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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08


There has been bushels of palaver about
Governor Kellogg making changes in public
Offices, but up to last evening no new ap.
pointments were announced.
GONE TO THE HAPPY LAND OF CANINE
Last week 14O dogs needed obituary specials
in consequence of poisoned sausages. The
total number of sudden departures is 1855 i.
DISASTROUS FIRE IN THE SIXTH DIS
1RICT.-Between five and six O'Clock yes
terday morning the Sixth District fire de-
partment was called out to q fire near the
corner of General Taylor and Pitt streets
The residence OF Mrs. Daniel Webster, one
Of the finest finished in New Orleans, was
in full blaze when the machines reached
the scene, and for lack of water the firemeu
could do little service with their engines.
The building was owned and occupied by
Mrs. Webster. who had only $1,000 insur
ance, part in the New Orleans and part in
the Merchants Mutual offices. Tho house
was entirely destroyed, but portion Of the
valuable furniture was saved. This mis-.
fortune deprives tho Sixth District Of one
Of its finest ornaments.
O-~.-.-.
err HOTEL READY FOR ACTIVE BUsI-
sEss.-Only one feature 10 missing in the
old City Hotel, and that is the genial, kind
presence of Mr.. Morse, but az recompsnse
he has left Messrs. Mumfogd and Watson to
keep up his excellent programme and sus.
tain the hotels great reputation. Recently
tho entire building has had q pretty thorough
oyerhauiing, changes made to better, if pos
sible. the internal condition. Many i'm
portant changes have been made from tho
roof 20 tho banquette, which fact is pub
lished for the benefit Of travellers or those
who choose hotel life. The diningroom
itself is suggestive of fat living, and tho
bedrooms are dedicated to Morpheus him
self.
After hearty dinner the bon cicont de-
siRes settler for the stomach's sake, and a
gentle walk down ths easy stairs will find
the bibular department, just reconstructed,
and now one of The finest in New Orleans.
and that is saying much. There is nothing
like il. Every ornament in the room is
suggestive OF "swallows" homeward flying.
Every employee ip the building is chosen for
his peculiar fitness for the position he or she
holds, and then either Mr.. Mumford or Mr..
Watson will be on hand to keep everything
in proper condition for guests.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

BEFORE JUDGnEvANs.-Ella Brooks and
Sarah Henderson 20 TO the Superior Grim
inal Court for robbery and grand larceny,
Che complainant being w. Przywara. They
stole $40 from him when he visited Dry
aaes street
Mrs. Gaffney had bottle in her hand,
and she was unable to hold it on the ap-
proach Of Laura Belle. First District Court.
Henry Rosa and Joachim Rosa rescued a
prisoner from the clutches of Officer Fran
cisco, for which they go down to the Grim
inal CONT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

GEoUIslfION.-A acquisition has been Pc
ceived Srom Indian Territory for Louis
Rousseau, alias John Rove. charged with
nupdeE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

fPPoINTMENTs.-In tho parish Of Sc.
Ssnes, }. Gentil and N. Underwood were
appointed police jurors, vice Landry and
Il. Hill, resigned, and ). Il. Winchester dis
tgict attorney pro tenn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

VoBACoo SEzURE.-Depusy d. G. Hutch
insoa made seizure Of tobacco and cigars
Thursday, consisting Of about the following
amounts: Three hundred and 5orty-nine
soose packages Of cigarettes. thirty pounds
picadores, and seventyeight boxes con-
tanning 5000 eigars returned as domestic,
but really foreign and manufactured in
GeAico. Tho seizure was made at the place
Of Manuel Trigo, No. 10 Peters street, who
% Q stevedore. and also keeps barroom.
and is suspected of being an old offender.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

GOING TO TIE LAKE.-Mechanics' Fire
Go. No. S, will, on tho twenty ninth instant,
celebrate its anniversary ct Boadro's lake
restaurants. sonfining tho festivities TO .
good tat dinner. After the greaning table
il despOiled Of its dainties the company
.Nill return, in grand torchlight procession,
to its engine house, after which it il in
tended TO make arrangements to GO 60 tho
philadelphia centennial next year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

The committee on national convention
made the following report:
TO THE COLORED PEOPLE OF AMERICA
CALL FOR A NATIONAL CONVENTION.
WHEREAS, The unhealthy condition of the
public mind relative to the colored people
in the South. as evidenced in the dispar-
aging tone of the Northern press, and recent
extraordinary utterances of some of our
heretofore staunch friends, and the unfin-
ished mission undertaken by the nation to
exalt our race to the standard of American
citizenship; the denial of our rights in GER
tain portions of our country, through the
means Of a vitiated public sentiment:
the indifference manifested by the Ameri-
can people to the shocking outrages perpe-
trated upon us N the South, such as the
recent massacre at Vicksburg. during the
peaceful celebration of the ninety ninth an
niversary of American independence, and
the consequent Generalization resulting
therefrom, taken in connection with the ne.
cessity of higher development of our
moral, material and political interests, rem
der it, in our judgment, essential that we
meet in national convention, early in next
year, to devise means for "a more perfect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

ASSASSINATION CoMPLETE.-H. Masdex.
nxant died in the Charity Hospital yester-
day morning, from wounds he received at
the hands Of an unknown person, on tho
aight of the third instant, as the house No.
s.30 Tch0upitoulas street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

YOsTOFrJCE NOTICE. - The following
0etice is posted in the POstoffice: BOX
holders who have not paid their box rent
will find their mail in the general delivery
vhis action was caused by box holders fail
ing to settle rents, even after delay Of sew
oral aays.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

GONE TO THE HAPPY LAND OF CANINE.-
Last week l4O dogs needed obituary specials
in consequence of poisoned sausages. The
total number of sudden departures is 1855.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

who were seeking the elevation of the col
cred race. He briefly mentioned the earlier
attempt of eolored people to establish
newspapers Of their own, and commended
their enterprise and good purposes.
He described picture hanging in the
Capitol at Washington, Of q body
of emigrants on the mountain top, hook
ing off into the promised land, the
Sacramento valley; and said the colored
people were like those emigrants. Behind
them were their unhappy days of slavery
and prejudice; before them was the prom.
Used land of liberty and equality. How
they should enjoy the future, however, de-
pended very much upon themselves. The
old Grecian apOthegm applied to them
forcibly: Know thyself." 1t was important
for colored people to know what they were
capable of doing. and what not. They
should measure their strength and not at.
tempt too much at once. One of the prin-
cipal objects of this convention was to
consider the question what they Should at
tempt.
The colored people needed confidence
confidence in themselves, confidence in
each other, and they needed to establish
confidence Of the white race in them. These
points the speaker enforced beautifully and
forcibly. We 60 to the Office of the Adams
Express Company and leave with the man
at the desk 100000, perhaps. and take
from him q bit Of paper not bigger than
your hand in the shape of q receipt, and
know that it will be carried to the point we
desire. There is the kind of confidence we
need. We must especially root out the
want of confidence white people have in
us, by showing and proving our capability
to do for ourselves.
Mr.. Burch offered the following resolu-
ton, and asked that it lay on the table for
future action:
Resolred, That upon all questions which
may be submitted to this convention all
votes shall be taken by newspapers repre-
A recess was then taken until four O'Clock
On reassembling, the session was occu-
pied in reading papers OF various topics by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

per capita per week for keeping the pa
tients is s4.l0; while in our. asylum the
superintendent receives but s2OoO, ne
has but one assistant who receives Du'
$500, and the cost per capita per week
Of keeping the patients is but SAD. Inc
Staunton asylum has steward ut sl,Zoo
per annum. while the same service isper-
formed at Weston for 5000; SO that, in
the three Offices. alone, our asylum
saves 81, 200 per ahnum, while
in the aggregate of officers and
attendants, for ID more patients than are
confined in the the Weston Asylum, the
Staunton Asylum pays nearly $4,000
more than we pay. We do not make
this comparison with view to create
the impression that extravaganza exists
in the management of the Asylum at
Staunton, but simply to show that the
Asylum in this State is conducted in the
most economical and prudent manner.
With this state of facts existing, it is
sincerely hoped by all who favor the
smelioration of the condition Of the un-
fortunate insane, that the Legislature
will complete as soon as practical
bic, the structure at Weston. It's
completion, would ensure the admission
of all the insane for years to come; and Il
small building such rs we have spoken
Of, alone would afford ample room for the
colored insane. Prudence, economy and
humanity alike call upon the representa-
livcs Of the people to set aside all person
al or sectional considerations, and carry
on to completion the institution at Wes-
ton. which has not only demonstrated, by
it, management an efficiency, seldom OBJ
tain"d, but a mode oftrcatment of insani
IL unrqualled for humanity and success by
any ike institution known to the annals
Of insanity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Toledo, Ohio, election Monday,
resulted in the success Of the entire Re-
publican ticket, except Police Judge
The council will be Il tie.
The Chicago alcohol works were en-.
tircly destroyed by fire las: night, and
the watchman badly burned. Loss,
$4,000.
The Steamship Pcricre arrived at
New York yesterday. Among the pas-
sengers are Count Marctosrhi, who will
make official announcement +" Arch
bishop McClosIcy Of his elevation to
rardinalatc.
In Columbu, yesterday, Leonard
Phelps. a vsung man aged 20 year shot
and killed his uncle, Homer Pheip-. lhe
murderer gave him-efuP.
In an election riot at Annapolis, Mon
day, two white men and eight negroes
we're shot, one negro died and the two
whites not expected to 1--we.
A special police force of one hundred
and fifty men left Philadelphia Yesterday
for the disturbed mining district.
Its understood that Inger-oli, who
WA, purdoned by the Governor Of New
Yort (. will be used as a witness before the
grand Jury in procuring an Indictment
against Peter b. Sweeney.
William 7. Galloway has been arrested
at Columbus. Neb., charged with having
outraged the person Of his adopted
daughter, Il child less than seven years
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Flour-Quict
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm and in
better demand; red 81 2jlol -; amber
81 -; white 81 3O0 3S. Rye I'm
changed. Corn-ln good suppyand ac-
tive; yellow and mixed sjm Sc. Oats
Whit 12m 13,; mixed Gsm70c Pro-
vi-ions-Advancing Pork-$2- Co"
- -. Beef Ham--lsm22{c. Lurdd-
l4@1jgc. Whi-ky-Quiet at 81 II.
Petroleum Steady refined l4!@ l4lc;
crude l0c Clover Srod-lIm l2c But
trr-DulI: New YorI, and Bradford
county extra 2SG 3Oc; do first 2lm 2Gc;
western extra 2jGl27c; do frsts lsa2lc.
Chcc,c-FIrm and unchanged. Eggs
Firm: western DC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
Cincinnati Market.

ClNcINNATr, April 6-Cotton-Quiet
ut lGc. Flour-Steady aud II moderate
demand. Wheat-Strady; red - l2G
| Ii. Corn Firm at 72@ 75c. Oats
Active at G2CGGc. Rye-Quicta at - 10
Barlcv-:itrady and unchanged. Oils
Unchanged. Glover Scrd-Firm at /
ollie. Eggs-Firm at lSc. Butter and
Chccsc-Firm and unchanged. Pork
Active; held at SD jOta23 80 Lard
Active; steam held Mt Slj 2j@ - 30; kct-
tie So 75"I60O. Bulk Meats-Strong;
closing at outside; shoulders s!@s4c;
clear rib lllmll5c; clear ia 1870. Ba-
ron-In goo demand and prices at 9i@
1890 l3c. Whislly-Stcady and in mod
crate demand ut 81 II.
IIoGS-Dull; fair to medium - 2jG,
8 90: no good Offering.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
pittsburgh Steamer Burned.

81. Louis, April G.-Be:wccn / and ,
o'clock this morning, the steamer Para
gon, lying ut the Kountz line wharf,
loading for New Orleans, took fire in her
hold. Efforts were made to subduc the
flames by closing the matches and scut-
tling, hut the fire had gained too much
hcadway. She was then towcd across the
river, where she burned to the waters
edge. The boat was owned by James
Rees, of Pittsburgh; John Darragh, her
commander; and Thos. Darragh clerk.
She cost $4,000 two years ago, and WAS
insured for 10000 in Pittsburgh compa-
nies. She had about fifteen hundred tons
of caro- on board, valued at about $l25,-
900; insurance unknown.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
Toledo Market.

Toledo, April G-Flour- Steady and
in moderate demand. Demand
fair and price advanced; No. white
Wabash II -; 40. do 81 H.; No. !
white Michigan 81 Is. extra do : -;
amber Michigan 81 li.ml -; seller May
- l7r,l II; seller Juuo II 10; NJ. red
Il IL; 40. > 81 -; No ; amber l.inoI,
>I2l. Corn Steady and. lin moI'ral"
demand; high mixed 1jlg15ic; seller
Nav &c; seller June 7sr. low mixed ~
m7,l4c. Oat.-Quiet; No. Gj!ci No. ;
and Michigan Gi@Gltc Clover Seed
Firm nj III go.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WAsHINGToN, April 6, Sr. VI.

PROBABILITIES.
For the Southern States east of the
Mississippi, generally clear and warm
weather will continue with ca.terIy t.
southerly winds and slight changes in
barometer.
For the Southwest, Upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri Valleys, and Upper
Lake Region, colder and cloudy weather,
northeast to northwest winds, rising bar
rmeter during the night and local rams.
For New England and the Middle
States partly cloudy weather, northeast
to northwest winds, veering to southeast
or southwest in portion of th" Middle
States, stationary or rising temperature
and rising followed by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region and south
ward to the Ohio Valley, increasing
cloudiness and threatening weather, with
eastery to soutbcasterly winds, slight
changes in temperature and stationary
or rising barometer.
The upper OHIO and AlleSheney and
MonongaheIa rivers will fall. The crn-
'ral Mississippi will rise slowly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

tary and treasurer, G. w. Bellows hay.
ing resigned. The board voted to notify
the Pacific Mail Company of the termi.
nation of the present contracts, which
were made with the old regime OF the
steamship company. Transactions on
the Stock Exchange 233,OOO shares, of
which 1000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union, 1000 Rock Island, 1900
ST. Paul l4,OO0 Erie, 10000 Lake Shore,
and 10000 Union Pacific
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
NJ . T &c E

THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED ~
the County Court 81 Marshall county,
West Virginia, at its last fiscal term, tu
take into consideration thrqurSlIuu ui Ir.-
modelling or building a new Court lluu>"
for said county, viii receive plans nut
pcciilcatiOnS Tor NEW COURT HOUSE,
on the 22d day of April, $50, at the Cuuii
House, AT MouudNNillr, at one o'clock
Parties competing will be- required lu
furnish estimates on thrrplaus. Ihccum-
mittcc reserve tn" right 10 reject ANY IUd
all plans, Specifications aud bids.
For Iur,hrr Information address llfr
members OF the committee a. follows:
WM. BLAKE, MoundSyillr.
II. =. WHITE, Bclltuu.
apo MM. CECIL, Ro>bN'> Rock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
New York Dry Goods Mark et.

NEw YORK. April 6-Thei package
trade in domestic goods and prints con-
tiuues at unchsnged prices in first hand
and the jobbing branches more active III
all departments, Plaid prints selling
freely. Cottonadcs dull. Dress goods in
moderate request and cotton shawls duii
and weak, but worsted makes in steady
request. A large peremptory sale Of
French and British dress goods will b.
made at auction on Friday next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Cotton-Dul
at lG5@l7c; net receipts 2S6j bales
gross 3,295 bales; futures closed barely
steady; sales 1900 bales; April IL lg-G.
Gl6sc; May IL 30 32@l6 l5-lGc; Jan,
II 9-326l7 Size; July Il 9-l6c; Au-u-i
Il ll-l6al7 23-32c; September l. l.3l
Gl7.c; October 10 ll-l6d 10 23-32c
Four-Firm and in fair demand; receipts
1900 barrels; superfine western and
state 81 100 ( 60; common to good 81 So
as 10; good 10 choice 50 l5d5 IS; white
wheat extra s. l5@6 90; extra Ohio
SjI5lG66 90; st. Louis S5 006S00 Rye
Flour-Firm at 81 OOCG5 10 Corn Meal
Steady at 81 OOG4 65. Wheat-Steady;
No. spring 81 lj@I IS; No. 3 81 II
al l.; No. > Chicago 81 lS!Gtl ! p; No
/ 81 10; No Milwaukee 81 22@l %;
white 81 30Gl IL. Rye-Quiet AT 9Ocl,
81 90 Barlcy-Stcady at 81 %. Malt
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Firmer
and less dong; receipts $4,000 bushels
mixed western S9Gt 9Oc; do yellow 9O!@
glc. Oats-Frmcr and moderately &c.
tive; receipts 10000 bushels; mixed west
rrn 72B@7Ic; white 14la7jc. Hay
Heavy and unchanged. Cotiee-Quiet
at l52Clls4c Sugar-Firmer; fair to
good refining 75@S!c; prime SIC. Mo-
usses-Firm and in good demand. >Rice
Quiet aud steady. Pctrolem-DulI;
refined l4l@l4sc; crude &C. Ro,in-
Firm ut - l0.a2 -. Turpcutinc--
Firmer at 3G!c. Eggs-Firm; western
27G 2Sc. Pork-Firmcr at So 9Om23 90.
Beef-Uncnanged. Cut Mcnts-Firm;
dry saltcd shoulder, &c; middles morc
active; long clear l2c short clear l2gc.
Lard-FTm; prime steam - 9-lGc. But
tcr-IIcavyi western l2a2lc. Cheese
Steady at l0@lGic. Clover Srrd-DuIl
and nominal; western llmll!c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
What is Vegetine ?

1t is a compound extracted from htri.#
roots and herbs. II !s Natures Remedy. %
ls perfectly harmless from any hid ,iir.t
upon the system. II l. nOuri>hIu" HuI
strengthening. II acts directly upon Doc
blood. IL quIctS The nervous system. ~
gives you good sweet sleep ~ uigiI. II 0.
q panacca tor our aged fathers aud moth
cr>, tuy IL gives them strength, quI,i~ l'.,.r
nerves, and gives them Natures sweet
>lccp-aS has been proved by many an aged
person. IL Is the great Blood PurIlirI. d.
is a soothing remedy for our children. o.
has relieved and cured thousands. u b.
very pleasant Ia take; every chIid iih', o..
10 relieves and cures all diseases original
ing from impure blood. Try the N'grtlu".
Give 10 u lair trial iuT your complaints .
then You will say 10 your friend. urighbpI
and acquaintance, TRY II; u has cured
me-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
Grand Way EcStiNnI.

CINCINNATI. April G.-Thc sale of
season tickets for the May musical feSti.
val begun this morning, under the most
tlatterng assurances of the success of that
enterprise. Although the office was not
opened until 10 n. m, the line com
menccd forming about II. m, and those
in line waited for nearly eight hours and
were furnished with cotl,e ana sanC-
wchcs by their friends. The days sale
was more than double that of the first
day two years ago, and II
continued during the week there will
be nothing lett but standing room. The
hall has seating capacity of only 5000
and the probabilities are that It's capacity
will be tested to the utmost. Orders for
seats are pouring in by mail and teIe-
graph. from Bolton, New York, Phiu-
delphia, Baltimore, Chicago, Cleveland,
st. Louis and many other large cities, and
although there are many seats to be had
an early application will be Necessary to
secure them. The rehearsaIs OF the or
chestra and chorus are progressing stead
lily, with promise Of tar greater success
than was attained two years ago, and
everything possible Is being done to rem
der the festival complete in all It's parts.
There will be seven performances, COM
mcncing May llth and closing on the
evening of the lith.
his which was founded on this letter;
why it might be admissible in connection
with that act.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

ia" following unsolicited i,NlImuu u
from Rev. -. 7. Walker, formerly pastor uI
Bowdoiu square Church, BuStou, Hud get
present settled in Providence, Il. J.. must
be- deemed aS r"liHul" "Nid"uc". 80 one
should tail To- ob>riy" that This tr>limuuI
al Is the result of two years experience.
with the use at Ncgctu" In The Rev. MIR.
Walkers family, who now pruuuuu. n
invaluable:
Providence, Il. l., IGI TENN-Ir~L
II -. >fsf.Yt,. TS.
Itcel bound 10 express with nay Signaiur.
the high value place upon your N'.',..
tine. My family have used IL for the I,,t
two years. In nervous debility 20 I- m-
valuable, and ! recommend II oall who
may need AN inyigOrailng, rrHONuIuy
tonic. -. T. WALKIu,
Formerly Pastor of Bowdom SqugI.
Church. Boston.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
The Nest Hiding Letter.
BROOKLYN, May ,, IL.
4..l a,..
Mr.. Bcscher:

4IF, DtttNe1.
NV future, either for life or for death
would be happier, could but feel that
YOU lorgave while you forget me in al II e
sad complications Of the past year. My
cndcavor was TO entirely keep from you
all suffering, to bear myself alone, lcay-
ing YOU forever ignorant OF 1t. My
weapons were love a large untirng gem
erosity and nest hiding; that | hav" fail
ed utterly we both know, but | now ask
forgiveness.
9TH, word or compound word, nest
hiding. is it a word OF any H." by you OF
with which YOU were convcrsant? A.
No sir, it is not my word in any sense or
way.
0-Had it been word used between
YOU and Mrs. Tilton in anyway before
this letter? A-Nottha ever ! rrnrcm-
Der Of. i. was certainly not common
word
Q-What did you understand by that
word when You received this.
Beach-That is objected 10.
Judge Nelson | think Ne Will take
it sir.
Witness-I understood.
Beach-We except sir
Witness-I understood to simply si--
nfv the hiding Of the troubles in her
household.
After Recess
the examination of Mr.. Bcr"hcr was
continued
Q-(Showing letter. Look at this
Mr.. Beechcr, if you please, and say
whether YOU received that letter; and II
the memorandum of date Of its reception
is yours? AT first thought the
memorandum Of date wasn't mine, but 1t
looked like my writing when | wrote
very poorly. ,.,
think it is sir
Q-And made at the time YOU suppose
Al think 50, sir.
Q-The note itself has NJ date A .
No sir
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pittsburgh Market.

Prrr-uvEGu, AIriIG.-Whoat-Quiet
and prices unchaL gcd. Corn Ear firm
It. ~, 500 Us t. quality; .h"IIod, whit"
and mixed 7&G' 75c. prime yellow 'sl@
So. Pr,rolrum-Crude 81 G7tr,l 20 for
immeIia.c shipment at Parker refined
l4Iml4.e for Philadelphia.