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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-12-18
Paragraphs of All Sorts,

IHE clJy deDb Oh TnlauelpHla Is S9oo,-
100000.
To COMPLETE the Brooklyn bridge
So, 900, 900 are wanted.
THE commerce of the Ohio river foots
up 300, 900, 900 annually.
CHICAGO received at her stock yards
139, 900 head of hogs in four days.
THE revenue on distilled spirits for
the last fiscal year was $50, ,O99,371.
THE total taxable property in Phila-
delphia, this year, is reported at $54S,-
243, ,535-a gain over last year of S21,-
O78,2
THE churches of New York number
$40, with a seating capacity for 30S, 800
persons and an estimated value of S46,
O0O,O00.
A WOMAN clerk in the Treasury De-
partment can count 5000 notes in an
hour, and has counted 4, ZOO in twenty
minutes.
THE original Cardiff Giant, which was
once valued as high as $40, 900, was sold
at auction in New Orleans the other
day at So!
The rent roll of the Marquis of West
minister from property within the limits
of London is said to exceed $35, 900, 900
per annum.
The highest inhabited spot in the
world is the Buddhist cloister of Hanle,
Thibet, where twenty priests live at the
enormous altitude of 16, 500 feet.
SINCE the establishment of the Gov
ernment it has given away "a, ,052, 800
acres of land to soldiers, making in all
half a million farms of 160 acres to
each.
That new courthouse which was to
be built in New York city for only
$500, 900 has already eaten into the city
treasury to the extent of Sc, 900, 900, and
is not nearly done yet.
ENGLISH technical papers express
surprise that means are not taken to use
petroleum for fuel, so as to influence the
price of coal, the former article being
now very abundant and cheap.
A CHURCH near Bergen, Norway,
which can contain nearly 1000 persons,
is constructed entirely of papier mache,
rendered waterproof by saturation In
vitriol, ime-water, whey, and white of
egg.
The Stationery Department of the
British Government has effected saw
ing of 81 900 year by collecting, mend
ing, and reissu1ing the quill pens used
and thrown aside in the different public
offices.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, is thrifty place.
Its wholesale clothing business last year
amounted to over $50, 100000 the boot
and shoe to 1000, 900 furniture to
So, ,000,0 900, and the grocery business to
So, $50, 900.
UP to Oct. 25 there were 1880 oranges
of the Patrons of Husbandry in opera
tion. The West had 5,001, the South
2,479, while the North had only 101.
This winter will doubtless bring large
additions to the order in the Eastern
States.
PEKIN claims to have the oldest jour
nal in the world. 1t is printed on a
large sheet of yellow silk, and appears
in the same form, with the same charac-
ters, and on the same kind of stuff as il
did thousand years ago. The only
change is in the writer's.
The Gazette de France, of Paris,
is the oldest newspaper extant, having
fourished uninterruptedly since its
foundation in 1888. It was the official
organ of the French Government until
the Revolution, and is still the "in
spired % paper of Count de Chambord
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-12-18

AN encounter of fearful character
recently took place at Constantine,
Algeria, between the Jews and Arabs.
As Jewish funeral procession passed
through one of the principal thorough
fares an officer of tirallieurs insulted
the mourners by splitting at them, and
using obscene language. Some friends
of the mourners, becoming enraged at
this mseemly conduct, attacked the
officer, and eventually threw him down
fearful precipice more than 100 meters
deep. Numerous Arabs rushed upon
the Jews to avenge their countryman,
and a terrible conflict ensued, in which
several thousand Jews and Arabs took
part The military were called out, but
order was not restored till numerous
partisans on both sides were left dead
! on the field.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-12-18

SHUT THE DooR!-An Iowa magistrate,
before whom a man was brought charged
with cutting servants ears "because
she left door open six hundred times, y
discharged the accused, on the ground
that leaving door open was technical
assault, as it involved bodily injury,
! and that therefore the cuff administered
by the defendant was given in self-de-
fense.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-12-18
WHAT THE wIND-ELVES HEARD
AND SAW.
THE WEST WIND :

THE WIND:
The saddest sound ever heard
Was the wailing plaint of mother-bird
For the one wee nesting that cheered her nest,
Dead, with thorn in its pretty breast.
SOUTH WIND:
have known a sight that sadder still;
There's grave up yonder, upon the hill,
And mother weeps at her poor boys name,
For his ruined soul, and his guilt and shame.
THE WEST WIND:
The sweetest sight that ever knew
Was the kiss of two lovers whose love was true,
One path in life they should henceforth know.
THE SOUTH WIND:
Once, when weary old man died,
1 saw heavens gates swung open wide,
And his wife, who angel long had been,
Stretched welcoming hands and cried, "Dear, come
in!"
And the look on her face II dumb with awe
A sight that grander never saw.
THE WEST WIND:
Last night, when the stars were out in the blue,
Like dead white lily kissed by dew,
1 saw baby of two short years
Wet with its mourning mothers tears.
THE SOUTH WIND:
I a mother go in one day
Through the gates of heaven, and heard her say
is my baby here ?" And they put in her arms
A wee child, sweet with a baby's charms;
And she cried as she kissed it, her face aglow,
"I have found my babe! This is heaUen, E1lOl0 y
-Christidn Union.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-12-18

WHAT Is JUrE ?-Jute is fibrous
plant that grows to high stalk varying
from six to twelve feet high. It is
raised in the low-lands of the East
Indies. The Jute plantations are ope-
rated somewhat on the system of rice
plantations. The water used for flood
ing purposes is taken from rudely con-
structed reservoirs filled by the melting
snow of the Himalaya Mountains. The
plant is kept growing in about eighteen
inches of water, which prevents the
parching rays of tropical sun from
destroying it. When the stalk has at
tanned its growth it is pulled up by the
roots or cut off near the roots. 1t is
then laid out in bales like wheat or rye,
and prepared for market.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-12-18

THE grave of Gen. Harrison, at North
Bend, Ind, is almost obliterated, and
movement is on foot to have the remains
moved to Spring Grove, and placed
under monusnent fitting to the memory
of one so eIniisHnt,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-12-18

The people of Great Britain and Ire
land expended $500, 900, 900 for intoxi-
eating liquors in 1872, and only $780,.
600, 900 for the tea, coffee, sugar, and
cocoa which they consumed.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-12-18

Methodist Episcopal Yisitations.
The following plan of Episcopal visi-
tation to the Conferences was adopted
by the Methodist Episcopal Bishops at
their recent session in Chicago:
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-12-18

The sweetest sight that ever knew
Was the kiss of two lovers whose love was true,
As they pledged themselves, come veal OF woe,
One path in life they should henceforth know.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18
T6ese ateI st0cksl a NbIeb

per cent. These arc Che stocks o. which
the great bearsaree principally shnrt1and-
which they have 900 far iruitlesaly len
deayored 70 break. Tho difficulty with
Rock Ialand sun remainsz . mysiety and
the rumors ofto.day afe only Q repetition
OF the stories current yeaterdayI but the
fact that the stock aoldI d6RnA to 3pef
cent below New 7 otk Central puzzles the,
street. 4 There Is an active borrowing De-
mand forAll The leading stocks. lspeeulaEi
tion was unusually active and the lhctuat
tons were more important than for
sometime past. At 'timeaisala heavy
pressure TO sell characterized the
Market and this accasiohed @a9ianlain'
prices ranging from ID q, lateS I'M the
day d recovery of1i.to :3apep cent took
place from the lowest point, but atthess
final close a slight areacton sensueds The
extreme decline was IN North West Com,
mon which sold at 57i downto 90, before
any marked recovery occurred, sales were
subsequently made at 50la53. ~ abash!
came next in, point Of range prices hay
Ing declined from SOL itoE54, On adYanceI
took place afterwards to 5st followed b
decline to 55s. Rock islandsreceded
from 1881 to 1oos:rose. to 1o1sand left off
at 1919, St. Paul Common broke from;45t:
to Ali with dealings at 4$$ti aassgss Towards
the claee paciifcI Mailgdac1ined VfromlA 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18

able and good. We saw Q aiatue repre-,
senting The Virgin Mary with Jesus inner
arms The people were all bowling as
thew nassed 1T and Taigreat many we're
tneelII,r around it Went,back and got
breakfast and got the balance Of the 6oys;
then went to the Parks ,andl thej hl1pgls
old and new palaces, which were very
grand, and were full ot paintings, precious
stones and noted articles Of b different,
bdnils: then went to the picture gallery,
and saw allarge, and fine lot Of paintings
by lie flfst masters.f In,the evening we,
went to'whatis called the Holf, OF Kinga
brewery, built by the order Q, the King
for The people, so That they could get
their beer at cash FOR seven kfutzets, or
about FIVE cents In our money. They
give youS @ I mug fSthAt q will Ghold
two and one.half pints of beer.
They do not take the beer to you like they
do In all other saloons. You goto o stand,
get q mug and 60 to q spout which water
Is running out Of, and wash the mug and
take 1t to the bar, where they will fill IL
and take the pay for 1t, and you carry y
TO d stand and drink 1t, then 60 away and
leave your mug where you were drinking
Il, ;and o woman will come along and
gather them up and put them ,ong the
stand without Wishing them, when the
next person gets them. They are not al
lowed to sell It to other saloons; it is only
drank at the Brewery. The Brewery Is
made self sustaining, mo party can make q
cent on 1t. Guess there was FIVE hundred
people in It drinking when we were there,
Ihaye not tasted any, but go with the
crowd and and look on, without being
tempted. esEs
there is q large collection Of everything
that ID DID, SC! Itshasa gallery OF pic
lures OF Knights clad In full suit OF armour,
&c. We also went to the gate where is
placed on top q chariot drawn by four
large lions In the chariot IS female
figure representing victory; also saw any
amount Of statues Of all kinds, but have
sem so many statues that ! don't take
much stock In them. This Is not fine
city, but has elegant public buildings. We
leave here Tor Switzerland nthe morning.
n ES7EN7E6fil1I1 d 1B11l1 ~ III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 17-Flour-De-
mand fair and market firm, good to choice
spring s5 50ae 25;superane spring IS 90
az rs. Wheat-Demand active and prices
advanced; No. l spring 81 II; No. 3 do
81 1871 spot or seller Sept; northwestern
81 13ia114; No. 3 do $ls09; rejected
81 GOAL 700t fCorn-No, 2 mixed AGA
42tc cash or Sept; high mixed SSc; re.
jected 39iaS9sc. Oats-No.2, 30ic cash;
rejected &c; white Bic. Rye-68ic. Bar.
ley-No. 9 fall 81 36a1 3s; No. 8 do 81 10
al 70; rejected 90a95c. Provisions-Quiet
and unchanged. Mess Pork-$16 % cash;
$50 00jsepty Lard 80 cash. Bulk Meats
and Bacon-Unchanged. Whisky-92ic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18
Boston Wool Market.

As was TO be expected, after the heavy
sales OF the past four weeks, the Wool
market is.less active this week, and the
transactions, thoughSquite large, are not
nearly as much in excess Of actual pres.
ent wants as they have been. Manutac.
turers are still in the market, but the ad-
vance in prices leaves less inducement
for them TO anticipate their wants. They
are taking lots which suit them in quality
and price, but are more! particular about
their purchases: In prices there sis no
special change The. frmness gofl Hast
week continues, and dealers are not dis.
posed to make concessions. Stocks are
large, and the indications are that for the
present there will be no further advance,
though experience has taught those In the
trade that nothing Is more uncertain than
the price Of Wool.
/, The demands, for combing and delaine
woods continue, and desirable lots are 'ta-
ken about as last as they arrive, and at
full pricesssi.e s,SfvibAF S3AN "
Pulled Wool Is in steady demand, but
sales are not heavy as stocks are limited.
All desirable lots sell readily.
California Wool continues active, and
prices are firm,I choice Northern Woods
ling rapidly. . ..
! Foreign :Wools are in improved demand
and the advance In domestic Fleeces Is
likely to bring Cape and Australian w ools
into the market Tie former Is already
selling more freely, and is counted by
many manufacturers as equally cheap at
present rates as domestic. Australian
Wool Is quiet. ! :. rF snsW IAGE
Receipts Or the week ending septem-
Der II haye beer. $500 bales, domestic.
Sales for lite week have been 100000
lbs domestic, and 100000 lbs foreign. In.
,cluded ID, 1.-The. former there have been the
following sales ofFleece Woods: 10000
lbs on private terms, 10000 lbs OHIO ex.
ira at 51a53c. B. 0113 lbe double extra. Of
65c, $4,000 lbs do No. l at 49a51c, SO 600
lbs do.7C1r,merial Bulletfn,t 9 N4e,7
II - u - .
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GovERNdENTs-Firm with o good de-
!. SrATE Bosps-Dull and lower.

sTocKs-The course of business in
Wall street was attended with great ex-
element d intervals, and q large business
on the Stock Exchange At the opening
II was announced that New York & os-
wego Midland Railroad had suspended;
later, \ the many, 'unlayorable Arumors Of
yesterday, in regard to Rock Island, were
renewed, After, midday there was q
food .oirumors inregard -tothe failures OF
bankers and brokers, none Of which were
true. The name Of George opdyke 8
Co., was freely uscdin connection with
the Midland Road, 10 depress the Stock
EXCHANGE, bnt there was nosbasis for the
reports. When Il became apparent that
the rumos were gtoundless'9a bet
ter feeling prevailed sndGs sharp
recovery In values ensued. The
bears had 1t their own way until late
inthe afternoon with Rock Island, Pacific
Mail, ohio's, Northwestern common and
Wabash, but they hsye been unahle 10
move the Vanderbilt ahares moro than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18

In this common exptession-is eomprehendrd
an imnefrc amount n bodiis and nientsi sniI1f.
,ng. Az rot nsess.as e % sasstsa Nth PCS:
wretchedness, A person out Of health is weak,
ianguid, lowspiriied, incspabler o. much erer.
tloD, neryous irritable. and sssensitise % every
change OF temperature as the mercury IN q ther.
mometer. Whist sucha person requires 10 tnyig,
Grafton, and Hoststters Stomach Bitter WI
In such q case. The fee would DO thrown away.
At The nearest drug store maylb had the most
efficient and healthfnl vegetable tonic that tho
world containAa Twenty Ave YEAR,, Experience
has established the ,Met that among al tho
etomachics and Alternatives known 10 modern
pharmacy this powerful restorative stands Gu.
pteme, nnAppfoeche % Every bottlo of'Hostet-
ter's Bltters contains more blessings than there
were curses in Pandoraia box. ,dAg1 dAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18
Travellers Kssi.tsera Tx
lhie'|,!allftll'tIelllijg|)(|alll q ] !
NOT ASH 1 WELL, :.


Blludfolded and Mono shad . =
with unknown threshold on each hand;
The darkness deepens % 1grope,. &c
Afraid TO fear, uffAd 10 hopesT.E
Yet ibis one thing learn to know
zach day more surely rs Igo, fssF
THAT doors arc opened Vways are made,
burdens arc lifted or are1Aids x.
By come great law unseen And still, W
ltnfathomed purpose to fulall, ~
Mot asI win"1 p ~;
Blindtolded and alone wait; EA .A.i, >,
Loss seems too bitter, gain too late; ib
Too heavy burdens IN The load
And too few helpers on the road;
And 10y Is weak and gdefis strong,
And years and days 50 fong, solongs
Yet this one thing learn to Know,
Rlch day more surelyas 1'go AZ,
That I an glad the good and III 80.
D. changeless law are ordered still
Mot Is Twill" - ia-
Not as will, the ground grows sweet
Each time my lips the words repeat,
mo: asI win ~ the darkness feels :
More eaie than light when hts thought steals
Like whispered voice u calm and bless
All unrest and all loncllness,
mot rs WILL" because the One
Who loved rs fret and best has gone r.
o fore rs on tue road, and still
For rs must al his love fnllll,
mot as we will"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 17.-Flour-Firm,
but unchanged. Wheat-Western dull
and unchanged. Corn Firmer and
scarce; mixed western CSC. Osts-Ac.
tive; mixed western 44a45c; white AGA
47ic. Rye-Firm but unchanged Pro-
visions-Quiet and steady. Mess Pork
SIT 75s1S 90; dull for round lots. Bulk
Meats-Shoulders Siassc; clear rib sides
9ia9sc. Bacon-In fair jobblDg demand;
shoulders 9ia9fc; clear rib sides lie. Su.
gar Cured Hams-14a18c. Lard-Dull OF
8iasic. Butter-Western steady, fair to
choice 20a25c. Coffee-Strong at 22a23c.
Whi,ky-Firmer at9sc. nv, laa a.'s- Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18
New York DRY Goods :. Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. THE trade move,
ment was active to-day In the jobbirg
branches. The. market for cotton goods
was steady except on fine and light
browns. Pepperell E. R. and O., Nashua
R., Saranac o. and Swift FLYER brown
sheetngs have been reduced ic. Prints
very active and, closely. sold up. Black
ground polka spot prints much wanted
Fancy cassimeres, wool flannels and blan.
kets inspirited demand. Foreign goods
a att.,n
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Cincinnati Market.

u CINCINNATI, Sept 17-Flour-Firm at
So, 90a7 TO- Wheat-Quiet at 81 3s.
Corn-Firm at CSC. Rye-Firm at CSC.
Oats and Barley-Unchanged.. Groceries
Steady. Oils-Firm. Mess Pork
Firm and in good demand; sales Of 900
tierces at $16 90. Lard-Steam Stc; held
OF tc higher. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
steady; shoulders SIC; clear, rib sides 9c;I
clear 9tc. Bacon-Firm; jobbingsales Of
shoulders at &c; clear rib sides 10c; clear
10tc. Whisky-Easier and firm at 92c.
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New. Yoik Marker.

NEW York, tSept. 17.-Flour-More
doing and higher; superfne western and
State $5l50a6 25; common TO good 80 75a,
Q 95; extra. Ohio 80 SOFAS B5. Wheat.
Active and higher; No. 3 spring 81 4Ss
/ Isl; No. 9 Chicago ST Sal 50; red ives
tern mixed 81 53f; winter red western
81 6Sa1, 80. Barley Unchanged. Corn
Opened firmer but closed dull; steamer
mixed western 87s68c; sail do 6s4a89fc;
white western 67a68c, Wool-Very firm;
fleeces 44a50c; extra &c; double extra
Soc. Coffee-Rio 2eta2at 10! Z Sugar-In
request MoIasses-Qaietand firm Rice
STEADY. 81"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18

n CHANT 'Raeat-- The arrtyalsIate Comparative.
ly light and with aiteady demand Tho market Is
strong, and prices unchanged: quotations may
be given ct 81 SOL 40 for choice white and 81 80
OIL 85 for new crop red winter. 0Gts-The ost
market iseteady with Ifais tdeuand, but,thete
has beenno change Id prices ranging frotn4o 70
to s5c. Corn Market firm At 55abtoe. Rye
Quiet and steady at 7s0soc.
GtSsESG--60075c per lbs.
GRocERrEs-Trade Is moderately active.
CNgte-C Choice old Government Java Sc; choice
Rio &c; prime 2sle2Gc; fair to common 2sc
Srups- Common, 4s65sc;, prime, 6o96Se;
choice, 7O975c; fancy, SIC; New Orleans iaolas-
SEES, prime 750Soc.
Sugdrs-RehnedH ards, Crushed, Powdered and
,aranulated, I12Xc; IA Coaee. hHos b Cores,
iiTcs q Coffee lie; Extra O Coffee Tx COM
merciai A sugar Ike; Yellow @ l00ioKc; Vel.
low 9H09kc; stock Of Cuba and Porto Rico ex.
hausted. New Orleans Sugar, fair to fully fair
so9hc; prime to choice lO01oHc. Demarara
lokc.
Rlc.7oholee Carolina, sHe; Pstna, Sc; Ran
sNahsSiod % sod. s4ss;sd % Cd, s4e,x;
Ga to I'd, $4s4 s7h; I'D to Sd, S 1sH: Sd, Sss7E.
-, ous, &o-Lard OIL, extra No. winter Use;
extra No: isprng zoe. Carbon OIL l6c. Lin.
seed Oh, 81 %. Turpentine 7sc. No. .,y.ry,ss
Provisions Mess Pork sl7oo. Baeon-shoul.
ders, exc; clear sides ike; new breakfast bacon
i2JSc; sugar, cured hams l5 Captain do, none In
market >Lard-In kegs loHc; choice leaf in
tierces DC. Best brands eanvassed hams, ike.
PorAroEs-Matkst well supplied and prices
:weak.=1hcy u7quoted=atSfrom 81 50 to
$500 per Dbl. a.
; tssUyF-7oc; do in boxes Of six dozen. s. 90.
sEEps-Timothy, 80 IS: Clover, IS 1906 90;
Flaxseed, 81 6ool 90.
,sTAscu-sH 1s,fc; Maizena, "a l4e;S,pSs5l
soar Family @, Germau n; Eastrrn6,, Ole
sAM&Dairy $a75; Ohio River 81 90 delisercds'
soDA-Best Newcastle In kegs Sc; in papers
&c: American TIC.
W0oL-Fhm at 4.647c
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An indianapolis editor Is responsible for

"a young lady in Indiana sought to de.
molish an unlaithtul lover by publish
Ing some verses addressed to him In which,
after prophesying her immediate disso.
lution, she said. Come gaze upon my, dust,
false one But the competitor spelled
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18
BYlTELEaRAPH.
New YorkCaIouey and stock Market

new 10rkMOney ana STOCK mhIkets
New YORK, Sept. 17.9MoaEy-Dur-
ing the, morning loaned, atf7 per cent to
gold interest, but with ramors Of failures
the price was run up to 1,32s1:1G. During
the afternoon money become easy and
finally closed at Sac per, cent. It.was
rumoredI on the street at the close that the
Treasury had or would soon deposit S.
100000 in!the banks TO ease The money
market.
STERLING ExcuANaE-Dull and lower
at 1osia10ssl for 90 days, and r109al09t
for sight. Custom receipts $3S6,O00.
GoIp-Dull and steaoy at 111tal11s,
closing at I'LL. Loans were from 8 to 0
per cent ior carrying and flat for borrow
ing. Clearings s8sNoo00o. Tie Assist;
ant Treasurer disbursed $4,000. The
steamship Scotia, from Liverpool, brought
$75O,OOo gold coin, shipped when sterling
was low and gold selling at II e.:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18
COMMENCEMENT FINANCIAL.
WheelIng MholesaIe aIarket.

[T01 I0-ATQ w of
WIG osYrcs b Ally fsrntLioENozR.
Wednesday, Sept. II. 5
,TAfrlls-T THERE'S {, full supply aud prices afe
unchanged: We quote % 81 bo@2eQ per Dbl {
BuTTIR-There Is q fair demand Tor the finer
gFsdes ,ot, butter, ,at, advanced prices; good to
choice 25H3oS common 10 medium zoe.
BAKING Powpxn--SSO3s per pound.
<3poozs --Fancy, $3aS 8 10 aud "a rs; plsn.
sss6As7t. Su8 az 8 7Ek4
BEAss-There Is but slight inquiry, and the
market IL quiet, priced rsrainipg unchanged, Of
nom 81 % % ts' 90 hi bushel, d toaulllty.
CAsDLrs-sat &c; Adamantine DC; city
mould Ike.
CHEIsE-DemAnd good At unchanged prices;
prime Ohio Factory la0i3Xc.
KGas-Fresh eggs prices firm at lsc.
!FE4rHls4 salesof strictly prime at 7sGSSs
MIXED and old 4006oc.
FnH-LAke Herring all gone; white lsh 81 30;
No.3 mAekerel, barrels, slt 90; No. do.
Slto0 No,A2 half barrels, 81 80; No. 8, do. large
90 %; Nos, do.medlum IS rs.
FLouR-ThemArket continues very hrm with
O steady demand, but there Is no change TO note
in prices except fsney white wheat, whichis &c
' rsnsg WIT Ss sS WIT, olas ,sas
choice white wheat, new. ......... s259s 20
Family Observation-Disclosures. 72aG. e e0
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Rye. !.s.....s..s.!.......,-a..AAI6 25
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