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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
NeeerR4t Der gonsstkper9ano
fttuaen.

@i9tisss baben bic gsnsrsbp.rbano-
lunsen Der l.stsn Boae ni4t barssboten.
SIN paufe bradts SnqaIls Elm Ssiud
BON gswobnen BON RaniaA elm. in psl.
dem s.bet.n pirb, Den eolbatn bes lesten
arieses elm. gouutp BON 10D aeres 9anb
5u seudbren.
Nus elmer perionlitben Hsmsrtuns Sa=
les BON Nsu=Dort entipauQ fidb ;uiiden
oeri6iebenen nnierer Serrn geisssebsr ei.
ne Debate, Die burd ibre llnsesosenbeit
on bi. 3sitsn Der Sflapsnaaltsr srinnert
uno ni4t baau bsitruS, unitse gonsrebleu.
te in ben ausen Der Welt aIs Muter Der
S0fidfeit su empkbIen.
Buffers supplement iut Giuilredts=
bin opponirte Bed iebr beftis.
Tas 6aus pertaste iia b,s gum 5. So.
mar 1874.
SIM Ssnat iiberrei4ts Gunner cine
BON pi.len Yiirsern sleiu,Dorfs unter-
;.i1nets Ystition, in usiAsr alse:reins
gntuaifnnns Der gnnoestrippen uno sln-
nabme BON gsFimmunsen Mr. saliatuns
iut,rnationaltr Srasen burb Sdisbsss.
ridte oerlanst ipiro. kI
SOutnell ertldrts ii& sss3n bic auibe-
buns oes Santerotiseissss, Sie llnfdle uno
llsbelitdnbs srniier Ratur in @efolse ba=
ben miiros. ai
Glapton bradte cine 8daution elm, Den
sIusidub iiir 9.i6e Oss D'iifiippiiluies
su ermddtisen, tudbreno Der Jerien an be-
Iisbissn Ortsn Sisanssn bn balten, un'
llnteriuaunssn iiber ben 9esenitano an-
suf.Isu uno bann su beri1ten. Der ST.
nat pertasts lid bis gum .. Sanuar 1874.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
9abaqne, Soma, Mittpe9, ben 81. 9e,ember 1878.

tueiben Saus nnb ben aatbsberrn i'm Sc.
nate lein miro.
Cine Staats.6 Convention Der 5armer=
aiioeiation bon Sllinois (ein. OHent-
lide Organization, Die BON Gebeimbunoe
Der Gransers su unterldeioen iit) tuurOe
lebte @ode su Decatur, ST., absebalten
unb nabm cine Ylatform an, oeren Saupt=
puntte folsenbe inb: Seoer ameritaniide
Sirser iOllte oarauf ieben, bGB nur ebrli=
he uno competente Mdnnerin aemter ein-
seieBt werben. Sie 6armer iino aller
gerpfidtunsen seeen Die alien pOlitii6en
Yarteien leois, Der Bioerrnf oes Salar=
@elsbss iolte bonn Bssinn Der gonsrebf,=
,nns batiren, srobs Gebdlter itdnbsn I'M
Wibsripru9 nit republiianiiaen YrinSi-
pisn unb Der gipiloienH bsoiirfe elmer
srinblid.n 8eform. Die iibrisen Be-
i9liHe ertldren F9 fir wsrbeheruns Der
sesn unS 5ldHe. sesen ben S&utson, io-
uis s.sen bic @spdbruns bpn SubFoi.n,
;u GunRen elmer Sirstt bon Der Hesieruns
aussesebsnen 2ssaI fenbsrsg gnrrentp u. {.
to. u. I. 10. Der Setretds pro3 iein BE.
oausrn bariber aus, bab bit Strangers nit
ben Sarmer Clubs ni9t eodbsrirtn pollen.
obwcbl b.ren SntereHen uxD geitrsbunssn
ioentii4 {eien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

Sn Spaaieu ,uurbe bas gombarb.-
n,ent bon gartasena luieber srDffnet. 9i.
9elaserer inb Der StaSt ndber seridt,
baben msbrere ausfdlle Der SnIuraenten
iuriidssi9lasea une bi. Soritabt Ell. Nm.
tcnio bsiest
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
Aeajabrs Seaanke,t.

WteSer III ein Sabr entI9unnben,
Ssi'rii@ lanfs in's 3eitensrab,
Me radlsbreN feline Stunben,
Te1nums forbert @ott sinit ab.
Nan4em sab 'es beirre fase,
gr pergoB oen Sanf benz Serrn;
Tan&em bra4p ss Bob unb 1lase,
ltnb nod lisablet ibm tein Stern.
Bdr' i'd beu.r idh seitorben,
Bie wobi ltdnb' es istt nit mir?
S6tt t4 eip'Se 6rsuo er,uorben
@dr td6 gar I'm GualsHepier?
Soh ID ba Dem 5errn ni6t banten,
0er mir GnaS unb Seil perlieb'n?
Darf t& i'm 0ertrau'n nod tpanfen,
BeRn batb Dolfen mid umjiebn?
drtiliH ,bentt beim -neuen Sabre
Nan9er na&, mas ts iuobl brinet?
Ot er Gttoen oa-erfabre?
Db kin Streben ibm 9elinst9
Ber peiS, ob Die 6risbens.Saube
Sieles Sobr nit SroH perfldrt ?
Ooer Oh Ger 4rieg oa i6naube,
Ser oes Sleibes Wtart persebrt?
1ibrt bies Sabr auf Rreuses gSea.n,
Dob F4 gbrifisn= =Wtutb beiudbrt'
Nd MIR 6ansfs, ipenn 8ottes Sesen
RiHt benz Strafseridte suebrt.
0od, uie SroIt bem Rranfen lpebst,
Benn .r,pabt bas Morsenrotb
go bte 5org' unb Insit pergebst,
Benn man tinblit baut auf 8ott.
Sofite i'd aud fur1tlam leben
Anf Der fiinfpgen 2ebenssYabn,
Nub bod oas mir 5roitun9 seben,
Aab i'd fabr' in Yetri 8abn.
@Ssen 6sinb' aud rualos in6eiL
gu pernibtsn Yetrns Sd,iii,
gitel III ibe Wib'n uno Gluden,
Ss5us bdit es fern pom Rifi.
Sottes bsiPssr Ssiit bei6irmet
nuire Rir6e alleieit
Drum, tpie es au6 blibt uno itiirmet,
Sic sepinnt ourd iebes 2eib.
@ottes @ate Wiil id) finblid
Denn pertraun In Web'n unb Sarm:
Cir ibn uirf' i@, BET aud itiiaoIih,
Sas mid ihiittt iein 8ater=Arm.
9ant lei @ott Dir fur Die @iits,
Sie mid iabt i'm lebten Sabre.
8 bab id) fir Did itets slibte
;srtuSis bring id Dir aud bar.
8 pergib oes Sabres Siinoen,
nd He rtu'n mid unsenein :.
Sob Dor Dir mid Gnaoe fiuoen,
Gani in 2iebs bein III iein.
g2imm aud bin oas lpen'Se 9uts,
Dos i1 that I'M Sabreslanf.
Rimm's sepeibt in Seius glute,
Dir gum ew'sen 2obe aui.
5sifser Gsiii glib mir oi. e,rooe,
Ilss iros in Dir AZ tbun,
Sci nit mir aui iebem piaoc,
Ni. I'M @ottestbun ~ rub'n.
Sab mid 2sioen, Meiotn, Ststiten,
Win oes 5obres 3eit bur&ssbn
lin ots elu'sen Sabres 6rtpben
Sclig bort nit Dir su Ieb'u.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

The BOUNDARY SCRvEY.-County
Surveyor w. A. Edwards left for Pali-
SADIE last night with the view OF join
ing his surveying party at Carlin. 1t
is his intention to run the boundary
counties with all possible dispatch.
We believe that it is estimated that
the work will occupy about thirty
DAYS,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

|0CAl INTELLIGENCE.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Esaing Of the Great Mining Suit of
Eureka Consolidated Mining Com-
'any VS.. Richmond Consolidated
Alning Company of Nevada.
Inc contention by la " for the pos.
@ol and ownership of So extern
yea body Of immensely rich ore as
a, now in dispute between tie two
f'0nS Eiinins companies of this dis
c,sa matter which would enlist the
Ma,h OF 4 great portion of any
L""'GilN. No case has ever been
r1ba'eG 10 the courts for decision on
,raclhc coast which involved min
imo erty of such immense value
"e one which occupies the atren-
"m me Sixth District Court, now
VISION in Eureka. Competent
1inS engineers assert that the ore
TTn. unoh the disputed ground
mo 'escii IN value above three mil.
~ u! dollars. Some time before
or~n H;a'enlng of the court Yesterday
@"'''s the majority OF the seats in
|rs uul..room provided for specta-
4,r | ,L occupied by those eager to
nt opening of the great case. At
pv t ,on MS Honor. Judge McKen-
NM n"oA ms seat, and the Sheriff am
Ap,a ,eu the opening of the court.
fHno q constellation of legal lights
rsa from within the rail. Among
{"se ieadinv tho ooco c..,L. i,:.,;t.
N, of D. Colonel Harry l. Thorn
HIM. iociir. and MeSsrS. HilIhOuse
os spi, OK Eureka. Col. Thornton
(d Lon heat and trim as though he
ksninren gfoomed esnpciallv for the
|rin""S contest. Mr.. Hillhoilse is la
fn(ao,o 'h1er the unpleasant diSad-
(Oceed;an. an affection OF the voice.
|v ii'uihS from a cold. which materi-
|oe nn"'eefruptS his otherwise clear
(6bn Caanehalfofthe defendant. Judge
|. Hau,daroer, OF Pinche, Judge James
Era n"ruy OF San Francisco. Thomas
Epeared '4nn y. barrow. of Eureka,
|iv,ireeI' Judge CARRIER presents n
DIVERS 70 appearance suggestive of
fant snaS Withstand a siege OF argu-
fdpien.aii as Is likely to follow the
|aiv Ky OF this great cause. Al
|Mdei powerful eloquence has re-
ER ler,iI trough the corridors of our
ets AN e'illice. Judge Hardy pre-
Bent equally hardy and intel
[arIas appearance. MessrS. Colonel
(el, nh. sumner and w. A. Max
Fnn SS,,'noSraphic court reporters
bic doan Francisco, are present, to
For nla;n,,tiiap Proceedings respective
THE whni''ili ana defendant.
Eel in .,nt. uaV'S session was Occu-
p 10 fhS,ihS Il motion of defend
h heariro an amended answer. AT
llSlHan' The arguments on beth
Flock wnurt took IL recess till seven
Ned Hii.h the motion was suS-
Sruino adjourned to ten o'clock this
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Found ~DEAD.-Wednesday last a
man named John Peterson was found
dead, in II gulch near Dead Mans
Flat, Rough and Ready township.
He had been ON a SHree for some time
and was missed on S ,turday, the 10th
inst. When found the body was IN
an upright position, in a gulch, and
us no marks of violence were on the
body it is supposed that he died from
the effects of Il protracted spree
Grass Taiipy Union, Nay Is.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

SPECIAL NoTICE.-l is a we'll known
fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
the causes ofncarly all the diseases that
the human body is heir 10; then why
nav enormous doctors bills? Hy using
Dr. Henlry's celebrated ] Y l. Elites
they can be thoroughly eradicatcd from
the system and new life impaired TO
sufferer. Read advertisement in another
column. mu-l-oii
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

RETURNED.-Frank Wittenherg, of
Franks Saloon, returned yesterday
after 4 protracted visit to the Bay.
Frank wears that q of cheerful ap.
peardlIce which charactcrlzts those
who happen to guess the stock mar
ktt for Il time. We should .lot lie
surprised il he made Il good clean up
i'll tue late stock excitement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

LosT.-I. Haron's boy baby lost a
costly little lace hat yesterday be-
tween the residence of Mr.. Baron
and Main street. Any person finding
it will confer "A favor on the yOl,nTs-
ter 10y leaving it at his fathers store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

NJ. z. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
OF the city. Also |. c. Eateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard. southeast cor
uer OF Bupl and Bateman streets. aplo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
-,ncK REPORT.
,IOCK KEFO"
SAX FRANCISCO, May 20.
COMING BOARD:


,x,xG BOARD:
MORNING
Il. q, -. S3b5.
Cpnn' ,urry, Il. 3h6SJ, ID.
Goa III. lis, ll9. llsH.
ssS,iIar. G6, ~. .-,,
h"y Norcross, 5.oiH' ~.
n."En Point, III. ~.
I,J1,gnrw Jacket. 10, ~
yellow I5s,7k, ~.
rnpir1 Mill, "a. I, 'oo.
knPn.k. Ii. l0h.
h h,lr"rr, 81, 81. sihbSo.
Tnnfiln nc s@,s.,sn.
tOn virgli,la,, 10 iIts.
81 IRA
mney' a AZ. 45b3).
$ :. b,. ~ Az 4lkb3U.
Nrrman, ~, 1s,b3O.
JaLicr. ~ va
|jnn,S So;
slctor, !a.,s o,h 2Sk,
Ctl doi "Tt,n. ~.
Arizoaa = 1850.
kl!en,a "A. las, l5bjO, 1872.
BaliImor''
acoii, T.. ., 81 1915.
sNf,
ioS,r',V AZ 81.
EelipS pdIbEl.l TX.
R0tA rIh IL.
IN rem lat
Tyler "a II
WoodSi.,',, ~
lr'ah'a"t aI ~.
ht'su'"i ,J ~ IL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

TRAvEI.-The travel to and from
the railroad is getting pretty lively.
The splendid stages of Messrs. Wood
ruff 4 Ennor generally go crowded
each way. The arrivals seem to be
largely i'll excess of the departures.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

an iANiLroN.-We noticed Her
yes,O.r; OF Hamilton. on the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

DEPARTED FOR CANADA.-MrS. Nc
Nicol, widow of the late Duncan Nc.
Nicol, who was i'm his lifetime agent
for MesSlS. Woodruff. & Ennor i'm this
place. departed asst night for Canada.
She goes on a visit to her husbands
relations. and may probably reside
permanently in Canada,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11
M914 cheasoo nI (. 7

CHICAGO. Dec. 10.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Fair demand and
frmer; No. Chicago spring 81 15a1 10;
No. 2 do 81 lit cash; 81 70 December;
81 49, January; 81 IS February; No. 8
do 81 0s4; rejected 81 on. Corn-Fair
demand and firm; No, 2 mixed 52ie cash
or December; 52ac January; 53Je Februa
ary; rejected 60ic. Oats-Heavy receipts
depress the market. Corn-No. Q, 9Sfc
cash or January. Rye-scarce and firm;
No. 2, SOC. Barley-Dull bnt unchanged;
No g fRll q A6; No 8 spring jS1 03.
Provisions-Dull and lower: Mess Pork
Lower; cloaedlatl & decline, $l4 10;
January $l4 25; February $14 75. Lard
Fair demand Of lower rates, 74c cash.
Bulk Meats-Fair demand and lower;
partially cured shoulders &c; abort rib
middles 9ic;, short clear 6tci ,all5l loose;
boxed and fully cured and packed ic
higher. Green Meats Shoulders 4ia4sc;
short rib middles &c. SHans47asic Tor
10 ID averages. Dressed Hogs-Scarce
and firm; IS rs bid for round lots; sales
January $5 90. Whisky-scarce and
firm OF PIG, ,n. 81 lb.aa IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10. -Flour-Goo de.
mand; western supcrfne "a 60a5 20; do
extra SO 25a7 90; do family 81 25as 20.
Wheat-Srong and steady; choice white
81 seal IS; fair to prime 81 coal 70; choice
amber 81 seal IS; good to prime red
81 75a1 so; Ohio and Indians 81 55a1 90;
western amber 81 65. Corn-Strong and
active, mixed western s72A73c. OATS
Firm; western mixed 47a4Sc. white 48s
'50c. Rye-Flrm. Proyisions-Strong
want of stock restrictsj business. Mess
Pork-$1G 80. Bulk Meats-The market
nearly bare OF old; new shoulders to ar.
rive 6ia6sc; clear rib sides 7ta7ic, Bacon
.-sh6ulderS re; clear rib Csideas Sastc.
Hams and Lard-Unchanged. Butter
Unchanged. Whisky-Film, scarce and
higher at 95c.l III q = " tni' GbJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11
River News.

The river was stationary at this point
last evening, with 10 feet in the channel.
The Carrie Brooks left for Evansville OF
5A. NJ. with moderate trip
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at 10t P, NJ with e fair trip.
The Granite State, from Portsmouth to
Pittsburgh, was due at noon yesterday,
but had not arrived at4 o'clock last even.
ing.
The Courier 10 the regular Parkersburg
packet to-day at 10t Pm.
The towboat Camden left Pittsburgh
yesterday for Parkersburg, taking FIVE
fats Of coal and one barge Of oil barrels.
Henry Dashner, one Of the Ohio No. AZ
engineers, Is yeryIiil at bis residence In
Point Pleasant, this State, with lung fever.
Pittsburgh, Dec. River rising
slowly; o feet o inches In the channei;;
CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.-River 10 feet
and rising slowly. Arrived-the r. W.
Skillinger, from Pittsburgh Departed
Exchange, for Pittsburgh; Charmer, for
Evansville; Ashland, for Arkansas river;
Allegheny Belle, for New Orleans. Ss y
LouIsy1ILE, Dec, 10.-Riyer stationary,
with II feet 8 inches In the canal, feet
Q inches In the spass down Indian chute.
Weather WafIn md rain. Business good.
The EvR Williams came In from Fits
burgh With o tow Of coal Mary Houston
leftfor New Orleans with good trip!
- aG-s.Sk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11
NorwyrTusrASpse the rsther ls1glii

NorwTnsrA1pms the rather lsaguid
state ottrade, FtGnk, the One. Price Cloth;
Ter is doing a thriving business. No won
der, for be Is selling goods at unheard Of
barsaini!l For e9ampieiw win name q
few: Mems oyercoats that formerly sold
at 90, are'now being retailed at 90 70;
overcoats that were sold two weeks ago
at $14, reduced to $40; colored shirts and
drawers at 40 cents each, white, OF better
quality, 81 o set, and everything else in
proportion. In fact, Frank Is determined
to dispose Of the greater portion Of his
stock on the eve Of January, 1874. Thus
he Is willing tomake Q large sacrifice: To
convince yourself ot-'our assertion, call
and see his stock and you will not go
away dissatisfied. It Is presumed our
readers already. well know that Frank
names but ONE PRICE, and that he is To-
Gated at No: 40, Monroe street. 500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11
New York Market,

New YoRk, DecD 1o.-Cotton-F Fair
demand and higher; middling upland
1910. Flour higher for shipping grades,
with only moderate request. spperdne
western and State $570a6 10; common %
good So GOAT 10; good TO chdce 81 t5a
q 70; white wheat extra OHIO So S5a6 so.
Wheat-Closed steady. Rye and Barley
unchanged. Oats-Western afloat 56a
57ic; white western 5sa59c. Wool-Ac.
tive and very firm; closed strong and sd-
vancing; double extra Ohio 53a55c; Mich.
igan 46a50 c;pulled 85a47c; unweshed 3ea
So Coffee Quiet and frui; Rio CSC gold.
sugar-Qaiet and easy. Whisky-Firm
nj 9Ae.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11

CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.-Cotton-Steady;
l5tc. Flopr-Quiet; a s5a5 90. Wheat
STEADY; sample lots 81 3sa1 43. Corn
Firm; old ear or shelled 65c; new ear
500. sRye-Fair demand and advanced;
Barley Sir demand and arm! GfoceFiss
Firm. oils-steady. Eggs-Fair de-
mand at 2Se, Butter and Cheese Fan
demand and firm. Pork Nominal, buy.
ers holding Of; $15 25al5S50. Lard
Kettle, quiet and steady at sias4c; steam
Sc; buyers at tc less. Bulk Meats-Quiet;
shoulders &c; clear rib aides 6ta6tc; clear
7a7ic; sales Of shoulder at 0ic, buyers
March; clear rib sides Sic, same option.
Bacon-Steady; shoulders 6sc; clear rib
sides 7tc; clear So. Hogs-Good demand
at "a s5a5 90; receipts 1886; shipments
625. Green Meats-Steady; sales oil
shoulders at 5ta5ie; clear sides 6ia0sc,
Hams, staSsc. Whisky-Firmer; sales
nj 9(lc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11
JA1 WAsEKR's IInSsrRRIs.-Manager

CAL WAaRKR's MnBrRRIs.-Mansge
james Fitzsimmons has engaged the popu,
lar and celebrated Cal WaGners Mtnstfels
and Bras band, tweny-dne starsin oil,
and will present them OF the Opera
House on Thursday and Friday evenings
only, December 18th and 10Th, and a FIJI
day matinee Of the 10Th; The prices Of
win remain Of the present rea-
sonable rates, and as this VIM be the first
minstrel band that has ever appeared at
the Opera House, III. FitzsimmonS in
tends toinaugurate the occasion in hand.
some manner. Tho stage viii represent o
drawing room, and thechande liers VIII be
pendant from the top Of the scenes. The
chairs win all be appropriately covered
and the stage cafpeted. In fact, the
manager will display all oithat care and
'liberallty in the production Of this attrac.
ton as has characterized him 90 success.
iully In the other entertainments he has
pteSentedgt the Opera House this season.
The box office for tho sale Of reserved
seats WIN. be open on Monday morning
next The minstrelB viii be followed by
the splendid dramatic company Of Wal
lacks Theatre, New York city, already
made mention OF by the press Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11

TIE biggest job Of the season are those
Black Alpacas Tor S5c, at Henry Roemefsi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11
COMMERCIll END FINANCIAL.
.WheelInE Wholesale iiarkst., =,
9YSIj7fss ETTI.lIL Hills

T Wednesday December 10.
aoaS The T Flour and t GRAIN ssss remain.
without improvement. A better feeling eI1s ..
tar IA loWar. and Wool oulet NJ slight advance
from tho lashquotaton.
The following can be regarded IS the ruling
's &sra4aDal at SO. Is per Dbl, according to
quality. l'b
BuTrER-Dull. We quote prime to choice at
2oc.
BAKING PowDKR-$0$Sc per pound.
BHooHs--Fancy, 81 g, - 7a epdl 81 plaa'n'
- 2o09 ~ - S q MES H&E
CHEEsH-Pfime Ohio sbActcry 10 quoted' !"
itHc; New York State, lshe.
CANNED GooDs-steady. PtGehGs-S % cans,
50 Soper dozen; D cans. g 10. 1omgtossIS
cans g % q D, cans, g 90 CorNrSVirnioy,
- o. inthes tWeet Conn %; corannn Ccn,
% IS SlflSctldhtous Strawberries, y %; Zine
apples, $40; Lima Beans, y %; String Beans
q 20; Peas, q 90.
EGGs-Weak at 2sc.
FnH-Whlie fsh 81 b0t No. = mAekerel, pay
rels, $ls %; No. adotS1t oo.No. .. nAlfbaEEeB
81 80; No. 5, do. large 81 %; No. 8, DO. medium
50 20.
FtouR-The market has better feeling. We
quote: Slyg 50 $50 .ss
Fancy white wheat. ..,,s,..",-s.. ooSss a y
sSmaiy 80. sSass o.
Sns1inS 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 67s17 %
Rye. ......................... 5 2s15 %
BuckWheat Flour. 4hc per ID
FEATHTRs-Liye Goose feathers 7Oc; other
quSdhessdull adj IA ilss jltY Oh
RAos-Dun at &c per pound
GnsrSo-soe. 10 Il zuf ..Fs,
aRlR-Market btisker. Wa.at-c Choice white
wheat, 81 1901 Is; No. red 81 SOL 20. O1n-
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GRNTIEMRN's FURN1sHrNa NE

GRNTLEMKN's FURNISHING NEW
STooK,-Christian Hess, Merchant Tail
or, has just returned from New York
with d large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, cassimeres, overcoatings, vest.
ings, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars; everything IN short per.
tanning to agentleman's toilet except The
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps the best
Of goods he employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
FalapWinter suits should give him .
rail-
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New Y6Rk, Dec. 1O.-BdsIness fairly
active with commission houses, to day
and the jobbing trade tnholidRy goods
shows considerable improvement. Cotton
goods steady and In fair demand. Prints
active IN iobhers hands Fhhcy cassIl
mereB selling more freely. "A balance d
shippers W6lsted dreSg goods sold at Auc.
lion today, and bidding was very spirited.
Hosiery In fair request. 1Ns1
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HELD FOB PosTA aE.-The following Is
q list Of letters held in the Postofice In
this city for non.prepayment Of postage:
Thomas Turk, Bunker Hill, Macoupin
county, Ills, 15r;Wm. Parker Frostburg,
Nd, &c; Ella Lancaster, No. 90N Eutaw
street; Baltimore, Md, Sc; D: J..5Lawson,
No. 10 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Sc;
Patrick Daskin, St. Louis, Mo, i1c;W.T.
Frazier, Parkersburg, W. Va, &c; Viz
ginia Turner, City, &c; Amanda Lagarde,
City, 1c; George Smith, City, 1c; William
7. Hall, Pittsburgh, Pa, &c; Phillip
Smith, No. "a EastSd street, better d.
REGIONS; Geo. T. Padgett City, &c; 'octa-
via Chambers, 05 Virginia street, Wheel
Ing Island, 1c. ~, .f- a.. 3. ~
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" y IPRIZR .LLS7. =

10000 Prizes l.-.si -tT-i 80 = ei50, 900
The title to the above real estate is guaranteed
TSs liberal terms Of this scheme brings 1T
within the reach ofall-the greatest opportunity
ever onered for thepoo man to rise 70 wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets. S2.to; Eleven Tickets. S25. 90;
Riity-six Ticket1, $i250o; One Hundred and
Fifteen Tickets, $4,000.
Thg drawing viii DO made under tho superin,
tehdenee d o cnmnittee 9ppoInted BY the high
81 ofnclA1 IN tie state Only sworn % tho fAiths
ful performance Of the duties assigned them.
Tho highest officials both OF City, County and
State have not only endorsed Nj. Abelei, but
also his scheme.
The demand for tlclrots Is unparalleled, and ali
daBtring to participate IN The dFaNing ahould at
once form their clubs and send IN their orderS.
AGENTS. WANTKD In all States, Cities and
Towns In tho q, y. and Canadas.
J ~ Money bhould be sent BY Registered Let.
ter P. o. Order or R1press, with tho full address
Of the purchaser In pllin writing. n
For further information and particulars send
for circulars 10 the Manager and Proprietor, and
/ SIMON ABELEs,
oc14eod ~ LEEvHHWoRFH, KANHAa.
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ABOUT PorAToEs.-"I want fly cents
worth Of potatoes" Mr.. Smith said to his
grocer. "You'll have To- take o whole
one" said the grocer, briskly. II can't
cut my potatoes Tor anybody" Mr.. Smith
went out to mortgage his house, intend
Ing, doubtless, TO buy q1art when he
csme back: .t-@ - .. y "a
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oToledo Market.

!, TOLEDO, Dec. ID. FioSdtLFdif demand
and firm. Wheat-Fair demand and firm;
amber Michigan, cash 81 49i; January
81 53a1 "a; February 81 81. Corn
Dulllnd; q Shade lower; high mixed cash
and December 59c; January 5Sic; Febru.
airy 59fc; new cash 57ic; low mixed 57ic;
new sc. 0ats-Fair demand and firm;
No. Q, 44c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11

IT will pay to call on speyer Bros and
buy your Holiday Goods, as they have the
largest stock OF Notions and Millinery
Goods in this city. Special Handkerchief
sale this week. Just received, Handkef.
chiefs of all styles, kinds and prices.
Handkerchiefs as low as 8 cents. For
Holiday Goods Of all and every, descripS
lion. call on speyer Bross ssfsS. {