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ths Representative Of Tbs respectable element Al
tho cily lin would not ray anything against
Mr.. 1irstnR personally Lie would only say that this
tsfgs n-et,pg alowtI that Sir. 1raEng did not cArry
tt German vote IN hin breechc. rocfet Tho people
arl about 81, IN ta1es, rnoss Of which xoes IN
la ronatructicI If public hiti'InR* Tho Il tAna
tlcnT Of opportunity for corrupt ottctas 10 stta ln
linz cnn!r.ctr. lie hnted the peori. would feA
hnw nIuch It Interested them n r!cct hnneat tutr
S''Eh man war stnrrr fei'on, who was candidate
f"r tnat. Eonn,tsMoicE III tho l"l'n.dl."14 slsAet
CoL ir,h5 followed Will, few remarks.
.tI:. tuJ!s LYLE KtSo
was The nrst hLslA +. ita LrEar l'y fayng that TIL
HTu III At tss 1t the ele thu .TN tl''s ~llsfHrf tat
E"iIfdc II" ,s fmo iat+ IA ,uhl anrc4el Tn.I '!s
fHar: I.fr.nn u tnstiux lloues. 'nea sn ,s" ~
oar city, who rHHsl thnl,Irt nfafrs huNeAtly kili
economically. fEr I.i'!H, tiraHa lad put fnrHIt ant
r. csMlt'fts WIN '-'t-'rd t,ln riIht 1alifeatton1
1hr & n'Ai r. l!e ni,!'ioH t'sks.' it t. "t' ,rt.. rt
!" bolster a,' IL, filling fortunr-. Mr.
IHck, ho satd wae Ern.Itnnn who b ID hcen eu.
cared for n1a!y tearH IN Lr1I III lha lily, and lad
scsIrtt cnnr:cu.y, AMI h4l iii or atslre for
t1r f.hc- In order tn It:t mnnty.
tosnmA.ioner wrre s.laried. il well kno xI1
that III" Opposition taIIa.ss t9Iglt n.:nl h or'ter
tn tHkr ,.,,rr. aud they AiI mt ~ Alu kA1rt
with the sx1aty ali ':,'sj by tic Cpls:E Gtnn.
THE ltDS. u. H. HASS
tAni f1r, al Ra!l that the amy rt1fo. rhf In
tu4t TIL! UpJs+ittoa ntii .:cH were eu!r1s"f w II,
sttlrt the s.t<pn hy drl,use nIrsns. iH asked ~
5kh.-t1irtd citlk"l:A t. 81 ~ ttu fWlH armed II
H+crsHafy III "rdtr To thfor,a their E3gut. Nhf IN
asked, di! fhr County Commissioners tHtusc TO Allo:'
l:c1nllcan Jrtsts ii recs,u: L. cns- they tntsud
ed 10 rw-sp ,.r e!etlol by a1lntrta.nug anI 4ieaa
Rna tufIuIo,. ncaH'. {arptuse.}
The needing lh:n al djo,rErd.
, 1875-10-27

You'd calls were tlen snAte fur Z. II. willard. Mr
willard remarked thss since hs ha. lived ChlcaHo-
for Tho rat fourteen years hAt never such
aIsa Of VT xa ~ exi.ia ut the rfesAt time. ScSel
ttfose nd AZ ssen fraudulent division VI lAs judge
of r!set!on snada With the ptsdeterntnadan af th'
prt.sut als!sitn. There had always hesn sons con
siIerslle leauuH towards honesty aud the purity o.
thu usiot-box but that time sco!ued to have PASSED.
away. ue hoped lhase WV sumo way " which th'
kIofen. might ssslly feslls III Decentralization
, 1875-10-27

Tho Rcpubicans Ut tho Sixth Ward hetd .
meeting I4st evening at the corncr Of Thitty-
fist aud Arnold htleetH. joseph II. n.do,.6o
was chaseu Chaig1nan, aud Martin Beat 8.cto-
tarv.
3rr. Mur,y NoI.on was first introduced. Hctald
thou2!. llo wa. no 81 cat spocci-naker, le would
Bas Il Mur1. lie did not come to talk nhtloha,
1oli.isr although hc VIA Republican hut tais ~aa
iat eisrt1n sn The only lnent!on tho'ild 10 ~ 70
lhe atnrsn Of tho tnen uuMlEat1 Tor Inc OIL Co. La
i. ttle.e vslseg auy n4au letausa 10 want
et t.44 ntste. lis u41 Chclgu owed him nothing. u
suvv<>ss ia s.sstta ana. i,stexI of Chicago ewing
hlus anylt;s. Ii: lnt ID Il ho owed nueh to c4ieaeo
| Cpnfu.e.bn.r. II imtplrtaut Eusilon,-uors
to t4u aut other t.ss VI tug 'ltkst; IT. W. o. ofs
real lr.cttr" hnloF 70 the sl'tkens o. Cneagr
members Of Goher's-. aie did mt d,ubt there w4s
deliberate intention tn carry thu econ by ballnt-bor
''' Ias .tilI ~ ther. W. .',ri. Al intention. III
Ieep!p must organ1so 10 prevent this. Tho
hs'si b. v.s ~ x.,,.,s, ' /, .erse them IN ths
lo,rd IT County Commissioners II they desired 4.
he would rerve tn-u; nH. he va. content. u
elored ny ,tiresssne upon tbs meeting tho inheritance
Of thur.us osg;nton NJ else.i9n.day Il to gsasd
bad beeu aouewnas neglected BY tho oautra Commit
toe iu lAelr rsmtaiRn atraaRement' no s9ua tes 70
rlsonsly that w.. better attended 70 during thu
Messse. Burns. Radcliffe, aud others followed With
spirited speeches, after wnicn the uceuuS @duRsned
| THE TENTH WAn1.
Tho Tenth Ward nspublican Club held uaeetlnA
last erenIns at Justire sausburya Office, which was
generally attended by fnscbtrs Ut tho party. 1u1uce
Salisbury ~ \. tie chair. and L. conrad eee-
! Cd Hecselary. 4 4.uMunic4tian tspm Gen. Mann. Of
tho CamEatgn Coumtt.p waa rc.t, In which 1t "as
snggested that Captain Ia appointed for each voting
rtcclnt. he epp.nt Lieutenant aud h"htsants, tho
Captain to report Ia thu Republican headquarters at
! rnre. Gu tnutun, tho following gentlemen wcn.
rpyoIntcd Conlm.tteet work ut ths several precinct
tus IN tecou-iay. the CAatrn1an nf casb 10 repurt
! vt Republican ltadHuarers: Flrnt Pfet1ict-K. A.
Williams, j. A. Mcttath, z. I5rrlkou, John kim,
! snh George Wr8Lts Second Ptttinct-I. H?aman,
Joha Brant1an ALuef Sutton, J. J. Gtown, Rna " "
Kennedy; Third Ircsinct-A i. Bishop. b. ". Clark
it,. William S1s, j. BIedl.r aid ii. q. ptin Fnrth
J IrecIuct-W. II. Tho1n1snu, .. II. Diver 7. II,
| Avuzy, +. VI. Harkttt, aud j. ]. Montague.
A 1IIotiou also adOptcd that tue Chairman bf
eac prec!act 2Ipofnt two men who thoud 70 IFssen
at the polls nni count cach balot depoate4 Gu Alec
t!pu-day.
Tue u,cctiuR wss addressed b5 q. #. Knox, Who re-
e1tJed tho rlectiun Of tbs ticket Indispensable Il
tbr yetl.bring Of lhn county. IL the ruu:lEst u 81
putnt further business Of untuPortaat Character
:: the meeting adjourned.
THE ELEVENTH WARD.
Alta meeting Of the E.osenh War;! Republican Club
acll st evcn,ug It NJ. Us West Lake stseet, It wa
decided Ia hold n tas.4.meetng antna errnin3 tht
y weak, date and ptAes Of uucttug to b hetesfte
q ! dttcrtluut3.
, 1875-10-27
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,

i@Gtatf4l 4nssl lantio uosnpAuYs Ma1 stosuahlpa
s ssea Nov YuIk aud HAvtn Tne splendid suss..s ~
EnA0Ia inJ tuQltneot tlA1n{ HHra eonther.
9sas sas athss>. will aAa from ftsr No. a. Nttth l7sf,
.nIHkHE PARls. Lschsanss.....+..s .satusdss, Oct. p
ESSt4u; foutJis Saturday. Dor. L
,Rslok Uf PlSSa1K IN ubLD ilneludtus ~tnelt
sses IVY .aa el;o aocoEdiug Y .ceo .,
IT. ttfsrsss eAs WITH superior nn.uostuna, In
rsSss ~ nscosssttcs without extra enAtHo otcAnots
-4ss4 in9t " Tut carry atAeraEn PaAtaoEeEf.
kQUlS AkNEHIAN, AxnIf. b broadway. NJ u.
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PHILADELPHIA, May l3.-Petroleum-
Easy ut l9 ~ for refined aud DC for crude
Seeds-ClOyer9 allAG for western. Flour
Less active but steady; Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota family s. 76a6 90; Penn.
sylvaRia, Indiana and Ohio, 50 25aG 30; high
grades 81 00as 20. WhCat-Weak; red
IL 4Oal y; amber, 81 4lal ~; white, 81 80.
Rye-$l 10. COrn-SlOw nj SIC for yellow; 81
aS6ISc for western mixed. Oats-UnSOttled;
white 73IIC. Provisions - Steady. Mess
Pork-$29 OOa92 25 Beef Hams-$lS OOa
22 80; smoked hams l3al4hC. Dressed
HOgs-91talOC. IArl-l49lal6Ac. Whisky
Held at 81 % for western. Hutter--
Steady; New York and Bradford county OK.
traS 2SaS0C; do Grsts 23a2iC; western extras
23a9lc; do firsts l7al9c; rolls extras 2la9GC.
Cheese Firm; New York fancy lGISal7C;
western prime l6Hal6AC. EggS-Qulet !
western l7al7C,
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JOSH, I,illings' philosophy.

4 large share ov the happiness in this
world that we brag 80 much ov Is made
IN entirely ov the arts we use to make
others think we are happy.
Vittles and dtink are great human1ers
-starye n man and yu hay got u hend,
ill him up and yu hay got turtle duy.
never knu man yet who lived bi lli1
wits but what spent hiz old age ut some
boAys clsG's expense
Ills crate art to be able at oil times
wtell less than yu kno. :,
Genius, without energy, IL az bad opll
Ma lnxuriant hop vine without emmy
pole.
Suspishun, a little oy II, iza good thing
ennil for iello citizen TO hay, but when
he haz got so mulch Oy II that he kant see
anot hole in board fence without SMELL
ing rat he ia bad off. i.
Energy is what wins; menny men fail
to reach the mark bekause the powder
uthcm amt prOporshuned to the lead.
Wit makes very good gravy, but II IL
too rich for stiddy diet.
Men will plead guilty TO rashness, and
even hatrcn, but the most diflikult thing
ior them to admit IL n blunder.
When / see well.behaved child all
wns- civ the mother kredit for II; all
most want to kiss the mother for the
childs sake.
Good nature IL the only kind ov an ex-
cn.c knu ov for impudense.
like hornet better than do piss
miro; like them bekause they have got
one sharp end to them.
| like too much gaul In man better
thani do too mulch milk. 49,.
Iflhcrc Ia ennythlng that really hate
liz a literary pedant who haS swallowed
diksionary whole, and bekause he
happens to feel full thinks he ID intelli.
Won't
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MrS. SwissheIln on Iteecher.

In communication to tho Chicago
Tribune Mrs. SwisShelm says:
Sorry to he accounted an enemy Of
Mr.. Beccher, and sorry for The public
sentiment which makes his trial so large
" questioned personal feeling that any
une who expresses an opinion Is apt TO
b. suspected Of some petty spite or other
mean motive, | certainly do believe that
Mr. Beecher Ia guilty Of the crime with
which he is cllarged-belieye Il on his
own evidence. TO my mind his letters
ATE conclusive; and his attempt TO explain
lway their evident meaning Ia pitiful,
rontemptible, and a much worse crime
than he original ain 10 which they so
Enthusiastically refer. No friendship could
blind me to The atsdrdity Of his position.
What full grown man, an author, a
thought coinef, meets another man, q
stranger, who comes to ask the return Of
A letter rCtracting another letter contain;
lug the charge Of a heinous crime and
while they talk, and while lis mind Ia
inevitably Fixed upon the danger OF doc
mentary evidence, he falls to raving like
a Notwithstanding mistaken,
friendly advice as deadly Gin permits
lhia acquaintance Of a week 10 make
memoranda Of his words, and then signs
them, This point is the highest pinnacle
III this citadel Of absutdities-the defense,
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GhtAttelIiaerter
GERMANY AND FRANCE.
The Attempt 10 Secure PapaI In
IeFYenliOn In lhe Late War,

BERLIN, April 24.-The North German
Gascttc OF this evening discusses an article
published in the Vienna Pressc upon the
prussian Centre party and the Vatican,
and says;
II is certainly correct that Prince Bis.
marCk addressed himself TO the Pope dur.
ing the FrancO.G German war, and endeay-
Ored to bring about peace by the media
ton Of His Holiness with the Gambetta
Government. Nevertheless, the assertion
that the POpe's Intervention in the inter-
eats Of peace had suggested TO Prince
Bismarck the idea Of awaiting himself Of
the Holy Fathers good offices for other
purposes in Prussia requires absolute
contradiction, ..-...
The Prince had convinced himseli on
that occasion OF the complete pOwerless-
ness Of the Pope with regard to inAuenc-
ing the French people. Concerning the
Centre party, there have been no letters
exchanged between the Imperial ChanCel-
Tor and the Vatican beyond tho cOmnlu-
nicatiOns published by the NORTH German
Gasete. All other statements Of the
PrcSe upon that subject are unfOunded,
"DIsrURBERs OF EUROPEAN PEACE"
BERLIN, April 26.-'The Berlin FSa
congratulates itself upon the quieLing
and pacitying effect produced by It's re-
cent leading article upon the chances Of
war. France, the Posi- says, will only go
to war II she can find mn ally. Az pres
cnt the Ultramontanes in and out Of Ger
many are the only allies at her disposal:
but these allies, fortunately, have no
soldiers to call to arms. There are, GER
lainly, u good many friends and repre-.
scntatives Of the Ancient Regime OF the
Danube, and elsewhere, who would liketO
destroy the German Empire; but they are
dangerous only while allowed to carry on
their intrigues in the dark. Should this
conspiracy continue their operations
against this Government and nation, the
Government will again warn the public
against the incOrrigible disturbers Of
European peace.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


SroCKs-Thc stock market was firm at
the opening and in some cases advanced.
After tho first call, however, d reactionsetin
and prices declined V TO SG per cent. Dur.
Ing the last hour Of business the market was
uuletand firm with changes generally slight.
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph advanced to
26H on rumor frum London that the Fara.
day had picked up cable, and for the same
reason Western Union fell of from 7sIG TO
TX. Al the close there was n slight feAc.
ton In the former stock and little recOv
cry In the latter. Erie closed at 2Sh. The
Directors held u meeting to-day. II was re-
ported that Mr.. Jewett was appointed by
the directors to consider the subject Of coal
lands. II isstated that these. lands have not
been sold, but mortgOged. There is much
feeling against selling these lands, as they
are considered valuable asset to the CON.
pany, and to part with them at nominal
value would be detrimental to the interests
Of the stockholders. The financial report
mndC by a committee Ofdirectors, will prob.
ably be given to the public tomorrow.
Panama declined from l46 to i44iI, and
Pacific Mail from ~ 10 4isS. The Panama
Directors, al their meeting this afternoon,
rejected the propositions Of the Pacific
Mail Company. The differences between
the two concerns relate to the character Of
the money In which settlements shall be
made, restrictions upon passengers, bag
gage &c. The transactions at the Stock Ex.
change were $4,000 shares, Ofwhich 10000
were Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union,
1900 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, 1900 ohios,
...,,. a -, - az non If.Iaa I1,ntnn
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EAST Liberty, May l3.-CATrLE-Re.
ceipts to-day 772 head, making for three
days past 1894 head, OF the arrivals to.
day G9O head were through stock, the bal.
ance for yard sales. Abont four loads are
still on hand unsOld. The buyers all left.
The market has been dull all week, with n
light demand ut holders prices, which were
kahc higher than this day week. Best
50 75a7 20; medium To good 81 25aB 60;
common 10 fair - OOA6 90; bulls s. 7jaI 70;
StOekers, light to heavy, 50 0ON4 10.
HOGs-ReCeipts today 1866 head, and
for three days S,OS5 heal. Workers 81 Goa
Is; Philadelphias IS 50aS 10. -
SHEEP Receipts to-day 1900 head, and
for three days past 1890 head. Clipped
a 5Oa5 40,
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tonsi I lnIIumbic Life,

The boston Herald says that there Ia
living in ChatlesLown, Mass.. tespccta-
bIe but poor lady who, thirty years ago,
when living in England, was coutted by q
Young man, hut for some reason declined
hi' offered marriage, and united herself
with another person. Several years ago
the husband Of the lady died, and since
that time shc has lived in this district.
The news Of her husbands death reaching
the lady's lover Of thirty years ago, he
opened correspondence with her, and
finally asked her hand saying that, al
though discarded by her, he had never
ceased to hold her memory dear, and that
'qeh had been his affection for her that,
although he had several good opportuni-
'le' Of marriage, he had not accepted one
o. them. lie further said that he had
oeeg Tor years, and il now, travelling with
an English nobleman'S family In the ca
Pacity Of head servant, and had by econ
Hny saved large sum Of money. The
gay accepted his offer, and will sail for
England in few weeks, and on her arri.
val ut her old home will be married.
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New York.

NEw YORK, May lS.-CottOn-Firmer at
l6kalGISc. Flopr-Super6ne western and
State 81 S5a5 10; common to good S. l5a
565; good to choice s. GOa5 70; white wheat
extra IS S5a5 70; St Louis Is OOas 80; Ohio
IS 6Oa7 50, Corn Meal-Steady at 81 Goa
I IS. Rye Flour-Firm ut s. 4Oa5 90.
Wheat In moderate demand; No. l spring
81 29al 80; No. 3 do 81 II; No. 9 Chicago
81 lSal l911i Northwestern 81 lSa1 20; No.
. Milwaukee 81 2lAl q Il; winter red west.
ern 81 S5al 10; amber 81 4Oal 42. Rye
Quiet at 81 DIAL 90. Barley-Quiet and
firm, Malt-Quiet and firm. Com-Dull;
mixed western SsaSSJ<c; white Doc; vel.
low Ss9Sas9c, Oats-Mixed western 75a
IKE; white 76a7SJ5C. Hay-Firm at GA
zoe. COaee-Dull and heavy ut l6alSAc,
sugar-Quiet and unchanged. Molasses-
!5a6Sc. Rce-Steady with fair inquiry.
Whisky-Stcady ut 81 coal 81.
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Quo COUNTY COURT.
AstnA Fire and Marine Insurance
Company VI Wheeling

ft Company q Wheeling In Chancery.
George Roberts and Others,
by virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, nadC and entered on tho
goth day u january, 1875, 10 the above entitled
cnuar, tile undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed to ALL at public auction At tho front door
u the Court HOUSE VI Hlld Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1915,
Commencement 10 o'clock A. N. Of MD day, oil the
C1al and other minerals belonging al present TO the
Crescent Iron Company, which are In and under
lands that were conveyed 10 the said deOrge N0I'
erts by tho deed u John Woods, trustee, and Mar.
tia Knox, hearing date the Sth day O june, Ivy,
and recorded IN tho Clerks Office o. said Ohio
county In Deed hook No. bJ page 467; excepting
only y murh Of aid rUal rs was conveyed By MId
Ge0uas Hnberis and wife 10 Emma " Carter By
DEED dated the 1St day Of January, 1870 the bald
deed btIng n deed II exchange between tho said
Emma .. Carter, q the one part and the aid
said Clerks Office III Deed Book No. 81, Page n.
f Abo, Nil Inc cal, why's easements, rights and
privileges which BY Tho said last mentioned deed
u exchange wefp granted by the said Emma IL
Carter 10 the said ueOrge 1l6betlSj the above being
the same coal, minerals, why's, eA'eIents, Hight,
and privileges which were conveyed by the said
RpbGris and wife TO the Crescent lrpn Company
by deed tearing date tic 18th day 81 July 1871,
and recorded IN SAID CLERKS Office IN Dc6d hook
No ~ page SB7. For more particular and INFINITE
description Of the mGtea and bounds Of the premises
herG OllGted for Alc lle course d entities, and The
character II other improvements connected With
the Ame, reference Is hereby made 70 A complete
plat Ol the said premises now posted In the Clerks
ONCE n Ohio COUNTY COurt
TRIMS OP SALk--Cnb. iO,ifth Of tho purchase
money n be paid In cash on the day Of ale, and
the residue Of sid purchase money 70 he paid 10
four equal nnnuAl In,tdlmehts, with Interest there.
on from the day Of ala; tho purchaser to give bonds
with security, tOhc approved BY said Special Com.
fntRionerS for aid deferred payments and the
title 10 SAId property 10 10 fGtRnd until the Eald
purchase money shall have been fully paid.
JAMES r. ROtiERS,
.iu' l-.H H. q. BARR
b nit26 Special Commissioners
heabove saIS j,Rljourncl until WEDNESDAY,
May 18th, al iUbcloCk A, ". hIBO
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Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, May l3.-FlOur-Dull and
unchanged, Wheat-Weak and lower; No
l western amber 81 Al; No. 9 do 81 3si
mixed do 81 SO; No. western red 81 rs;
No. . do 81 SO; Pennsylvania red 81 $50
l $751; No. 9 western spring red 81 l7al 10.
COrn-Weak; western mixed SIZE, Oats
Firm aud steady; western white zoo; west.
ern mixed 75o. Rye-Quiet but firm at
81 l6al Is. Hay-ScarCe and firm; Penn.
sylvania and Maryland ut SIS 0Oa26 OO,
PrOvisiOns-Quiet but firm. POrk-$29 80
a23 90. Bulk Meats-Flrm; shoulders 90;
clear rib l9l&c, loose. Bacon = Steady;
shoulders 9JSalOC; clear rib lSIEalSI4g
hams l4Hal6ISO. LRrd-Dull; refined lOa
l6NC; steam l5%c, Butter-Firm; west.
ern 24R2Sc. Petroleum. Ominally lower
ut 5lGa6c. Coffee Quiet and unchanged
Whisky-HGld firmly ut 81 20. Sugar
Strong OtIO14alO5SC.
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REMARKS.

The run is lighter this week than last,
aud the quality is quite as good as II was
then. The market isvGry slow, the demand
being wholly confined to our home butch.
erS, and with them II Is extremely limited.
Prices ARE lower than last week and still
tending downwArtlS, Il fact proper for ship.
pers to have In view IN their future opera.
tons. Wool sheep are not wanted. We
quote shcarcd sheep at 3IIa5Kc, and few
extras ut 53Ic; lambs 81 JON4 90, and few
choice ut So 90 per head.
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ToLRpo, May iS,-FlUur-Demand fair
and mNfket:firm. Wheat---Steady and In
moderate demand; No. 2 white Wabash
Al Il; No. / white Michigan 81 %; No. 1,
Ii SSB4; No, 2, Il 2oll; amber Michigan,
81 20Sl; seller June 81 SO1; seller July
Si SS5. Corn-DCmand fair and market
firm; high mixed 7sa7sAc; seller May 1885,
seller August SOC; low mixed I!aII1Sci
yellow 7sGSAT9c. Oats-Demand fair and
market FIRM No, /, Oocj white 0SIIci Mich
igan 6sA0SN2Ic.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May Cotton Dull and
nominal at 15Nc. Flour-Firm with u fat
demand at 81 75N5 81. Wheat-Firm al
81 2Sal IS. COrn-Steady at 7SaSOC. Oats
Firm at 70a73C. Rye-StGady ut 81 22a
%. barley Dull aud unchanged; oils
Unchanged. Eggs--Quiet ut l4C. Butter
and Cheese Demand fair and market firm,
Pork-Dull and nominal at $2i 6Oa.9 90.
Lard-Dull and nominal; steam l5al5xo,
Bulk Meats - Dull ut SsSall%AliAai2a
l9Mc. Bacon = Quiet and unchanged.
Whlsky-Demand lair and market firm At
81 10.
IIoGs-Dull; common 50 75a7 90; fair to
medium 81 20a7 u. .I....
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and STOCKS.

NEw YORK, May 49, MONEY 2>Ia3
per cent Prime mercantile paper 4aG per
cent.
STERLING ExCmASGE-Dull ut $i.SGN
a4.s7 for 60 days and $500 for sight
GOLD-Strong at li5sSaii5M; closing at
the highest price. borrowing rates las per
cent. Loans were also made fat The As.
sistant Treasurer diSburSed $2S2,OO0 Clear.
ings $2O,OOOOOO. Specie engagements thus
far for Saturdays steamer are $i,0OOO0O.
Customs receipts $252,00O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14

NRw-.YORK, May l3.--lIusiness remains
uuiGt with the commission houses and I'm.
pOrters, but the jobbng branches are more
active. Cotton goods Quietand unchanged.
Corset Jeans and sNtteCns In fair demand.
Grain bags dull and irregular. Peabody
side band prints reduced to ~. The print
market Is very much unsettled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14
u. LOECIII1R,
pEALER IN
Books and School Materials.

nll assortment Of Toys TaN Balls, Croqueti,
Cuns ReVolvcFs and Ammunition, Pocket Scissors
ami RaSorS, Cutlery, Mathematical lnstruments
isTsnSt and tcat Ass6rtmcnt ofspeeiaclt OPEN and
Firid 0IasleS TelGrOpcS, Micr1coPts, ThtTmotle-
ieri, CbOroBometOrA HytInmeiers, saccharometers,
~ ViolIns, French and German AecorlconS, liar.
TNoniraS, ChlldrrnS CaTTiagcs Wagons, &c, 40,
Moved to nos Main ST., known Is ]. Cartwright.
place. The public Is respectfully Invited to call
and sc for ITSELF aT2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14

CLEVELAND, May l3,-WheAt- Firm
aud unchanged. petroleum--Steady 100
test NE; 1902 State l2I%c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14

PITTSBURGH, May 13.-Wheat - Quiet;
Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 3OaI 80. Corn
Unchanged; quoted ut SSa00c. Petroleum
Dull; crude 81 80 At Parker'S; refined
i2IS, Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14
LIST or DR0yRRs,

The following are the names Of the prin.
cipl drOvers, owners, or consignees Of the
principal drovers, where the cattle are re.
ported from and their destination:
ArriNlli AZ hs Clirsrtoa HoL,l and Dror. Y,rd,