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Government Securities.
Jay Cooke q Co. furnish the followingto.
Tho MaRk0fa

BALTIMORE, April 3O.-Virginia SIS, Coupons old
bid to-day.
BALrMoRH, April 30-Cotton dull; low mid
dIngs, l5dlsz. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whea,
quiet, but firm; prices unchanged. Corn quie'-71.
% mixed weste IN .65s@6 ON spot; IS for May Oats
s .ose and hrm-southern, S955; western mix ed
sy95O; do. white, 81. Rye quiet and uncha ng q al :
Hay unchanged Provisions dull, weak and lower
Sc Pork, SIS gls Bulk neats-shouliers, "a
81 clear rib sides, lO@l0l{; sugar-cured hams,
S1s@3. Lard $685.. Western butter-heavy re-
cslpts de nresses the market; good to choice tub
33@3s Whisky nominal, sO1z@9I.
NEW foRK, April O.-Stocks dull. Gold very
firm, Es. Money firm, Is to I-s2 and interest
ESNG f% long 81 shoIr q. GSvernments quiet
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn firm.
q, LoSDoN. April 30, IL 80 a, m.-ConsoIs opened at
sos new fves, 90; Erie, s. q.
Paris, April S.-Rentes opened at 81 francs IS
LONDON, April So 1:so p. m.-Bonds of 1857, 80;
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Ifit be true that all victims of suicide were
insane at the time of their self-slaughter-as
some able physicians have asserted-then the
life insurance companies, in view OF decision
of the L. s. Supreme Cont on Monday of this
week, might as well strike the suicide clause
ifom their policies. That court, in the case of
the Mutual Life Insurance company, of New
ork vs. Ferry, case Of suicide by taking
io'scn' held that the facts show the reason Of
u deceased to have been so impaired by his
H'-shity that his suicide was not his voluntary,
intelligent act. On these facts il is held that
The company is liable, although the policy pro-
yitsd against suicide
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The Official report of the disastrous affair at
the lava beds on Saturday last, which We pub
fish to-day, confirms the unofficial dispatches.
Ii is strange that after the innumerable Indian
traps into which white men have marched,
commencing with Braddock's defeat, there
should still be found officers of the army.who
try to fight redskins according to the rules of
warfare among civilized nations. This MOdoc
ambush has cost the lives of four gallant officers
and thirteen enlisted men. and the wounding
of one officer and sixteen privates, and only
four Indians were killed. Better have frontiers
men or friendly red skins to do our Indian fight
ing. They would fight the ModOcs, Modoc
fashion, and it is not likely the losses on our side
would be 50 disproportionate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-30

The New York Vail street markets were dull
yesterday, but the feeling was somewhat i'm
proved late in the day on the improved showing
of the Atlantic bank examination. The pros
pect of large disbursement by the governmen,
and the payment of state and other dividend
gives promise OF an easier money market FOL
some months.
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W. scarcely open paper, but we find in it
The evidence that the editor knows how to
mango our Indian affairs better than the
fres'dent and General Sherman and the Secre-
tMy IL the ADMINISTRATORS Journal
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DRY GOODS.
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS AT Low PRICES

respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
TO the following named Goods received direct from
Importers, and will be sold at very low prices:
BLACK eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS
frgni the best Lyons houses; STRIPED SUMNER
SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, the Celebrated = RI p
EALOn and BEAVER BLACK ALPACAs and
PURE M0HAIRS, Lupinis SILK aud Wool BLhCK
SkENAplkEsa Plain and striped Lupin superb
GASHMEREs. CRETONNEs, JAPANESE Pop,
LINs al Is, 81, IS and 81 cents; LINEN sUITINGs.
new STYLES; SPRING SHAWLS, PIQTEs
GHlNTZEs, PERCALES, PRIN as, FLANSELS,
DoMEsTlC COTTON GOODS, and a fall stock III
LINEN GOODS. '''0~ ~
- One price only, marked in plain figures.
JOSEPH y. MAY,
a2S-eoN $50 Pennsylvania ayeDue
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arss-.r llIs Pennsylvania AVENUE.
JN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,

ep0-r IIIS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
INTHE sUPREGME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
=, Hold,ns Spscia, 7,rm, Apr,l aga, 1873.
Ma Il
Court District Of Cofamb aforesaid d. appp p
ment and distribution of the personal estate Of said
deceased, and of the assets in hand, far as the
when and where all the creditors and heirs Of said
6eoessed are notied to attend with their claims
EXCLUDED from all benefit in said deceaseds estate:
three weeks in the Star preSio3, t to ths
'a aa way, resi- 4. WEBSTER, Register of Wills,
BYLAAAT.IIIMsnEsEar ,6 ct E..1 E.,,,. r,n,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and ilth street,
Star Office Building.
TRRgSIEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE Rg5LDISG
a By yirtus Sf a deed bearing date on the
A-herenafter described lots of ground to the I'M
dersigned, as trustees, in trust, to sell and con
fi S cn s Msy Yat to s S
o at pslCek p m. in front of the premises
!2s5 ard The east half Of original Lot numbered
Lot NJ seven d hundred and
and 10 inches 81 street southeast by depth of IS
sei e Sf on street sSs Lot No % has front Of
streets s BY depth of l,s feet inches And the
n' sO II Front of q @
depth Of l19 feet and inches ~
This property is in the same square i'm which ST.
Peters church, Jingle Place" &c, located, and
in a neighborhood containing some of the finest i'm
provements on Capitol Hill, and about two squares
southeast OF the eastern park of the po grounds
The lots will be offered separately.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the deed are: One
third Of the purchase money in cash. and the residue
IN three equal instruments, pay able in six (6) twelve
(2) AMI eighteen (1S) months from day of sale with
interest, and secured by deed Of trust the prop
erty sold; all cash, at purchasers option II the
terms 81 sale shall not be complied with within one
week nom day OF SALE the Trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and Of the first
purchaser. deposit of SlOO in cash on each lot
viii bt required at the time Ut purchase. Convey
ancing at purchaser cost.
+ Ro 5 E " im2eTf;HxRsoS,} Trustees.
s3O-dSds LATIMEB & CLEARY, Aucts
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FOR SALE.

GSh SAAE.
t'oR iSALE-A well-bred SORREL HORSE, 8
= seals 1id, nrst class for lady or gentle ~ =
Ar S az No. SIS i fsan Street. sfd for no fault
F0R sALEmA pair Of BLACK HORsEs, well
old sPTns s son nands sHS
s sITs P PSiss ssasra's' J. MiTISck
HOksE AND PHETON-Will be sold cheap,
same owner Tsaui having :, no longer any use for
Indiana avenue bet ist and s sd SSssns
FOB SALE-A fine Family HORSE, seven years
and "a aaIosss H hsPss hga Sns Ssdas
stab e, c St, bet 9Th and az ste. asst 6Z2
EoR sALE-A COAL GAIT, one a-horse WAC
n Tse aR hew and h. or IA & SAW
power will be sold separate from the mill il desired
northwest faasStsi JS0. r. ThY Y S5f ~
sEs sna sad sTbs SETssG
ELTON W: = loan once, 3l4 9Th street, near
LOB SALE-BAY MAZE; s year. Old: Morgan
kRGTok Apply e IxTiMEE ! Ola ~
ner 81 Ilth street, Star Once building. asst
FOR sALE-9O, 900 frst-class ROSES, Climb
= ing Plants, Ornamental Shrubs, and Trees, -
Parlor Plants, &c. A. JORDAN, Connecticut ~
A. PRIVATE SALE.
"A
; The beautiful Country Residence called "DUN-
BARTON HALL, situated on the road from a
Pierces MIL 70 Tennallytown, about % IA
miles from Washington, ID. Q.
The place contains about twenty three acres Of
land, improved by mansion house containing eigb-
teen rooms, and two small cottages, one containing
six, the other three rooms, ice house, barn, &C
TAere are seven acres Of grapes in bearing, pears
The view from the house 10 one Of the finest I'm the
District. Any one desiring . hne country residence
weuld do well to call and Examine this property.
1.-THE place is not sold BY the LIST Of June the Man
sion House will be for rent during the season.
Der terms apply to PIERCE sH0EnAKER,
e8-lm near Pierces Mill.
EOR SALE-A Handsomely matched pair Of BAY
: neerly ne1. FAMILY CARNAGE and II
AARNEss scld S for went e g:e Gan Be S !,
AS and us llth street northwest, one square
south Of Pennsylvania avenue. an Inn
EOR SALE CHEAP-A four horse dcuble-tree
Il street PLOW SHEA Z; some long handled round
pointed sH3yELs end 100 $500. :. issf OF sSoSs
EOR sALE-An excellent seeo.a hand two horse,
II platform-slring WAGON, vide body, just the
thing for carrying pas:epGers,s a1ge, OF Srecerls
.sen can = :sss e. - 1s wssop
1ridse. 6eoseetosn, p Q. aio I'm
RRICK ClAI 1OR SAL.
DODGl DARNEILLR,
HIT 1897 street.
MO HUMBUG.-L. RICE viii pay q fair cab
IN price for any kind Of Ladies' Gents' ana Cb;i-
dreut Second hand Clothing. Boots, Shoes &C eva
IN street, between and O, south. Note By mail
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y A. BR6SzED AND PAINTED.
sssc ss assortment xIEx K sHEfHERp CO
pSoF. NEWTON's ENAMEL.-Those who are
sstsf hsTs R1sy seiSnss BY
Those who wish the Enamel can do the asO-6t'
N SUMNER OPENING. -
.i Mss "a >; z; LEWIS 1 CO. ~
thMEk B s5ss III St a ss
the ladies is called also to our and 81
Plain Sewing Department. IT.
+ b G O BIZ IO.
RErRIGERAToRs, WATER COOL.
a nhs ick kC CREAM SHGsrs HE
a,om 5.W: h sss 5!ss.4 BRO BRO; ...I
Il scother Rot Of LLAMA LACE sGCQUES and
sHAWLs, Which we are selling very low
in the city. Chidrens Pique suits Gandso IN ii
I BIAcK SRiEEfNASiNEs and HERNANlA, from
f r Z bfsnSp,s LAWN s5s BARRED ABR MUS
$ 5ss.!i. 81
= PECIAL NOT ICE.
hsss on syhjIi,i9n and for sale Stems Celebra
proyencat in patent Burial Gases, and all having
occa-ion TO need the services Of an Underts kef
would do we'll To call and and be convinced
.ss r rrS "a aafy .'E.:,
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGEsl CARRIAGEslil
:tcss e family NIL Car c.rri ssIss.sa
TOP and M se ss sGs s'I
SyS@R,iy attended e. RoBr n GkAHXs, ing
- TUB ON LIGHT. For sale By J. sHIL-
G d1NGTSN, nwsc-hing'on' and G. T GETTY,
CHAIN AND TRAvELER, for the use ~
q Si. Cart Horses; II prevents the animal,s IN
Harness Dealers fr IHS s%S%g,f sasssshSrr
so Ss snf fef p:res u coia%s.
Most WONDERFUL INVENTION OF THE
=. y, Moses, Eles.,. Cal. Van seie srEcrA.@S
CLks' Patenisd R S9Gs :, lss =. .,.,,
No. 622 Pa. ave, bet. 9Th and 9Th SITS. dec7-Iy
nlAGONAL COATS and VEST to match in ten
fcni ss ns:S
BSSEfs: SsossSi;;s xxsOaSEs r; "a sFxI ::
Pearl, 81 Nh. FRIKS, lsse Of Boston, No. 000 o
ssSs H rant s Admir-. SsIs.sSsoosS. W y;
OoreoIan, dsnsrsi Essy, osnsra TonDkin. esns
SkS CI64h sH sss. 70 .as
Ssa ss Is siRaUs ioi Pssns
THE ONLY GEEUINE Middle.ex Flannel
be had :; 4. sfRAus ,icii Pa sss, near iisS as
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pRlCkS REDUCED.
Owing to the stringencY in the money market. ~.
very cheap and offer great bar gains to purchasers
Polka Dot FOulard sfk, els, worth sIzs.
striped Summer Silks, 81, worth 81 E
Black Alpacas, Soc, worth S1s, and other grade.
uRdo ~ per yard equally cheap.
BLACK Lyons Silks Of beet makes, from 81 Sup.
Wash Poplins At l5c :. worth 20.
Plain Suitings from l5c. up
Tourist snd Club Handled Parasols from SOC 20 n
SPENDING a. Blesched Cotton, lsssc. kadro.cos-
sac. 49,, amsuita. z0c.; New York Mills AZ
japanese Silks, Pique, Svi-ses, Tarlstsns, Nam
socks, Nietoria Lawns, Bstiste, Linens, Grass
than former prices. Now is the time to purchase.
a261. 1908 st, between l2th and 18Th sts
'CO BE, OR NOT TO BE,
ISNOT THE QUESTION.
TO FIND, Oh NOT TO FIND,
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
THAT rs The QUESTION.
BE therefore convinced, and try for cheap and
nice goods at
wOLFORD SHILBERGs,
who are this season Offering many attractions in
Llama LACE PoIsTs.
LLAMA LACE JACKETS,
ALL TIE NoyELTIEs IN PARAsoLs AND
LATE STYLE fRiNGED Wells,
LADIES BOWS AND TIES,
And many other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Persons from the distant part of the city will
Ind 70 their adyaatsge, before purchasing else
~hsIs no ss at th; .PaH: sssaeE
as 425 9TH street, between d and 4, W.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I 0ST-A PACKAGE of Certified Checks on
- Middleton Co., bankers. of value except TO
the owner as payment has been stopped at said bank
The hnder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them ut the Star Office it,
q n REWAkD.-Lost, on the 9th instant, at
- " the fire in Micher Row, an EXTRACT
BOX, containing four glass bottles, cameo sleeve
button, two shirt studs fcamt %, and gold locket
containing gent 5 photograph. The above reward
will be given If returned to this Office. a30-3ts
I OST-sunday evening, 9th instant, a BLACK
IL SILK SASH, m the vicinity of 9th street, be-
tween II and streets northwest. A reward will be
given If returned to $40 st. northwest. a29-7t'
I OST-On Monday afternoon, dark Russia leath-
II er POCKET BOOK, with owners name in gilt
letters. If returned to Room l9l Patent Office
finder will be rewarded. a29-Hs
Gin REWARD Lost, dark TOPAZ RING, on
ward will be paid if left at MILLER JONES' Bill
lizard Room, street, between 18th and l4th a25 ST.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1873.
reward ef FIFTY S5Ol DOLLARS will be paid
Tor the detection and conviction Of any person
persons who have stolen, or who may hereafter be
found stealing the Man hole and Sewer trap Covers
in the cities Of Washington and Georgetown.
By order Of the Board.
a3-d (Repub Chron.I Chief Clerk.
I OST-On the LIST Of March, on 4 street, between
IL 10th and ID streets northwest, RUBY RING,
with two pearls. A liberal reward will be paid IL
returned to No 500 - street northwest. mt
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LOB 0ALE-fhe subscriber o1sra Tor saie his
eat Of ths Cepto The lot = stusfs6 % fhs south
side Of Eest Capitol street and On q olres1 and =
aH-SWs OHAHLH Ru16RLL.
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IT MAY NEVER OCCUR AGAIN.

u
OUR POPULAR SPECIALTIE3.
MEMS DEPARTMENT
S1O-Our celebrated $40 Business Suits-S1O
sIO-we are still seling-SIO
SlO-A good Business Suit for $40
SIO-Our sales are enormous-s1O
SlO-In fine Business Suits at $40
Sl0-Our stock is Tremendous-slO
$1,000 all wool Suits at $40
ASPLENDID STOCK,
FASHIONA STOCK,
ALARGE STOCK,
OF FINER SUITS,
OF IMPORTED FABRICS,
ATPROPORTIONATE PRICES
FOR THE YOUNGSTERS.
would WERE BOY SOME MORE"
ss-only five dollars for School suit-ss
s5-A coed Suit for SIS.
Sa-A durable Suit for S..
s3-A well made Suit for SIS.
s3-Our assortment is good-S5.
Sa-Our stock is immeuse-SJ
ea-Of Boys Suits for SIS.
OUR PRICES ABE AS Low COMPARATIVE
LY,F
FINE DAG OVAL SUITS.
FINE BLUE AND BLACK SUITS
FINE LIGHTAND DARK SUIT.
ENTIRE STOCK NOW COMPLETE
AN EARLY INSPECTION INVITED.
liable BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE TAILORs,
ape9-n CORNER IRA AND D STREETS.
LOSS BY FIRE.
GUARD AGAINST 1T
INSURING YOUR PROPERTY
a. 8. PRATT Sc SON,
IN THE FOLLOWING
'.TIME.TRIED AND E.TESrED,
COMPANIES:
HOME, Of New York, Assets January
!, :. $50
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, Philadelphia 3,276,739
PHENIX, Brooklyn 2,OO1 ,3l3
PHOENIX, Hartford....................-- $50 CAT
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE,
Richmond, YAM, 32l, 1872
This Company has done successful and honora-
BILE business for forty years.
Office 4O1 Ninth street. corner d street.
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MO HUMDUG.-L. RICE viii nav q fair ca
price for Any Kind q Ladies. Gents and Chii.
nh street, between y and q, ooufh' Note by NAL
promptly attended, ie15-lT
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nEATn 70 TnE MoO0Cs and death 20 HIN
ave., Near llth ct. -
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SnTHERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
10y 2lsT DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB
held at corner 81 l4th and reefs southeast WE'D
NLSDAY EVENING, at ia O'Clock, for the pur-
pose Of reorganization Of the club
BROWN, sec'y aas2
~FROM THE EARLIEST AGES TO
Wy the present day ScrOfula has been the bane,
AID a. Il were, the curse Of mankind. So terrible
and osthsome had been at some periods Of the world
history that person known to be infected with ii
would not be allowed TO mix with society. Happily
ID our Gay the disease stripped Of its terror BY the
use Oh SAMAkITANs RooT AND HERB JUG ss, and
letters, &C., be restored sound health
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, sl1 per bottle
Sold BY :. g; FORD, II0s Pa ave, and BY Drug
slsss; p phSM0ND CO., PTopriesors, 9ls Race
~ TO LADIES.
How sad IT Is to see young wife, 9 mother
to fulfill her household duties, and ali moral Ca
pacites to accept the responsibility which falls upon
her, to see her Frustrated, losing every day her
abel This state Of weakness and debility 10 more
fatal TO her than severe spell of Sickness for in that
she will receive the proper care a. In the other
she will fnger months after months, not thinking
worth while to ply stefan about ii, until nature,
exhausted gives out and she is carried to the grsye
spared her life To prevent, to strengthen, to cure
nothing can compare with the LONG-LIfE BIT
TIERS Of DR.. L. G. BERTRAM. They are Q safe and
infallible remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, cos
tiysness, bli9usness, headaches, morning sickness
tiers, which sold by all Druggists are in conse-
Quence Of their virtue and agreeable taste the
medicine Sos sxesllsRos for ladies. j0-6
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NEW AND BEAurIruL DRESS GOODS
~ JUST OPENED BY
began . WKLlE.
1ole AND 1920 SKvENTH STREET NV
POLKA DOTS, in Percales, a q cents, in Alpscss
At = sents, and in Japanese Popllns, 1t 8 cents
yAPAkkek SILKS, 81 and s2h cents.
PLAIN spITINGS, nj Is, ~ aud g cents
BAIERN0 CLOTHS, ~ and g cents
PLAID POPLINS, % and Is cents
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS NO
HAIRS, AND ALPACAS
: We have 46eqo0 worth Of goods noe ON hand ana
are constantly receiving fresh supplies. nssu
4 OyHLT pQLKA BOT Q0oDs. from u. e..s
Il NJ. 70 POULAND, 81 6ie,a
BkoDHkAP COS.
ELEGAEf BLACK sILA from si.lue, and .
GOODS Just received -
pROpHEAD cos,
osfu-u 1905 strcet,
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tZ NO. SUI cth street northwest, bet. and X.
EOR sALE-HOUSE LOTS NEAR MT PLEAS
,ANT-From half an acre to eight acres, will be
lot has upland for dwelling house and fruit, and
rch low laod Tor vegetables within Q few minutes
walk from Mount Pleasant omnibus, and twenty
nye minutes walk from Boundary. Healthy To-
cality, pleasant rural surroundings, and excellent
educational and religious advantages Apply to
JOHN YORK Once Of Commissioner OF Customs,
1Iedsury bulldng. apl In
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: q back
Parlor furnished rs q Bedroom, and two pleas
ant rooms, back and front, on second story, In an
eligibly located Dwelling on street, near eth will
be rented on reasonable terms to gentlemen only
Address "a. j., !" National Republican efdce.
nl9-u (RepI
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Call at the "LITTLI WORLD, )" 1909 Yth st :,
TiuNS, JEWELRY, &C., &c. &c. We sre seiiins
our, and intend TO remove in very few days to q
smaller store. The sooner You call the better for
you. wv. NICHOLS,
No. 1909 7th street
Between X and L streets northwest,
as (near Began q Wylie's)
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VHKa SAEs, IIR RARE "a kKNI-Th.. iine
Church. one-hah mile from the Aaneduct Bridge,
Seorsetown, D. @. There Z q fine new double
good rooms, cellar, bathroom and water closet with
sewer bay window, range, hot and cold water large
trees surrounding the house, good Darn With four
stalls carriage house, srsinsy, and heoSery There
grapes, &C.: two good wells Of wster and spring
offer this property Cor saae, trade for city proper
Of years. YAIties meaning bpeiness will b shown
the property by calling It Soe street, Masonic
AsmRss. tv..x., s puvr v~cu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-23

sToCKs-DuA with decline in prices
Of 4a1s per cent, the fluctuations aver
aging only about ! per cent. The reac-
ton after the recent sharp advance is con.
sidered natural and due to the realizs-
lions among active stocks. Pacific Mail
fell from co., to 5St, Western Union rose
from $50 to SGT, and fell to IS, St. Paul
rose from coz to GlE, closing at COZ,
Wabash sold at 70ta0Oi, Eric at O5Ia
COT, Rock Island at 1O0salOSs. The
latest dealings were ct the lowest prices,
but the market closed steady, though dull.
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, April 29-Flour-Moro
active; superiino western and State s. 70
RG %; common to good 50 75a7 %; good
to choice 81 40aS 25; white wheat extra
IS 60al0 so, Wheat-More active and
higher; No. 9 Milwaukee in store 81 G7;
fair do ailoat 81 67i; No, 9 spring Chicago
and Northwest 81 5Sa1 CO; red western
81 50. Ryc-Firm. Barley-Dull. Corn
Active and frmer; old western mixed
IN store CGc; new mixed western O6ic
Oats-A shade tirmer; prime scarce; new
mixed western 59a53c; new black Goa
63ic; new white 53a6Oc, GotIee-Steady;
Rio lGialSsc. Sugar-Stcady; fair lc
good refining 7saSC. Molasses-Quiet
and unchanged. Rice-Quiet, 7iasic
Cheeac-12alGc.
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How THE PRESIDENT DRAWS His
SALARy.-Tho President never draws his
salary himself, but receives 1t through
the First National Bank, to which he has
given power OF attorney, and the money
Is always drawn from the TrGasuser by
tho cashier Of that bank and placed 10 the
credit Of the President in the bank. The
warrants for the President and Vice
President arc made out at the TreOrury
every month, the former under the new
law receiving $4,lOB.60 per month, and
tho latter $s3939. Members Of the GAbi
net arc paid from the rolls ofthCir respect
i've departments, and receipt therefor tn,
same as all other employees, The Presi
dent and Vice President do not sign an!
pay roll Washington Star,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-23

BALTIMORE, April 22.-Flour-Dul
and steady; western superfiue $475aG 90
extra 80 50a7 so; family S. 0Oa0 80
Wheat-Firm; western rcd 81 S0a1 IS
amber 81 GOAL 05. Confirm, stocl
scarce, western Csc. 0ats-Firm; west
ern mixed 47a4Sc; white 4Sa49c. Rye
Unchanged. Provis'ons-Buoyant ant
more active. Mess Pork-Firm, $lS 5Ol
10 90. Bacon = Advancing tendency
shoulders Sastc; clear rib sides i0Al0tc
Lard-Qulet aud firm, 9ta0gc, Sugar
Cured Hams l84al5c. Bulter-WesterE
scarce and unchanged choice tub Ssa42c
Whisky-9la9lic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-23

TOLEDO, April 29.-FIour : Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Demand
fair and prices advanced; Amber Mich.
gan, 81 70A1 n; No. 9, red, 81 6Sa1 90
al 7lG1 71tc; No. 8, 81 Coo. Corn-High
mixed 45C; low mixed 439c, Oats 379c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-23

CHICAGO, April 29.-Flour-Msrket
steady, with moderate depand for
extra spring SO 00aG rs; Wheat-No. 2,
sold at 81 22Ia239c. Corn-No. Q, mixed
3Sc. Oats-Dull, N. 2OEc Rye-Higher,
No. Q, 70a70ic Barley-Fall, No. 2, 7lc.
POrk-Unseltle and irregular, closed
easier at SIS 50c. Lard-At DC. Bulk
meats and shoulders quoted at Gia6Sc.
Short ribbed middles sold at SIC
loose. Bacon-Quotabe shoulders, 7ic ;
clear rib 09c clear 10c, Hams 12ta14c,
all packed. Whisky Sole.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-23

IT is not generally known that the
United State has become the leading
cheese producing country OF the world,
and further, that this supremacy has been
achieved within few years. Twenty
years ago We sent abroad one million
pounds Of cheese annually. In 1872, sixty
million pounds Of American cheese were
shipped from our shores.