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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-03

TEE EIrERIAN TEuvBiL~ New
York. Nuyrmbcr 3n.--N"ws to the
PSI az . .totor has been received from
l.ihyla, including AN &C omit of "a
battle on the ICth: Following is a
synopsis Of a letter from MoErovia 20
the Secretary of tho Colonization So
cietv here: "All tho iuland settle
ment, have been abandoned and the
!uLaatgnts are at La,rShe. The
grealcr portion Of them have lost all.
ON he lO;h ms int our troops made
an attack on llrGc native town
which is IN sight Of Harper, and were
rrpul>eI ave reiterated in disorder,
several being killed and wounded,
leaving in the hands of ihe enemy
three b.a,, i!eld-picceS, WIKI ammu
ni:ion, which vera turnci ON faiioit.
The ,roops will not likely renew tho
attack Without canon, and the GOV
eminent is unable TO maintain so
large force for any length of time,
and for them to leave would be Cor
the enemy to overrEn the country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-03
--latest styles in Millinery Goods
Dress Waking. etc.

Mrs. =. Cunningham IF the Corhrtt E'c.h
whose Opening Of Fail goods last w-eL "e. -
iarr sIv attended by the ladies # Carson, -. ,
whose stock # bouucts. ARTIFICIAL flower, ct',.
is 50 bOtlutltul IS constantly IN the rHrotI' of
ne, iusui,- II all scrts ui tl.i.-s in the latest
ratt.rns If hats ctr.. tts. Alap her ia, .iiti :
furfaahioaabI. dr.. making are Uu"Iuc.lwl in
Nevada IS n-r rtr reputation ttf eir gaC: It's
and stylish trimming tU!Is attes's.
NI.IIssAG AID DaEss,iA KIM u Sc .,vCa.risk
Il Co. have opened mill rery sad imGkins
establishment next do to Ol"oylah Brothers
store. The assortment IFS a beautiful one hav-
ing been selected with great care, aId ssTpasses
duCed into this market. special attention paid
tn fashionable ir.s.nIatiug. Ladies' q Carson
NH vio.uit7 srs invited t. ca, AID examine our
new EtCC&. Lvyl.-lm
Is. II. RAII. has the largest assortment OF
plated goods i'll tn. State which he warrants and
Offers very low; lie ha, also large assortment:
Of table cutlery bar fixtures. etc, china, crock
ery and glassware. paints All oils brushes.
glass. putty. varnishes, rubber and chemical
paints, hardware. doors and Windows, coal oil.
celebrated Medallion and Laurel raa.es. Call
ana examine his stock. MS
The FAvoRITE.-TLe Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ortusny strcats, is becoming
the favurlte resort Of this city. The great
attraction IS fredericksburg Beer while th-
best ot wines, liquor. and cigars are, also, sold
81 the bar. A frat class PeirO came Cor the
amusement Of guests, cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its rec9nuen-
datiuus to public favor. L. =. Brown Is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-03

s. ]. WHITE, NJ. 9, Physician and Surgeon.
Is once more at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug store, Carson street, o. .uaito the Capitol.
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market for consos and American securities. The
Bank OF England lost In bullion during the week
FL. 900. and 1000 sterling was Withdrawn
from the Bank on balance to-day. The proper ZION
OF reserve to Liabilities is 42hs per cent against so
per cent last week. The specie in the Bank OF
France has increased 3a,s00.0o0 francs.
RAILROAD BONDS
were nrm, with the exception OF the Pacific issues.
which show the effect OF strong react ionary in
nuences.- Chicago and Northwest coupon, gold,
sold at s2H; wabash irsts at 81, ana consolidated
convertible &C 40; Ohio and Mississippi CONSOLE
dated sinking fund At sSH; DO. second mortgage,
s2H; Hannibal ana st. Joseph eighths, converti-
BILE. 49,; Lake Shore second consolidated coupon.
92 Harlem nrst sevens, 1l0h; w., C. and l. G.
nrst, 7oA; Western Pacific bonus. So; New York
Central skies, COX; Michigan Southern second,
l0lX; Erie third, lo2; Boston, Hartford and Erie
first, %.
sCUTHsRN BONDS.
These were quiet. Sales were made OF Arkansas
SKIES, Funding act, Ut 20; Missouri slxes long
bonds, ct ok; North oarolina sizes. issued 80
North Carolina Railroad. a. So
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QUICK MANIPULATION IN ooLD-TH1 NEcHsn-
TIES OF THE CONTINENTAL CENTRES AZ WELL
AS THE BANK OF xNaIAND-RUMoRs AND
REPORTS.
The gold situation is the most important condi.
ton Of the Wall street markets now to tns outside
public. Thus gold opened to-day at Hay, afler
selling yesterday a. 1l5H, declined to 1lAX and
reacted to ll4X, closing at that figure. In the
loan market the carrying rates were l. 2, ~ and
2I per cent. Loans were also made nat.
These figures are repeated 10 show
the supply OF gold on the market,
the carrying rates indicating the supply
IN excess of the demand for. actual use. such a.
customs duties or for Shipment, while the quota.
ton ''nat," rom which would naturally arise q
borrowing rate shows the actual hard metal to Do
In demand. This explanation IL necessary to OK.
plain to the outside public the advancing gold
premium o. well az the sharp movement OF bullion
on the other side. It s In evidence that the Bank
or England has suffered steady depletion from
day TO day Of its coin balance. IL IL also IN evt
dence that
THE BANK OF FRANCE HAS GAINED
commensuratey large amount OF specie. Thus
while the Bank Of England has lost during the
week FL, $780, 600, the Bank OF france gained during
the same period, 80, 000O 900 francs Omittlng the
exchange and taking francs at hve to dollar and
the dollar nve to pound sterling, We nave gain
In the Bank or France OF g. 100000, against loss
in the Bank OF England OF t7.6ouooo. A report
that the German government had suddenly
called for f2.000,000 ON deposit IN England
was one OF the explanations given for this sudden
drain upon Thread1sedle street, and even tnat
necessity IT should go Through Paris
1t Is perhaps as wed 10 state. to avoid confu.
sion, that the Secretary OF the Treasury cannot
sell any I've per cent bonds for tfls or any other
purpose until the call OF the syndicate has been
AbrOgated. He may sell four ana hall and four
per cent bonds II ne can nnd purchasers for this
purpose, but he has NO 1ves to sell. They are all
embraced in the contract OF the syndicate and opS
OF has control.
Private London dispatches yesterday from
Paris stated That the subscriptions to the new
municipal loan OF that city represented 81, 600
THIS may account Tor some OF the movement from
the Bank OF England to the Bank o. France, It
should be STATED that $500 900 you'd. according TO
advlces, be added today.
seen In the money columns. thar theye II an ap-
parent profit In importing new dves, but, allowing
Tor interest and Insurance. there 10 very little DIFF
ference bet ween tue two markets.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE ON THE NEW LAWS
the last amendment to The Commission law Of
the Stock Exchange needed 663 negative votes %
prevent its becoming Q law. Toe polls closed ct
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon. when the vote
against II was 7l3, which was ntty votes more than
the tw0-thirds OF tho membership. The petition
for two rates only has received already SOL votes,
and will remain on the table for signatures until
the next meeting OF the Governing Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-05

COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON STEADY FOR spot "sFRMER FOB ''FU-
TURE-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT DULL AND
LowER-coRN RREGULAR-oArs STEADY
PORK FIRN-LARD HIGHER = GROCERIES
DuLL-FREIoHrs QUIET BUT FmM-PErRo-
LzUN 1IaHER-NAvAL STORES sTEADY-wHIs-
KEY LOWER.
THURSDAY. Feb. EsP.M.
There was more animation in the general mer-
chandise markets to-day. although In numerous
instances the markets were heavy ana prices
lower. At the Produce Exchange business was
light In most commodities, but In those articles In
which the business Is chiefly I'D future contracts
fair business was contaminated, and generally on
the basis OF higher prices-a result chiefly of the
high ruling OF gold. Flour was dull and heavy.
Wheat was duh and lower. Business was light,
and tho market closed with still o downward ten-
dcncy. Corn was irregular, being Armer at the
opening, but dull heavy and declining
at the close. oats remained steady. Wits.
key was dull and lower. Pork was quiet,
but nrmer Lard was In good demand and de-
cidedy higher, both on the spot and for forward
delivery. Cotton was only In moderate demand,
with 'spot" essentially changed and future"
shade Armer Groceries were dull but not auotably
changed In value Frcights quiet but arm. Pc
uoeum met with better demand and closed decidedly
higher. Naval stores were quiet and exhibited
probable change in value.
OorroN.-A further recession In the gold premiam
made It rather difficult DISPOSE of cotton There
but slight difference between buyers and sellers
several trades with eagerness Manifested part
OF either TO operate. however, BUYERS looking TO the
gold decline, being cautioned while holders looking
the continued strength Of futures which resisted the
gold decline. being inclined yield q slight point
which make their figures agreeable
with the bids The translts below reported consisted
OF limo IRON Winingo including 40 bales barely
mddling and 800 pales barely low nliddllng at 4zc
pool advise OF strong market at the close The weeks
receipts generally estimated at l05OUl bales it'll
LOT 900 bales regarded the maximum. he
future deliveries was strongest the close, the closing
sales showing an advance OF fully 3-x2c., with l32c.
being added after Chanee by propositions which
made. The following were, The closing quotations; :
ylaiSs April, Is 5,s2c May, lG LIE . Is I5-sac
l6Ac., nominal We quote quotations based on
standard Of sas Sa IN force september l. 's1s
more than half grade above or below the grade
good ordinary isc low middng, Ike ;middnsf i6c
good middlinG. IKE. Quotations based American
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb T. 1873
Dsss gross sa Sales sa Stock so tSsse'O'' A''
NEW ORLEANS, Feb T. 1875
ssss's s Sassi sES.i
SSadHs SIS; sosst 'si; s isss
x SAVANNAH, Feb t. 1873
ports the Continsnt sss sales 2As Stock, loo
Cotton arni middling, l4yie; low midans. isHc
SoeG % ns & NJ N bales
Flour quiet and unchanged wheat steady No Mil
Esss ned = y a. Sor soitsd and
studA s2S, aud mlddlings $40 per ton.
BuvF4lo, Feb. 1, 1875
tTa wharf being nearly ,n deserted BY dsasrs
cles unchanged in price Receipts not REPORTED
Flour arm and in fair demand wSSasas Sss higher l
No. ? while Wabash 81 -: NN0,i white, Michigan,
* sSs IL sm sai Mlss o amber 8 ASs
a GSr1 sc and MAN. IL fay
mixed, Sko Nay 7ss Oats aSIl; No sdS go Mh it's
Wheat S % Sa5' DO cs sSS5 de-
,ns sspras, Sss, ssSs or SeSraary: sss Ssssh 1
SSt al ems s sss'ssssss, !ss
AL sSd S rssf 81 S s4s s
e.. ES y "a as9sns Z. s
&c. Ss ii lie aitsraoSs M%hss;
sa,ss ~ ss;ss S
e sors ao ss s Sss Ssa:
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quiet held higher at lsjsc. i9c Naphtha quoted
but esDeeaingy Refined quoted Tor balance o.
month az Isle The Creek adyices were as follows;
81 s Housewife arm 81 $50 lig.ville nrm az s. s2,s
3 % e sss 81 III &C wells rarSers un ssia
ment 81 s., Later we heard Of sales New York Of
I ln. q ar IN bulk az e oe IN aG
l4he 1000 bbis crude in bulk Mt ne and 1000 bbs
rnovsross.- Rcceints-rork. 6s, bbls beef 5s2 pack
ages cut meats 1907 DO; lard, ssD bbls ana ucrces
Very quiet heard Of sales Of 10 SbS Of new mess
81 e s and ~ eS Sr % roxe as
long clear AT lg9sc ioc perlb short clear quoted at
Western aud c oc Tor city wac very
little inquiry To-Day but values were without noticeable
sli ST. Tor ezra mess, inspsaIsd' $40 sii cr
PLAIN asn;pss'sS S' .g-SEsa ' ss 81; IS
@ 'iss ss a We're city inquired sssA o a
SSis cui meat. were arm but only in limited demand
p nS s Re sAss s Tss%
smosed DO, SSsc per TO- Lard-For Western Steam the
s we hs OF s OF IS %
he spot a. lac s ZOO NsSss tor February a!
400 siesse. for Apri, At . and icu sTss. lsr Nay
tIck.-fhe market was srm. but the demand on,y
csrol,as ana 80 bags hsnsoon at prices within the
range OF quotations We quote :carolinn at 7}4o
S o ah ice N1 YSsa r. s Ss @
a6ssc currency; Pana, Ike he; Kanacon. In bond.
ucsR.-Ihe market Tor raw sugar was dull No sales
were reported; In absence OF which prices were called
@ aood SanS S %s also @
paSsed he and Of
This date, reported by Messrs Wait Creighton Nor
AhdA Borss bags nsiado
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Wheat was dull aud lower but there some Inquiry
Tor both speculation and shipment at the decline. The
market closed ct about - W Us for No. Chicago In
store W VI NY ahoat, ~ 81 IL Tor Milwaukee.
s. nss e iSr w'n,s5 The sales were about euo
81 0oa VI " for do ahoat 81 S1s tor No. Minnesota
e srrys q sSm%CnS good req winter ter
at Sac, but the market reacted and closed duh at SO
eShc The sales about IS 00J bushels 83c e4c.
for mixed southern white held nominally at &c:
Suss, At Sc es,sc Sr mixed on The tracV and sSoSt
and c9c. 70c for white Barley was dull. Sales 26u
bushels ourrowei state 81 IS Canada held at 81 81
n 81 w for common to choice Rye was dull and nomi.
FRrrcurs-Tnc market for berth freights continued in.
active but with only a moderate amount OF room offer.
Win better Gsmana and the were rate:
SsHwns Ne Ss SEED
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-iScu led in tho above were 2o1 bales to arrive
FOR future Ss!vsyy OASIS low mlda!las &c sales nave
IS sss IS sS 8! ass :;
ss sS'is%SsI e. ::
VII ,., sss s
js ;s SSs:'
i March co & 5,sS y Hts Ing g
BE- "a li s. a 5sss ss4 az y
liss iSS At 4lss s s e.
AT $. ~ Aasrs To- at. ss s.
s:$
August IolS; seplemGer. ioil.d Tho receipts
w. sa1Si "s!s i's%
H?r. @ dss
quoted thus-ro Havre, by steam, &c by sail. nom
s &c Sy ssa z IL S ~ IT,
steam ss sSS sail VA s sd bu
little SspS,iiS g
MS Sys e uss q doe to IN i
hands this date oihsr than Rio inGIudss-id; bags
ao a. SS%nfH ~
SI3S bags Stock OF Rio in first hands this date H. 1874
bags We quote RIO, ordinary cargoes, lS1sc. Isc.
tair do, lggc l9,sc good do. 1890 DC, prime do
java, government bags ~ yS do; mats asc
cabo, 2Oc 2sc taguayra, 2bc &c Jamaica, iO}Sc.
9. 2l1sc, St. domingo laTc q 49,, Porto Rico. l9c:
gosturs a6c sc savana, y0c. Sc; Curacao isc
sSS ;at sns nns dsss 1904 pb wheat
- Sui SSs: oa,s a corn The ous S
was exceedingly dull and prices were nemna!ly un.
sales Including ali kinds loot up about ia0o bbls at
ana steady sales SO bbia. az s. 70 for Brandywine
81 20 a 81 50 for Western yellow. p ~ 81 for do.
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s, IJ,IIU % I59,g65 ll3
S,sc lssc Do, iair to good lair. 7sse: re do
Sac prime to choice, s9sc. SIC centrifugal hnds
and boxes, Nos to is &C. Sc. moIasses, hhdsl and
Dutch STAND sianaafi, Nos e 7sss ac y toi
q VIC. do 10 to- 90 lOc. lOAc. white 9sc. l0Isc.
Porto c oGRenning, coWmon to prime T. q 81 /;
STANDARD Nos to H. De ,4e Java-Dateh standard,
superior, 71sc. 1850. New DEMONSTRATING grades,
G1ac. a 7s4c. grocery graucs, INC. a S5sc.
SrEARiSE.-The market quiet but steady. Sales
~ .ierces Western at lac City quoted at la,sc.
sale oi 10 hads OF city at szsc. POP 10.
WHIsKgy.-keceipts. t25 bbls. Tho market was quiet
and prices suffered further decline NC. per gallon
Sales, 20U bbls. ut 9Ac per gallon
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
nrl 81
GOLD.

The opening price was lax. An advance was
made to l14X and moderately sustained, but
toward the close, under strong pressure. the
price dropped Oh TO lax. The rates paid Tor
carrying were l, 2, TX and az per cent. Loans
ware also made flat.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA, Feb. e. 1875
Gold. ais Exchange nominal on the United states
short sight, currency. IS "a 81 prep,umi short sight
sugar nominal; little inquiry and prices weak; hold
ers are too high for buyers.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxRr-LoNDoK. Feb l-Evening-
Lnseed OIL 26s. 3D. per cwt Spirits turpenins, hos
per cwt
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LOG LOG exchanEes. li,loc,s5s
uoiu o"i"uess..... ST1,S07
Zee specie shipments to-day were intended to
TO $45ooto, but owing to the decline in exchange
$4,000 was withdrawn.
THE MONEY MARKET.
On call loans there Is no change TO DO recorded
Money 10 freely loantng at az per cent and
prime commercial paper Is unchanged. Foreign
exchange closed dull and heavy a. ASK Q l.s6 for
bankers sixty days sterling and l.ssh Ass for
demand. At the close rates were more or less
nominal
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts for the week ending Jan.
nary 70 were From New York. 81, S2S, s2s; Phia-
lephIa, sl27.2s4; Baltimore, S7s,o1e; New Orleans
week ending January 29, $ss,eaA Internal
revenue receipts to-day, $3.50. 800. National bank
notes received to-day for redemption, $S2S. 402
The customs receipts to-day were $4,000. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 ON
account OF interest and $10S,000 In redemption Of
ave-twenty bonds. The coinage OF silver under
the act which promises resumption In 1879 has
commenced. In January tho Philadelphia Mint
turned out 800 half dollars, 900 quarters and
tsoSo0 dimesin all 1272o 900 coins besides eeo 900
pewter ave cent pieces and 10000 minute bits
OF copper called cents. No date 10 nxsd for the
redemption OF fractional currency.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
late afternoon dealings In sympathy with gold, bur
closed steady In tons at the following quotations -
United states currency, sizes, llsx l2o; do. do,
1881, registered, 119x 100; do. do. do.
coupon. 1881. l2ok 1908; do, nve-twenties,
1852, registered. 1leX llck; 40. do. do. coupon,
1lek llex; do. DO, 1884, registered, 1l7x . lis;
do. DO, no., ll7X q lls; DO. do, 1885, registered,
l1ok 1loK; do. do, do, coupon. lioX q 12ok I;
DO. do., do. new, registered, Ito a11ok; do. do.
TO-, coupon, 11ek lleX; do. do. 1867, regis
tered. iloX 100; do. do, do, coupon. 11oX 0
l2oK; do do $685. registered, 1loX 12ox; do.
do, do, coupon, 100 lcok; do, teniortss, regis.
tered. l1lx i14,<; do. do, coupon, III o Xix |,
do. aves, 1881, registered, 1iSK Q l1Sx; do, do,
DO. coupon. OK interest. ll6k 11sK.
The following shows the London quotations
to-day Sor government bonds In sterling money,
ana the equivalent In currency, compared with
The quotations current here -
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There II an apparent profit 10 Importing new
nves, but, allowing for interest and insurance.
there u very little difference between the two
markets. The rumor was circulated on the street
to-day that Secretary Bristow would soil some new
nves 10 Europe, the proceeds OF which would be
applied to the cancellation OF legal tender notes.
and IL sufnoed to produce weakness In gold ana
stocks.
rHB FohEroN NAxKRr.
LAts tsndon deapataHAA b. cabls indicate arm
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. R. l., Feb e. 1875
Printing cloths strong Sales Of best 64x6A standard
and extra, at bSc. . 6Ac. spot and contract
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WALL STREET NOTES.

Qu1cx MANIPULATION IN ooLD-rm NEoHsn-
TIES OF THE CONTINENTAL CENTRES AZ WELL
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r DAN wANrEp-S6o0); INTEREST TO MAKE II
~ an tnducement not on real estate, bu viii give eat
niaonqn rseardins security no agsatA Addssa h +,
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Vu1I1 UsSctS VuHuUTy y IcTJ. :
Appropriated as
Adjusted losses, due subsequent
10 January l. 1875.
Reported losses awaiting proof.
&C.,. ................. ........
Reserved for reinsurance on OK.
listing polio os. participating
insurance ut 4 per cent Car.
Isle net premium non-partic-
ipaing at 5 per cent Carlisle
net premium.
Dividends outsta nding.
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THE HERALD ALMANAC, 1878.


i NOW READY,
has special interest financial tables for the ba
thS broker the merchant ana the capitalist These
ready and reliable reference invaluable.
baily Quotations Government Securities in the Ne
York and London Markets. Daily Quotations in the
Principal galway stock in the New YORK and London
Gold Tor Every Day IN the Year-Daily Quotations Ia
Cotton &C., &C. compendium OF information import
~ Only 26c. Postage free. Address HERALD ALMANAC,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-25
wheeling Retail Market.

SEcoND WARD Wcd1csday MornDg
The mild weather has produced a de-
cidcd improvement in the supply at mar
kct. This morning wa- the best We'd
ne,day market which has prevailed since
the Holidays. Prices for produce were
somewhat lower, and butter, and eggs
We're quite plenty a. also were apple. and
potatoes.
PRoDUcE-Egg. at '3Om 80 per
doz.; butter 3Om3jc per b.; chickens
were scarce at, 3jCa ioc each; turkey, l5c
per b.
VEGErABLEs-Carrots, 25c per peck
parships, SOC per peck; turnip-, 40r per
peck; onions, GOc per peck; potatoes, 3Oc
per peck; cabbagcs, 5m per head.
FRUITS AND NUrs-Appics, roo 3Oc.
oranges, per doz 25@ 5Oc, accordrngto
quality; lemons, 2jGr iOc per doz; rai,in-,
per ID. Doc; rai-ens, choice, per ID, Occur
rants per 10, Zoe; prune-. per ID l5c;
French prunrS. per 10, 20c; citron, per
h. SOC; English walnut- per lb. 25r;
brazcl nuts. per 10. Do; almonds, per
H. $o@ 35c; fgs per ID, Dc date, per
10. 2Oc: Cocoa nuts lOc each.
MISCELLANEOUS Wamut-, ljr per
peck; hutt"ruuts. l. ct, per peck;
buckwhcat. per 10 b.; corumcal,
20G 25c per peck; dried beans, So per
quart; hickory nuts, shell barks, OOc per
pcnk. or % quart, for Doc: corn. zoe per
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

GI&dSton" n", PuDIi'hGd Pa'"PnI'i
',P,; ;.i,-;n,, .i,.2 w. his or;,,ir"i % % os-n-,inn
''''',' ''''''
General James A. H"wIey' ha, been
r'noli'lla'"u i"r NonSTr,s' "s ','' Nv
p"J'.,.'"' a,;o"t - WV ''
''''''' "''
The President semitic the Srnat" ycster-
day the nomination Of Harvey Jewell, "i
Massachusetts,. to be Judgr Of the Court
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-25
Died Sudd emily Of Heart Disease.

How common j, th" announcement
Thousands are suddenly swept into ,,rr-
nifty by this fatal maludy. This d,-'u..
generally has it, origin in Impur" blood
filled with irritating, poisonous mater
ials, which, circulating through tho
heart. irritatc it, delicate tissue.
Though the irritation may at Gr-t hr
only slight, producing lltl" paip,ai.un
ol Irregular action, or dull, heavy. nr
sharp darting pain-, vet by and by 10"
disease becomes firmly seated, and Ir-
tiammation, or hypcrtrophy, or tHra'u-
ing of the lining mcmhrau" "r ui ID"
valves, is produced. How WI" I" gIy"
early attention 10 case of thi- Kind.
Unnatural throbbing or pain in th" r"-
gion of the heart should aImoui-h urr
that all D.. not right, and if You would
preserve it from further disease. y.a
must help il TO beat rightly by the u-" 90.
such "a remedy A. will rcmoy" th" Du.-.
of the trouble. Use DR.. Pierce Golden
Medical Discovery before the disease b,-
become too seated, and ii will, bg ,
great blood purifying and woui"r.
regulating properties, rilrct "a prr'n.,
cure. 1t contains medicinal propnrt.,.
which act specifically upon tn" tissue. .t
the heart, bringing about % healthy
action. Sold by all ir-t-"iu-- Druggist.
HEART DISEASE CURED.
RocKPoRT SPENCER Co.. INp.,
February 1t, lSi
Dr. Il. !. Pierce, Bu7ai, v. J.:
About two year ngo ! Wa, afflicted
with disease of the heart which ut
time, created prc--ur" around it, almost
causing ,utIocation. saw an niyrr,i-r-
ment Of your Golden Medical D.-uoy-
cry. recommending the sam. a. II rlr.
for disease of the hcar' then b,ugh,
half dozen bottles Of it. aud after using
three bottles ! was entirely relieved and
am now enjoying good health.
Gratefully your-,
NiTU- kMII,S.