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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-02-14
EXPORTS
COASTWISE.

adelpnla-SteamSnlp flOneef-
200 bbls rosin. 245 bales cotton, 80
bales rags, $40 bbls tar, 1873 casks
spirits t.1rpentine, l Dbl crude turpen-
tine. AZ bushels peanuts, 2 tons iron,
40 bbls lightwood, 55 empty ale kegs.
! New York-Schr Sunny South-476
! casks spirits turpentine, 1874 bales cot
! ton. 2,152 bbls rosin.
! New York-Schr Francis Satterly-
/ 1905 bbls rosin, 100 casks spirits tur-
I pentine, 164 bales cotton, 50 bbls
/ pitch, 90 bbls tar.
! Schr Gettysburg, 151 bbls rosin.
/ Steamship Fanta-25 bales sheeting,
253 bales cotton. CSC bbls rosin, $50 do
! tar, $50 do pitch, 224 do crude tur-
pentine, 10 casks spirits turpentine,
bales hides, 1900 bushels peanuts.
Boston-Schr J G. Lamprey-2,4 $50
bills rosih.
BosroS-Schr Cyrus Fossett, GO
bbls crude turpentine, 700 bblstar, 142
| bbls rosin.
| New YoRK-Schr Annie Lewis, 9, $50
bbls rOsin.
| New YORK ~ Schr E V Glover,
1920 bbls rosin.
Schr Lottie-2, 1877 bbls rosin.
Schr Emma Green-1S6,0 54 feet
lumber.
BALTIMoRE-Steams Lucille, 700
bbls rosin, 20 casks spirits turpentine,
rs bales cotton, Is bales sheeting, so
empty barrels, 60 pkgs mdse.
HAVANA - Schr Artie Garwood,
4,O73 cypress railroad ties.
List of Vessel. In the Port of vii.
mingtOn, n. c., February Ii. 1873.
STEAMSHIP
d J Foley, Price, ldg Baltimore.
A D Cazaux
BARQUEs,
(Gernan) Favorite, Craft, dis,
Moffitt & Co
Nellie Clifford, Littlefield, 1dg, West
Indies, E Kidder & Son
John Pierce, Townsend, ldg West In
dies, Worth & Worth
Black Swami, Winslaide, ]dg West
Indies, E Kidder & Son
German Albert Fesca, Schiebe, dis,
J r Blossom & Evans
Josie A Deveraux, Curtis, ldg N Y,
Worth & Worth
Ocean Belle, Kelley, dis,
E Kidder & Son
SCHOONERS.
Joseph tiaxter, Baxter, dis.
G G Barker & Co
Sophia Godfrey, Godfrey, dis,
Harriss & Howell
NJ G Mosiey, Coggins, ldg Mayaquez.
G G Barker & Co
larry Not, Timmons, ldg Philadelphia.
Harris & Howell
Lillias, Griffin, repg, G. G Barker & Co
Emma b Shaw, Shaw. dis,
Harriss & Howell
[. G. Hickman, Robinson, dis,
Harriss & Howell
John, Williams, ldg New York,
Williams Il Murchi~ou
George & Emily, Richards. rpg,
G G Barker & Co
Little Rock, Myers, dis,
Ct G. Barker * G"
Gettysburg, Carson, dis.
Harriss & Howell
Mary b Harris. Mitchell, dis,
Harriss & Howell
Schr Luola Murc!ison, Jones, dis,
Williams 4, Murchi@on
L V Glover, InScrsoll, d;,,
Harris>> & Howell
d Talbot. Amsbury, dis, Master
Ben, Davis, dis, Williams & Murchison
Adolph Hngel, Wicts, dis,
Harriss * Howell
L Q G Wishart, Mason, dis,
Harriss * Howell
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uaequaied by any Known remedy It viii
eradicate, extfrpats and thoroughly DESTROY all
poisonous substances III the blood and will
ehectually dispel all predispositlon TO bilious
arrangement.
Is there want Of action in yGur Liver
and Spleen? Unless relieved at once, the
blood becomes impure by deleterious secre-
tons, producing scrOfnlous or skin diseases
Blosches, Felons, Pustules, Canker, Pimples
SC, sc.
Have yOu y Dyspept:e Stomach ?
Unless digestion is promptly aided the system
V debilitated with poverty of the Blood. Drop
steal tendency, General Weakness and inertia
Have You weakness Of the latest
ines Sou are in danger of Chronic Diarr
hHa Or Inflammation of the Bowels.
Have you weakness of the Uterine
Or rinary Organs: fou are exposed to
suheriog in tfs most aRgI avatei form.
Are you detected dro.Sv, dull sluggish
- 'trrr' seed N. spir''A with heefache, back
ache, r"af"! ;e1gue r'sh ia i tasting mouth?
For n c"rtstH pis,y for n II of these diseases
week.-mrs. ts and iT''"bt"s; for cleansing and
purifying the ririat Il h'cof and impartiny
viRtir Ia ali the vital forces: for building IN
aud restoring the weak ened con-titution USE
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From the N Y. SIM, 7 thursday.

sad Havoc i'm the Ranks of the
Christian statesmen.
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BRIGGS & BROTHERS.
ILLUSTRA
FLORAL WORK.

FOR JANUARY, 1879, NOW OUT. Issued
as Quarterly. The four numbers sent to any
address, by mail. for % Cents. The richest ana
most instructive Illustrated and Descriptive.
Floral Guide ever published. Those of onr
patrons who ordered Seeds last year and were
credited with % cents. will receive tne four
Quarteriies for 1873. Those who order Seeds
this year will be credited with a subscription
for 1870. The January number contains near
lv 400 Engravings, Two superb Col.
Ored Plates. suitable for framing, and also
TINTED Plates OF Our gorgeous Floral Chro-
mos; information relative to Flowers, Vegeta-
bies. &c, and their cultivation and all such
matter as was formerly found in the Annua!
Catalogue. You will miss it if YOU order SEEDS
before seeing Briggs II Bros QUAR-
TERLH. We challenge comparison on quail
tv of Seed and prices and sizes OF packets Our
ssCa1endar Advance Sheet and Price
List for 1872 sent free. Address.
BRIGGS & BROIHER,
Seedsmen and Florists ROCHESTER,, NY
jan @ cow
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SffETTS TURkPEN I'm E-Ine
Spirits Turpentine market of the week
has been SO inactive, and with SO few
transactions that it has barely sustained
the name of market. The first day of
our review friday the market showed
some animat.au of .eelins ard So cents
Tat d the ansactions Saturday, how
ever, under the adverse advices from
the Northern market our market as
sumed drowsical state and remained
without transactions of noteup to We'd
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1ti@iust the paper for The home aud freside,
full Of good reading; all the best Editorials Of
the daily; al the Congressional, Legislative
an'. Political news OF the day.
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Mr.. James I. Petteway, has been APP
pointed agent in this city for Wilcox &
Gibbs Standard Fertilizers. Mr.. Pet
teway is thorough business man and
will make good agent for the sale of
these fertilizers
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Embraced in its eolurnns is 4 moro complete,
compact. We: comprehensive history OF tho
wor DIS doings, from week to week, than can
possibly be found in any other journal.
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rates;
Extra Prime Mil YiAhef
per Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O09l9 90
Prime Mill yer railroad. ........ .Rl5 0Ot9l6 90
Extra River Timber. .Si2 0OSi5 90
Prime River Timber. $40 O0a12 50
Common Mill. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OfSit W
Neutrality-suspicious.. .-.---...--.-S ootS w
FERTILIZERS the arrivals of
several cargoes of late, the market is
fairly supplied with all kinds men
toned below. The Spring 5enanefs
have not yet fully Gsssnssab hat We note
a fair lnsiness doing At che following
rates: Fsruvisn auano, tChincha Island)
80, s77@SSO; do. do. Guanope, SO !;
Carohna Fertilizer, $50 time; $4S cash;
s4O@S5O Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos-
phate, s6O@a65: Wanda Guano, $40;
Patapsco, do. $50; Navassa Gunno,
SO, cash, and S65, .tiIus ). Cape Fear
Guano, S35, cash, and $4a. ti!ne !; E.
r. Coe'sSuperphosphate of Liue, $50;
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retained here

STATE sECURIT1Es-Dull and steady.
RAILROAD BoNDs-ln better demand. :
sTooKs-The market feels the effect OF
easier money1anl the general conviction
is that the turning point has been gained,
and the shorts show an anxiety to cover,
while the bulls are repurchasipg the
stocks parted with, while moneyis most
stringent. Vanderbilt shares took the
lead in the upward movement, but there
was mot moro than the usual activity.
The market opened weak, but after first
call became senslblY ilrmer and there was
a rapid and general advance. Harlem
rose from 1881 to 12Gi Panama from 1903
to 1901; Pacific Mail from so to 81;
and Western Union from s4t to 500. In
the afternoon dealings tho highest quota
lions we're not maintained. Harlem fell
to 124t, Pacific Mail TO $50, and Panama
to 1919. Western Union, however, went
up to 500, but in the late dealings sympE-
thized with tho general dizziness and re-
coded to 95s. A fair business was done
in New York Central at 1901 to 1O9, Eric
at 04f to $50, Lake Shore at o. to 02P, St.
Paul at $50 to GOT, and Cleveland, COlum.
bus s. Indiana Central at 80 to 800. The
weakness late in the day was cadsed by
the hardening tendency Of money and the
realizing Of sales. The failure Is reported
of one small stock operator.
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from one to tho other involves expense.
Thus, much Of the domestic wool which,
OF fair prices, would have been woven In
cloth, Is silk in many instances, lying in
the hands OF farmers who, unwilling in
the season 10 accept the high tlgures then
prevailing, will now lie compelled to take
much lower rates, II they sell at all.
The protracted monetary stringency
has not only promoted this decline, but
has prevented the reactions which fire..
quently occur during q general change OF
value, and, although such manufacturers
as have stopped work altogether, or in
part, will now, VIC trust, be encouraged
10 start their machinery again, with fair
prospects, of remuneration, anu thus orc
ate d. more active business in tho raw ma.
terial, yet we think it is sound reasoning
to conclude that in a downward move.
ment from so general cause, conEdera.
bly, lower figures will DO reached before
any permanent reaction can take place.
The following arc the sales during the
month, as reported: 1851, 600 lbs. fleece
and pulled, 20a7Sc; $500 lbs combing
fleece, 63a62fc; 81 ZOO lbs secured, 3Sta
Doc; /, 610, 900 lbs California, 1ea40c; g..
900 lbs Oregon, 38a45c; 295 800 lbs Texas,
10s44c; 100000 lbs Cape, 32Ia4lc; 772,-
900 lbs Montevideo, 95S41ic; $4,000 lbs
Banda Oriental, 98C; 39,0 900 lbs Noils, 40a
4Sc; $4,000 lbs Colorado, 10taSlc; $4,000
lbs Syrian, 900 lbs Donskoi, 10000 lbs
Australian, 4Oa57c: 5000 lbs Rio Grande,
at 800 gold; 5000 lbs Mestiza, cote; 49,.
900 lbs Mexican, zoe; 10000 lbs foreign.
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Wool in New York.

(From Walter Brown & Sons Monthly Wool
CIIculAr)
Again we have to note a dull and unsat.
isfactory month In the wool trade, with
continued tendency toward a lower range
of prices; so that between the opening
and the close Of the month o decline Of
from 5 to s cent per pound has been es=
tabliShed. H-,'F - tg'@ -
In regard to the prospect for the future,
we cannot see any probability Of improve.
ment In prices until the relation between
supply and demand has materially chang
ed. At the present time the amount Of
stock for sale exceeds the requirements Of
consumers for the number Of running
cards which, under the depressed Condi-
ton Of the wooden goods trade, has been
Tor several months considerably reduced.
By reference to published estimates Of
the quantity oil wool grown during the
past few years, respectively, It may be
readily seen that as soon as, from any
cause, the price Of wool advances to ex-
IRENE figures, the culture OF II Is so slim
uIated that only one or two years arc re-
quired 10 create an excess. Tie change Is
tuo LuuAG Ahplu uSSuuSGi WullG III tuG
pasture the locks arc multiplying, in
the mill looms are stopping; and
almost before tho fact Is suspected,
there Is a surplus the world over.
Is not this the present condition ?
The extreme rates OF 1871 caused
great increase Of tlochs everywhere, 10
Consequence Of which the wool thrown
upon the markets In this country during
1879 was some 100000 pounds more
than that received from everysourCe dur.
ing 1871. In the early part Of 1879 the
effect OF this was materially felt, and the
tendency toward q decline was soon fairly
established. Manufacturers were gener-
ally fully stocked, many OF them having
sent large orders to foreign markets and
wool producing countries, the proceeds Of
which arc still arriving from Australia
and London, where large quantities have
been held and delivered as required
Manufacturers who have thuse beer
driven by high prices from the use Of do
nestle ilecccs to that Of foreign woods
find the latter so well adapted to their
purposes that they will not change. back
until domestic woods become cheaper
than foreign, for tho reason that changing
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HARKETS BY TBLEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, April 9.-Thereis an i'm.
proved feeling in financial circles, and
money is easier, though not down TO
legal rate Of interest. Nearly allthe bust.
ness was at ITO to / per day. with few
transactions at per cent gold to 1873. A
hardening tendency at the close was due
to the delay Of brokers In making up
bank accounts. Receipts Of currency
very large, estimated at $4,000, 900, mostly
National Bank notes. Tho money sent
South last fall to move the cotton crop, is
returning in National Bank notes. Loans
to-day at 7pcr cent currency. The bonds
bought to day by the Government will be
paid for in National Bank notes, and the
Treasury will receive such notes for q
million gold, to be sold tomorrow, this
will help to increase the reserve Of the
city banks.
GoLD-Ranged from 11sB to 1185, clos.
ing steady at 11sa11ss. Loans fat to Z
per cent. Clearings s72,OOO,0OO. Treas.
ury disbursements 500 900. Customs re-
ceipts $4,000. Exports 1871, 4BO in
silver bars.
STERLING RECOMMENDATIONS at 1O7Ia
1O74 90 days; 1881 for sight.
GovERNMENTs-taf better and firm.
Considerable quantity of bonds from the
country have been absorbed by foreign
bankers the currency for the same being
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schenCk's Pulmonic Candy

Embraces in a great degree all the
principles Of SchenCk's Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant to the palate as the
purest Of confections, It's medicinal proper
ties render 1t ettectual in coughs, colds,
bronchohial and catarrhal affections, &c.
1t is the most acceptable remedy for chill.
dren or Infants, aud can be given with
immunity; while for professional gentle
men, or those who suffer from loss Of vice,
It is Indispensable.
These candies are put up in 25 cent
boxes convenient for the pocket, and are
for sale BY all druggists and dealers.
]. q. sCHENcK Sc Son, N. L. corner Sixth
and Arch Sts., Phila. cod.
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OF carrying of Workman. 1t was final
~ agreed upon between husband and
wife that Mrs. Workman should 90
70 Ms. Hedges with a letter from
Mr.. Workman requesting Mrs. Hedges
to give up his letters. This letter was
given to Mrs. Hedges by Mrs. Workmsn
G!tef the church services on Saturday Of.
ternoon. A further meeting was then
agreed upon when Mrs Hedges was 10
give them. AS the women parted Mrs.
Workman gave q kiss to Mrs. Hedges.
The last meeting that had been provided
for was probably that at the school ouse,
us described in the boy POtter's testimo-
ny, and from which Mrs. Hedges did not
emerge alive. 4 theory that generally
prevails Is that Mrs. Hedges had bargain
ed at the previous meeting 10 the alter
noon Of Saturday with Mrs. Workman to
buy the latters silence upon the subject
Of her intimacy with Workman; that for
that purpose she had collected all the
money she was known 10 have obtained
during the day; that the meeting between
the two took place at the school-house,
as per agreement, on Saturday night, and
that Mrs. Hedges gave up the letters and
paid tho $50 to Mrs. Workman, who
was, OF course, unaware OF the tell.tale
letter that was pinned to the undGrcloth-
ing Of the deceased, and which subse.
quGntly afforded a clue to the supposed
perpetrAtor oil the crime. Then, as Is
thought, Mrs. Workman induced the vic
tim, on the pretext Of more privacy, to 60
with her behind the school-house where
the murder was committed. ....
Mrs. Workman is, now in the custody
OF the Sheriff of Woodlord county. She
occupies room In the jailer's house 10
the jail, in the second etory Of the build.
ing, and is SO lightly guarded that il she
should choose to do SO, she can any night
raise the windows OF her room and es-
cape. Workman and their eldest ,daugh.
ter, about twelve years old, are with her.
Public sympathy is entirely with the
unhappy woman in this dreadful affair.
The court will be in session in about two
weeks time, and there Is q probability
that she will then be tried. She Is said
10 be anxious for trial, and it Is not dit.
Ilcult to foresee verdict IN her case Of
insanity. ..
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NEW YORK.. April 0. -Flour-Mod.
crate jobbing demand, very limited eX-
port demand; superfine western and State
SO 10a6 so; common TO good SO 00a7 90;
good to choice 81 55a9 10. White Wheat
Extra IS 5Oa10 80. Grain-Wheat in
better request, No. 8 spring 81 49s1 30;
red western 81 so; white western 81 Ola
2 90; choice No. 3 milwaukee 81 65. Rye
Quiet. BOrley-Quiet; Canada 81 "a;
western 81 10. Malt-Dull and corn
steady with fair demand; new mixed ives.
tern 6Sa648c; old afoat O64c; in store
634c. Oats-Steady; new mixed western
50l53ic, white western 63ia50c. Wool
Dull, domestic fleece 49a50c; secured
do &c; pulled 49a45c. Groceries-Cofee
Steady; rio 169a19c; sugar firm, fair to
good refining Sa94c; molasses firm New
Orleans 67a75c. Rice-Quiet 79astc.
Cheese-Dull 12a1G4c,
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GSAIN-Wc quote No. white 81 7o01 30; red
81 bOA1 60. Corn-Dull; 4Sc. Oats, 3514Oc, Barley
$4,000 for spring, and 6S9Sl 90 for fall Rye
75c! .ar
GRocERrBs- Cq6Ie-We quote choice Old Gov.
ernmGnt- Java Rt 27oSs choice Rio, &c; prime
2369S]Gc; fair to good 22D23c. - ID
SyTEpS-C Common, 40U5Oc; Prime, $4,000;
Choice, 65o7Oc; Fancy, 76c. Nsw Orleans Mo-
laSSes-PrImc selling at T6I2c. ....
SugGrS-Relned' HardS, Crushed, Powdered
and Granuhted 12Se; a Coffee, ike; B Coffee,
Ike; Extra 9 Coffee Ike; Commercial A
sugar Ike; Yellow lOH0I1c; stock Of CnbA
and Porto Nlep exhausted. New Orleans Sugar,
fair to fully fair 0J40l0,X prime to choIcelOX0
1OHc. n.. ....
noMMY-S4 50 per Dbl.
NAns-Iod to cod, s. IS; Sd to Cd, s. %; Cd to
I'd, 1875. t.r..stHr .ulI III.
Gus, &c-LArd OIL, extra No. winter 75c;
extra No. summer zoo. Carbon OIL 18c. Lin
seed Oil, 81 o.. Turpentino 7sc. %
PROVaIoNs-MesB Pork--$I6 80, Bacon
Shoulder, INC; new clear sides 9Xc; now break.
fast bacon llHc; sugar cured hams lSKc: plain
do l9Hc. LaId-New, In tierce8, DC; in kegs, 10c;
choice leaf Dc. Beat brands cRnVasSed hams, 14c.
POTGToHs-SAles In AJObblng way from store
at 10000 per bushel, as to quality.
sETEs-Dull. We quote Timothy 800; Clover
Seed t5TS.
SNuTF-TOc; do in boxes OF ak dozen, Ss 90.
WOOL-45 TO 6Oc and dull. ,...-.
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CINCINNATI, April 0. = Flour Dull
but unchanged, Whcat-Dull; conccs.
siOns would have TO DO made to sell. Corn
-40c. Rye, Oats and Barley unchanged.
rk-Nominally $40 0Oa10 so. Lard
Firm; steam Ste; kettle9ic. Bulk Meats
Octet; shoulders 8a8tc; sales at Ole for
May; clear rib sides Sic; clear SEC. Ba,
con-Quiet, buyers contending for lower
rates; shoulders Gia7c; clear rib sides &c;
clear 9sa0tc, Whisky-Steady al SIC.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, April 9.-Therc was an
improved feeling in the market and q bet.
ter movement in the jobbing trade. Do
nestle Cottons firm and active for all but
the lowest grades Of springs which were
quiet and weak. Prints and Ginghams
in good request; Arnold's Prints closing
at SIC and Berkshire's at 04c. BY the
leading jobbipg houses, Merrimac Shirt.
ings are now lie. Foreign Goods more
active, Millinery Piece Silks being re-.
shipped in bond to Europe by importers
as this market Is overstocked with them.
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BALTIMORE, April 0.-Flour-Improv-
cd demand, prices unchanged. Wheat
Firm but unchanged. Cofn-Qulet: mix.
cd western Ole. OAts-Actiye: mixed
western 46s47c; white 4sc. Rye-SIeRdv
and firm at 05c. Provisions-Dull and
prices nominal. Lard-sRa9c. Butter
Western easier, receipts better but prices
unchanged. Whisky-nominal,
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CHICAGO, April 0.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-A shade lower; very
little doing; No. 2 spring 81 lGt. Corn
No. 9 mixed 30ta3Ofc. 0ats-No. Q, 244c,
Rye-No. 3, G2aG4c. Barley-Fall No. 9
nominally, 74tc. Provisions-Quiet and
unchanged. Mess Pork-Sold at $15 20
Lard-NominAlIy ssc. Bulk Meats and
Bacon-Quiet and unchanged.
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TOLEDO, April O.-FIour-Dull but I'M
changed. Wheat-Dull; amber MiChi-
gan 81 04fa1 65i No. rcd 81 20; No. 2
DO 81 OS4. Coma shade higher; high
mixed 4Ofa4Otc. Oats-MCbigan S4fC.
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3C0HNERCIRi Anu FINANCIAL,
Wheeling wholesale Market.
orrcE DAILY ESTrnLrouSoEn, |


j.. APPLEs-sales at q COOS % per Dbl, for fair
and IS COOS Q5 for primo to choice.
BuTTER-Prme to choice roll in small pack.
ages Csc; common dull at l5c. HOPS
BAKrSo PowDER-86086c per pound.
BRooMs-FSncy, g 8, $50 and 81 Is; plain,
$2250275. "a
BEANs-E9 SO09 IS pee bushel, according TO.
quality. .F,"G a'- 1NCH ..
CANSED GooDs Peaches, 8 Id cans; 50 % per
dozen: ~ ID, 81 so. Corn, $27:030O. the out.
side AgurC for WinSluw's. TomItocs, $780,
CHEEsE-Wc quote prime Goshen at tic;
Dairy lGe; N. Y. State l8c.
CRAcEERs-wo quote: Sugar lIXc; Lemon 19c;
Soda &c; Water TIC; Cream 26c.
DMED FHUrT-App!cS 3 to 5cpcr b. Peaches
dull, prime halves offering at nc; quarters at Sc.
KoGs-In good demand, but unchanged Isc.
FsT-LaEc herring, old 81 90; new g 70;
white Dish, IS 90; No. nackeTel, barrels, SIS 90;
No. do. $ll 50; No. =, half barrels, 81 80; No
8, do. full weight, Sc 90.
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The attention Of my customers and publle
generally 10 invited 70 my extensive stock o.
FALL and WINTER GOODS, conlisttng o.
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive and Green Clotns'
Granite DlAgonAlB and Theot. A full line o. n.
glish MCltons, suitable for suits Ana sfIINO
SCoTUH CHKWoTs-Oi every stElO And md
color. Also, q complete stock OF FRENCH RnRHSn
and Domestic CASsMRRBS. ,,,,-
Also, fall limo Of VRSTINGS, Buk' CaSnm@o,
Velvet, White and Fancy Narcotics.
IWiII guarantee 1T, Is employ none but the
u; also invite attention TO my large stock Of
Cents Furnishing Goods
Embracing all tho latest novelties, such Os White
and Fancy Shirts, MerinO and India Cause I'm.
dorshlrt8, White Jeans Patent PlntAloon Draw.
en-, BuspendeFs, half Hose, Blk and Lnen
HGndEGfchiofS, Bows and TieS, the latest STYLE
Paper Collar1. White Shirts made TO order; 8 at
guaranteed. Call and see me Rt my new and
hAnES as arranged more, Is Main Btroet. Cen
sepl4 c. ". sRABRGHT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-10

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