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New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

FOR HAVANA,
a NASSAU PRoGRRsO AND VERA CRUZ.
EEw-YoRK aud MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
sayng Pier s. North Rl 81 o.
CITY OP NEW-iORk lhxVana direct'........ Msrch II
CITY or MEXICO (Iavsna and Mexico. March IA
CITY or hEkIbA dlayana via Nassaul...... March -
CUBA UIayana March II
CITY OF HAVANA UAysna diroct) WEDNESDAY, March 20.
p ALEX ANDRE & SONS. 80 BroIviy
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6tfdmbodts an6 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- and Esazaa.t Railroads Pare 81 Steamer LAURA tsees
tnaed No night boat from Ssvrort and bssi fsa bndgs
pou. Steamer BRIDE HPORT a before
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

- u -
To CALIFORNIA yfA PANAMA.
steamships ths Line VIII be dispatched from Pie
March IL CITY OF GUATEMALA, Capt Hdreh heigh
March a. at D. H. HENRY CHAUsCEY COwDOdOs A. O. Cray
Passenger. sLd freight ..... .
M,rcs rs at D m. COLON Capt -, Passengers snc
Ipdi II. at p m ACAPULCO Cart PaIsengess and
Apri 25. alp m HENRY cHAUSCEY, Commodore A. G. dny
AID very forDshy SATURDAY thereafter connecting Psnsms with al
Central ascsn Coast and south Phc porte
will Kingston Jamaica both their
that port Friday the SIXTH day atai
leaving New York snd leaving ssart.y m for ApnSsL
Saturday. shensy Of require It
- TO JAPAN AND CHINA
The splendid this line leave san Francisco Isl Of evey
month M Yokohama Hong Kong and Shanghai carrying u S. mails
Ezra he dispatched the 9th Of the month whenever
suep business offers Steamers OF this line leaving Hong Kong after
Api will freight 10 Panama via Yokohama and Ban
Frsnoisco, without breaking bulk.
re Through Bill, Of Lang issued Vi, Panama
will lie brought from Francisco herlorI fAsi IN Is
days at $40, goll, per ton Of 1000 pounds.
- RATES OF PASSAGE
Ineluiiug Berth Meals and all requisites for the tnp)
H.wYo Francisco soV, slVO, 81 corrsnoy accord
kwYoi to kingston s2s 0, $50 gold according to lossOa
san Prspeisco TO Yokohama, $50 gold
san Francisco 10 Hong Kong, 300 gold
For Pss. other niorm,Or sppr at the Csa
p,nL. one. Pier az North River foot of c.u, S..f'rL
Wes.Prsad.at and Managing Director Superintendent
CAMANA BAY C0MPANY.-For PUERTA
- PLATA sAMAsA and ST DOMINGO CIrr-Ths uass States
MAJ. 't..IsR sHsEE S.pS 9eos Tn s s. rs No Ssss 20
Pua Plata Samana sHd St. Domingo City, 10 SUM 70 ss psIobas
for sale For fr.ge, sr gs;asss .gPl, TO o
TNO EUROPEAN TOURISTS.-Persons visit
Ing Barcpe shou take with them copy Of" WALKS IN ROME
library Of ornaon about the Eternal City, Atlantic
Mon,O" u.ae cannot be Evening Post"
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

WHlTE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THk
UNITED STATES NAIL,
HKw AM FULIrP0wERxD srBAMsHIPA
eslh,s New SATURDAYS hSa vstpssi . THURS
DIYA. sahns q Corb Hsrbo' sseh
= ADRiA1IC. SATURDAY.. March Z. q 500 q -
BALTIC. tATURDAY March IA st 200 D n
OCEANIC. SATURDAY March IL 500
REPUBLIC SATURDAY. March -. 81 300 D. n
CELTIC. sAruRDAf. April T. at 7i00 n
White sui Docs. PAvols Ferrr. Otv
,for ell classes) sononag
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
eaioss smosing bAhrooms usdsh ss>
asss
kA1sS-ssoas $50 Tlckets $40 gold B7esrtSe
$50 fhee ios fsnds Ch CsssSJ
prepaid esrtfeatea tB1. surrsse'
Passenger booieJ y~ns Para hAssss
Serysy Sweden. Ialls Aasuaha ChaA
pTars from II apwsr-
Dor Of Dns other nfrnshos app, NE Csmpanrs
,hes& Ne ~ sT,ss~sJ, new wisfL Il J. COkil5, Apst
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
XLIIID CONGRESS--IsT SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
AN ADDRESS BY SENATOR RAMSEY ON CHEAP
TRANspoRrAroN-THE CENTENNIAL BILL RE-
yERRKp TO THE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
TIIs LIQUOR TRAFFIC BILL PASSED. ..
6ENATE WASHINGTON. March G. 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ REOPENED WEDNESDAY Feb H. lS74
NORTHERN DIvIsION-Laye Scw-fork (ier 5, North River
foot o. hectosls Branch Red Bank Port Mon
mouth Manchester aud intermediate statons Returning
Arrive IN New-YOrk 81 94Oa
SOUTHERN DIvfSON-Ou Tuesdays ursisy aud saiursy,
mr-d train will eave for ViDesnd Bridge
tou inmeiae stations Returning Mondays.
Fdars arriving Manchester AZ Freight
yed daily 345 WIN s. SNBDBN, Reer Long Branch
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Aer NOV. 2, 1873 shr0uzh trains vii
Grand Gen s Depos.
800 a. n Cbsa9o Northern Express with dTawingoop
through 70 Rochester and ST. Abaus.
1O:30 Special CaeaSO Eprsa With drawing room cans 70 Rsss
Bufo
10: 10 a M Northern and Western EIpress.
$40 D m Albany ana Troy EEDrcs Saturdays only
400 N Montreal EIpTsa sespsse1rs from New fort 70
NJ Albana
600 ErprGs Daily with slsspnFeas for "asersoWn aSs
CsssudaigsA 81. ,,- l., 49,,
Bsg.o nj for Chicago both AID ID G
Rslosd. ..-,-.- r., -, An
way J"A" c. r. KBSDRIcK
Geusr pas.s ArenI
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

MI SARGENT Rep CALI said there was no public
demand whatever for an international E1hpluon anu
State Legislatures for aid The press OF the country
favor OF the enterprise, ana thtre nSu Dcen
preparation for the Exhlbition He quoted from
Der OF newspapers 10 show that the proect aiu nos
meet with favor and said the second opecton ne
Would admit 10 the sake Of argument, that there was
.ne sShsntntonal power to vote the money put was
snt 10 the present state OF che Treasury 70 DO sOs
" ans lnnuenee IN favor Of the Exhibition mad been
IN view Of a aud he asked the Senators whether
10 take upon themselves the respopsibty of commit
ns sne ohotent h In such way that during the next
called upon to appropriate. He spcse OF the
Sue9 tast II that ETbibtSon M SoIoIny 2 ysnn.. aud ar
by 20 many persons certainly ours would be with
United states Minister TO Austria 70 the
State, dated In January Last In which Mr. Jav ststas
that he had been informed BY the Austrian Minister Of
were OOoOoo forms. and the deficit would he M iest
twO-tbirds OF that sum- When Congress met after the
Philadelphia International Exhibition would md sue
deficit larger staring them Ia the face IL had
been said that the cholera the OF the snrs
would cause this one to be di.ssrous The
ton OF money for this exhibition would be fatal ~
Republican party and behalf OF the tax ridden peo-
pie Of the country he appealed TO Congress not make
any apPTsoPria@ti3n s No for the Exhibition:
Senate sdj"1fned oay It be 70 meet on Monday neI sp
Adopted ..
hf, SCOTT Osep. PENN said the voice Of the press
~ present. IN regard 70 the locality for the ExhlbltOn
was different from what IL when the project
was nst naugurated and he could quote extracts from
proper place for IT, He did not want 20 t under
stood that Philadelphia asked for the aid OF
Incorporation, but t was the Board OF Commissioners,
from all over the country In session 1877 IN that
thas asked for the incorporation.
Mr. bTOCkION (Dem.. n. - withdrew his amend
nent nstructng the Committee report ia favor OF an
internauopsl Exhibition. He said he nad doubt that
the American Congress would that the one hun
oIedth anniversary OF independence was properly
eeebrated' and IN manner which would be credit to
tbs nation ~ W.
M bUMkER uib. Rep, NASAL SAID the ptoxislnns of
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May e1.-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Dull, market unsettled
and lower; No. l Chicago spring 81 90;
No. 2 do 81 22ia1 22f cash; 81 22ta
! at June; 81 22F July; No. 8 do 81 III.
gorn-Fair demand with lower rates and
closing steady; No. 2 mixed G24c cash;
eSis6sec June; oslo July; rejected COO;
high mixed G4s6i3c. Oats-Dull and a
shade lower; No. 9. 47ta47tc cash; ALA
44ic July; Rye-scarce and firm; No. =,
u o2a1 W. Barley-Buoyant but I'm.
settled; No. 2 spring quotable al 81 GOA
/ IS; No. 8 do 81 20 bid. Pork-Actiye
and advanced, closed 100 Of the best
prices $17 65 June, $17 90 July. Lard
Active and advanced; 81 cash June;
$ll 10 July. Bulk Meats-Active and
advanced; shoulders GtaGIc; short rib
mIddles 9tc; short clear 9Ec cash loose.
Whisky-Quiet and easier, 04a04tc.
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CINCINNATI, May 21.-Cotton-Dull
az 1Sc. Flour-dull aud unchanged.
Wheat-dull and dropping; 81 IS. Corn
STEADY at 70a74c. Osts-steady at
64s9Oc. Rye-scarce and firm; nomi.
nalIy unchanged. Barley-Dull and un-
changed. Olls-Unchanged. Eggs-Quiet
andsunchanged. Butter-Quiet and IN.
changed. Cheese-Firm. Pork-Firm;
sales $lS buyer May. Lard-Quiet and
firm; steam nominal; kettle 121s12Rc.
Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders 6sc spot;
&c buyer May; clear rib 9tc spot and
buyer May; clear 9fa9fc.- Bacon-.Steady;
shoulders &c; clear lib 1Oc; clear 1910.
Whiskey-Firm; 94c.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, MAY 2l.-Flour-1n fair
demand and unchanged. Wheat-Dull
and heavyS Ohio and Indiana 81 45a1 so;
western spring 81 4Ss1 At. Corn-strong,
and the supply light; western mixed
quIet;, new S4c; old Soc. Oats-Firm and
scarce; western mixed G5aG6c; white Ola
Csc. Rye-Flrm and wanted; 81 05a
10. Provisions-Quiet and firm; very
little stock Offering. Pork-Unchanged.
Bulk Meats-shoulders &c; clear rib SIC.
Bacon-Shoulders 79c; clear rib 10aa1O9c,
Sugar cured hams 14a15c. Lard-Firm
at lO9c. Butter-Unchanged. Coffee
NoGm9i90aally unchanged. Whisky-Quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-22

ToAL1, particularly inYallds, tptinR ID Inv.
ing season Indications Of sickness should Al
once be attended TO. Fatal diseases may 6S
caused by allowing the bowels TO become consti.
pated, and tho system 10 remain In dlsofderod
condition, until The disorder has time 10 dove.
op ltselt An ounce Of prevention ID worth a
pound OF cure, Ia an old and tfuthiul sSyinf.
TasIel0te, We advise eli who are troubled Wiih
tne complaints now very prevalent headache,
lndlgeeuon, dls0Fdered liver, want OF appetite
nausea Or ieVerith akin, " tAko without delay
sehenck'B Mandrake Pills. We know Of no rem.
eay 20 harmless and decisive in its action, Il
o. once strikes At the root Of tho dlIeAse and
produces healthy tone 10 the System. People
never need suffer from any d Gease arising from
qlsoSdeted condition Of The liver IL they would
~ iAks THIS excellent medicine when they feel INC
nnt Indications Of the mllady. Families leaV.
lnR nome for the summer months should take
Lbfee or four boxes OF these pills with thCm
They Will relieve tho patient Of headache IA one
oe TWO hours, and will rapidly cleanse The liver
q surrounding bile. and Will eiFectuAlly prevent
! bilious attack. The. are sold by al drnRRiSts'
eOdkW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-22

'HAMMocKs.-These delightful comforts
in hot places are now brought within the
means Of all since the famous house Of
G. W. SIMMONS s. SoN, "OAK HALL"
Boston, Mass, announce the sale OF their
large importation Of real Manillas, OF the
wonderfully low price Of So each, or with
discount by the bale to the trade. "0ak
Hall" Is q reliable house, and you may de.
pend upon getting q good thing. Tho
same house also sell "Piiamahs," an East
Indian Night Dress, made from pure Pom.
gee Silk, at SIS the suit. This Is the only
lot in tho country, and It Is said In refer.
ence to them:-"The East Indian who
endures half the year more intense heat
than that which visits US for few weeks,
suffers far less than we do from It's at.
lacks. His airy bungalow, with It's shady
yerandas protect him while at home from
the burning sun, and his go.down Is con.
trived to resist tho warmth which would
disturb his comfort in business hours,
dressed In his cool "Pilamahs" (such as
are sold in this country only ct soak
HAIL. Boston, with his cork hat and
ample slippers, no looks like some visitor
from purer and happier sphere, and Ia
the very image oil GOODNESS and comfort"
Moral! Order Hammock-a suit Of
Pljamahs, and a Bathing suit, from "oAk
HALL" Boston.
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Seven Million, Of Pores.

All day and ali hight the exhausted particles
Of every human System are rasSIng OF through
seven millions OF QuArter.inch hoSe-thAt being
about the length OF the sweat.dueb connected
with tho pores. II these arc obS1uetOd, sick.
ness ensueE; II they were sealed up, the eouSe.
qutnce would DO death. II 10 one OF the MO.
Nlnees OF aostetters stomach BItters 10 keen
the superficial escape pipes open, az val az
Lnose larger excretoFy organs, tho bowels, The
stomach and tho akin sympathIEA, and Il "a
through the stomach that the BlIters al upon
tne SaueIe, Keeping It moist, elastic and unfe.
Yeted. The famous vegetable InVlRorant IA
marvellous medicine; no other preparation know
contains such variety Of curative and preSefTa.
i've elements. or acts, At the same ume. n Euch
~ aIiGy OF beneficial WAYS. In dyspepsia Il
the stomach, improves tue appetite'
and controls the liver; in lever and aFue. Il
breaks up the ats; In cases Of physical pfoG,fa-
aoa its literally a vital specific, dGW
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wuz q female. The second look revealed
the muskeeler form Nv Lucindyl ShC
he'd her Sunbonnet on and axe in hel
hand.
"Deekin !" aed l, ''stand firm. That en-
ragged woman is goin for Bascom, Let u
ac9uit ourselves like men,"
Inc Deekln's nose grew blooer, but his
lips closed ominously. I felt l coold d.
pend on him, But tuclndy didn't 70 on
the front door yard. She had come Out
10 split wood, and she split II, and takin
On armtull went back into tho house.
DC wuz nervous with excitement.
"Parson," said the Deekin, "1'm all I'm.
strung. thought the hour OF conflict
he'd cum. This drain on my nervous
system 10 too much. must hey a
soother."
And we went. wuz frozen with e.
constituent; The first slte tibet met my
eyes az We entered Bascom's, wuz the
other six a standin back from the bar
and llSenin to Bascom who wuz gesticu.
lating wildly. $3.50
This little game Is played out" sed
bascom, You git no more likker Nv mo
except In the reglar way"
sBut, Bascom," sed l, aei we guard
yoor property, It's ez little ez 700 kin do
20 keep as In refreshments. Consider our
ardoous serVis."
bah" wuz his reply "Yoo'ye bin
on dooty an hour and yoo'ye drunk four
times, witch 10 to say thirty.two drinks in
an hour. I've been exercisin o little
arithmetic while 700 wuz out, tho VOC
didn't stay away long enuff 10 give me
tme 70 do sum In simple multiplica-
shen decently. But in q barrel there's
about twelve hundred drinks-at this
rate yoo'd drink barrel In two days.
inns looks 10 me as tho 700 wuz per.
!ektin yoor property inSted Nv mine. l
DON'T want my property pertekted on
these terms. Such pertekshen may DO
Sutlshent, but It's rather expensive IL
"But, g. W. replied, do you want
these wimmin raidln on your premisesi
DO you want this precious fooid o runuin
aliover this floor sginH"
II wood ez soon sec 1t q runnin all over
this floor ez tosee 1t runnin down yoor
throats, gratis. don't see that II makes
any difference TO me where it runs, eff |
don't get nothin for It. Gentlemen, It's |
money, or no likker."
And here 1t ended. Bascom wuz in
flexible. The grosery hez no organized
pertekshun. FL we hev no money, we
can git too no likker, and without iIkker
we shel git too weak to hev the power
to resist. Whenever Lucindy and her
petticoated hosts appear, they will hev
an easy victory. am without hope.
PETROLEUM V. Massey,
(Which wuz Postmaster.)
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rho Now York stock Market.
From Tho POst's Money Artlclo,l

From the Posts Money Araelo,l
While the leading spectators arc using
every effort to depress the market, the
commission brokers report the receipt Of
q good many orders from outsiders TO
buy stocks, the stocks being paid Tor and
taken away. This steady absorption Of
securities may not be sufficient to at
once neutralize the speculative efforts
making to get prices down; but in due
time II will DO felt, and the street
will suddenly wake up and find them
selves short" OF stocks which arc owned
outside the street. Prices will then ad.
vance and tho stocks will be sold back to
the street. II Ia the same movement
which always comes when prices are
either from panic, or other cause, de-
pressed below values.
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A string Of PearlY prorerb,.

No cross no crown.
Out OF debt out Of danger.
Far from court far from care.
Take away fuel take away flame.
forecasts better than work hard.
OoVetousnesS brings nothing home.
Inc masters eye makes the horse fat,
he that goes borrowing goes Borrowing.
All are not hunters that blow the horn.
An obedtent vile commands her hus-
band.
The discontinued man finds no easy
chair.
Heavens.
Where the knot is loose, the string
slippeth.
When the fox breaches beware Of your
geese.
BE that will eat the kernel must crack
the nut
Friendship Is love, without either flow.
ers or vail.
To those whose god Is honor, disgrace
alone is sin.
Wherever the speech is corrupted, so is
the mind.
A laugh is worth hundred groans in
any market.
Diligence is fair fortune and industry
q good estate.
To a gentleman every woman is lady,
in the right Of her sex.
When the treeis fallen every man goeth
to it with his Ratchet.
Many mans vices have at first been
nothing worse than good qualities run
wild.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-22

TIE BALTIMORE & Ono RAILROAD
Hon. VIM. N. Springer, of Illinois, made
a speech in the Illinois Representative
Hall on the Goth ult,, in which he ana
lyzed the great trunk lines Of road. In the
course Of his remarks he said
1.-THE Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Com.
pany owns and operates 100 miles oil
road. Its total liabilities amounted Sep
TENDER 30, 1872, to $5G,014, 4S0 "a. This
would make the cost per mile only $780,
900. But tho actual cost OF the road, as
reported, Is only $50, 10000 Of, or $685..
3H per mile. And the capital stock, pre-.
lerred stock and funded debt only amount
to $2916lI 39s 80, or $20,205 per mile.
The affairs Of this road seem to have been
managed honestly. The company Is In q
prosperous condition. There Is no wa.
tered stock represented in lis balance
sheets. The effect this road has upon the
Western States Is very salutary. Not be-.
ing loaded down with watered stock, 1t Is
enabled TO put down lis rates and force
the watered-stock routes, such as the
Pennsylvania, the Lake Shore, and the
New York Central, into q healthy com.
petition. Thanks to the management Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Company, the PEG.
pie Of the West have one route open 10
them which has not combined with the
Pennsylvania and New York roads, and
which does not require western produce
10 pay tribute to watered stock"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-22

TOLEDO, May 81. : Flour Steady.
Wheat-Steadyi No. l white Michigan
81 65; No. 2, 81 43; extra do. 81 G5;
amber Michigan 81 As; June 81 45s;
July$1 46ta1 46I: No. l red 81 IS; No.
9 do. 81 AT; No. 8 do. 81 IS. Corn
Steady; high mixed cash and May 72c;
July zoe; September 7lc; low mixed 6s3;
no grade Csc; damaged 62ic. Oats
Steady; No. l, 651c; No. 2. 55c; Mich.
iEan 644c, -a-| r
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NEW YoHK, May 21.-Cotton-Dull;
uplands1Ssc Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Heavy and lower;
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 4Sa1 50; No. 3
Milwaukee 81 So; winter red western
81 6sA1 90. Barley-Dull. Rye-Quiet.
Coma shade better; new and old mix.
ed western S5aS7ic; new and old western
and yellow S7aSsc; white western ssa9lc,
Cofec-Quiet sugar-Dull. Whisky-
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Philadelpbia Morke,.

PHnADEnpHA, May 2l.-Flour-very
dull and unsettled; superane 81 76a5 50;
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana extra
family 81 5OA8 90. Wheat-Dull; red
81 45a1 55; amber 81 65s1 6S. Rye-96c,
Corn7Actiye and higher; yellow OOaO2c;
mixed at 91a92c, Oats-Good demand;
mixed 5Sa65c. Provisions-Active and
higher. Mess Pork-$lS 25s19 so; prime
mess 90. Hams-In pickle 12ta12fc.
Lard-11ta12c. Petroleum -Nomin 81;
crude CT oslo; refined 12fs1Stc. Whisky
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CLEVELAND, May s1.-Fiour- Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-steady; No.
red winter 81 64s1 SO; No. Q do. 81 45.
Corn-Quiet; high mixed nc; low mixed
!6ci cars on track 79A73c. Oats-Fair
demand and firm; No. State and west.
ern Csc; No. ado, Soc; white coo. Pc.
troleum-Quiet and flrmer; standard
white car lots lilo; Ohio State testto 100
degrees lie,
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nPor Chanca

Yol lave got Into trouble procure At oneo n
package Of the SAnAritAn's Gift, uso A. direeted
ana you will DO all right In three Or four daTS'
Ihe trouble when taken In time d easily oyef.
come, bat whom neglected, or when the oaaek il
vi ISN ana No gives his course Of BaltGm CO.
p1ioe, tnen very often serious complications
hAps months. ~ "SS''' wv
Another fallacy Ia, in persons trying TO saye n
lew cent?, dabble In cheap drugs, which eo an.
ordes and eieken the stomach that Glmost deaih
i0ol would DO relief: Samaritan's Gin viii
tSa TJTyer tme With no more unpleasant results
tnhn II inc trouble had not existed at All.
MalepacRARes, 81; Female, S. Sent 6y mall
!, Any address. DESMOND q &C.,, Proptietors.
SIo Race street, Philadelphia,
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Allegheny Catile Marian.

EAST LIBERTY, May s1.-oArr1R-
arrivals " cars; best 6ta6tc; medium
ota6c; common 5ta6f; bulls 44a5c,
ho9s.Arrivals, 81 cars best Phila.
delphia ~ S0a9 90; Workers So 25a5 so,
suEEr-Arrivals, 8 cars; best IS Goa
6 so; medium 81 25a5 30.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now YOrk Money nnd s,ock Mnrkn,

NEW York, May 9l.-MoNBY-Clos
at 8 per cent. g3a.Ei IFgs
sTERIrNo ExcnANeE-Dull at $4s7t
ID So folG0 days and $40Oia4Ol for sight.
GoID-Closed at 1l2t, after selling OF
ll"ts119i. Custom receipts $4OO, 600.
Carrying rates 2ia1 and finally fat. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4Os 5000
fi /
aoVERSMsNTs-Fitm and in good de-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-22
Pittsburgh Petroleum NIarke,.

PITTSBURGH, May 21.-Crnde-ouiet
and very dull; quoted 81 s5aS1 80. Re.
tiued-Very quiet quoted 1910 May;
1910 June. z.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-22
STATE BoNDs-Dull,

E StsSSSst: q; secs! [ylrgiais old.
Tennessee, new. .slI III. Carolina, new. .laS
sTocKs-0pened steady and declined I
to II per cent as the day advanced, and
at tho close were strong at an advance Of
t to ! per cent from the lowest point of
the day. The declinoin Pacific was due
10 Washington news about the subsidy.
Western Union was weak on reports that
the company would declare dividend Of
two per cent, not four, as anticipated, and
also on continuance Of the rnmor Of an
alliance between the Atlantic & Pacific
Telegraph Company and the new direct
Gable Company. Tho advance at the
close was aided by free buying and q
Washington dispatch that the Banking
and Currency Committee had completed
the currency bill. ;r