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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
. Government Ser,iceThat pay

II Government expenditures general
lv made rs good a return to the public
welfare, and in dollars and cents also, rs
those devoted TO the establishment and
equipment of wrecking stations on The
sea coasts and lakes, the critical review
Ter of public affairs would have his censor
shin duties largely diminished. 1t Is,
therefore. with considerable satisfaction
that the public eve may rest on the an
nouuccment that contracts have Just
been made at the Treasury Department
for nine new life stations on the lakes,
and five "reugcs' on the sea. coast. a
recent official rep ort shows that these
stations on the Atlantic northeast OF Cape
lIatteraS, within the eight months from
the LIST of November, 1874 to June, 1919,
gave assistance to ffty-nine wrecked
vessels, which had on board eight hun
dred and siXty-two persons, OF whom
eight hundred and forty-seyen were
saved. In about four years the Life
Saving service has rescued 245l imprr-
lied lives, and saved - 376,9lG in val
ne OF property. This pays in all senses
of the word-in cash as well as in dis
charging the duties of humanity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
TIE ORIGINAL KEELY MOTOR.
An English Count the First Iuvento

An English COunt the First Inventor
His letter Describing the 1--WE on
IcrfuI Discovery" Published In The
London Mining Journal Twenty
eight Years Ago.
To the Editor OF the Courier-Journa!.
Having noticed in your paper OF the
9th An account OF the New York Times
interview with Il secret stakeholder in the
great "k eely Motor humbug, which Is
now being disncd up by the press OF this
country, to the utter disgust of every rea-
sonablc mechanic and to the detrment of
every legitimate enterprise, We concluded
to furnish YOU with the origin in detail of
this perpetual humbug, which has been
harprd upon for the last fifty years.
The following is description taken
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GroCers.
1905 Main sst.
Have now in store and for sale

EldNt now III Slblt anu lAF Ndlts
200 Halt Bills Lake Herring.
LOO White Fish.
3D1 No. 3 MackcTci.-
20 No. Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackerel,2 and In quarter
barrels and kits
% Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
80 BDls choice y. .. MolHSses.
81 Hhds choice y. -. Sugar.
50 Bbls SNrups.
2UO Bbls Standards \. h, Extra &. Cram
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ara
&C Sugars.
so Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose.
Keystone, Id!cwise, Howard ami ulhrr
standard brands.
lUU Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
p Half Chests prime To choice &. T.
Teas.
81 CaddieS prime To Choice q. =. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces llalbrnuk' : j. Il
Millner'S, Pace'S and other good ami Ir.
liable brands, among the best in ia, couu.
try. our stock is full and complete, ANA
Will be offered Ia the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers 10
all and examine our stock before purch
cSing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL & ELLIN CHAN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
BAN KS.
CAPITAL, S25O.OOO.
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President
GEO. ADAMS, Wee President.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley,
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, S25O.OOO.
SURPLUS, 100000.

This Bank is Organized and prepared TO
transact the business of banking in all its
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share.
holders, and is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests Of its
correspondents and depositorS, and by a
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, it hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted
Collections made on all points through
out.the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check at
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BUTsFORD, WIN. y. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WM. y. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHE l.. HOBBS,
GEO. w. FRASZHEIM, JOHN f.. WILSON,
HENRY NJ. HARPER. my2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
WEST VIRGINIA.
Goshcn Chccsc,

80 Boxes New York Goshen.
10 Western Reserve.
Just received and for sale 10y
mart N. REILLY.
, 1875-12-30

Erys. 1!t yentso,, Ealllrs ft5t2c. ,ln careasrc.,
lHfrNrtiEs-Waro very itnlf. Thu farmers nrc ritl,
bringing II. supplies, which, ntlt tn thu at X in
store. makes TIM offerings large rt'oHl tn ht Tin
%anA nf rnhsurrH. Oar lots Afa ntnIfnaI KE tllsr,
nh! store lts of lc5chhows At Auta4so rrr bl til
Blrks.
EEEDS-Wcso au!ct, There ,ycro orirrs on tho
nnnr for tnrtly aud clover but tr wtr' liz III noys
hlyrrA' iilns, lrnre fen rnhsHcsirns. Frtme tlutry
whs very fair Mt s3.4h, null t.!e 1t $!.,ll tnyer
an! at f72o. Flax At sl.tn'sl.45. G4btr seetts
neglected.
HAt1-Trale conttnnea gortt, nnst tho r,'rkst
rte,ily a tim rrea nttlrxrIl unnslRi hni Saginaw,
IH7. sl.h Cana'!a df, f.40: arnnrs coarsc, Sl.7d
ashian ,,ary pcp saes. It'll A'''' WV 'As'' *'''
TEAs-lseInatn aeady n,,l Arrn. Ttnro was modcr-
ate movement at TIM aillesc q,tAilns: trHtownEn
common. :'t1 4lc good tto Aa 4Hc medium hc:
eond d. bsr: nc. bAaGc: tiucR aGsc: rllorr,
7o975e; chusest, noa2jc; fanry, fi,lN3t.2o. IMrE.
htAL-C1mmon, :r2as:isc: good 40, &M; medium,
!;tf aa;; 1noa d. 4eeaalc; hn". htd isc; iinr't,
"ah'; ciIorc, BAstGHc: ciorert, ~ tie. JApASI
-.,Con'not.. IL "s7c Rsnnl cotnmon. ai'6ase: me-
an,' ~. H.; gooa medium, a;ts ,c: lns t ;,s:
hnctt. Stetpe: choice. nola65o: otolrcst, 7a"aos.
np"Sas--Connou. 3.s 3sc: good common, ;s5'n asr
"nn', 40!at9o: Eanl medium, fEa lSc: tinn, 4sas
oor: tancSf. nad 5sc rhnec, G9Iac cAolcca s0 1as.
"uob--Trn'le wis tinIl 1t unchanged rrirH; ,lis-
bl9 llot*l al $3.50 hrect ut s.su. and satA nt $13o-
wt'in-was rather qnict, Int he'll firmly In an
ttrirhtion y renewal uf lF,ie after tic hplilay
Hca'ou Following ara tho quotations: Tnb.wArir.l,
tfroro, fine Ronta coiltonc,.t 4ha&,c; washed na.
d!nul, 80. !t9atc; d.. ct,arne aea4la; unwa.ir.i,
tlna ttcavy to Light .5Qa3oc; ID. medium 3l4j3ac;
io, coaFsc, % 331t.
, 1875-12-30

,snll; slchtn, l2tta12s{c; kesl. laalHIr. nult.
meats market ln cash nominal SALES IT Shoulders
At HI for April c1rnr ribs, iit.c bnynr April 1,rps
-t1nly juhang Ain! atllrr tratle. Hshup mrstR in
actlyn shoulders, 64c: aides. 0,tc hsns iU1{c.
WHrsEy-ttnict at i1.ba.
DrE1En-sittsdy Anu unchanged.
IoGtsv1I1.E.
1or1EvIt1E, ncc. 19.--FLoun-Qn.oe and IN.
changed.
tinA,n---Whcat <!.ooat.a. Corn steady, with Ennd~
rrasn demand ncw, &h147c. UaH quiet u 17tAAlc.
Isye Gniet md uncllangrtt at 71fe Bic.
itAY-1Frfgn&.r an.l fairly actisr.
FnnvtttnNs- 1tnlk MEATS and Ah0tcra 7!Sc; afde*.
11'A@lnac: c1eAF+ 1nlr. faron dull and lowsf
clear ril', 124c. 1rd-Alaskot dull tisscs, st3.s7A@
lf.O1; krH. tt4s0.
WHlaxY-{1.04
HnSTnN+ . .-.. .-...
H,6ro*. Dec. oa-Ftoun-afnrtct tlult wexss
rEn h11rrhHr. $t2W14.hn: e,n,nen cYras. ti.1:Ga
h.5l: Wsronrin slo. $j.6 aH25 Mime do. $50
Gaf.75: winter wheat 0llh,, ff.0rt37.2,; Indtann,
slch!Enn, as 1'lAo.s, $a?itAs.1; III. Louir .o14
pO1: fancy AtAnesota, &1.7sGsh25.
tiRatH-t'orn-Sew mixed AMI yr1,ow, Gf1G0o: :
OLD. scarce and nominal. Dnts--Np. 2 mixed md
white, 45,a50o rejected, Ala t4c.
DuFrAIe, Drr. 91--ffRAtN-Whcat- nitdIins
t!onlund; Rats made public. torn tnl four cars
new nn track at hSc. Oata neglected anil nonnallT
unchanged 1yn neglected and nominaly Unchanged
barley 4nle aud arani 2oU bu tworoweA atato At 70
Ii nNc.
, 1875-12-30
The Movement Of Currency Re-
verse&l---Shipulcnt TO
New York.
Fair miscellaneous Demand for Dis-
counts--.New York Exchange
Scarce.
The Produce Markets Wheat,
Corn, and Barley, Higher.
Provisions in Better Demand--The Supply
Of Hogs Small.


The n,racI,1 fr,i,-o 1T t,,acss vas Tho chsnps In
,ho ,+oren,rnt RI rurrcnc1. II h.x hccun 70 Cow
,nrk IN mi, mini and to Nov york The tccclrla fcrc
.rrrc,,.d t,,a o+lers mil currency vas
,h,rnc IL Nav ynrt bv oca1 h,nhs IN m,ss cxc,apns
Tho rrecfnta III currency md tin ertcr4 from lib
country for Nav York exchange wrre from ali points,
showing general l.Gu.Jatlou of Indebtedness falpH
dup a. tho lat on tha last OF The year.
Country bank balanets In Chlca8o nrc down 10 rs
low point relatively N they havo e4rr tctu w!tl!.
tho recollection Of ot,s nlcat ba1kefA Tho amount
, 1875-12-30
REAL ESTATE.


Tile following Instruments wero Alsd for record
Wednesday. Dec. -:
GIFT PROPERTY.
Western AZ, is II ef llousnoy 4, I. cjx1o5
It. with improvements dated Dec, 1+......} E,t0o
0gicn Ry, 9.' It " IT Harrison tt. II " +, nn-
divided 4 If 2t1i0o IT, .l1ed Der. 21..,.... 7,sD
Tweuty-ninth It, O cor Of State bt, nf, 4IxlNN
rwanty. ninth rt. Il It Of stato st, Il /. li1loJ
rraiie ~. IL; 81 II !, of Eighteenth Il. I. ~
2':+f!xii7A It. with improvements. dated
Tie | lrcmi.:: So il Wcst Mcnros st, ascl w
VIII ~ anr;, A. -, r; n ,o; Il; 81; s"
II. IT, 4atcd her. -. COCO
Lcssins Il, ,t' i. ii Ut ~cs. CAlcrEo AZ, of, az
~ ut =, ,iltea Dr.. = s. :; 1,2p
1-cztnat"n #. .ah # W Of Campbell Nv, nf,a atx
~, l:' 4. dated De-: - 1.voo
MIA Il. with 1,uiiIIug. dated Drc. ~ 600
Nu.trrllcl'l ri. Jsa 2-ao fta Ct rwcnty-scventh
st.vf axi0 II, dated Dns. -. j.......... =: $3.50
NrAt Wilmington vt, 1Hn It " nj Qreru at, I,
5oxloo II, dated Dec, - {Tho,nau u. Bar1sttt
to ,obert ". r.lt.rto,.l. 5000
West I"lA It. ., z e VI cainpiell Nv. +, aix
sonth Heartburn IT, 1i.tt Of Thrty-sccnndFt,
VI. 23.ll0 It, with otLcr psope1ty. dated
Twsny.lfi i st, /: Il Il rortlaui AZ; /, J;
Hi alH Fl, dated Dec. .M................t.. q. go
Ne0srgor 1t, VI, II " of Nall4cs st. n /, 25xlI5
e. dn,sd II st II y ~ y 49,: =; 1000
25x1.5+ It. dated n'c. .....:........... 1,G7
Indiana ay, anA # nt EisLteenth a., ef, 59t
Lis II, dated DC. G}....,......,...+..... 81 1900
SOUTH or CITX l1NIHs. WITHIN \ RADIUS or MILtH
coUhT-AoUsE.
Walnut st, v cor Sacramento av, Ii I, 4s1le'I
t. aasa oss. I ~ :,. =; :; 100
h7I1l25 It, Will! u n:hrr lots In same subtll-
vision, tltC De-, -. 14pjD
Same property tic above, dated Doo 27.... 1ys0O
, 1875-12-30
Withdrawn from ksorf Oh Tutsay for city consumI-
tlon: bQ uu wheat, w bu corn, T3I bu aas UT bu

Withdrawn from ksora ou Tuts!ay for city cnuaunp-
lion: $500 bu whea w bu corn. T3a bu oss, UT bu
Fyr.
Tia following grain Was inspected into stora on
"Wednesday morning; car M. spring, " cara No.
do IN cars No. do rars rojtctci do, grads
do t9a whcat}; hlHh-mfxad corn. II carr M.
do, - cars rejected do, cuts grade do ts9 curn):
whita oats cars M. In, cara rejected do,
car no grade do ~ oats>: cora No. , Eyo: carr
No. ! barley. cars M. do, cars rsjocted do.
Total l7a curl, or 6aG0d bn. Innreeel out: 4l,6a9
ha wheat, 3'7 hi cor1', f3a bu rye, 2ais tn harley.
Tho receipts 1t Tho ar,rCs nnfol lor Tho Meek cntl-
'ng Dc. 81 wcFu approximately follows: Sugar,
3ts.': ltA: eore. s7.i9a nA: tea 1s37,o III cot
ton, 4oa, ,s5i Id: tobacco, 1I6,lt&NB.
Thp State Nr9lssrar reports that lhe first abatement
Of tho ycar Will show the quantity OF Norlhwett-
era wheat acusl'y III sote, instead Of tile receipts
ont fur that grade, TIts Ia well. bnt II ths
receipts out sguA any all gsdes dn ot agree will
this quantity III alrre, Ito grainlsaing community
woul4 ltko tn know 1t. The a4t imrortaut oint IL,
however, that we should khuw tbs quantity Of prop
efty shat Tiers ts on hall Il, 10 traded IN.
II II rtntahla that another RETURN VIII date with
tho ne~ year. The wheat stamped " Iiu1caoa III
nut recognized hy thu Hats autl staumont IL made
of the Huattty Ut thuse grader !n s.urt II IL n,w
Proposed t.at to prnrFietars II tho warehouse do
Voted 10 slnnet'ha Trades shall make , weekly
turn thereof wlsel ran 10 used by The Negats4F or
posted separately. ~ that gentleman may elees.
1t II understood taat tho elsctiou of President And
Directors Ut tho Board u Tsals this vIuter will lp
FREQ fso tie se1at!nuH Issue which has taken the lead
III former years. Hitherto Thu grr.t question In ro-
gara 10 canddata has tcen, "ilow docs lse stand
about tbs scfEetasy7" 1t IL matter for cuugratu1l.
tiou thai the Hoard il now comparatively concnt With
owning, or icing owned. by . gentleman whuse
rrhantt5 aud faFaess only eauaat by his kupwl-
edss. Tlsra hass hcen people, 10th III tha uoafd Of
Directors and out of 1t, touisA rlo,gh IL .up1o,o
t4at their ilcas Ut any sxue II ut 1uursvl Ly
tho svcrets1y. a1ll flat motion worthy of sAo-
ton II lot aoIunsllJ originated by lhst Rentlvsn
They arc wiser md 1t IL truly delightful see tho
nuan!n'!ty With which thu board permits him to do
all ita huk!n. OF course 1t admitted that there il
no one clse competent IL ill tho Office and IL terri.
bs to think low the poatd would continue .o exist II
he should rehgn,-becauaa That wouA nrcessitatU u-
| other advance Of Aal4sy. 1lu Lizard without El,u
would te au orphan.
Thu le5lfnB produce 1nar&cs stronger ycstcs-
day sud moro act.rs, though suhe departments were
| actually quit. Tkste wA4 fatr demand for mort
, 1875-12-30

1IOuB-Tra!o lfcleas, the demand III during
the two preceding days heIng Of tho uoat limited
kud. Tho supply was not sufficient to uaku Il worth
thee wltie for packers to enter tho MARKET and ts
wants Of tho Easteeu trado lid nut reach fourth part
Of tho OFFERINGS Il was rather blue day for hold
ers. nacon Wr.tlcs and extra phf1ad6lphaa wera
taken 1t very full prccst but packing hogs waak
and nvcrlEol slightly lower. Bales wtra ut 3g.2}A
72a,the bulk At }g.C1@h7U fur PACKERS, and B0a
100 for shpars gradcs rconusr Hsos. aold full car
load, Ut $50 lbs avcrags, At $7.9I.
, 1875-12-30

PROVISIONS.
HOO 1EDDUCTS-Wcro moderately acliyc aud
stronger, thuugl, pork aud nnsa wero quoted easicr
in Liverpool and logs wcso dull here, But tho sc-
eo!pts Of hoRa ans and tho work OF packing IL
proceeding very slowly, which ANAL stocks Of
product mud induced tho feeling that ahort aalcs
not so promising Of pro1t haratofosc. Tho abort
interest exhibited decided disposition To III. ID, and
there waa again d fres speculative movement tn tho
moro tIaferred deliveries Of meats. Tho hogs aro
yielding heavier ts winter Than as hut tho bellaf In
short crop In wioniag though soma sections ara yet
reported to bo oyeraowing with logs Other sections
sated to be cleaned out, md though record III
this city Will probably b. AZ argo that OF year ago.
tho country points far lchtnd tat the aggregate
ylod Of protlMct Lids fair 10 bo short.
MEaa lonK-Waa Ia fair requtst, c,!any from tho
sort Interest," and 10 IAN per bri higher. With vary
wra reported Ut 40 brls cash 1t $s.95 1000 brls
srlfer tue month 1t t1s.gssiay7X e,oo9 hris Keller
At sl99H l33o aud sGl brls ssllaf March at fl945
t5lps1H. Total 1d,ooo bril-: The markot cioscd ar1n
nt 1910 cash or seller tho year. $l9oO scler
january, a ~ 10 aeer February. flJ 957x
for March. and nunally at sl9 753l5.sp for April.
l4,n,s uess porx waa quoted Ut $l7.oo, and extra
LAaD-Nas III good demand and hda7J4o per 100 tsa
higher. With few oncrn9s IN tho latter part Of the
soe1 February Il sl23oG.l l237 and 3,2;o is seller
March st tf1:i5a12b5. Total, l07so tcs. Tho market
G!oasa Af cash Or 4Aller tho year ~ 2o tpf
March, Seller April was nominal at tl2.07h@la70.
AEArs-~ero aetiys for delivery after March !, hut
1aef oerwl.e tie market fo7 present delivery bs!ng
Of mrals continues fair, though tho weather Ia not
cId enough 10 taynr handling OF gracn or lots that
,rrs the foor, but understood to l,o lin.
It'd 10 tp~er prices than holders willing to
o9 la Rsecn DO At dsp; 4uooo ba gror,, long rcara
ht01{c; 50 bo4rs ,al1ed 1ntddcs It 10c 1G09. .yJa
A short rlbs 1t March $lo.aodslDha oellr
Arr!l. nl l01e suller May b0 1bs green do xeltr
january At 9@c: 2u0o pcs aud 4H.O)o a green ha,ns
ut 181lc for ii IL, loa for L, II, and oia for % III
avcra9es. 1hn market cIsul At the following saugs
, 1875-12-30

WILMINGTON TuRPERTINE MARKET.
WILMINGTON. y. O.. Dec. 19.-splrlts Of turpeutlnt
Erin At 3Jlc.
, 1875-12-30
COMMERCIAL

Tho following wero tho receipts nni shipments Of
the leading articles ot produce In this city during the
twe,ty-four houra ending At ntock Oh Wednesday
morning, nnd for tho corresponding day one year n3o
, 1875-12-30


10 Mf Editor ~ Tia CAftays Tribune,
have Tenh number Of articles in your and other
Journals proving tn the satisfaction OF their writer's
cast that the article uf wheat must decline far be
low present prices.
Nothing Ia moro clear than that tho aforesaid
"scribbtcrs arc what is callel "sor sclle1s" and
therefore have snttFts IN tho funncut Of their
owlliko predictions. but neither tho farmers nor shb
caIitass of tho country likely to bc much fright
tne! by aueh one-silc. communications. II In ly m
mcans dcAlrnbs for tile pubo welfare that an nrl.
ei4l depression, should 10 croatci In oricr that tho
"shorta" may coveE their contracts At mu-
nitccnt profit. Tho prico Of wheat ut present
IL utte low crough and tbero but few farmers WHO
are willing to ncrcl,t 3Ae ruling ratc fair equva-
lent for tho cost and la1nr Of production. Every
who has given attention the nbect kHo.s tint lilo
wheat crop Of BIS fell ut eIst tou03 0J hu short uf
the rroI Vi 1kGt.
Tho ptLlialloa report Of tie Agricultural bureau
uny considerably 1rHa whcat III Tie country, but tho
lone market IL every year larger th4n tho 1rece,l-
ing year, fact which tlie short "ssAtcl spccaiors
Hsrtn utterly to have ignored. ..-..
somewhat larger than It Inst year. This point has
has been harrel Upon, and probably will tie
have exhausted thesp stocks. which Is only nuesiou
of rhE ltue. Tla diminished product Of 1873 ian
incontroyerbo fact} will then begin to tell aM1 high
rricrs will 10 tlu inevitable result. Tho world IL
quirea 10 much fooI for it, annual copsumI-
tim, mud when thls supply from any
easlse is ntni 'scA. tho prico mHH rs,. In accord.
This In rs certain NJ the logic Of 1natllennt!rf.
Just How, nlne men out If ten "un Changer are
"shost reers." Ths n,artot mist 60 down. say
these sagncious operators. Such icing tho poIuIat
Every pne who sells "shurt" laH to hug.
Bnins day he n'ay awaken 10 thu fact that sailing
lug the grain wien Ao an il to cover IT. Contracts
HREUTAroa.
, 1875-12-30
TELeoRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.

fCRElGn MAHkETS.
ypsetal Alsaateh b TAt CAso9o Ttlb4ss.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 22-ll;sos .. n..-FLouu-So. i, lis
Cd; No. \, as.
anAE-Whsat-Winter, No. !, 1es Sd: No. Z, o. Sd !;
spring No. los; No. 2, %; whto, No. 1. 1os lOd; M
?. 10 edi club, No. i 1s od No. !. los lod. Corn
Old No. !. SIS ID: No. ., a3a ID; nsw, ia.
PHovIs1oAs-Iork, H5s 6sl. Lard, so.
1lvkYpooI, Dec. 29-2;ao ?, rn.-rprk, 8Ia.
LlvEnroo1, Dec, 99-Eroniug,- g,-pRosIa,oxt-paeou
Long clear miadles. tos. Meus pork, s+s.
loapoN. peo. 22.-THs NArE ov lArkgxar-Ilsto
cufitiea is3k.
cosaoLs-For money and account 03 1910.
AusR1cAA SRoua1Tlx*-x6s. l04 ! dit, l01; lo-4os.
1od2; new 81, los; New York Central. S0i Erie,
I'M preferred, ~.
auaAn-So, II Dutch standard, ~ spot; ~ ID
adaae,
apIRITs PxInoLtuM-llI.
rARis, Dec. 1J.-NEa1xs-Gss aoc
FAAxxyoAr, Dec. 29.-vNsw ~, VIZ.
, 1875-12-30
PtTTSBu71 f,tl- MARX,

PiTTsBun0 OIL MARKET,
lirFFnrnn, Pn,nec. GA-IetEotnum qnfdt and ntn !;
frt". H. 10 at rarkcrs rcned, 10 rbiadephIs de-
livery,
, 1875-12-30

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
cLSvELAst, Dec. 29.--patroeuVa steady and uh-
changed: demand heavy.
, 1875-12-30

17R7S3R7TF WNJf FfANNE 7. =
lhFrnn, Der. I9.-Wool very aMiet, holders not
forcing sstFs. Prizes ia.o undergone material
clInnHe': hnd t,h, snt Pennsylvania acccer,
atse; No. and XXX, 47G5aXa: Michigan aate.
chiefly ut II tie: cobnG null delatne ccees scared
hha hrin III a%ad.4r. stuo trsralu lots hold ii G5c.
Iued woot luet al Dis. .ift. Including super end Z.
, 1875-12-30

MOBILE, Dec. 39--CortoN-Quiat; Mlddllugs.
Ike; net receipts. l,taa bales; exports to Great
AFttatu 4.dl9: to the Continent, 1.sil; coaAtwiss.
l,SIl; As!es, a500.
cMAaltsTost Dec ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; mid.
diaga. 171;0lso not receipts, s,ial bales ospors,
coastwlss, 6la s4!es, 1,000.
SAVANNAH, Dec. M.-CoTToa-Qusst Mdtlingas
l3alu: net receipts, asa balc4 exports to orast
bFttaiu 241a to Ftsncs 1870; cosstwise, GsT saes,
l,t87.
GALVESTON, Dec. 29.-CoTToK-Weak Uiddlings,
1870: not recaIpss, 4,osl bales; axports to Great
Br!tatn, p4Q3i 10 tht Continent, l,aUi eoaRtvAs.
a,y3a; s&les, 935.
NKw 0RLxAas, Dec. 2o.-cor9oM-psmapa good
sals,. s,Apo balea; quotations. unchanged; receipts,
pak g,t Rroas 40al eIpprts 70 th$ coaunAat, ~
, 1875-12-30
coa'.wiHc, 1,aa7; TO Great Hritaln, n,lis; stock,
new YORK pRY.ooops saHKer,

hEW YORK DRf.oOOD5 kAHkET.
NEW fphk. Iec. 1a.-,te,tHEs wcro bttGy cnRtKrd
IN taking acconnt Ut stork. nl hlsincAa dull with
cnmml*slnn honEca anll importers. nrown ehcetnHs
ruled 6tm, mil ottrr roston gnsls unchanged In
Price. Hid rinis IN fair dtnan but alirsinga md
rnhra Wrrr lnrt. Fancy rassi1nrrcA In limited de-
manu- Ohcr wooeu Hoo1a dull. Foreign gootls a.
fnu8t neglected..
, 1875-12-30

1ouR nHl slNFt t!eatl 1Nntcl 1t ID1t TO- C cas[l,
ant loo seller January, bn1e4l greet. hams l'4a
luxe; swect-p!ek!e4l do, '1u4 4tallc; CuMberisAds,
hsc casItenr splter Janllary long cut halls. lUAu
1ltc, loxel hacnn hams, laI@15tc.
tiHEAHK-WaH nominal ht 7talE.
HkEF P5aUDUGTH-Were atsady and qulst 1t 50, 10
'av00 for I,ezs, sl0 ~ ll.uu for extra meas, tni
S1n.pJ1l9l. 90 for ha1nA,
YALLou-WAs quoted 1t GJssoc.
, 1875-12-30
RAILROAD TIME TABLE, s.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

ExrLAaAr1oH ov REFERENCE stAnxs-t s.tardl, ~.
ecpted = Sunday etceptai. 3stont45 a1oaptsj. A.
rttc SUNDAY ~ 8;u >. IN. uailE.
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN R4llR9tI
1ektt uGr tNhfsaKA H2usl ant Is Gan 4Iu
A., tDrner Taiison IT., and at ths dsp,tS.
, 1875-12-30
LIKE slicaE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

Cl!!GAG0, E!ftWallH:E K ST. PAUL RAILROAD.
fnfoa Uero. HIi+an ant Eun1f.sg Fses.s 0Eet
u South ctafk-af, olosH1 Sherman Hour. amt II Dsso
LtAEt. / dYfirf.
, 1875-12-30

Wl,tnnrln 4 Minnesota Tttrnnzh
Pay E1proas........v...........
Wisconsin,, lava, and alinac4ata
Ex1fcss...... .................
Wi.cnHtlh h1d Afinnusa' Night
l'A1+ong1r,.,....
, 1875-12-30

Day Espfrss-pullman Draw
!HR-lsH'n HInoplig tarv, tn|
MoW York without chanye..,,,I R:3s d. nj RAN n tn
Attaut!o KsPEcss-tMluiau FAIL " Wv ~
aeo DtamIHK. 1tnmt blvrrInxf
Gsn sn'l Hoiel Usts. .,..,', L:ns H. IN 1 0:1oAm
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25
Her Husbands Letter.

A midde-ag woman had a letter handed. her at the general delivery ir the post office ycster- day, and she sat down on window sill and read it. Her interest was intense from the start, and she spoke up and said:
 'sHe calls me his little darling, That's goodr'
 After reading a few more lines, she said:
 "And he misses my society so muchr'
 Half way down the page she spoke again:
 "And he calls me his sunbeam; his guardian angelr'
 She climbed up on the sill a little further. turned the letter over, and mused:
 And he's lost three pounds of flesh worrying over my health. He's just a dear, loving old dar- ling, that's what he is."
 She reached the top of the fourth page and exclaimed:
 "What. going to Flint, eh?'
 Further down she growled;
 And he met that d-headed widow Kernshaw on the cars, eh? I'll see about that. He probably didn't tell her he was married!'
 She got down to the "P. s." glanced over couple of lines, and then yelled right out:
 Not coming home until next week! Trains showed in! Great press of business. I'll see whether he isn't coming. Boy, where's the telegraph office?"
 And she ran across the street and sent him dispatch which made the operators hair stand up as he received and read it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

You CAN'T ALWAYS TELL.-It was q handsome looking cottage and the passer-by would have said to himself that the angel of bliss and the dove of peace swung on the door knobs and turned hand some springs through every room. Antl yet yesterday noon a mans voice was heard calling out:
 "Jane, oh! Jane-Them perta- ters hez billed dry. Come in here! blast ye, come in,
 And she was heard replying: "Git up'n take the kettle of, you old noodlehead, and don't you blast me, or I'll break another rib for yep