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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-01

| 1NieNHUtlET z FsttatEF -. SfGGhls6 J Y =,
SWORD No. t0236.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUR-
L District OF Louisa z...-in obedience 10 IN ad
miraltr "arrant'e me directed in the above .,.-
Titled sult haS. .e.ze0 40 takeI. int 1.y pCssas
evfl--
The srEANBOA :. u WORDS. no. !iheieG
by Alexa nd.r C-evale1 Ter .i!e eauseb Sc: for.h
III the libel now penl:Gs II the O!strt.. Court OF
tho United statss
And do he.eof Cice a-d stuonis:. ehc owner O..
owners tleracf. arc al sns. very person or PEI
soIiS having OF pretending 10 hevs any right title
or interest III Ok 10 the 70 be and appear a.
District Court ~ the United states :Or TIL. dis.
trct aforesaid 20 be holden the city of New Or.
leans, on the first Monday il. November. to chow
cause, any they have or can, why the saia
steamer }. ". swords shoul. no. .. condemned
and he sold asreeahly to the PRAYER Of Ebelant
United States Marshals office. New Orleans
thirteenth day Q. oetc e. 1875.
s. g. PACKARD.
OEi< = mol United States MarsLS'
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

Widow Z. HOcknrt ~. Henry Conway
sixth Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans
by yIRrUE OF 4 WRIT OF YER. yACIAs &c
I ID nc directed BY the Hon. John DAILY. Sixth
! Justice ct the Peace in and tor the psr1st
| OF Orleans, vii! proceed 20 sell at pubic auc
/ ton at my warehouse 40. 23I 1t. Andrew str~et
I on SATURDAY, November g. 1879, At 10 A. NJ
oRE hULg, oNH GAIT ONE LOT o. tIRSI
Seized in the atsve suit:
! oc.S no4 william FOLEY Constable.
Co, neiius Crowley w. Washington Jack
| son-Six til Justice Court Tor the parish Of Or.
| DY VIRTUE OF WHIT OF SYsE, FACss
ID to directed by the hon. John Daily
sixth Justice the Peace in and for the parish OF
| Orleans n the above entitled suit will proceed
70 sell at public auction, at nv warehouse, No
81 st. Andrew street on sAgU.DAs, xavenbe.
8. 1877, at twelve O'Clock M.
ONE LOT OF FLRSITuRE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terins-Ctvsh n Cnited States Treasury saees
oc0 moi WILLIAM FOLET. CeustabIe.
Valentine Iseightn.an ". DnnieI Faus-sev.
enth Justice Court FOR the Parish of Orleans,
pr VIRTUE OF WRIT cp PIBRI FACrAs 70
u me directed by the honorable the Seventh
Justice of the Peace the parish of Orleans IN the
ab"ye entitled SAT- will proceed to sell at PIT bic
auction, at the Merchants snd Auctioneers TX.
change. Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in tie Second District OF this city
on "wednesday. November IS 1879 ut twelve
o'clock H., the !olloWn. descfist. property 70
LOT OF GROUND. situated ID the S,ta D..
trlct OF this city, IN square No. Il. bounde. by
Preston. Calhoun. Aai ket stYeets and Henry CLAY
avenue, designated bv the No. 2 in square No T.
The said lot of ground measures = feet inches 5
Enes front on Calhoun street by depth between
parallel lines of 40 feet which lot acquired by
Danie. Paul from Valentine Leightman the seven
teenth day of January, 1871 per act before VII
Liam H. pase"e, notary public, parish of Orleans.
"c26 no9 rs L. 4. FALLS. Constable.
L. OldenbHrg vs.. r. anriin-~ec ont .Su .tice
Court for the parish ot Orleans. No. 2a3i.
Pf VIRTUE OF WRIT Of TIERI FaCIAS re
~ NJ. directed By the Hon. ". L. Evans seeond
Jua' &C at the Peace in and toT the parish of o..
leans, - the above stated cause, ! will proceed to
Sell ~ Srnli. auction Liberty street, %, tween
Gliec sr1 julia streets. OF. .OSDAE. soFSs, srr 5.
1876. ~ Twelve o'clock NJ
LOT on PigtEG AND THO SHHOSo
SeiseG in tho above suit.
.erms-Cash on TIE spot.
"e,+ 2: mol JOHN MCCORMICK. Constable.
Thoma. VI alley -. " iAOu q, iASe: tkeras
third Justice court fox tie Parish o. Orleans
No. i27A
pI v.ayEE OF WRIT OF F1sRi EACIAS TO
~ me Gir-cted BY Tn. Hon. Joh.. L. Lareach6,
Thlra 'ustiee .: The Peace il ana 70, the parish
e' crieans, III the above numbered and entitled
snlt, viii proceed to sell ut public auction on
ShTC 6DAI. November 3, 1888 at twelve o'.lae H..
81 ny warehouse No * Bienvi!le street
cSs LOT OF FCRHI1GRE.
seized Ill ths above n herei nd sntitie! sue.
IernIs-<fash - United States rressury note.
Oc2@ mol WILLIAM EGAS constable.
SOsepb SigO VS.. Mrs. Elizabeth Butler
Second Can IT tor 2rjs of OWL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOtics.-The Office of the Receiver Of the Sels
Orle3ns National BaIkM, Association has been
removed from the ,ste bank build us to Ne. !.
Carondelet street, up stairs.
john COCkREM Receiver
New Orleans, October 81 1872 81
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awarding DAaAGEs.-seyeral weeks ago
Sae civ appointed experts to inquire into
ale amount of damage sustained by Messrs
Da;gre &. Vincent, on whose property, at
sAe intersection of upperline canal and
eIetairie ridge the city had constructed
protection levee. The experts recommend
shat the gentlemen be awarded 5000: The
el6iect will be acted on by the City Council
- xt Tuesday.
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southern Bank, k.w Orleans, Jui, -,
l673.-E"tlce is hereby given that the unreGaened
notes issued by the old Southern Bank n,ist be
presented Tor payment within year from the
hrst publication of this notice. at the Office of the
Auditor OF this State who receiving So tisfac
tory proof of the publication o. this notice for Que
year, aforesaid. will surrender anv funds be MAJ
hold for the pay ment Of the said unredee ned
notes
iyl3 eowly 2 CARR Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-01

SttsSe OF LCNisi!iEd VS. w iGOW niIupA ssant.
SsUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orieaus. Ne 2'::. by virtue of writ sf
herl facias. to directed. b. tls honorable tels
Superior District Cot.tNf -. p,rish Of Orleans, IL
the above entitled -, state taxes for the
ysas !}.1 " HI 1ro.csf. 90 sci! public auction al
lie Merchants ana AGctioneeEs exchange Boz 81
eireet, between Cana I'D ''u ton "u-e streets.
November 8. 1915 At twelve O'Clock ~. the follow
ing dessribeH lropei ~. TO w.t.
ONE LOT O. s'C.H' IL tht :sitd District
o sGie city, ~ s!Uti, E.llnber I'VE hundred and.
siXt. shree. tounG.s ~ tnion Husg+Indy 8sga-
teile and Dsuptlin. etrestR. known as lot number
fourteen Of said aus fr,utin. twenty ei.h.
feet nian street. nr :. - our f q il ii. uyh
Seized iii the above sui,
se-!Ss =. Ash Oh the s.s-.
n r HARPER
ecI 10 no8 sher.f 'tht Parish of Orleans.
-sate OF Louisiana vs.. III. L. Duncan.
SUPERioR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. $A8.-Ry oirtue of q writ Of
teri tactas to me directed by the honorable
tie SCseriOr District Court for the parish of
Orleans, ~ the aboss entitled cause, for State
ta.es fos tic year lsTo will proceed 10
sell at public auction, - the Merchants and
Euctloneers Exchange. ROYAL street, between
Canal and Sust0mh0usf streets ia the Second Dis.
al twelve ocnck n, the following described prop
eTte. to wit.
FTVE CF2TsrN cots or SgOUSD, in the Sixth
District "f this city, square Number siXt y5ix or
foug hundred and eleven, bounded By st. charles.
Apollo, bordeaux and Nalentt streets. known as
lots numbers one to i've of said square forming
the Corner of Falence and st. Charles streets and
measuring one hundred and Sfoy FEET by bUu-
dfed and IHenty feet.
Sc zfd in the above suit.
1srn.-CIsh the spO.o
oce lo no3 Sheriff of the Palish of OrleaUs
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.
United states W. 5000 Cigars, ~i1k,, &c, =

CnSted states W. 5000 Cigars, xiIks, etc.,
No. 10 28S.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr
4 District Of LOuisLaua-fr obedience ia an adj
miraIty warrant to NE directed il tie above
entitled suit, have seized aud saken into INV
possession
600 Cigars, one piece, - Yards. Of black silk one
piece, 50 yards. of black dix one piece 10 wards.
OF black silk; one piece, - yards linen dowl.s
nov libeed by the United States for the causes set
forth Ill the libel nov renain. II tie District
Court OF the Gntted States
And do hereby cite and aIiaonish the
owner owners thereof and all and every
person OF persons having or pretending to
have any right, title interest in or to the same
TO be and appear at District Court Of the United
States, for the district aforesaid to Re holden AT
the city OF New Orleans OIL the third Monday Of
November. to show caufs. If any they have or can
why the said goods shouIa not N condemned and
sold agleesbly TO the prayer of Lbeiaut
United states Marshavs office. New Orleans
tNenty.secoud day Of Octebsr. 1879.
s. B. PACKARD
occ3 30 nos ~ Gated States Marshal.
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+. q. FACNAKV,
CEk = mol United States Marshal


90aou8 euerEinRton ct nj. W.. schooner
mOnadnock. her tack.e stc.-No I02R,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i district ct LoUsiaua.-.a obedience TO ad
'niralty warren. "a 1De directed in the above en-
titled suit. have seized and taken u.to my posses-
SiOn--
TIE SCHOONER k0SApEOCE her tactic e..
ron l.beled BY 'o.aGA Sher1iugloH et al fog the
causes SET tortN u the Incl no. peru.ag in she
district Court Of the United States
And Go heSeby cite and acmoulsh the owner or
owners the rso and al au; every person persons
ta7Ing or pretending to have any right, title ~ III.
tersst Ill os to Ire same, &c be and appear 81 As
trict court OF tee .u.teG States, for the di.tTcS
aforesaid 30 be holden At the city of New Or!esns
on st'e hfst hondsy Of November. 20 show
caEse, !! any :heT ka-a o. can. why the said
schooner Monadnock he, tackle. etc should not
be condemned AID ssls a.E.eably to the pray s OF
hSeisuts
eighth day OF cC:90.:, 80
:. 2. PACKARD
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z W. s0sb,
). II. SoReEL.s
Z. CHARLES CTrkIiiE., .otA.y e.Gsis.

do hereby certify the foregoing 20 Be = s.ue
copy OF the original eItant in my current noca a
register, and duly recorded the Office Of tbs re
corder Of mortgages OF this parish.
P. CHAALBS CrvELIIkR, Notary PubIic
Sev Orleans, OctSses 5. 49, assIt2i "a LQS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-01

TyuLTtN WILSON CONE AGATs.-ThIs
accomplished person, whose ways are SO
aaking, has been playing first cousin to
Ssok in the residence Of Mr. 7. n. Grood,
Ms. la6 Prytania street. IIe played the
sarae until he learned something Of the
srefnises, and that there were ~aluables IN
SI-a Ipnse. Last Saturday night he sneakeq
gao one of tho rooms and stole a case
waieh contained gold watch and chain,
esvelry. and soc in noney, put dld not not
ain Detectives Pecora and Donovan were
s.,,:ac.ed to Sad the taset and the goods.
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IN. ). DODneGI W.. stean,Dsst %a,
EiCoias,-Eo 1929.
The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
II District CT Leu!s,sna.-Iu obedience TO az ad-
miiaIty warrant to me directed III the above en-
titled suit. have seed aud taken into .ry
sIon-
THE STEAMER san NICOLAS, no.. l;beled by
Shs i. cbonnfn, fer the c4usca set forth in the
libel now pending il. ~. District Court Of the Uni
TED Staee.
And 90 hereby oi'F ard s6r,oniei the Osrer
or owners thereof. al. a., and every person or
persons having o, pretending 10 have any right
tle or interest III ar to the same 20 be and appear
az bistrct Court % the United States for the
District azores aid 10 L. hoideaat the .ity Of View
oreans Oh the thru Mouoav OF November. TO show
cause II ANY they have or can, why u. SAID
steamer sAould not be condemned and sold agree
Ably to the PRAYER Of IiheIaat
onifSc states Harshs.Is sfice New Orleans
t"entSslSh,h day OF October 1875
S. 5. PACKARD.
oe29 no3 lG lG v7rfted States hqrsha'
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J0An Il. GlaS VS.. john Il. Adams and
Gabriel s. Adams

iIAhFEh,
OcZi nOS IL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-01

Tns longshorenen made 80 SssAonssrs
essslq yesterday.
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esvER FIVE TaoUsANO..-The seeaanb boat
katchcz arrived yesterday with ever 5000
Gales Of cotton. other freight and passen-
gers not mentioned. Where sise il slS sue
Nos!s can that be beaten
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- W. T. HARPKR-
Gr.J n0lb 80 Sheriff of III. Parish Of r,e,,.
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Unite.. states W.. rrhooner 4. "a. ERA.

United states We. Schooner 4. Il. Fra
2;tr-No. % ,9I.
IN lHE UNITED STATS DISTRICT Cs-U9',
Il District OF LOWS sl1.--Ja obedience 70 an sc.
nra!'F warrant [" sGc uirec'e =. tie ab0ve ca
tltt'c su.t haTS - L. tA.e.. atC NY Yos4i-
Sion
THE SCHOONER G r. tE.7TSR, now iibel.G bv
q" M'ea States tcT ta5 causes set forth il. the
J. be- rov peu:tn. Il. he Dis;ric: C.ur: Of She
United States.
And do hereby Z itc aGe at.nonis'i Tie ev.er or
owners Thereof, and al. AZ. every person o. rer-
sons having or prete2diu. :. Lave any right, 'tla
orlhteresf IL or t. TIE same 10 BE- and ap'ta- at
i3,r'ct court OF 'is United States. for the district
aforesaid, to lc loteU AZ Il city q Sew 6rl.sns
sn the thIrc Monday q November. i7-5, 10 show
cause, II any they have can. WHY the said
schooner slcuid nD' be cscG-ulnct and cold :rse-
ably to the Drsva: O: Iib.IaLt
United >t1se3 ~arshals office. New ore NE
.|sHty-s!g ath day Of sStoe 1873.
5, 3. PACKARD,
oc2" EH8 Is I" United States Marsha
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-01

6oLoREO CosvENT, ON.--At an election
Geld yesterday, the following named gen.
ae.nen from the eleventh yard were elected
So delegates to the coloIed mems conven-
eiOn. to DE held ut the Mechanics Institute
Risvember T., 1879 Colonel K. b. Baquie
Graham Bell and John Campbell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-03

with frequent fluctuations. After ! o'clock,
however, the market was firm and more
steady advance Up to the close Of bust
ness. At9P. NJ, when prices showed an
Improvement Of ! to 81 per cent from the
lowest point Of the day, the leading fea-
lures were Western Union, Lake Shore
Newt York Central, Pacific Mail, North.
western common, Union Pacific and Wa.
bash, and good deal was done In small
lots again to-day, in most cases at higher
prices than the current market prices for
larger amounts: The buying late in the
day was particularly marked in Western
Union, Lake Shore and New York Cen
trail, and the orders from the country
were larger than on either Of the previous
days since the opening Of the Stock Ex-
change. Il The most prominent feature Of
TIC dealipgs was, the large purchases oil
New York Central for London. account,
amounting In the aggregate to about ten
thousand shares. In regard to the Wa
bas) election, tits stated that the Lake
Shore and Canada Southern companies
have o, perfect understanding, and that
matters will work harmoniously between
them in the future: The market closed
strong at near the highest figures Of the
day.
sTvobrokers were expelled from the
Stock Exchange by the action Soi the
Governing Committee, this afternoon, for
not complying with the rules Of the Er-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-03
The simple Reason

why Hand sapolio 10 the best article in
the world for the constant use Of all
classes Of people, Is because II will do
what no other substance will, as follows:
MRcHAN1cs.-Will entirely remove tar,
paint, oil and varnish from the clothing
and hands. ut n eH 81
FARMERs-1ts use will prevent tan,
sunburn, chapped hands.
WORKING WoMRN-It will take the
place Of powders and cosmetics for beau
flying the complexion, and will render
the hands white andiaoit, no matter how
much they are used. Al IA S"Yl r
EvERYBoDY-It 10 the best article In
the world for removing all cutaneous
blemishes from the akin, and rendering |,
white, beautiful, and natural In color. In
price cheaper than soap-only 10 and IS
cents cake, according 10 size. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-03
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Flour-shipping
grades very scarce, held higher; supertine
western and State IS 15a6 IS; common to
good SO 30a6 60; good to choice SO 05a
q rs; white wheat extra 81 25a8 90.
;Wheat-Dull- and, sheavy;s No. 8 spring
81 40; No. 2, 81 41is1 42i; No. Q Mil
waukee 81 45a1 48; winter red western
81 Goal 90; white western 81 70. Rye
Quiet; western 90c. Barley-Fair request;
western Csc. Malt-Quiet; Canada 81 so
Corn-Dull; steamer western mixed 62a
Csc; sail Csc Oats-Firm, less active;
new mixed western aaoat 54s65c; white
western 55a57c. Cofee-Dull, 20a22c.
sugar-Dull and unsettled, fair to good
refining 74ssc. Molasses-Dull. Rice
Quiet, 03a6ac.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-Flour-Good de.
mand; western superfne a 25a5 70; extra
SO 25a7 rs; family 81 25A9 90 Wheat
Active and scarce; amber 81 Goal 70; good
to prime red 81 Goal 70; western red 81 40
a1 f50lJ Corn-Active and firm; mixed
western &c., Oats Firmer; mixed west
ern 544.45c; white 48447c. Rye-Quiet
and steady. Provisions-Quiet. Mess
Pork=$l7 45al7 so. Bacon Only o lin.
tied demand; shoulders 9tc; clear rib sides
10ta10ic. Sugar.cured Hams-13s15c
Lard-Nominal at sastc., Butter-West,
ern scarce and wanted; good to choice IS
a30c. Coffee Unchanged. Whisky =
Nominally CSC. ..l -.
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The Tonic Of The Period.

s This Is q trying season 10 persons deacIent In
stamina and ont Of health. 10 rally their phys.
mcans Is duty they owe 70 themselves Fore.
most nmong lhe tonics aud alterati YES Of the ago
stands Hostefter's Stomach Bitters Tits veg.
etable ettmulant and corrective, against which
no tenahlo objection can DO urged. There In NO
rsk in recommending 4 - The best preparation
SawS los ~ s saa
cinal products that nature has ever yielded to
botanical research are blended In this famous
elixir, and stimulating basis 10 ref Iniz ID In
our public hospital, 10 Tho purest Of all the var.
cites Of di.lillsd liquors. FOR general Ibility,
nervous weahnees, 1dysrepsia, constipation,
rheumatism. biliousness and intermittent fevers
It Is positive specific. dAw
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CINCINNATI niarkesa

C1acInrsssAT1, Oct s.-Fl6uf-steady;
SO SOa7 90. Wheat-Firmer; 81 IS. Corn
Nominal at 5la53c. Osts-Steady at
3sa45c. Rye-Quiet; No. 2 saleable at
SOC Bsrley-Qulet and firm; fall bought,
81 35a1 50. Provisions-Steady. Pork
-$l4 rs bid; $500 asked. Lard
Quiet; steam 79c; kettle in fair demand
at Sc. Bulk meats-Quiet; held, shout.
ders, tic; clear rib sides, Sc; clear sides,
Stassc. Bacon-Fair jobblng demand;
shoulders, Sic; clear rib sides, 0c: clear
sides, 9sc. Whisky nominally unchanged;
no sales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-03
HOW THE OHIO TRADES DRIy-
EN- AWAY FROM WHEELING.
The Ertortionate Tolls and the Out
rageous Road Across the Island.
ST. CLAIRsvILLH, 0 Sept. ~.

ST. CLAIRsvILLa, 0 Sept. W.
MRsss EprroRs-It Is q trite saying
that me Character Of, an individual may
he known by The condition in which his
horsa "a kenf The i,,foyerbl VIII apply
m IL'' s 70 torce ~ con,,nnnitiss and
;ra n sq; :. hn' mi, Ns.andard-W heelinp
cSeris;nlv enioys most unenyiable repu.
,s e AMONG her sister cities. whose
smnnib welf nsved Intermediates ana
ciesniu aven,,es mi her Uneven and miry
s,ree,s 70 shame Il Yonr correspondent
bnt nt,crs ,he Sentiments of every citizen
of Belmont countyi IN I5rotestine against
the d1no.ro,s Condition n the thorough.
f fu ,gS;cb ,bsy ara conneled 10 travel
IN order ~ enter vonr c;tyl - s,"S /
There Il M .nretes,se' N M fi atcnse for
manniac,urinp civ IKE Wheeling. with
an ouertiov;9c stre,s,,rvs ma aeisendent
an U'e ,ha .ns,onnd d conn,rv for her
snpn oI 1 70 Sorce. asricnltnral;ais n draw
shan, o.o y, I'D Eth ,S-Sati1n,So ~
: TaresS odv;seJ,y r,hen Jssv tt,st there
"a no p : trrrn;Se.o,hv>road II th;s conn.
TO that ia IN aa-wretcbed a condition 10.
iyav as zsna o,ree, Wheei;no Island
un Tt n N ahor s a;SS,sdt yaira IL Sr;vino
,r.sn fre smv sonr Soo,a and eatabi;shins
deno,s ,nr the recen,;on nj nrodnce'
uJIoS ,en;,;.s,ein heIona II kgWheeIr
W. aeI !, iS R.,a.eno;,. s rnS 4besiai.o., and
I know wbereot sneak in asserting
iba, iullv two.tbirds Of the merchandise
which snnnlies fhetowns Of 81. Clairsyille,
I,oydsvilie Morristown. &C., on tbs Nat
ionaI Road are drawn from Bridgeport.
Th;a "a dna IN mart To the excessive toll
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Flour-Demand fair
and market firm; extra spring IS Goa
Q 90. iWheat-No. ! spring. 81 %, No 9
do. 81, o. Corn-Demand active .end
prices advanced; closing Q little Oft the
best prices Of the day; No. 2 mixed, 88ic
cash Or seller October; 413c seller Noyena
Der. Osts-No. 2, 30a30tc. Rye-No. !
and No. 2, 62A83c. BaIley-Fall No l,
81 SO bid; 81 IS asked. Provisions-De-
mnnd light and holders firm. Mess Pork
.Nominally ga 37a14 so. gLard-7fc.
Bulk Meats-Nominal. Bacon-Nothing
doing. Whisky-90c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-03
BED TIME STORIES,
Mrs. LouIpe Chaudle Mou toms Dedication o.
her HBed Time stofieanl

Mrs, LouIfe ChandIe Mou TONS Ued1catI0u
her bed Time storiesw
"ro NY DAUGHTER FLORENCE.
at 10 you that see, my darling,
On every page Of this book,
With your flowing golden tresses,.
And your wistfal, Wondering look.
AS you used to llnger and listen
TO the Bed-T me stoii les told,
Till the suVset glory had faded,
And your hair was the only gold.
"wi,l another as kindly critic ~
10 patiently hear them through!
VIII the mat y children care for
The tales that told to you!
"You smile, sweetheart, at my question,
For .nswer your blue eyes sIino:
We will please the rest, II It may be;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-03
New York Dry Good, Market.

New YORK, Oct. 2.-The trade move.
ment was allow with commission houses,
but there was fairly active jobbing trade.
Cotton goods steady In price OF current
rates. Ellerton. Amoskeag, fremont and
Everett cotton flannels sold ahead Of pro.
duction and firm In price: Fine .cassi.
meres and 'colored flannels and repellants
fairly active. The old firm Of Patton &
Co., who have suspended, show 9 surplus
in their business OF over $50000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-03

THE Mennonite prospectors who were
in this country in the early part of7last
summer, submitted, on their return TO
Russia, an exhaustive reporto the West
ern States OF the Union. Among the rec.
concentrations to their people in favor Of
Texas for cattle raising, Kansas for the
growing OF fruit, and Minnesota for the
cultivation of wheat. Some Of these Men
MONTE agents are still wandering about
through the Northwest, looking for good
lands TO colonize. =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-03
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