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The New York herald., 1874-12-13

At II. MINTI'S 245 THIRD AVENUE. BETWEEN
N Twentieth and Twenty.trst streets.-Ladies ana
gentlemen will be astonishsu the great prices VIC pay
IN cash ior casLon Clothing, carpets, Jewclry slis
Dresses. $40 to $50; Goats s3 Sis: Pants So to s.
note by nost pncalv attended to by Mr. or Mrs Minl
T 5. MISH'S, I37 THIRD AvENU UE-LADiES AM
"a gentlemen can receive the highest price tor Cast on
Clothing and Carpets by calling or addressing LADIES'
attended by Mrs Msh,
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

DANCING ACADEMIES.

YTURPIN'S MEAD CANDY
is especially desirable for relieving coughs sore
throats and weak stomachs.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

A -cARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY. PLlMPTON'3
"A. Building. intersection Stuvvesant and Ninth
streets.-Classes every Monday and THURSDAY: pr
in Glide Waltz specially. Reception every
ursdu
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

A WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 3O3 IVES
"A. Fourteenth street. Glasses open Tor beginner
All fashionable dances taught in rapid succession sen
Tor circular. Soirees every Tuesday AMI saturday.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

Nouveautes Ia French Flowers, Festhers Fur and
Feather Trimmings. Hats Bonnets, &c.
Just opened, 5cases
Berlin Worsted Embroideriea
Slipper Patterns, Sofa Cushions Pincuehiona Chat,
Stripes, Suspcnders, shawl straps. &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15

and give them little care when they get
home, is thoughtiess and cruel.
The best grass for a pasture is limo,
thy, orchard grass, red top, with red
and white clover. Which grass to
choose depends much upon the soil.
Upon rich limestone lands timothy,
orchard grass, blue grass, and red clio.
yer may be sown; the quantity OF seed
would be elk quarts of. timothy, one
bushel each OF orchard graes and blue
grass. and elk quarts OF clover.
The blue grass, il it sue
ceeds, will not show much until
the others begin to run out, which vii!
be in three years. Upon most soils red
top and timothy should be chosen
Twelve quarts of timothy and one
bushel Of red top would be proper guam
titles.
To make square harrow in two
parts hinged together in the centre,
take four pieces OF AKA oak or maple
scantliug elk feet long. Mortice the
short pieces into the longer ones twenty
inches apart and six inches from each
aud, thus making two frames or gates
six feet long, three feet wide, and with
four cross-bars each. Hinge the two
gates together by means of three pair
o. eve bolts with a long rod passing
through each pair. Put FIVE teeth
twelve inches long and three-quarters
OF an inch thick OF square iron into
each cross bar, and three teeth into
each main bar between the cross bars.
There will then be fifty TWO teeth.
This harrow should be drawn from one
corner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
SCELLAN EOGS.
Dr.. L-ongdon
On Diseases of the Mind and
Nervous System, Physi-
cal Exhaustion and
Premature Intel
lectual Decay.
ThcIr Rational Treatment
anGI'Ositive Cure.

We can conLempIa' c no EIu!e painful and
melancholy spectacle than NINA In ruins
or the wreck OF Nervous system. ANA
vet Mental and Nervous LeTanz ementNarc
wear increasing at an alarming rae .
Broken- down Constitutions, Physical + Y
haustion, Nervous Weakness, Paralysis "a!
the Brain, General Debility. Early Decay o.
Manhood, Cases of suicide and insanity,
are now nun bered by thousands all over
| the land. No rank or class Is exempt nom
these terrible malad es. Married ana
single, male and female, rich and poor. all
castles are included in the dark catalogue:
The Young man o; proud birth, fortune and
| inteilect, whose aims, hopes ana amDltlon
should nave led him up TO the higher
plains OF lie, has fallen prey to The Grea
DESTROYER. The youth o. humble paren-
| tape. whose cheek once bloomed and blush
| ed with innocence and health, whose eye
| ONCE sparkelrd with the radiant fires OF a
brilliant mind, whose step once was manly
and frIn, is now among It's myriad victims.
Upcouu. pd Thousands perish thus, year
NJ or yr?r w.'No': rHOrlng the cause OF
Ihclrru lu.l..i..,. r''!pl! sands of lie have
Al run out Like steIs that set To rise no
more, so 90 they fall into premature graves,
pass from mortal sight forever and fade
away into eternal OBLIVION.
But is there no physician FOR this large
class OF human sufferers and no Antidote
for these wide spread maladies? We aus
7rer. ares Your he may yet be redeemed
fruuS1e traction. and crowned with many
n wear Of health ana happiness. We know
that physicians in general practice, for rant
Of experience and skin IN tbs class Of ddnients.
| have done bur litIIe for their relief and
absolutely nothing f0r their c1te.
| DIR. lOngdGn has devoted much or his
prOleSSional lite to these forms OF Debility.
| and his great kill In their management Is
| only the natural result OF thorough mtdl
cal education and enlarged experience. His
| treatment OF thee Diseases embraces both
Hyriene and Medicine, and has proven
| entirely successful in hundreds OF cases
that had haned all other systems OF medi-
cation ItimpartS ne~ vlgor TO the failing
| body, new l!Ie to the eueryated brain, new
! tna sion and elasticity 10 the weakened
nerves new tone and energy 10 the stomach
and digestive organs, new power TO the en-
,eeSled system, new vitality TO the blood,
new activity To the mind, and endowS the
entire organism, the body and mind, with
all tReir organs, powers, !acult' es and func-
tons, with renewed health and manhood.
Medicines Tor all Diseases by mail and eX-
press 10 all parts Of the country.
Persons who may hecO lie our patients can
rely upon our best efforts and skill for their
reSInr ,tion 10 health.
Cffice HourS-FrUm o q. IN. TO 3 p. m,
len not Professionally absent.
ONCE and residence,
1909 E0FF (old Filthy Street,
Opposite the Cathedral.
WHEELING. W. VA.
|. H. H., L!oNGDON, A. My NJ. d.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
.oR SALE.

FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN
\ dred and three acres. will sell 1t In
one lot or divide II In lots Of four or hve
acres to suit purchasers. There Is mo oeIIer
Situated within one mile OF the city o!
Wheeling. ,.,,a
two. and three years. For further particu'
iars enquire OF the subscriber.
i"'' GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
II. OBRIEN,
Real Est to Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15

J1AIRMONT, WEST VA, FORMERLY
+ Kearsley. This House has just been
newly rented from cellar 10 ga!ret with
new beds and new furniture, and il second
10 none in the country. and is tuated al
the B. & y. railroad depot. This House is
first class in every respect. The table is al
ways supplied with the best in the market.
Charges moderate. Sample ROOMS for COM
mercial travellers. No charge for handling
baggage. Give me a call. Satisfaction
guaranteed 10 all my patrons. Good stab
ling for horses. E. W. SHURFLEFF,
noyc9 Proprietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
IaRENCH CONDITION POWDERS,
FOR HOKSkS AND CATTLE

Experience has proven It to be highly
useful for the cure OF the various diseases
ts which horses and Cattle are subject such
as Founder, Hide-B0und, Yellow Water.
Loss of Appetite, Heaves, Distemper
Coughs &C. II carries OF all gross humors,
and purifies the blood.
LOGAN, LIST d 90,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, West Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
Nail City Brewing Company.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
a Stockholders OF the Nail City Brewing
Com pany viii lie held on the 10Th DAY OF
January, 1874, at one O'CLOCK, p. NJ, in the
old Intelli9ehcer building On the corner OF
Main and 18th streets, in the city OF Wheel.
ing, to elect Board Of Directors, make by
laws and transact other business which
may lawfully be done by the said Stock
holders in general meeting.
FRANK WALTERS,
CHRIS. SlEBkE,
GREGORY WARNER,
CLETUS HAUSER,
JOHN BUTTERFIELD,
HENRY MICHEL.
CHAS. ID. RITTER,
+. G.. NAAS.
Corrorators.
WHEELING, w. VA, jan, 9Th, 1874.
ian q & IL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
EllAk RENT.

DOsSBSSION GIVEN ON THE FIRST
OF January, the lai ge and elegant room
in the second story of Odd Fellows Hall,
adjoining 10 and same size OF the room OF
The Library Associa lion, suitable for society
meetings or concerts Apply to
MRS. ZEIGENFELDER,
20 Monroe street, CT
w. p. McKELVEY,
dac3N li2 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
FOR SALE.
Valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

N1OTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell Tin
whole or in part) that portion Of coal now
in his possession, amounting TO about ~
one-third OF mile north of the city limits,
together with one acre OF surface at the en-,
trance on the aide nearest the river, ana
thee acres of surface around the other en-,
trance, back OF Fulton. The vein OF coai
depth. and could be conveniently shipped
6y means of the county road, or by tne r..
W. SE.R r., as the entrance on the river
side IL not 2OO feet from either.
The above will be SOLD on 'easoauIe
terms, or exchanged for gooo Town prop
erty. v,rrp NARaHAJL.
narl-h WALL MN A0RA.oHN- - -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
TERMS OF SALE.
FOR r e N r.
nor RENT.

For RENT II
The Store on Market street, next
door 10 REGISTER Office. This room Ii ad-
mirably suited for Sewing Machine once
or any retail business. Dwelling appast-
mentS attached. Possession given lmIneI!'
siely. Must be applied for within one week.
ID. T.. LIST,
Executor K. II. CuInmins, at Bank OF
" hanllnR. OeCkO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
NOR RENT.

E'OR RENT. -
The Store Room in Crangle's Block
Market street. now occupied by the Howe
Sewing Machine Company.
Also the Hall in the same BUILDING. now
occupied by the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION.
Also the room now occupied by j. =.
Fairfax, Esq, Architect.
Possession Of all given April LIST, 1874.
InnS-b K CRANGLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
commissioners Sale OF Real
EStNfe.

Andrew " ilson,
We. III Sh9hSi''
John G.. Alderman, ct. al.
In pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit
Conri Of Ohio County. rendered and enter
81 in the above entitled cause, on the lSlh
dsy of December, 1873. l will on
Saturday, January Sist' 1874
Alto o'clock, A. NJ, at the front door o. inc
i;ourt House of Ohio County, sell me lol-
loving de scr!bed property, that Is 10 say, a
certain parcel or lot OF ground situated IN
Tho town OF South Wheeling, now tne
EiShtI, Ward fthe City OF Wheeling, West
visuinia. and numbered on the pat OF
what was formerly known as Ritchlet0wn
.nd Ia Grange, as lot numbered Ten llVl IN
snare numbered eighteen (lS), with the
improvements thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ore.,hird OF the purchase money TO be
maid in cash on day OF sale, the balance 10
ps nail in two equal instalmens at slx anu
,waIve months RESPECTIVELY, with lnteies
trono the day OF sale, the Commissioner
taking the bonds OF the purchaser LOT Tue
Jeferred payments. Title to be retained
un'il luz RIG. BARR,
Specisl Commissioner.
J. NJ, MILLER,
Auctioneer.
JaCSNt .3-Oaw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
StGre Room For Rent.

TIME DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND,
No. 1917 Main street, now occupied oy
Y. NJ. Porter as Boot ana snoe Stofe.
Possess on given April LIST. Apply TO
oer25 J.B. SHEPPARD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15

Any LADY WHO rs AMBITIOUS TO
a set good table, will use Logan, List
x Co.'S Excelsior Bsk' ng Powder. The best
in the market and the most economical.
AK for LOGAN, LIST & COZ Excelsior
Baking Powder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.


Lightning rods, as usually erected, do
not afford much protection. The con.
Quoting power Of lightning rods is pro-
portionsl TO their tolid contents, and
not 10 their surfaces. Insulators are
of no use in any case. The rod must
be attached directly to the building,
the closer the better. Sharp points Tor
the upper termination OF rods are nee
essary; rods are Of but little value
without them.
1t was only a few years ago that
swine feeders were vieing with each
other for the greatest weight Of carcass /,
but this is now changed. Hogs that
will weigh 500 pounds are sold at less
price per pound than those OF $50 to
800 pounds. The market in Eueland
has long favored light weights Lon
don is chiefly supplied with pigs less
than 200 pounds weight And this
tendency of the market to pigs, well
fsttened, but of email weight Is just
what the farmer should encourage, for
it ia exactly in the line OF his interest,
1t costs more to make the second hun
dred pounds on q pig than the frst, aud
still more to make the third hundred
pounds than the second. and 80 every
pouud added becomes more expenslve
Farm horses bept in the stable and
ONLY worked occasionally should be fed
and managed with care. A common
mistake ia to let them do nothing toi
several days, and then put them
through" A sharp trot for q mile OF
two until the sweat starts will do nc
harm, but rather good, provided they
are rubbed dry afterHard. But te
drive them rapidly eight or ten miles
let them stand in the cold an hour Of
two, and then drive them rapidly home
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-15


A correspondent OF an Eastern jour
nal gives the following method for the
con struction Of a derrick, resembling q
painters easal. for raising hogs. He
says: Who that has hogs to butcher =,
does not know, and who has not felt
that the banging Of them up is the hard
and laborious part Of the work which
has to be gone through with in order
70 5ress them decen,ly. We have in
o o. community what l will call der
rick, which obvia,es all the hard lifting
and perplexi.y. 1t is a contrlvancs
msde Of three poles about eight iess
long, With the top ends hsttened q ihte 9
and a six inch boil. put through with q
nut on the end Of the bolt to Lold them u
together. Then two hooks should be
nut into the two ontside poles abou'
one-third the distance from the top'
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at't,2..&@si Resister.
DAILY REGISTER.
THE FARM.

Apple Tree Rorers-Correct Length
OF whimetrees-How TO Hang q
Hog-Harness Ref0rm-Preserva.
ton OF Milk-Practical SugEes-
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jan3
, 1874-08-13


L1vEHpooI Aug. I'LL 2. .m.-Flour, 2ss ai(a25a oil.
WheAt-Wner lUs Au3l0s l0l; spri1!g 0s 7l{slUs Cd
wAlts, liz 3dtal1s Ill; cnb. iii 1ltY1As 3l. Coru,
53s 3H. Pork, 7JB, Lard, COS Cd,
L1gKnrooI, Aug l2-2 p in.-Unchangcd.
L1vE1!rooI. Aug 1913 p. m.-DroadstuGs dull; un-
changed.
IASkRrooL, Aua. 19,-ootton utrong; rniddiing up
lands, BAG2b1G8!5a. Sales, IT, 0D0 bales including
2o9o speculation aud export; 1l,10a American.
DraalBtut1a quiet.
rroysions13acan. abort clear n,iddle3 Ga 0d; long,
b1a Cd. CheeHe, 61s Oil. Lard, Bas Cd.
LONDON, Aug. 12-5 p. m.-l.1ts Of dsco1lnt ia open
market for threo uonthb' bills, 81, ppr cont Or J, be-
low tho Dank Of England rate AInoInt Of bullion
gone Into tho Nank of England on balance today
eaao. 900. oonhols-Mouoy, 9ah @9ax; account, VIZ
United states Aecr11ties-3-2Oa Of 65, loa.s; o7s,
!o94; l9;4os, iooA; now ts. 1oiA. Now York cau-
Ut! hsaa:a fss; nasoeS@ easoS Sjd PF'f'FF'd 49,
The IfarE Lane Ipress III lta reyieW OF tho bread
aua mark has tho following III regard to tho "lpat
"Wo Rro now at tho middle Of harvest and tho now
wheat Hhowa nothing to ullcato than MI xferaKa
guilty aud growth, although suno ot It shows noro
Gnau average riilenesa. 6une Ut our contempnra-
rea my That the crap will he two-thrds Rboyo lhe
average others, onc-lhirtl ats otlers nbut A Avos"
ago. wlilo tink Il will bs below thu n7orags. An
lmhdnao amount OF wheat Ia yet unharststol AMI al
incrcaae OF rain would 10 sprlous. Thuro ika ira
diversity of opinion about tho crops In Franc aud
Helguul."
III cosug ita royiow, tllo Eppress ssys "Wo do not
eco how tho price Of wheat cali 10 much uepresa1u."
PAn1u, A,iE, la-lte,Itea, 43f So.
FAANRYollr, Aug. l3.-Uiloa StAtca coupons Of %.
%.
AAEwxap, Aug. 12,-pstroleum. 2sf.
, 1874-08-13
THE DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST rs,

ro}ootod oo 1aprlng at ooe 2,ao hn DO at o2}1oi
Ct sl.1o; 1900 b,l No. 2 rcd uinter At s1:oi1l;
800 bn 10 at Bl.0i 400 bu do Mt *l031}f 400 bu
tai, LAB coo In.
Corn was moro aotivo, at IN average doolEno Of
1@111c por bu, unslor largo receipts here and ro-
ported weaklesa III 1iverpool, With 5ullnoas u
noon, with not much disposition to buy, eill,or
cnsll or options. Then brokor bought fow
lots, conaecutivoly, and was said to turn la card
over to tho King Of tho lnto combination. This
sdi aud liz 10 markot became flrmor nnfor moro 40.
ably from mombors Of tho latc
ellduc, II not for tho oliQuc ~ an
predicting that corn viii no'l at Go before II to1la
at 0Gc Tho carly weakness was continuation
Of tlat Of yesterday, roluced principally by tho
discovery Tint thoro ta noarlY twice a. much corn
tn store ho,o as had boon calculated on. The
country otaors on tho floor, cIthor to buy or soil
Bollor tle montb opened 81 40, declined to
6s9{o, and advanced to 641Gc, closing at sia6c.
Bo!lor September sold at 9315@B4c, clobing at
mfzei at o5j6o, anl roteoted at olo.
05l5e; $4,000 bu No. q at $50, 50,s 500 bu do
60 1 geso4sd DO st y 69j 3S By BY Do st s
G394c. Total, g02, 400 bu.
Oats wero loas activo aud weak. In Bympntly
with wheat and corn, though tho receipts ,woro
considerably loss than the day previous. Now
York was qllutod dut, mud thoro Waa scarcely any
donand for shipment hero. Cash lota foil o6
from 41c to 9g9{o, closing at 400. 6elfer tho
month sold at s7$499oo. closing, at S791o: Boil
Or September sold at 3011 1@36H, sellor October
At a0l135@38$M, aud sollor tho yoar at 85]1@S634.
Cash Batoa were reported of $500 bu No. 2 at
41o 1900 BIT do at 1890; 2, 400 bu do at 4015o
5000 blu do ut 4Ot<o: u, 400 bu do at 40o; GOO
blu Go at 8gHo; B,400 bu No. q whlte at 400 coo
bu do at 41}1o; 1900 bu rejoosod at 800 !, 200
bu, BY sample. at 4415o; GOO bu do at 4311o 600
bu mixoa nt $50; quo bu do ut 4oo, Oh track.
Total, 4o, 400 bu.
Rye was moro actiyo and easier, declining 10
per bn under MI increased supply, being also
weakened by the downward movoment in other
markets. Tile domaul whB only local. Bollcr
September sold ut Zoo. Cash No. closed firm
ut 72o. Cash Bnles wore reported Of 1000 BIZ
Especial houso) at $50 {; 400 bu do at 7215o; and
2,H0O bu do 1T 72o. Total, 4,800 bu.
Barley WAS quiet md Rteadier at tho outside
quotations Of yesterday, under fair demand,
with worry light offerings Of any kind except
snmple lota which were in ample Bupply and
weak. Seller Boptomber sold at $1.02. Rejected
waa nominal at Blo. Cash aales inoludc 400 bu
No. 2 at Sl.03; 12,000 bn do ut $1.02, 800 bu
No. Q at 03c; 400 BIZ do by ysample st91.00; 400
bu do at 93c on track; 400 bu do At $1,14 delIy-
erod. Total, 5000 hn.
EXPORTS PROM THE nEADoARp.
Tho following were the exports from the seven
leading cities Of tho States for tho periods
named:
, 1874-08-13
Total Nov. /, u, ----------
70 Aug: s, H.. .224.111 las.og7,7ss y
Total oil D.. 3.
ports Nov.1 ~, .-.--.....
to Aug. 8, III. .2a1 .2so 1sa,saI,4o4 81
W0OL.
The Boston Shipping List says:

The Boston Shipping List says:
Tho transactions Of tho week foot up good average,
comprising upwards Of 100000 fba foreign and
domestic, Of which 285 900 be wero domestic hesce,
era wcre quite numerous. representing HOMO Of tho
best mils in tho country, nhny Of whom wero dfsap
pointed becaNso they could not fud any cheap lots Of
wool. There 4a also OF less speculative inquiry,
market LIS In fact steady and rm for ali desirable lots
Of o-tlo domestic clip Is rapidly going Into
sumptton,-ana PARTIES Who looked for lower priecs
Mill 10 disappointed.
CATTLE DIsuAsK.
Tho st. Louis Glo1e saya TINT a great many
cnttle in East 81. Louis havo died during tho
past few wooks, and that tho cause assigned by
their owners was tho prevalence Of the Toxas
cattle fever. An interview OF prominent CATTLE
dealer by Globe reporter eliolted the informa-
ton that the deator had heard Of the diseahe In
ILLINOIS, but ho did not believe that 1t had "a yet
appeared In MiaHouri; certainly there Wero no
deaths from 1t in tho atook-yards. There wore
foH deathH Of cattle In E2at St. Louis, but no
moro than occur every year. Tho report, he bo-
loved, WAS gotten up to doproHs the market, ii
possible, AZ. since itB circulation, stock cattle
had fallon Il to 31o por lh.
LATEST.
Wheat WAS quiet In tho afternoon, and stronger,
aelling Al 1.02@1. .0215 for tho month, and c|oB-
ing at s1.o2A@1.0275. sellor September sold at
9y@a93sgc, closing at 1880. Corn waH in do
G4556c, sellor lilo mouth, and after 'Change was
quoted 64Ao. Soller September sold at G9L@
64e6c, closing at the outside, Oats wero easior,
cloBing at 971ac for tho month. and for Sopto1n~
Der at $3.50. ..hloBB pork waa atoady, and lRrd
hrmor. Sales, $50 brls meas pork, aeller the
year. at $1G.50; $50 tea lard seller tho yoar, 1T
$l0.75; GOO tea do at 410.70.
, 1874-08-13

continues moderate, aud prices uniformly steady
Tls p1Tsio 1sa io114 saoo do 12.12 sla6o: Xxi
90 $1,000; do, roofing. i412o, 1o, sl1Sd; Do, 2oz2s,
PIC rrx-rArgc soo; small, s1o; bar. $40.
soIDEn-No. i. 21o; No. 2. 9oc,
LEAp-rtg. 7Ko; DaT, eK@9o; load pspo, eho; en-.
6orrHa-Dottem,, $50 shsatiing copper, a4c:
Gss sskrr iinoa-No d. 90 rates: Russia Iron, to II
inelu.ivs. 2oe; DE- No. salned' 100; American Ruz-
te ~: : S HOP ae24, 1os;
Of Is per cant il nnae from ihts list. :.
g: iii iaaas ~; Sst cont sss u.s. t.
sAiLs@Msss 9aist; q auot.uea, "a J.; asesea pse Asg.
+ ia a s g. 5,,S{S5 iGh e; ;S
inquiry. The demand = l!Rht for other eoosla.
IL; hemp sssh cord. y lb. lsaa2ae; n,arao, 8 IT,
18s2oo; tarsea sons' y T. ~ M1TSlso; oatnnt y balo,
ySS;' SsoS: 1osln, ,1e6 1.e6S 1eo bri. ' 's'' '''''
oiIb-Iara q L ia. nnsottloa, tho tendency betng
Y sdvsaee Ianssed A ~ stssdy st yesterdays Eeeuc;
steady. Wo qnoto: Carbon tstautard whIto) LID deg
tast i5e DO 1linol, lesal test 16o aog loEl7o; Do
aSscsN NJ u.s. 49, '1s sSa %fif n.es fs' Ia
&taoso % do, toed ose@ 500; Wilde. 7aaSou, storn
e.. s d. ss sai saaS sltss Dc
elephant OIL poo rumhaso oil, 76s; turpentlno, 44s
$50: uanhtha 81 gravity. lGo narAtha co.nmoli l3c
pbTNTOES- Wore dun and laxsr unisor ooutii.nod
liberal receipts. HmalI greon sook Ii almost
New petaoes, fair to choice. $1.oo@a;5o ,per br'.
pOULTlY--HprlnH chickeils woro In liberal Bllppy.
and dull Sales made at $t.7s@3.D0 tho outslsto
for exceptionally choice stock. Tllrksya wero auw
Quotations; Turkeys, u9llc; old aull lar,e aprIng
chcksua g. O0ea3 30; snIal aud fair sprllGy. t5dS
2t0 u dog ducks, 81 0uG93.25.
sEEDS-rrimu timothy was In active detnsnd and
1r0or, under comparatively light olfusinHa, 1nlqrpr
asod was quiet. Sales wsra 1nado at 276(Sa alK ior
s0s for primo nov. d:oa aai sold q sll.yo 0tl!sr
topla wero quiet. Sales inrlulo: go bugs ol,pco
timothy at S3l0; 440 bags prltuo nov At $J05; 48
lmas II 3901k; 3gy bays do ut tja0; to LAga at
$2p7H: iii bags at $3.95 c41 bags sHty old I,rlno)
Ut $190; 107 bugs at $!H3 u bugs Ut 387; 20 baua
ii 40; SO ags old at Sa75; 100 bags, nullcr nst
half Of August u $3.s3; 80 bugs Ink ut $a0 bugs
prime cloy1r ut $o.1a. .-......,
BALT-A moderately sctlro business was reported
ut rqcait rrIoaa OuonlaYa anl Bagiuaw iiue, ;l7o:
diamond, $2.0u; ground $909; tuIry, without haEs
sam dairy, with bags $3.50; Ashton aAry psr sack.
TE1S-Now toaa are moving on liheral acalo, at
very full prtces wlilo old crop Are neglected. and
easy Quostio,s are ~ follows Young hJson, sonon
70 fair, 3s@45o,; a. =. good, b59o'o do, chqiee
ron, b5aaso; eo1uuoa imperial, taQssos; gosl to