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Mlant,o.- --Hal,s
AsTER ip.sd N nc ~ RTtsnPis q dsd iISto OF York
CARPET SPaSE1i'e5er VIM BhH
GROOM and coschmsn wanted for the countryi |
Two dsy. hsStGs,anf o 'TGHESoR ssb s bTcsaWay
~ OOD tinman th,t understands hot air furnace |
" work and jobbing sa9 sdsy. 7. HAGAN.
NOIp heaters wanted also, bows that have worked
NJ at the business ii6 bldridge at - |
IIOME I,cstaurant, 500 Sd w-wsters used to checks
i and with good reference.
DATTERN makers wsntcdi slso, boy 10 ,eics.n
noSkt ss run mseSnsry sSnna d Ss sss ana
DICTUHE Trainer wanted one who thotolshly
ns usseF'''nd' %s a. SfGSEEY Sen Go : % ST..
"" NIcoLL, iiS Bowery.
DLUMnpR aud helper wanted; come ready to
i worn S25 Washington st, Brooklyn
fs'} SS hour! 'P}'S a Ms'Fn' be
SAwYERs wanted at % Norfolk st.
SCRUBUING brush drawers wanted i6 orchard
- street.
SnOEMAKER wanted at a'''o 9d.av' near ii'th st
rI,O T,ILORs.-A nrstclss presslnan on nne
! custom coats highest wages para ny the week
''' AZ w anu 80 East '''" '' O''S SJIoHG CONWAY.
Tl,la . IS-a % l2a9 ySsGs %fn a, ':
bakery. Lawrence st. 9th and 10Th avs Manhaianvile
VEN hoys that u9dsE;t9nd 91npg e 60 sy, nn miles
ant ,to" It. 'ne ''"' Apply 10 O. Do' A'N ''''''
L EDWARDS, s9 Broome at
80, - 49, -..a,,- =, AZ i,,,.,a =,
I'' 'OO'e'' "'"''D ~ - '''s JonS FINLEY
b s'p%i Prince god Or'''e'
NV
i steady wSork. 8 baxter st. "'00' n. DAVIS
M ~, lately ,nasS 'ara hand At '
XNANTED- All members Of the Rrass oundcrs and
w Finishes = anu T. T. TO attend the regular meet,
ing ing 3f ,n, i,n ts Wse f ts AZ ,tppnrtsnes
PVT r,. 90 n anu "a "hiin prcss,ic
r.Ia'. -. L,ns,s. sgsLs!.t. :, -7,-
w MIN ,sietcrycss s,'ts tS.s 3Ing tSrm1n
preferred also boy to drive wagon and make himself
generally useful Apply At corner Of ,th st. ana h aN
,>ryn .,.,dv ,e,,ne,s,e ,cv,y p,sr who
w Inier.i.nds euiae and vanishing oh chromos.
ApP2 IEnti'uan u "ofA Association g. w "''nO'''
MATED tiN n5ieii II, sI}1 io fotrn%n gs
eyt gas TRENCH B'o'd""y between 1onn and fu'on
WANrrp mYeal.i.y-A 1i5c..1l5@ ,9sl under
}y' once corner warren anu ''''''' '', ''''e,
WANTED imgs Hsni2 i,'sy' ,d f0pr good skaters good
-. xrpn ,.,,,, -, ,, ,.,,,,r. with .n,,i can.
E'.t siih II '''"'' 81" e'V>>'' ,
-. >,,, 49,. i, =. 80. o. =, a., ,r -t,, rstr.ss.
W NN,,rn w. uf l,,,,,i .u w XHoiy tr ~ -
HENRY 81 HNAkZ, - broad" hN' second moor.
-, ,>rpn 4 mood =, .,,h,,, er.rc, Anr1v to
w u " SPEAR supt Hunters Point Ferry NJ OF be
! fore 10 o'clock
~, ,srrn a. A., 80. 10, . A.. a.. man
| ~ need .ppM at "M' j. hoLbVNN b"'' - ."
/ ''h a'" ne" va 81
M NNItD ~ ,arritsr NIL W. nsA'rt M Ms R h,,'
! ply 10 W ~ hLti' lll has' l''h ~,
49,, "a, -. ,, o.. a., ,-. ,.t. t.h,, +, /,
! W ~ N ~ a, n tI,,' J., S's las. ,,,n.e vur
ray It. rooms G and a. Legal alVlcc free OF charge
xx-,>rrn h,, ,,. nrt.r.,,rfs Tho nsh md
w 't'.i,N..' ~ Attly ~ y ., ci'ek Al i1 lin
| ovs,ue wv '"''"' -''''' 80
f,, - u, D., ..---, ,,, c-,-,,-,- 49,,
/ w ~ ,,tus rrn.t krriy a, ae, Fasi ion.tnt Il =
| uu' ~ e - ~, ,,,,N H., ~ H tsttt'R
| ,-,,, ., ,..., ,..t..,- ,,,,,. ,,,., o.
w g. .,.'nc' ,s,,otrsi an At ~ Grani
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cSimntiul.
u,HB CONSOLIDATED
THIRTY.YEAR

fU'hb tONSObtDhEbD
THIRTYYEAR
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS
ST LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY.
GREAT TRUNK LINE, constituting, with its con-
nections the Shortest Possible Route between ST.
LOUIS EVANSVILLE. NASHVILLE. MoNTGoM.
ERY, ATLANTA, and SAVANNAH, ST. LOUIS and
LOUISVILLE. CHICAGO, NASHVILLE, and the South.
ern and Southeastern cities.
THESE BONDS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED by
THE ST. LOUIS BOARD OF TRADE.
The earning, for MAY and June we're $4,000 each,
and rapidly increasing.
For full particulars spply to
GEORGE oPDYKE Co. Bankers,
2s Nassau st., New York.
vlNsLow WILSON.
~ william st., New York.
VEXAs AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Chartered by the United states Government
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD COUPON
AND REGISTERED
CONSTRUCTION BONDS.
Authorized by Acts OF Congress.
with Sinking Fund.
AND FREE FROM GOVERNMENT. STATE. AND
OTHER TAXES,
Issued only on Completed Road,
AT % AND INTEREST.
J. EDGAR THOMSON. aud Trustees OF the
SAMUEL l.. FELTON,, Mortgage
THOMAS A. SCOTT President OF Company.
FIRST SERIES issued ouly ROAD Is constructed on
the Eastern TeIas p.vision-5oi miles Of road.
s9 MILES N OPERATION.
40 MILES MORE BRlpGEp. GRADED, AND TRACE
BEING LAID.
These Bonds are secured by sinking fund OF OIL
per cent. and by an additional sinking fund to b
derived from sales Of Is 1OU acres Of land donate
by the United states
Pamphlets. maps and full Information will he fur
usled On application to the following banking houses
H.. srEBBINs& son New York.
EDWD u. RASDoLPH& CO. New York
JAMIsoN& & co. philadelphia.
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80 %n RITI>G, q lessons. h.oak".pH HF
- elN HU'IuriU. spelling rAINl.~ tHI'. sns IN
HuNcY Hud ir'. I..ti"a}. L'.t.. department.
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Situations ctantto.
\RF~PECTABLE young widow LADY Nm,rl.am
y wish sap position as nourtkecppr; NiiuHtrs tl.L.
~ preferred. city or country. Address Mrs MARY
NANlL, Union Hn Hudson county, N.j.
a NOI NJ man, lately landed from ireland want- a
rnce ANA hrst clAss rciertuces Address Centre Mar
ket place
A BON lately landed wi,he- 10 learn tie horseshoe.
aud isd rts.
A RE~PECTNBLE widow wishes child to take
y care ~ Al her own home viii receive every
excellent reference. iS let ay. third door
a RE-PECTABLE English woman wishes to 20
n out washing or housekeeping.
Mrs. LEWIS, 299 West 10Th st., nrst hoor.
SITUATION as express driver, understanding
~ all places II shinment and city delivery In general
Address A, c. s., 100 Franklin ST.
\ American woman wishes a situation TO do gen.
~ gra hou-ework IN small American family Call
at Worth st,, top noor
GERMAN girl wants situation to do washing
" ironing and huuscceaning li3 LIST ay, between sth
and 9th sts" shoe store,
rI'O tea merchants &c,-A Young man lately landed
wishes employment in tea store Or A. clrrk IA M
ulce under rstlnls his business wages no object. Ad
dress W o., 92i West $50 II.
| 'INO Baker Bo,ses-The ycry best workmen can be
i had by applying to AUG, sCHLElGHERMACHER
| No. 10 Essex II,
NNANTED-A situation as typc-setter by young
w man who has spent uNc years AT hr business ref
erence ciu be given. Address j. BRONSON f5 an aV.
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n>Ly DIRECT LINZ To rn.>cK.

The General Tran ,thuue Coupluy's st'a ners for
Besi and HAvre SAL every alternate saturday, D.. -ur'
GOu tickets Al luged rales Apply A. tAe ONCE Ot
GEORGE ACkENLlk, Agent,
$ Broadway.
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matnrntrp.

NVACnINERI.- Wanted, No. smith power
VI mOrtiser secondhand, Address box so, Planhrd,
nd,
WANTED A Fox lathe in good running order,
w win siur rests ana Chucks low fur casu, Address
/ VAS SkILlIAk, NJ. ID .9s Grand st., " mshurEh,
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-FIlt-I-GIA~ operators AMI honers wanted
N. on corscts steady wotA at 30 Wtst 90 81.
A GIRIwani.d q who has some knowledge Of roser
n pl'utius e. Curtlatitsi.
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Wlsttllantous.

sShiN piShA ~ ~, tntt ,iiNs.rh'
Symptnws iltri, smal pluplps, Nllh bIack points,
on the checks, forehead, ana nose.
pKuMGo tlutrusr ltChlngl.
SNmptoms-lhe most intense Gruus ul tho e}lt ,
usually without any eruption, exc 70 that proIuc h}
scratching.
The above and all skin diseases cured hy pr. i NJ.
VAN DYKE, office D West 10th st, thursday, Friday,
ana saturday Of each week.
Gazette w akln DDeases tIos
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16
Assembly Nomination.

Elsewhere will be found the pub
i,-hed proceedings Of the Fourth As
somoly District Republican Con7en-
tion held AZ Bloomington on Satur~
day last The gentleman selected
for the Assembly nomination Is
Robert Glenn, Of WyaIusing, who is
thoroughly in accord With the earn.
est Republicans Of his district and
tho county iIo has had some ex.
perierce in legislation, having repre-
sanltd .h, district ia 1868 and 1865,
md Known ability and fidelity
win which BE- has discharged the
duties Of rcprostn alive makes it Ut
- crs.ry 10 dwell upon bis htuess
i1r zoe office. Ia hi capacity and in.
dusty Doth ar legislator and mems
l,.s it ,ho County Board Of Super
vl+ct-, tho Oomiuee has proved to be
s uHst liable public servant. Mr..
Glenn Is an old citizen Of the county,
-ouud republican, u farmer by oc-
cupalion. We believe his nomina.
tion is Entirely satisfactory to the
Republicans of the district, and he
ali therefore be elected by hand
some majority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16
A Good Endorsement.

The Grant County Witness had
something TO say last week about
the Republican nominee for County
superintendent of Schools-Mr. q.
NJ. Guernsey, of Platteville. The
notice is splendid endorsement ola
worthy townsmsn who has long been
intimately acquainted and identified
with the educational cause in this
county. The Witness says:
For County Superintendent Of
Schools, MIR. Geo. NJ. Guernsey has
been placed in nomination. Mr..
Guernsey q graduate OF Amherst
Go lege and 10 devoted to the cause
of education. lie came to Grant
county in 1853 and was for many
years principal Of the Platteville
Academy. When tho State Normal
School was located here he was APP
pointed TO ill the chair Of Professor
Of English Language and Literature,
which position he filed for two
wears, and then he engaged in Lie
Insurance business for the North
western Company. He possesses
excellent ability, is trustworthy
man, and the friends OF education
throughout the county will find him
man we'll calculated in every way
TO fiji the position with credit TO
himself and honor TO the cause Of
education.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16
GOV washburn.

We publish in this issue the abie
speech Of Governor Washburn, dc
livcrcd at Fon du Lac on tho Sd
met II is a careful and complete
review Of the political situation to-
day, and should DO read by every
voter regardless of party inclinations.
Avoiding the dead issues connected
with the late rebellion the Governor
deals with thelive and practicalissues
of the day-the finances, tariff, rail-
road and transportation questions,
Credit Mobilier aud Salary Steals,
and all corruption in high placer:
The speech is most able and sueN
cessful defence of Republican princi-
pies and is presented in form cor
venient for perusal and filing away
for future reference.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16


uR-The Senatorial Committee on
Privileges and elections, Senator
Morton chairman, met in secret SEES
sion AZ Fifth avenue Hotel, New
York, one day last week, and
drafted, it was stated, AN amendment
90 the Constitution to be submitted
TO the United States Senate for its
action, looking to better and more
practical method of eleeting Presi-
dent and Vice President, and pro-
viding a tribunal to adjust and de-
eide all questions relative to Presi-
dental elections which may be corr
tested.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16

HA-If it is true, as reported from
London, that the crops have failed in
Hungary, which is one of Europe's
important granaries, American bread
stuffs will be in even greater demand
this year that has been anticipated,
and the effects of the late panic will
be the more speedily dssipated in
this country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16

~Tbe Hon. George II. Pendle-
ton has at last issued from his clois-
ter and made a political speech. II
was at Greenvile, Ohio, Tuesday
evening, and in the interest Of the
Democratic candidates. He snarled
at the Republican party, and advo>
Gated bis greenback theories of 1867,
which have been repudiated by all
psrties-noIhing more
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16
second Assembly District Convention.

Tho Liberal electors the % ASS mby District Of
Grant County, couprsiug the town. ofClifton, Ellen
blro; Lancaster Liberty, Lima and PotOs are re
guested % meet At the Court House In the village
Lancaster on
saturday, october 18th, 1873,
al one o'clork PM tor the purpose Of nominating
,stdId tr tor Ntmb,r Of The Assembly and transact
sugh other butiue-s ~ mHy properly come before the
nc Convention ny order OF
DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
Lancaster October IS. 1873:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16

The undersigned, residing at ----, state Of,
undertake that, II the foregoing bid for carrying
the mail on route No - be pied by the Post
master General, the bidder will, prior 10 the lat
June. 1874. enter into the reHuired obligation on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16
FORM or PROPOSAL. GUARANTEE. Avn cpp
IIFgCATE. I'm


whose post-o flee address
ttey june 1ne as 5 q the United States from July Ia y,
80 under the advertisement Of tbe te.and
tairt a. a'ea .3aSr 1878 with celeTitya Ger
annual sum Of dollsrs - SNAie . i7'-l Tor the
a,iandge iol2st = niade ,e mn tnotyeGeg N the
I TX y re route, tie trefgEt ~ the maiIto BE- car
~, aha az other partctAG=s 80 reference TO the
49, an4 sertlee and, gi ~ ter careful ezamfna-
ts " H4e tdtes Ggd Instructions attached 10 Qduer-
''SsE'fnt mad service aud ef the ProvlSsons con-
t' am, !" the act Of Congress- If June 8, 1872
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
G.. @. WASH Burr
Lieut. Governor, ...ROBBRT n. BAKER.
Secretary Of state, BPHRAIM W. YOUNG.
state Troasurer.......OLE c. JOHNSON.
Attorney LEASDER =. FRIsBf
state Superintendent, ROBERT GRAHAM
Imm,grstlon oomm'r, GEO. p. LINDMAN,
Por state senator,
JOHN G. HOLLOWAY,
70, County superintendeut Of schools,
G. M. GUERNSEY.
FOR AssemblymnD, I'd District,
THOMAS WATSON.
For Assembiyman, ID District,
JONATHAN b. MOORE.
FOR Assemblyman, 1ih District,
ROBEDT GLENN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16


make good their guarantee; and that bidder and
guasantors are above the age Of p years.
Bids 81 5000 aud ulaoayd must be accompanied by
a leftiEe3 check. draft some sotreHt national
bans tgi a. PER ceEfitln the present annual ray
oN tie r0ae ~ rec service not less h0n5
per cenfim n years. pay proposed ~ bid.-NSec-
ton 25S, Acf Of ,TffNe 8. lS52)
The Postmaster must not sign the certificate
until the sum If the bid is inserted and the bid
and guarantee signea by all the parties, ard dated
OATH REQUIRED BY SECTION 245 or AN ACT OF
CuNGkESS AEFRnNED JUNE s. iel2, TO BE
AFtIAEn TO EaCu BIZ FOR CARRYING THE
MAIL, a \ ~ BE TAKEN BEFORE AN Off
GER QUALIFlED TO ADMINISTER OATHS.
!, --- --~, Of, bidG n for conveying the mail
have the ability pecur jarily 20 ftlhll my obltoa-
ton &s such bt0deF; that the bid Ia made In good
faith and with the intention 20 enter into tract
ana perform the service in said bid shall be
acceptedi and that the gnatures OF the gnaran-
tors thereto are genuine, and that believe the
said guarantors To be pecuniarily responsible for
ana able TO pay all damages the United States
shail surer BY reason of my failing TO perform NV
Obligations as such bidder.
Sworn to and subscr bed before mo - for the
- 81 ------- this --- day of -, A. II. ls7 ana
in testimony thereof hereunto subscribe nv
name ana aihN my Official seal the day and year
aforesaid. TsrAr1
NorB.-When the oath is taken before q Justice
or the peace, tho certificate Of the clerk Of the
court ot record should be added under his seal OF
once, that the person who administered the oath
Is auly qualified justice Of the peace.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16

contract 70 perform the service proposed. with
good and sufficient sureties
Ihts zee 40, understanding distinctly the obii0d-
ttOns and liabilities assumed bu gttaranf0rs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-16

The undersigned, postmaster at - state Of
-, certihes, UNDER MS OATH or oFFIcR, that he
is acquainted with the above Ruarantors, and
knows them to be men of property, and able to
make good their guarantee; and that bidder and
gUasantors are above the age of p years
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-13
arhnnck,n PnimonIc CANDY

Embraces 10 a great degree all the
principles of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
aud while as pleasant to the palate as the
purest Of CONNECTIONS, It's medicinal proper.
lies render It efteclual IN coughs, colds,
bronchohial and catarrhal affections, go,
Il Is tho most acceptable remedy for chill
dren or infants, and can be given with
impunity; while for professional gentle
men, or those who suffer from loss Of vice
It Is indispensable.
These candies arc put up In 25 cent
boxes convenient for the pocket, and an
for sale BY all druggists and dealers
]. q. soHBNcE & Son, N. E. corner Sixth
and Arch Sts., Phila. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NeW YORK Honey and stock Mari

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 12.-The course oil
speculation on stock exchange was iDAu.
enced largely by the Washington tele-
grams relative to the reissue ofpart off the
reserve legal tenders and early dealings in
speculative shares showed a decline Of ia
3 per cent, the greatest fall being in
Panama, Harlem, Pacific Mail and Rock
Island. The election Of Boutwell, Gs Sen.
ator, and the probable appointment Of
Richardson as his successor, checked the
downward movements, and caused tenn.
porary frmness and recovery in the
shares which had spfcrd the greatest de-
cline. The upward movement being
strengthened BY the knowledge that the
Treasury encroached upwards of a million
on It's reserve. Later portion Of the ad.
vance was lost on the announcement that
the totalreissue was not likely to exceed
100000 and be replaced as soon as
possible, but the market though dull finally
closed steady.
MoNEY-Close OF from 1.84 to 1.16 pen
cent per day, closing at the latter. Most
Of the loans were at 1.89 per cent
STERLING BxcHANoE-HeaEy OF 1O7Ea
1871.
GoID-Quet and steady at 116S116ti
closed at l15A1i5t. Loans at Q per cent
to 1.S2. CleAringS $57, 100000. Treasury
disbursements $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-13

HORACE GREELEY ON THE ADVANTAGES
OF A HOUSE OF LoRDs-A Boston corrO-
spondcnt OF the New York Tribune re.
calls the August morning when he last
saw the founder Of the Tribune, and
talked with him about many things,
when the question Of hereditary arlstoc.
racy came up
ibid you find the English lords any
finer gentlemen or better Statesmen than
our owny" asked, expecting an indig.
nant disclaimer. But he answered
thoughtlully. AYES, in some respects
did. / don't believe in such q system
but there's no denying It does breed gen
tlemen. We have as Well-mannered men
among US, no doubt, but they are few in
lumber; and there Is something, TOO, In
being brought up to stateamanShip. No
our American politicians, as q whole
would not compare iavorably with the
members Of the English House Of Lords.
Alb me, how we'll remember the franb
look, and kindly smile, and quaint speech
the whole personality Of the so honoret
leader, who has himself been translated
10 the Upper House since then
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-13
"BEAUrIFUL HANDS,

Such beautiful, beautiful hands
They weTo neither white nor small,
And you, know, would scarcely think
That thOy Were fair Of all.
I've looked on hands Nhose form and nue.
A IcuIptoE's dream might be,
Yet are these aged, WHinkied handsi
More beautiful 70 me. ..
sach beautiful, beautiful hands =
Though heart were weary and sad,
These patient hands kept tolling on
Thatthe children might bORlRd.
almost weep, - looking back
To childhood'B distant day,
|, think how these hands Tebt4d DOT,
When mine were at their play.
surh bcautIIul, beautiful hAndSl
They're growing feeble noTi
70. time and pain have leit their msrk
on hand and heart and brow.
Alas, alas the nearing time,
And the sad, sad day 70 me,
When meath the daisies out Of sight,
These hands will folded DO.
Bu, oh beyond this shldoRy land,
Whrre all n bright aud fBir,
know fall well these Gear old hands
VIII palms Of victory bar.
Where crystal Streams, thro' endless years,
Flow over golden sands,
And where the old grow young again,
III Gasp my mothers hands
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-13
New York Dry Goods Market,

NEW YoRK, March 19.-Commission
houses are fairly active today, but there
Is d lack Of animation In the jobblng trade.
Domestic cottons brisk; low grades Of
bleached shirtings not so quick as finer
qualities. Boot E shirtings are jobbipg
at Ice. Denims and ticks active In first
hands and well sold up. Cottonsdes quiet.
Prints fairly active and Polka spots very
brisk. ,Percales, shifting stripes and ging.
hams doing well. Importers are moro
active with dress goods fabrics, and the
auction rooms arc crowded to-day with
buyers otribbons, Woolens and dress goods
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-13
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 12.-Flour-S7 10
as 90. Wheat-Sl 7la1 70. Corn-Quiet
39A40c. Rye-Firm, SOC. 0ats-QuIet
80aS9c. Barley-Unchanged. Provisions
ste, dy. Pork-Firm al $l6 90, held al
SIS rs. Lard-Steady, steam Sc; kettle
SIC. Bulk Meats-steady, shoulders sic;
clear rib sides TIC; clear &c. Bacon
Firmer, shoulders etc; clear rib sides Sic
clear &c. Whiaky-Weak at SIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-13
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 19-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Whest-No. spring nom.
inal; No. Q do 81 91t. Oorn-No. 3
82tc. OGts-No. Q, 2etS989c. Rye-No.
3, 65fa88c. Bsrley-Fall No. 2, 71a72ic.
Provisions-QuIet, but held firm; Mess
Pork:quoted ut $14 IS. Lard-Quiet and
q shade easier, sales OF 81 90; bulk Shout.
ders St loose; 81 packed; long clear loose
OF. Bacon-sales Of short clear packed
At 81; Hams quoted al 12A14c; Shoulders
o.. Whisky-S0c.
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TO BED.

knew 4 little boy.
And I've often heard II said
That be never was 90 tired
ThAt he wished 10 60 10 bed.
Though he can scarcely hold up
His droWsy little head,
Yet this very foolish boy
Cannot bar TO 90 TO bed.
Whsn the big golden sun
Has laid down 10 Sleep;
When tho lambs every ono
Arc lying BY tho sheep;
When underneath ~ wing
Every chick tueks Its head,
Still this odd little boy
Docs not like TO 50 10 bed.