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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
poRr OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NETWORK. sHrr %
CLEARED.
Steamship Bristol Wallace. Philadelphia. James Hand
Steamship Phlsdephi. Davis, PhiladslDha Jane: Hand
S S.f1 ;sa.n anS sr Muller SsesS Ey,
Bal F.s.aS, @ sss $sns aas Sh1SI
Bari MsStDO sLl. LsuFO. Trieste and F'~a Aaofo
s' Sss p %sy.r c.r K,uss rana Edys soS
s sss PS% ass:, G % S:''.
Sem Sem k Esssss ssy.d $a' F, Ht '''
sehr Nette Bower spesr Boston o. Loud Co. v..,,,
scbr. New Design No. e HARRISON Penar'h Roads b.
Ih,s RYAN, M.h,p xsrS:rn 1SS q ~ B. a's'r
Sehr Csrre Melvin Anderson, Boston, s. c. Loud Co.
s,,, Deutschland t.f5 L.s.1s. Bremen Sept 49, and
Hsvpe ISL viii md.e and pass Oelrchs Co
,.s. @ S e m me- s
STEAMSHIP @ o. Austin ss,Sn sept ~ 'n' Key
Steamship George Washington whtshssd Portland with mas and
Steamship wyanoIs Couch Richmond City Point ana Norfolk with
AMI to old Dominion Steamship TO- Can't "a , mas
'r Steamship Rlsn Terry Novbs c. With naval stores
s Sr5i stsrzs of B.S Boxer 81 days With nd
sbp Liverpool Lambert Aug 20 and 80 days from the Isle
SHIP LoadGn IS day a s Nm 9dss
,D sa5r fiS'S Srs,s. send Bay for orders
Barb Maggie Horton Of Yarmouth " Sd BrOwO LeshOn 81 days.
Bari hi. Randall. Msan,.s is dsrs with sugar and mOass
Bari TSdu, Au, S.rcS Lo.a91 81 DAYS b, Si
Bari james b. Brett GbsOn KOenssserg 90 days 10 baAl
B:Is Mann oS sS;s. H RsTs 60 81 s b.. 1
Ran ermans (Ger) Claever Hamburg As days th mdse.
Barn Nsysnk jarvis ste.n 90 dsTs with cement and empty
barrels, 90. 4, IT.,
BARI Maria Aste Qtal) ovar Limerick 80 days In ballast
RrV Johanna. Ely00d Marseles % DAYS. with mdft
Brig L. r. (Of last MachiAs Munon. Malaga 80 days. with
Bns Memphis tof Windsor ST. Foley St John, b. 10 days
schr Josephine Knowles lOf AddisOn was Windsor N g.
scir AdeHa Oi Annapolis N 81 Lscan Port Spain. Trinidad, 81
pitch
Schr Crisis. Bowen, Virginia
schr Depne Hastings Virginia
sehI NJ KaOses DnsInOre Machss days With lumber.
MEMORANDA.
Ger1a Nor Olsen from Antwerp which arrived 2lst inst,
SANDY Hook for ORDERS towed " the city morning Of
the 18th.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Sept 28-Tbe North German Loyfs steamship
HokenIoern Notdenbo from HswYork Sept IT, for Bremen
touched here to -.
Thompson om 49, for Liverpool reached here at
noon To-day and shortly after proceeded
MoyLk Sept 2STbe steamship Australia Mckay,
from Sept l6 for Glasgow arrived here TO-DAY The Allan
Lue steamship Peruvian Watts IRON Quebec eept A. o Liverpool
LvTRpooI Sept 28he Royal Mail Line steamship Cuba Mar
yn Sept 10 arrived here at yesterday The
steamship OF the line from Boston Sept To-
LONDON Sept 23-Tbe he Star Line steamship Belize Metoa
Sept 16 for this port passed the Lizard at IL O'Clock
GLASGOW Sept 2sTbe steamship State Of Virginia.
Noodle from New York Sept 10, reached here this morning
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Steamship Japan arrived Yokohama Sept g. from San Fusse
and viii again San Francisco the ZSh with full cargo
Steamship arrived Panama from San Prancco Sept "a
(kor --latest Sh,p Helos see Fifth Paoe
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buildings proposed be erected for which plans have been
ed 70 the Of Buildings during the week ending Sept
26 1874: -.,-- n. 10 tr
Aliuge owner
Eeyentbaye east side % south OF Thirty urthst brick
,orr And tenement four stories Gr47 joseph Cudlpp
West No. 642 brick secondass dwepg three
stories 2Orli; Joseph Mcdonnell owner . .,.,
Fourbav side north Of Onehunded andtwenty tnh
a. one brck hnis 2JI65 w. H. Beden owner
1870 feet OF Thrdaye, four beS
eremeps each Eve stories. 25r65, Daniel Doodv.
Tentb.aye SIDE Ffehst IA brick and
stores tenenep sores 2oI6O Feron
Cunningham, owners. H..
thInj-eas store sorT. ljI55; Fred Bransls owner
hn, northeast OF Unon-ave ono
frame stable / a story, 40I25 Thos J. Pope. owner. .
Boston Mornsana Dorchesef
stone ara store Stores 25r75 German Savings bank Of
MorrisaniA, owners.
four stories, 81 SrlOO.5; Bliss Fig owner
northeast Of Forty fourtht three bck VOTES
and each eye stories. 26I7s Owen Murphy owner
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DECIslONS-SRPr. 2s.

Supreme Court hdmbers-By Judge Daniels
Burbsnt sc ngt Denied with $40 costs;
10 ns o SOsson.-DenIed.
CmcuIr-PARr -By Judge Van vOtUDger ct al ag jacobs
c NJ amendments settled
Common Pleas-SpecidI Term-By Judge Loew.-
Rsueh sgt memorandum. Groves agt Rehardson-
memorandum. Wade agI bngn0-
Aon " discharge Imprisoned debtor denied.
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DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.

Building. reported as unsafe condition and for unsafe chimne'
Eh,hav No. 1903, unsafe Intel over front door, Bd"aa iimp
No. 5 unsafe west pier Of wall and ceingi Ann O.
Unon-.qase No. 80 unsafe wall ds and ne' Mrs H. f.
Rst oustou No. 25 unsafe brick wall of extensions Also
E Hcastonss No. r. unsafe brick of extension floor beams
and cbimSeTs Woci Brothers owners.
Es, Housonst No 49, unsafe gable wall aud chmOeyS Win
No. 1876 bearer of wall and chmneys W.
West Twsutyhirt No. CO. unsafe extension building alderOer
MulSsm 2e7 unsafe .outhsab WALL Mr.. Allen OwIs :
Mulbert No. 267 unsafe center pier OF 'front.' WALL Ar Aleu-
seecud No. 4es front and also unsafe fas Mrs
Ra No 2ls foundation from excavation on
hoNad No 49, upAe Intel lover front dOOri VIM '" "aIe-
Rynsen unsafe pier Of front wall a'o leader and
I @ 9Ss I'D S g.;
FsnS1s No. iSs s'Rnii IA ieS'; Saas
AIIsa'.t. 10 as, EllsG Kent g owner
Allen.st, No. l4li Charlie. p. Haley owner
T Tn9@. no. 40 S Nc I fs o.a agent
S Ne s5 }iS Peter s sSs f oans agent
CbeTy-.t. No. go; John Dickinson, owner.
Srssns:t no. 30; MI aar.Iai agent
A Aasy No. No. s VIM Sf fas,2 sssa.
BULLDOG the week ending Saturday Sept 49, 1874
ESQ., Superintendent The uesu OF Inspection buildings
projected (pAns submtt 20 estimated 1851 900 slmber Of
buildings for alteration 2 estimated cost S3675 total estimated
1898 this number % tenement houses tone block Of
IA Number Of special applications for frame and other structures ~
The BUREAU VIOLATIONS UsAPE BUILDISGs report Official
600 buildings; unsafe 81 made safe 42
attorney notices served 4si violations OF law reported 10
moved II; notices served. Al; attorney g.
The lRos Work reports number Of buildings surveyed
co., So OF which reeIamuaon. Of buildings previously reported
requiring other additional DIRE safeguards 40 Of
found have been provided compliance with
relative retired and all
iheeunde discontinued l7S buildings inspected
6reescs, requirements IS Of which were reported requiring frees
eip 35 ngs heretofore provided with have undergone
the condition. and availability Of such
in emergncJ which number 37 found in
condition snd 20 requiring 1Bg repairs paintings IA ieo
es hotels bosrng and lodging houses have been thoroughly
inspected a. TO their condition s &c in ease Of Ore
beams grlers, and tels tested %; rejected 81
buildings provided with 40 te,cape notices served rs
6resspe sent attorney Official inspection In reference
ventilation aud Of has been made Of Ia thea
and aces OF public amusement
additional ordered the Metropolitan and Park
Theaters reported Propetors Of UpiOnsquare
TeateT have been notified that sises during perform
nscon Section 20 and its dsconnusnce ordered
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MINIATuRK ALMANAC

szn nsss..... 6i6t sea osb Moon nsss ''' o'Vo
Hlea pAy-L -.
Sandy Hooi 1901 oovs Island 1O47 He'll Gate Perry O;O9
DAr-p. 40,
Sandy HoOt IS Gors Lsspd 1i16 Hell GsA Feuy 0i3o
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p lSSENGERS ARRIHEp.

PROM sAyASEA-Ia steamship Herman Livngs'or, Sept 2s
n B,oEpe L. sfa PsrbretbeT dagebef snd infant
C. Ter1sr = L SirEl wn sus Aie1es = Mssr 90 NJ D.
PROM BfE NEN--IH sEdnashp DcusbLIHd sept hn
ue Rosnasr Hrs Lydia Book. family aud servant hagm VIZ
taam Richard Thieie Dr. ChAs Zoier Hm n Lspss az IN
Wi Raw.on enHer Mrs Vogei Miss fose n SoHVA'Pp
and ehin Miss De MOolieT Mra MseiBa sobete 40 a,
PROM ERPOOL-IH stedrslp idaho, sept miss
r.. n r SAITH Mss CisIy. M and Ma " d hofs
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, s A,sr., Pr.., Kirehss Rev Ml Du.han, A. Van Cer
issdt P j. M Van csr.ndt MI Hcures W hek NJ and hr.
Hrs Jsains Master Gibsos. Mr. Hsmstess NJ "ans NJ
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european advertisements.


The BBsr and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced For
ts relief Of Indigestion General Debility Loss Of Appetite s
y.sahe ssnnssdsd for ia PahS sy NE Poed J.urn HID
HAssAl. NJ D.. Wentworth l.. Scott, y. e. s.. p A. L.
FRsS A. Ne Sold By Groesrs 0mes .sf Chsnass large
bottles. AZ "a. each beware Of miiausaa Prepared br
-.....-..... ... GooDAlL BACkAogsR Co.
Lesas. Rndank
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J REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK. Monday. Sept. %. 1874
At the Exchange saleMoom to-day James
NJ Miller sod by order Of the Supreme Court the tnree
story higstoop brownstone house, with lease OF lou
south side OF Forty sIth 426 feet east OF
issx5 TO j. b. Lindsay for s0loo The lease Is RON Tue
Astor e.tss Of % years and months IRON
" * stevenson, IT,, reports the sale, south SIDE OF
$50 feet east Of Madson-aye OF tne ne~
four.sory high-stoop, brown-stone dwelling 2sxo'A
for sso,ooo. .,,v tho ,es
,dence OF Cant r. I, Waits is offered for SALE The
Mace is admirably suited for gentleman's residence
Zee particulars IN advertising column -.
The report OF the Department OF buildings iof 'ho
week ending Sept. 20 win be1ound below
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.
ch,mb,r.,t 10, 4be Church Psr 2sr75; The Equita'
be Life iar.nss sOcisty Unied Henry W. Put ,oo
p,.,.;:t Sc. ass IS I.1:s 25i7J D.i;nss
st. No. 30l. corner LeWs's 25r75i James Donovan 10
17 hsa ' SIS 81 pI hS. ssS1 b. asI6a Bulky F.
. 81 ..'! 800 "a II S ss s s5aS j. Bergen to
o9s ., r log nd IN AS ns t On a.
Same psoP en Oo'oa N''ona D,4.' ~ -, 25
Est,S D SUs TO Jo.us Pscs and jobs wssds 10000
v .. A ssl:Dr. sf %@n 1880
os ~ s ~ gc;ure Nominal
sosps i - Dart Nominal
lis'G 1T: g. i nOn,.t 2, F IU,s 10000
l2ot S:,. 40 awo dave zoilco W. pnsi 5000
". 3 5s9 70 IL ..se %sIf $500
r.. s 5g Re 1900
Tayoraye southey Columbia 233 4 20 road from
Kings Bridge West Farms l46x26SIl2o, West Farms 400
lst.sye s. 40 10 n q ATHEIST, 495, re So SD
l5Is6 10 $ q : Of 47thsi, " 69b, 700 ~ ooo
Iu6In 40 10. 80; II Bisner to Thompson eoooo
2f.ave Lots and $780, parcel IA 339 a. Woodi.sn
Hight. Ge sOIIo0 Lots 2o3 arc 2ot, parcel 2S
map $3.50 at Woodawn Hghts he. 8OIlOOi Oliver h. 500
Robert N''
2sye Lots 1919 1870. parcel a. 339 WOODLAND zoo
Hghts &c; Brown TO w Donaldson oVV
3I-sye cor 96th-st, 10OSIl75; MAlisonsye. cor
SSt,t lOosE,Ui "iham u anu $500
,osh the mss,ia house yr. per w. 1000
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COURT CALRNDARs-THn DAY.


SUPREME CoURT-CHANBERs-DASIsS'J ).
SO Werheimer agt The 49,. Cough agt Hsey se
NsvoT &c n Y 1856. .McIntire agt. HutEer, Se
81 Smith agi simpson. lSS. .Deyery ag~ Geoghegan,
1913 Knight, Tec'r, agL OFT &c. - &c ~ IN N 70
llS .Perkns Sturges ISV IN l., NJ H. anu ~ ~ u
1874. .Scoteld Rlev. &c -. - Co. agt hscnoaen' &C
1853. Riley Corwin &c. lS4..Otront &C. AgI Lem
iTi M,tfer Of Chalmers and helm.
,no 1875. .Donas sgt Chpp,jr
1873. Price Withheld
u.Rtsx CouRr-TRAL TERN-PARr Adjourned for the Term
PART IL-SPAULDNG, j.
oss Sebsstan et al AIT Coal .Hoslein agt Tmble.
ter 43l Gates ct al sgL Knifen
i4s-Keeehler sgt. KavsnAgh etal
1oS Zweiy AIT 'CohD. 432. Same sgt Same
235 .ThuTbef agL Stewart z. D. Kaufman e' 1gt ran
259 Sloane ct ql4. Carpenter AIT DempseI
mond ISL. .Buckey Hampshire
S94. Amour AT. May. 80. and Baltimore Ooai w.
ll4.Albneh LeIOn et al lOO9 liam AgI Scnrosuer
$3.50 Rant agt BdmeyeE 1914. Miller jr sgt Lang
Sl.Cau sgt ToaSet shoe Fit 4l..lrVing Agt Cooper
ting Machine Co.
PART UL-McADAx. J.
s6B Place ct al sgt Husted 337..Lsverty agt Smother.
307. .Whbeck agL Ball ! lOll Ayres agt Mckinley.
GENERAL sxssoSs-SuTHsRLASD JWillsm Goeng feloniou
assault Charles ONe burg Charles
Wells Gillespie Charles Glover Rosa Meyers
Bella Lee, grand larceny Sarah Meyers dfordery house.
CoxnsIoN OF sept 2Tbe day calendar Of
ne Commission % Sept 80 follows
Nos 269 27S 275. 27S, 279. Is 2}5, 1886 239 253.
APPRALs-ALBANT, Sc The following Is The Court
Appeals calendar for Tuts sept 2s Nos 1914 1OI l5O
81 253. 1873, l55, 1853.
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CTONlNGT0N LINE for NEWPORT and
y BOSTON
The magnificent steamer RHODE ISLAND Ines1ay.
1.fstt and Saturdays, ami the elegant steamer AAkAGAN
sT Moad1y Wednesays and Fridays from Psr - North RIVER
foot arriving IN boston Aheal OF AL oteI me-
eke for principal railroad 0heest and HAe0oms secures
Al the oees OF Weseor EHpres Go, and a. $40 Broadway
a ~ vEIU Preghi Aren't l. w. FlIKIES GenL Pass Agent
4 q
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IYTnKF0RD RAILRoAD ROUTE no NEW-

w PORT r. I.--Csrryisg the U 3 Mail
Passengers this line tks 800 AND p n express ifsn'
from rana Csntra Depot arriving al i;IO and si2O n ALSO On
sundays el0 m sepnf sIPfess arriving newport a.
:" = THEODORE w&RRss, sapsn sleuasl
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

LkAsKs
Avenue cor l0G.hst the meeug house, US per yr'
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sHyBVys OPycE, NEw-YoEx, Apg. g 1874
certify that the foregoing eopy Of ne Election hous re-
- 100, y WILLIAM G. CONNER.
.. ... .. skend q the Clty and Csulty o! hsN.lofk
ppbefs on rot6ed 20 pubnsh This advertisement
ani hsy are sa cy aahsnzsa 1abAeAi aEs VI
laBQ. eass.sT 4fAli g. .y bon A..r-. AZ anif.ni
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-16

NEW YoRK, October Is. Cotton -
Quiet; middliuE uplsnds l5tAl5sc. Flour
In buyers favor with moderate de-
mand; super western and State 81 35a
4 80; common to good "a $3.50 4J; good
to choice S. 9Os5 90; white wheat extra
IS 00aO IS; 81, Louis IS 1898 so. Wheat
Irregular and unsettled; No. / spring
81 l7al 20; No. 2 Chicago 81 05A1 OF;
No 2 Milwaukee 81 II; No. 2 northwest
81 OF; No. 9 Duluth 81 III. Rye-Quiet,
91caSl o.. Barley-In buyers favor.
Malt-Quiet, COrn-Stesdy; mixed ives.
tern 0Oc; new $50. Oats-Lowcr and
more active; mixed western 00A62c; white
6lGG4c, Hay, Hops, Molssscs and Rice
Unchanged, Cofie-Firm, 15ta20c. Su.
gsr-DuIl, holders firm. Whisky-Dull
and prices lower, 81 05.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-16
Great Apple Crop --- Good Cheer
Among the Farmers.

New York Commercial AdVGrtiscr.l r..-
One OF our principal dealers states that
the apple crop this year is the largest
produced for long time, and the quality
very fine. This ia true not only Of New
York, but OF the Eastern States. In or
diuary-years Now York is drawn upon for
local consumption, and in addition is the
main dependence for the supply Of Boston
and other Eastern markets. The grand
reliable apple region oil the whole country
comprises the counties OF Niagara, Albion
and Syracuse. A Niagara county apple
10 considered the ne plus altrd OF choice
fruit. being tirmer 10 texture and superior
in favor compared with any other.
Prices OF good apples are down as low as
one dollar to ono dollar and half per
barrel, 30 that even the poor man can in
dulGe without stint in this peerless fruit
For early consumption the fall pippin
leads the van, and the Rhode Island
GrcCning stands first for winter use.
THE EXPLOITATION CT ArPLEs
Increases evely year, and for the current
season the qualities sent 10 Europe will
probably be almost without precedent.
For this purpose there is nothing so much
IN demand as the Newton pippin, though
our dealers think there are other discrip'
tons equally good. As Foreigners have
had taste Of the pippin, and know what
it is, they persist IN selecting this variety
rather than experiment with other kinds
The Newton pippin ia Of three grades, Of
which the best only is selected for Europe,
Foreign shipments have only just COM
menced, SO that the selling price Is not
yet known, They are bought at from
81 IS 10 % 90 per barrel. New York
dealers have been through the State pretty
thoroughly, buying up the choicest orch
ards as the fruit grows at 80 much pei
barrel, though larrg. quantities are sen
direct by farmers 10 be sold on commits
sion.
The cider yield this season Is respected
to DO enormous, as, through wide OK
tent OF country. second.rate apples ar
allowed to perish on the ground, or leC
out TO stock, or, as the only remaining al
Tentative, thrown into the cider mil
Therefore, there 10 no reason why mine
pies at the approaching Thanksgiviill
should not be we'll favored; and SHOULD
red noses predominant 70 q remarkable
extent this year through tho farming re
giOn, this phenomenon will be easily eX
planned. Surveying the whole subJec
the grand conspicuous fact is the aound
Nnce OF good sppleS, which allows ever
farmer a liberal winters store, 10 b
drawn upon at pleasure for tireside tete'S
tetes, also barrel or two, with siphor
and faucets, which will not come amiI
for a little good cheer at the hearthston
when the blasts howl without, and hym
agrim symphony at the Chimney's top.
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CONSUMPTION CAN Ba CuRdD.
SCHINCR's PULMOSIO SYRUP,
knuEhCE,A hEA WEnn ThNtn

GUIANA . 6kA W BID TONIC,
ScHEHcK'B Mandrake PIILA,
Are theonly mediCiAOs that will cure PalmO.
nary consumption.
frequently :. cdcIncs that will stop cough
wilt occasion the death OF a patient; they lock
mp tho liver, stop the circulation Of the bio d,
hGmOrrhage follows, and, IN fact, they clog the
action Of the very organs that eau cd the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the caust
Of twO.tnird5 OF the cases of ConpumptlOn,
Many persons complain Of a dull pain In the
side, 'nBlipAdon, coated tongue, pain in The
ehOSlder GLADE, feelings Of drOWsIneSB and FeAl.
lCssnese, the food lying heavily on the stomach,
accompanied with acidity and bOlChiIS up oil
wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a
disordcTed condition OF the stomach or . torpid
liver.
Persons 50 affected, Il they tAko ono or two
heavy colds, aud II the cough In these Cases be
suddtnly checked, will dId tho stomach and
liver clogSUd, remaining torpid and Inactive,
and Amos. before they arc aware tho lungs are
q mass Of sores, and liberated, tho result Of
which Is death.
schencK's Pulmouic Syrup Is an CxpectOrant
which does not contain opium or anything IAl.
Gu Atcd 10 check cOuHh suddenly.
schcnCk's SEA Weed Tonic disc yes the food,
mixes with the gastric juices OF the StOmAt b
aida digestion, and creates rRVenous appe t.
When the bowels arc costlvA Ekin sIlloR, UI
the symptoms otherwise OF q bl ious tendency
echentRs Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines ART prepared only by
J. Il SUhRNCK d BON,
n Z corner Sixth and arch StB PhilA.
And ale for sale by all druggists aud dealers
oc2.eod4w
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, October Is -Flour-Dull and
unchanged. WheAt-Dull and declinedi
No. ! spring 03c; No, 9 seller CSC cash
or seller October; sstc seller November
No. Q, SIC; rejected 7Oas0c, Corn-Quieti
No, 3 mixed 74ic cash; "A seller October;
Tic seller November; Coz seller the year;
rejected old 73c. Oats-Dull; No. 9. 47c
cash; 45ic seller November re jected 42ic,
Rye Quiet and unchanged; No /, fla
$50 Bsrley-Qliet and unchanged; No.
9, 81 DIAL 0S Cash, according 10 location;
No. g. 03C, Pork-Moderate demand,
$40 rs spot; $l7 80 seller the year. Lard
Steady aud moderate demand, lllc
seller the year Bulk Mests-Dull and
prices nominal.
On open Board this afternoon Wheat
closed steady with moderate demand,
S7tsS7iC seller October; sac seller No
vember. CorH-Unsettled and lower, 723
a73c caSh; 72ic seller October. Oats
dull and lower; 4Gtc seller October; 45c
seller November: Whisky Steady with
moderate demand, 81 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-16

BEAUTIFUL woNEN.-Thc hair Is the cTowa
Inc glory Of woman. There sre few modOiate
defects which cannot be remedIed by the proper
disposition OF the tlesses. But when the hair
begins to fall out, or turn gray, in unG people,
or with those in the prime OF life, there Is cause
for ESal regret, When this Is the care. HG!rG
Vegetable Sic!ilaH Hair RmfWr will be found
to be a arstcla:s remedy, lar superior, az a
sound medical medium, to anything else before
the public. ItEC,uAlly restores gray hair to itS
orig nal c'lor, and in the great majority OF cases
Causes 1t 10 grow again when 1t Is becoming thin.
1t Is not like macy popular preparations. mare
wa h, but a scienuG dI,eovery, IndOrs, d and
used by physicians q character Address II. r.
Rail- q Co, Nashua, N. H.-ForRtyI Weekly
PFsLE, Feb I, 1868 dGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-16

BALTIMORE, October TO- Flour =
Quiet and unchanged. Whcat-Flrm
No ! amber western 81 90; No 2 do 81 90
No 3 do 81 IS; No red western 81 80
No 2 do 81 l0a1 1871. Corn-Duli; Of
fered at 0Uc without buyers; Rye and
Oats = Unchanged. Provisions = Dull
Pork-Nominally $22 1928 90. Bacon
Moderate demand; shoulders DC; clear
RIB l39al4c; sugar cured hams l4al5c
Lard-Dull and nominal; 15cfor western.
Butter-Flrmer and in good demand al
S5a37c. Cofee-Unchanged. Petroleum
.Nominally 5sc. Whisky-Lower al
81 O5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-16
III, 5000 Wabash and 0,000 0hios.
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, October 15.-Flour-
Quiet; State, Indiana and Ohio IS 5Oa
9 25. Wheat-Steady; red 81 1871 go;
white 81 2Sa1 IS. Rye-$l 0S Corn
Quiet and weak; yellow and mixed west
ern 95a07c, OAts-Quiet; white G2aO3c:
mixed at Coo, Butter-Lower; western
primo 32sS4c, Cheese-Firm; western
prime l4ial5tc, Eggs Firm; western
27s2sc. Petroleum-Firmer; refined liz
allie; crude in bbls 9a9tc; in bulk 5ts5Ec
| Whisky-Sl Q5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-16
co MMfKClAl and FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.


...... 4nuIsuAyt OCt. Ia
Trade continues quiet IN nearly every depart.
mGnt If businCsL and there is = good deal CT
complaining In CONSEQUENCE; however, genera
6astUOss, while 1t is not as active as we could
desire, IA in healthy condition. There is au alb
eeuee OF anything Ike that wild speculation
which wass common prior TO the panic, hence
tbpte Is some consolation In the fact that while
ttaiC Is considerably tduced, 1t is healthy and
Legitimate. Production everywhere seems to DO
guided by tho demands Of consumption, and
thus stocks are kept comparatively light and
CapitAl kept IN motion. This Is far preferable
TO the old system Of overtradlng, And forcing
sales by expansion Of credits.
APPLEs- There 10 an Improved demand and 10.
creased consumption, cAused by the fact that the
seaion for smaller fruits isRbout over, aud while
thSrO Is q armcr feeling IN consequence, priccl
have undergone no ehaBge since the date OF oul
last report, ranging from ElDt60 per Dbl as e
quality. We look for steady trade from thlI
on, bat prices will rule low, as the supply ever
where Is laree-tho crop this year was consider
ably above an average. ........- .....r
BU7TER-Tho msrket iS rather dull, as thesup
ply At present exceeds the demand, We nov
quote NJ 25c.
BAKING PowDR-SSo$Se per pound.
BHooAs-FAucy, 8 IS, Is IS and s. IS; plAil
81 5N027S.
CNEHSE-ThO market is 0rmer, and pIIeO
have advanced to lbXc for September.
CANNID GooDs-MRrket quiet Quotations
PSdeR0-S cans 8 10 per doE; : D cans, 81 81
zOmdtotS - n cans, g. %; n cans, 81 50. Con-
l. Window at % IS; other sweet Corn, 81 Sc
common Corn, 400. lSetildntouI-stEAwbeI
ries, 81 IS; PLneapples, 81 81; Lima Beans, g. Il
string Beans, 81 as Peas, q 2S19 IS; DGmso
PlumS g 90. -
DRIED FRUTT-Tho demand continues yer
light, the season has not opened up yet, henc
no regular rates have been established, and "
omit quotations in consequence. There is n
doubt, however, but what prices are likely
rule much lower than last year Tor everything
this character.
| EsSs-wS have had suist market daring u