davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-04
withdrawn from store on Friday for city coli.
sumption: 6,'187 bu wheat 1,41G hu corn, 8, COZ

WlthdFawn from store on Friday for city con.
sumption: 6,'1B7 bu wheat. !, 41G bu corn, 3, COZ
bu oatd, 7+0 bu ryo, l, lao bu barley.
The following gra'a Was inspected into e.ore In
this city on Saturday morning: car No. 9 red
winter wheat, 20 cars No. N. ". wheat, chr No.
spring. 90 cars No. 2 do, ~ cars No. . do.
cars rejected do, Q cars no grads ia:
wteaD; cats high mixed corn e3 ears No. 2
do, cars now mixod do, 48 CARS rejected do.
Il cars no grade to1 corn), cars white
oats, 8 cars No. 10, 20 cars rejected do go
oats); car No. ! rye, II cars No. = do;B cars
No, barley. 10 ears No. do, II cars rejected
dr. (30 barlry). Total SOL cars, or Ito, 600 bu.
Inspected out; 81, 457 bu wheat. H., nos ba corn,
II, e80 bu oats. =, $50 bu rye, 6, 122 bn barley.
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
OF brcadstn1rs and live stock at tLIs po!ut during
tho past week, md for the corresponding weeks
ending II datad.
, 1876-12-04
WOOL.

DosToS, Dec. 2.-Thcrl has benn tnor6 inquiry for
domestic wool during tho week. Prices very nrm.
Stocks Of nnt fleece very nuoh reduced. Saca Of Ohio
atu Pcnnsyvanfa i7i,suo lbs, Mt 47c for XXX Oh1ol
45c for No. Ohio. tYo for Xxx FennsytsaniRs Rnd
abnro Michigan and olher necccs mure inquired !or
sales, lsi.0ou lbs. Michigan x and No. ], toai2!4c
Wisconsin y. usc ComhlnE and steainc In steaty ic.
nand, aud prices steady and firm, sales, 1900 i At
ABt3Oa for Washed and 31a4oc for unwall1td. Choice
lots OF comb!ng, 6h837Nr. rnc., nrln; desirable Iot
Of supcrnne scarce; sales. IN. MO lbs 1t 3;64ss.
, 1876-12-04

CHICAGO,

Ann1vRp-Prop Menomince, Green Bay, sundt!es;
schr Delaware, uf1alo, coal; schr 8. r. Ely, uuf-
fa1o, coal schr Sweetheart, Eric. coal sche L. A.
BURTON Ludington, lumber; schr +. u. Stock
bridge, Moran Day, lumber; echr PhUntx. Elk
Rapids, lumbor; scow NJ Packard, RNcine, light; !;
eeow psnnor, Holland. lumbcs; scow Harriet Ann,
kenosha, sundrics,
.CIEAnsp-.sehr 0. Shaw, soatn Haven, 20 brls
oils and sunlrcs.
, 1876-12-04
DRY GOODS,

NEW YoRK, Dec. ..-Dusnras continues light with
package houtcs. aud the obbfnR trade quiet. CattuA
goods aeahy and unchanged. Prlnts rather more act
I've. Tic prices Of Gnrners prints will be revised
Monday. Fancy casstlnerca And wGrstcd coatlHX. IN
fair dcnandby clothcts Flanncls and blankets quiet,
Fprtlsu gOulg dull,
, 1876-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

HERE AND TuEnE.-Laat weak the Mate Of the
ssns He.. .a"e uuAn "a ',,e w.. w. ,ves
overooard on Lake ontasio.';.t u likely thas tho
plctely DESTROYED, the sehr Kato E, Howard,
s.horc NJ a. Joscnh, a, aha 1ics elose alongside
~ a. ~ n .ss .ns =.
pluaty, bat wages are low. In Canada tho price Is
SO to s1o por month and board; in Wisconsin and
Michigan SIC to sao.. The tuy Crusader, which
has been stationed at tho Straits Tor "fscking pur'
poses, has been recalled, and IL now on her way
down Ia be laid m The tug Gladiator will remain
,.,,, ~, "n,t, \. 70 xss.s, ,',..a. rhs
ess' ua'l W nv ,nssea ga.ses no
seht Wilcox reports secing on IhueaaaY the dpars
the mort -, Tho sslo Of the achr G. X. Dixon,
.hr., ~, n have t.kcr nlare nj n.trot Fr,,,nv'
has been postponed until Saturday. The stnir
Sarah Van Eppa will also come undnr the hammer
, 1876-12-04

CLEVELAND, o.. Dec. i. Petroleum market un.
changed. Standard white, 10 test. 2iAc.
PIrrsDunu, ra. Dec. 2.-retEolcum quiet aud
atvsayt crude, s1,7o at Parkcrs tcnnc1 2l>fc, rh-
slcphtn delivery.
, 1876-12-04
Review of Dull Week in Local
Finances.
Discounts Light, and Business Generally
Waiting on Politics.
The Produce Markets Less Aoure, and
Observation-Disclosures Tamcs
Wheat and Barley Weak--0orn Esaicr-
Oats and Rye firmer.
FINANCIAL.

The week inst closed l1ns brought with It few or
no signs Of Improvement III the general financial
situation. Tho c!earihgs were nearly equal TO
those Of tho corresponding week Ut Isat year, but
their volume WAS sustained by the settlements Of
tho 1st on thu Hoard Of Trade. The banks con-
tinue to exercise conservative policy In extend.
ing their discount lines and acsntintzng paper
with more than usual closeness. Except for the
business Of the frat Of the month. the demand
from the Board Of Trade has been light. Tic mcr.
camille business Of tho city has mol supplied Is
much paper to tho banks Al they usually receive at
this scason. Discount lines arc not as high As they
usually arc At this time, although thcy bear nearly
the ordinary proportion to dcposils.
Rates Of dlscount wcte 10 per cent at the banks
TO regular customers, with concessions to rstc,ass
outside borrowers. Rates arc pct cent and up.
wasdt on the street, with little doing.
New York exchange was freely offered n 81 per
81. COO discount between banks.
The clcarinGs Of tho week are reported II fol-
lows BY Manager D. II. Halo Of tho Chicago Claas-
ing.Ilouso.
s!: s'sss'sg:. s5sgs.: !ss%!s !&ss's:!f;:
%saas:a:; ....:..::" - s!sM sss S: sss:s7 sss:a
Thussday .......,'.... No cltarnEs
st!dsS ssa e. e e
Tas,1; tos osl sa'ss,sls.04
ORAssnorrER FINANCES,
It's calculated that the erassh0pper favagea OF
tho last three years hare coat tho country $780,
000. 600. In Kannns fully onc+ilfth Of the ANIMAL
nsfleotusa' piooacs OF s''ooo ooo has hceh aa'
s'sogeu, anu Inc .aSasc' ~ Iolosnao Icaas, pa'
kota' MTom'nG' ntah, aaaea 20 toe io.s o! umc,
lntetest, @ ana capha1' mako up tae tols' OF slo'
ooo' 'ooo: 1a's mucn moro ASelJ 10 prove an
1nuetest.na.o tash an eAaeeeta!sa one. ihe or
busy distributing dried seeds for graeahoppcr feed
~ pay any s"eht'oa !" 1n'' lesH'uao,c oe'as1A"
'a sDn Auu "na>e'o' aoHo ~ a'tIes ."' P'@sue
WAL p'o'"D., nat' W " uo.s ~ .ue sss'e7'
Thh nAHAs IN TUE eou"1s'
1ae supreme eouts o' ,ennsylvan'a nan just
decided that any hatonal Lang TINT charges
Iatc OF fntefeat that II u6ufoua IN mo Sate Wacfe
II situatcu must forfeit Tho entire interest, and
may bc compelled 10 pay the person ovefcharseda
penalty Of doubic lhe interest thaf mas been pald
rfovtucl II be sued for within TWO wears. suit
, 1876-12-04
COMMERCIAL,

Tbs following were tho receipts and shipments
~ the leading articles OF produce IN this CITY
during ths Iwsn1y .foQz hours ending At o'clock
, 1876-12-04

Quo or two sales made At tho Wholesale market
SeTttn, vessels expected In At mons going out
riecc stun quoted at 0177 rs, and lnch It "a co
oito0.
The shpr,en were larger. indicating better traAo
, 1876-12-04
.i1ItAiffl:If.

choice At 81 7sa 20. and poor to medium A! s3oha
IWl inies!et tots tod ~ low A. s2.7s. Vhfle fc"
extra fetrhrt 81. .5!Hfs&.S3
, 1876-12-04

BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YOKK.


NEW Yonx. Dec. 2.-dold opened at 1854 and
closed. at 1oss; Tho cxttemes wcro l0Sk and
10s&. Carrying rates ranged from 10 en.
Governments dull and STEADY.
Railroad bonls dull and without feature this al.
&ernoon.
State bonds oulct, and prices nominal.
The stock market VIVA dull in the forenoon, with
q decline In some ahsses Of from !; to ". la tho
afternoon there %as recovery, with btrong mar.
kut, which closed, however. dali. Lake
Shore opened at 55ts, fell or TO h5a,
and closed 1T CO. PacIGc Mall oponed and
closed ut about 94K, with intermediate
aalcs IL 24s{. Rock Island advanced from DDH to
DD4, and Western Union from ~ to Ten, St.
Paul. which opened At 20 AnA aod OF to 10E,
closed at gQH. Northwestern advanced from a54
to 81 At the close. Erle Ut lhc closs showed dos
Central, which fell OF tr0n, AIN 10 ~. closed at
Aax.. New Jersey Central advanced Il from. tho
9pso'nE fGs onsos Eric asea7d from
shares, OF which 1000 were Erie, 10 900 Lake
Shore, 600 Eosthwestern, .. 600 l'acihc MaIt,
e 500 ST.. Pa9as. !, 800 Ohos, l,0o0 WcAtsrn
Union. J.. 100 Wabash. E, 100 Delaware. Lacks:
3, 600 Michigan Central.
Money, sos per cent, closing us O.. Prime NOR
Ths Aa.lStaut Tfca.urer d.sbursca 3As5, ooo.
GMtom 9'u! ton. sess!pts, 'gp ;,oS Sins ds goo.
The weekly bank stascmrnt Ia ~ fol!owh: Loana,
decrease, $HOB, 100; specie. Increase, $l0J, 100;
iega!.tenders. decrease, $2, 2,E,9, TOO; deposits.
decrease, g.. o16 400; circulation. decrease, $l7
200; seacrsc, decreasc. 81, 3aA, 500.
, 1876-12-04
ls: 237 S!o pea. assinss l7s.os7 rea corresponding
fincudes iii cut meats except 8, r. hams and ahoul

f1nciudes iii cut meats except g. +. hams and tho
Ms, ro.k"ws. .t:. ae.ye. AMI declined fully ~
snie. were Eepor.cd ot 80 hris sasn ~ $l1M,' AIN
81 ~ y; sy
s fiini :ss
s1tfa r!ins posk vaa quoted 1t 50: soa,2:7s.
:yGfey .s s. y Ha ss0:sa
ssfs ..g Is e. !, +:
3ao e; January w g S:s s7 sSd sn -, =. -
81 s1'ss seS sffa' 's'F January,
rrices Ths niaskc III, nos tth eofk sat tar
the previous af;csno1a 1ns ss9 stt whe fnr{ ss
oek e xh, so %h e1 @ r.
ported % GIye, a.nn1dtsa a. WY: z, boxes long
y, *ns ~ @ @
i - a. J.! .sS j p!sflei
ton' on nsv meats fsa t. ;as' e ,alt' ,ono s,o,,
qssss:i:: q5sss. v:.; :s,;;si:::::sss. ::ss y Il :.
h:ts& ,sts'aGs.; i: iG;:::.@ G:::::::::.@s Il * III
Iens snd sieft sissr: aootea sa.n snas.e
\ h's
.hvrt Iys vNe a. shofs etssrs islss W hams, Al
Ssssss.%s: a:is;!t At sa7Ae Sale WIS n'ad' OF 50
EEF y:HS e.dy md quiet a.
~ fSf mess SO soalo7s for sktra tnesA; sud sis
TaII.,w-Wss quoted nt s<esAc for city. ant 7}fessc
for country lots, acs,rHtnE " eondlttuu.
, 1876-12-04

WILMINGTON, N. G., Dec. a--splflts Of tuIpehtint
firm II 500.
, 1876-12-04

Nuu; teacEfet lEcIEAAH, Oh 3.t3 ouu.
GOVERNMENT HONDA,
touPonk sAl.........lt9N New wbs....,...u.....tltH
Coupons, 63 ......."lo0h New 4fs.,......... l01st
laurona, H7 Coupons IL ..,...,.,,ii3
Gpupona, .li6l Currency oa........l1lM
STOCKS.
Western Unlon....... 7IA New Jersey Central. a4N
Saetsii:ct rii..:.::. y 81 faii
Facnc Msil.'....... IN r. Paul pi4......... a:1i
siariposs pid........ stWsGa.h pii.::::..::. sx
Adams KxIfcss, ....fhA Fort tWayne....,++.,,tOtm
Wrlls.FArgo ~, " IIrrFe t!aute.. !
American GDtS Itfft 4iz4tc pfE la
unltcd Ststts...... ~ Chicago d Altun ,..,. t3}&
hsw York Cantsal....lulH Y t.h!caf9& A'tn pfl .iua
Gu'H IN
ERIC ptd..,...........a6R a6 Rt r. q W,.....,... 74$a
t3D4 !SltfEspH.s.s
ttieE!saa Central. AK 4. 4 F. ,...;."."
ranains ..,.".....l33 Iih1lAhs ScMttal' ;.;;" ~
pn:sH sbssd n E Gs fi,aS. Sa5ng;o II! S os
Illinois Centrs!..... 7UH Central IArtac bends t7
Cleveland PttSbusg BsH !in!oa Pacific bonis, i.H
Northwestern isH y r&C iHh1 1RreAt. lUo3
EorthWettern pfd... An u. Fac, sinking '4nnd WV
G., G., Z. d &l.......... ID !
ETATK MONDE.
Tsons:s 8. ea.... ~ Xa4 XXlfstn,a g. e r
VlIxlule o., ol4,....... 20 ]
yonEI0N. ..- 49,
LONDON, Dec o.-Cousols for money and &C.
count, o. O.1B.
United States securl.ies-'05s. 103A; CTS, 107
1o.4os. los: New York CentFs', 10; Erie, w;
preferred. 10.
PAnls, Dec 2.-Rcntes, 103f 02Hc.
FAA4Xroh1, Dec. a.-Seu "a, 100h.
, 1876-12-04

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RA}LagaA ;a:GtS.
DepUtA funt Ut Lake,st, lRtasIA+ay. and histeeata
et. aud E1tal mud Glxtoeash.sts. Ticket olnecA ~
Clark a.. and Ut ttuUts.
, 1876-12-04

All tralns run via Milwaukee. Tickets fIr 81 Pi1l
and Innca polls Arn good Btsher Via Madison anl PFas
du Chen. or vIA Waterfowl. Ia Crosse. and W!aonA
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Depot, foot Ut lakc.st nnA foot Of
ftGEet UliEc. III lsan!nttIh.at.. nrNt Clare.
, 1876-12-04
LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN HQuTHEaN.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE l. ST. PAUL RA1LRDAD
unnn Qep1t. cOrlGr Mallsun ami CAnat.s,A Ticket
otrc q south Clark'at, opposite Sherman HoHc,
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Detroit Free Press.
3 Months ago Detroiter was sent 70 the
House Of Correction for habltuai drunk
ness. The wife hard working Woman
and sorely afflicted in health, managed 70
provide food and fuel for herself ana
child until the other day, when oeatn
came to end the struggle, The little girl
hardly eight years old, was all alone IN
the heuse when her mother died Inc
event occurred at dark and at midnight
the child was heard singing in the dark,
ness. A pedestrian who halted neafo
her say: 81,
another, wont you wake up and light
the lamp2 If you will will sing some
morep
Suspecting what had happened, he
reused some of the neighbors, and as they
went in the child sat in the darkness,
holding its mothers cold Land and sing
ing: ,.
The Lord will lead little child
And teach me how TO pray.
A dark room, death on the bed. power
ty. hunger and cold to make her situa-
ton more desolate, and let the child OF
shadows was not afraid. She said:
81 kept still q long while to let mother
sleep. Then I sang all my songs to keep
me awake. Then / looked out of the
window and did not move, 80 that the
angels would not be afraid to come and
talk to her and make her smilel l wish
God had made more daylight for poor
folksr
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Remington Sewing Machine.
WITH HEMMER, TELLER, BRAIDER
AND GUAGE-
Iron Stand with Black Walnut Top. SIS ~
same Machine with Drop Leaf. -....--. d 0O

Reasons Why the Remington Fdmily Se,e.
ing Machines ar. Superior 10
all otheys.
lst-Their Simplicity. The use OF them
Is very easily acquired, and any girl OF
ordinary intellinencs is capable OF keep
2d-Ths Construction OF the Machine IL
such that II may be run At higher rate OF
speed than any Shuttle Machine now In
the market. In factories where the speed
has been registt red, over l0J stitches per
minute have been attained with ease.
3d-Their Durability Being so strong In
all their parts, and lifted with great me-
chanical nicity, and being free from the
harsh, jarring movements and friction, so
common in inferior machines, they will
wear long time without repair Of any
4th-Their Adaptability. BY q simple
change OF the needle and thread, they v Ill
sew the finest cambria or the heaviest
leather. All the various kinds OF boots and
shoes, buckskin sewing, clothing. caps,
stays, shirts, mantles and dress.making
can be done with equal facility.
5th-The shuttle being large IL will cany
a great quantity OF thread-thus saving In
a great measure, the trouble oil nlling the
bobbins.
6th-The means OF getting at the re
auired IESsIoN on the thI eads IL 30 simple
and complete, that even back-stitch on
BOTH SIDES of the material (which will not
ZIP or TAVtll CfE Uc Tthully oDta ucd.
fth-They will sew with equal facility
silk, Twist, Linen Thread and common
Spool Cotton.
sth-They have no rotary cams, cog
wheels or lever arms TO make a noise, run
hs I'd, or To get out OF order.
BY the new and peculiar movement OF
needle and shuttle and bread -controlling
parts, e. ere is less wear or strain on the
thread used. The thread being set In the
materi 4 uninjured the work Is therefore
h.Tf N sf done
othsr machine.
Sold on easy terms by CHAKLES a.
kRYTER, agent for ohio, Brooke and
Marshall counties. my2D
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LeV.
Wrappers
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market for
Week Ending June Is.

The market for leaf tobacco during the
past week has presented no changes
worthy of note as compared with the
previous week. Prices have been gen.
orally sustained on all grades. The
offerings at auction have embraced fair
proportion of old cutting tobacco, but re-
ceipts of new still continue large. Re-
ports in regard to the new crop indicate
that the plants have been given fine
start, by the late rains, which have also
furnished good season for pressing and
shipping the leaf. The total offerings at
auction for the week were 1854 hhds
and l27 boxes At the Planters ware
house, % hhds and boxes new West
Virginia At s. 50Gl2 rs, 6 boxes at
SO 45II7 80. A, tue Bodmann ware
house, % hhds. and boxes new West
Virgin Al S4 i09l2 so; II boxes at IS
d20 IS for filters and wrappers. AT the
Miami warehouse, s hhds. and Z boxes
new West Virginia at "a 50. At the
Globe warehouse, hhds. and 4 boxes
lew West Virginia at SO 75@1l. At
the Morris warehouse, 2 hhds. new West
Virgins at So l0@il IS.
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VALUABLE
INFoR NATION
FOR BILIOUS. REMITENT, and
intermittent FEVER,

orwhat is more commonly termed Fever
and Ag e, with pain in the Loins and
through the Back, an indescrieaole
cnilly sensation down the spine,
an irresistible disposition TO yawn,
yawn, pain In the Eyes, witch
is Increased by moving them,
blue tinge In the skin, and great listless,
ness and debility. VEGEr NE Is a safe and
Positive Remedy. II is compounded ex'
clusively from the Juices OF carefully Sc
leeted barks and herbs, and so strongly
concentrated that 1t is one OF the Greatest
CIeansers of the Blood that Is or can be
put together. VEGErINE does not stop
with breaking Chills and Fever, but II ex-
tends its wonderful influence into every
part of the human system, and entirely
eradicates every faint OF disease. VICE
TINE does not act as powerful cathartic,
t. debilitate the bowels and eau" the pa
tent TO dread other serious Complaints
which must inevitably follow, piut IL
strikes al the root of disease by Tying
the blood, restores the Liver and hldneys
to healthy action, Regulates the wells,
and assists Nature in performing all OF
the duties which deyolvs upon her.
Thousands OF invatids are suffering 10
day from the effect Of Powerful Purgatlye
NoStrums, Frightful quantities OF Qul.
nine, and Poison doses Of Arsenic, neither
OF which ever have, or ever could, reach
the true cause OF their complaint.
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wheeling Live Stock Market,

CHRIsTMAS Stock YARDS, June To-
Cattie-Arrivals, 4s head; sold at 8! a
Sc per ID. Hogs-Arrivals, l2l lead;
sold at 5As5ac per ID. Cslves-Arrivals,
20 head; sold at $3,50a$s,O0 per head.
Shesp-Arrivals, % head; sold at 4a4fc
per pound. Lambs-Arrivals, 81 head ];
sold at 6s6fc per ID.
While there has been no change in pri-
ces from last week, unless it be fc on hogs,
the market Is much irmsr, and everything
that arrived was quickly closed out.
The brisk demand is accounted for in
cattle, sheep and lambs, by there beng
no surplus over from last week, and no
receipts by outside parties. The hogs
were mostly ali bought by the Messrs.
Schenck & Zoeckler for bacon purposes.
Messrs List, Davenport & Parks we're
not buying last week.
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COMFORT.

II there should come time, as well there
may,
When sudden tribulation smites thine
heart,
And thou dost come to me TOR help, and
II '.
And c1mio:t-how shall perform my
How Snail / make my heart resting
A shelte. If. for thee when terror smite:
How stall bring the Sunshine to thy
And dry thy tears in bitter woes de.
spite?
How shall Twin the strength to keep my
voice
Steady and trm, although hear thy
sobsc
How shall bid thy fainting soul rejoice,
Nor mar the counsel by mine own heart
throbs?
Love, my love teaches me certain way,
SO, If thy dark hour come, am thy stay.
must live higher. nearer to the reach
Otangels in their blessed truth fulneSs
Learn their unselfshness, ere l can teach
Content TO thee whom | would greatly
bless,
shouldst come,
Troubled but trusting. unto me for Id,
Ana l should meet thee powerless and
willing to help thee, but confused.
afraid!
1t shall not happen thus, for will rise,
God helping me, TO higher lite, and gain
Courage and strength To give thee counsel
wise,
And deeper love to bless thee in thy
pain.
Fear not, dear love, thy trial hour shall be
The dearest bond between my heart and
thee.
Al The Year Round.
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VECETINE

works in the human system in perfect
harmony with Natures Laws, ana Wniie
II j. n.aasa to the taste. genial TO the
stoniacn, and mild in its influence on the
bowels. il is absolute in It's acton on dis
elSe, and l. not a vile nauseouS Bitters,
purging the invalid into false hope that
tn y are being cured. VEGETiNE Is a
upon Scientific Or ncip Is. 1t Is endorsed
by the best phys clans where It's virtues
have been tested, Is recommended only
where M edicine Is Needed, and Is not
mixture of cheap whisky sold under the
cloak Of Bitters.
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Tobacco Market.

LOUISVILLE, June TO.
Editors ofthe Register.
A weaker feeling has characterized
the market since the opening OF the
month, and decline of cent to "A cents
has taken place since the extreme prices
OF last month, and has mostly affected
Tugs and class of leaf suitable for ship
ping. The proportion Of cigar leaf in
TINS crop is comparatively so small that
the decline has dealt only lightly with
this grade. The fine rains and propi-
tous weather, which have improved the
condition and prospects of the growing
crop, have had the effect to relieve the
market of any further speculative e1.
element.
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION,

Boston. Nov. Is, 1875.
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,
Dear Sr-During the past nve years !
have h.d ample opportunity 10 ludge OF
the merit of VESETINE- Ny wife has USED
N for com nIaints attending q lady OF dell
cate health with more ben eficial results
than An ythinx else which she ever triso.
/ have given IL 10 my children under
almost every circ umstance after ain
large family and always with marSen
benefit. have taken IL myself WIN sue ~
great benefit that l cannot nnd w9rus "
exp ess my unqualified appreciation Va
Its goodness.
While performing my duties as roiice
Oficer in this city, Il has been my iy' IN ~
fall In with a great deal OF Sickness. l IN
hesitatingIy recommend ND6ErisE; anu =
never knew OF q case where IL ala no'
move Ali tnat was claimed for H. earue-
nlariy in Ca of a debilitated or imPoS-
erished state OF the blood Its effects are re-
aIIy " nderful and for all complains
arising from an impure state OF lne
bl Cd II anpears 10 work like charm,
and do nof believe there are any circuIh
stances nnder which NE6ETISE Can De
used with injurious results, Ana IL
ALWAYS afYord me pleasure 20 give Aus
iurtb..r uforma ion AZ 70 what 1 Know
wN. B. HILL
n,,,h Police Station l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16
Chance of Firm.

uhy agreement of parties, the firm Of
20 20 oS, Taylor & CO., has this day been
.nanssd by the retiring of n. W. Beck,
aeN-horrison and samuel Nesbitt from
Sarnership in the firm business (.
nooos, ST., having purchased their inter
NJ. ,. W. Beck will however continue
" soperlntend the mechanical depart
lent with George Hobbs as foreman, and
cert Hob in the Office
my2ib HORRS. TAYLOR & co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16
WANTED.--Aoents.

Use CONDIMENT L FOOD COMPANY
La are prepared TO appoint suitable par
GSns Tor sale of their Condimentai and
Porioa Foods for Horses. Cattle and
vtshsy. Energetic, responsible parties
in Ing 70 engage in profitable business
rctS which there IL no competition and no
pr.,.Wiii do well to Enthusiastically
Snns fCeo. GEO. A. MUNTY.
PS Continental Food Co, los Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. mySl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16
REMARKs.

= The arrivals of sheep have been heavy
this week, and the home demand very
limited. The Eastern demand has been
fair for good sheep and good fat lambs
The quality of the offerings has been
very good-better perhaps than last
week. We quote sheep at 495ic; lambs
safe, and few at the latter price; stock
sheep 81 5O@s 90 per head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16

NEW DYING ANDCLEANINGE STAB-
~ SISHMENT, by Mr.Joseph Schmatz-
metz, No. l735 Market Street, north
end Of Market Street Bridge. In my
employment is Mr.. Louis Dandelir, ana
lytic chemist from Paris, France. All
kinds OF Shawls. Dresses, Ribbons, ana All
kinds of SILK and Wooden goods Cleaned
or dyed on short notice ana prices 10 give
satisfaction. Black wooden goods trans
formed in color, viz: Drab, Dark Green,
Maroon, Dark Rubis, California, Bis
marck, without injury TO hbres or fabric.
Coloring, Cleaning and Repairing Gentle
mems Clothing In the best of style.
Samples OF work can be seen at any time
in my establishment. Patronage solicited
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