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81, 900 Union Pacific


CHICAGO, May -Flour--Quict and un
changed. heat-Demand fair and prices
advanced; No. 1 spring 81 "; No. fresh
81 OjHal OK regular; 81 05N spot or sell
Ter May; 81 O5M seller June; 81 t0A sellel
July; No, 3, 99aO9AC; rejected 92n93c. Corn
Dull; mixed or high mixed 75ha7bNC
spot; 75sSc bid seller May; 1910 bid seller
June; 7SISc bid seller July; rejected 72ha
72Hc. Oats-Demand active and prices
advanced; No. 9, 3OAC bid spot or seller
May; 6ly|c bid seller June. Rye-Demand
active aud prices advanced No. / at 81 "
rley-Demanl good At full prices; No. 9
81 3Oai 81 spot; 81 2Sai 30 seller May, Pork
Dull and nominal; s9i 05a92 % spot
$g2 i5a22 % seller June. Lard-Demand
active and prices advanced at Si5 65 spot
SIS ~ seller June. Bulk MeatS-DGmHnd
active and prices advanced; shoulders SIC
short rib middles IKE; short clear l2hC
spot. Whisky-Demand fair and market
firm ut 81 II. ..H...... ....,. l..
On the call board wheat was lower 81 OF
May; 81 OK June. Corn easier; 75sSa7OC
May; re June. Oats higher; G39So May
Oi5zc June. Pork unchanged. lard lower
$l5 Az May; SO 05ai5 G7H June.
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The Mill WcDrlnk,

DR.. EsW. Gray contributes an article
to the SdnitdridH for May, which cannot
but interest all residents In cities who do.
pend on mercenary and not highly re-
sponsible "milEman" for their daily sup.
ply Of milk, without knowing whence
The precious fluid comes, or toWhat treat.
mont II may have been subjected on its
way from the fountain head TO market,
Dr., Gray sums up his argument M fol-
lows: El,
"FiSt--NIilk iSscapable Of receiving
aud propagating at least some Of the con.
tagiOnS; and II may become infected by
the adnixture of even small quantity
Of infected water, or by absorbing the
poison from nm infected atmosphere. As
The substance Of these poisOns Is not rec.
OgniLable by the senses, and has not been
revealed by the microscope, or by chem.
ical analysis, there exists M means OF
knowing whether milk is infected and
poisonous or not, and hence the necessity
Of the greatest precantion to prevent ex-
posture. A-s iIug1
"Second-The milk Of diseased cows or
such as are not in good physiological
condition from irregular and bad feeding,
from abuse, overheating and excitement,
or from any cause whatever, Is always
unsafe and dangerous; and hence the ne.
cessity Of generous feeding will, goul
wholesome food, and habitIial leisIrely
handling and tender treatment, In order
to obtain good and pcrfcctlySafe article
Of milk.
"Thih-Milk will absorb from the at.
mosphere offensive and hnrIful oaors and
poisonous gases. il such exist IN con-
tiguity, and hence the necessity Of keep.
ing IL In good, cool, well.yGntilAted apart.
ments, we'll removed and protected from
all odoriierOus and leCaying matter, and
in vessels kept scrupulonSly clean and
sweet BY frequent additions in boiling
water.
at remains only TO call attention TO the
fact already, We believe, quite generally
suspected, that milk Ia often intentionally
either robbed Of Its cream or diluted and
adultcrated. ruaal
"The temptation To remove a. least a
mart of The cream Ia very great, and in
The ordinary trade this dishonesty is
without doubt, very common. =
"But the addition Of water, sometimes
filthy and poisonous water from The COW.
ward we'll, for the purpose Of hilnting and
cnlarging the quantity, Is the great crime
Of milk dealers. II Is not here intimated
that there are not in this business many
honest and honorable men, whose integ-
rity and fair denlihgIare above SNspiCiOn.
but II Ia we'll known that there are many
who arc guilty Of this fraud. Most Of
these are found among jObhets and specli.
lators In large cities, who get In between
the producer and'the consumer too often
for the express purpose Of dishonest
gnin."z1 HtE
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keeping House on 4 snall salary,

AAEGAAAAk AA09NE w - tAAlAAAAA fNAAAAAEI .
From seribner's MagaIiuSl
After many years Of married life passed
in comparative afEluence reverses came,
and my husband was obliged to accept
situation in large city, with small sal
AIRY Of eight hundred dollars per year. l
felt that this could suffice for our main
tainance only by the exercise of the strict
est economy. Still determined to solve
the problem Of the day-namely, whether
one could keep house on small salary,
or whether clearinghouse life was a ne
cessity, az so many clerks wives assert
Thirty replies were received to our
advertisement for two unfinished rooms,
without board. Looking them over care
fully, selected half dozen which came
within our means, and started ON an
exploring expedition, In pleasant
house and ncighborhoOd ! found lady
willingto rent two adjoining rooms, with
closets and water convenience, for the
modest sum OF twelve dollars per month.
In one room there were two deep south
windows, where could keep few plants
in the water, ! consulted my husband,
and with his approval engaged the rooms,
We had one hundred and seventy.iVe
dollars, ready money. With this we
bOughthright, but inexpensive carpets, a
parlorcooE stove, All oiled black walnut
set Of furniture, table, a student lamp,
n few dishes, and some coal. With the
few pictures, rack Of books, and
some ornaments in our possession, We
deckel the rooms tastCiully, and com.
menced THE serious business Of keeping
house on eight hundred dollars per year,
We determined from the frat that we
would not have any accounts, but would
pay cash for everything, and. when We
could not afford an article, do without II.
After paying rent and washerwoman We
had Gfiy dollars per month for other
expenses. Twenty dollars Of this fur
nished a plentiful supply Of food and paid
car fare. ! learned to love work, Strength
came with each days labor, aud renewed
health repaid each effort put forth to
make my little home pleasant and restful
to my husband. And how we did enjoy
that little home
When the stormy nights came, we drew
our curtains, shutting out the world, with |
a bright fire, and the soft glow Of our
reading-lamp upon the crimson cloth,
reading a magazine or evening paper (in |
which We were able to indulge), with .
'God pity the poor this drcadfulnight,"
forgetting III Our coy and comfortable
home how many there We're In the great
city who would call tis poor, We always
kept within my husbands salary wear
Ing plain but good and respectable cloth.
Ing, and eating simple but substantial
food. And now Us circumstances have
been improving with us, and we are liv.
Ing in . house all our own, with servants,
and thousands instead Of hundreds year,
We look back to the year spent in our
simple, frugal little home, and know that
i will always bc the happiest portion Of
our lives. 8sat4 "
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LINCOLN ASA POsTMAsTER,-Mr Lin
coin, before he moved to Springfield ILL.,,
was postmaster III small western town.
The Office was POOR and Lincoln was poor
er than The office. Itwas known that he
was very hard up, and II was also known
that the Washington agent was In town TO
collect the little sum due the general
post.ofice. A friend, thinkihglIincoln
might lie embarrassed, came down to his
office Ia loan him the sum necessary TO
meet the demand. Mr. Lincoln thanked
him, and said he did not need any loan.
While the two were talkinguihe agent
came In, The sum due was less Than 800.
Lincoln went to his desk aud took ont an
old stocking, and turned The coin on the
table. 1t was counted out, md met the
demand exactly. Well II might, for II
was notbnly the exact amount due, but
the identical money itself that Lincoln had
taken in. Old.fashoncd riS dollars, piSt.
reens,sixpenccs, old.iashioncd cents and
all were there. ~ never use'mOncy that
belongs 10 other people," said Lincoln,
and that resolution did much, toward
making him president Of the United
stntes.-" Barleigh" in Boston Journal.
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GOYRRNMRNT-SLeadY.
RAIL ROAD BoNDS-MOrtgages quiet ii

llrm.
Wall street was this morning startled by
the report that John F. Tracy, President Of
the Chicago, Rock Island L Pacific Railroad
Company was dying. Mr.. Tracy was yes.
terday prOstratsd by stroke OF paralysis ut
hotel In this city, and to-day Is very low.
Mr., Tracy has for many years been lead
ing spirit In Wall street, and his illness had
u decided effect ON the stock market. In
the early dealings The market was strong,
prices advancing %aSh per cent, the latter
for Panama. but on the announcement Of
the critical condition Of Mr.. Tracy, the mar.
ket became heavy, and prices have fallen
w? per cent. 1t Is not known what Dir.
TraCy's interest in the market Is, but It is
not believed 10 be large. r.|s
STOCKS. - The stock market opened
strong ut an advance over Saturdays prices
OF haIf per cent, with The single exception
of Wabash, which was decidedly heavy,
The market continued buoyant, and prices
made further advance OF yIaA per cent,
with the chief advance in Panama. To-
wards midday there was u reaction from
the early advance, on the announcement
that Mr., John i. Tracy, President Of the
Rock Island road, was seriously III. In the
final dealings the market was quiet and
lower, the decline in the general list rang
Ing from u to % per cent, Panama being
exceptionally weak, declining to lGl after
selling at lG6. The transactions aggregated
$4,000 shares. Of which 10000 were Pacific
Mail, $4,000 Western Union, 0,7OO North.
western, 10000 Rock island, 10000 Erie,
1000 Lake Shore, 10000 Wabash, and
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BALTIMORE, May3.-F'lour-QuieL; west
ern supCrfnC a 0Oa4 Is; do extra IS 00a
+ i9X. do family IS 7ba6 SIN. Wheat
Firm; No. 1 amber q 40; No. 9, 81 81; mixed
81 80; No. ired 81 81; No. 2 81 80. Corh-
Quieb western, mixed Sg1a9Oc. Oats
Dull; white western 7Oa1ic.; mixed Csc.
Rye-Quiet al 81 Loaf II. lIay-Dull at
$i7 OOa24 90. POrk-Firm al $22 10. hulk
Meats-NOminal; shoulders DC; clear rib
i2Xc, loose. Bacon, Firmj shoulders 9Ac;
clear rib sides tSc. ttamS-t4iIal5c. Lard
Firm and steady ut iGaiBXC. Coffee
Strung: Rio cargoeS at 16Ha1gc. Butter---
steady; new western pabked 2Oa2Bc; do
western rolls iSn22u. pelrOleum--NOminnl;
at 6l1aGsGc. whisky-NOminally at 81 IL
al IN
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Inranrlsr 10 scnoo1 TiAenEns.-.

IMPORTANT 10 scHoot TGAcnERs-
The Rhode Island Medical Society re-
Gently reported resolutions declaring that
II was highly injurious to compel chill.
lrcn, in school, to maintain the same po-
sition Tor longer period than half an
hour. Every sensible person will agree
with The medical gentlemen in this ex;
preston Of opinionj yet wondering school
teachers will question what prompted III
knowing IA they do that not one childin a
thousand could sit still three minutes on
a stretch. The natural fdgetiness Of the
youngsters will save their health better
than all the rules that can he devised by
philahlhropic doctors
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lgPoRH the spelling mania Is allowed
10 Ilron from public attention, one Of It's
Developments tlcsGfvrs Especial remark
in the fact that probably In Il majority Of
the matches the wvtneu have beaten the
men. That h to say d woman has In
more cases, won the dictionary or the
leather medal, than man; and the NUM-
bct Of women remaining oh the victorious
side has generally been greater than the
number Of men. Ills difficult TO say ex-
aCtly what is to he deduced from this fact;
but at least this much IL in III that in
those branches Of culture Of which good
spelling Is some sort Of an index, the
women are the mems equals, Il not their
supefioS. How fat this COCA 70 Prove The
Intellectual equality Of the sexes however,
IL yet TO be determined.
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PhIaslelpI,in.

PHILADELPHIA, May S.-Flour-In good
demand and higher; Wisconsin and Min.
nesota family - 55aG 90; Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Ohio s. S7a5 Is; high lgrales
50 5Oa7 20, Wheat-Wanted; red 81 40
amber 81 49al IS; white 81 4sal 30. Rye
81 O6a1 0S, Corn-Yellow aud white
9On0le, Oats-Fair demand; white 76a
7Tc, PrOviSiOns-Flrm. POrk-S22 75a23 90,
Beef Hams-lSa223{G smoked do lSal4sSc,
Lard -l5alGc, Petroleum Nominal; re.
fined l35sal33Ic; crude 9ssc. Clover Seed
Western at llal2c, Flax Seed-Sl SOa
lS5. Dutter-Stealy; New York aud Brad
ford county extras 9saSOc; DO 6rsts 2la2lCi
western extras 9Ja94c; do frsts Liable,
Cheese-Firm: western fine lGltal6Hc.
Eggs-Quiet but steady; western ireah Al
l6al6Isc. Whisky Held at 81 IS for
western,
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THE latest quarrel upon the subject Of
Ritualism has occurredin an Episcopal
church in Detroit. The pastor wanted to
indulge in RitnaIislic practices and ma
jority Of the congregation objected there
10. When Easter came the clergyman
held an election for wArdens and yestry.
men nj dead Of hight, and notified none OF
the voters but those who sustained him.
Consequently he elected his ticket, and
he now considers that he has his oppon-
ents lust where he wants them,
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Tninih.

ToLEDo, May O.AFlduf-Demahd fair
and market advanced. Wheat-Demand
fair and market advanced; No. white Wa.
bash 81 30; No. I white Michigan u ST. eS.
ira do 81 sd; amber Michigan cash and vel.
Ter May 81 20; seller June 81 80; No. l red
Ell 81; No. 2, 81 49, COfn--Demand fair and
market firm; high mixed cash and seller
NAV Ts1c; seller June 7sHa79Ae; low
mixed 7sc; no grade 77Ilc. Oats-Demand
fair and firm; No, |, 60I4o; No. Q seller June
~. white 6lci Michignn 66c. -. .---
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CtSClSSArI, May 3.-Cotton- Quiet at
Axe. Fiouf1Steady with moderate de.
nlditl ssWheat- Firm; red 81 35ai 30. Corn -
Firm At 75a7Sc. Oats Firm at G7aGgc.
Rve4-stcady al 81 goal %, harley = Tn.
changed. OIL Unchanged. Eggs = Firm
at lac. IIhtter-=Flrin; choice At 27n2Sc.
ChGese-Demafid faif anil market firm.
Pork Demand fair and prices advanced;
S22 i2jE bid. Eard-SLeady with q moderate
demand; steam Is Xc; kettle ib9(alGc. Bull
Meats Strong; shoulders SIC; clear rib
li1Sai2c spot; clear 19xc. Bacon-Steady
With moderate demand at alEai2Hal2Aa
1870. whiSky-Demand fait and market
firm at 81 IL.
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NO, yosi, mn tjoo,ls.

NRw YORK, May 3. AlIuiiness continues
depressed with commission houses, and the
io6bing trade Ia checked by the cold
weather, Cotton goods quiet but steady Al
unchanged prices Ia FIST hands, hut job6ing
rnisS afe irregular and lower on bleaChed
shiHi6fs. 6c, Prints less active and Arc
Iobbin9 AT low figures. Cheviots In fair
TedueSl, Heavy fancy CaSaimerea and sal.
lnfts rather more active. ta''ii
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana SOCKS.

INV YoRK, May 3.-MoNKY-E Easy at
2}5aS per cent Choice mercantile paper I
percCnt; prime 4lsaG per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Quiet at $I.s7a
4,s7Jt for sixty days, and $i,9Oa4.9OH for
sight.
GoLD-Opencd at lis and closed at ll5n.
Loans were Hat and per cent for borrow.
ing. The Assistant Treasurer disbursel
Sl,5l6OOO, CIearings, SJG,OOO,OOO, Specie
engagements for Tuesdays steamers thus
far amount to $S5QOOO, Custom receipts,
$i0SOOO. sfrg H.
GOyRRyNIRNTS--S tendy.
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AMERICAN FARMERs.-'The ".irii.an"
says: ave hGsatdthe assertion that no
class Of equal average means live so
we'll IA American farmers. One hf these
possessing iafin and Buildings worth
$4,000 will gather about him and enjoy
more real comfort than could he obtained
from the income Of 100000 in New
York. lle may live in moro commodi.
Gus dwelling than metropolitan citizen
having Sl0OOO annual income, His Ia.
BILE may be supplied with everything
fresh and in season, lIis labor Il lcSS
wcOrisome than the toll ui the counting
room or Offices, aud he has more leisnrc.a
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FOR SALE.
YALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

The undenlgnel by virtue Of deed Of trust eX.
ecuted to hlm BY Isaac Colls, dated Tie isl day Of
March, 1875, and recorded In the office Of the Clerk
Of The County Court Of Ohio county In Deel d
Trust Book No, =, pages 25 and &lB, will soil al
public auction a. the front door Of the Court lOINe
Of Ohio county, Al 10 O'Clock a. NJ, on
SATURDAY, the lSt day Of May, 1876,
the following property, tO-WIt; The north half Of
the forty icuE IN iUnt u lot Numbered 10 on the
west aide Oi Market square, In the city Of Wheel
hack TO tho alley, lOgetheF with the building and
appuTtenanes situated thereon Said building 4
now occupied by 9, L. Wagner Said property will
DO sold subject to tho dover Of Susan T. Colts, the
wills VI hld Isaac Cots, which however will only
vest In OlRs the said Susan T. Colts AhOuld survive
the aid Isaac Colts, and 10 lease Oi ald premises
held by c, T. Wagner for the three years next en-
suing after the Isl day Of April 1874 Of tho rate Of
$50 pr year, tho lrt yeart rental having already
boen advanced 10 the nd lnao Cots, So.
TERMS OP SALE- One-thlfd OF the purchase
money 10 DO cash, Ono-thiTd 70 DO paid In three
mouths irum tho day Of nle, and the remaining
third In sig mOnthI from Hlllday Of ale, the puT.
chaser giving notes with satisfactory security for
said deferred inatAllmonIL
selling ~ trustee, the undarslgned will convoy
only such title ~ seOnlcTTe upon him by the Eall
deed u March Isl 1875 though the tllgl d believed
" 10 good. JOHN o. PENDLETON.
J. CHANNELS HRRvEY, AuOll0neeT. mF3l
The above sale = postponed until SATURDAY
myJ - - JOHN o. PRNDLRTON,
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PITTSBURGH, May S.-Wheat--Fimer;
Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 2SAl so; am.
Der aud white 81 33al Is, COrn-Firm;
shelled SIAsGc, free in elevator; ear S5as7c.
Petroleum=-Quiet crude 81 56k at Par.
er'si refined 1910 Philadelphia delivery.
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a PARTY who was looking at a house
the other day, said that he couldn't NJ
ford to pay 40 much rent "Well, look
a. the neighborhood," replied the woman.
You can borrow Aat-itons next door,
coffee and tea across the street, -four and
sugar At the corner, and there's / big pile
Of wood belonging to the school,housC.
right across the Nlleyw
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CLFyErANp, Nav Szwhtat-Finher;
No, / red IL So; No. 3 do 81 ~. Corn
Firm and unchanged, Oat-HFui No.
state soc; No. q, 87c; white zoe. Petro1
loum-Quiet; standard white, car lots. II hei
Ohio State test l2yic; small lots lac higher
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Quo COUNTY COURT.
Elna Fire and Marine INSURANCE
COmpaiiy d wheeling 'a
In ChAncery.


Hy Virtue n i deere Il he Bounty coutt Of Ohio
county, West Virgins, made and entered on the
10th day Of January, 1875, IN The above entitled
cause, the undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed 10 nell At publ auction, al The front door
81 the Court HOltSe u MD Ohio COUNTY, on
TUESDAY, APRIL n, 1875, 10
Commencing d 10 o'clock A. II. Of aid day, all The
coal and other minerals, belonging al present 10 the
Crescent Iron Company which are Ia and under
CfIi By Ihe deed q John Woods, trustee, ard Mar
tha Knox, beating date the sth day Of June, 1858,
and recorded IN the Clerks OliC1 Of Sald Ohio
tOunty In Deed BOok No. 90, page t61i excepting
only 10 murh Of aId coal a. wns conveyed by mid
tieorEe Roberts and wife 10 Emma II, Carter by
deed dated The iAt day Of january 1870, the nd
deed being a deed d exchange between the said
Emma b. Carter, Of the one part and tho aid
George Roberts Of the other part, and recorded In
said Clerks Office in Deed Book No. 81, page "a.
AL.o, all the coal, wayst easements rights and
privileges which BY the Mld last mentioned deed
q exchange WefU granted BY the aid Emma "
tArtcr to tie sald qeOtBe Roberts, the above leing
the Eme coal, minerals, ways, easemnni,, nsnIIs,
and privileges which were COnveyel ~ lne @ila
Roberts and villa 10 tho Crescent iron company
N "S SeSotIsI ~ IN cePtH ofCe in DI iIooE
IA "a NO. NE5 FoF a more particular and minute
dsS,SinfITS N ibe neis5 and bounds 81 the premises
hero offered lot ale the c1iifte o. entries and the
character Of other improvements connected With
INA Si,e, Trference q hereby made 10 complete
Mat Of Tho ald premises now posted In the Clerks
5ficF Of Ohio County Court.
TERNis DI SAtE,-One.fOurth Of The nurchAS,
money 70 be paid In cash on the day 81 sale, and
the residue Of aid putehasc money 10 bc paid in
Tour equal ahnual in1tamenta, With interest there
on from tho day Of sale; the purchaser to give bonds
With security, 10 10 approved by aid Special Com.
mlSSioners, Tot aid deferred payments, and the
title 10 Sald property to b. retained until the aid
purchase money shall have becn fully paid.
JAMES P. R0uERs,
n, q. BARR
mrs Special Commissioner
The above ale h djournei until WEDNESDAY,
May 18th, Al 10 o'clock A, ". np30
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1ERns Of sURsCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By plIA IN adUIpns, Faiia0s FCpdA.
ne ycar.............SS OOlThrOs mOnthS-..,..tl %
Il mnnihs 90 One month.,....,,,,,: 70
delivered by CarTleTs In City IL Irr week
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TRANSPORTATION.
No 90 No. u, No, "a No, 3,

n NCs' = and % run Daily. No - and No, Co
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na-rh, nbove prcrs arr nVahable. Remit At
our rIss In Drafts ur Postoitoa Money 0rleIs, and
Whcrr neither Of these can Ia pOcured, Send the
money Ia Registered Letter
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SENII-WEEKLY.

b. nail, IA airuno', PaItigs PrrPHtd.
year. ...... 81 DOL Six moaihS,pn,..rsi %