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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19
STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.

LIMITED,
ne Following new first class, full.powered CLYDE
punt screw steamships are intended to sail regu.
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
STATE or,or,s, Tons
Sra Cr LVr!SlANA captain Stewart. 1000
S 81, OF MINNESOTA Captain Halnlin. .2OeO
STATE or ALABAMA, Captain Flint 200
en- " r 1891 ANA. Captain Brace. $500
SRI NE O Or Nn1nGiNA Captain Sadler. $500
cra re O OE TUnGtA ISDtaln CoOper....... $500
Sr. ne O Or EI lpuiiGlnS) 25OO
Sm ne Ur rUUnaDA loundlng). $500
oAAAE VI DAHoiA tnnldlpg).. $500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19
The City Of New Orleans vs.. Michael
Comfort.

W. T. X.
apo 81 my12 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

THE UPPER CITY HOTEL AT AUCTION AND
LANDS on BAYOU TECHE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS LINZ
OF STEAMERS.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.

viii leave on or about April.
n;stea. her wharf foot OF jackson street Fourth
lading TO Havre Bremen Hamburg AntTern Rot.
teIdani, and all continental porte.
faTues DESTROYS of sending for their friends can
purchase prepaid emigI alton tickets here, re-
duetlon allowed when applied for in groups.
For freight or passage. having superior accommo
oaIons' Apply 70 SILAS WEEKS l. CO.,
No. 48 Carondelet street.
managing owners-FLINN, MAIN i MONTGOM
pool. ~ Z; ~ ~ NC, roi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19
By Placide J. Spear.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL ES-
TATE on CANAL STREET, SECOND DISTRICT,
AND ON RAMPANT STREET. SECOND DIS
TRiCT.
SUCCESSION OF ROYAL A. PORTER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

TUE I'VE " IOhh DlKECT.
&Ea2kN The steamship
CLEOPATRA,
PHI LIPS, Commander,
SATURDAY, April rs. at AM
Will leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson street on
THESE steamers have superior accommodation
for passengers.
o.oOio Ec''.. rs
Bills OF lading signed through to Liverpool Glas.
gov, Bremen and Ham burg.
Through Tickets for First Class and Steerage
Passengers for Liverpool ard the Continent con.
nectlng with Guion's Line of Steamers, sailing
from New York every WEDNESDAY,.
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN II. L0DWlGSEN Agent
IT., :, NO. $50 Common street.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI will follow. leaving
on SATu RDAY, May g. at "a. NJ. ia4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19
The City of New Orleans vs.. Amos :


'" +. Hahft
mtN ap3 Fl Sheriff of the Parish OF Or ear S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE MATTER OF H. F. WADE, JR., IN BANK
RUPrCY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

THE CROMWELL LINE,
For New York Direct
This Line Is composed Of the Steamships
GEORGE CROMWELL. GEORGE WASHINGTON
- The steamship
&7# GEORGE CROMWELL.
E.v. EAGER Commander.
VIII 4eave Ter MnaIf loot OF Toulouse street,
SATURDAY. April rs, at "A. N.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
by TINS line and tArough bills of lading given for
the same. FOR freight OF passage apply to
JaI No. ~ CarOndelet street.
FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
Steamships
M W,4a1AM CLYDE EMILE,
MAAGARET, LAvAOA.
~ .r The s New Orleans. Florida
&6aE& WI dispatch one OF the above f sIss
class steamers from New Orleans
Every Wednesday,,
Touchlng at Cedar Keys and Key Weet and con.
meeting with steamers for Apalachicola, st. Marks
RATES OF PASSAGE.
70 Key West. To Cedar KeyA
Sapln. ...................$4o $25
Through bills of lading issued to all points in
Eiords, lncludlEg Tampa, and to New York
Charleston and Savannah.
None but the company's bills of lading signed
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommOda tons and through
uckets given TO ateve points.
No freight received without permit from the
For freight or passage apply to
|. 4. ROBERTS. Treasurer
laIo No. 40 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 1926.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19
AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Hodgson.
THE BELAIR PLANTATION PARISH OF WEST
BATON ROUGE
SUCCESSION OF A. A. WILLIAMS, DEcEAsE
by NASH & HODHsON-w. /. HoDes

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Ne 20.GlG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19
TWOSTORY BRICK RESIDENCE AND TWO VAL.
LIABLE LOTS OF GROUND ON ROUSSEAU
STREET, Fourth DISTRICT.
OF DIR. NJ NJ. BOWLER, DECEASED
DY NASH Il HODGsON-w. !. Hope

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. "a AGO.
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Raymond RousseIot VS.. Charles Gneri-

W. P. HARPER,
aDl6 % % Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19
A COTTAGE IN ALGIERS.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN B. LEMIRF

Second District Court for the Parrish of Orleans
No. 80 ,155.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-06

We take this occasion 90 thank our
friends FOE pass layers. and respect
fully raIi sh.ir attention 90 our fp.
mense staak. which We are Just recetv.
Ina direct from the principal nann-
farlurer. sf the Narih and West. pur,
rhssbing direct from nrst haads fer
rnsh GA the spet, ANA asutiiaE eur
selves ~ every advantage Nv sisippina
In ear loads nader special lcentrseL
aud by our own labor nisliest freeLng
ourselves tram storceS penses. We are
con fldent Ia sur ability Ia offer 20 on
friends asd 90 the pubiic generally re-
immense stock NJ better rates an
more unIiornaIy Low, figures tina. in,
ever before hem offered In the Interior
Of TeSus.ays Yhmllll hHpN 200 lfiw l4dHI
, Az ~ ,bssisa and Foundation of oer
business, we guaranteed every article 20
he aS represented. or money refDsded
~ our eSpense af transportation. l.lii
Dur success In bnsiness depends en-.
tircIy upon esiRbIislsiug u wholesale
trade Ia Nsrthern Texas, and We only
ssk - iair and impartial trial and n
elos- oe,npartsoD Of uniform prices
With those of Nhrey enort, Gaiv cstoii,
and New Orlcans with frcishts added,
and we ciecrnniIy abide by the deri-
nIOp 81 the HRtne. 600 rHi ND anfulhl 1D
wloARiINaTON. MARsAIJs d 90.
.IdIuW 0mdu
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TELEGRAPHIC.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

ST., LOUIS, February 5,-The seventh
annual session Of the National Grange
of the Patrons Of Husbandry convened
at the Southern Hotel. Thirty.two
States and two territories We're repre-
scented 10y the masters Of the State
oranges, About one-thlrd ladies are
present. The session II held with
closed doors, ....I
PITTsBuRa, February i. The annual
convention Of the National Reform
association met mt O'clock to-day In
the Library, There was nm immense
audience present, cmbodying delegates
from every State IN the Union, and
representatives Of all the evanglcal
denominations. The only Souiherners
among the officers Is James Bowers, Of
Florida, one of the vice presidents.
New YORK, February ga dispatch
from Richmond, Va, says thescientiilc
medical commission from Philadelphia
arrived at Mount Airy on Saturday
last. On Sunday n consultation was
had with the wives of tho Slamese
twins, which resulted In obtaining con-
sent TO the proposition of the commits
sion on the condition and with the dis
tinct understanding that the bodies
should not be mutilated The cont
missioners repaired TO the cellar where
the remains of the twins were and
opened the coffin, and then removed
the inner coffin to the room above.
The bodies are in good order. Changes
features are partially discolorcd, those
Of Eng being natural. The widows
Al 4, Lao. a nnl
farewell of the remains and left them
to the doctors. A partial examination
was then had, which was followed by
consultation.
A partial embalmment of the bodies
was then performed and the bodies
were once more covered in the coffin,
securely soldered in tin box, cased
again, and after obtaining the consent
OF the widows removed to Mount Airy,
and thence to the railroad station for
transportation to Philadelphia.
New YORK, February "a private
letter from Havana says the affair at
Trinidad is regarded as an exceptional
case, and not mt all indicative Of a
general uprising of the negroes and the
burning of plantations. The opinion
prevails that the insurgents will soon
be able to cross the old Trocha in COM
paratively large force. Heretofore they
have been able only occasionally to
cross in small parties. Should they
succeed in crossing in large numbers,
the burningof plantations is inevitable.
A secret organization is thought to
exist with ramiiications extending to
all parts of the island, the object of
which is to give moral and material
support to the insurgents who, if sue
cessful in their operations in the Cen
trail and Eastern departments, will
endeavor to pass into the Villas district.
1t is conceded that the Spaniards are
just now in a tight place and need men
aud money to carry OH the war" The
want of both is apparent, and is telling
severely against the Spaniards.
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j, W, swinaells & Co., Publishers.
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THE WEEKLY HER AID.

THE WEEKLY HERALD will be pub.
lshod every saturday morning Subscrip-
tlOn, tabD per Annum sl,O for six months,
ayaDle In advance, No subscription taken
Tor u less period Than six months
Advertisements inserted NJ HE rate OF 81 N
per square for the first inserlio una - cents
Tor each subsequent Insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards Of thanks, etc., 10 be paid for
az half advertisement rates
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THE DAILY HERALD Is published eyary
morning hAeepl Monday W SO u year. Ia
advance soforhiA monlilh II for ono mouth /,
30 cents for one week single copies 10
Ifnls,
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THE DAILY HERALD.

Onice Ia Third story Of CLARK a Hry.
ANS New Building, former ~ Lamar
and Main streets. business Office
front Room ia second story,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-30
DR.. schenck,s Standard Remedies

Tie ssrdz-d remedies fU- 81 dt-ssse. Of TIE
!E--s are sGESCE's FCLoSIc SEECs,
SCzEE SKA WE'D TONIC asa SCIENCE
NANDEAEE f'-Ls ELC II 'sEs1 before The .CIss
ere destroy % = s1eEGy c---G = g Gel.
To I5e=e three medicines d. J z Schz1ck
o. PEll.Ses2z-s. cRss his MN vailed Success II
t5e Treatment O. PzLlo1z-y ClNG4sss-
Ehe S1sacOc SJI-p --rZCs tie 11C-c-G E1AtIei
II the lurEs- r1rars throws II e. hy Al esq *
pecto-sIlol- Io- WHEN the 7h!eED % ESfte- !.
[-pa slight cold VIII throw - OF toE PSlS-i
hGS resi- and ths .uEs begin 70 heal
To enzbIs the Pulm0Ilc SyruP 70 co this
Sche- ck's Mandrake PIILs Ert ehG1Eks Sea
y esd Toms --si he freely Essc % Cleanse The
E-o-sch En5 EYE-- SChscck's AScc-Sks Plis
SCI OF the Hvs- removing al oSsIs-ucuocS re
lax tue EsII md -tEer- +as bLs sSE-rs freely, AoE
tie liver !s sool Te-leye1-
Schsack's Sea Weed Tonic Is s gentle slim
lE-- and Glle-2t+ve- TIE EHSsH q which i Is CON
posed mixes with Che FOOD G-6 prevents sOUTinE.
Il sssisss The digestion BY ;nniSg up he stou-
scL 20 s healthy cccdic1o2- so taSt ne food &rd
The Pulnoric Sy-UP VIII ZSke cord blood; then
the Arss heal sid the patent viii surely &c;
vel # cEre IL taken 10 PIE sC: fresh cold
Al who wish 70 coosrt- OE. SzhEncE either
persoc.Ly O. % Is+-e- cxz do 80 - hfs principal
oHce, corner SIzTz and Az-z SIS, Phils6elPAiA
every Ho-dsy-
scaerck's medicines G-e soiI By AL druggists
rS-p-=hoc; he ccC-[F- eocAE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-30
New Y OK Market.

NV YORK, April 22.-Cotto=-Q-iet,
oiGdEng uplsnds -75c- F-ou.-Stesdy
moderate densn6; super western RD-
state s S5a6 90; couuun to good, s ia
s 50. good 70 choice St CO.'S =, white
wheat extra s. S5z7 IS; exr-s OHIO s. 8
: 60 Whest-Fai- demand and higher:
No. : spring 81 Sal O.; Writer red west
to arrive, s. 10 Barley-Q1iet. Corn
Moderate demand sud higher: new mixed
western S4sSG+c; old DO S5sSIfc; old
western yellow SUISSE Osts-FiTne-
mixed western 6+z66c; white western g.
s67-c- Cotee-Stesdy; Rio 1Ss2I!c. 81.
ear-Q1iet and firm; Isir 10 good refining
75s18c WhEky-LoweT: S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-30

RIVER Business AT LoUETnLE--The
state Of trade in Louisville, especially on
the Ievee, does not inspire the C01rFsT
there with buoysnt feelings, IS viii be
seen from the extract
If shy OF orr live, active business men
want TO see s picture Of enterprise, let
them 20 down to the wharf snd conien-
p!ste the situation. There IVES tine when
Inst same wharf wss S perfect jan OF
business Commerce fsttened on river
trade Look 81 il now! a jacksss could
pun ali the business II s wheelhsrrow
that's done about the wharf Your Wharf
Committee have chsrged such outrageous
prices foT bosts thst they have actually
driven them TO CinCinnsu, ST Louis
Evansville and other places. There are
now st the wharf three steamers, each
paying big Wharfage, sud 81 waiting foI
enough freight 10 psy their bills and
leave
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-30
Chicago MarEei.

CHICAGO, April 20 -FlouT-Q1:st a1c
unchanged, Whest-Fz:- demsDt sD-
firm; No. ! Chicago spring 81 29zI 80
No 90 81 % sPoI; 81 20 Aay; 81 p;
June: No. 8. 81 ISsa1 l9; rejected 81 10
Corn-ActIve and advanced; No , nix
ed 645c spot; 64s=6z2c Msy; G5:466c
June: rejected g .62.c- Ozls11s!gt-.'.a AZ &.
- - ;R75I%Fair dema1d..s1d firm NJ >
ql+z95c. Barley - Dali and nomiU@-
Pork-Active, advanced; SIC 25-l6 81
czzh o. May: SIC IS June. Lsrd-F=!.
5enaoi ana sGvance5: f. 75=s - Asy
g. s. June. B1.k &=ats-otes5y; sales
OF shoulders =; 6.c July: short NJ DIG-
dies SIC spot B=coa-o,e-1y. Sizes Q.
Sugar Cured Hams, Cs1vssse6 sHt packed
81 I2.z-35- WLI=Ey-SJc
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Animated machinery.

or , 6ies axe Ike rtae-2.eces- When they
-1- tsE- re uu5t Wild then up; Otherwise
tEey VIA SIP fo-ETE-. WHIST key VII bssi
perform this vosk o. renovation! Experience
h4s shown Inst = CT BE. 2ooonP ls1ed more
rapidly and cs--Sll.y by course OF Eostetfe-
sTo2SC- Bir-e-E EEs- oY Any ether article ClLIs-
TIA SIN That s=a:cELDs yet harmless agent
seems - reach Every spEl-E. ed -sTG-. Scc
~1s=-- % 70 speak, OF n living machine The
relaxed nerves aye o-s-e1- The torpid LTE- g
sL-T-sd, the ives I stomach = Strength soec- the
1-so-de=td bowels S=e -eEC-s-e5- ths Lost spPe-
TIE = restored. ne clOE1eG mind = 5--EEieoec
n s1o-c the who'll inert syS:el = stimulated
into healthy action. New lie IS PIT t1tO every
tz-l-cE fibre and physical regeneration ecsles
This 3s the te-ctnory Of thousands, II every
city. town snG EiE-rse ef tie NIXON Evlng proofs
.: IS sEtcE = ulsy be foC d. CAV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-30
OUR WEBSTER COUNTY COR
RESPONDENCE
Letter From the County SuryeJor--
The Bones OF a Union soldier
Sugar Making in Webster.

" 49, = 49, -
Editors q ne Lrcei--Ee2cs-

WEBSTER (. Il, AQt-- = :.
Editors G. ne IHts--se2cs-:
1t is some tine since have written auy-
thing tor your columns Your CORES
ponder: being the County Surveyor, re
Gently made TIP TO the mead Of Sugar
Creek snd Back FORK OF Holly snd Elk
rivers II company with Mr.. z T Size
o1-s. o. or ~sy z? the fork --tCs Of
S-Es- Creek, We cane TO she spot where
Sz=u0-e informed ne nan named Lit
:-=E--l L81 ben killed during the 4sr
a= sisted thst the body had been thTCwo
Il g hole where & tree lad Seea blown
o.: " he wind. We stopped 10 search
=. some trace OF the Dsu, sid sure
s---z- OF exploring the hole We found
rs bones, so5 AlsO his Shoes, II the p-scs
~-s-s --@y Ls1 been exposed 10 the SUI
-z-s 81 s-E rz-c SIC the winter storm
- =--=-z. yes-s. L a1y OF his friends
Sc rs .=iter, and know anything Of the
C.---lSczcces o.. his dsst1, perhaps Il
- oe g Dstter OF interest - tAzO =
-=z-- c-zc 1850 0: him Ls1 been fond
I1e ISL IVES s |. ). soldier, sDt -5t; Il
C0-CA-y with to others ION Picker :
: - - ctz- there, - 20 70 ne head O!
6--y. On their wsy they came II cor
-: viii three southern Scouts Who saw
:e=- bit we're Tot seen by them, a1l
---S- ---.-y wE-2 --&- : pom SD L-iS o.
=, The Other two being ~oun3eG- /
: SAD tLst fn= Dal -ho killed L.tt-ale--
~zs Daniel ParGls. Who was s'tet s-ds
:zE=c prisoner q Elk river sl5 sent 70
Camp Cazse, where re died O VS. killed
Reaching the hesd waters o. Sugar
Creek, ny fr7=od snd stopped sll night
~ John ". Buchanan, = GOOD clever
nh II whose neigahornno5 surveyed
--1l sores OF lzn6 10y Judge Holt While
s--vsy.nE Vi ca0e Ac-oss siI Gear Il two
1.1=-eCI places The traces OF deer sp-
P=z- Ts-y plenty Il hist region There
a. s1-- @: the finest lands q Sugar
Gee r. y found II West Virgins
41ey 81 ~s.- tiube-ed scG the soil good
saga --e-k = vel CzueG, S. i Is :
gEe-s .=sZ1 10: maple trees sod sugar
tn-A-1s- N----=- Cucz- sa5 Geo. Bond
EaEe cone CyS- business IN that Linz
'H-s s7>s1l- 3 MoLLoEEN
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Cincinnati Market.

CNcSSATL April 29-Couoa-Q1iei
81 17c- Flour-S;eaty. Whest-Quiet
and firm; held s. 81 IS. Corn-SIesdy
ST 65a6Sc- Oats-Stesdy st 4Sz56c. Rye
Firm ST e OS. BsrIey-DuL; spring
81 20 OLs-U Unchanged EgCs-Suo1g
st i5c. Butter and Cheese-FIru- Pork
Quiet snd steady; held 81 81 90. Lard
Mest-Dal and declining, shoulders GA
6tc; clea- rib IS 60 spot: 8 75zS So
buyer May, 81 I2T buyer Jane, clear @;
c.r locs Of c!esr nib sold ST s. >, 81
loose Bscon-DulI: shoulders &C; CleaT
lib CSC; Clear %. Whizky-F-n s. 93c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-30

ASSESSING PROPERTY FOB TAXATION
The subject OF assessment of property fol
taxation hiss recently been discussed st
meeting held IN New York State, n
Seneca county, ST which the various State
Comfy Assessors snd Supervisors stten0-
ed They compared notes in reference to
the different standard OF valuation adopt
ed in different psrts Of the Stste, and
found that they varied from ooe-thIEo 70
eighty per cent. of actual value OF resl
estate. and from oDe-third to par On per
sonal property. There was good desI
of discussion on the subject and g reso-
luton was finally adopted m favor. OF
assessing sll property which was subj Jet
70 taxation st It's cspital value.
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Ns-Ouiet sd dull
RAIIRoAo BoEns-DuI,

SToC-Opened frn and advanced
during the esrly dealings fs7 per cent
The advance brought out sellers, and
under considerable realzstiols the sd
vance was lost during the afternoon, the
market closing St decline OF ! 70 , Per
cent from the highest point In the fnsI
dealings the market was hesvy. The
greatest decline vas II Western Union,
which fell Of from 75f 10 ~, ST. Paul
from 6si 10 373, Northwestern from -:
to z3:, Pacific NAiI from 46f to ~, Lake
Shore from - to 765, Union Pacific from
So 70 81, Wabash from 49, TO AZ, Ohios
from 274 10 26+, Rock Island from 1907
10 99t, New York Central from 992 10
9Sf, Hannibal s St Joe common from 81 /:
TO 31;, preferred from g. TO s., Erie IRON
3GI 10 34f The latter vas exceptionally
weak throughout the dsy, il sympathy
with lower prices st London Sales
during the dsy, 24s, 600 shares, OF which
80. 600 were Western Union, . 000 Pacific
MsL, 1900 New York Central, 81, 600
Union Pacific, 81. 900 Northwestern, 500
s.: Paul, 5 900 Rock Island, snd 900 Enc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-30

ENGLAND Oh 3E=- Cuz1oxzR-E1r-
lsod srd he- Co.11lez -zke tsree. .--7---z
Of our Manufactured lea.ae-. o-e--tf--
o. or tobacco, 959 p- Gen: c. o-- x5ast
S 0! our -four, % per cent c: o1- COY,
sd ct-ee- :oC-ths 0! ou- cotton c-1-- osv-
ing to- the lsst item s!one $4,000 coo
SIZE takes, moreover, C per ceoi 0: OF,
hsnz an5 bacon, 50 per cent 0: o0- beef
o O! o. park, 50 per cent Of ou- butte.
and 90 Per cent OF or cheese; the tots
an0Cnt paid by her for these Producu
lasr year being s11e So. coz, GOO While
such Are the Pcesert E---es OF or expoc
t-zde with ErElso5. tie rapid increase O
C0utioec:al trade II g probability VII.
soor vzry the proportions The Cocti-
oeat s taking more snd more @! our
nests, c--z, &c, every year, snd rsw Dis
---o-log centres are being formed. A. the
ssos lime, the above figures cooci1sivelv
s1-S Inst Crest Britain Is, after all, on
psi customer, and L likely 70 renair SC
'0' -oog time 70 coma
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-30

-rEAS---e Arrivals co---Ee osEE-z. E-C
80 - average demand scd GLnin' sae5 stock
the -a-k-; = strong VIII S te-.6et Upward
tend ocF. There : noe --1l.-y Eo- FEEzc,
s15 Sigh s5vs-re = roce6, We Qzote - s. 3
/ q g io- Es5. AID 8 SaG,- IS fer White. The
/ %: --s-E2- = considerably E-os-. ranging E-o-
! 5-LI5c 81 - Q-Al-y- Corn confines 4 Eooc
! cs-z-1- sd -z= T--ca rs advanced . SS-L-1c
Tce-1 = Little OF 10 Eys o5==tcE. Ga5 prices ssG
! higher. We g1oIe s. So
Eo1Es-T1e 1Eket = Er1- - more
/ t1=-oess doing CgSEs-GooC Rio = q-otsc g
{ sSEsSc F--2s 70 choice :; ssS Gs78c: Java &
| 2s=, aes; roasted 81 s.c Old yellow Rio 201
[ SE-ps-CuZao1 81 s@S55c; prime 81 500
65c. choice. T3G-5c, fancy, sc, New Orleans
/ nosasses. prime old Toc= prime new 75c- 81
I 2E-s-Re5os- Ez-ds, Crushed Powdered Azc
S-s-EL=5e6- ~ g Coffee -ozIc 3 Coffee -o41 =
EZ-s Coffee IG@ :; Commercial = s2Es- lo&c
Yellow s1194G New Orleans Saga, fully
ts-- % strictly prime s<Isae-
EAC-Ths usrks-- especially f1- good Etock,
il finer, and as i = L light s1PPy, prices Are
higher Bs-e5, s-S122 PEI toc- Loose s Eo524
>-EA--w hes: s--sw oa.e5- SS3s; Ost scSW.
% &c. S!sGs0.
SAzs-lOc 70 SD s. 10y: 81 % 81. s. sTE:;
o. % q 81 5:4; - % 81, s. ST5s; 81, So s25-
C-s, Ac-LA-d OIL extra So- Et--e- se-2-1-
Il 29c. Carbon Of, jobo-og iots 1916 10 charge
.o- PACKAGE L-E=eet o. d IZ-Pe1t-cs
%
Paov:s-oSs - Mess PORK as 90 f1- rev.
Bzcor-sRns -S2-5e; clsas sides 1875 sao1i'
ce-z Ike sugar cured b-aAk:4s: bacon l--1
New blk sa01lce-s, &c. Laz--1E kegS l2c;
choice lez. 4 re-ces -Gz9-c-
Po-Azo=s-T5e A-!vz-s c0----e % keep ~
pretty ve-! 5ut with steSty demand Thare has
osec no Accumulation Gad prices are fai!y sas-
-A-zc5 W. Sill 9-o-e s. s. S5E- 30 ?=- Scshe--
o. s. WSs 50 PEI os--e--
EIE-CAot-e CA-o--ca- q8c rev crop 2s-o
Sc Rz-zoO-, sEc-
SSCzz-T1= Do = boxes 0! SIX dozen, s. 90,
Wo5--T1s-= ~. oe 70 WOOL i tbs market
---- zSo-; JC1s- As anything concerning t--i
.-,2o-s-t s-ape is Pec1--A-.E interesting 70 IA
-zsrs - he p-eszr: tine We publish the follow
- e1-a-; 1-o1 c3=cC-E- tcst tssCs- y Fe-co
sc1 a Co WOO. asrchs1-s. 5ostcc-
Ia Ia early pat g the week We 1S- S very
a. = -s-ke. IL WOO. 5zc buyers -sve 1a5e
.hsi- appearance u Is-Ee- cunhs-s The past few
dsys. representing as1y 0: ne leading 0t--s =
NeE EocI.ad- and tie remit has been $ fsl:
weeks o-s-uess Boys-s- soEeye-- PC-chAss
cautiously s-E only - wanted The Isct lhzi
SOCKS % both lo-elEL and do0eSL-C ~ OO- AEt
sold ID cioae- thSn for Several years Al this sea
Sol me tn lone OF Ds-E=s abroad, and the
! soec- Ia-5 re exct-enelt which appears % be OF
I very Indifferent Gooc- Wiz. no deD4nc tor
1 goods stock AccanUlattnz- and hezvE pas
. -dl 70 meet eTs-y week DA-y OF them lee! TIA;
-.sy wu- q De better % . sIoP t1e-r 1l-ls E;
once, bat ETtu they hesitate % do 81 II u Use
less = say - them list 90. Is coU c1sG2- tnAi
! prices zo.oad are comparatively higher th=c OF
THIS size. Tas- Alnost 81 the Eoocs they now
] uar cfsctz-e collt not be forced OF VI aou-
/ P7z eve loss. ant the prosper fC- LsTo-Aolt
3 axe Tot very slcoECS. Ing