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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08
Presidential Predictions.

The Springfield tMas'l EtY,.Jlioa" i.
il the prophetic vein and diIcours
thus:
Mf. Tilien haI made hitnIeli, and il
today the most conIpicuouI representative
Of The thing, the beat people believe in,
Of the thing ibey want, and alLo Of IN.
compromising hostility 70 the thing they
don't want. He il 10 4 prominent po-
'itign, foil in the public eye; be perfectly
compfehendI his opportunity, and can be
relied upon 70 make the most Of it. What
NF. Adami represents 10 retirement, he
represents in activity; what Mr. Adams
repfe.enp in character, capacity and
pufpose. he represents in actual effort and
Accomplishment. Thanks to the short
sighted folly at Worcester, he has been
allowed 70 retain these advantages q
position and prominence. The hard.
money and reforming Republicans will
make a grave mistake in undertaking
them. They will make gfaver mistake
IL they hug the delusion that they can
svail Themselves Of the split in the
Democratic party 10 run in any IIpub-
licln Who may be nominated. Ths'Iine
Of cleavage runs through both orgahiLa.
iioh5 the force which 'pliu one 'pliis the
other. This being 20, Mr.. Tildeh cannot
he headed Of with Mf. Blaine or Mr.
walhburne; at least the experiment will
be attended With very serious fiskI.
Common prudence would seem to dictate
the pitting against him Of a man a. good
a. himself, and little better. We have
man in Massachusetts, who fills the bill.
Unless be il ntiliIed, the Odds are that
Mf. Tilden will be the Centennial Presi.
dent, and that he will ba elected by
RennLlican Tniel.
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APolitieaI piaIoEae.

-SII-s=zE Z Ca--l
WIii1--Goo6 zs-zirg, ir:sod liza
EsE Iss ygz C pllils! D. yoC 60 Il
tl' E1rs gEesIateks, tie pscPlst
=susy1
J1.=-Wel, WIIliI=, ! k1-dly hToI
iEsE:i5-- link Ia; Cd LLi filTeg i
tas lay !gE lie poo. IL Wlgs are
tAs a.: 70 Elss Al lie S-sG 70 An TGis
h-.EZ SC, liz pos: ~ y1-H be Tie Ccs
= sE5S; dZ:IEg tie E-sslb1ek s5.0l, sai
.i;sE IL a3ot sHt s-t=i3a1
W.L@-WkT, NJ 6s1- Jz5es, yo-
ses, sTsF!Ihing V0CE bs Ezss- Vhsrs 20
s.-a 5rs t1LI, u5V !gz SglA I1z- x
sIrEi1Z IT0 G5llIys.
Jl=ss-FTisni Wil.iIa, y.= have
property Il this city, TAicA !o1 Z; CIT
! EJssli A &c @! y0Gr isELz;s- ! 'sIi
o! ysz certain yssaiszs A. - -oI:A-
Nos, Z tie pol.-F q re tTgEtEE=-a; x
Z, i.s-s ia-ss k1udrsl z.-l1cs =5rs &
YssnhsEks, 1nG Il issaes isszr VII !o5
saIl pz,-ii L 70 OcrzPE re P'sl-sea. /
rgU have 4; tie sA=s AZ EI-s!!r
Ifiiis--4ksa. 1as=l Wei, e1a'i
s..;.Ir IL; l void Y0s see- frisni
JIzs., /! sTs:Ftkirg V0z3 riss, / E0gl4
K c5..Es! % FIlse TIE Tszi, - TIA; ~ u
n=s Tgzli bIlEoos ETo7igoiEE-
JzA-I01 sI!, L eTsgytkiEg Uoll4
ne Have yog LIy 3g1hE Ah51i IL
WIlliIz-Aksz shs=! eat jzsi
az that ! hare Az 6o1bs .5gz; il Il
iiss, / - pEs:;y szrs eTs:y eo-lEl'iiiy
T0zE riss il pGsas- BIZ, tZ!s-t Ja=es,
yoz 80 bEs:Ess. T5ld sesl 70 x EoEs
LssiTs.
J,zss-SoV, WlIiiz, 4 iEiEy which
fss=s tue = Eoi Away, ir1s. sgPP0s@
l sgI doll1r "a yo:ih two dollars il
zresrsaaks. Nov, : aEEcAIri T5o Asks
IL to tyI.lrs II ErsSsbssks q: \ Pai'
o! .Loss UozH 70; hesiil;s 70 <; re
hare tie pal: !5E ore dollar il gold Sc,
thea, II 0ls d5iLI' ia gresltacEs Ts's
equal to ore dollar in go!1, Il v0GA E5i
II rsus.sary ~ a= % y P1i1 - aseh
ia gres1hackE i1y ny lIoJF y u V0zlt
l. Esge tie G0TsTrztni % issCs Tie
u5iil!oual l..ee hE.trsl nilli1cs Of
grssa51Iks. AID, A. / siI.s4 before,
SIge tsiDz Tie l2E; 70 re, AID TIE Ers'
70 ;Ill, tie !It'3'irI nsa goGlt ts ths
sg5srsr' - TogF ir3Iii0n policy.
Wil!!aE-I0 tell tie truth, james,
ttirk yo4 Igs riyhi. BGi yoa see have
b.sn 4 DSn0crIi al NJ lie, NJ father
-. Uxuocr.s a! rs life, AZ - "a
~ zr1liil,hsr. S3S, l ngs; sick 70
ny party | nzst, ~ becomes 1 loyal
Demlcrai, stick % DEMOCRACY, 10 matter
shsihsG i; bs right OF wrong.
James-GOod morning, William.
Wil.ian-Good aoruinZ, jane.
LlsTEyER.
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SOME tine .inoe ! Baltimore HEfgkALi
writing 70 a leading Nss York eoamsr-
ei.l jouulI togehei upon 90. feature Of
the heavy expense. oi,f.is, Thieh /. irs-
qashtlya matter q ooaTsr.atiOn in b1s!-
Bss, circle. in all cite, AMI IN eEgmsf-
Naiing the present Disadvantages o! trade
lsksd Il the heavy srPsnss. and short
profit Of mercantile b1siEs.. are Rot
largely attributable 10 the arm! o! ,raTsl.
ing salesmsn nov seemingly sriailsl %
the trade, sho produce Al unhealthy ogn.
PETITION among merchants, ard Do not in.
crsase The consumption q ggadi' lie
add that they prsTebi that psr.oha! n.
q8aihiauCe sla0hg nsrehant.-ihs actual
buyers AID ssllsr.-uhich i, - Necessary
70 establish correct credit, aDi to make
shat Uas Ohre knJUn ~ regular custom.
su. Beiore the saF the county meF.
chan. "a saii,sei, in each branch Of bic
uaJs, % deal uiih one, OF tS0 At most,
city hogses; Dos be ds2ls On an average
With : dozen. Besiie., though credits
are nov thirty or .iIiy day., in'isad Of
~ fofmerly ig1r and sir months, .iiIl on
Aecoan, q the dificuliies Of tracing his
liabilities uadsF The present. system, it il
eon4ndsd that tie Oh style vas the Be-,
al ,,fsat
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Wooden PaTemenIs In Washing.
ton

'Ffsz ~ TDziasr;ss =ti'
Dr.. Verdi, iroLl the Special ConHliiies
Of The boari Of Health, to Uhgm we're
isrfei tie ,e,9!g,iSa irqgifihZ sAsihsr
sod paTsntnu in STATE 0! IseonPs-
siiign, And in such broken state :, to
allow filth 70 aseullis among and under
it. block., Constitutes ahgisILes irjari.
o8s to health, hl' made report tia. all
vegetable nd animal matter in 4 state Of
decomposition have, By the ordnance Of
the bafd, bsen declared nuisancss, And
that decomposition Of the wood spread
upon the suriine can not be az exception;
that probably iOur.6i,hS Of the bsUly.
paved street. d our city are pared SiIh
TDod, varying in kind, some having besn
treated even With anii.eplics before bsing
laid that within three year. from the
time they we're laid every one Of them
gi7es more OF Iesi eTidencs Of very rapid
decomposition, bot that Pennsylvania
avenue northwest and southeast, Third,
Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth and K
streets. have deoDmp0sed 30 rapidly A. 70
give ri.e 10 : mas Of dangerous puIre-
faction; Third, EleTenlh, and Twelfth
svesp are nos, however, being paved
uith asphllium that on examination the
committee find that the durability Of
So0! dsTend. upon il. quality and ga.
soning but iha: four years oieIposufe 10
heat ,nd moisture will decompose even
the Ee.i, and that the quick decomposition
Of the vood plvemsnts Of the city de.
pend not % much upon wear and tear a.
upon the quality d the wood and the
manner in which they we're laid; that
those tha; we're protected from capillary
absorption By thin bed Of dry Iahd, or
that we're laid on sand sDil, Ueli-dTaihed,
have teen sloUsr in decomposition, while
ihOse thl! we're not thus protected have
dscpmpOsed With great rapidity also that
the Eprinkling Of water to prevent the
motion Of d1r, IOon followed By the s0l1r
heat, has greatly accelerated the decom.
petition Of sone, and particularly that Of
Pennsylvania avenue.
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Business Prospects from n Pitts
burgh NtandpOint

fFSala u. Gib,tse 4 !-sVr!5I.l
Prom soneuha, ertsbjsd 0t-erra-
ton during tie lat igar Essk., and ALEC
frg1a letter, received anI from various
sources Of reliable information, We are
glAd 70 te able 10 iay that there /. an IN.
'do1btsd Improvement il the tone and
volume Of general b1sinss1 throughout
The country. OF cDgF.e, there il dimin-
utiDn 10 p;icss, cgnseg 1sni upon the dali
and ,lnRYish markets daring the pat
summer, uhich au91nu ia zone articles,
both Of egmmsfcs ard manuisriure. 70
someihinK remarkable, ersn for doll
tines; bot il mgsi 10. L@ forgotten that
in n1ny directions our gfOTih aDd Ell.
pansion Of facilities we're entirely beTObd
any Aet1sl dsnAbd i1f glodi, and fall
10 pfices cJuh not H. Avoided, even had
The country not besn overwhelmed, al.
met. By The panic u 1913. While the
Land il lsemihz with Al exceptionally
bOuniifgl harvest Of grain giving god
pfomise ofaf1ll market everywhere, 10Th
here and 10 the Old World, in most 81 IL
part; yet there il an atsDl1:s ADVANCE in
prizes, compared With th0.e ruling in the
spring With this advance comes ae.
lfTity; and H. the principal grain port
The markets beinz animated, general
buIibess is importing daily in a ,s;i'iac.
tory degree.
The same remarks are true With refer.
epoe 10 general transaction and price, in
cotton, il pork and proyisiOns, while in
iron, glas', oil ADD cal, perhaps, price,
are still down, and for the ressyn before
given, nix. orer.prodIciion. General
ifade, in groceries, dry gDl1s and other
branches, il active, and pf0mise veil for
the fall business. In the Wholesale cloth.
ing and dry goods lines We find trade
good, both East aud West, and II We fol.
low up througho1; all the leading lines
Of business, the same result il reached.
And now We say " all our readers that
the country, after having passed through
one Of the worst, il not the very W0f1i,
commercial sud financial panics ever
known here OF elseWhere, shows a good
disposition 10 resume it, WOhted energy
and thrift, and all that il wanted j. con.
bdence, one in another, aud determine
ton 10 10 ahead.
The trade Of the country, in many
partS, has been greatly stimulated by the
deVelopement Of the Industrial E1posi.
tions now Icing held, and the exhibit Of
good and attendance are a. remarkable
"A their effect Ia wholesome on the busi.
Dess interests Of the country.
Letus now make up our mind that the
panic il over And let uI al'o make up
our minds TO go to work in earnest, and
the result Of the Falls business will sur.
prise NJ. Our community, long noted Tor
IL thrift, though held back by a cautious
conservatism, needs but 10 look around 10
find the result Of enterprise and push al.
ready developed elsewhere, in order to
actively engage in building up the waste
places, and making up for the time Lost
In looking for better times. Everything
now points TO an enlarged business, and
4 healthy trade, before Winter aets in,
while for the coming year, preparation il
making in many places for an increase in
facilities and business.
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Excellent Interesi Rnies.

To find the interest on any principal
Tor any number Of days, the answer in
each case being in cent, seperate the two
right hand figures Of the answer 10 express
in dollars and cent?.
-Four per cent.-Multiply the principal
BY the number Of days 10 run, separate
RICH. hand figure from product and di.
vide By Q.
Five per cent-Multiply by number Of
days and divide by Y.
Six per eent.-Multiply by number Of
dayl and divide BY 6.
Eight per cent.-Multiply b. number Of
days and divide BY IS.
Nine per cent.-Multiply by number Of
days, 'ePefate right hand figure and d..
vide By !.
Ten per cent.-Mullply By number Of
days and divide by 80.
Twelve per cenL-Multiply by number
Of days, seperate right hand figure and
divide by 8.
Fifteen per cent-Multiply by number
Of days and divide by p.
Eighteen per cent.-Multiply by nun.
Der Of days, separate right hand figure
and divide by two.
Twenty per multiply by number
oidays and divideby IS.
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TIE CirTs!zz4 LzS,z calls i:'saii'l'
ia 4 timely .rtis,s, 70 re sFa47l! asPFs'
ei.,ign Of tie gH Csz:i1sa;z! ezFrsns!r
e,usoi By .seazs..Ts i.s-s'. Ths 5rf'
i..gs "a, zu5s J=ls :, l--5. !, =.
s.JOD0o. ok: iss=ss, Amounting Il
ali % iggrtesl ziIIiOa., Esfs EI!s X
fare the tr.aan.slb.s valgs Of tie roses
bezaa to dsprseil,s. o. tie ssk Of
Max III. II i.,ss q I've Millions ~
aa,soTi1si. Tie dss..ns thea tegaL.
TIE depreciat.sE IA TsFy Fsp.A kTn
uyi !onz bsigfs The el;!fs issUs eoaa ts
bgazh, Up iDr sI,sT-,Z73. WIKI eTsfy
ssbssggsri iBs1iiga the dsYreciIIion
ven. CO. TIE Eslss q saeA paper !al!.'
became Isss and les. Finally, il l7.s,
November =, an is.gs o! Sl0,p"i"'l ~
authorized, ard the Thgle tea ui.lI1Is
va worth oHly sg5g,7i5. Il va not
long bsIort all the .hiaplIs:sF, became
more WORTHLESS. than even rag.
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THEu yaILgn; c: Ca:boz sa-oas;ing !:
retail - ext, z: g.ll9n-EA give -
nzeh IiEh; i ! tag-slo5 iss. O! cal "a,
costing ihs ooEs1zsF II average c! $50
Allowing ioE inzl5sHaL sIpsassl CO
Lse.zI With he rs o. oil, szn il ~
didon e41d 70 the elst c: tie cil, Eni
yos ell hare lie sl--s l=gzEi c!iEa;
fgr sI1) hrs yog CA gz;ha= e. 70;
$40.
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WARS all hi, talk about tie cgTrgn.
CT AID The iVeiUiniiss and the siTin-
lhirties that I hear. aboGt Mike ~
Why, bli.s y0gT s0El, don; We know
PI7 Il nAnss that tie G0Tsfnnsng
TIuti 70 make ihs liborin hin work from
iTsIEihIy in tie n0Suin till .iTiE-lhiFiy
IN the aTshiEz7 -Och- the sPllpssns
Mar the iiVil cE5ks then
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ASorHER RLDrcrIoS.-We understand
that notice was served upon the hands in
the mill Of Graf, Bennet & Co., at Ben.
nett's station, West Penn Railroad, on
Monday evening, that reduction in the
wages paid will 10 made in month from
nov. The extent Of the reduction is not
known, nor has il yet been developed how
the men received the iniormatioh.-FfRs-
bHrgh Evening Telegraph, ca.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


he ehIHseufe WHEN lsethihE-tO relieve Ihaafn.
malta 81 us Gums, 70 all1y uhsGabess, 10 quit
ColH Pint 10 pfUfBos slsrp, 10 cure Summer DIf-
paint This Ue tDnadef one Il the mot Flluibs
fstntlies 70 h kept In the ifnily Shsh The ehil.
dfsn are cutting theft ttsih. We are Sslinz thu.
sahds o. bttles, and have 70 hear the hfst tsfsJh
ny IL Il MT all Ve recommend II TO h.
AOTHEEs, have yU1 4 fkbv, DtfttAg L1L that
TrlSa tbt HOCEs q SigifT when you ~ bne 10
fEstl Into one D0Sg, WElEY DAYTIME u Worn.
hESI 1Dd cAGGf Cry-Cry-Cy-all day ard al
ntEht I0ngi II yUu have, liitra % SsdEs, b. eDn-
Tinred, ktisais 30 bn1S-a IEW dfUta Il lSTASI
C1HDiAL and Jour shdi WILL h PAdTfED, and
sWEET. hETREHiSg sLEEP vii Aks the plafe d
H1EGICL srTIEHfNg. Procure a Unts Z bgttle.
5oh By ell truEEisii abd
LAUGHLIN BRJs. a On, Proprie,orl,
Wheeling. ". Vi.
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TINY are reviving the alarm over a
possible coal famine in England. In
1868 it wa computed that the average
annual increase in consumption was about
2,OOO, 600 tons, and 90, taking everything
into consideration, the coal would be
burned up in 30 years. Now comes
somebody else and shows eohclnsively
that the annual increase il more than
100000 tons, and Of course the coal will
Be much sooner eXhausted.
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VIRGINIA. CRuPs.-The dry weather
during the last three weeks hasbeen very
beneficial to the tobacco. Much Of it was
beginning to ripen before the rain ceased,
and when saturated with water wa seri-
ously damaged by the blight. called FIRE
and had to he cut green. That which va,
still growing when the rain ceased and
has since matured makes 4 very fair arti-
Gle. The crop, we suppose, will be full
average in quantity and Of mixed quail
". As 10 corn, that il everywhere stated
10 be the largest yield known in the
State for many years.-RhlmoH Wing.
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Gov. sHCyz, Of Pennsylvania, Tsnszi
the fFs; bill TIA; cane before hin i0f tie
incorporation d Telegraph company,
On the ground that 1T E6Hh interfere
With the t1siEes. Of the United States
rnails
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FRIDAY, OCT. s. 1875.

All q; re Blltizg-s s. :. IL
Tsl.-aissi zzEEPlPz: ~ Il n. 55zliE!.
he E1is Els. G! - =gasg Z cal lE,ts
AID real ei;s:s.
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Prot J. &, HeFVey Recommended
n = Successor 10 suPeTtniend-
emf VI illiamA.

E--a.r1 Z - I.;sz-ft1esf
Il i generally Understood ;hs, NJ.
VILLAS, The pFessai !reGEtssi, i soon
70 EeziEz Tie posiIioI O! SupsiiHssrtsr;
4 tie WhsslirZ pablo sck.0ls, an !! i
a natter @! 10 snail i2p0riIrcs TIA; !
e5uYsserI aLE ts eAossl n kis Successor.
Tie name CT NJ. J5kH C. HsTvey has
tssa nen;iorei IN ccnnsc;i5n with tie
position Nr. HsFvsy Is ! nan vel! and
lATorshly known II this eoEugniiy. He
~ FIR sgns tine o1uEsc;et vita tT.
SCOT. in charge OF lhs-liItslsy Institute,
Al Afterwards Principal Of tie schQol.
Subsequently he erred IccEpIably IL
Principal Of the Centre school., in this
city. IEi Eul! later Tor several years A.
Il Principal Of West Alexander Ael!e-
nv. A ! iho.ogZh scholar Ard u =
practical educator, Poi. HsrTsy has isE
supsYi0rs, Certainly LoEe in this eoumU-
nifty. His nizinisIFauTs qualities are Of
the finest order. A Superintendent ot
the Wheeling IehooI he would Be in Al!
respects 4 worthy Successor Of the pres
sni Incumbent, 1ni you'd without d01bi
Re entirely acceptable 10 al tie PsoPls.
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DIED..

HERYEY.-Da TGibssliy, Ori5lsf s,iiiiP.
T., JLSE ACEiNLET, fslJei 4 h r.. jane, Hsg.
Tsy, DID, aged u
IstsTl8slt iT0a ths f,siIsDss q hsf "a, Henry
" Hsr1sy, at The "s' BfSIgs, bar Inn Grove,
q FrSIiy, The sth, ai2F.M
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LENHOE-BLAiR-Oa TAgrslIy, Ofs.sr :,
isis, a The rssiIsnSs 4 tks lrsg='i htssF 7. J.
BAR, Ia, By ~. }. ]. NsCigfs, d b, NJ. Wal
ma T. LENHDy. Il AlisEbsay CITY, Pa, AID Niss
NAKI ELLA BLAIE, q tbs C5iy.
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CA. -s,aztre5 y rlets 81 GsTsrz;C. Ss-a
NIL .Fsr IA VI -

EsFS.az- H.s-sy -
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
The Stock Market Irregular and SpaSmOdic,
with One or Two Securities Firm
GOLD 10 7-S A JIG Is.
Rag Money Worth S6.1l-The Treasury Sale
Rise in the English Bank Rate
Governments Steady.
WALL STREET,
rnuRspAY, 90 &c ?. N. /

THURSDAY, Oct 2l-o r. M
II the stock market to-day carefully analyzed and
compared with figures il viii be found that the
chief activity and strength are represented by Lake
Hhore Of which 1900 shares changed hands with
an advance from 564 6oS and the closing price At
S9x. How much Of this large business is legitimate
and how much the result Of washing process it
is impossible 10 say but that was not an entirely
natural IMPROVEMENT IS attested by the fact that ii
failed to communicate sympathy 70 the rest OF the
market and was NOS followed BY CORE
sponding exhibition or strength. In other
stocks the average decline was about equal
70 the average advance. Even Pacific Mail
OF which some As, 900 shares sold between S9<
ana ss4 receded at the end TO 3oh. Western Union
improved 70 7eh, after opening sales a. 75x and
closed At 753. Ohio and Mississippi became suddenly
active and fuctuated widely, recedng from 1875. to
Is then moving up to 175s, and, at the last, selling
OF again to l6A. Northwest common ranged from
s5k to se4 and closed at s5ss. The preferred
stock rose to 5oA, after sales at 4oA. Michigan
Central advanced from So to 59az and closed at
bsA bid and offered at SO, St. Paul TO 1876,
preferred to 69k and Erie to 16 There reaction
OF to u per cent in the final dealings
Union Pacific was firm at 67A g. The earnings
of the company are reported large, both in
freight and passengers Missouri Pacific sold ut 10 and
aterwaTd down 70 II, closing at this price The forth
coming report of the committee win, It is said, be
damaging in character and some Of its former friends
predicting lower prices The management GER
tainly have good deal to answer for Atlantic and
Pacific preferred the lessor Of the Missouri Pacific de-
clined to 5. The dividend paying securities like New
York Central, Delaware and Lackawanna Rock Island,
New Jersey Central and others show both steadiness
and strength and not likely TO be sacrificed TO the
temptations Of any such market has been made for
certain 'fances' during the last week Il is possible
that when the revival Of trade is fairly under way
real and healthy influence will be felt by all railways
East and West but until then it Is the safest policy Of
the outside operator to ''stand from under.n
THE SALES TO-DAY.
The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated 266, 900 shares which among active stocks
were divided as follows:-New York and Hudson,
500; Erie, 800; Lake Shore 1l6 100; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 30o Northwestern Il 100; do preferred,
$50; Rock Island 700; Pacific Mail, 45 100; St Paul,
s,soo; do. preferred, 1000; ohos, 25, 700; Western
Union s5 1s7; Union Pacific 500; Panama ZOO Michi-
gan Central, 1885.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices Of the day
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
BUTTERICK & CO.'S AFFAIRS.

The statement made in yesterdays HERALD to tho
effect that E. Butterick Co, fashion publishers and
pattern manufacturers had failed, is incorrect II 10
true that the firm has been somewhat embarrassed
through the failure OF large number Of agents to meet
their obligations at the appointed tme and BY reason
Of heavy and unusual expenses incurred during
the past two years branch house Was
opened some time ago in London, which,
having only recently become self supporting,
absorbed an immense amount OF capital The estab-
lishment Of printing office with ten twelve largo
presses and the publication Of literary paper, were
also severe drainE upon the Of the firm. II IS
now stated that time alone required to meet all obi
cations and that compromise sufficiently formal 10 be
Considered lasting conclusive yesterday arrived
al with the principal creditors The business will go
as before and all claims justly and aicaby settled
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct 81. 1875.
Use god ordinsry lihc Ne, &c receipts t3ls sales
NKw ORLEANS Oct. q, 1875.
ordinary IiAc Not receipts 4,2ao bales; gross e7sS
Sales 900. stock, 9243o -. -. =, -
Cotton weak; middling, l2c low midding, l2lc good
wise, l,cOo. sales, 600, stock, 2ooe5
sAvASsAn Oct 2i. 1875.
Cotton irregular middlns l35Sc: low middng l9c;
774o. Stock, OsZ
CHARLEsroS, Oct; a 1875.
Cotton dall mddns isx' ST R,dslng Rss l2e good
wise, llOs. Sales, 1000. stock. 4s.s46
Flour steady; sales LOO bbls. ~ 25 10, spring,
81 70 for amber winter S Tor white winter 81 23 for double
extra Wheat unchanged; No. ] Milwaukee club, 81 49,
Canada as 81 6s 100 d. no Canada s 81 81 5000 do
CheSae Canada, arrive, az 81 l3 Canal ffeghtsWheat,
Ht.Sy SS,n sad sad q Shi I lumber Sf e 70
se o saS so ss ss a5s canal nSnS ~nsa
bushels barley 10000 feet lumber
BUyrAro Oct q, 1875;
corn s DO eg. 9So ss do ys @ 5S9 Ss hATS@d ssSS
2 1o do; oats eiOo0 do barley 1000 do rye 200 DO.
Railroad shpments-Flour, 1880 bills. wheat 5000
do rye 100 cannl shipments 70 tIdewater-Wheat.
tsroS sern po bashe&, & corn 5000 d.
Canal freights strong wheat &C. corn 50 oats 5hc 70
d4Sasya Pr SgosegHs a. M a i9 DO sample MwanEes
mixed Western sold ~ Gsc Oats offered freely for
Sales q 7So BSshss a. s9c BarleyMore
guiY sales. loooo bushels Vaneda o. private ~ terms in
81 ~ made from Canada barley gnd$l ~ 81 . from
Lard dull at I4c I5c hRhwines $40" ~ sale AZ 81 10
TOLEDO, Oct ~. 1876
Fiour dun wheat in fair demand but d lover rates 10
3 white Wabash, 81 Is No. J white Michigan. ~ 25A;
amber o, y aicss si sssneg go Al 27 M d5 II 67 No led
winter u "a, reectcd red, 9ic. Corn dull and lowSr