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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-14
AZ ENoRMnus cATrIsn.
Wool.

What IL the reason OF the amending de.
preston in the woOlen:business, During
Mt least eight years it has been vainly
struggling for prosperous days, and now
Walter Browns son, Of New York, writes
Of date September lst;
The past month was probably the
dullest that has been experienced in the
wool trade for several years. The de.
preston noticed in our lat report has
continued up to the present time without
abatement, and has been accompanied by
Il still further decline in values.
The example set by some manulactu.
rers during the previous month, Of stop.
ping oil or part OF their looms, has been
followed by many more, and general
curtOilment in the production Is the re-
suit, except In the few instances where
the style Of goods have taken the popular
tlste and facilitated ready sales.
During the past week there have been
u good many buyers in the dry goods
market from the South and West, but
their purchases are comparatively light,
and not what was expected. The close
connection between the wooden goods in
terest and that of the raw material makes
ii necessary to notice all the indications
likely to effect the former branch Of the
trade, and, with continuance Of an un.
satisfactory business in fabrics there is
little probability OF any spirit being i'm.
parted to the demand for wool. Among
the wool houses themselves there Il
great disparity Of opinion IA to the fl.
ture prospects for their stocks; some are
satisfied that prices have reached the low
est point Of the season, and they are in
consequence reluctant to make sales ut
ruling rates; others, on the contrary, be.
lieve that woods will be still lower, and
they are ready to reduce their assort-
ment freely, at figures within present
quotations,
1t Ia unquestionnbly the fact that fleece
woods Mt present prices do not pay the cost
OF production, and when such Is the case
there Is invariably n reaction from the low
basis. when this change will take place,
however, Is a doubtful question; Aeeces
are to-day selling at lower prices than at
any time since the war, but, at the same
time, manufacturers say their goods are
equally depressed, and that they cannot
make any profit at the present rates. So
long a. this condition OF affairs exists, we
cannot look for any higher range Of val.
ues in wool, and the present outlook does
not reveal Iny probable improvement du.
ring the ensuing thirty days.
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

PANNELL & uPDEGRAFF,
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CINCINNATI, Sept, .-Cotton-F Firm at
l4hC. FlOur-Qulet at 50 g5a6 50. Wheat
Quiet; old ISL 40a1 55j new S0ca$l 20.
COrn-Quiet Ut 6sa70c. Oats Steady at
4Da5Oc. Rye and Barley Quiet and un.
changed. Provisions = Steady, Pork =
$2l 81 IIa2l 80. Larl-Quiet aud steady at
13XalSalS IIal4c. Bulk Meats = Firm at
s Ifas1 Sal 2al2 ISai2Nal2IGC. Bacon-steady;
shoulders y9SCi clear rib l3al3ISC; clear
1870. WhiSky-Qliet and steady at 81 10.
HoGs-Quiet and firm; good, none offer.
Ing StOckers SO 5Oa6 0Oi light grades 81 GOA
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TnR ISDEceScv OF rtR.BAcK SKINS.

The INDEceNCY OF TtE.BAcK SKIRTS.
We regret to have discovered fashion
that, II it is not unGraceiul, Is indecent.
The present fashion Of draw back skirts,
tight waist, and enormous bustlcs, is al.
together too suggestive. No, 1t is not
even suggestive. Illcavcs too little room
for Imagination, 10 make II In any degree
artistic. A fashion that sharply defines
the outlines Of the limbs, and the bust,
and exaggcrates posterior protuberanCes;
which so nearly initiates the stage cos
tune OF tights that one can almost sec the
play oil the muscles ns she walks--such a
costume might do well enough for the
nude drama, or might be tolerated II
worn exclusively in doors at home. But
TO parade upon the streets in broad day.
light, with n costume expressly designed
to throw into prominence those parts Of
Of the form which skirts were originally
designed to modestly conceal, seems 10 tis
to call for but one term--indeccnt.-.Er
chance.
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NEw YORK, September iS.-The trade
movement In some departmcntsiS fairly nc.
tive. Cotton goods ruled quiet in first
hands, except cotton hannelS and chew.
OTIS, which were in steady demand. Prints
were in fair request, and plaid styles active.
AmoskeNg and fancy prints advanced to
CSC. WoFyled dress goods active. Wool.
en- goods Tor mems wear ruled quiet, but
ilannelS were in steady request.
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GIreGtteIIigentea.
OUR WELLSBURG LETTER.
Circuit Court ia SesSiOn--EnIhu-
sinStiC Meeeting at LnGrange--
4 Prize Catfish.

\ Prize Catfish.
WELLsBURe, September 10,
Editors Of the IntellIgenerr:
Circuit Court convenes to-day, which
event gives our town more lively APP
pearance than it has had for come time
past. Since the heated term, people up
pear more cheerful and hopeful. Prob
ably the heavy frost OF Saturday morning
has had beneficial effect uponus.
H.. G. L4zear is busy making prepare
tons for his sale Of lots on the 10Th.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. Virginia 7. Lang6tt, wife Of the
late o. W. Langftt, Esq, died Sunday nj.
ternoon after very short illness. Her
death was unexpected by her family and
friends and has cast gloom over the en-.
tire community. She was an estimable
lady, beloved and respected by all who
knew her. The funeral will take place
from her late residence tomorrow ut 10
o'clock A. NJ.
The cold snap caused the hunting up OF
winter wrappings, putting up stoves and
pulling down tire.bOards. Most OF our
people spent yesterday around the cheer
full tireside,
There is not much improvement in
business.
REPUBLICANMEETISG ALTA GRANGE.
The Republican meeting at Lagrange
on Friday tight last, was very creditable.
The speech OF j. Dunbar, Esq, as report
ed in the lNTELLIGENcER, was we'll de-
livered and listened to with marked at.
tention, The sleubenville colored brass
band furnished the music. The entire
party from Steubenville, including del
eSatiOn OF Colored torch bearers, acquit-
ted Themselves In the best possible man.
nor, Credit is due j. NJ. Rodgers, the
gentlomanly ticket agent at La Grange,
DR.. II. Lowe, Squire Riddle, and Others,
for their efforts to make the meeting
success. The meeting closed with three
rousing cheers for Hayes and the entire
ticket,
AN ENORMOUS CATFISH.
The large catfish caught a few days
ago by N. Potts, measured four feet in
length, and two and half feet in cir.
Cumierence, and weighed 46I pounds. 1t
was caught on trot line with common
hook. A.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, September lS,-CATTLR
Receipts since Friday night 1888 head,
or 70 cars Of through stock and 50 cars for
sale here, making q total for the week end.
ing this daY6,69B head, or 200 cars through
stock and 10 for sale here, against OPS
the week before. The market for this week
has not commenced yet, SO there are no
quotations.
aoGs-Rcceipts for three days past 1868
head, total for week, l4,465 head, against
1875 last week, Workers 81 90as Is; Phila-
dslphias 50 lOa9 40,
SIIEEP-Receip4 for three days 1900
head; total for the week 10000, against
$500 last week. Selling at 81 OOa5 30.
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NEW YoRK, September l3.-COtton-
Weak at 14Aai4SSC, FlOur-Firm; super.
fine State and western 81 B5a5 50; common
to good So 7Oa5 95; good to choice 80 QOa
1876; extra Ohio S. 65R7 20; st. Louis IS 90
as 50. Rye Flour and Corn Meal-Quiet
Wheat in fair demand; No, 9 Chicago
spring 81 Pal 20; No. northwest 81 80;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 81 Iial S2. Rye, Barley
Malt-Quietand unchanged, Corn-Firm;
western mixed steam 731SO741Sc; do. sail
74ISa7lKc. Oats-QuiBt western mixed
57a5sc. Hay-Unchanged. Coifee-Dull
and unsettled ut 7Ka90c. Sugar-Steady;
fair to good refining 7JSashcj prime SIC.
Rice-Quiet.
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EnNHalnnh.

CLEVELAND, September 12.-WheAt-
Advanced; No, I red 81 IS; No, 2 do. 81 %;
rejected 9ic; old nominal. Corh-Steady;
high mixed lie; low mixed 70ci ear on
track Csc. oats-Higher; No, state 47ci
No. 2, Acc; rejected SSc. Rye--Nominal d
81 OOat O5. Petroleum--Dull; standard
white, cars, sAe; Ohio 1902 test l09tci
small lots iyGa2c higher.
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TOLEDO, September 13.-FIour-Steady
and IN moderate demand. Wheat-ACtlve;
No. Q white Wabash 81 SO; amber Mich.
igan 81 80 cash or seller September; No. |
white Michigan 81 "a. Corn-llighGr and
closing dull; high mixed cash or seller Sep
TENDER 4Sc; seller OGtpber 42O.
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PlTrsBURGH, September Wheat
Stcady and Ia light supply Pennsylvania
and Ohio red 81 Dual 65i amber and white
81 60at Gj. COrn-Dull; ear 76a7Sc; shell.
ed 79Ri6c. PetrOleum-Quiet but firm;
crude 81 40NI az Mt Parker's; refined
Ike Philadelphia delivery.
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NOTICES.

NoTIoF-
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
aEm Of Punnell updegTaf are requested to call
and settle their accounts Without delay. Owing TO
the death Of the senior piTlneF Il Is necessary that
the business must b. settled
The present stock Of Lumber IN yard will DO
closed out at reduced prices for cash or approved
SIS PANNELL & uPpEGRAFF.
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FINANCIAL.

This Bank Is organized and prepared TO transact
the business Of banking Ia all Us details.
ltSucceeda the Fiat National Bank OF Wheeling,
hoWned by the same Aharehoden and Is under the
nme management
BY carefully regarding the Interests Of It's COrTOs-
Pondens and DepositOTs, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their wishes II hopes to merit
their esteem and confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United Statcs
Deposit Accounts subject to check at sight ne
eeiyGd from Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
and individuals.
CertIacqIel Of Deposit issued payable on demand
OF at aXed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits,
pRRcToRl:
John K. BotSiord, VIM. B, Simpson.
Jacob s, Rhodes, VIM. A, Turner,
George Adams, John l.. Hobbs,
Geo, W. FnnEheim, John E. Wilson,
Henry N. Harper, mY2i-d4W
H. CRASOLE, J. DALzELL, II, CRAXsLR
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IWoiltlpa (lbbl
rive Wenuts llo6Sl
nUW
Len'ioriles'. .......,,'''''''' '''.''''''''"ii63
lel'lOrIed. lcOupOns)
currency .,,''.m.U"lGj1d
STAIR BONDs-More active; TGnneSSecs
n fraction lower.
Missouri so.
tennessee blIS
lenneSeet bU
Virginia. heW''''''..'.'''''''.'."'' ~
virginia, ~
RAILROAD BONDs-Firm,
The Wall street markets were all agltat.
ed during the last hour Ol-husinGSs by the
rumors Of failures These in some cases
gave Names Inquiry respecting each
found that each rumor was wholly untrue.
The President Of the Gold Room shortly
before the close Of business publicly an.
nounced that the reported suspension Of
the house Of Williams & YexiOn, which
had been rumOred was untrue. The most
reckless use Of names In good standing
was the base Of the afternoon, and without
doubt for the purpose Of depressing the
speculative shares. There is nothing new
OF the affairs Of Messrs. SChuchard to-day
beyond the report that their whole liubili.
ties IRE 100000, with ample assets, II
there Is to be an early improvement in
railroad values, to pay out in-ful.
Messrs. Mallory & ButterfGld, No. Al
Broadway, the largest dealers in paper
board in America, representing some fifty
different mills, announced their suspension
to-day, although they have benin difficult
ties for some days past. Their failure Is
due to COntractions OF value, as well as to
the fact that they have been keeping II large
stock on hand, In the present insecurity
Of the paper trade they have sought to deal
rs fur as possible for cash, but this they
have found impracticable. The creditors
have agreed to allow the firm to continue
business rs usual, without an assignee or
receiver.
SToCEs-WerC effected by the various
rumors mentioned above, and yielded read.
lily in prices to the demonstrations Of the
bcars. The market opened firm and nd.
vAnced 4 to X per cent, but at the first
call became weak, and prices subsequently
declined 4 to- per cent The greatest de.
cline was 10 ohios and Missouri PaciGcs,
the former declining to ~, and tile latter
to AK, against 1917 and 45 respectively,
ut the close on Saturday. Western Union
rose from 7OtS to sOX, and afterwards de.
clincd to 7qH. Pacific Mil rose from SIX
to 3s2S, and Inter reacted. Northwest
Crn advanced from 30M to 39jI, and
then fell Off to SSjS. Eric declined from
is to i7iS, aud Lake Shore from 56% to
IS. Union Pacific was exceptionally firm.
At the second call prices showed recov.
cry of >.a9s per cent from the lowest point,
but during the last hour Of business were
lower. Lake Shore declined to 54ss, West.
ern Union to 7SN, Northwestern to 3SsI,
0hIos to II, Erie TO 1873, Pacific Mail to
37t., 81. Paul to 35N, preferred to O. y, and
Michigan Central to 6OjE. In the fnal
sales sleadier tone prevailed, with n re.
covcry Of Mn7S per cent, Pacific Mail rising
to 37JS, Western Union to 70, Lake Shore
to SAX, Erie to II and Northwestern to 80.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange
aggregated 10000 shares, Of which 15,OOj
were Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union,
1900 Northwestern common, 1900 Erie,
$4,000 Lake Shore, and $4,000 OhiOS.
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Thursday, the 9TH day Of October, 1875,
NPEoIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

y
Ths formal opening of hoCnsulng collegiate year
Of Wheeling Female College will take place next
Tuesday morning, Sept. !, al O'clock An address
will DO delivered by tho Hon. D. Hubbard,
President Board Of Trustees, and also by Mis- A.
Taylor, the new Principal Of tho College, Some Of
our most prominent and talented gentlemen Of the
city have been engaged to speak on the OCCASION
A good time Is expected and everybody invited,
especially thnse who wish TO know something Of
the new PRINCIPALS Views on Education. Sep5
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NGa 8 and 10 run Daily, No n Daily, e1Cep
sunday No Daily, except SatuFNly.
East bound trains make connections ii BlltimOrO
with trains iOI Philadelphia, New York and BoSlon,
Al Washington City, iOT all points South.
Wsl61und trains make direct connection for all
points West aud Northwest,
Pullman Palace CRrs on all night trains
WHEELING, PlTTsG AND BAIT, DIVISION,
KAH-LRAVRs WrT-LRAyIs
"Whecling daily "WRahingtOn, Ia.
&c.. q, IN. daily at,.,.,.5tO a IN,
Wheeling daily Washington, Pa.
At'';'",'',' '~t'6S p, IN. daily RI,",-"GlO n. N.
'sundAys excepted l"SundRyu Uxcept'l
Tickets TO all principal points can 10 procured
the office a. tho Depot
TIIOs n. SHARP,
Master Of TRANSFORMATION.
4; 7. DEVRlEs, General Agent, Wheeling.
Io7
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TRANsPoRTATloN.

Nos. u IS aud IS run Daily, Nc, Nc, 60 DAILY,
except Sunday.
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learned books for the scholar and profcs-
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-Wendcline Gaeger. of Columbu /,
Ohio. brewer by occupation. while out
walking the other sunday, came to a
bridge in course OF construction across
the Sciotr River. Thinking to save
time he attempted to cross the river by
a wire on the bridge 200 feet long and
- feet above the water. He had gone
about twenty-five feet hand-over-hand
when the wire commenced cutting his
hands. lie then sought 10 return to the
point from which he started. but was
unable to cling to the wire, and soon
fell upon the rocks below, dashing 10
pieces
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Some thirteen sandstone basins were
recently discovered near Flemingsburg,
Ky. under ledge, where they are sup
posed 70 have remained since the stone
age. They were arranged in "A maihe-
NAUTICAL circle, al distance OF about sew.
cn feet from each other On an average
they were about six feet in diameter and
eight to ten inches deep. mounted with
conical, niccly-fiting covers, which bore
evidence OF having been sealed. II l.
thought that they were used for some sac
rlfcial rite
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FaHMDas and stock -rsisers have frequent
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suits fro~a giving .sheridar's Cgrdfry Con
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Baltimore, this season, packed ~
900, 900 cans Of peaches; 80 firms we're
engaged in the business, employing d.
900 TO 10000 hands. Several canning
establishments have also been opened
in Princcss-Anne County and other
places in Southern Maryland, and have
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A French loaf cake is thus made
One pound of flour, one pound of sugar,
one pound OF raisins, half pound of but
ter, one cup OF new milk, five eggs, and
spice 10 taste.
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The rcvisers Of the authorized yer.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL. IT. LOUIS.

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