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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

Boston May ga business has been done so
far as sales concerned but tie trace con-
tuues quite dull aCtury manufacturers pulcas
ing only Fine eeces have been in better
demand without improvement The sales have
been $4,000 ohio and pcnn9N ania feocts al rom % 70
Choice XXX Pennsylvania ~ J1c but mostly
Pennsy vaDia at 81 J3c and those are now out
side for choice Xxx Michigan ana OTHER neeees have
moved slowly, and az comparatively low pI1ces Ie DC
mand Pulled Wool has been fair and prices continue sy
sGIers ranging from so 10 Gc are mostly ia request &9i
MA Wool has been arriving quite freely, ard NE
stock is increasing quite RAPIDLY The sales
22a 39c Spring and 22d24 ac for Fall Some OF the
fave been o. handsome quality and IN
sequence higher OF prices has been sustained although
the market considered for this description 10 buy
there pressure sell Good lots viii not bring
over 3O032c jc for choice, and any advance the
latter fancy lots. There have been
sales of Michigan AZ JOc Western and Other tccces
42ba4s cobng and dclane Chd56c.; unwashed comb
4Za50c secured 49G15c; super and pulled 31GJlc
CATTLE MARKETS.
CHICAGO May 29-CArTLE fairly active firm steady;
ceps stOckeTs 80 2JQfi rs butchers 80 JOo 50;
shipping IS 2jQTG G5 through Texans S3G$4 90
choice steers, S6d$6 u; shipments, 1900.
HOGs-Ilecelpts 5000; active 1rmcri bacon So SOD
81 heavy, ~ 75QS7 rs poor lots S6G ~ % shipments,
5000.
snFLf-Rece4ts 800 inactive and noInnh shorn IS 75a
So 70.
ST. LOUIS, May e9-Hocs-The market is dull; shippers
So 37a0S7 Bacon. 81 l0ds7 SO eutchcrs 81 40aS7 TO-
Cattle demand supply wholly Of Texans; sales Of
- So fair 10 good ~ asa T3
medium, $3a SO co. common mixed, 81 COd$2 80.
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steamboats, an0 Railroads.

ALBANY AND Troy by DAY LINE.-Thc
81 T % md Sff 22H Xxx N any
twenty i?'ILs atga lallns At Mest POINT Cornwall,
s v" GshE s' and bA%iEL Drew vii M D5
placed upon Tie route.
NITIZENS' LINE.-Steamboats for TROY,
v citing will ~ railway Ines North and EST FARE
c9 eg% ce y ssiays e&cp at p w. from
r ~ n r. foot Of LerOyS Th1gh eIs' ia eSS 5 all
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" -AILENToWN LINE 70 THE WL,r-isssenger
al Someryiile with south branch R. r. at Hampton
a R aS hcn aso Nth e Why EjtG R S
Diec inc to llau.sburg ritsgrs and the West also TO
0'H'''' ems sGMMIR -AllRANGEMENT
S1 a. m"SFws fHix for Eision BethleIcn Bath Alton.
town. MaUch Chunk TaaIua TamaneEd, WAcsJarrc sera1
6l5 m.-Way Train FOR someryle and Termination .,
DEL Lack. and West II. r.
EasSn' Allentown marIs6ais and the West Connects al
,omeryle for F-insion at Eaon Tor Maneh Chunk Tam,
to Danyie WinanIsport, Sc.
1880 a. nl-Way Train Easton PhIpsburg,
l3'i5 mE7rnrss for FemIngtop. Eqstop AlGHtSwn,
barre, Eeadina, cO%%6ii. Lancaster, Ephrata PottsvlS
81 p inNExPREss for Easton, Bevidere, Bath Mauch
oia ao p m ilASs9a' r aI Tor r' r'inaeL
400 mway TRAIN for tas%3 Allentown m, and MeuGh
l3O p. m.-Wgy Train for somelylle and Remington
5:lJ y. m.-fOr Pllnh,h -
b3O p mEyRNING EXPREss daily for Easton Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Wkesba1c, Towauda Reading and I-aI1s
800 p. m.-way Train for somervlne
$50 y. m.-For Painheld.
700 p. m.-For SOmerville.
$50 i. m.-For Easton
g$o m:-Way Tram for sOmervIle.
For Eil%Gcth a, S.so Sl5, Gao. 100 yi5 g. s.s
9l5, $50 1880, ll15 a. M u N. ZAP. l, a45 2'So
" y X. L. KICKER, Supt. and Eng.
II. p BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
EOR WEST POINT, NEWBURGH, POugh-
Il keepsic, Rondou and Kingston. landing at COzE,ns,
p@W I leaS1s s9a Nsw P NSfS river osey
afternoon Sundays excepted at $3.50 O'Clock
NOR RondOut & Kingston landing at COzzens'
i West Point, Cornwall Newburgh, Marlborough. Milton.
Poughkeepse West Park and Esopns the steamboat James
" Baldwin, Monday, Wednesday and Friday leaving
IIarr.son.st Pier No. 81, North River. at p M
nor ROndOut and Kingston, connecting with
i Rondout and Osweso Railroad lending al Highland Falls
near Point Cornwall NewDurgh, Marlborough, Milton.
Highland New PaI) and hsopus the steamboat Ihonas
Cornell Tuesday THURSDAY ana saturday. leaving har
st, Pier "a, n. h. at 4 p m
LOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
l. FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL ami inter
mediate points steamer leaves Peek slip daily tsnnda.s ex
segs at ssla tan New % E. H. bo % Fss
Nip al IL o'clock Tickets sold and baggage checked al 9>i
Broadway. New.York. and coartst Brookyn
NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE for Englegocd, Yensers Hyack. Haver.
IeeIa Sunday from Tie foot OF Harrison St T. oce
pier. l. NM ASoat
OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
SCHUYLER from Pier IS. n r, Sanhhnst. MONDAYS,
at reduced rates J. W. HANCOCK.
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Gteamboats an6 RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonio
ID and Naugauck Railroads Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves CaharDesip Of 1880 a. M and Bridgeport al
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BONDS WANTED.

CHICAGO, pANvILLE AND vINcENNEs ISIS. Indiana
1NDIAHhPoLis' BLooMINGToN AND WESTERN. all
DANViLLE, URBANA, BLOOMINGTON AND PEKIN
lists. ..
BURLiNGToN, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
NEWYoRK AND oswFGo MIDLAND lists 2Ds. AND
REC. CERTIFICATES.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA ISIS.
CANADA SOUTHERN ISIS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO 6S AND u.s.
NORTHERN PACIEICS, all issues.
NONICIAIP RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY ISIS.
NEWHAVEN, MIDDLETOWN AND WILLIMAN1fC
lS1S.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES constantly hand.
Stocks and Bonds promptly executed at the New
York Stock Exchange.
n. G.. WILLIAMS a. CO..
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ttlarblc ano Glnte nlGnlel5.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-An eX-
~ tensivc stock Of MARBLE and MARBLElIED MAN
TEIS and all other Marble Work Marble Turning for the
trade. A.'KLABER 13 East ii hteenlst near Tiriaye
NASONI 4 IS0LA,
" STEAM MARBLE ard GRANITE WORKS,
li6 Ia lJ2 West iOthst, near broadway.
Monuments Manels, Affairs, Figures, Hlng WailscOting
Importers from and manufacturers IN Italy OF marble
work OF every description.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
Financial.

DIFFERENTIATION OF THE NEW-YORK
III a OSWFGO MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
The Utica plan ready application TO all First MOTT
gage Bondholdcrs, 10 be sent free by applying 70 A. ~
MAT1IER q Co, Utica, N. Y.
m PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FIRST
III MORTGAGE LOANS on improved IOWA FAhMS'
References and full information sent on Application ,
UNDERWOOD & CLARK, Museatine iowa
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DFOPI E's LINE FOR ALBANY.


4 a BAND or MUSIC OK BOARD
STATE ROOMS WARMED by STEAM PIPES FOR TIN
COMFORT OF PAsSEHGkIts. The Drew " Il JO y Leave
evening ocJCk SUNDAYS cNcgt@, from Pier IL
North kiTer loot CJna.st connecting a. Agy Nh al rAll.
DodGs Express once 944 Broadway airo Crers
Express CO.. l2i Broadway ant 1t Fth Avon iOtel aud
bassage checked 40 destination On the W.ri
X. B.-GHEAr REDUCTION IN FAil-tit ..,f CLASS
PAssAGE ONLY 81 %. DlCk PASNAGE % lENIS
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'Il'''O'J JOHN T. MOODY supt. n Y Division Vow York.
PHILADELPHIA. via LONG BRANCH and

4 the NEWJEhsEY SOUTHERE RAILROAD.
Fare from New York 70 Philadelphia only - -.
commencing MONDAY. April ~. $50 tie now stanch
and cOmmOdOs am oats JESSE HOhH and DAY STAR
connecting at Sandy nook with all trains VIII
Leave New YORK i.Om Pier 3, y. r. foot of Pe'torst
94j q m.-FOr Phi 1de tha, Long ~ nC, IONS RIVER
WareiOwn, Tue ertOu Nineland and BTif.cion.
400 p m.For Long Branch Toms KiNe Maretown, Bar
negat, and Tue kertOl. - - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

UNION rAcIFi, RAILROAD LAND GRANT BoEus,)
TRJsIEI5' OFFICE % STARS BUILDING,
BOsTCg May 20, 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
noon URSDAY juno 10, 1870 for The sale Of 10000
OF the LAND GRANT BONDS OF said Union Pacific a lroai
COMPANY the Trustees IN accordance with TIE
indcIture OF nor gage OF Apn lG, lsG1
JOHN DUFF }Trustees
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CliEIsRJhe market continues III the unstt sfdcOIy
AMI declining condition since our last spp taking hold
fair extent Figures; English ket is sill the
decline exporters viii not l2c for Choice. Old
quote
New state, Fancy. SSir1. ................ a
for home l24ul3 Extra western. 10 oil
New / IiiIe 10 iancy Western do, COM
for Export l24Ul2i2 10 Ane....... all
Fair 20 Good ....--..1 dlli2 !
kXfoRTs rGoysoNs FROM NRw YORK FOR TIE WEEK END
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FALL RIVER LINE
SUNDAYS June 27 to Aug. 90 inclusve) ats p. 10.
From Pier Is North River, foot Of Murayst,
THE woRLDEENOwNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Capt A. g. SIMMONS. Capt b. ~ SIMMONS
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The direct route TO Taunton MdGlcboEo, Plymouth,
New Bedford Martas Vineyard, Nantucket Cape Cod tho
WHITE MOUNTAINS, and all principal poiats IA New Eli
gland and the Provinces
For Tickets apply at of Broadway Broad
way, .;hrist; COurtst Brooklyn or A.
TIE office on the Pier principal Hotels and Ticket Of
fees IN the CITY, BORDEN & LOWELL Agents
GEORGE L. coNSOR, Gen Pass Agent 0. G. s.B. CO.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
trains win leave Grand central Depot, ,, ,.,..
o SaSaf 30 a%G SSl asd S WI" drawing
10 NJ SPECIAL Chicago Express with dsw.nsFoOm are
II 90 j. m, Northern and Western Express
400 D. M Moutrel kxpress wih sleeping cars from New
600 p No. Express, Daily, with seepngcars for waterO~n
500 mr. Taeac Express Daily with sleeping Tor Roch
ester Buffalo and Niagara Fails also for Chicago via both l.
i S ESpycss With slecrpg for TEOv and Albany
Way Trains a per Local Time Tables -,,,.rprcy
General Passenger Agent
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAyEN AND ia HART
yIsoNsummer Aargcmss SOmmeq en ' nS5o lSds
trance Oh Forty second ST. - -.
Train. f'i 5Htys EEJ &es sos e., eos
fs . l e and 5i H Il Ea 90 a ,ai 1 r %
For 5 spgh Ngrw g 49, az az sol L o sa
ford 7io sos, 9G5 i6ioa &2o an . 3:i5 E1s
1874 sS E 4 sa 25 S gs 1S a. sos dS and & and
8 p ~; via Shore Line at and 10 p. M ne 20 y ID,
AID p sj ?" AID "n 10 10 p 'i sa and p
on sSTs nd hf 500 a aP& % sSd %
ay e seyG5 No@ 9S and N re- and No Sn
ton Il. New Haven aud the 500 m AMI p m tos
H codindeSa iaSc r 1 at svTinshod AID
Wansa %s T. r. and rS65 @ ani p a. with ossatho
r. r. at BItgepolt The Z sos and t,' M g YIN DaI;
and 81 az $40 p H. Win New Canaan r. r. ~ ta9'otd
craving room cars on Day Express and Sleeping Cars
sn;a Is sR rl n oeas q T. GS E
broadway, and Windsor Io9se. ~ y and so Coart,ss
Brooklyn who will also check baggage from residence to dos
JOHN T. MOODY supt X Y. Division. York.
| the NEWJEkiiiY 'loriTHERT EAi1isoiO.
Fare IRON New.Yo,k 10 philadelphia only s. %
and 9%%8%s@s 4 S eG Df sT&
5I 81 3 f 3 & Of rq a, ve
wareoWn Tue erton Vneand and Bricc,on
400 p In-For Long Branch Toms Xiv er, WareOwn, Bar
H'S' 81" '"' wN. s. sNEDEY, General Manager
PEOPLE LINE FOR ALBANY.
srArER6oEAsN P H qS HbSl y sr re- M fs FOR ra
c0MF0aT on Ths PFT 0 d ea{1
MoLh te or 1901 S5Easi eonns[tng a A :;s a. G
oI sale at Dcdds ies ohc 9i4 Broadway also CrteFs
ETpres co. IA io4a|9 ani At itth Ne,i o'e aud
IafiSe "a 10 q ''iS % ~ ne Asa
pAs Bi oNLY P %: BEE fAs5HG 30 q CENTS ''
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Consolidation q sToNIXGTCX LINE aqa raooyEDENc1
LINE between NLN-(ORk ANA DO 4J-,
SrONINGTON LINE,
FOR PEONfDENCF. NEWPORT AID BOSTON
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yEIANTED-Loan of $25. 600 on valuable real
w estate. Ample security aid perfect title. Address
/ GlOTI. IrilnInr lli
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PHILADELPHIA, December ll.-Flour
Depressed; extras s. %; Iowa, Wis
consin and Minnesota family SO 0Oa0 90
high grades 81 5OaS 90. Wheat-Prime
active; others neglected; Pennsylvania
red ST 39a1 40; Western 81 GOAL 06; am
ber$l 40; white 81 42al so. Rye-Steady.
Corn-ACtive but weak yellow old lila
72!c; new 5Sa6Oc; new white Coo. Oats
Moderately activei white 44a52c. Petro-
leum-Steady; refined l2jal2!c; crude
lOtal0l. ProviSions-Quiet. Pork.
$22a22 so. Beef-Hams 20a22c; smoked
do. 15al6!c; picked l2al3c. Lard-lSa
l3lc. Whisky-Western 81 10. Butter
Quiet; New York and Bradford county
extras 33a35c; tirsts 30a32; western extra
3Oa3lc, firsts 26a2Sc; rolls, western extras
27a2Oc; frsts 2Oa20c. Eggs-Western
fresh 30a3lc.
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CHICAGO, December ll.-Flour- Dull
and nominal. Wheat-In fair demand
but at lower rates; No. Q Chicago spring
81 OOE spot; 9Sc seller January; 9OBC
seller February; No. 3, Zoe; rejected Goa
oslo. Corn-0pened firm but closed dull;
No. |, spot, 4S9c seller December; 44iC
seller January; old rejected 4Oa4O4c, new
44c. Oats-Dull but unchanged at 30lc
spot. Darlcy-l'air demand, but at low.
er rates; sGAc spot. lsye-Quiet and
firm. pOrk-Firm At $40 17la19 25
spot; $40 % seller January; $40 IS seller
February. Lard-Quiet and weak al
$l2 22i spot; $l2 42Aal9 45 seller Feb.
ruary. Bulk Meats-In good demand,
but at lower rates; 0Ia9jal0a10f ballot.
Whisky-Steady at 81 II.
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WHERE DOES II aud CONE From Z

Pinls and quarts Of filthy CatNfFhal dis.
charges. Where does II all come from
The mucous membrane which lines the
chambers ot the nose, and It's little glands,
are diseased, 50 that they draw from tho
blood iB liquid, and exposure to the ait
changes II into corruption. This life.
LIQUID il needed to build up the system, but
Ii IL extracted, and the system Is weakened
blythe loss. To cure, gain flesh and strength
BY using Dr.. Plerce'S Golden Medical Dis.
coyefy, which also acts directly upon these
glands, correcting them, and apply DR..
SaTeS Catafrh Remedy with DR., Pietce'a
Nasal DouChe, the only method Of reaching
Ihe upper cavities, where the discharge &C.
cumulatea and comes from. The in1tru.
ment and both medicines sold By druggi1ti
and dtAlefa Ia medicines. e0d,tw&M,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13
TELeENcER MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER

1888, first item, page 50 Of the House
journal, February q, 1875, amount Of
money in the Treasury on the 10th Of
June, 1858, as shown by books in the
Auditors Office, $225,979 So, is not true,
nor can Ne ShoD any books fNe State Of Resi
Va, that say 90. He has a book formerly
used by the officers Of the Statsof Virginia
that show this balance, but none Of West
Va, l do noecharge that this,is wiltul mis-.
representation, but that tits, however, a
Misrepresentation.
There is not ROr, and aeusr Was any deficit
OfSSs, COS 81 a. Ghotra BY he report made and
recorded on page 80 Of de House Journal as
is therein SetJOrth, H.
WREEIlNo, December II, 1875.
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necessity for u Law tor the BETTER
Protection Of Employees. ON Pub
liz Works.
WHEELING, Dec. II, 1875.


WHEELING, Dec. II, 1870.
rlpnol the Iu,cllIScncerl
legislative investigation Of tho official
,,nd9ct Of State officers generally dsvet.
om ,he fact that crafty men are never
,Ios in influencing our Legislature to the
,,v Of special laws for tho protection
Z tbFlr own Interests. Now l believe
b,, State laws as we'll as National laws
,bopli be as naturally adapted TO the
want, Of man as they can DO made, but
unfortunately this Is not generally the
c c For instance, we have the usury
hs made to protect the borrower to the
J,tfment Of the lender, We have laws
ia protect home insurance agencies
,,,in, the intrusion Of foreign ones,
llIthese are very good in their way, We
have the mechanic lien law for the pro.
,pction Of the mechanic and skilled Ia.
b"rr This class OF workmen can levy
an their work and compel the payment OF
their wages. In contrast to this class we
have a number Of wOrkmen who have no
protection against wrongs. Designing
toglc, in the guise OF contractors, can
ink into the State and secure contracts
on public works for One.half the amount
tho work is worth. In order to get
into position to swindle they will de.
lriddthci poor labOrers out OF three or
four months pay and then clear out,
Inexperienced railroad organizations
that congratulate themselves on giving
oatchcap contracts often lose heavily on
tbi, class Of contractors, but the poor
llOorcr Is tho greatest victim. His en-.
poyer has gone with his wages. The
law doe, not recognize him, because the
Grt party to the contract Ia gone, and all
the redress there Is for him Is to go In
search Of another job. They have no
agents to lobby for certain nets in u legis.
llliye body, but we openly and respect
fully AK our honorable Legislature, now
ID session, are tho rights of railroad cor
porations so sacred that no law can be
made to enable the labOrer to collect his
wages like the mechanic. II mistake
not, there is such law in the State Of
Ohio.
Poor common laborers are the first
and most numerous class that will be
called on to unlock with their strong
arm, the vast treasures that nature has
stored up in her hillsand valleys. Their
labor Ia their property and they ought
to have the same projection for II that
the mechanic has for his labor. What
will be done? A WoRKINGMAN.
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BALTIMORE, December ll.-l'lour-
Quiet and steady; Western family s. 70
az %; others unchanged. Wheat-Dullj
No. 2, Western 81 So; Pennsylvania do.
81 3Gal 81. Corn-Firm; Western mix
cd old Csc; new 66c. Oats-Quiet and
unchanged. Rye-Quiet and firm at Goa
SOC. Pfovisions-Firm and unchanged.
authoritative and unchanged, Pelro.
lum-unsettled; crude Gla7c; refined 12!C.
Coffee-Qniet and unchanged. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm al 81 1Gt,
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm. This after
noon Chicago and Northwestern con-
solidRted coupon gold bonds sold at s5ia
S5i, Central Pacific land grants at %,
and Union Pacific sinking funds OF Gaia
05. Toledo 4 Wabash tirsts sold at 81
and Canada Southern 6rsts at 90.
STATE BoNDs-Dull; prices nominal,
STOCKs-The market was generally
firm throughout the day, and closed duh
but steady. Northwestern left of firm
at 40 for common, and 56A for preferred.
Union Pacific was steady at77a77A; Lake
Shore advanced TO 90, and closed at 6l2;
St. Paul was firm at 38ta36S for common
and 66!a66s for preferred; Pacific Mail
was steady at 400, Western Union 7G!a
76G Quicksilver, common advanced to
81 and Clinton to AZ, the latter closing
at 4Oa4l; Cincinnati, Cleveland, Colum.
bus 4 Indianapolis advanced 10 59t, and
closed at that price bid. The transactions
on the Stock Exchange to-day aggregated
$500 shares, OF which 1000 were Erie,
2G,3O0 Lake Shore, 10000 Northwestern
common, 5000 preferred, 1900 Pacific
Mail, 5000 81. Paul, $500 Western Union,
1000 Union Pacific, and 2,4OO Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Columbus 4 INDIANAPOLIS.
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ToLEDo, December 1l.-Flour-Qniet
and unchanged. wheat--Quiet and I'm.
changed. C0rn-Steady and in moder.
ate demand; high mixed 56c; seller De.
Cembef 55lc; new spot 49;c; seller De.
cembet 49Ic; low mixed Doc; new Acc
no grade Doc; new 47ic; damaged new
44lc. oats-ISirnier; Held higher; No,
|, 4ic; No. 2 spot and seller December
3bic; white Ale; Michigan Soc,
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CINCINNATI.

CtXcINNArr, December 1l.-Cotton-
Firmer and higher at 1910. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet
and steady, 81 goal 80. Corn-Steady
and in moderate demand, 46a4Sc. Oats
Steady and in moderate demand, 35a45c.
Barley-Quiet and unchanged. Rye
Dull, 7SaSOc. proyisions-Dnll and nom.
inal; nothing doing. Green Meats--In.
active, small sales; shoulders ITO. Hams
Light averages 1O1alOIc. Whisky
Steady and firm at 81 10.
Hods-Dull; common light SO 70a
I 90; fair to good packing 81 l5a7 49,
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PITTSBURGH, December ll.-Wheat-
Quiet and prices Unchanged Pennsylya.
MIA and Ohio red quoted at 81 25al 80 for
prime to choice. Cofn--Quiet; shelled
S5aG7c; new 53a65c, free In elevator.
.peltoleum-Quiet but firm; crude 81 65
at PatkerS; refined l2tal2lc, Philadel-
phia delivery.
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New York, December ll.-There
was a fair movement In brown sheetingS,
cotton hannels and plaid prints. Cotton
goods firm In first hands except outside
makes. Bleached Shirtinga and shifting
prints In fair request Cotton moved
slowly. Low grade fancy cashmere In
moderate demand, but otherwise wooden
goods ruled quiet ShawlS and skirts
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FINANCIAL AND COMM ERCIAL


NEW York, December ll.-MoNEY-
Closed at 5 per cent, Prime mercantile
paper 5!a9 per cent. Custom receipts
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed S44l,00O Clearings $24, 0OO,0 900.
GoLD-Opened at 1l4i and closed at
ll4l, all the sales Of the day being at
these figures. The rates paid for carry.
ing were /, II, 9, q, 8 and 4 per cent.
GovERSSiENT BoNDs-Closed firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13

Tho reputation It Inns attained, In
consequence Of the marvellous cures 1t
has produced during tho last half cen.
tury, Is q sufficient assurance to tho
public that It will continue to realize
the happiCst results that can be desired.
In almost every section Of country
there arc persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs,
BY Its use. All who have tried It aC-
knowledge It's superiority; and where
Its virtues are known, no one hcsitatCs
as to what medicine to employ to re-
liOVe the distress and suffering peculiar
TO pulmonary affections. CHERRY PFC
TolAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures Of the mllder va
rIetles of bronchial disorder, as well as
tho moro formidable diseases of tho
lungs.
As q safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset
the Throat and Chest Of Childhood, II
Is Invaluable; for, by Its timely use,
multitudcs arc rescued md restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends ut
every trial, rs the cures 1t Is constantly
producing nrc too remarkable 10 be
forgotten. No famlly should DO with.
out it, and those who have once used
It never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe It, and Clcrgymen
often recommend 1t from their knowl.
edge Of Its effects.
PREPARED ny
Dr., J. C. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
old ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.