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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-03-07
NEWS SUMMARY.
Personal AND POLITICAL.

The Illinois State Woman's Suffrage Asso-
citation met in annual session at Chicago on
the 18th. The attendance was small, there
being not over fifty delegates present. Two
forms of petition to the State Legislature were
adopted; one praying that all mothers of chill
dren be permitted to vote on the school ques-
tions, and that all tax-paying women be al
lowed to vote on all questions; and another,
asking that all single women excluded from
voting be exempt from taxation.
Chief-Justiee Waite will take his seat on
the Supreme Bench on the first Monday of
March.
A bill has been introduced in the Ohio
House to punish delegates to political conven-
tions who receive bribes, by fine and impris-
onment, and to punish persons offering bribes,
by fine and imprisonment, and also to dis
qualify such person for holding the Office to
which he may have been elected.
The President has approved the joint reso-
luton authorizing special court of inquiry
concerning General O. o. Howard.
Governor Kellogg, on the 18th, sent to the
louisiana Legislature a special message re-
commencing the immediate passage of bills
reducing the compulsory expenses of the
city of New Orleans one million dollars, and
the city tax five-eighth of one per cent.
The Mississippi House, on the 18th, by a
vote of 81 to 33, passed a resolution request
ing Senator Alcorn to resign.
Itwas reported from Washington, ON the
18th, that General Butler and Judge White, of
Alabama, having been appointed a sub-com-
mittee on two bills heretofore introduced in
the House and referred to the Committee on
Judiciary, to abolish the test or e iron-elad" !"
oath, in all cases where it is required by law,
have preparedia report upon the subject in
favor of abolition. There seems to be no
doubt, it is stated, that the majority of the
House are in favor of relief.
The resolution passed by the Mississippi
House, requesting Senator Alcorn to re-
sign, was defeated in the Senate by vote of
30 to 4.
The National Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry concluded its session at st. Louis
on the 18th, and adjourned to meet in Charles
ton, S. c., on the first. Wednesday of Febru-
airy, 1875. v-ses4s4. 4f7 f2f.T :.
Hon. A. Fl. Stephens was seriously ill on
the 18th, and his recovery was considered
doubtful. kk
The President has nominated William A.
Simmons for Collector of the port.of Boston.
The nominee is said to be friend of General
Butler. @
A Washington special says that careful
canvass of the Senate leaves no doubt of a ma
jority in favor of increasing the currency vol
ume te,at least $500 OO0, 900, exclusive of frac-
tional currency. In the House, the majority
the Senate.
The President has ordered that the Court
of Inquiry in the case of General Howard be
of Generals Sherman, Mcdowell,
Pope, Meigs and Cole; Major A. B. Gardner,
Judge-Advocate. The court will meet in
Washington on the Sd of March.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-03-07
VOLUME III.
POETRY.
RHODA.

By JAMES II. MORSE.
A pleasant thing on sunny day
Has set her a-thinking,
As lkhOda merrily on her way
Goes winking, blinking,
Thinking of Asa raking down
The hiIlsid rowen outside the town.
Blue drop of the ether, sweet, serene,
Is Hheda's thinking,
Aka to the blueness sometimes seen
Behind her Winking
Wonderful lashcs that conceal
More of her heaven than they reveal.
AsaS thinking the labor long
OF the hot hay-making,
WilGs the hours with an old, old song
Timed to his raking-
A waoing song OF that pleasant kind
Which the soul sends out for an absent mind.
Into the meadow Rhoda turns,
And hears the singing;
The blue drop under the blue deep burns,
Ard soft gates swinging,
Spite of the maiden's S art, reveal
More of her heaven than they conceal.
FLASH of the silver dust of stars
Is Rhoda's thinking,
Now that it shines beyond the bars
Other happy winking
HapRily- blinking, love1it-eyes
That3cannot hide her sweet surprise.
Through the meadow into the wood,
Now Rhoda, fleeing
With bounding feet, in the solitude
BEYOND his seeing,
Would disentangle Il soul ensnared .z s4f
Thatscould not now be free if it dared.
-Cbrisfidn Union
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-03-07
CONGRESSIONAL.

FEB. 12.-Senate.-Fhe credentials of II.
R. Bruce, Senator from Mississippi, were pre-
sented, and he was duly sworn in. The curren-
CT question was again taken up at the expiration
OF the morning hour, and was discussed at some
length, but without reaching any determination
the Sensae adjourned. HoUse.-A bill was passed
authorizing the sale by public auction of the mil
itary reservation OF Fort Reynolds, Colorado
Territory, containing about twenty three square
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-03-07
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.

Gold closed in New York, on the 10th, at
f12 3-4.
Following is the comparative cotton state
ment for the week ending Feb. IA:
1874. 1878.
Net receipts Tor past week
all q. S. ports. .......... 12S,5Sl 126, 93S
Total receipts from Sept.
to date ali U. S. ports.. 2, 1923, 456 2, 493, 706
Exports for past week
from all ports G9, 3T l36, 74
Total exports from Sept.
to date from all ports... 1,51S, ,572 ], ,4e9, 2S7
Q. S. ports -, -. sis, $50 5ls,5 $50
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-03-07

Declaration of Purposes by the Na-
uOnal Grange---MemOrial to the Cot
tom States.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-03-07

Progress and Results of the WOmem's
Temperance Movement i'm Ohio and
Indiana Number of Saloons Closed
THE Movement Extending in All
Directions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
baltimore Cattle Market,

BILTtNoHI, April 2.-CArrLG-The wholesale
market this week, though showing some litti0
animation, WAS not quite a. high Gs It was last
week. Butt retail trade was much slower.
and continued 90 throughout, with gradually
declining prices, TILL figures A6S cent, and in
some instances y cent were reached before ne
close, on Cattle which averaged better than
thAso OF last week. There were very few Of tho
lowest grades, the bulk Of the Teceipts being
nice meat, butcher Cattle. with some tGiF tor,
QuotAtlona 3H07S cents. MIleh Coas@H Ne
quote hese a. tte859 per head. and In fair de-
mAAd. Veal 767K cents per pound. Prices To-
day for beef ranged a. fOllOEE Very best on
sale to-day 6H07S cents. That generally rates
niSl quality 6k66k cents. Medium or good
talr quality 4N85k cents. Ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 3ll64k cents. General
average OF the market to-day 6T cents. Extreme
range OF prices 8H17H CENTS Most Of the tAIeG
arc nom SX4SH cents 6f the receipts 5II
came from ohio, $40 from Tllnois ia from
AAsyAnd, 200 fron Virginia, l66 from Pennsyl.
VAniA, and u from West Virginia. Total re-
eeiPs for the week Amounted TO l,6Sl head,
against l ,i9l last woFk, and 637 the correspond.
Ing week OF last year; and tho sales during The
week amounted to !. III head, AgaiL st ,l94 mead
last week, and 70S the corresponding week OF
last year, and were ~ lolloWi: To Baltimore
butehofa $50. To WGShinRton and Annapolis
butchers 1888. &c Eastern spcculAterI l7D.
HoSs-TherO has been an increase In the re.
eeipp Of Hogs during the past week, and prices
have been pretty vol sustained until last Mon.
day, when they gave way, Since then they have
ruled = shade lower, and at the present time they
are At stand, none knowing which direction
prices may 90, % the result Is dependent on the
future receipts aud the accompanying demand
At present quotations iOg corn Dogs arc sdSXe,
and suilorS 7H0Sc DOT Receipts this week
1851 head, against $3.50 last week, and 1854
s1me time last year.
6HIEF-Thero has been quitaA good demand fer
Sheep during The past week, theruoalpts show.
ing some falling Cd si1ce last week. The quality
has been seaFeelyAs good as Il was last week
AndpriceA generally eorTeI pond commensuHAtOly
with those prevailing then, We quote wool
bheep 81 60SHc aud sheAred At IA(p6Hc Rro1s
Lambs are quoted at - COS 30 per head, and
are in IAit. demand. he 3oIpts this week ,607
head against 2,i9S last week, aud i,lVs head
same time last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
HEIHS WHAT Ms sIY,

Though Combinations strong Is pfeuf
OF Holy VIII" and a NUMEROUS q II,
sands % the SeA shore, were produced 4
prove that the proprietor Of DR.. sage
CAtAlTh Remedy b IN earnest, and Estaal
Whist be sayb, when be oaers $500 re-
ward for Any ease Of 0atAFfh which b
can not cure, yet there would Be come
skeplics and iogies Who would continue
TO shout @HHEibugiT HuNBUg = aIl
cannot be, because DE-. HOmespun ssyI
CalArrh cannot be cured" Nov, this
Dr.. HomeePun b the identical, good nG-
tured old fellow who hOoestly believes
and pcHiIts 10 declaring that this earth &
mot round OF spherical, bat q fat as a
slap jack, and does not turn over.
Otherwise the water would all be spilled
out OF DeAcon BAscom's mill pond. But
astronomical science has positively de-
monStrAted and proven thai DR.. Home
spun e wrong in suppoStng the earth 10
DO Dat and stationary, and medical
science 70 daily proving the TACT that be b
10 len mistaken and bOhlnd tbs times In
regard 10 the cnrabiliIy Of OalHrrh. In
short q has been positively proven that
this world m0sei, and that medical science
u prU9Ts'Itts-ths opinion Of Dr.. Home
spun TO the contrary notwithstanding.
That DR., SageB oAtArrh Remedy viii
euro CatArrh, Thousands who have used
I attest
THIN bay II, and use It In doubt do not stand.
You viii and IT dug IiOSUS ali over Tho land.
LFTon h' Cdi't9 RseOrder q nov. IS, isTllI
4 GOOD hEhBDK.
We Invite AltenliOn 10 the advertise
menl VI DR.. SAge's CAtarGh Remedy
Our readers will bear d witness that We
never knowingly commend bumbugs OF
any name or nature, and + large portion Of
patent medicines may safely be claSsed
IS lmpositionS upon public credullty.
Bot having witnessed The beneficial Ell
lecb Of Sage'S Remedy upon the mem
bers Of our family and Others, In Cat
ArrhAl cases, We unquAlifsdly pronounce
Il valuable medicine, entitled TO public
The proprietor could easily |
obtain In Catskill many certificates Of liz |
merits. deodG. W&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
Ask ThemI

An advertisement Of medicine, however can,
did and Conscientious Il may be, does not al
Ways cAIry conviction with Il The publIe
know 70 their sorrow that the bcaItful CLAIMS
pat forth IN behGli Of many so-eAlIsd remedies
are literally - delusi0n and . snare" Prob.
ably the beat use, therefore that can DO made Of
the space devoted 10 this notice Of Hoststter' q
70 Inquire Of the parties that have te.ted the
curative and preventive properties Of the article
what they think oft WseArnestIy request al
doubterl 70 ascertain from such Of thelf friends
and neighbours - have taken this standard tonic
and AltoAuTe a. protection BgAlnst mGlGyious
complaint, constipation, rheumatism, nervous
oebllity, heSdAehh low spirits, IGbgour, bill.
liCusncsS, &C., what Hosletiet'S btiters has
done for them There IL no testimony 90 trast.
worthy Gs that which Is the result OF personal
experience dGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
chicago narket.

CHICAGO, April S,-FlouF = Steady.
Wheat-DemSnd lair bat ct lower rates
No. | spring, 81 81; No . spring 81 20I,
regular, spot or seller April ElF25 May;
No. spring 81 l7tsl Is; rejected 81 6S
al o. COrn-DemREd fair but at lower
rates; No, 9 clio, spot and April; 85c
May; new No . mixed 5stc; rejected Sjici
new 5ia6fi. 0ats-Dnll and prices Z
shade lower; No. 9 42c cash; 46Ic Nav,
rejected at Rye-Steady; No. 9, 90A99c
Bsrley-Quiet and unchanged. Pork
Active demand and prices advanced; saIes
aggregated over IS 100 bis, The largest eytl
reported on change; cash and April
closes St $l6 20; May, $40 25. Lard
Demand fair and prices advanced; 60 $50
80 50 Nay. Bulk MeAts-Sieady snd 90,
changed. whisky-stssdy Ss SSc
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BaIunor, nnfri.

BAITnfoRE, April 4-Flouf-Dull and
unchanged. WheAt-Dull; Ohio and In
diana ! S9al ~; Wsiern spring Il 81
~. Corn-Resiern mixed quiel and
nominal, slGS2e. OGl-Dull and an
changed. Rye-Dull q Suisse. PruYlI.
lonS-Firm- Mes Pork-tl0 6Oai6 70.
Belk heab-ShOulden 6Ia6te; clear NIB
sides Ste. Reconsideration re; clear
NIB sides &c HAms-s1glr cured iSs
l4c. Lard Sic. Better Active and
loWefi new western tub SilS6s; trUh rols
EsAS3e. Codee Quiet and nominal.
WhILky-Q1let and nominal, 96e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
New Yoik Dir Good, niarke,.

NRw YnRk, April 4-Buslness quiet
and unsatisfactory owing 10 the preya.
lence OF the cold and wintery weather.
Cotton goods more firmly held by agents
at lately reduced prices, but jobbDg rates
low and irregular. The Daily BalLstiR
Gays that prints are in better demand Of
the stands than any other class Of goods.
Hamilton Aheetings are reduced 10 SIC.
Wooden goods dull. Dress goods and
black moha!rs in fair request. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
Cincinnail aIafket.

CINCINNATI. April Section
Steady at 1Gc. Flour-steady; fancy
50 65G6 90. WheAt-Dull; 81 3sal 40.
Corn-Steady, 64A67c. Oats-Steady, Goa
ole. Rye-Flrm, 81 03. Barley-Dull,
spring q 5Oal go. Oils-Unchauged.
EeRS Steady, 12ic. BatteE-S STEADY
Cheess-Scarce and firm. Pork-Quiel;
$40 0Oll6 25. Lsrd-Flrm; steam 9tc;
kettle 9Rc. Bulk Meats STEADY; shout
ders &c; clear rib Ste; clear sissfc
BAcpr-FirtA; shoulders &c; clear rib
7a7tc; clear 9ic, Whisky-Firm, 9ec
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06

NRw York, April 4.-Flour-FAir de
mand and unchanged. Wheat-steady
with 4 moderate demand. Barley-un.
changed. iCorn--0peued firm and &C
tive and closed scarcely so firm; old wes-
tern mixed S7ia90c; new and old ssAs9c
white western s6As9ic. OAts-Firmer
receipts. 81 600; bushels; mixed western
59S69fc; white western 6sAs4c. Coffee
Quiet. SugGr-Unchanged. Leather
Steady; 27ia30c. Wool-Quiet; fleece 4S
a70c; pulled S5a5Ocs unwsS6ed 1sS85c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
Toledo Market.

ToLRDo, April 4.-Flour-steady.
Wheat Steady; No ] white Michigan,
81 d; extra 90, 81 6S; amber Michigan
u 45i; seller last half Of April, 81 4s;
No red, 81. a. No 3 do, 81 4Sf, Corn
Demand fair and market frm; high
mixed, 67tS674c; seller May, 69c; seller
June, zoe; seller August, ne, loWmixed,
68tc; no grade, csc; damaged, SOC, Oats
Steady No 2, 4Gie. Clover seed
81 i6. .-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
OlaHalnnd MnrI,n,-

CLEVELAND, April 4-Plour-euiet
and unchanged; market Rrm-Wifh rood
demand from local buyers. Grain-Q6iei
and unchanged. Wheat mo, l rcd
81 54Sl 55i No. ! Milwaukee spring 81 49,
Corn-old nominal; mixed nc; hieh
mixed do 7ac. 0Ats-No, l State Sic;
white sec; No. 9, acc. Petroleum-OuIe,
and unchanged; standard white l9Eiaic;
Ohio legal test l6sal6tc,
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PhlladeIphia Market.

PHh1DEiPHiG, ApsH 4-FioUf-Ac.
tive for the best grades, others very dull;
supefhae s. 81; Pennsylvania, 1ndiGnS and
Ohio extra family 81 60As 80: Wheat
Quiet; I'D 81 coal 65;white 81 s. Rye
III 05, Cotn-Actve; yellow sSc; Res.
tern mixed Sic. Oais-steadyi white
eaa64c; mixed yellow Sc; western MIXED
Sic. Whbky-47fc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06

AurVAL or mana.
b GO.H lii:1O Gm.I E56 pm.IiiS0 > N.
Csnuhl Ohio Div 3:60 Am. 1910 an. TO pm.
CleVsld 4 Pitts 1910 m. B:g7 p.m.l ,..,,'...,
uampho H. II. no Am .......l so pm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
Travellers Register.

AurvAL or mans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Ne. HSEt Hsssy e s!os1 Market:

HeN AofH AoneT md Stock Market.
NV YCEEs Apni l-MoSEr-Closed
At 4I6 per cent on call
bTEHLINO EXCHAHGE-Dull with the
actual buIinea 81 a S4iAis5 tor banksrT
90 days, and n s7iS4-ss for sight.
GOLD-Closed al llSi AiIer selling q
lloiAll3f The rGtss paid Tor Carrying
ranged from per cent 10 Hat ClearipES
t6O0OO!OoO. Treasury operations At The
New York once during Tho weok in
clpted The dtiburSemant Of tSS5. 900 on
account Of interest and In redemption OF
$50 bonds, and receipts Of $4,000
lot caAtomL Imports tor the week, in
Gliding dry goods, t92O,OOO. Produce
exports, 5000. Specie exports, (9ls,.
600.
GoyEISMESn = Strong, steady and
II l. a
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
IL
THE DAILY INTELLIGEHCER.

AdrrrsSa.ehs 70 oeEupy sENG plEess = ~
cent LfditiOnAL
Lsssl Notices y esu;s psF hss-bst ~ iOoai
aslLsS HtG b. lEASyisd IOT fiJ OtGH oHI poEE.Ah.
AL Advertisements GInEpl iOf eatAblihhad
yg'iBsss kO1Aes, mast b paid isS 10 AdVlne0.
Advertisement
Bl,. Uib rsgIlsz taVShl,sTI fSndhrOd quGi.
tsfI.
Ysariy SdV-FtiAsFs Will b. eOn4nsd 10 thsiI
.sZiuHhIs bgSibsaa, aid al S4VgFtsGmHnts not
dIlbccifd uith N VII IA charged ~ d oar reg
Ilaf MID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06
GoyElHAESn- Strong, steady and
ll-Dull md nnmlnAl

srocK-Decllned t toll per cent In
early dealings. North Western common
having been the mos, prominent In the
decline at the Flint Board. A partial 70.
coVeEy took place, but this gave way to
q depression alter midday. At the sec
ond call there was some recovery from
the extreme decline. After which West
ern Union, Lake Shore, Union Pacific,
Wabash, Pacific Mail and Western Union
were the leading features. The market
was easy and dull during the last hour Of
business. Tho aggregate sales between
l and 9 o'clock were l22, 900 shares, Of
which 1900 were Western Union, 90
900 Union Pacific $500, Wabash and
PaciA Mail 1900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05

protefantiiden Yabit! ia iosar einen
.Seilisen" ,u nenneu. @as ion man oa=
ju iasen? Deiter ni9ts als lift giel, Die ibr
iol6e 8ldtter i6reibt, bdttet ibr einen 8e-
sriif BON elmer Rirde. teuntet ibr Die &C.
ai9i&te bss @laubens, 10 tuiiroet ibr eud
bod i9dmen iol&en llniinn los3ulaHen.
Ser neue Sdasamtsietrctdr Briitow
bat iiirsli9 cine sei&dftli9e Transaction
seu,a@t. bic bei ibnt BON srober Gdbis-
felt, @ei9di.stenntniB unb saet 3eist. Ct
bradte am Is. bic llnterbanolunsen noe.
gen l1sbernabme oes Reitbetrases Der neu.
en- 5 pros. Anleibe nit ben germ 3otb.
i9ilo uno Sons aus 2onSon unb W.
selismann uno So. gum Abi&lub. Oie.
ie Ssrren aei&neten bsitimmt $45. 900. 900
unb bebislten iib 6as 3e9t Dor innerbalb
Der nd9fen 6 Nonate ben Reitbetras Der
anleibe 5u nebmen. 3obluus ioll eut,ue-
Der in &olb ober in 5-2Oer Oblisationen
seleiftet uerben. Die senonnten Jirmen
erbaIten / prosent Commit fonsoebdbren
unb beitreiten boeesen ale llniofen nit
gini9lub Der fur bic ablieferuns Der Obli-
sationen. m,.r.a ..r...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
Ausldnoifde Asberfd)t.

Sstt, bob bic Soften ndbere Na4ri9ten
iiber bas attentat auf Bismart brinsen.
felt f9 benn bas 2isen bes Qabeliungen
ilar beraus ano wabri&einli4 piro al bic
Dinte perloren iein. nomit uniere ameri-
ianii9e 2atbolitenbaKer ibre ipaltenlansen
Yeri4te sei&rieben. Derben lie ibre I'm.
Hagen ,uioerrufen? Gdllt benen Serrn ni9t
i'm Sraume elm. 2isen 1T ia ibr Clement.
go srfobren mir our9 bic ,ueuissn bis
iest anselansten Bldtter, bab Ruamann
nidt su Dem % a9bebur9er ober.
pie Is suerf bieb. su bem SaI3mebs-
tatboIii4en Geiellenpereine &C.
bort, bab Ct Elm miierabeles Subieet III.
oas i&on friber ansriffe nit bem MeHer
besansen uno oab er aus semii@ter gbe
iammt. Oh Ct tatbolii9 III. beri9ten bic
Yldtter nod uidt. Rad allen iber 2ul.
mann oorliesenben 9eri@ten. pabt Ct piel
belsr su ben gommuuiiien als ben Ratbo-
liteu uub nod fno mir ni@t BON uuierer
Meinuns beiebrt. bab es elm attsutat a Ia
Souls NapoIeon mar. I'm 70 mebr mub man
oaran slauben, ba Die @orte, Die Yismard
na@ Der 96at ipra4. antlasen sesen Die
beuti@en 3atboliten iinb unb sdn3li@ un-
ertldrli4 i9einen uns bic Sausiu4unsen
BEL Den Reoaeteuren Der .Germania" ipenn
mon ni9t bic uiutommene Gelesenbeit
benusen uollts, bic papiere bur6sun0beru.
llebsr Die ieiner 3eit bur9 ben 9ele-
srapbsn semeloeten lluruben in Onpreu-
zen briusen Die iiberieeii6en Yldtter nd-
bere Na4ridten. gs banoelt f9 bort
ni9t Inn cine our9 Ratboliten nod our4
Soeploemotratcn in's 2eben serufene Re-
polite. ionbe-n um 2rapaQe in 6olse Der
Musibuns Der neuen &reisoronuns. Oie
oortisen .prote itantii9en" 8auern
iiub bes @laubens, bic 8esieruns babe Dor
bic alte 2eibeiseni9aft wieber sinsuiibren
unb als eie @esieruns einen oerielben in
Guebnau perbaftete, ftiirmten bic anoern
bas 8efdnsnib uno perwanhelten es in els
men 5rimmerbaufen. Mebnli9e Seenen
iamsn aud on anbern Stellen Dor. Mit
bem 8strasen bieisr .protetnnti-
i9en" 8auern perslei@e mon oasienise
Der fatboIii9en 8auern tn Rhein-
lanS u. WeHfalen. @ino bort ie iol&e tu-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-02

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Cotton-Weak.
Flous-Less active; very moderate ex-
port and home trade demand; prices
generally without decided change, al
though trade brands rule quite heavy;
super western and State "a 45a6 90; COM
mon TO good extra western and State
% QSA6 40; good 70. choice do IS 45A5 80;
Vhfte wheat western extra IS SOa6 40;
extra Ohio $5 05AO 80; ST. Louis IS 5Oi
0 90; closing dull. Wheat-Less active,
closing slightly in buyers favor; 81 15l
l 10 for No. 9 Chicago; 81 go for No. 9
Milwaukee; 81 2Sa1 go for No. / spring;
81 e3 for No. Minnesota In store; 81 IA
al rs for ungraded Iowa, and Minnesota
spring; 81 15i1 81 Tor old winter red and
amber western; 81 coal 25 for new winter
red western; 81 Goal Is for do amber
western; 81 '80a1 45 for white western.
Rye-Qulet at $50, 95c, 99c and 81 90
Barley-Nominal. Barley Malt-Quiet
and unchanged. Corn-0pened shade
tirmer and closed quiet at SAC for western
mixed In store; S4sc do saoat; SOC for
high mixed yellow western; 92tc for
white western, OAts-ShSde tirmer; fair
demand at 5la5J.c for new mixed Yves
tern; 52a57c do white western. Coffee
Quiet; Rio 17ia1Sc. 6ugar-Steady and
In good demaud &C 8ta8fc for fair to good
refining; SIC for prime. Molassea-QuIet
and unchanged. Whisky-Steady, 81 02i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-02

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Frm and in an i'm.
proved demand; No. red western
81 2la1 %. No, . do. 81 19a1 20; reject,
ed 81 DIAL Is; amber western 81 Goa
l Is; white western 81 23a1 35. Corn
Steady and In good demand; western
mixed SOC. oAts-Firm and scarce and
in good demand; western mixed CSC; do
white 54A65c, Rye-Firm at 95a90c
Hsy-Quiet and steady at $l8 00A29 co.
Provlsions-Quiet and firm. Ness Pork
-$24 90. Bulk Meats--Shoulders Oa94c;
clear rib 12ts19c. Bacon--Shoulders 1C
a10tc; clear rib 13Is1SEc. Sugar, Cured
Hams--16fa17ic, y Lafd-15ca for west
ern. Butter-Firm and receipts light
and in fair demand at 25a26c. Coffee
Dull and nominal; fair 10 prime Rio car.
goes 17a19tc, Petfoleum-Unchanged
Whisky-FIrm at 81 GOAL 0s.