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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS tdA NCEo-
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a. ,! "ssp
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al 30 70 bs b Fa1 a
sse'ss: ST. If Toaa Kias. 81 Lie
A saoon and biIard-roon in s~d location on the
Of Il 81 Co. re- Is s
1 RARE CHANCE FOR 4 YOUNG MAS IAvIXG
: uasG ss sxs;
ss ssss fsqaif. f4qai;. III
III East Madison-st.. Rooms aads.----- aud :.
i F1RsT-CIAsS SAMPLE ROOM, DOING 4 GOOD
a busiae,s. 8 EAst Iarrison+t, opponte the POST
i PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, WELL '!:I!,,. EsTAB: s
god tn.eity for 'ae :. is.' 1han reHi sqs
G,ifIitYH GSElKv ttFsRe Teuas as ose ssss: 1aplee'
COAL AND yoop YARD On WEST 5;TH IXRInNA; Al! !;
sF5xE Isl Ii as w.: &c s,aas tst :'''
i ssa.S aSeMEl1n oi.1l. SALE INQUIRE
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY "A RESTAURANT
ea
taY to ts:
4 1e:; foF ~ cheap i "a South F.sr1st
Apply TO-DAY tSunda5) Monday mp to nooa On p.eisss
Il. south Peofta-st-
4 GOOD OPENING FOR PARTY WISHING TO
A engage in the h,tc line oercd either 2 buy
ind ind xool osa; I Adaie.. Tbaae oss lse
GAYS
1 GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A PERSON OF
Il moderate to engage Ia manufacturing busl
uo.s several ycars standing which has b-ea
ra1e Very litt1s competition in IT, and the work dons
Il mostly cash $lu t0 bat will bs sold Quie
disconn, owing to tuhe4ltn Of partner Address -,
Tribune odet.
FIRST-CL1SS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SAM
a plc-roon1. prominent: South Side, for
sals only t. 70 place cleared ever that
amount Josr Must bs tod. owner leaving for ku-
rope Cal Il COoKAa WEsTS Wholesale liquor store.
l45 Mpptoest.
, 1874-06-21

TY EENT-NARSLs; FRONT HOUSE, 70, = p ,!1s \
HicaSan-av.. with barn, rs per month. r u PAI-
TERsUN No. u Dearborn-st., Koom II.
, 1874-06-21

TI'O RENT-UR FOR SALE CHEAP-A NEAT, COM
lmotu. Swiss cottage Of AID balconies, corner
one block from bus. Call promptly At l95 North Cur
, 1874-06-21
RUs1NEss CHANCES.

4 LIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. PAY,
n ing G{5 90 year for enls for e. 01 Must bo sold
this week; owner going anay. Address ST. Trdbunn
, 1874-06-21
TO RENT--ROCMS.

ITO REHT-TO PARTY WITHOUT CHlLDRKS,
fonr nrfnrnfshed rOoyns, With closetN suitable Tor
hnusaEcepinS Reference required. Apply 1t 2ao West
, 1874-06-21

no HEST-SEyERAL NEW OCTAGOS.FKONT
Lck houses 10 ruons each hot and cold ws;er bath
etc, near Lincoln PARK; low to guu1 tenants T. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12

NEW YORK, November 11.-Cotton-
Quiet and unchanged. Flour-Moderate
demand and prices unchanged. Wheat
Steady and in moderate demand; No.
spring 81 15a1 25; No. 2 old 81 1Oa1 Is;
No. 8 do. 81 03a1 05; No. 9 milwaukee,
81 10; amber 81 23a1 90. Rye Flour
Firm at 81 10A4 90. Cornlneal-Stesdy
at 81 25a4 10. Rye-Firm at 09a95c.
Barley-Scarce; prime Canada West held
at 81 90. Malt-Firm. Corn-Heavy
and lower; mixed western afoat 9l1s92c;
new do. S3a65C. Oats-Firmer and less
active; mixed western 63a644c; white GA
6Gc. Hsy-Unchanged. Hops-Firm at
3Ss45c. Coffee, Molasses and Rice-Dull
but unchanged, Sugar-Dull at SiaSic.
Whisky-Less active and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
Pork RaisinR.

A correspondent Of the Germantown
Telegraph writes: My own theory Of pork
raising, based upon experience, observa-
ton and probably a little philosophy Of
things II written for the benefit of others,
would DO about as follows: During the
hot summer months l would feed very
little solid feed, such as corn on the ear or
uncracked. Iwould keep hogs upon green
feed constantly, either grass, oats or rye,
and feed them atregular intervals, once OF
twice per day, upon mashed feed, either
shorts, chopped oats or rye, buckwheat
ETC., feed it in troughs. When fed in THU
way, and at the same time allowed acces!
10 water and shade, hogs will bear crowd
ing through the hot months, q very good
time, II not the best, TO take flesh. Thit
puts them in the best OF condition iol
corn feeding, which should Commence
about the first Of September, when Nae
new crop Is still soft and tender, Treated
in this way hogs become probably as per,
feet as any method could make them
Upon the whole, too, believe Il thC
cheapest and most economical.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12

BEAUTIFUL WoMEN.-The hair is tho crown.
inS glory OF woman. There arc few moderate
Defect. which cannot DO remCdlcd by the prope,
disposition Of tho tresSes. but when the hair
begins To fall out, or turn gray, in young people,
or with those In the primo OF life, there Is cause
for real regret. When this 10 the calc, Hd!rs
Vegetable StctIian Hair RtneUE will be found
to be q arstclass remedy far superior, as q
sound medical medium, to anything else before
the public. ItActually restores gray hair to It's
original color, and in the great majority Of cases
causes 1t to grow again when 1t Is becoming thin.
1t Is not like many popular preparations, a mere
wash, but scientific discovery, Endorsed and
used by physicians Of character Address r. P.
Hall q Co, Nashua, N. H.-ForneyI Weekly
Press, FEB. l, 1868. d1W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
SCHENCR'S MANDRAKE Pills, PoR TnE CURE or
LIVER COMPLAINT 10
The Effects of Dosing.

Many persons who are wanting in natural
viEor endCaVoF to supply the deficiency by con.
stanuy dosing themselves with drugs, often Of
avery pcrnicIouS nature, which they are cred
ulous enough to mistake for invIgorAnts. There
can be no doubt that many lives are also short.
ened In this way. Ali that such persons require
10 apure Yege table tonic which like HOstetterS
stomach Blttcrs, also possesses the regulating
properties necessary 10 rectlly those organic
Disturbances which arc hut the result OF weak.
ness. The feeble and the nervous cannot DO too
earnestly advised 10 abandon tho dangerous
practice Of swAl owing mineral tonics, soda.
tiVCs and vegetable Glkaloids, which disorder
the stomach and produce the most hurtiul reac.
TONS and 10 substitute In their place this stand.
ard, STRENGTHENING cordial and corrective OF the
numerous disorders proceeding from debility OF
me nervous spstem, as well as OF tho stomach,
liver and bowels. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12

CHICAGO. November 1l.-Flour-Firm
superfne $4a4 80. Whest-Dull, closing
steady; No spring 0Oc; No 3, s5tc cast
or seller November; sGtc seller December
ste seller January; No 3, 9ltc; rejected
7Gia7Sc. Corn-1rregulsr, closing firm
No 2 mixed roc cash or seller November;
72so seller tho year; high mixed zoe. Oats
Steady and in moderate demand; No 2
47ic cash; 47a474c seller the year; rejected
45tc. Rye-Demand fair and marke,
firm; No l, S4bss5c. Bsrley-Demand
active and prices advanced; No 2, 81 1Sa
l 81; No 3, 81 06a1 90. Pork-Demand
active and prices advanced; SIS % cash
or seller February; SIT 65a17 10 seller the
year. Lard-Demsnd fair and prices ad.
vanced; 1910 cash; 12ic seller February.
Green Rams-15 pound average at 0sc
Whisky-steady and in moderate de-
mand, 9GiC.
On the open board in the afternoon
wheat closed firm; 87aS7tc seller Deem
Der. Corn, 74sC seller November; 725s73c
seller the year. Oats. 47Hc seller the year
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, November 1l.-Cotton-
Dull; lac, Flour-Steady and moderate
Demand: Wheat-Dull; red 81 08a1 OF.
Corn-Quiet; ear &c; shelled Gao. Oats
Steady at 53a56c. Rye-Stesdy at 94c.
Barley-stesdy; No. 3, 81 %. Oils-Un-
changed. Eggs-Steady at 25a26c. But
ter and Cheese-Stesdy. Lard-scarce
and firm; 13c spot; sales at 12a129c seller
the year. Bulk Meats-Demand fair and
market firm; jobbiug at 7s7ts10ta10tc.
Bacon-Actlve; shoulders ssa9tc; clear
rib sides, new 1880; clear 14ic. Hogs
Active; fair to middling packing So 80
seller; good packing and extra butchers
SO 60sG 65; bulk sales at SO BOAT 80,
Whiaky-Demsnd good at full rates; 00c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 11.-Clovel
Seed-Scarce, Sta9c. Flour-Firmer; su
perfne 81 00a4 %; extra "a rs. Whea'
Firm; red 81 coal 81; amber 81 23s
1 rs. Corn-Active; old yellow 92a0Sc
new do 75aS5c. Oats-Moderately active
white 6sa69c, Petroleum-S Steady; re-
fined 1880; crude Sc in barrels; Acc bulk
Butter-Quiet, 2Sa80c. Cheese-Steady
14al6ic. Eggs-Firm; western 27a2Sc,
Whisky-Scarce, 81 Oh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, November 11.-CATTLR
Receipts to-day 7Sl head; Tor two days
1907 head. Supply good and market &C.
tive at an advance on yesterday for good
cattle; common weaker. Extra So 75i
medium to good s. 50aG IS; common to
tair 81 25a5 co. stockers IS 0Oa4 90; bulls
g 25a9 25.
Hoos-Receipts to-day 1910 head. and
for two days $3.50 head. Best SO s0a
Z 90; Workers. 50 1886 IS.
SHEEp-Receipts to-day 4 400 head, and
for two days l1S0S head. Best 81 75a
5 90; medium 81 00a4 So
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 11.-Flour-QuieI
and unchanged. Wheat-steady; No.
white Wabash 81 III; No. | amber Mich
igan 81 IS; amber spot 81 0S; No. red
81 II. Corn Dull and lower; high
mixed nc; new CSC; low mixed, new, 67c
white S2tc. Oats-Dull; No. /, 53c; No
3, 514c; Michigan 6sc; white 641c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, November 11.-There was
only q moderate demand for domestic
goods by package, and the jobbipg dis
tribution light. Cotton goods in steady
request for small amounts; four yard
brown cottons in demand and firmly held
in first hands. Fancy prints quiet but
side'bands active; agents price for Amer.
lean madden fancy prints SIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November II. Flour
Unchanged. Wheat-Western dull and
unchanged. Con-Dull and nominal at
$50. Oats-Quiet and firm at G2sG5c.
Rye-Dull. Hsy-Unchanged. Provis,
ions-Firm; stock light. Pork-Un-
changed. Bacon-Shoulders DC; clear rib
l04a13ic. Hams-Unchsnged. Lard
143a149c. Butter-Firmer; choice to
fine tub 30a33c; choice roll SOC. Petro'
lenm-UnchaDged. Cof1ee-Nominally
unchanged. Whisky-scarce and firm;
improved demand at 81 GOAL OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
wheeling stock Market.

WKDNGHDAr, Nov. Il.
The following are the arrivals Of stock
at the Christman House yards during
last week, and the ruling figures paid by
purchasers. The market Is dull, but
prices are without important change:
CATTLE-ArrivSlS during the week,
17s head; g 00A4 25 per cwt.
Hoos-ArrivaB during the week, 229
head; IS 50A6 so per cWt.
CALvRs-Arrivals during the week, %
head; IS 00al0 90 per head.
sIERP.Arriyals during the week, 10
head 50 00A5 90 per head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
scHMeK'S PULHoMo EYRuF, FoR TuE cURB or
CONAN hpTiDN. Cnnnua AN CnLna

scHENeK's PULHoNo EYRuP, FoR THE CUM OF
CoNsuAPTioN, CoUGns, ASD COLDS.
Tho great virtue OF this medicine 10 that II
ripens the matter and throws II ont OF the Eys
ten, purl1es the blood, and thus effects cure.
souENCK's SEA WE'D Toxic, ron ms CuRH OF
DYIPIfsiA, INDIGESTION, 80.
Tho Tonic produces q heSlthy action oil the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle,
aud curing the most obstinate cases Of 1ndlges.
tlon.
SCHENCR'b Mandrake Pills, PoR the CURE or
LIVER COMPLAINT, 40.
These pills arc Alternative, and produce healthy
action Of tho liver, without the least danger, a.
they are free from cAlomtl. and yet moro efica,
cious In restoring healthy action OF the liver.
Theec remedies arc certain cure for Con.
SUMPTION. ~ the Pulmonic syrup ripens tho
matter and purllGs tho blood. Tho Mandrake
Pllls act upon tho liver, create healthy bile,
and remove all diseases OF the liver, often q
cause OF Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength To tho stomach, makes O
good digestion, and enables tho organs 10 form
good blood; and thus creates q healthy circula.
ton OF healthy blood. Tho combined action OF
these medicines, as thus explained, will cure
every case OF Consumption, II taken in time,
and tho uso OIL the medicines perseverod In.
Dr. sehenck Ia professionally at his principal
ONCE, corner Sixth aud ARCH Srs., Philadel.
phla, every Monday, where all letters for advice
must DO addrested. eodAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, November 11.-Wheat-
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Steady and
unchanged. Oats-Unchapge1. Petro-
leum-Steady; standard white, car lots,
otc; Ohio State test 11tc; small lots 1A2C
higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


PTrBuRaH, November 11.-Whest-
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-New ear
firm OF. 65a67c; new shelled 6sa72c, Pc
troleum-Crude zoo at Parker's; refined
10tc Philadelphia delivery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
New YORK Money and stocku.

NEW York, November l1.-MoNRY-
Closed at siASiper cent of from the high.
est point Of the day.
STIRLING Observation-Disclosures at 81 So
for 90 days and 81 ssia4 ss9 for sight,
GOLD Opened and closed at 110ti
carrying rates /, lis2 per cent and fat.
Clearinga S2s.0l7O0O. Customs receipts
$l04.OOO, Treasury disbursements 1894.
600.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOceTs,
1905 MAIN STREET.

Have now In store and for sale:
800 Bhls Flour, embracing White Rose, Edel.
Toits, Keystone, Howard and other standard
390 Hall Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
800 No. 3 Mackerel,
200 No. 2 Mackerel.
barrels and kits. HN''' w.
9 Nerces choice Carolina Rico.
100 Bbs choice N. o. MolAsses,
% bids choice N. o. Sugar.
20 Bbls syrups.
800 Bbs Standards a, B, Extra C, Granulatod,
PoWdeted, Crushed, Franklin and co Sugars,
100 Bags primo TO choice Coffee,
y Hall Chests prime TO choice g. P, Teas,
90 CaddieS prime 70 choice @. P. Teas.
20 Hal! Chests prime 70 choice Black Teas,
Our Tobacco embraces HAlbrook's, ], r, Milli.
nets, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among tho best In tho country. Our stock Il
full and complete, and viii DO offered 10 Inc
trade ct the lowest market price. We invite
CLOSE buyers 70 call and examine our stock DO.
fore Purchasing elsewhere.
mario NELL d ELLnraHAM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12

sTATR BONDs-Qulet and closed sIrong.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm and in rcques

uAlLhoAD bONDS-tIrm and IN request.
sTocKs-AdVanced tas per cent In
early dealings, but after the first board
became heavy and prices declined tai
per cent in tho entire list. During the
last hour the market was weak for all but
Lake Shore, and generally closed ut the
lowest prices Of the day. The decline
was most marked in Erie, Pacific Mail,
Union Pacific, Ohio s. Mississippi and
Cleveland, Columbus s. Indiana Central.
The transactions aggregated 10000
shares OF which 1900 were Western
Union, 10000 Pacific Mail, 5000 Erie,
$4,000 Lake Shore, $4,000 Union Pacific
$4,000 Ohio 6 Mississippi and 1000 .Cleve.
land, Columbus s. Indiana Central.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-12

oFTCIRs.
qEo. MENDE1, President.
j. n. VANCE, Vlce-Presldent
A. L. WILEY, Secretary,
l. Il. WILLIAMS, Asst Soc. and TT.
JOHN BISHOP, Genl Agent and Adjuster.
George Adams, Tho, D sh.,,o.
g. W, FtanZheirn, I N Vcrna 0uCFosS'
n. Reilly, Sco NanS
John q. Hobbs, T. Il S,,IoI'
Geo. B. Caldwell, " DA''' 49,.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-15
Strange and Startling

4 DIR. :. Ghywr Jorschk, n native OF
Mecklcnburg- Schwcrin, but now of
Marksville, La. gives an account over
his own signature of the sudden turn
ing to stone of Mrs. Frederick llollcr.
of that place. bride of few hours,
by the drinking of fluid found in the
center of granite rock. or boulder, that
was effected, he says, in few minutes
after the draught, a tumbler full, was
swallowed. \ post-lnortem cNamina-
ton showed that the entire body was
petritied and turned 10 hard stone,
which no ordinary surgical instruments
would affect. The doctors letter is
published in the y. Y. Saa.
The st. Louis Republican publishes
"A statement 10 the effect that Willis
Pcvtou. farmer of Franklin county,
y y. left home ten years ago as All
insurance agent. wrote back home from
Terrc Hautc, Ind, and then went to
Evansville. when he was taken with
the small pox. and for long time was
unconscious-that when he came to
himself lie was disiigured and meta
morphosed beyond recognition by him
self or his friends, except that he knew
from his consciousness that he was the
same man. lie had grown eight inches
taller in as many weeks, was horrible
sight, rejected by former scquaintsn-
tanccs went home. was rejected as an
lmposter 10y his wife. family and
friends but gave such minute account
of things. persons and events of for
mer wears in the neighborhood as no
stranger could. and some believe he is
The genuine Willis Pcyton. lie has
testified in court 10 the facts of his
identity and strange transformation.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-15
Crime ana Cruelty.

\ writer In Mr.. Bcrgh'> paper. the
iaimGi hjHg3om. presents some cur
iouS statistics of the connection be-
tween crime and cruelty. Only e.00t
convicis of whom inquiry was made,
only II admitted that they left pets ri
home. This j. in accordance with the
experience of all visitors among the
poor They will tell us that the flower
pot in the window, the canary hung in
the sunshine. the comfortable cal oIi
the hearth. are such indications of the
best house in the district or the quiet
IS; room in the tenement. Ii is going
too far. perhaps. says tie New York
Tribune. TO say that cruelty 10 animals
l. tho first step in crime. Crime and
cruelty are equally the result. of 4 bad
disposition and bad raining. II is GER
tain. how ever. thai tenderness II
brute creation io;> mullin aud FIN.
The temper. and SOFT i FROM
tenderness that we applaud
Mr.. Eergl', noble efforts. hui ON Il
thar ill"y ara indirectly do
ing rs much good to men as to bru,es.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-15
Waco Orange.
WACO Kansas. Jan. 9Th.

WACO Kansas. Jan. 9th. 1874.
EDIfOR EAGLE: In looking over the
IL; OF oranges. in our county. sec
nat there has been elections hcid and
lcw officer, elected A.! a called meet
II. OF Waco glauge the eth of Dee,
re elected our officer. j. T. W~.ooI
vas elected maal5y, ana reelected ID.
.. Wilson secretary. On the 81 OF
January we called i meeting and had
our officers installed. Brother Larah
McClung. Of Clearwater, was our OH
eating officer in the installation. Al
ter which we initiated nine members in
the fourth degree. at the close oi which
we had harvest dinner which result
ed ia rericc, joiiiicaiion, by our
selves and also brethren from neigh
boring oranges.
Waco grange is telling It's own story.
1t started. three months ago, with
barely enough members for officers.
now it numbers thirty and yet they
come. the result; is yet to be told.
We hope the day is dawning when
every farmer will turn from the evil of
his ways. More anon. FARMER ID.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-15
Fail or Triumph.

The year 1874 will be one full Of i'm.
port to the patrons. Such magnitude
has il attained, and in its progress gath.
crcd'snch momentum. that il will be-
irresistible To all outward opposition.
But rashncss and foolish counsels NAV
precipitatc il from is proud position,
upon rocks and breakers, and The close
of the year may find it too poor and
feeble for any to honor. Another year
should determine whether the REFORM
asked will be obtained. There are OPP
prcssions calling loudly for relief, buI
they will be obtained only by united
action. And while every one must
with scrupulous industry attend TO his
own business, there must be great and
patriotic sacrifices made in attcndin.
to the public business. If they allow
corrupt men and dcmagogues TO divide
them ia social and political action, thei,
efforts will be defeated and their enc
mics will rejoice in their division.
And if the farmers fail now, they will
not again show in this century con-
ccnlrated and united front TOR their
elevation. Every farmer has his inilu-
ence, but for success he must act III
harmony with others. Every man
should have his opinion, but il should
be modified and moulded 10y the gen.
eral stock of knowledge, that all ma,
harmoniouslv move forward.
Read more. Think more. Gooo
book, and papers should be read and
weli digesicd with thought. The h'sg-
iSscI' :, wiiH tIrm IL interest and lcei-
in. Al liscaiiuse have laborcd loD-
b. personals aiical.oa in caitltalin-
iowa -oi. a. Ter all its disadvantages
~ hi.ii iiaH- gugtaiion. am their IS er!
impGire-i> III =! mpa.hy nitn tic etrug-
giles AMI objects ui lie orlUr. hc feel
aai The coming NrCr IS idIi of moneii-
No opportunity or labor Viii b, spared
ou our parl 10 AID. cniigAten and cheer
iAcm IA ihi, great work. But the
more Inc farmers read, the more GER
iain;y there viii lc IN correctness, un-
ion and harmony e.. 'hcir iaol cmcn,s.
Oar columns are at their service, and
oar sAip,alhi,s arc with them in their
trials aad triunpllS.-lsica. state Reg
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-15
GIangerS.

No more oPportunc time could have
been found Tor the establishment OF
oranges !han tins prcccmt TAIL. As the
oranges are established upon the prin-
ciplcs of help Yourself" doctrine the!
are just the very thing desired and
needed. The large capitalists, who in
former wears aidcd the merchants in
moving our western and southern pro-
ducc 10 the sea board. have locked VI
their grccnbachs from general dis
trust of everybody. Wheat is largely
exported 10 England, but not more
than is Immediately paid tor in British
gold. There is no speculation in either
wheat or flour and prices are kept
down by the timid sagacity OF the ey
porter. II money conla be obtained
OH easy terms by those who were for
merry our purchasers. competition to-
gethcr with the wealth, large demand
in Europe would soon raise the market
and absorb the wheaton treasures
stored in our graparies.
Much more than the trade in the
wheat and llour is the pork market af-
fcctcd 10y the stringency prevailing IN
the money centres. Many are the
farmers who will not sacrifice their
hogs at the low prices now ruling.
Many Of them have concluded TO
smoke and pack themselves. This is
certainly the best course 10 be advised.
Every one, who can afford 10 hold his
mea, till spring, vii. be the gamer by
the operation. for there is no doubt
that heavy demand for provisions
viii rule next spring. just as much
as in former wears will be consumed; ;
the stock Oh hand by packers and trad
ers is small. and will soon be exhaust
ed. Then will come the farmers OPP
portunity.
But in order 10 succeed and realize
good prices. the meat. must be packed,
cured aud smoked. to be equal TO that
put up by the large pork houses. Aud
here is where the labo1s of the grange
begin. Some viii closely watch the
market with = view OF determining the
right moment VI hen 10 sell.
Such legitimate and proper work Tor
oar grange viii rebound to their bene-
iit and sirengih.->t. Midland Farmer.