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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Hair Alive.

1t is Bad Thing to PMS through life only
half alive. Yet there are thousands whose
habitual condition Is ono Of languor and
debility. They complain Of no specific
diseaso they suffer no positive pain ;
but they have no relish for any thing which
affords mental or scnsu0us pleasure TO
their moro robust and energetic fellow
beings.
In nine cases out Of ten this state of
lassitudo aud torpor arises from n morbid
stomach. Indigestion destroys the encr.
gy of both mind and hcdy. When the
waste Of natnre is not supplied by n due
and regular assimilation of the food, every
organ is starvod, every function inter
rupted.
Now, what does common sense snrgcsi
under these circumstances Of Depression
The system needs rcusing nn3 .trcrflh
ening not merely for an hour or TWO, to
sink afterwards into n n orc pitiahle con.
dition than ever (ns it. nssurcdly would
do if an ordinary alcoholic slimulant was
rosortcd to), but radically and pcrma-
nently.
How is this desirable object TO bo nc
complished The answer to this quest, ion
founded on the unvarying experience Of Il
quarter OF century, is easily given
lnfuso new vigor into the digestive cr-
ghhs Dy course OF HOStctterS Stomach
Bittcrs. Do not waste time in administer
ing temporary remedies. but wake the
system up by rccnpsrating tho fountain
head of physical strength and energy.
the great organ upon which all the other
organs depend for their nurturc and sup.
port.
By he time that n dozen doses of the
great vegetable tonic and invigornnt have
been taken, the feeble frame of the dys-
peptic will begin 10 feel its benign influ
cnce. Appetite will be crcatad, md with
appetite the capacity to digest what it
Graves. Perscvere until the cure Is CON
plctc--until hcAllhrul blood, ut 10 DC the
material Of flesh and N lsclc, bone md
nerve and brain, flows through The chan.
nels Of circulation instead Of tho wntrry
pabulum with which they havc hcrct oforc
been impcrfcctly hcurishcG.
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The Fairfield Herald.
PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNE,SDAT
Florida News.


The Al,chua cotton crop is unu.
sually far advanced.
The moss trade briugs Into Gaines.
rillo ST 900 weekly.
Watermelons, tomatoes and cu.saya
are plentiful in Key West.
A new hotol is to bo built in Kew
West.
The Florida Winter Home IS the
great attraction now, says tho Re.
publican. Flo who once eniovs the
luxury Of trip on the Clifton
wishes to repeat it.
The following is list of exports
shipped to New York, from Key West
For tho wtok ending 28th ultimo
100000 cigars, worth $36,SO0 13
bales picadura, worth $1,000 46
bales tobacco, worth $4,000.
The crops in many portions of
Hillsborough county arc unusually
early, and as far as we can learn, are
looking woll. Corn, in tho region of
Yellow Bluff, two weeks ago, was
waist high.
Som mething over year since, q Mr..
Colycr located at Marco, somo 70
miles north Of Key West, aud com.
mcnccd raising vegetables for mar
het. lie has, with tho assistance Of
two sons, raised "a, 900 head of cab-
bagc, which has av,rngel him Is
cents per head. Also sug,r cano to
the value of $3.50, toge,her with all
the necessary vegetables for his fami.
ly use.
1t is estimated that three hundred
horses and mules bave been imported
into Marion county the past year.
With good seasons and no mish aps,
Gadsdeh county will bring up pros
porous agricultural record for this
year.
The editor Of the Quincy Journal
has been shown stalks Of wheat four
feet long, aud last week green peas
fully matured.
The largest cabbage We have seen
Tor long time, says tho Peninsular,
was grown in the garden of one of our
citizens, and weighed twenty-five
pounds.
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$500 in remiumS.
TWO NEW POTATOES !

Extra Early Vermont. Ten day earlier than
Ently Rose. ENORMOUSLY productive and
o. rXcci'rn' favor 81 per pennd i
p u"!s lay mail. postpaid for SIS 50
C'n.ri"ns Surprise. S2G hnshrls to ,hc
acre. :! liz, later Ihan Early Eo.e Equal
i q'ali'y - per rourd: hy mail, p,st-
pa
50 will he awarded Ms prem iums To
ihon" who rr"'in"r til" largest quantity
1"'n "nc r""un. rcscri;,tiv> t:rru.nrS If
&c nh">e. with hist al 300 vnriciivs If 20
ih:"'s, hre - all
illustrated Seed i'H:n'orur 200 rnoc.
WI. to'nrrd Chr",n, :, cru,s
y New T.maio. he 'Arlinetnn" Eorly
sold md productive" Price. 2Sc rcr pack
g.. F'" packets f"r 81. T. X. .;LlSS 4
|ONi 23 I'a:k l''a". Sew York.
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The Purest and Sweetest Cou- Liver Oil
is Haznrd & CaswclPs, male on tho sea-
shore, fro fresh. selected livtrs, by Cua>
we'll. Il llnztrd & Co., New York. 1t is
absolutely pnre and sweet. Pa tients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior TO any
OF thu otter oils in market. npril IL
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DUB yJBER A

which is pronounced hy The Leading medical
authorities Of London and Paris '.the most
roscrfnl tonic md Alternative known TO the
medical world" This is no new and un.
tried discovery but has been long used by
the leading physicians Of other countries
With Wonderful remedial results.
Don't weaken aud impair the digestive
organs hy cnthar'ics aud physics. they give
only temp orary relief Indigestion. ha,u
icncy and dyspcrsin with piles and kindred
diseases ere sure TO follow their use.
Keep the blood pure and health is assur
cd
JOHN q KELLDGG.
IA Piatt ST, n. Y, Sole Agent for u. S.
Price One Dollar per Bottle Send Cor cir.
GUAR. april -
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An Akron, Ohio, cat, relying upon
ITS nine lives to save him, allowed his
tai! to swell, his spine to ourve, and
with tho "banner ory of hell" ema.
mating from his jaws, waded into a
buzz saw in rapid motion. The cat
was never seen agiap, but tho boss
sawyer, who always stood with his
mouth open while at work, remarked
to his assistant that he could "taste
fiddle strings and sausage meat in
he air that morning.n
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VII r;'di' II ".cNtnr:.i" HEd iu"ror .hiy de
H'r"y NIL i'",Soi 0u> substances in tEc R'nni
a'd will "ti"ctualiy disrcl all rrc,l,> posi-
ton I" bilious arrangement.
Is there ~nLi y; action in your liver and
i'pcrn Unless relieved at once, the blood
becomes Impure by deletvrous sccrrlions.
producing scrofulons or skin diseases.
Bl"tc"rs, Fclons, Puslulcs, Cankcr, PIN.
pies. &C.. sc.
Have you "a Dysrcptic Stomach ? Unless
digestion is promptly aided the system is
d"hi;ta'cd With poverty Of Tie Blood.
prorsicaI Tendency, General wcakn Is.
and Inertia.
Have you Weakness Of the Inieytincs
f"n are IN danger of Chronic Diarrheea or
ln;'an NATION OF The Bowels.
Have YOU weakness of the Uterine or
Urinary Organs? You arc csp"scd TO suf-
fcring in its most aggravated form.
Are y"n detected, drowsy, dun, sluggish
or depressed IN sri,its. with headache. hack
ache. coated tongue and bal tasting mouth?
For certain remedy for nll IF :hrsc dis
eases. weaknesses and troubles: for cleans
ing and purifying the viiinicd blood and
importing vigor to all the vital forces; foI
building up and restoring the weakened
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The Cheraw Democrat snys: "At
tho Hicks gold mine, in this county,
a shaft ninety icct in depth has been
dug, through which the ore is raised
by steam engine to tho surface .
Last week Mr.. W. G. Crawford, OF
Brooklyn, Now York. the superin.
tendent, was ascending in tho bucket,
when, through some mismaragement,
the engine was not checked in time,
and the bucket thrown with force
against tho pulley above. Mr.. C.
was thrown out, and fell, full ninety
ioet' to tho bottom of tho shaft.
Strange as it may seem, he was not
seriously injured, only receiving a few
slight bruises about the feot and 81
bows, no bones being broken"
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Southern Warehouse COmpany.Y
GerVais Street, near fttenpHie and Colum6ia
Ruiiroad
COL UMBI.i, S. c.,

ueVdts oFecI, HedF TTrtRtHe ana CUiHiHOi "a
RdIroad,
COL UNBIi, s. c.,
Is PREPARED to receive Cotton and other
p' oper.y upon storage, aud make advances
upon tho same. Cotton shipp ID TO this
house will be stored suhjrct to the orde q, Of
the owner, and tho lowest rates cha ged
for storage. IL property 80 stored will be
insured in good reIinblc companies. if in.
surnnce is desired and advances will be
made at the lowest banking ratcs. Our
store houses arc so l"cated that drayage is
not necessary and no charge for handling
will be made. All business cou,muncu-
lions should he addressed tn tho Treasurer
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN f. G.Ny. Treasurer.
inch 26-6m
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An Internal Revenue Law lnoDcraliye.

The law to punish those violators
OF the internal revenue tax laws who
deiraud the government out of its
taxes is so stringent as to defeat
itself. Jurics are not willing to con-
Wet and judges hesitate to impose
t:.c penalty prescribed under it,
which is $4,000 fine and six months
imprisonment. Any attempt to cvadu
the tax, even if it does not amount TO
over S25, subjects the offender to the
above penalty. The law is UNEQUAL
and imperative, and tho internal
revenue bureau is in favor of so modi.
Tying this section that juries can
convict, and tho offenders be punish.
ed under it, as we'll as render it such
md as can be enforced by the bureau.
This cannot be done, however, until
Congress brings it about, therefore
compromise cases must be tho rule
between the bureau and Offenders
until that time.
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BAC0T & co.,

HAVE J st received full assortm ent
CT Provisions Groceries, Grain, 60, con.
sisting in part of
1000 Bushels Prime White Corn,
26O Meal
300 " White and Black Oats,
20 Bales Northern Hay,
so " North Carolina Hy,
GO Ba!ea Shu,ks md Fodder,
81 Barrels Early Ro.c. duudrioh, Pink
Eye und Peerless Fu.atocs.
10 lIhds. g. Il. Bacon Sides, Eulk sidus
and Bulk md Bacon Shoulders,
Lard in 25. 10 and & lbs Cans
20 Barrels Western Flour,
IS sacks Augusta Flour,
- Sacks North Carolina L r,
10 Bbls Sngar--all Grades,
10 Sncks Coffrc-all Kinds
rs Bhls Sugar House Syrup,
10 " Family syrups,
3 New Orleans Molasses,
TieIces Prime IInms,
Smrke. and pickled Tongues, Fulton
Market Bcot, Picked Salmon, aud Sh,d.
Also
100 Pair Trace huins
6 Eoscn Pair fIames.
40 Dozen Braucs Crswn Hoes,
10 Dozen Planters Steel Hoes, SIeel Iron
and Plow Moulds.
25 Kegs Nails, assorted,
4 Boxes Collins Axes, Spades, shovcls
and Manure Folks,
Back Bands and Plow Lines,
Horse and Mule Shoes and Horse Shoe
Nails,
BESIDES
a full Sock Of Willow and Wooden Ware
and choice selection of Boots, Shoes, Sc.
dec 25
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a GEAIS!A RARE CHANCE.

We will pay oil Agents $50 per week in
cnsh, who will engnge with us Mt once.
Everything furnished anu expenses paid.
MNNUFACT URlNG CO., Battle Greek,
Mich
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Special Notices.

CARPENTERS, PATrERa MAKERS, AND
C"pihET MAKERS will take notice TINT T.
=. Toale, of Charleston, has on hand and
tof snlc White Pine Of tn, finest grad
Wholesale and retail Also Walnut, Oak
and other hard Woods.
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Wells CarbOIiC Tablets

are sure cure Tor all diseases OF thu Re
spirntory Organs. Sore Throat, Cold. ..
Group. Dipthcria, Asthmn, Cararrh,
llohrsenets, Dr.; ncss OF the Throat. Hind-
pipe, or Bronchial Tubes, and all Dis.
eases Of the Lungs
In all cases Of sudden cold however
taken, these Tablets shnnld be promptly
nha freely used They cqnnlizc The cu
lation Of the blood, m,tig,Ic the severity Of
u c attack, and will. in very ahnrl tim,
restore healthy action to The affected or.
gans.
Mcll's Carh,iic Tablets. nrc put up only
in blue boxes. Take no substitutes. If
they can't be found n, your druggists,
send al once to the Agcn; in New York,
who will forward them by return mail.
Don't be deceived by imitntions.
Sold by druggists. Price 2jc n Fox.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG. Is Plnit ST. y. Y,
Send for Circular. Solo Agent for the
United States.
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McMaster & Brice.
HARDWARE! HARDWARE!l

I N addition 10 our large stock Of Steel,
J. Iron, Nails. Chains, Ropes, flames,
Singlctrrcs, Axes, Grindstrncs, Shoycls,
Spades, Forks, Hoes, Rnkcs. &c in
clnhing eardcn and an,atiom implements
OF all kinds, well PnliicS, fry Pans. Brooms,
"oo'icnwnrc. Spiders. Ovens. Pots and n
nice lot Of wash Kettles, and II select sup
ply If Groceries, commisin. Sugars, Tcas,
Coaec, syrup, Maccnrohi, Starch. Scars,
Candles, !ticr. F,ncgars anl Tubacco. we
have just received u large ma fail Stock
oi flnra are. We knvc good assortment
nj grain and grass Bla .cs. reap Hooks,
'':!'h" stones. 80 d"Zru planters Aces,
Anvis. Slcdge and hand Hammers, Bel
lows, IL ;'cl the backsmilh'.. Carpenters.
AN't ShCctnnkers department is Complete
VTr 'nHlc cutlery department is we'll repre-
seated, with 90 boxes OF pocket cutlery
v" have also Shcnrs, ST. surs, superior
i.aH"rs n:,h straps, hand and COW Pells.
King, iYch'r&. Screws, Bolts, Hooks.
'j!"Gc@, !.@"N' Of nil Kinds. coffee Mills,
sash C"rds and luIiirs. rair; ana Varnish
brushes, w;::tc lead and Gn. Wc have
crate 81 M!lcs' tnrr rrout r,orrv t'i,s.
family Grui'ion":. G!:"dStona Fixru~r..
Ha"c" .?an:. Stew Settles --A:n.s HrA en-
""''~.coi'-" Noa%icrs, Slatc., mn;i<, ami
rat Traps, shoo brushes &c. Also n cool
stock 0! lrathcsa Of al kinds and n largo
supply of Wagons and Duggy mnierinis,
"hich we offer as low ns Columbia unI
Charlotte prices. Ne have lot of Heel.
screws, writ. C!cviscs. Eixon Sw cps md
llow Stocks, to arrive soon. We nrc the
agents at this place for the justly cclebrn.
ted G]ntchley cncu'rhcr wood Pumps.
April 3 j. NJ. GALLOWAY & co.
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Oak timber is being shipped from
vannah to Europe. Ono vessel
y carried over Id, 900 feet.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23

W OKklHG EL tSS, male or female.
W H6o w'ck guaranteed, Rr-ruc.
table employment nt hour. ,tay or evening:
no capital rcqnirrIt !uil In iruu,ons and
valuable package nf goods sen, i,cc hy
mail. Address, with cen. return slamr,
w.. YOUNG SO, l73 Greenwich ST., New
York.
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DR.. Martins CoW-Pox Virus,

Dr. Martins COW-POX Virus.
Absolutely Pure not hun,nnized Vaccine
virus, oht"inct by the method Of true
Ani'nnl Vaccination, instituted by Prof
p""aEl of Paris. in ipril 1865. from The
Lannon'S case Of spontaneous cow.rox IT
beaugcncy, in France, and innuguraicd in
america in September, 1870, by Dr..
i'cn'y \. Martin, with virus md autograph
INSTRUCTIONS from the hand OF Prof. Depnul
Our establish mrnt ia by far the largest
ana most perfect in the world. Large
ivory 'l"ncct' points, packages of 10,
~ on primary crns,s. (.cnhs most
carefully selected. $500 All virus is
tM'iy warrants efficient. 1t vii! BE- pack
en to g. with perfect safety hy mail Full
hrec'irns for use accom- any co:h pack
nRc. Ecmit'nncr must accompany order.
Safe delivery OF Virus insured
DIR. HENRY 4. MARTIN & son,
Boston liiyhaniS Mass
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Agents A Rare (huucei

We Will ray all agents $40 per week in
cash, who will engage with us y, once. so
Everything f'tni>r, aud cxp.n>cs rad
ADDRESS, a. COULTER & co Charlotte,
Mich ~
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EsuiIAcra srnl for our Illustrated
V"tnlpRne Of new hooks on building. A..
>. BlCKNEi.L i CO.. - Warren ~. n. I.
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Now for Sac in tracts of forty acres and
upwards on five and ten years credit NJ 6
per cent. NJ advance interest rcouir,d
Mild and hcal'hful climate, Fcr'le soil
nh abundance Of Euod water
TIE h,si market In The West, Tho pr.,,
Mining reg "nS Of Wyominy, CuIrrn,l..
Utah ANIL Nrva'!a, bring surplird by the
turner's in ,hc Platte Valley
Soldiers cntiticd Ioa n homestead of lGO
acres The hrst l"cations for culrhics
Free htmrs for ali Millions rf acles Of
choice Go, crnmcnt Lands open for entry
"n'l'r the IL mrs'cad l.aw, near tins Great
Nailroad. with goud markets aud MI the
convcniCnc,s Of IL" old scirlcd country.
Free passes to purchasers Of Railroad
Land.
iect. oral Mnps. showing tho land. a'ao
new edition OF descriptive p,mphlet with
hrw mars mailed fire. every wher, Address
o +. DAVIS, taud Commissioner U. p, Il.
X. Omaha. Nch.
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The startling drawback OH nearly MI
medicinal ngth has ever been that in
their process OF pnr:, ttion and rurfca,ion
'hey have also deb'liIntcd the system. To
ahviatc this ditSC"tv v!vSc'ans have lcn..
sought for All "ecnt s.!a' "ou.d
Purge, Purify ami Strengthen
nt one and thr same time. Their ~. cnrch
has al las! been rewarded by discovery
which fully rcn.:3Gsihc f"ndasi desires Ct
tho medical faculty ard which is jusr.y
regarded as The mos, imr"rtuni iriumrh
that Pharmacy hns ever achieved This
important dcshcralnm IS
DR.. Tuit'S Vegetable Liver Pill.
Which purify Ihc hood md r,Eov.. all cor.
rup, humors and urh,nnE.. nc,umlniious
from The body. and Yet lrohr,cy nu wra' .
ness or lasSitude whnlcv"r hni on tic con
'rary tones the stomach nnd invicrr,,c.
inc body during the progress" of their
operation. They unite the heretofore ir-
reconc1i"esc qualities Of S,rcrgilciin,
rnrsat;ve nnd Purifying lor,r
DR., Tu'i's Pills arc thr nns, active anl
searching medicine in cxiS,"rrc. rEc, at
once attack the worry rurt of .!i.@...s, an
sLrir nc,lon IS so rromr' l!ia' ia an honr or
'wo hter they are taken The patient i.
aware OF their cool effects. They NAV b..
lakcn at anJ time withou; restraint of ,,ict
or occupation :, they produce neither nau
sea. gripping or drhi'i'v. mn" rs family
medicine they have no rival.
Price 30 e, nts n box. Sold hv nlI .Druc.
g'sts. Principal Office, lS and 20 Platt ST.
Ny,
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W 4 are now receiving and cponing one
of the largest and most attractive stocks Of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods. Gemts
'lothing md Furnishing Goods, Silks, Fur,
Straw and Wool Hats, Gents, Ladies and
Misses Shoes, Hardware, d ugs, Medicines,
Prints, Oils &C.. we haze ever offered in
this market and at prices rs low as can DO
found elsewhere.
Our Stock in every department is full
and complete, and the public are respect
fully invited to an inspection of our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Our goods
will bc shown with pleasure.
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a watch Free worth so. given gyat
ID 10 every live n,nn who will act rs our
ncent. Bncincss lich, and hon"rnhle.
SoUooO in 5 days Enlcnhr rs Il mr.
Everybody buys it, Can't ho without il
Mus. have il. No Gilt ENTERPRISE. 10
liumhng. KENSEpY. & GO. PitsL:irc, pa.
400 or Students Male
or FEMME. can secure employment IA, ing
from SlOo TO Sl6O r.r nun h duri, Z the
Spring and Summer. Address PE ,Pl.E'S
JOURNAL, 5lS Arch ST., PHILADELPHIA,
Ph., Cincinnati Ohio. or ST. Louis, Mo.
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sA from Is CtS.-Eigh, samples mail
cd Tree for E5 cis. that sell at sight for
1o"r dollars, to nny person in Winnsboro,
who viii act n agent. RANIAL 4 CO.,
7G7 Broadwny. n. Y.
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NGprITcEg

4 hL persons indcbred 10 the firm If
II Heron and Gilbert, will save cos, ~
settling W i'h J. f. Gilbert at once, oa rho
hrm was dissolved on tho tf Janrsrn
Inst. and notice thereof given. ,
mar ~ m X. a. HEBRON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

12 SAMPLES sent by mail for 5Oc. that
retail quick for $40. Il. l.. WALCL Tr. l8l
Chatham square. N. Y.
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Having purchased <>fe entire interest to
Mr.. J. y. Despoacs. I respectfully ask
q continuance 0f'she patronage given TO the
old frm We books and accounts of the
l"lcbsm Of Mcintyre & Co.. will he found
Tfmy hnnds Those indebted are reouest
cd TO como forward and sottle. Trose
having demands will plese present them o
me.
mch 90 JOHN NcINTYRE
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INT X " III B,

Neglect n cough. Nothing is more Ger
tain to lay the foundation for fu,ure consc.
uucnccS
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wanted Immediately. $1,000
nddrcss"s. to which specimen copirs Of
Smiths Magasine will he sent free. Ag'ts
wanted. Write. Pliny +. Smi.h, 81 LGer.
ty st. N. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
new York Market.
Nuw VnpY Jonuarv

.' INV \ oAAf oohooAy 80.
FLOUR-Msrket strong at S. 25@
7 90 for superfne State; 81 35@7 Is for
extra State; 81 S0@$8 90 for choice do;
s. OO@S 60 for fancy do 6 20@7 90 for
superfne western; 81 30@7 IS for COM
mon to medium extra western; IS o09
8 so for choice do; IS lO@l0 81 tor
common to choice white wheat western
'extrs; 81 1901 IS fer common TO good
shipping brands of extra round hoop
Ohio; IS 1O@1050 for trade brands $500
@950 for common to fair extra ST. Louis;
SO 50@l3 so for good to choice do.
Southern -four is quiet and firm at
IS 30@S Is for common to fair extra,
and IS S5@l3 Is for good to choice
do. Rye -four quiet and without de-
cided change at 81 1896 40. Corn meal
steady and in fair demand.
GRAIN-Wheat is firm at 81 623@
! y for No 2 spring in store and afoat;
81 75@l II for No. l do; 81 75@l 81
for winter red western; 81 95@2 05 for
amber western, and 81 90@2 05 for
white do. Rye quiet and steady. Barley
firm. Barley malt rules quiet. Corn is
quiet and steady at 67@67tc for prime
to choice old mixed western afost, and
643@65c for fair ordinary to prime do
in store 66c for very good new mixed
western; 67@674c for yellow do. Oats
steadv at 5l@53c for new mixed west
ern; 49@5lc for new black western;
$4,000 for white do and 52@53tc for
mixed State.
PROVISIONS-The pork market
is dull at $l4 90 for new mess
$l4 so for new prime mess. Beef quiet
and steady at SO 00@ll Is for plain
mess and $l2 00@l3 so for extra do.
Bee! hams steady at $50 00@32 90.
Tierce beef quiet and unchanged at
SOL 00623 90 for prime mess, and
1913 00@25 90 for India do. Cut meats
firm at 94@l0!c for hams, and SIC for
shoulders. Middles firm at &c for long
clear. Lard quiet and firm at St@Sfc
for No. | to prime steam, and S3@S3c
for kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet and
firm at l94c for low middlngs, and 2O5c
for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Dull at &c for crude,
and 2ltc for refined.
TALLOW-Quiet at Sb@93c; stea-
rine unchanged at St@S2c.
WHlSKY-Quiet at 93!c.
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CHICAGO, January %.

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FLOUR-Strong at previous prices.
GRAIN-Whest quiet; No. 2 spring
at 81 24l@l 25i cash or seller Janu-
airy. closed at 25s seller February;
81 27t seller March. Corn more ac-
tive and stronger No. 2 sold at 30f@
gle cash; 3l@3lsc seller February;
closed at 3lt@3l4c seller February;
324@324c seller April. Oats quiet and
toto higher; No. 2 sold at 25s@25sc
cash, 25s@252c seller February, 26ic
seller March; closed at 254c cash. Rye
in good request; No. 2 at Csc. Barley
dull and steady; No. 2 at 76c cash and
75c seller February.
HIGHWINES-Steady at 8Sc.
HOGS - Active and l0c higher;
dressed at 81 1904 10; live at So Il
"a 10.
PROVISIONS-Quiet, but stronger;
mess pork at Sl2 90 cash, and So IS
@12 40 seller March. Lard at 81 Is
seller March Dry sailed shoulders Al
Ate boxed. Short rib middles at 6ic
boxed.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull at 81 50@
6 90 for common cows to choice ship
ping beeves.