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The New York herald., 1875-12-26
THE PAULIsrs' CHURCH.

At the Paulists' church, West Finy ninth street.
yesterday morning. the usual masses celebrated
The half past ten O'Clock celebrated by the
Rev Father Young, tho deacon being Rev. Father
Dwyer and the sub-deacon Rev. Father Stone Tho
sermon preached hy the Rev. Father Brown. Tho
music the Gregoran chant which this church
makes a specially Tho altars especially decorated
and around tho church the pillars and windows were
feslooned with evergreens.
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rrseuK anu yne accompaniment or the Instruments in
the gallery nve 20 the performance sort OF ethereal
grace In beautiful accordance with the thoughts the
occasion suggested. Under the influence OF such
strains the tmind s Ecarried away nom the glare
or light and flowers 10 that night long ago when, be-
meath the sky OF Palestine, the watching shepherds
rst heard the Heaycn-sent tdngs OF peace and good
will to
The regular service or the church was then pro-
ceeded with and after thrilling Goran the congrega-
ton dismissed while the chimes rang out again above
the throngod their CHEEKY Christmas greeting
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Prayers, Paans and Poems Of Joy in Every
Church and Home.

GRAND MUSIC In THB TABERNAOLES.
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH.

The services at St Thomas church, corner of Fifth
and Fiftyt street. yesterday, in every
way suited TO the great occasion they commemorated.
The music really very fine. The decorations too.
rich and elegant in their arrangement Festoons
relieved the walls and adorned the pulpit rails and
windows On the communion table several very
fine baskets OF cut flowers and about the altar rail-
side and out stands OF growing plants Wreaths
hung in the open spaces and pine and laurel entwined
the pillars The eleven O'Clock services were opened
with the professional from Mendessohn, SHARK, the
Herald Angels Sing" This followed by chants and
anthems the one preceding the sermon-vz ''Chris-
tians, Awake having been specially composed for the
festival In his brief discourse the Rev Dr. Morgan,
Of St. Thomas treated the subject OF the In
carnation taking for the Hebrews H., 14l6
The event they were celebrating, he said, commem-
GRATED fact full OF interest and iraught with as much
power now as The good Of the birth OF
Christ fresh to-day when first IL broke upon tho
world -
GoD's TRUTH PERENNIAL
The story Of the redemption has passed from father TO
son. nom lineage to lineage, stll preserving and en-
larging its worth to men IT'S like acrystal stream of
truth flowing through wastes of ignorance and crime
Men die but Gods truth is immortal; generations pass
and still the Word OF God remains The holy text
selected the great question Of the incarnation
ST Paul related 70 his countrymen, talking plainly
them In heaven Christ is the great central attraction
and the angels His ministers. He Is the and
heir He sits upon the throne surrounded by worship
ping hosts; yet with all these distinctions He assumed
human nature. He passed by the angels taxing
not Him their nature, but with great humbeness
taking ours From review Of Christs condescension
the preacher went back to its first cause the rebellion
OF the angels This objectionable sin OF theirs he said
had It's counterpart in mans heartess rejection OF The
charity and love of Christ BY HIS arm have been
rescued from the gates OF despair and borne upward
the portals Of Immortality. He has promised a fel-
owshp Of love IN the palace OF the great King Is
not just then. that shood on this day say, 'Glory
be TO God on hghf
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A. d. 1875.
The Great Festival Of the Followers
Of the LOwly Jesus.

HOW 1T WAS OBSERVED.
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IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
Throughout westchcstcr county festival was duly
honored and universally kept Although The weather
was not OF an LnsDrIt1g character tho religious SER
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remained open I'll the afternoon. ny eleven o'cocn
the poor purchasers had nearly all disappeared and
comparative silence prevailed the usually busy mart
In Fulton, Centre other markets the same
were be witnessed.
The New York herald., 1875-12-26

The dark dreary day brought little JOY the cheer
less homes OF the ''wee folks" whose domice had
been passed unheeded by Santa Claus. Indeed Santa
Claus had been busy in leaving lots of toys in the
houses Of the rich and well-oG that seemed as IL he
had no time To visit tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-23
FIRE RECORD.

CLEVELAND, February 22.-A are at
Bellevue this morning destroyed the fur
niture store OF Wise & Gross, grocery
store Of ]. Hepcher 4 Co., and tin store
Of s. Z. Felty. Loss $4,000 to $4,000
insurance $1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-23
wASnINGToTs,B BIRTHDAY.

,st5Tg LiAl
vcr nar 5ESsStaiiis blthday " Is sob OBJ,
served AersPytlF gsFSTat suspension Of
and Municipal offices, services in the
theatres StFhis Alutes AN" ringing
chimes. In Washington the banking In.
and plbli9 srloOlA arc cl0sedy
DISPATCH es III olh PhAAdelplia md otlIet
places show very general Observance OF
u'f fs R8.SSeHt lFs5raary ft;bolng
q holiday, there wus no session Of tho
Board OF Trade.
NASHVILLE, February .22.-In the an.
nails Of Nashville thCrc hSs been, no such
coI9btatioRPsAhat foCs plgHS a:
Almost the entire population turned out,
those not in the procession ranging them.
selves on the sidewalk to wave National
flags and lend enthusiasm to the pageant
There must have bcen twenty-five lhovs-
and people out Of doors, and with tho
booming Of cannon, blaze Of patriotic
music from half q dozen bands, waving Of
thousands Of American flags, the gaudy
uniform Of dozen societies, the pranCing
o. SteelS hln PSuSc a,J oSn
tageous, blOssOming into oxultnnt shouts
and husznhs along the entire line OF
march. PorhapS the priCip9 sigppihe9nlcq
of Tie occasion was that the iCdelals and
Cx. . ex.confedcratcs and tho col.
orcI nopuiation We'd with each other
in giving play to the enthusiasm, which
Tho Chief marshal Of tho daywas Cen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-23
FROM KANSAS. "

CLYDE, CLOUD Col KANSAS, Feb II.
Editors IatCllIgencrr'
We have had extreme cold weather
this winter and II il yet very cold We
have had very little ruin or snow. There
has been no snow over two inches in
depth. Our roads arc dry and dusty,
which Is one comfort nj leRst that We can
enjoy in Kansas. There are more people
living hero pow than AtRnyilim aiPpe
we lived here, Lam almost MGd Hgpg
here myselt, sill We arc not sgGIeEng
for the noressaries df M, dIthungh We
aro deprived Of n great many lnxarics,
such Us fruit and vegetables. We can
get beans and hominy and once ~ u while
some sauer kraut, which Is considGrGd y
great luxury these hard times. We had
apples until after New Year.
lMppose you hear great deal about
Kansas sufferers. There are great many
destitute persons wh0rsally do peed Nd,
bnf there are also a gfcRt many who
would be in tho same tx il they, lived in
land ofplhnty. You know thnt there
are always PERSONS Of AiS'kind' in every
country,
Tho health in this nsighbOrhaOd 10 gen
orally good, except few ChihlrOn' who
have sCurvy, caused by eating tool much
meat and not enough vegetables. " /.
Butter is worth from 25 10 80 cent" per
pound, eggs 90 cents per dozen, calico
from s to 10 cents perYNFdt!'6Ii 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-23

Az already stated, tho births were 20
Iess Than In 1873. OF this decrease 80
we're males and 10 females. The largest
number Of births, 46G, occurred in Jan
nary, and the smallest number, ,3SS, IN
June The average Of births was 42i
every month, 9S II week, and IA day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-23
TUE Observation-Disclosures
MEXlCAN WAR VETERAN.

The National Convention Of Mexican
War Veterans met in this city to-day,
General J, W. Denpr presiding. Six
teen States, two Territories and the Dis.
trict Of Columbia arc represented! ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-23
FrSSen 4 70 meath.

New YoRK, February ga dispatch
from Ontario states that during the in
tense cold last week three children named
o'Brian, ranging in age from eight 70
eleven, were forced By their parents
(basks.-makerA residing in EEeisF) 70
start on their usual peddling tour, The
following morning the bodies Of the chill
dren we're found on the road between
Exeter and a neighboTing town frozen 70
death, the oldest with his arms around
the neck Of tho youngest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-23
FIoRlRAEEga
WRUsTRE's SALE.

RY yiEtns q q doad q tEVt mRas "a eEalAt15
6y John y eeEtpey ald Ellaalsh SeSrifiz y,
dsy d OOtllF, 4 I'll Is7s md GnnFdli n lhe GilIkI
OlioS q the County C1prf 81 Qhi9. eolAtYt We
Virginia In Daed 81 Trist Book No pSsp9 10
liS and ~, I VIII sell II Public Auction az ~
hunt door Of the CoaIt Hnulo o. tho MD lphi1
county, In he city Of Wheeling en- j. !!
THURSDAY, ths 18th day n March, tsEo,
Beginning a. ~ O'clock 4. M,Ni ~ vthe. ~,
lowing described Leal elsate, thai = 70 ~ Rssel
Or piTreiot ground situated On Woods Run, " oaip
county, Weit Virginia, about thne 9TlItlEl @ I
mile from GregpylllS, and bopn1sa y tolloNF Cont
msucinR al 4 stake corner 70 Iaae B, Kelly and
the smith farm, and running thuIc1 North 69s W,
10 l-l0l ioTty-slx and poles % 1l4kP on woods
hun; tkene0 down aid FdA s W. WI 300
thiEty-folE and 9-l0O poles 70 Itlfg sheaee = ~
Z a. tiyl0pl iorty-APyup md AirlpQ POI y
thence n. 35lIa i. ~ 2S!i01j twelve and 2lsf0d
polS To stiEs; thhneo taIRs s. ca lslgl Eelty!
one and LILO pOlbs; thence Y. Gib' IN sflp nine
teen and S7l09 poles 70 tho place q eeEpntngs eon-
lllning eleven acres two ,roodS aud ekhteen paf-
Ches, With ali lmpFOyemtnn and appaft1lancoi
thHaunt0 bOlnnglnE being al tho tlpe PltglFty
which was conveyed 70 the aid John 4; Copft1ey
BY deed Of William p uhbanl, Special Cohariis
Eopef, bearing even date with the above muntion
deed q trust and recorded In DEED Book No "
fRRMS or sALE-Ono.thlrl Of the purchase mon.
o. 10 ral on the dAYO Of lo and the fO.iduO IN tNu
equal paynepia n Si1 and twelve mpntth With IN
terpSt from day u Elle, and deed ok trust % bg
EVQn By the purchaser to Sgcufg the dotefTed pay
m0nts, Selling A. Trustee will convey The htlI
which lSTnitHd In me by The aid decd Of tlit! !,
iea t ], q, GILLESPY, Trustee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-23
IfPer Chance

You have got Into trouble procure at once package
Of the samartAp'S Gilt, nd a dIeCt9d AID 700 VII
b al righs Ia threO. or four days The trouble
when taken In time Is EASILY overcome but when
neglected, or whom tho quaCk y visited and 10 gives
bis cOufsG Of BalRtn COpabe, than very Often s0Ei-
Gus complications RTtlU which ProlOnS the disease
for weeks, perhaps monihl
Another lallacy II In persona trying lSAAve IeI
ElCken the stomach that Alllat dolth Itself Would
b q relief. SamArltan'S lht Will cure every
time, With no moro uhpl6a.Aht results than II the
trouble had not existed h Ill.
Male packages, 80 Female, sent ~ mai Y
any address. DESMOND Gu PTopFtOtoFSt VIC
Racs street, Philadelphia. JAMS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-23

TOLEDO, February 22.-Hon, ], D, Cox,
who has been appointed Receiver Of the
Toledo, Wabash e Western Railroad, has
given instructions that all claims for la
Dor, material and supplies prior to tbe
date Of the order shall be paid, This
will giyo great satisfaction 70 employees
and those to whom the Company is In
debtsd for supplies.
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Afternoon Dispatches
m WASFNaToNI
rHE LorIB1lNA DF1EoAIIoS.

JWFMMs'oA Vii 1
THE L9rRIANA pRIEGGEoE
,WAs1rSeIoN, February 299.-The Lou
isiRna Conservative delegation had avery
long interview with Wheeler and his
committee this morning, and subsequently
with the President, to whom they we're IN
troduCed BY Colonel Casey. The COncIu-
sion reached by Wheeler's Committee is
withheld until it has the approval OF the
President, without which il viii be OF no
force, Should the President approve Of
the proposition agreed upon by the dele.
CATION, its terms will be telcgraPhed to the
Conservative caucus now in session at
New Orleans for its sanction.
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
The Republican Senator's held q caucus
this morning on the order Of business.
They came 10 no formal understanding
but the general impFessionl is that they
will first act on the general appropriation
bills before them, then the House civil
rights bill and the Pinchback case. They
do not think there is any probability Of
an extra legislative session, as all the
necessary public business is in such a state
Of forwardness that it can be transacted
before the termination Of this Congress.
Owing Nj the att9nla9fe Al the eAtqQS Of
tho Republican Senators none ot'the COM
mittces called for to-day had quorums.
There was therefore no meeting Of the
Senate Railroad Committee, and no action
was taken on SCOTS Texas Pacific Rail-
road bill.
THE Observation-Disclosures.
Tho subcommittee of the House. Judi
ciary COMMITTEES to-day continued the
examination Of President Orion, Being
asked the question, in accordance with
the, terms Of the resolution Of inquiry,
whether he knew or ever heard that the
Western Union Telegraph Company re-
fused to send dispatches OF the American
Press Association OH account oil crlti-
CisIs on the Telegraph Company, He.
replied tMl lic did not know Of any suSh
refusal, nor did he know Of that conf
pany's so refusing on that account to
send dispatches to any person, corpora
ton or newspaper, s .4Ui
MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.
The National Convention Of Mexican
War Veterans met in this city to-day,
General j. W. DenpF presiding, Six
teen States, two Territories and the Dis.
trict Of Columbia arc represented 81
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LIFE AND DEATH.

PittsburghA Provocative Power
aud Matrimonial Ability...Ihe
IICaper'S Annual Harvest. Wat
rimOny'S EnliStmGntA ana Hi.
nlaniIy's- ACceSsiOnE, m .7rf
FROM tho PitS6afgh Gazette,
For several weeks, indeed almost
months, Health Officer Crosby Gray Inns
been busily engaged in preparing his in
teresting anRllnl reportfor.gabmiqsiPp TO
the Boatd , Health. no dePart4Gta
the municipal government issues II re-
port that is of so much general interest ms
the yearly statements Of the registrations
Of births, marriages and deaths in the
health department. Last year tlerc were
1883 marriages, 1881 deaths, and 5,OSl
births. Compared with 1874, the deaths
were 1888. less, marriages 40 less, nn4 y
dccreake 0f Vi In births. The gppber Of
lnarriaEesIinS each Quatier IN 1871 is T.
iollow5; S7iF t1"'N r
First quarter, ending March 81 ......."~"".. NY
sCOnI quarter ending Juno IO.....",''''''' l l9
Third nllRrtOr, ending September U"""".,'". Wy
Fourth quarter, ending December W..,''.''.'" dJ1
-
''''''''''''"'l '""V
FOL grooms and DIG brides were natives
Of the United States, 200 groooms and Cl4
brides were foreign born, and the nativity
Of five was not given. The following
table indicates the ages Of the persons
,,,n..toI 49,.
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Incest.

OMAHA, FEBRUARY PA most horrible
case Of deprayity i reported from Lara
mic City to-day, a father having been
caught living in an open state Of lasciv-
ious cohabitRtion with his two daughters,
one 10 and the other Is years old, He
has been arrested and taken to Lincoln.
One Of the daughters has Just been dc.
liyered Of q child by the father.
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West virginia, and, the Cahten.
.hlhl ENIiibIlIOi1t ~

Editors Initlllgtneer;
Have any steps beer. taken towards a
proper and full Representa- ions9t the
resources and pfoducts oftouS s4te at
the Centennial Exposition to he beld at
philadelphia in 1876? sssS
Our stAle IL blessed with a great dbllhd'
aRce Of coal and iron, as yet comparative
" untouched. A full and complete show.
Inc Of our great resources at that time
NAV have the effect Of Inducing capital.
isu4as there will be thousands visiting
tho EXpoSition-to invest their money NJ
develop the interests Of our VIC;
Let lie work Of collecting specimeas
commence Immediately and West Vir'
gihIa willAOl BE la4 OF least q stepre'
scntation ofits PRODUCTS, ~.
tRespec.lnllyL
- WM, T. ThSEY,
wasbtg, ~ Va tsS. u, 1875, TT''
, 1875-08-12

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for ,he xessp. at with Moderate s:4tx In lore, Tie
n,1kpt rrc<eu,c1 r,m tuue. Tte demand far uIs
wes rerortca l,,h,. Iricc.. Lov,ycr, x.ry nrm nil
ar"nhN, fhd "lsnef ZOE Hhtrta MI" 'Hrfeht'"' I'VE
STOCK cf nscc ui 10 now mostly IN ~ ceiasyo hands,
nng1 nsJcca nte up another a., Tutl3ntlns Wal nd
r.,ac1 II, u, ,.a
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Al LIN 'h'iie! "''he MN 1"f". t"F o'Fl''ers ""7
rolofte't At TILL Ahked Ittcca. Jo!sa aud sr.ntllhR'
sui stock boards nre GrnI, under limited snrltas.
t.,eriraJu and lr,,os .yr,n whout rl,rre
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u,s .,una,,h q, ,,,,, ,nt A,er ,.r,t ,,c,tn,,
,.,,., ,',t., ~, -. .,,,,t. ,,.... ri. hr,,,n
|.' h'.e' ..s4. "aA "..' "
rect Of a shortage III Tho supply next ycHs Sca,s
wtro ntIlcs and timothy waa Uttered at lower rr!rrs.
The oIsrtnus of hny aru still vary iIaAt aud oil lay
Is hffs. nst9 IN dethaha 10 nj oFae1' otsr" "uHs
wnrp In hctttc rc1tcAt ~ FORMER prices. LRss And
w,tp.r ~ c.1tyoust,,
, 1875-08-12
REAL ESTATE.


Tbs following instrun,auts wera f1sa for record
Trductlay, Aug. II:
CrtY PROPERTY.
North Dearl'ori at, 12ft' II Of Chicago NJ,
WI, 2J1.l5 II, dated AuR lU.......,........S G,000
Cynthia eetrt, Is52 II y III nS,sH ~, u 1x
itGA II IT, diten Nov. -, 1s71...........,. $500
cyntha court, 31I It = nf uIden ", . I. 2;I
IAt +-1A IT, liatt Il July Observation-Disclosures. TQU
bushnell VI. l:'s :-lp Il Q Ut srwart av I, :rs
l9a II, if7F4t An. y. 1880
watasi; AZ, 81, It II of Tlity.nlnlh ST, VI, q
1lil 4-l0 It, Jac,l Aug. ,.H................ 9,5t0
Arn,sls st. nr,r 'rlirty-s!.th st, n +, 2sti.1n,
rriris A. il! IT i.t sn;a st, I. a3isiiii7 1'
Fl, ia. 4 July Observation-Disclosures. 7600
soth Dearborn Il, !s,; fl II II Thirty. eighth
ct, +, :7x1ei II, With tuillinGa, dated .suJ.
wc,: wat'inston Il, n . cor of lily 1t, Vi, Sj1
Nr.t Taylor 81. rs # Of Iloozuis ST. t, :5s
t0l "iH IT, dale Avg IL H...........,....... 100
1sltner"s ut, ~ It ~ California aT, ii I. tx
Vernon ~, c.y Il n nf Thirty h.!h 1t, +, 2sx
1iaA H. d,tnh July "a. ,,,......, 7,On1
Hush 1T, Il 4-it It Il Ut Oak st, nj, 81 4-1t1l45
.h III IT, It, H"s sos Of ok i, 81 4io1i4s H. ''''
dlt.h Ang ........,.........,....... e,op
NORTH Or CRY L1Mrte, WITHIN nAntGs Or MILE
or cuClL y-tTnCAE.
Seminary 5v, r cor ot Dunn!ng at, 30H IT,,
With improvements, d.tetl July 2t.....,,..4 1900
S,r,e tie aia.rr. d1tcl Aug. 1l.......... lb,uy
s0ErH OF uIrT LlAITf WITHIN HaDIrs or MILLS
ov Counr nr-HoUsE.
Forty.n!uth At, 40 II u IT E:;xtials ~, If,
E9sxl"1 r., laLAi A!g4 7.......,.........$ 15,G10
wEnr or cirg t,1itrs, w1rit1H nAp1Cs oy / NILS
Ut C1cEr .1oCsC.
Division ht, X nj Itysnan hv, aatl Ityrnan Nv.
Of Dlsini, At, ~ Atrhs, lated july M....t g2D00
NUzatt 1t. 1t0 It Il OF Arm1t4go ro1h, II, sUk
NV IL dStc4 aug 1s...-.. 11WV
, 1875-08-12

Withdrawn from slnrc on TucslAy for city cou.
S''tu!ons s,77d bu wheat 1870 cosa B101 bu oats
t5s bn barley.
Tic following grain was inspected into a.ors tn
Wednesday mvttsng: carr No. syring. Ct cars No.
2do. II csrs No. do. 10 rrjecsei da 1lB wheat
of which "a are new}: 20 cars hgh-mi1ed caru, iGa
rars 1:ia le,le0 bu No. d. 81 aul GCt6 bn
jestsu do, eals Ersde DO t4;1 coru); cara
@ts oat. csss No. do. u sejectel DO,
NJ g:ads do gu usts, Of which II now;
foteettA rye, car new uo grade do car now No.
barley, c4,s No. 10, cara rejected do, car no
grade DO 1utal ald oazs}, l700ou lu 1nstaetel out:
i3a1 ou wheat, 73aal ba cosn, .lG2 bu uAts $40 bu
rye,
The leading produce maskcts were !eas aetsvs yes
efds5' .'ne were dull, ana t.eso generul .cudcn
ey u lower rrtrc'. Tnc weather WA hne, After
ha se'oro ra!a.susa of ii" PREVIOUS day. anl wns r-
ported nus III 'n"ny IArA Vi tbs Wust The feeling u
otHee elsrs "as ssos eaAteF in uue though ..t tac.
may hare besa partially ruM.sqllyI1e af our On Ii
Weakness Tie receipts of grain ~sre rathse light al
rouild but II ws Significant that new Rr4tn yns re-
csisbl' LII consasfa1s Proportion 70 tbs wLos, a1csps
III corn and that sona of 1t tEtae.e ~ No. iu thu
caAu Of wheat, oals, rye. ha,l barley Thi. showed
thtl The hassest IL not fur ehnd ~ haa btsp r.,n
Cd by aoe. and made tho aurts haly In thu su,tci.
raton Of hberal receipts Of now grsla hesoso lung,
Tha harvest IL ue tn prngrss tn rntny sections Au
good Yield " expected In the eoultsI tributary to
EhlcaXA
There was hettcr inquiry for lake tssIahts, ind
rkte4 wars shade GlAss. Tho ruo,u taAen WI.
chiefly fos epEu, and st for rejsets, whieh was III
guu1 del1anl, rhils other kiuda were wanted but
spAttnxly. Tho trading wA lERclF speculative, :.
uAual, aud la grain q4otsuotlA wayered up and 4owu
With every p&saIuf cloud Tbs ularks,s bting based
the xes.her EJF which t+ABon anything lka htsl.
gent description Of thelr va5ious phases " scarrsl,
possible.
lilo foreign markets continue strong. by comISE4
son with .h~Ao .Lis s1Iv Vt tho AtlSIue, which