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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-06
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vsku dafi o<ipovsd.-
kdokpzk by mohl n na-
seho vska n xelmena xie v
Amcrice. kde sc vyaaltko-
vAni drahsho sssa prvnin
stalo pravidlem. o tam po-
ehybovasi. ze pravs 4 ioko-
nalensu vyukitkovani tshok
easu neiprvnslsi poiminka
jest aelexnA draha.-nepr.-
Va, ktera jindy eels tsdny -
moi mssieek L dosAhnarl list4-
ho cile potfehovala. askuree-
nj kelexna draha nyni N ne
kolik takfks ho<iin > aaensk-
mi vslohami n tSmsf bex
namahani. Zelezniee Ies,
tim factorcm. : kterssa ma-
81 kafda krajina positati.
chee-h IN pfesin sc dosEafi.
oaa fidi veskcrs kapital OBJ
starSvanim iovoxa n vsvo-
xnl Krsjina. kteroa paro-
strci doposad nehasi. ktera
pouze na cbyeeIns posah Jest
poakaxaaa, takova krajina
v pravde ne1ile. nybrk poa-
ze jenom kiyofi. v takovs
krajine nemaAe pravs bla-
hobys vykvetat. tam xastA-
Va vsechen sivot obche<ini n
pokrok : easeEn rczmerArh
trpaslsckyeh.
NxstavaIi nam nynf otsz-
ky: Ma Saunders Go. miti
kelexnleni a telegrafni sg-O-
leni, by sc mohl vyrovaafi
linym krajinAm srafn Ne
brasky Ma nas bohzts
krsi xApaini Nehrasky byts
xbaven fsfo tepny, kterog
vfela krev salsho blahobysa
proudl Name nesinnx "a
loziti ruce ssS. kdyE se o nas
fisos hHnotns jesinAr Neal
nssi povinnosti stara;i Sc .
sebe, o nase pesornky. \ pod
nix takovy vsemokns pod
porovati -
Jak1 pax jinak uaozno m
tyto dGlle1ite otazky o<lrove-
diti. nek We snysla ton nel-
pfixnivejsim.
Podporulme nejeaom slo-
VEN ale ! vydatnyrn skat-
KEN tento veleSiale1iss p.<l-
nix. as opravnsnoa elloa-
boa budoa nskslx nase pe-
tomkoye IA toso Easlakns
dilo poakazavatis ~Iilel to
nam zbadovali nAse pFeSi-
kovs :"
Avsak neienom pro nase
potomky buie Eniti toso dilo
neoceaitelns vskSsly, aam
nsni s1icim bade ono xelire
prospssEym-
Prodel nssseh plo<iln basie
misi laeinsl lsiho pfistapa IA
vsem vstsim trfistin. n do
voz nasich potfeb basie ryeh-
kjsi, bezpesnsjsi a-la<insj
sls nase pozemky xaaens
poyxnesoa 81 v cens, xzmok-
nj pfistshovalci saaxe sc
men nami asadi. hojnslsi a
laesnsjsi baiou xzsoby na-
sich dennieh potteb, a basie-
me potom mitl spoleni > ce-
I'm svstem.
Ze xkasenoSti bade ka-
adsmu rnanao. ae kapital -
ubira tou1e oestoa, kndy
kladens lsou koleie kelexns,
= tim bade miti nase kr.jina
m kapital. alokens v rcxlle-
nyeh pranyslovseh a jiayeh
podhlkaeh Iissoa nasisjl.
Frotoz rosia<i | SEs.jne -
pevns. nenerhme Il tute pfi-
lezitost uxLouxnoaki. htosah
bychom toho poz<ieji, assak
pohfichu "A pfilis pozsies
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-06

ze skupstina dokAae svs xl@sts-
ne<svi.s-O cernohorcieh ae~i&>
ri npriva, 10 sernohorsky rainhstr
voIenssvi sam ffdi pcvss&ni v
Herzegovina.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-06

Li.sola 4 sa..
PrAws IA 8n@sna 1nn - xsS~r>.
stl Pk~StssaEsal vyAetsl .asSsl
sehkf -oper. Hs1-~- iplaA
Shyna - aPea. o. Plyaa-
sko-1a xsaI@sa
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Poystani V Herzegovina.

vati znasne dspschy povstalcnv,
ktefiz bez pfestani svadsji krva-
We ale stastne boJe Turky. Q
Cetyne Sc pise &c dne 7. xAti
"PfedevGirem strhl Sc kruty cello
denni boj u Dabaru. Naproti
5000 tureckeho voiska 8 jednea
baterii del stale 700 povstalea.
Turci byli porazeni a obraceni IA
dtak; zanechali 200 mrtvych .
mnoho ranenych. z povstalcd
80 mrtvych l20 ransnSch- Po-
vstalci ukofistili mnoho xado-
vek. A druhy dopis teho7 xpra-
vodaje re dne I. Eaff opst di
"Bojajc . Kolasina- u Bobo-
va nedaleSo Pievijc trva boj do
porusud, 7'urci SO ohradili pfiko-
py q naspy. Posadka Niksiee
vypadla ma vesnici Oxricniky.
Kdyz byla spaiena jednotliva
staveni, odraaeni jsou Turci vel
kymi ztratami."-Z Dubrovnika
konesns Sc pise : tshoi dne
.Vtera roxpfedl 80 ' Zubcich boi
trva jeste dnes- vysledck nclxe
po-ud ureit- ~ jest zhavo ma il,
hoslovanskem bojisti a dejf Bah,
ably vsechny ~ boje pro ktesta.
ny dobfc ( Ehoubs tareckaho
pulmesice vypadly -
2 bojists povstalecksho dochi-
zcjf dale xpravy, xe knaz Zarko
dosahl opetns znasnych dspaeh6
tahne ku pfedu- v Bosns pax
pry seprv povstiini pijde do oprav
dy. Povstalci dostali mnoho xbra.
ne zcerneHory q sice Grahova.
Do Chorvatska uteklo 90 krslin
povstalecktch jix ma 10000 dust.
viada rakouska podporuje je tim,
ze kazdy dostAva dcnns podory I
kr. Nez kam ton maliekostf
A pax co 50 ubotaky stane ma
zimns Pfisihujf Sc ovsem, jak
mohou, BY nsjakt gros 81 vydsla-
Ii a nexavdali SWIM chov&nfm do
sud ami nejnensf pffciny X sti1no-
stem, ale NELSON piece . to selma
ii AMI tolik, CO by se najedli .
vlada bude nucena, s&hnouti
hloub do kapsy. " Lublani se>
stoupil sc dfedns povolen byl M
rodnf v5pomocny vtbor X sblrkni
penszit5ch podpor pro rodiny po-
vs,alei. v belle onoho vjboru na-
lexa Sc dr. Bleiweis.
Jak jill jednon ' nasem listu
podotknuto, koluie povSst, IL
srbskt ministr xahranltntch sale.
xitosti oxnsmiI tfedne xistupc6m
vclmoci, IL vlada xakixala, By o
sDrojcn6 eety pteeh&zely pies
hranioe srbsk6 < povstalcdm. "A.
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rro v~sky asx.l A1tky y skss
4ah& xeasAns. mekzs m1m nemEa :
krass P~~tzEl 1oaara Epr2xy P-sA
tsekA Pfzsls n2Ar2.llanss
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-08
AMeIancholx Admission.


The Martinsburg Salesman feels called
upon to let the world know that out oI
all the Democratic newspapers in West
Virginia it alone demanded in the name
Of the party" that the charge against the
Auditor and Treasurer should be
promptly and thoroughly investigated"
All the other Democratic newspapers In
the State appeared satisfied that the Of
fences Of Burdett and Bennett, as evolved
from tho testimony before the House I'M
peachment Committee, should either be
Condoned or CLOSED over"
But even this lamentable confession Is
not the worst feature Of the case. Worse
yet remains to be told, and this bold
Democratic paper let's It out thus;
"Joined to the fact that the Democratic
members ofth House had no encourage
ment for their party papers to investi'
gate the official misconduct Of the Audi
tor and Treasurer, waS the more disre.
putable conduct Of certain Democratic
would.be jOurnalistiC.leader who not on.
y took the vInldlcatton ot these officers
into their keeping, but by all the under.
hand means known TO the lobby endeay.
ored to force the delegates ot tho people
into q stultllication themselves, thus
bringing reprOach upon the fair fame Of
the Commonwe9lth by whllewashing the
accused. we have the testimony Of
members ol the House that they were
subjected to approaches IN behalf oil the
offenders and were Swallowed In their
rooms and In going and returning to the
place Of meeting by outside parties,
who piled them with arguments ana plead
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New YORK, December IA German
uptown savings bank has suspended.
There are about 4,SOO depositorS. Lila.
biliLies about $S30,O0O. The officers ex-
pect to pay at least 80 cents on the dollar,
New York, December Judge Law.
renee has denied the motion to vacaLC
The orders for the arrest against the the
members Of the firm Of Duncan, Sherman
4 Co., in the suit Of Rothing Bros.
WtLKEsBARRE, December ~. W
freeman, editor Of the PittstOn Comet
convicted Of libel upon Jules Henri, was
to-day sentenced by Judge Harding Ia
pay a fine Of $50, and seven months i'm.
prisonment In The county Jail.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 6.-Flour- Steady
and in fair demand. Wheat-Active and
higher; No. l spring 81 0S; No. 2, 99Sc
spot and December; 81 0Sb January
81 O7i May; No. 8, s2tc; rejected zoe
Corn-Firm; No. 2 47ic spot; Az De
cember; IA! January; 44sc February
Oats-Firm and higher; No. 2, 30sc spot
30ic bid December; SOLO January; SAC
May. Barley-Dull; S6laS7c December
Rye-Quiet and firm; No. |, 071C, Pork
$40 05al9 10 spot or December; $40 80
al0 35 January. Lard-Quiet at $l2 22l
$l225 spot or December; $l2 80 January
Bulk Sleats-steady and In moderate
demand; shoulders 10 for five to ten days
In salt; short rib to short clear l0lc,
Whisky-Steady and in moderate demand
at 81 II.
On call board, wheat was firm at 81 03l
January; 81 03Sal 03I February. Corn
firm and higher at 44ic January. Oats
firm and shade lower at solo cash; SOlC
January. Pork quiet and o shade higher
at $40 15al9 III cash and December
$40 2Oal0 25 January. Lard quiet and
unchanged.
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ayers to appear for II at the bar OF Senate
and that the House itself would not RgaiI
appear in the Senate chamber unless il
should otherwise order.
II. ]. Il SS, extending the present session
Of the Legislature for fourteen days, wa'
taken up and the pending amendment BY
Mr.. Bennett was lost,
Mr.. Berkshire then offered an amend
ment changing the time from "A to $ days
Lost,
Nj. Bishop then offered to amend so as tc
insert 8 days instead Of II. Lost.
The original resolution then passed.
Those voting for the resolution were
MesSrs, Arnett, Bennett, Caldwell, Camden
Clayton, Cunningham, Dennis, Dickinson
Eastman, Grantham, COT, CASTOR, Price,
Scott, Sherrard and Mr.. President-l6,
The noes were: Messrs. Berkshire, Fer
rell, Loomis and Shelton.
Several bills were reported by committees
which will come up In tO.mOrrOw's calendar
Pending the discussion on the general
appropriation bill the Senate adjourned to
meet ut 10 o'clock, a. NJ, tomorrow.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
CONGRESS.
WAsRINoToN, December 7.
SENATE,

The Senate was called to order at l2 N.
After prayer by the Chaplain and reading
Of the journal Of yesterday, Mr.. Eaton
sent to the Clerks desk and had read
the credentials Of James Z. English, ap-
pointed United Senator from Connecticut
In place Of o. s. Ferry, deceased, and the
oath Of office was administered to the new
Senator.
The Clerk ofthe House appeared at the
bar OF the Senate with message announc-
ing the organization Of the House and
the appointment Of committee to Join
a committee OF the Senate to wait upon
the President,
At 1915, on motion Of Mr.. Frelinghuy.
sen, the Senate took recess till / o'clock.
On re-assembllng Mr.. Anthony,frOm the
Joint committee TO wait upon the Presi-
dent and inform him Of the organization
OF the two Houses Of Congress, reported
that the President replied that he would
communicate with Congress Immediately
In writing.
At l:l6 Mr.. LuCkey, private secretary
to the President, appeared at the bar Of
the Senate with the message, and 1t was
read by Mr.. GOrham, Secretary OF the
Senate. The reading was concluded at
POS, and was listened to with marked
attention by the Senators and large au.
dience in the galleries. Sir Edward
Thornton, the British Minister, was in
the diplomatic gallery, and appeared
deeply Interested. Those portions Of the
,naauHno In rat,n ri IN iha arhnnl nunaiinn
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ENGLAND.
LOSS OF THE STEAMER DEUTSCHLAND AM
FIFTY PASSENGERS AND CREW.

|
FIFTY PASSENGERS AND CREW.
LONDON, December 7.-Loyd's agent al
Rochester reports this morning that q
boat has come ashorei In that vicinity from
the steamer Deutschland, from Bremen,
December 4, for New York. The boat
contained one man and the dead bodies Of
two others. The man report the DeuIsch'
land aground in the North Sea. The
other two men died from exposure, hay
ing been in the boat 38 hours.
August, the name Of the quarter master
Of the steamer Deutschland, who arrived
in a boat, reports that she struck on a
sand bank In the North Sea, and he be-
lieves that she Is a total loss, with all the
passengers and crew; they numbered
one hundred and City. One boat left the
ship before that, which was occupied BY
August, and his companions; the fate Of
that boat Is unknown. The name Of one
Of the men who died In Augusts boat is
Forsenstein.
Captain Brickenstein and part Of the
passengers and crew Of the steamship
Deutschland have Just landed at Har.
wick. 1t is supposed that about fifty OF
the passengers and crew were drowned.
The Deutschland Ia now on the Long
Sands, still further TO the Essex shore
than to KentishknoCk. Two tugs and life
boats have proceeded to the scene Of the
disaster. Kentishknock Is few miles
oil the mouth Of the Thames.
The Advertiser reports that the total
number Of persons rescued from the
Deutschland Is 100. Twenty-Five bags OF
mail were saved.
Bullion has gone into the Bank Of Eng.
land on balances to-day to the amount Of
100000,
II IL now estimated that the number
of deaths caused by the explosion Of
tho Swaithe Mine COlliery will exceed
one hundred and thirty,
The work Of recovering the bodies
from the Sweithe Main Colliery is still
progressing. The lumber Of fatalities
now put down Is estimated at thirty. The
entire district Is still greatly excited, as
II will bc some days before the number Of
the dead can be exactly ascertained;
fall Of a portion Of the mine having oc-
Cured which obstructs the work ot the
explorers.
A special from Berlin, says that the
Prnssian Government has formally sum.
moned the Arch Bishop, OF Colone to re-
sign. This is preliminary 10 legal pro-
ceedings to deposo him.
Adyices have been received to tie et-
. - 4 Al
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BALTIMORE, December 7.-Flour-
Firm and unchanged. Wheat = Dull
No. 2 western red 81 80; Pennsylvania
red 81 3Sal 80. Corn-steady; western
mixed GSa69c. Oats-Steady and un'
changed. Barley-Dull at at78aS5cI Pork
Dull at $22 50. Lard-Steady and In
moderate demand at 13tal4c. Coffee
Butter and Petroleum-Quiet and un'
changed. Cotton-Steady at 12lal2JC
Whisky--Steady and In moderate de.
mand at 81 16Ia1 II.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 7.-PeLto.
leum-Easy; refined l2tc; crude 1Otc.
Flour-U Unchanged. Wheat-steady de.
mand 81 Al; amber 81 3SAa1 AZ. Rye
SIC. Corn Inactive; old yellow 74a75ci
mixed 72c. Oas-steady at Doc; white
5Oc. Butter unchanged Cheese-Dullt
western fine l2laf3c. Eggs-steady and
moderate demand, western 3la32c. Wool
Firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia 44c; medium 6Oajlc; coarse 4GN
40. Whisky-$l1G.
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Tho Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad,

CHICAGO, December IA New York
despatch to the morning papers Of this
city having stated that the Chicago 4
Northwestern Railroad Company Ia near.
ly insolyent and on the verge Of bank.
ruptcy, a reporter called on Mr.. Keep,
President Of that road, to-day and Oh.
tainedirom him The statement that this as.
sertion Ia believed to be an effort Of the
stock dealers who are short on the North
western to break down the stock. The
company has just paid its December
bond interest, about 100000, without
borrowing n dollar, and after making
this payment has very large balance
in It's treasury. In fact II has not been
so easy, financially, for years nor ever
before been 80 gOodaS now. 1.-THE author
Of these rumors ia heavily short Of stock
he has good reason for the anxiety
manifested in the despatch. We will go
back to November 1st and l will show
you from the books what we have been
able to remit 10 our treasurer in New
York since that time all OF which has
come from the earnings Of the road.
President Keep here showed that the
amount sent since November lst Ia $685.
900 and said that more will be sent I'M
mediately. Earnings for November show
n gain over the corresponding month Of
last year Of $l64,O00.
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Tnlnhn.

TOLEDO, December 7.4Flour--De.
mand fair and market firm. Wheat.
firm and held higher; No. 8 white Wa.
bash 81 20; No. I white Michigan 81 2Gi
amber Michigan spot and seller Decem'
Der 81 19;seller February 81 12l; No. 2
96c. Corn-Steady and moderate de.
mand; high mixed Soc; new 49Cj low mix
ed new 40c; no grade sc; damaged new
42lc. Oats--Dull; No. 2 spot and seller
December 35c. Rye--Rdjected 31c,
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PitlsbGrgII cattle,

EAST Liberty, Pa, December 7.--CAr-
Receipts to-day are q cars Of yard
stock or i,OS9 head. The supply fair; de,
mand good, and market active. Best 81
10 50 50; medium 81 25 10 So; common
50 so to 81; stockers $SaS3 IS; bulls 81 25
10 So %.
Hous-Receipts to-day $500; Yorkers
50 90 to 81 i6j Philadelphia 81 S5 to
$3.50.
sHEEP-Receipls to-day 22O head; SELL
ing from s. IS TO s. %.
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PITTSBURGH, December Am ad.
journed meeting Of the puddlers and iron
manufacturers Of this vicinity was held
tonight with view To the adjustment Of
the differences as to the price for boiling,
but there was no definite understanding
had, and the conference adjourned without
coming 10 any agreement. No further
conference will be held, and It Is UNDER
stood that several Of the mills will shut
down their boiling department and the
others will make The best terms possible
with individual boilers.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

How the Presidents Message was
Received In spain = spanish
Statesmen Startled at Hts Yer
bOSity.
MADRID, December T. Midnight :
The message Of President Grant Occa'
stoned great excitement, A complete
summary of the Cuban section was cabled
to Senior Collantes, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and an informal meeting Of the
ministry was held tonight. It's great
verbOsity''startles the Spanish Statesmen
A. days delay in the sending Of the mes
sage Is regarded SusplciouSly and belli-
gerency disclaimer will be discussed in
to.morow's newspapers. Duplicitywill
probably be charged and ultra organs in
innate threats Of Carlist recognition.
Newspapers are issuing extras and the
streets are crowded. the excitement Is
equal to that shown over the Virginius
affair.
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tInmbllng pens CIosetl.

CtSuSNGrr, December 7.-For the FIST
time in many months all the gambling
houses in the city were closed last night,
the police having been busily engaged in
afresting all the lettering gamblers In
the city known 10 them. II is said that
energetic efforts are being made by the
municipal authorities ior the suppression
gambling In the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-08

STooKs-In the main opened firm, but
at the second call were weak with gene.
raj. reaction from the highest point. Al
the close the market was still lower,
Union Pacific declined to 76s and closed
at 77a77i. Lake Shore declined to 59!,
and Patifc Mail to 40s, Western Union
to 70, Northwestern to 3Sl, preferred to
54I, St. Paul to 853, preferred to oct, and
Michigan Central to GOI, The other
changes were slight The transactions In
the Stock Exchange were 123SO0 shares,
OF which q 900 were Pacific Mail, l4,OO0
Western Union, 5000 Northwestern 5000
ST. Paul, 5000 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore,
and $500 Union Pacific,
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weather Report
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ORFIcR OR TIiE CIIlEP SIGNAL OPPtCRR,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec 81 4. n.
0unN mss NRtna

PROBABILITIES.
For Wednesday for the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, stationary OF
rising barometer, lower temperature,
northwest 10 southwest winds, partly
cloudy anil clear weather.
For the Tennessee Ohio Valley and Lake
region rising barometer, colder, north.
west winds, cloudy and clearing weather,
with occasional light rain or snow.
For The Middle Atlantic States, varia.
bic followed by westerly winds, falling
barometer and rain, followed by rising
barometer, cloudy weather and station.
ary or Rlightly lower temperature.
For New England and Northern New
York, falling barometer, increasing
northeast winds, warmer, cloudy wealth.
or, with rain or snow.
For the Canal Regions, temperature re-
mains above freezing.
Cautionary signals are ordered for the
Southern New England coast, Sandy
Hook and Long Branch.
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sr. LOUIS, December 7.--Tn The United
States District Court to-day Colonel D.
N. Mum, Supervisor Of 1rnernal Reve.
nuei Illinois and other States, appeared
to answer an indictment found against
him iot completely in the whisky frauds,
Colonel Mum asked for further time to
consult his attorney before making his
plea, which was granted, the District Al.
lorney making no objection, Colonel
Mum being under 10000 bond 10 answer
In the United States Court at Springfield,
Ill.,, no additional bond was required
here. No time was act for the trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-08

The following vessels Of the lower lake
fleet, which have long been overdue, ar.
rived to-day: PrOpcllers Superior and
Maine. scllooners ida Keith, Laura, Ish.
penning, Metropolis. Barks Hampshire,
NJ. Z. rfue, and Two Fanniea. Five more
are yet due, which II Is believed will be
The fast Orriyals Of the season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-08

CINCINNATI, December 7.-Cotton-
Dull at 12lc. Flour-Nominally un
changed. Wheat-Steady; choice red
81 26a1 So. Corn-Steady at 4Sa49c
Oats-Dull at 3Oa43c. Barley--Quiet
and unchanged, Rye-Dull at 76a7Sc
I.ard-steady; steam 12lc; kettle l34a
14c. Bulk Meats-Quiet; clear rib lie
seller February. BaCon-Quiet; shoul-
ders &c; sides 1Obc. Whisky-steady
and In moderate demand at 81 90.
HoGs-Dull; common SO 50a0 10; fair
to good packing 81 OOa7 10; choice heavy
81 20a7 36.