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Erttfu3 ptsp7teh u Ths Eh(f'dc Ff1tuAs.
pour HunoS, Mich, Ju,la 1l.-rAssEn DowH--
rrops St, PAUL. slroeco gan!lsc, 1ancs Davidson aud
coukort, Fred Kn!loy anil consost, darlington aud
barges, Abcrcozn and barges achrs scosla Granger,
Aazo1, John Kaltogc. .........
rAaKp up-prors 1socket, California, East Saginaw
and bargcs schts ayora, No. !, Cheney. Aince g. H.
Norrt, Alhaxsoss Saginaw, Qcorga y. Sloan, Deilo
Iianscom D. II. Foster, American Champion, +. J.
Dhnfort1
w,sl,-Soutls, fresh.
WEATHxn-Fine. .. -...
Ionr ilUnos, MictI., June l1-1n p. m.-DnwN--
Prop IDAHO; srhrs Costez, City Of Milwaukee, Sligo, +.
tJr-Prors scotis, Asia, Taasaie, Turner, Dntuque
and bargcs, rrsnd.vo and l,argcs Egyptian and con-
sorf Militia and bargcs Mcndots arid Darges 8. Cham
terla.n and connort, Il. IL Il.o With Al'a brady, Il.
A. Kent; sel,rs l!esuiou', g. Il. WarE'naton.
aeIlr Emma Hutchinson Il stlif saround tho bar
s!sw Point Edward. Several iargs tuga hasa trisa to
Gh her o but Ttth ont aya!l: sla VII nave m to ~ D9
befuro sha tan be rsDaBcd.
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vent m tns roet lat wert and atcr~trA struck At
tho tnah Of t4.r}s 1t1antt, arrfvri Al this tk'rt
Wrnrnay afternoon with frrt of water in fer hold.
She Has released by tho tug fAruflte.
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1SpfFt1f U1ffsTlth ID 3Ht EH1tH1" sF1hHHs.
IABA11r. ILL.,. Juns :u.-AaH1vEp 1T 1IvrR-Stmf
Tom Btcysas towing stono-boat Arntsa from Knghon
ril coal; prop China, from Icoria, light: rsnp ILL.,
nol4, ftom coppetaa Cfeot. with caual conntns-
stone1.
pErAnrrp-atmr Tom ste.ens, towing Maynowor,
Ectlnnce And, Jotnann Nns. md I. all with dime11-
siou-atoe fnr CopefaH Creek lock- prop leAscf, with
lumber for 1ioufy,
lXsaYn INTO GaHAI-prop ch!na light. fos CHI
cagn; capnl-toat Arabia, will ct'a1, for Jolint.
iAssEp Our-rrol, beaver. with lnnler for 1tcury
atoneboats Johnson Fn. aud I. with d1cts!on stone
for Correrns Creek tuek.
Nino feet X inches OF "ator IN sne fs'terhi>1 81
Lark ii.
uRtbaErnnT, 1ll.s Juno us-AnhtFRp-uolthn
Ottawa, 3,5D0 bH corn.
GirAnEu-TTEBanx, 1aSalto, II, ,9a9 II LUMBER, ~!
nj e1l!ugles, 1.501 atA.
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TIE blonEsF 1H1Sn nN a"eohn'
meyetn. .nt II now foot which rro1llAee TO Hfr-
,.. II, oreatness md mauptulp OF cnncertion auy-
H., rhrs,, bo. vnt ,u+nc1 nit .nJ tf carrie,t
thns 'na' eeaoo ~ -. ..'.'. IN.
out ~ pfomlasdt "'i thfo" TUG h'e"t conaa8rHuon'
lis White Btocking uaac-1al, ClnDs tho Nnnky Ring
sho fom.pon Council anil ether Ereat achievements
.r..sn In liz .n,sc Entur trsa IN ~, linn nj
ssmps, liza to G.t tip grand ososson by water to
.nI l,nI,nI fesnc a,ns port,,rai. sw;tzerlan0
Iolshu, ,a..r stria Tnrt.r tirstre' Tso.lnr.'
!Ms; pa,e', e. tSrx,an ~. ita W,,N Neil cTrnte,s
!ayph &nr Hn n.h FIX ucn. fiuf nf Nf"xcn fIrrat
nasat nsa,sr oEsa AMI siiunttn rtnhta in.
t,nan" ,hc river towna. etc., Of tito
taa'A'ea o.xrsnro ifn1.o,, po}nrnnr 31tatasinn,
5s.,rn q. rhn,ncs Avon tn1ndnnaY, ai,f s1on Caait
Tar Ssss ,ihinn schc}i Nosellc acjnp Lirr 0nrunne
Ee,r I1n,r,n Oh 1;aI.inniyer flnadaarinu
neon4 o ,tun s,,na -, It'tno Eavn oInr Vfsrta
kn1to tslo' ~ n,o II .rt,or stIo .r1 ~ cvfrr|ioi
E.it. Ell tts c.ntnnnist Exn,.n, iIc Tu,1fn cnfn-
s ss ~ nm Tnn. np, ,vtf In travelled nyrr IN int
n. ,c,rs tnt Thn ntrorr magnificent crI.o 10
orT,,;zsi hv cnu,,anr nf t,hyFicjatr Of wcl Dr.
tt - 1'}.,' f. tia anSrci,tv NrTanvc,nrnfs inyn
1;..ds isnn ,,ertcctei II ,siIh sc.srs W IT. ijatea n
1 ht,n,ynsr. II, ts citr in h,tld atnncfI aud
sea.ufu{ ,'. Yscht> Tho scnsc nared lie Tourist: in
som.i,n ,nnsi.l IL n. tnn. hnrilcn Viii stoaui
psaIues rn ra,.iar lar, was 10 havs ~,s. main
<ro., IL. ri,r Sfsv m 1s7f Int Ia aeronmmiato
nx o.,rn; n s},rt cnrlor liza nxnrIlttIon will
sx1 s~t X ~ .1,s xcar t,x,arsl ia TarIst na
a.1ht tnr. =, e,,."nt ~ n,nrorrrcnt viii In
"siaios rhn ;tl,rarc vii f,,rnhheJ with md
so,,mc. morary n1,I 1cirniine. brans-hanI IL now
rsni.,a nro rIam, I'M n,,1stcsi instrIIfnnnts
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CHICAGO 1 NORTHWESTERN. Ra!laoao.
7iekef tr. g. tft'f. tth'FEIr1 s+st aNI u Etn4t.
IT.. tvrasr .suiito",tf., osi al lbs ltpo:s.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

FrrtAsAT1oH or RrYynrscr atAnTa.-r sasr.dsy 1T.
ctrtcd. = Bn7tay e1e.ptai. tMon3aJ eIoaps1d. AZ.
tha aundAy ~ aV3 q. n. uAilr.
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Me.srs. Als1ant~r Froth!nsham Co viii tusnlsh
th.r drtinr insr.t IN Wst-.t nHp!an>tsrY ci-e,a
containing detailed st+t-Hcuta and 1utntins, and
1tnta Uf grn8t salnp to the .sHlal:lated. Their Lt
IL ii Eo. Il NA1i.st., Nox York El,y.
, 1875-06-12
MEMOIRS OF ]. Q. ADAMS.

its Diars iria i;a1 so isis hdtri BY iltn. Gasstc,
FIAuei. Adnus Vol. VI. L1trz eiath. d5.GU.
tnow'cegn nt ITO l.fr5 Republic. especially ii
til. men WIN have taken active pat ia il public
AnAlet. .n-EcutraI Chsisttsh Advocate.
, 1875-07-28

Profits of the distillery.. 831
Net profit of this crops
working ..........s..f2,3

Obligations repaid amount to 93,944 and the
Slant account has been increased to that extent,
the profit of 1882 and the 81, 500 c%onstitut-
ing the ! per cent. left in our hands by the
planters, amounting together to 43,882, has
been used for making up these payments.
The plant account of the factory, theret re,
amounted on 31st October, 1874, to 9l06,987.
Truly the situation shown by this balance
sheet is not very Furnishing, and the result
of the years working is deplorable, las. AID.
profit per fierce of sugar. Such q gain will
not enable Us to extinguish our debts account
and give a dividend.
Must we, therefore, say that this result,
obtained under exceptional conditions, should
take away all confidence, should make US lose
all hope, and that it condemns our capital
always to work for other peoples profit
No, gentlemen, We don't think 50. We will
tell YOU the favourable circumstances in our
position which give room for legitimate hopes
with the same frankness which we have shown
in exposing to you the unfavourable side OF
things.
And, first of all, the ridiculous profit of which
mention has been made, incontestably proves
one thing, which happily has come to an end
Sc. the state of utter disorder into which our
factory had fallen, when NJ. Bougenot was so
f, good as to accept the management of it.
Already thanks to his initiative, our creditors
are treasured, our credit strengthened. Hav-
ing only taken the management of our factory
in December, 1878, NJ. Bougenot could not in
the few weeks which separated him from the
crop, remedy all the difficulties of a bad condi-
ton Of things of which there was no time to
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study the details. Now he has devised the
means for removing or l~essening them. When
the crop of 1875 comes, we shall be in a
position to take it off with ease and regularity,
and to do so with much lessened costs of
manufacture.
BALANCE ~SHEEr-3lsr OCTOBER, 1874.
DR.. Or.
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Brought forward ..838,916
Add profit resulting from the account
"sugars shipped" carried to manufac-
turing account. AZ
938,959
Deduct loss upon three cargoes, oc-
casioned in great part by the
faulty construction Of the premis-
es which allowed the rainwater
to leak through the roof and thus
made the sugars which were ship
ped very wet we hope that our
new administrator has taken all
the precautions necessary to
remedy this evil. ............, 1888
R37,120
92.841 gals. molasses or a yield Of
175 per cent. produced at the aver
age price of 8'45d. per gall........ $3.50
Total receipts $4,000
EXPENSES.
The 49, 700 tons canes bought=1,400
tons sugar, have cost at the aver
age price of los. SD. for sugar oe23,4l5
The expenses have been
General Expenses ......Gl, 1928
LaD0ur -....-...ss... 2,3UO
Land transport of canes. 1850
Sea transport of canes.... 1,404
Export duties. ......... $50
Maintenance. ........... 1892
Brokerage. 1868
Coal burnt at the factory,
1,47S tons, at 43s. 3D.. 3,184
Stores of various kinds 2,3I4
For 1910 tierces or ga los.
Sd. per fierce ....-..... 9l4,934 $3.50
Profit on manufacturing accOunt-sugar
and molasses. 92, O51
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Profit on manufacturing accOunt-sugar
and m0lasses. 62,O5-
Your special attention is called to the fac
that the ] per cent. which, by arrangement
ought TO b paid back to the planters
amounting to 9r,500, has already been place,
to the credit Of their separate accounts, ant
debited to the account purchase Of canes.
This sum is therefore considered as q LOAF
without interest made to the factory by a par
of the planters,
= DISTILLERY
81 ,927 gals. molasses have produced
29,627 gals. spirits, being a yield Of
1911 per cent, which at the average
price of 15d. has realized -. II 1873
Deduct loss upon the sale of rs
barrels shipped by Pic X. and
Helene-et- GeOrgina. ......... 65
R1,788
EXPENSES.
37,927 gals. molasses at
878d.. .G1,39l
CosT OF MANUFACTURE.
Labour ............se64
Export duties ..... 2
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Brought forward ,...............
Add profit resulting from the account
sugars shipped carried to manufac-
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The American mind is active. II Inns
given us books Of fiction for the Sentimeh.
lalst, learned books for the scholar and
professional student, but .JsU books for The
pcOpic. A book for The people must relate to
u subject Of universal interest. Such u
subject Is the physical man, and such Il
book "rItE PEOPLES COMMON SENSE MRD.
ICAL ADVISER" II copy If which has been
recently laid OH our table. The high pro.
fessional attainments OF It's AUTHORIZE. Il.
V. PIERCE, OF Buffalo, n. Y.,-and the al.
vnntnges derived by him from an extensive
practice, would alone insure for his work Il
cordial reception. Hut these arc not the
merits for which II claims our attention.
The author is a man Of The prOpIc. lie sym.
pnthiscs with them in all their ailliCtiOns,
efforts, md attainmcnts. lie pcrccives
their wNnt-d kHOWciys If MrmSrirCS-nnd
believing that all truth should he made rs
universal as Gods own sunlight, from his
fund Of learning and experience he has
produced work In which he gives them
The benefits Of his lnbnrs. In II he cOnSid.
ers imam in every phase Of his existence,
from the moment he energies WfrOm n ray.
less atom, too IlminutivG for the sight, tin.
I'll lie gradually evolves to the maturity Of
those Conscious POTcS, the exercise Of
which furnishes subjective evidence Of our
Immortality" Proceeding upon the theory
that every fact Of mind has Il physical an.
teccdCht, he has given nm admirable treatise
on Cerebral Physiology, and shown the
hearings Of the facts thus established upon
individual and social welfare. The author
believes with Spencer, that ms vigorous
health and its accompanying high spirits
are larger elements Of happiness than any
other things whatever, the teaching how to
maintain them Is q teaching that yields to
no other whatever" and accordingly has
introduced m extensive discussion Of the
methods by which we may preserve the in.
territy Of the system and oitimes prevent
the onset Of disease. Domestic Remedies
their preparation, uses and CilCcts-form n
prominent feature Of the work. The by.
giCnic treatment, or nursing Of the sick, Is
an important subject, and receives Ntten.
ton Commensurate with its Importance.
Nearly all diseases ito which flesh Is heir'
are described, their symptoms and causes
explained, and proper domestic treatment
suggested. To reciprocate the many fayors
bestowed upon him by generous public,
the author offers his book at price t$l.6O)
little exceeding tho cost Of publication.
Our readers can obtain this practical and
valuable work by addressing the author
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CHICAGO, October II, Flour = Dull,
Wheat-Strong and higher; No. Chicago
spring 81 1915 No. ., 81 l0A spot; 81 09li
seller November; 81 00% seller all year; No,
8, 96Xc; rejected, sec. COrn-Demand fair
and prices advanced; No, 2 mixed 56jSa
a57ISc spot; 5lHc bid seller November;
40Hc bid seller the year; rejected 5Ga56 Nc.
Oats-Demand good; No, ., Sic spot; 3ShC
bid seller October; S?JSc seller November;
S9jsc seller the year; rejected 20ySC, Bar
lCy-Dull and lower ut 96I5c spot 9Gc sell
Ter October; 039{G seller November, Rye
Dull and nominal. POrk-Dull and prices
u shade lower ut 500 75a23 90 spot; S99 40
seller October; $50 % seller November,
Lard--Quiet and firm at $l3 50 spot; $l2 80
selleryear Bulk Meats-Demand fair and
market, firm ut SNaSHal2ISalSc. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm ut 81 l31S,
On call board wheat lower at 81 lOIS DC.
tObeT 81 OSA November, Corn lower at
5ic October; 53%c November. Oats ~
lower Pork easier, Lard unchanged.
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BALTIMORE, October lI.-l'lOur-Quict
and stcndy. Whcat-SteNdy anh unchang.
ed. Corn - Firmcr western mixed Tic.
Oats-l.asier; mixed 3jnt3c; white liai6c.
Ryc-Quet at 75nS2c. PrOVisiOns-Quiet
and heavy. POrk-l'irm at 1923 6Oa2i 90.
BULK Meais-Shouldcr OAn0iGc; clear rib
l3Ac, loose. lIaCOn-ShOuldcrs nj l0Ac;
clear rib Axe. lIams-l59saiGc. Lard
-StCndy at li9sNliEc. Butter - I'm
changed. PcLrOlGum-Dull and nominal
COlleG-NOminal. Whisky-DGmHnd fair
and market firm At 81 17lG,
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October l4,-Secds-
Clover steady ut l0c for western; timothy
and flax unchanged. FlOur-ChOicG in fair
request, but other kinds dull; Iowa, Wis
cousin and Minnesota family 50 25a7 so;
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio 50 5Oa
7 25i high grades 81 75as 90. Rye Flour
s. g5a5 80. Wheat Inactive; new red 81 0S
al 40, latter for prime; amber 81 AOal 4ji
No. | spring 81 80; white 81 42al 81. Rye
Unchanged. Con-Quieti yellow ia
79hC; mixed 70lGa7lc. Oats-Steady; mixed
4Oa42c; white IiN5O. Whisky-Dull At 81 Il
for western, ButtCr-Steady; New York
and Bradford county extras 33a3iC; frsts
3Oa32C; western extras 2Sa30C; trsts 25Og7C;
rolls extra 27a30C; lirslS 2Ga2SC. Cheese
Firm western fine l2IGal3c. Eggs-Firmi
western fresh 9ja2GC,
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cnrd, which it will do II boiled too rap
idly or over too fierce fire, keep pour
ing it through the strainer into the jug;
when cold, pour II carefully into the
glasses, Over the tops Of the custards
may be grated some very tine nutmeg, or
some blaRChed almonds cut up in fine
shavings, The above quantities will fill
from twelve to fourteen custard glasses,
according to the size OF the glass.
Never take "Come and see me- as n
phrase meant in earnest unless il is au-
cOmpanied with date. Such an invita-.
ton amounts to nothing at all, Ii lady
or gentleman desires your company he or
she will appoint time for your visit.
Call on me when you can make it con.
venient," "drop in rs you are passing"
make us a visit whenever you have an
hour or two to spare" are social ambigni-
ties by which men and women OF the
world understand that they are not ex'
pected to do the thing requested. When
people wish to be cheaply polite there is
nothing like this kind ofvagueness. The
complimentary small change Of society
must always be taken at large discount,
1t is never worth its face or anything like
it. Yet 1t is a convenient medium Of ex.
change, and heavy debts Of gratitude that
ought to be requited in better coin are Of
ten paid with It, People who have more
polish than principal Use it lavishly-
plain, blunt, honest men, sparilgly or not
at all. Whoever makes friendly visit
to u fashionable house on the strength OF
mere "COme and see me-" will very Of
ten find that the family circle he has
dropped into by request Is us ungenial as
the Arctic circle, and he will probably
leave it with chilly feeling that will
prevent him from vcnturiug into the same
high latitude again. But when n whole.
souled man, whom You know to be your
friend, grasps you vigorously by the
hand and says, "UOme and dine with me
to-day-tlinner on the table at s o'clock
be sure to come, we shall expect YOU"
You can take it rs certain that your pres
encc is warmly desired, 1t Is pleasant
always to make or receive a visit from a
friend, but nod on the street Is all.Sutli.
cent from fashionable acquaintance.
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WMEELING's WATERLOo.-The third
important base ball game OF the week
was played ut Union Park yesterday be-
tween the Xanthas, OF Allegheny, and the
Standards, Of Wheeling, There was a
much better crowd in attendance than at
the games Of either Of the preceding
days, the reputation Of the Wheeling
club being regarded as II sufficient guar
anteG Of good game. The Standards
defeated the MutuRls Of Middleport by q
score Of 20 to Is the day previous to that
clubs first appearance here and have
been victorious in II number OF other
games. They played their own men yes
terday, with the exception Of single
Sub" and that was Junkins Of the Ne
shannocks, undoubtedly the heaviest
batter and one Of the beat general
players in Western Pennsylvania. Their
opponents played their regular nine, the
same AS on the previous day-and played
one Of the strongest games, II not the
strongest, that they have played this sea-
son. lIagan pitched the first five innings
and pitched we'll. Somehow, even II they
don't look hard to strike, there are rs few
hits made off "Joe's" balls when he Is in
good condition rs any local pitcher. Ia
gan has been like nearly every member
Of the Xantha club. lie has had an oil
spell this season. lie played we'll ut the
beginning Of the summer and then he was
out Of luck for while. But In the last
half dozen games his pitching and batting
have both been decidedly good. Pratt
pitched in the last three innings yCster-
day aud was quite successful. This
player has baltcd stronger IN tho last
Two games than at any time previous to
his months rest. Lanes hands gave
out yesterday after three innings. lie
has had too much hard work this week.
Curry changed with him, and played his
old position well. DOuthett took several
Ilies, but one particularly worth mention.
II was hot liner sent clear to centre
with all tho strength that Jnnkins could
give II. II didn't pass "Doc" though.
The other players all did admirably.
IIarklcy, Of the Standards, did good work
both In the field and ut the bat. The
same may be said Of the catching Of Rit.
tCrson md Junkins' playing. The game
was umpirCd by Mr.. John Dickson, Of the
NeShannOCks, who gave very great satiS.
faction to both sides. Eight innings only
were played in consequence Of the dark.
meas. The following il the score:
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CINCINNATI, Observation-Disclosures
at 1879. Flour-QuiGt and firm. Wheat
Quiet and firm ut 81 coal 50. Corn
Quiet at G0aGlc. ONtS-Dull at 30a47c
IINrley-Dull and unchanged ut SOaS2c,
Pork-QuiCt At $9J. LArd-Quiet but firm
steam 1850; kettle l3AalIc. bulk Meats
inactive; small sales new clear rib aud
rlcnr at i3Iial3Kc, packed. Bacon-EasCr
ut Observation-Disclosures, Whisky-ln fair
demand nt 81 10.
lIOGs-Dull; common light to good light
$7O7 70; good heavy s. SOH 90; few extra
s. %
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Preferred Osu6syi. Other changes were
slight, and the market closed active and
strong. The transactions of the Stock
Exchange were 10000 shares, of which
1000 were Pacific Nail, 5000 Western
Union, l., 900 Northwestern common, $500
St, Paul common, 5000 Erie, 10000 Lake
Shore, $500 Ohios, l,lOO Union Pacific,
and II 900 Missouri Pacific.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October 1l.-l'lOur-DCmand
fair aud mirket firm. WheAt-FirmGr and
held higher; No. 2 white Wabash 81 81; No,
: do 81 2S;NO. white Michigan 81 20; No,
9 81 lGA; extra 81 HJI; amber Michigan
81 g3iG. COrn-Dull and prices shNde
lower; high mixed SIC; seller November
Ole; low mixed Clio: no grade 60HC; dam.
nged be. Oats-Dull; No. 2, size; Michi'
gun 3GjSc; rejected Sic.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, October 14.-The print
market was feverish and further reductions
were made by agents. Richmond SprAgue's
Durrels aud Southbridge dark fancy prints
reduced to ne. Gamers new dar k prints
arC jobbing Mt 0jIc. Cotton goods quiet,
except cotton hannels, which were In good
demand. Wooden goods moved slowly,
American fancy prints reduced to ne.
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PITTSBURGH, October ii.-Wheat-Quiet;
new red ut 81 25al 50; new white at 81 35N
| 40; old red 81 4sal IS. COm-Dull; eur
at 4Sa5Oc; old 7Oa7lc; shelled 6sN70c. Pc.
trOlCum-Quiet; crude 81 5jai b7lE nt Par.
kcr's; 1879 Philadelphia delivery.
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CLEVELAND, October a. Wheat =
StCady; No. red at 81 %; No. 9 do 81 20.
Corn Steady; shelled at GjaGGc; ears al ga
Csc. Oats-UnChangcd; sales At i9C for No.
/ State; 40c for No. . do; 43c for white.
Unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY


WHHALING, W, Va, April 2, 1915, !
The Charter Of the FlrO and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling GxplnNl April LIST, 1875, and
its unGIplTCl lire business has been TelnsurUd by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, rs shown by the Resolution and Certificate an.
nexel hereto All claims Tor loss or damage that
may occur after u o'clock NJ, April lst 1878, under
any hre policy Issued By tho Fire Snd Marine IN;
and settled by tho Peabody Insurance Company
J, Y. l., RODGERS,
SoprataFv