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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13
Newspapers.

Their value is by no means ap-
preciated, but the rapidity with
which people are waking up to their
necessity and usefulness is one of
the most significant signs of the
times. Few families are now con-
tent with a single newspaper. The
thirst for knowledge is not easily
satiated, and books, though useful
yea, absolutely necessary in their
place, fail to meet the demands Of
youth or age. The village newspa-
per is eagerly sought and its con-
tents are eagerly devoured. Then
comes the demand for the county
news, state news, national and for
cign news. Next to the political
comes the literary, and then the
scientific journals. This variety is
demanded to satisfy the cravings
of the active mind.
Newspapers are also valuable to
material prosperity. They adver-
tisc the village, county or locality.
They spread before the reader a
map on which may be traced char
acter, design, progress. If a stran-
ger calls at hotel he first inquiries
for the village newspaper; ifa friend
comes from a distance, the very
next thing after family greeting,
he inquiries for your village or coun-
ty newspaper, and You feel discom-
fted if you are unable to find q late
copy, and confounded if you are
compelled to say you do not take it.
The newspaper is just as necessa-
ry to fit a man for his true position
in life as food and raiment. Show
us ragged, barefoot boy rather
than an ignorant one. His head
will cover his feet in after life if he
is we'll supplied with newspapers.
Show US the child that is eager for
newspapers. He will make tho
man OF mark in after life if you
crafty that desire for knowledge.
Other things being equal, it is rule
that never fails. Give the children
newspapers.-Nescspaper Reporter.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13

home, got harlequin dress, slipped
out of the house, and returned to
theatre. 1t was but the work of a
moment to array himself in his
grand dress, put on his mask, seize
his sword of lath, and run down to
the stage entrance. The prompter
had not returned, the music had
stopped, and the house was quiet.
Forrest rang the prompter's bell;
the curtain rose. He ran on the
stage and began his recitation amid
a dead silence, but applause soon
cheered him, increasing as he pro-
ceeded, and at the close he threw
himself on his hands and went
whirling around the stage amid
shouts Of hurrahs.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13

deadly plunge at his unsuspecting
victim, boy who was leaning with
open mouth far over the railing Of
the gallery, sung out in frantic earn.
estness:
+" Look behind you, Guv'ner;
there's teller goin' to stab yer!"
The assassin dropped his knife
and roared with the audience, and
the curtain was run down without
anybody being murdered.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13

AFuNNY scene occurred the other
night at the Bowery Theatre, New
York. The scene was a bedroom
at midnight, with an old gentleman
reading q letter. To the sound of
slow music q william entered the
room, and with . cat-like tread ap.
preached tho old man, clutching in
his hand q glittering knife. He ap-
preached slowly, and the excitement
among the gamins in the gallery
became intense. Just as the would
be-murderer was about to make the
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13

BY WILLIAM NJ, BARKER

i
About four o'clock in the after
noon, our road running beside the
very edge of the river, my compan
ion broke the silence as we journey.
ed along, by drawing up his horse
and saying with less excitement
than when he had called my duller
attention once or twice before to a
deer in the woods
"Yes, sir. There he is ~ dis
mounting as he said so. 1 was
dreadfully excited, yet nothing
could be moro chivalrous upon the
lawyers part, for it scas the lawyer.
He had tied his horse to one side
and stood in the centre of the road,
rifle in hand. / suppose he had ta-
ken it for granted that his adversa-
ry, duly warned, would have had a
rife. To my surprise, as soon a.
the man saw Nose Evans advancing
upon him without one, he dcliber-
ately stopped to lay his carefully
down upon dry tuft of grass be-
side the way, and then stepped back
into the opeu road, a revolver in Ell
ther hand, long knife held by its
blade in his teeth. AS Gen. Philip
Sheridan once told me of his bat
ties, cit was beautifulw
caught my friends horse by the
bride, thinking a little neryously
Of Helen and the coming bullets.
The parties advanced slowly upon
each other, during the whole affair
neither saying single word
When within sixty feet of Evans,
Archer raised his revolver and COM
menced firing. l heartily wish it
was more theatrical, but l can cnly
add that it was all over, ignomin.
iously over, in much less than the
proverbial fifteen minutes Of the
battle of San Jacinto. Nose Evans
had not touched his own weapons.
At the first report Of the lawyers
revolver, he sprang forward! 1t
was as if he was upon his enemy at
one bound. Although it ruins what
little romance there is in the matter,
| believe Evans relied, unconscious
ly to himself, upon the unsteadiness
of Archer's nerves, owing to his
habits, in the aim which he would
take. In an instant he had seized
his puny assailant by the arm and
Iofr ou1 hur1oJ hin, into tho ,;uort
l laughed aloud like a hysterical
woman,-the man flying through
the air, the splash in the water, was
an ending so sudden; such bathos!
''He won't want to see me. You
help him out" my friend said as he
remounted.
"Tell him the things over. He
never meant her death, you know.
Good afternoon"
Even then. it flashed upon me as
Nose Evans rode leisurely away,
and said to myself, l suppose the
self mastery of this child Of nature
is what he has been learning his
life long. In the woods? In his
singular home, rather. From his
fathers long endurance. From wit
Messing, all his life, his mothers
lack of self-control. How Homer
would have loved and sung him!-
Leaving my horse united, ran to
fish the lawyer out, and dripping,
bewildered, bemuddied wretch he
was as he emerged, by my assist
ancc.-Frona "Mose Econs," in the
March atlantic.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13
Ono Devout Astronomer.

Prof. Proctor's lecture at St. Louis.
We look back at the past history
of the earth, and find that the Crea-
tor is, in our eyes, wasteful Of his
powers. But infinity can never be
wasted. For millions ofyears back
our world was uninhabited, and in
time life will pass away from the
earth. Men of science tell us, on
every side, that science teaches them
nothing Of God. That is the very
thing the scriptures tell us: "Thou
canst not by searching find out
God" Mysteries are brought be-
fore us which no effort on our part
enables us to remove. So far from
inducing doubt it should encourage
our faith. AS we are in the pres
encc Of infinite space and infinite
time, so also are we in the presence
of infinite wisdom and infinite pow
or. There are millions Of stars
which no telescope can reach, and
millions of them may be inhabited.
We can address the Creator in the
language of the poet:
"God OF the granite and the rose,
Soul OF the sparrow and the bee,
The mighty tide 0f being flows,
Through countless channels, Lord, to Thee.
It leaps to life In grass and flowers;
Through every grade OF being runs;
While from creations radiant towers
Its gloflss name in stars and suns.'
While we cannot 60
much farther than the star system
that is not the end Of the matter
We look back into abysmal space
and see these processes taking place
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13

We look back from the formation of
the solar system to the stellar sys-
TEN and to the sidereal system. We
begin to see that there are process
es still further back, and we cay,
"Lo, these are but portion of Gods
works; they whisper of his glory"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13
n. HOLnRInaE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public and Land
"A Agent. Office in C. W. Taylor's new build
ing, opposite the Post Office, Independence,
Iowa.
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,. w. BRUCKART

A TrORNEY s. COUNSELLOR AT LAW Inde-
II pendence. Iowa. Office in Wilcox New
Block over Tabor's Drug Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13
Nv. a. &J.B. DONNAN.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Independence, Iowa.
N Office with w. II. Joslin, in Wilcox Block.
Consultations in Eugish and German. 19y1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 19.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Whest-Steady
and in moderate demand; No. l spring
92c; No. 2 ssIc cash; SGT seller Decem-
Der; 90!c seller January; No. 3 s4f@
Sale; rejected s0Gslc. Corn-Active;
No. mixed 79ac cash or seller Novem-
ber; 75c bid seller year; 71c seller Msrch;
rejected old 75ic. Oats-Steady and in
moderate demand; No. 2 at sole cash;
49sc seller year; rejected 4stG49c. Rye
demand fair and market firm at 90c.
Barley Qniet at 81 2l@l 20. Pork
Active; closing quiet at $40 90 cash;
sl9 IS selle ryear; $40 5000 so seller
February. Lard-Steady at lSic cash;
lSlc seller year; lS!c seller February.
Bulk Meats-Demand fair and market
firm; shoulders &c; short rib middlings
9i@l9c; short clear l0lc. Green Meats
All loose, partly cured green hams
l0lc for 10 pounds average. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand at 99c.
On the opening of the board this sf.er-
noon Wheat closed at ssi@S7t seller
December; Ole seller January. Corn
SOC cash; 75s@75fc seller year. Oats
Steady and in moderate demand at 50ic
seller November
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
New York Market.

NEW YORK, November l9-Cotton-
Quiet; middling uplands l4ic.. Flour
Qniet and lower; receipts $1,000 barrels;
superfine western and State 81 0ONd4 40;
common 10 good 81 75ta5 90; good to
choice s. 7O(a5 10; extra Ohio - s0ta,
6 rs; st. Louis 81 S5f6S CO. Rye Flour
-Firmer at - 3OtS4 so. Corn Meal
Quiet Wheat-Quiet and lower; re-
ceipts l7S,OO0 bushels; No. 3 spring
81 O46,l O6; No. 2 81 O6tal 0s; No. 2
Northwest 81 0s; No. 2 Milwsukee
81 O9Ifal l2. Rye-Quiet at 94ta 96c.
Barley and Malt-Steady. COrn-DulI
and lower; receipts l33,OOO bushels; mix
ed western 9l@9llc; new do s0ces5c
Oats-Dull; receipts 900 bushels; mix
ed western in store 6ilc; do ahOat GJta
colo; white 66td,Gsc. Hay, Hnps and
Groceries-Quiet. Petroleum-Dull and
easier; crude at SC; refined at l0lnG lOsc
Turpentine-Heavy at 35lc. Pork
Quiet and firm at S2l 90. Beef-Quiet
Cut Meats-Middles quiet; long clear a
lliGlltc; winter delivery lie. Lard
Lower; prime steam 1ii(a l5tc. Butte
and Cheese-Quiet and unchanged
Whisky-Stesdy st 81 03.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
SrIrr RnNns-Ouit and nominal.

STATE DOSDs-NSulL HHu HVUlIHhI'
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firmer in tone and
business well distributed.
SToCKs-Opened weak, and prices de-
clincd lGll per cent, and Pacific Mail
fell of from 45 to 43l. Later the mar
kct rallied, except in Pacific Mail, which
fell off Vat per cent. more toward tn"
close, while the market WAS weak and a
tendency to sell prevailed. Rock Island
fell off from 1909 to 99!, but recovered
At the close and sold at 99}. Lake Shore
was the strongest stock on the list. The
transactions on the Stock EXchang" TO-
dav aggregated $4,000 shares, Of which
1000 were Western Union, $4,000 Pa
cifc Mail. 5000 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
1000 Union Pacific, 10000 Northwest
crn. 1000 st. Paul, 1900 Toledo x Wa.
bash. 1900 Ohio Il Mississippi.
The Stock Exchange Committee on
Securities, have notified the Exchange
that in consequence of the appearance "i
counterfeit bonds, they direct that here
after deliveries of Chicago Il Northwest
ern first mortgage per cent coupon
bonds. dated July lst, 1889, payable
August 1885, shall be bonds registered in
name and not 10 bearer As heretofore
Genuine bonds can be registered at the
office of the company. The Missouri
Kansas d Texas Railroad Company,
have notified the New York Stock Ex.
change of their intention to issue seven
millions of preferred stock in shares OF
one hundred dollars each.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
NewYOrk Cattle Market.

NEw YORK, November l9.-Bceves-
Receipts to-day 1920 head, making $3.50
head for three days against 1920 head for
same time last week. Market Arm but
slow, at an advance from Monday of
about tc; poor to good Texas and Chero-
kee cattle 7@l0ic; poor to prime natives
96l3c. Sheep and Lambs-Reccipts
$3.50 haead, making ll,7S0 head for
three days gainst 1890 head for same
time last week. The market is depressed,
prices fell of ic on good stock, and rather
more on common sheep ranged at i@6c;
lambs at 6tG7lc, with few of best at &c.
Receipts $500 head, making 49,
300 head for threce days, against 23, i9O
head for same time last week. None
offered alive; dressed dull at ss@sic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The vigorous cannonadc from San
Marial has again driven the Carlists
from the vicinity of lrun.
The infant son of the Duke of Edin-
burg has been chrlstcncd Albert Alex
andCr.
The commissioners for the examination
of the subject of the intcr-occanic canal,
will meet on the 18th inst, and examine
the different reports presented, and de-
termine on the practicabillty of the work.
Four scamen, while returning in II
boat To their vessel, at Portsmouth, \. H.,
last night, were drowned. All We're in
toxicated.
Specie shipments to Europe from New
York, yesterday, amounted to $4,000,
of which 1896, 600, was in gold coin and
the remainder in gold and silver bars.
A cotton Exchange has been organized
at Boston, with f. II. Sampson, Prcsi-
dent.
An Arabic paper says: A force OF
Egyptians have captured Danfour, Africa,
and killed the Sultan.
The fight yesterday morning in the
Montreal armory, between some recently
arrived Communists from Paris, one man
was killed and four o. five others
wounded.
In the case of John McCarty, charged
with burning the Memphis " Louisville
Railroad shops, Mt Memphis, about IA year
ago. which has been on trial for week
past, the jury failed to agree. The pen
atty for this crime, under the statute, Is
death.
The mill and wagon shop of Combcs &
Bro, in the town Of Scott, Brown Goth
tv, Wisconsin, were destroyed by fire
early Wednesday morning. Loss, 5000
no insurance.
Owing to the sickness of Mr.. Davidge
the safe burglary trial was adjourned TIL
to-day. Whitcley was allowed by the
Judge to 90 to MS home till next Tues
day, there beng sickness in his family.
Three Egyptian men-of-war are block
aiding the seaport of Bcrbera, Africa, tc
prevent the shipment Of merchandise tc
! Alden. 4 British gunboat has been dis
patched to the blockaded port.
The new Boston Postoiiice is nearly
completed, and within Il week will b.
formally opened.
A letter from Havana dated the l4tf
/ inst. says rumors are in circulation thai
! Captain General Concha Is about to re-
sign or be superseded.
The object of the journey Of the Eng
| lish bishops to Rome, is TO obtain perrnis
sior to pursue an Independent course. lr
case the British government should seeI
to restrict the liberty Of action of th'
Catholic clergy, they will represent Il
Pope that they wish to respect the law
Of England, and cannot bhndly accep
such regulations as is imposed on cont
mental bishops.
The jury IN. the case OF T. T. Brooks
President of the Merchants NatioDs
Bank, Of Petersburg; Virginia, on tria
in the United States Circuit Court befor
Judges Bond and Hughes, yesterday
rendered verdict Of guilty Of embezzle
! mcnt and false entries. Sentence re
| served.
VI. Rainier has gone 10 Chiselhurst +
attend the council OF the Imperialist'
summoned in view of the approaching
session Of the Assembly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, November l9.-Cattle
Receipts for to-day $50 head; for the
last three days 1856 head. The supply
is fair and the market active and de-
mand good; prices up fully ic on good,
and shade better than last week on
common TO medium stock; choice - 90;
best 50 5O@6 70; medium 10 good 50 80
m6 25; common TO fair ~ OO~o %;
stockers - 75@I 90; bulls 81 OO@3 90.
Hogs. Receipts for to-day G,2l6 head;
for the week so far 1920 head; best
Philadelphias 81 30Co7 80; Workers
S. SOFAS 80. Shccp-Rcccipts for to-
day 1000 head; for the week SO far II, 100
head; best s5 0OCG6 20; medium - 80
IA IS:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
Cincinnati Market.

CrNCISNATI, November l9.-Cotton-
Stcadyat l4Ic. Flour-Stcady and in
modcratc demand. Whcat--Firm Mt
- O5Capl Os. Corn-Active; ear 6Gta CSC;
shelIed 7Oc. Oats-Firm at 5I(a5sc.
Rye-Scarce at 81 05. Barley-Stcady
at - 30. Eggs-Steady at &c. Oils
Unchanged. Pork-Steady; $40 90 spot.
Lard-Firm at l3tGl4sc. Bulk Meats
Firm at 7i@7I@ @l0tc lot Os@loic,
all ten to twenty days 'alt. Bncon-
Firm at 9l@9E@ l3@lic. Whisky
Firm at 9Sc. Green Meats-Firm nj
7tm7 7ic69(c. Hogs-Slow medium TO
fair packing 81 2O97 %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
FOREIGN.
Bullion In the Rank or England.

LONDON, November l9.-The bullion
IN the Bank Of England decreased 623,-
900 pounds the pat week. The proper
ton Of bank reserve 70 liability, which
last week was 39I per cent Is now S9s
per cent.
PAKIs, November l9. Specie in the
bank Of France has increased II. .32l 900
francs during last week; rentes 81 francs
52l ceutimes.
Hurricane nj Kingsten, jamaica
KGSGsToS, December -. Sixteen
vessels we're driven Ashore near here and
wrecked, or damaged, by the hurricane
OF the lst. There were also numerous
disasters 10 shipping At 81. Annis. From
other sections there Is news of great des
tructicn Of property, including crops.
Rumored Depo>aI OF the King Of
Ashantee-
LONDON, November l9.-LAte Adyices
from Cape Coast Castle say il was rurnor-
ed there that King Coffee, Of Ashantee,
bsd been deposed and was succeeded by
his nephew. This change win have the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
baltimore Mark ct.

BALTIMORE, November l9.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Dull}
No. | red western 81 %; No. 2 81 Is; No
3 81 10. Corn-Dull and nominal
Oats-Dull at 6l6GIc. Ryc-Dull al
95(G CSC. Provisions-Strong and buoy
ant, but quiet; mcss pork s2l %. Bulk
Meats-No old here; no sales Of new
Bacon-Shouldcr very scarce at lOi@
lOIcc; sides l4@lIlc. Hams-Sugar
cured l5CGl6c. Lard-l5@l5lc. but
tcr-Very scarce; choice to fine tub 800
3Gc; rolls 3lm33c. Petroleum--Cn'
changed. Cofee-Nominally unchang'
ed. Whisky-Quiet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
Philadelphia Market.

PHrLADELPHrA, November l9.-FlOur
Primer; superfne s. IS Penn'ylva-
MIA, Indiana and Ohio family extra
IS 25ta,6 %. WheAt-Firm; red 81 24!o,
! %; amber 81 2Glasl -. Rye-sl 90.
Corn-Firm; yellow old 9ic; new $50
gOc: western mixed Sc. Oath i'm
proved demand at 62(SGjc. Butter
Pirm; westsrD prime Sjta 10. Cheese-
Quiet; fancy New York and fne western
lga,lstc; prime western l4(dl5c. Egg.
Scarce at 20S,3lc. Petroleum-Somi-
nal; refined loiSl2ci crude Sc. Whis-
ky-sI 03.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20

Vegetable
SIcilIan
n | R
RENRWEH
Rem EVER.

Every year Increasss the popularity oi
this valuable Hair Preparation; which is
due to merit alone. We can assure our Old
patrons that IL IL kept fully up Ia its high
standard; and IL is the only reliable and
perfected preparation Of restoring GRAY
or YADED HAIg ~ il youthful color, max
ing IL gOft, lustrOur, and silk@n. The
scalp, Wy Its use becomes white and clean.
II removes nj. eruptiODs and dandruf and
by us tonic properties. prevents the hair
from falling out, ~ IL stimulates and Dour-
IsbsS the haiT-glands. by ia use The salT
grows thicker aud stronger. In baldDs-s,
n restores the capillary glands To their
normal yigpr, and will create new
growth, except In sxfrens old age. IL IL
fhe In1st economical HAIE DREssisG ever
used. a. IL requires fever applieatiOns,sDd
gives the hair splendid, gIossy appear
ancc. A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., state Assayer of
Nass.eh usrtis, sAys: "fhe constituents
arrpure. and carefully selected for excel
Isni quality; and ! consider IL the best
preparation for its intended purpo~es-'1
IsDh Iv aa Drsg0tSts and DeoieIs In Aedi-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
L. s.. Marshal Arrested.

NEW ORLEANS, November ia
special from Monroe, La, states that upon
the release by Judge Trimble of Marshal
Seelye at Vienna, he was arrested i'm
mediately by the U. S. Marshal on a
charge of embezzlement and sent to New
Orleans. Seelye is now in this city. He
was until recently special agent of the
postoftice department
$4,000 Trotting Race.
SAN FRANCISCO, November l9.-1n
the pools for the six thousand dollar trot-
ting race, on Saturday, Occident sells
100, Fullerton 50, Sam Purdy, TO to TO-
In pools for the trotting race Satur-
day Accident is selling for $3.50, Full
lerton, 1926 and Sam Purdy, sl.30.
Elections Set Aside I'm Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGu, November l9.-At a
meeting of the Taxpayers Union held
to-day, Thomas NJ. Marshall, Esq, an
eminent member of the Pittsburgh bar,
delivered an opinion on the validity of
the municipal elections held in this city
in February last 1t was thought by
many citizens that under the provisions
of the new State Constitution adopted
by the last session of the State Legisla-
ture, that these elections were irregular
and void, and the opinion of the above
named gentleman comedies with this
view. that the elections of February last
were premature. On motion, the opin-
ion was referred to a Committee on the
Legality of the Elections, and resolu-
ton unanimouslyadopted requesting the
Mayor to issue call for new election.
Serious Trouble among Miners.
New YORK, November g.
The Scranton special to the Sm says:
A collision between the opposing gangs
of miners at Fairhaven coal mines seems
inevitable. The strikers bitterly de-
nounce Duggan and his men, who have
taken their places and who are accused
of firing on the defenccless women and
children. Duggan and several Of his
men were arrested this morning for car
rying concealed weapons, but were
released on bail. As they left the
Farhaven mines this afternoon, the
strikers made rush at them, pistol shots
were exchanged, and Dcggans gang took
to flight and were pursued by the
enraged crowd for long distance. No
one is known to have been injured and
no arrests have been made. Summary
vengence is threatened when the work
ing party return to the mine tomorrow
and serious trouble is anticipated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November l9.-MoNEY-
In fair demand at 8!d4 per cent; prime
commercial paper 5G6 per cent for short
dates. Sterling iirmer at 4s5!Ca is'!
for sixty days. Customs receipts S.i3S,-
600. Treasury disbursements $4,000.
GoLD-Opened at III, dcclinedto 10!
and closed at 1lli. Carrying rates
l61IG2 per cent; borrowing rates per
cent and fiat. Clesrings S43,0OO,OeO.
GOvERNMENTs-Firm and IN fair de-
mand; closing steady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-20
yc,y York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, November l9.-There
is an improved feeling in the trade, and
more activity in some departments.
Cotton good in steady reques, and
heavy. and Courtyard browns firmly held.
Blcachcd cottons move slowly. Corset
leans m good demand; some makes close
Iv sold up. Side band prints quick.
Ginghams doing we'll Hosiery moro
active. WooIen goods quiet.