gen.
trAl was q great feature, advancing t.
Alt on the efforts Of the bears to covei
their shorts, which were mostly unsuc.
cesSful The bulls are trying to sell al
present prices. They talk Of much higher
fgures9 Pacific Mail, New York, Genital,
Rock Island and ohlos advanced con.
siderably. Northwestern and Erie were
about thehlghesta toCkB on the list, which
was generally heavy part OF the after.
noon, but closed with a reaction from the
lowest rates and very strong. The gen.
eral market was stroug at the close.
STATE BoNDs-Dull and steady.
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THE BONDS Of sympathy between the
United States and Great Britain are nm.
derstood TO be our Government bonds,
which are to-day higher in the London
market than ever before. Z 5Saf Il,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO April 20.-FLouR - Extra
spring quiet but atropg AZ 50 25a7 25. (
) GRAM Fheat %. 3 strong at 81 So
Corn-Fairly active; No. 2mlxed, Asia
43tc. 0ats-Active at 35s35tc for No. 9
Rye-Stonger; No. ., Zoe. Barley
Spring No. 2 firm at &c.
PRoyINoNs-opened strong but closed
weak Mess Pork-$12 50. LRrd-$s 75a
8 so. Meats-steady. |.
HtGHMTNEs-Weak and dnll al Bic.
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A WANT SUPPLIED n; 5 =

10 supply 9 want felt Tor real genuine roo
article Of Soap at q reasonable price the under
signed isnoW mAnniaeturlng such an articlo. N
al testify who have seen and used
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BE who places himtelf under the c,ro OF DE-
FiBhblAtt may relleiously conide In hiS homo.
90 o gentleman, and confidently rely on his sitill
q aphyheiAn. 4 q ? W e5Ei5S 'ss4JSS,,T
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Marriage.

HL,-9N NgAN lHh faNIN . LAg aTEE
Married persons, or young men and ladies con
temPlanng marriage being aWafo. Of iphysiea
~ cured. 'f'lgy T,'JuU5g ETsGTl !ar1Hg esg
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DR.. FIshblatt refers to the following

p Professors: -faL
q fi f'sE ws7 81 TNHNH'. a4s!aa
RS NEWTON, MD. 5ars .s
% IL, ROBERTS, N. D.
{ ]. HE1NE, MD.
a PAUL ALLEN, N. D.
CALVIN RlVENBURG, MD.
q. MORGAN SWEET, MD.
3GH. HERMANEE, n. D.
u. HARRIS, NJ D. .r
:; JOSEPH D. FRIEND, MD.
WV. WATERMAN, N. D.
% ]. 3. EN0DGRASS, N. D. A7l Z
y ISAAC SPANGLER, NJ D. J'I
W. W. HADLEY, NJ D. ND,
EDWIN FREEMAN, II. D.
7" MILTON SAUNDERS, N. D. 7'lp
: CHARLES HART, N. D. sl@m ,
WILDER, N. D. ellaE .
=, T, II. HOLDEN, n. D. ,yr.lT /,
r. G, SMITH, N. D.
I, : b b BAY'M D. r. ,',. p, ,. =,
..a OF NEW YORK.
Gpl5dAW .
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New YORK, April 27.-The market
Is inactive, yet steady and firm for all
staple textures. We quote domestic lawns
at lac to zoe, as to style and quality: pa
per cambrics. 1Stc, for all leading makes;
percales s1Sc 10 a3ic for leading makes
and 22fc fol. Dolly Vardens, Pacific Mills
make; Amoskeag bleached muslins 1Ga
l6ic; Allendale g wide sheetings goa
S2tc, do "a do 85a87tc, do 1914 do 4Oa
2tc, do II 4 do Acc; Androscoggin yard
wide 15c, do l. l7ic, do 40 inch 19c, do
no inch do 15c, do "a do 4Oc, do o. do
45c, do 1914 do SOC; Bates X X o 18al9c.
Blackstone A A do 10; Fruit of the Loom
19c; do Hundredths 2lc, do SO inch do
16c, do 40 inch do 29c. do ado &c, do
9 4 do Soc; Great Falls A (stag brands,
12f, do n S3 inch 1910, do a 14Sc, do A
A 15a154c, do Hills Semper Idcm 17c,
Hope loo, Lonsdale 1sc, do Cambria este,
n. Y. Mills &c; heavy brown sheetings
143a15c, do light 13ia14c, and heavy
broWn'drills 15a154c.
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THEY say female compositions set
through their copy Eory rapidly, being
anxious to get the last word.
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An Ohio sundsy.scaool boy gayeit as
his opinion that the Biblewas written by
Dom Piatt Evidently he didn't know
Dem, -'-la -'s-.f.F g Et9E1s7sl
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 29.-FLouR-De.
m mi I'd fair and prices advanced; family
GRAN-Wheat-Red 81 77a1 80. Corn
-49a5Oc. Rye-98c. 0ats-42a46c. I
EaGs-12c. 7l '@sl @ -
BuTTER AND CHEEsE-Q Quiet and an.
changed.
PRovrs1oNs-Pork-Chy saleable at
$l4 90: No inquiry for other classes.
Lard-Steam Sc; kettle DC. No sales
Bulk Meats-shoulders 4ec; sides OfaOsa
TIC asked; 4c less bid.
WHisKY-S3c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-30
Baltimore Market.

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BALTIMORE, April 29.-FLoUR-Firm.
.Superfne western 81 00a7 80; Extra
IS 00a8 70; family 50 00a9 rs. D .
GRAIN-Wheat Quiet and unchanged:
western red 300. Corn-Firmer; mixed
western and yellow CSC. oats-Dull;
western 5Sa55c. Rye-Firm at 95ca$1 O5'
Provisions = Buoyant and strong.
Mess Pork-$l4 90. Bulk Shoulders-5c;
do sides 6sa6tc; clear rib 7Ra74c. Bacon
Shoulders-6c; sides nc; clear rib sides
Sc. Sugar.cured Hams 12Aa13c. Lard
Firm. at o c. lss 10
BUTTER-Wcstern choice tub 9Oa3Sc.
SWHIsKYA90c. so $3.50 Js-s p 81 {"
/ go Milwaukee Market. I
MILWAUKEE, April 29-F1ouR-De-
mand fair and market firm; Xxx spring,
50 60aI 25.. .s a. 6i},s ~ 55i "
,GRARs-Wheat-+Qui and weak No.
!, 81 AZ; No. 2, 81 IS. 0ats-Market
steady with moderate demand; No. 2,
353c. Corn-Demand active and prices
advanced; No. 2 mixed, Acc. Rye
Steady with moderate demand; No. 1,
74c. Barley-Dull and prices nominal ;
No. 2 fall, 64c.
Pittsburgh Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY, April 2O.-CATTLE-
Market slow; arrivals heavy; best, OF to
&c; stockers, Alto 5tc; prospects uniavor.
able.
SHEEP-Market dull; arrivals, fair;
prospects dull best, 81 to Ole; medium,
u to &c; common, z TO TIC. ?
Ho0s--Msrket slow; arrivals fair: Phil.
.adelphia, s0to IS 90; Workers, $44O to
"a 90; prospects not good. T
New Orleans Market. 4
NEW ORLEANS, April 29-GRocERrEs
-Sugar-ln fair demand; inferior, 89a5c;
common, TIC; fair to fully fair, s9a9sc.
Molasses-Common to good iermenting,
25aSSc; prime fermenting, 4Sc. @ ssT
Louisville Market. sF
LouIsv1rlE, March ss.--ToDAcco-
Active and prices unchanged. Sales ITO
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