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, 1874-09-22

4s{@5e; White LILY oaoNo; wh!s He.e, a!SeeHo;
s En-, SSlass:: Champaign, oSdSs; Tfaa Blue q
sfsao,t-.sror slos,, oxa,oo common. sa1oo;
pure. Eka8c. :-t",'. <
timothy wan duii md weak IT ousilo prices !:
NNt%phy Nh x Er!%s fsassSSoS1Ggo n9;
Upland prnlslo. $i2oo No. do. SLIGO; NO. 2, Or
othys stghs; q69Sag y L9sF y Nrw S
,,a,lol m,ingrho general arfot |. du and weak Ihe
eo.ved from that qiarsor. Hogar dosers are holding
q! or buying sratlngy. rces aro relatively higher
Than In tho Eastorn markets. beng sustained by the
.sssro Of hse hers c.nses
nn the street: Green sty butchers, 7o greon oured
!,gtt. 9a@oHo: heavy do aA@815o; rsrt eurcd. 7,f@
,as XIII hsa; dry sa!ted kp, l4@15o doaeon sku.,
prices; branded, 10 por cont oi1 :,
l1opS-lYcro quoted nrn II 37a4oo. City brewers
cy!nSo no d!aroston to stock up and buying from
hsna to mouth ony Gas.da o,rs leod
HON AND sTrETlsao ds1 Is ,r alo Sa a crders usu.
ally boing for small quantities. to meet immediate
fHny4t f1rI
, 1874-09-22

sir. .,ir, IN .t ~ .n,bor nchtg.n c,,, .,a ,.,,.
sHslnbee q na1es, Mi; No. rcd si12s@':ia No; DO,
aS H. oetolsn sga on 1sa
Noyotabsr beh1ss' as Ga: g1% no arSe s19 now' sSSs
belor H. III III SsoS1, IL So ~" scoan sa.foe 9n
''fs'sa ssa;5n,;;ShNS' s19; Eh1!ts' q ssxs; x:.,.,.,a
nEoE1rTs-Four1 ~" IN rs gh.,+ mn I'm oorn
SSS NJ oats Go pS. S.' "Ae"'' 'v0 'D
17uoo b oats 10 mono; wheat e'oo0 bu; eoro'
'''' '''''s sH9r,,,onr ea:
dn41f@WLcat se ~ and unchsnged
md %saa!n ss0se ss 81. asr 9as %ss
o5cesSt,o '''''' W "n''e' ol90'o' uye nrmer at
,,nchnnnnl 1,nnM a. taic JonhtnR aemand. Pork
1Go Unyus duii nt 1ftaias To 10 eioar flo-
1'uYEsn-Wostof arn! md sssrco Il sSsaaa as''
Fprnosr1M@aknsssnsod Fodk a"1s demand at 10+e'l'He.
WnlaEY-Qmct aid stsa.sy at t1.o5.
rlllLApErrniA. ,.:
q tans1r s4t SGT z a1 e: aupe.nne
e1lra, tooo@7 IndaHa md Ohio ao 6sy
n'Sn n,sMWhs.t srsaev; ss,9osn1e d.e for ch,,..
nonin.1 ro sm III cnu1Se nms os.sr y a,l grader Dc
white 81. }.sasi,15, HyS atsaly At osaa1c1 nor,'
scarce hnIi irmIv. Wantnrr tni.ai naS "'in
rsrnoLsuMiiifo for roaei sSassa n9u ,or cz,,. T.,
bas!ols; zTa4a IL bulk t t'N '''>' ''' ''0's IN
a3@25o co,nnon, 2aa. ''' @'''''' ~ '''t 70 a0'a'
O{ETHEn-{1ifh$ and ArT1s Vnsfnr at{rn
1sYa isIfesSips. 9S ioa11a n "s''osn pf'ne' 1aH0
Eaaa-Flrm Wcstern nxpress. 23a24c !: do fro,ubt,
22laIc. ">A''-A "1P'~--' -SS4Ass -" ANse"s'
,,r;ru oorr.ra
+ Nrv nn,u.xs ua,t y, .1.r ..,, .. -,
@eoo; eaoIsa Il nSs; s1S3 n ''ep'e: S'o
GaAtnA1!orn1 s5uHye 1u1I ~ NJ, NO., MT,
adynncnd . G.EantaAa III n'Aeo' ooo' oa'7 hc~1co Ana
| DnAN-dutef At Il TX
HAy-Dnlt; prime. sso.
Pnog1aloNs-pork dull. hold .t s2e.oo. prv aaft
mcata dull shoulders hnId At Ioc Tacon inji snS
nominal At 1lH@l6E0I7Ho. Tams dull at ItEm
| 1bNc. Lard scsrca 1iercc 1tit6ieun. tno AZ AZ
Gle. S' 1''ASAN'0' 1set 1'<@
sudAn-Scarce md firm uood fair Ia ,f,,ljv foirt
sH9luo prime, 10tic
MoLAssEe-No market.
WnsKI-DuI: Louisiana, s.. .0ifa1.O5: Westerr.
N;A@l98.
GGosfEE;-onchnuged: G fair to prims. 17t1c0c.
eeoHS'hlEA1-tifn; bold At s4.3o.
49,. CLEVELAND.
|. heavy; No. rod, Slit: No, . ~ &, ~ rnrs n
nrm nornlnally better; hsh i.ed, 81: low mixed
ehnngod held At 65o for No siata. a. yor H. =
do; 65o for white. 0S' wv AVE wv
J. pETnDLEuN-Htoa5y Nnd nnrh.,cod, ...ns..S
, 1874-09-22

Also .. 1so bu no shipped By rail. >
Ar election Of Director Of tho Doara OF Trade
| place vacated by Mr., Armo,ir. Tho fr;crda ~ ~
| MIR. O. G. Cooley arc. ETC.. etc.
They soy that tho corn market ie sill, . nrot7,.
able dairy; but somo pooplo think that tic one
MIXED. @'7 ~ ~" u''"6
No loss than Rlx OF the ronortoria1 ao,ta ,vor,
occupted at once TO-DAY. hv rcntlnn,ou ~ AZ
CANT leisure on 'ohaneo; and tint juut at tic tic
| reporters. |"'
The following resolution VIVA n.sao, III t,a
Milwaukee Board Of Trsde On sotnrfny. ~ s"'
Rtsolred, That a grado Of wheat 10 and I. bcrob,
t. be fese No
whieh must DO souna. vel! cleaned, and weigh not
less than b8 pounds 10 the measured bushcl.
n,a;h Thts TN y Apparently par done With Wow Of
pesne Mith our grade Of Northwestern " Min
self, :" How much nsirtng will bo permitted BY
nboye?" hlitlera and others viii undoubtedly
osty ny o%a Hhs191 S h9 Gse vii! b
ing: g W. note that :. minnesota " wheat sold in
Mankoo md buyers say thut tho English nrefor
1t at oven that premium.
The leading produce markets we're rather vonk
to-day; corn, oats, and Iighwlnes being 'the az
ceptfons. Tho receipts Of grain arc ~, Tia in,
crease. and buyers Tor shipment aro not anxiona
uuless III the case OF outs, Prices nre birl, nnt.
Bldo. Of wheat, aud that Ia weak: thm1eI, tMo
cheapest artIc!a on tho Board. OWING to uiJa.
sprend foars Of ! further decliuo. N'7.
Dry goods wore roported in fsond ,ccn, ,,d ~
terior demand and former prices waro oenSrs,v
we'll sustained. printB aud bloachoJ coftonn nro
still somewhat unsettled, but no f1rthor in.
portant price-changoB aro anticipated. In th,
market for staple and fancy groceries thoro waa
= good deErco Of activity. Interior buyers ware
10 fair attendance aud tllo ortiera receiyed
through tho mails wcro numcrona ani ,;i,or.i ~
tho amounts called for. Pricos 75oro firm nj III
around, especially 80 for sugars, cloco cofrooa'
soaps, and candies. Sugars were ADVANCED nj,
80: The tlsh market presented a fair tIerrea 1t
aaeasity, With little or no variation iu prlcoa.
tho market ruling firm. Drint, tfruits,
erequiet and. d.goneraiy weak, but not ouotnhi1 i1
Coal, wood, leather, and barrinu worn IN.
changed. Oils wero moving iroely At nhomt
'ot1neE e. quotations. Isla,
acted, tho majority Of tho orders being from tia
interior. The market was pseadier for
lover lower Grndes many deners refusing to
sea common stun below $1,000. TIN
offerings at tho docks were LIGHT. and
only foH ealos woro mnle Building
materials Woro IN good local demand and stendy'
hardware, including nails and notals, wna fairly
satlve aud steady. Hops and broom -oorn mat
With moderate order demand, both ruling firm.
Wool WAS quiet. socda wero dull and woak. viii,
tho exception OF tlax. A better domaud for
1r1 $Nr1f-x
, 1874-09-22


Tho westerly gallo which prevailed all day Saturday
proves - haro dono considerable damage to fcttea
done At this port, owIug mainly to tho fact tlat tha
wind blowing of shoro. Tho tBaster ta tho ma.
chinery Of the Lake Brcozo haa already boon fully o.
ported. Ale Was brought horo by tho tug Btsnareh
Saturday night. A PARTON Of her stoan-pjpe had
brokou cauRfug tho atoppago Of hcr machinery. TEa
accident TO tho Sardinia hns also bcen previously lc-
ported. She still lies n tho same position At tho DOH
at Lake street bridge but eiosss @ owaEa sn1sig .s
compelled to soek aholtcr under tho Manitots. Tho str
Saginaw made The run from Muskegom to Grand Haven
during tho holght Of tho gallo but did uot venture nt
sroit sunday night. Tho 0arn Parker apranK i leak
of tho Manitous, and dispatch VIA reestyod hsrd
pump be sent to her relief. Tho re1ucst vi, in,-
n'saatey eompod witb Tho sshr William @ 1ones;
afternoon, minus hnr forotop and maintop nassS.
Tho scAr Racine also lost her boat during tho gala.
Undoubtedly largs humber OF disasters must have l,aye
occurred Oh the utler Ridc though mono Of thom
hny0 yat come to hand.
, 1874-09-22

NEW NATIONAL DANKB.
Tho following now National Banks, organized
aud authorized to commence buainosB, arc, OIL
chilly reported by tho Comptroller Of the Cur
ronoy:
2l7s-rtrst NAtlonsl Bank Ct sponeoE IND: A.
essiss Hssn s'';a ss.asat Pis 5ss s.s %
2l79-Flrst National bank q Colorado springs, Col.
Has4ssss s'!s Rs'se SSss
t9 bnslnssa s9pt ls
William L. Eyaus. Prcslslent; William L. Dorsoy,
Cashier. Authorized to commence busineaa Sept 8.
2is1-centrcyillo National Bank Of Thurman, Con-
sss e Masa M Seaaa SSsa % hniss ST.
Porter, Cashier. Authorized to. commence businoAs
s,lsa1Firat National Bank Of Lisbon, Is. Author
sa saeasssS sas doaet dsae Aassss:r
lcr Authorized to commence business Sept ~, 1874.
EAsTEnN MONEY MARKETS..
The Now York Tribune Of Saturday, the 10th,
BAYS. "Tbo money market has boen quiet and
easy, as usual. and rates on call soro and per
ra srent, prime tns discounts selling at to Tho
tional Bank notes for redemption"
day, the l9th reports that I" tho money market
this week may be quoted o tlile etitfer as to
Quite good demand hus existed for paper, aud
tho storootyped ratcs arc shade altered In tho
upward direction; the lowest quotation Of por
cent being only for tho very choicest and short
est pager, and o55@7 for primo acceptances."
The philadelpla Lcdqer Of Saturday, 10th,
enys: The money markot is without now fca-
turo, md eall lon,is arc reported at per cont
strictly frss-caas two-uame sixty to ninety days.
paper at to per ceut strictly rst-class alnglo-
namo sixty to ninety days papo1 at to 7 per
cent; llst.class th'ee to four months paper, with
good collateral, to 6 pei cont; tho. same char
act"r Of pnpor On tho Hamo tIno, with Govern
mont collateral, 9 pcr cent Paper of second
grade 10 Of uncertain marriott value. Tho general
financial situation aud tho gepetal trado outlook
continue satisfactory, without there being any,
thing new regu1dlug either.
.'s~.' LATEST,
NEW Yonx, sept. 21.-T1casury disbursements,
g53000. Customs receipts, SAS5, ,000.! Money
eNsy at 292i9; prime discounts, 59e. Sterling
sSst qnift 9s 9ex for sixty days. md 4se@
1io!d STEADY ut loo,1@1o976. Carrying ratos.
1GD2 per cent; loans, Lat.
Cieasings, sl0, ,0oU, 600.
State honda quiet aud nominal. Railroad
bonth quiet and Rtendy. Governments active,
but slightly OF. -
stoets slrong NIL day, and ac.iyo and buoyant
at the clone, when tho highest prices OF tho day
Noio made, Tho advanco Was very general. and
In come cnscs, quite marked. Erie advanced to 81
Favorable report from tho accountants this week,
Union Pacific advanced to oGsl on largo deal
1ngH. Western Union advanced to 7Bsl; North
Tnat 70 s7}1; Eow York Central to 1913; Rock
Island to 3o2; st. Paul to 3s11; Chicago, Co
!umbus Indiana Ccntral to llL; and Ohios
70 2l&&ss. Tho advance in the remainder OF tic
HIST was lesa Important, aud ranged from Il to 16
Per cent Tho total transactions OH Change To-
DAY wore over l9o. 900 sharos. Among the aalos
Toio ouo aow 6 1ork Central, 12. 600 Eric, 49, coo
Mn!l. 7,uu0 st. Paul, 27,0U0 Western Union, 5000
Wabash. and 40, 00u Union paciio
, 1874-09-22

METALS AND TINNERS' '6T0CK-Couukry deAltra
steay To- for % tho srtlc!os nsstfoned runa very
ri p14rE-I0 iS1li, sli 20; %, 1a.l2 .laoo; ,41
"a 12So; do, roofing, 1890, 10, $l10o; do. 2ox2a,
Meio M TIr-I.rgo, 2so; email, 2.o; bar, 500.
Ls4n-pg. 7Ho; bar, s,(@oo; laid pipe, aAo: ont
SCI '4s.!A,,ss - r.! @ seeR; s3S
ss @ = sa.ss ;ss .,,. ssa
1ea' prees I'll Tno h.sfsrn doana i. nsh: are. il,
loo; l0o; .. aos inI buads. % pes cont d.. L..
1i NV @S fsel; sctt4. and eady 1oeso
keg: $685. 50 md "a do, si.oo; Sd do ne: q DO,
q & e as s 's &saas8as sn sa sss,
sS ss%p asRs e. E ss 3 a3Ss @
$ss S*|;S$ P;s sss s:t ss's
sss siSs s ss
Ss Il; Il {
IT, s:s; :Ss:s
sllo: Do s1trs; 90: DO. No. i, sd; bsnf oil $50
ss!sa, se0i siShaa. e. ri pus;so
ToF1EoEs%e:! lst. vs.e Am undsr so?a do
toes vera aud dull: Easly oae ss7oo
+; sso@ Y
foGETT e Ri s6sse @ xoro Ia sr
q,ept aud arm Of tho recent advance. Turkeys voro
and lower. wc quoto Prarie ehickcnu, $ae6@175;
mallara dueaa 4 y 4 s21o@2 ~ turksya 10@ilo old
dueks: 53.og@J.2s: !: gecso, 10 8ooa96o.
po ssna asp oavat s,.y SqSs
q. tooe: Flx sold =. sl.75 ;Iungasian md r4'lot
s1 20 % Ses Is 80
Sass ;1ss e; Ssea q Z
8ALT-Was moderately ncilyo ind :rteady. :. .opon-
ahHs asry yea sgaex
oag1 sso9 slss, s,
cloice e e1tra nno, 95e@tl o5 COMMON te ae Old "
eolca d. e3csi os fir 70 ROOD s sSnpowsg E1oa 7o@
9; a5e; ~; cho!ce l1ngsuoy nn@11o;l e.sre Moyuns,
to s51s 'sPsn aS
@45e: good. 6;@6ss; choics 70 oztra ssaat oo'' % ~
i've, md tho lately advanced rricea adhered with
greg. atmnese. Me repeat or u: IS -.
sos5ss @ e ssSss sssss9 sss,se
hl5 T5uamSatasa! saaS lss 7SS9a haf bright ege7oe
:, saoKNa-d6ed To- choice, ';,2as5o; medium, 500
SIC common, ,'2sa2oo. 4 - =. y
NOOD-We quote: Beach; "a. 10; :; maple, 81 80:
hickory, $3.50 Alabs, {5 0o@5 .Io-AeliypEod. y;
WOoL-53tocks are small and tho market Is htm.-A
fow Weatern orders wero received. following are the
GOOD to primo tub-waano. .r2ssse
Hoor TO good tnnW1ahed: .k5t5o2c
Elmo nud medium washed aeeee.. .4ea47o
Coalse Woanea notce. .lot945o
Medium and coazso unwaahod. .32@35o
unnerchantahio and bury wool. t3loo loss.,.
, 1874-09-22
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I1.7683.75


Hods;-necolyoa snca Saturday, 1851; II was also
very quiet In thIa Of tho market. Had
tho prices ruling tbs cloeo Of Last wee Tie bulk ot
tho supply might have been disposed Of hut they asked
IN advance Of &c., which 60 checked the demand that
less than hat the offerings found buycrs, ealea weru
at 3,1O@7.35, with moat Of tile trading at g. rs
GD7,l0. An buyers conhucd their purchases ahietIy
10 e better gualca, tho reported sales do not fairly
reflect the market, VIC 1loo tho following:
, 1874-09-22
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, scpt. al,
Tho following woro tho rccoipts and chip
montB OF clio leading articles Of produce in Chi
cago during tho past forty-eight houra, and for
tho corresponding date ono yoar ago:
, 1874-09-22
CHICAGO LUnBED MARKET.
MoNpAr Eyrrtao. Hepti q

- - MUNuA1 1IVLHIHup uept1 11' 7
PAID for yeaaels to run to Musfcgon; Manihtbo $3.50
MuskeRon and Grand 1Iavont H. a5. ludingson,
Whste M Laas hnd pentaasar, 9i:s7x; oconto, &.5o@
The market was fairly active Ind steady Tho ofer-
tnga Wero light only small portion Of tho expected
principal bnycEa. " Common, str,pa and boards IN.
cludn8 fcncing vere IN >urgont demand and firm, nj
99.oo9obo Piece stun Eae ateady at $a.75. Eight Or
Piece stun, ta75; fonoing and common boards; 80 90
@oo; fair 70 choico boards and strips, $2 90.
Lath, q. OK ehingtot, $1.GD@1. 30. > q.
Tho following sale Was reported Cargo echr AMOS
keag from A!pena go nj lunbor tsoid by Apcha iu-
st ar 90 fcs cp s1aoo tor sen9on spl
a.>- ~; ~ AT TNR 1ARpa. ~ > =,
TEado continued fair. Orders arc coming forward
freely from tho tntcfinr and considerable amount Of
lumber 10 required for budn8 purposes in tho atty
This lower grades ara stcaditr. and forcing IL firm,
the 6unply hQnR uuuauAY NRht NJ many Yhrs for fha
, 1874-09-22
:, TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO,

MospAT, EVENING, Sort. al. .
CATTLE-Recelred atpce Saturday, 4,o61; sTo-tlxy
being Jewish holiday, tho Jews were not represented
at the yards. To this fact was mainly due tho i'm
usual 1uness pervading tho Market though tho tenor
OF adyfces from tho mnre prominent Eastern markets
waa depressing. Fow. shippers wore IN atsandance
and, those fow na1atod upon creator concessions
than holders felt warranted IN granting, thcro was but
little trading In the upper grades Balea were limited
ton fow hundred hcal tho bulk Of which fell into tho
hanaa Of Chicago butchers At $240a3.6o for To1ans
mud at so6o@4Oo for poor to faftish natives few
car-losds Of atockers wcro taken at saoo@s.to. by
noon most OF the operators Ind left The yards tho
COCO unsoli catt1 they contained. Duyera expect to
I'LL their orders tomorrow at 1oHor pricoa.
ouoTAI1oNe.
Extra aDeerca-Gfuded ateera; averaging $50
1s9o ibs:. se.so@7oo
1,45o H.. s.eoeoso
steers averaging 116o 70 1850 il: ...:,. s2s@5.75
Medium Gradcs-Stccrs In fair t1esh, aver. !:
aging leo 70 aSo lba: 4go@5oo
common to extra coHB, for city slaughter; %
averaging $50 10 l,ioo is: asoos.oo
Stock Cattie-Cosnmon cattle;1 in decent ~.
iosh ayss:stns o9o 70 loso rs ao7s
stogB, bulls, and acalauaY atoors .,......,. 176@325
Cattle-Texas, cAofco corn-fed .......,,,. 4bOat9S
Cattio-Texas, wlntercd North 2uGa 90
cattlo-Toxas, through drorcs. .175{3376
, 1874-09-22

6uEEP-ItoceYcd Hlncc Saturday. 7A3. Tho market
wAa quiet 81 steady prices. Good to choice wero In do
n1nna Ut A.o034t0, and Inferior To medium a 81 o5
ais,
NEW YORK.
NEW YonE, Sept a l.-nrkyss--Reccip&s $3.50, maxi
y metf!!sn ata lnarkot fair At about former quota
lions poor to extia nayo stcots ranging 20 per b to
dress % IT, up TO l2s pos ID to d.css 6s la medium
70 Rooa lnts or Gh39x ewt BoInH Rt l0k@12ho;
the oatre1ue rangu for Te1ans ind dherokoea Waa Ia
!9Ne por u to drcba 5l@o8 Tbs. salc7 Include
1oE@llo Fer h; 10 cars do. sA cwt, At
1oM . SloTe; cara do, cwt, Ut l9xS!ss; carr do.
10, III cwt, Ut llho cara dot 0A owt IL 0XaioNc;
cars 20, W cws, nt 10kG9llo; 10 cars do TX cwt,
slqsgl3An osru Of Atasonrl nattle, ~ owt,At lUo
, 1874-09-22
Miscellaneous

Tho lumber tfat1o was unusually brisk yesterday
and The lumber Cargo0s disposed Of - fast u
they arrived, ....s.,.-
Capt. Printyille hna received information Of tho
eafo arrival OF Tho scr Alice nj Port Dalhuuais. 6Aa
left yesterday afternoon for luugston.
Tho prop Lake Lroeze haz gone Into Miller
, 1874-09-22
New York .Dry.1oods Market,

Fxw YoRk, scpt+ a1.-Busneas quiet IN account Of
lts being : Hcbrnw holiday. Cotton goods remain
dull, but prices tnnly unchanged. The print
market continues unsettled, and further decline has
taken place. Pac1s sie-bands, faucles, And robes,
QHc; ,Arnolds fancies, 0Hc. and aide. bands, loo
kde-bands, 0Au; Smpson's olouceatcr naourntnGa Qc
, 1874-09-22

9Au u0@HB 404nAA1y u6ut y&fQ8 ZOE tA6
Tina Of year. Wa quoto: ''''
E11ct cle4T. 5000 CISCO
Second cear. inch 10 2 Inch ........ 4700 @50.b0
Third clear, Inch. .-..,u.......... $500 GI40o0
Third ofear. thick. s......,.,.., 4so1 (45oo
Clear: flooring, 1st. and ID tqgather. 4
Clear etd1ng, lit and "a togehtr..... 2o.00 fag00
E1rst common aiding. ...,....:. 1900 a100o
second common aiding. .......,...... 1400 @15 20
Flooring, frat common drtssod. ...... 8l00 @33.0o
Flooring, second common, dressed. 25.oo (s2eno
Flooring. third common, dressed 17.0o 18e0 Il
a: wagon-box boards, selected, II +
inches Aud upward. .............. :. $500 63x0oQ
wa8on.box boards. ................ $500 @10.po
- stock boards. $500 G39.00
stock BOARDS. 1000 @28.oo
g STOCK boards. 140Q a1G.00-
Conamon boards, outside for dEy....., 1850 @116o
yofstt ecsntliug, foncin8, Anber, 10 feet
and uudrt 1850 eat1, 80
Joies &nd acanthug, is to ~ fee...,. 1200 S1B.00
Ptckes, square. 1900 @1300
pdcketsr hak..... 11.00 q ~.
Cedar posts split! 1200 sQ3l5ol.
CtdhS potss, round, 6@8 Inches 17oo 0a35.0o
LaA,...,.....:-... .....*. 400 O. '225
No. eawod shingles. ....... ......... 1.60 q. 2.6D
Aor 9tar!.. ..................,...... 800 a 3.25
Shlnelcs on track 2.75, q 500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
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nervousness, or neuralgia pains. MI. G.
W. Seymour, druggist, OF Canton, N. Y,
writes DR.. Pierce as follows: "ThC de-
mand for your Favorite Prescription Is
wonderful, and one man stated TO me that
his wife had not done days work in five
months, when she commenced taking
your Favorite Prescription, took two bot.
ties and is now on the third bottle, and is
now able to do her house-Work alone and
milk fourteen cows twice q day." DR..
Pierce's FsvOrite Prescription is sold by
all dealers in medicines. eoddsw&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
John Quincy Smilh,s Trne Love.

from the Detroit Flee Prcss
Monday afternoon young man named
John Quincy Smith, who works in car.
rage factory, called upon Justice Potter
and asked his Honor TO appear at Ger.
tain house on MacOmb street alta certain
hour that evening and weld two fond
hearts together. Tho Court" said he'd
be on time, and he was, but he found tho
lover looking discCnsolatC and the brides
mother looking flushed and annoyed.
Isn't this the place where l was TO
come and unite two sympathetic souls ?"
inquired Mr.. Potter in an anxious voice,
thinking he might have made mistake
"You see, Ill tell you how it is" ex
planned the old lady. Betsy James
young and foolish; and she's afraid some
one will mako fun Of her il che gets mar.
riedr
His Honor thought it was rather
strange, aud went Of, feeling about as
blue rs the lover felt. Wednesday morn.
ing John Quincy entered Juaticc alley
again TO tell Mr.. Potter that he could
come up 10 the house that evening, and
that there wouldn't be any backing out
again.
ats dead sure, is it," asked His Honor.
"YOu can bet on it," replied John
Quincy "bet hundred 10 one"
Ills Honor was on hand again at the
appointed hour, and he found the lover
and the mother looking about rs sad as
before. The girl herself was concealed
behind the door, and as soon as Potter en-
tered the mother pulled the door back so
as to expose the hider, and exclaimed
"Now, then, Judge, look at her-look
at the big BOBBY, and see what fool she
Is making oil herseli!" .....
The girl made skip and jumped un-
der tho centre table, and from thence
shouted back:
~ haiu'! any more Of q fool than you
are, and you know i'll"
"Then why don't you come out and gel
married ?" asked the parent
"Doyou spOse want to be made fun
ol;' sQueaked the daughter
After a while tho Justice put in his
voice, telling the girl that 1t was the lot
OF woman TO marry; that she'd live o
happy lille, and that it wouldn't take two
minutes TO tie the knot.
Come, Belsey JAneV' called the
mother.
"ComC, my own love" pleaded John
Quincy. ,
"Comc, my dear girl" added the JUS
tice, rAiaIng tho table spread and extend
ing his hand. tt g
"Oh, go awsyl7 she sobbed, hands over
her face, Ego away and leave me here TO
die! l can't bear TO think Of gittin' jined
and leavin' mother ~
They coaxed and pleaded and scoldGd,
but Bstsey Jane was firm, and she was
still resting under the table when bis
Honor left. John Quincy put on his hat
and walked down the street a piece, and
when Potter remarked that he guessed
there wouldn't be any marrying in that
house the young man responded:
That's what think, and l wouldn't
turn my hand over il I knew that a buzz.
SAW was a'coming slap for me"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30

When Dr.. SangrAdo found his patients weak
he gave them water Cruel. When they got
weaker he bed thtm and doscd them with cSlo.
mel and iAlap. Gil Bias informs us they almost
invariably died, A good many people are killed
that way yet. The world in general. however,
has found cut that, in cases OF debility md pre-.
nature decay, lIostettGr'S Stomlch bIttcrs are
the true life sustaining cordial. This tonic Is a
powerful and perfectly harmless restorative.
Buti does more than invigorate: It regulates
and puri1es. While II builds IN the strength
and inlusos vitality into the blood, Il brings all
tho sCcretlons into harmony with the laws oil
health. Tho feebler sex md 1t invaluable in
the various physical difficulties 10 which their
organic ItiOn renders Them subject. In all hS 8.
terlcal and hypochondrlcal cases It's effect Is
magical, ny II the strength is increased, tho
appetite preserved, ard 1rmuCss and elasticity
given 10 lhcty!tCm. eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
The Editor Of the Steubenyille News
rs n Scientist.

From the Steubcnvlllc GszotlCl
The managing editor Of the NcpS, who
wishes to be known as a scientist, lew
days since picked up q frozen wasp on
the sidewalk, and with q view 10 adVauc.
ing the interests Of science, he carried ii
TO the "holy Of holies," and hold it by the
tail while he warmed It's cars over a lamp
chimney. His object was 10 see if wasps
froze TO death, or merely lay dormant
during the winter. He is of tho opinion
that they merely lie dormant, and the
dormantest kind at that, aud when they
revive, he says, tho tail thaws out first,
for while this ones head, right over the
lamp, was so stiff and cold 1t could not
wink, It's probe worked with such incon-
cievable rapidly that our editorial friend
couldn't gasp fast enough TO keep up with
it. he threw the vicious thing down the
lamp chimney, and said he didn't want
to have any more truck with q dormant
wasp, at which the local Of that paper
burst into tears, and asked how he, a
church officer, could use such language,
and especially before the heightened
moral proprietor Of that paper.