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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-13
KEnosrsE AsA CAUSE OF DIPHrnERl

KEROSENE AS CAUSE OF DTPHTHERIA.
The extreme prevalence Of dlphtheria
in parts Of New York City within the
range Of odors from the kerosene oil fac
tories on Long Island, with other evil
ienee Of the same sort in Connecticut,
has led 10 the theory that kerosene is the
cause, or cause, Of the disease. DR..
Wilson, well.known physician Of Meri-
den, adopted tho theory from facts under
his own observation, long before anything
was. said about the factories. He goes
so far as to say that the simple lighting
orextinguishing Of the blaze in the lamps
Of house will produce visible effect
on the patient, and he always orders that
the use Of this oil DO discontinued where
he finds it in family having diphthe-
ria patient. The disease, as is well
known, is comparatively new one, and
It Is said not to have appeared until
after the discovery Of petroleum. The
evidence in support Of this theory, how
ever, is not yet by any means sufficient to
establish it, but the importance Of the
question certainly ought to stir the doc
tors up to an investigation, thorough and
exhaustive enough to settle it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-13

RATES OF BOARDING lloEst 81, IA,
Sixty cents per day for drove hos' I,.,girtd TO
ale; 81 % pef day fUr hOras th't az wy
will LCcp careful and 'tenIi,s s S,r ID A.
hor,os left IN my care will have PVP,l b,l l. n
tentlon and handled properly, hal ~"
Eponiiblo for unavoidable Hctideh,I rl,sr sal
My drst great Catalogue sale W .i,' ht1
URDAY, April 2gth, At 10 0ta'sA ,,,rsr, I;iSs'
having property to offer will nNr''' F'''7'
ton BY addressing ., NrRLEi
Wheeling, W. Va, ora' h''sFIS
], G, HERVEY, Auetlonerf' -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-13

WASHINGTON speculatiOns in April as
to how the Cincinnati Convention is go
log to vote in June are rather curious
than valuable; but there are newspaper
readers who find interest in them not
withdrawing. Mr.. Blaines friends are
claiming SS4 votes for him on the first
ballot-Mr. Morton's friends 266,-leav-
ing the residue to be divided between
Bristow, Hayes, Hartranft, Washburnc,
conkling and the "Greut Unknown"
The gue.s Of the Iiibune's "stAfn gentle
man at the capital is: Blaine 25G, Morton
1888, Hartranft So, Hayes A, Conkling
from so to 0s, Bristow less than 70. He
concedes Blaine New Hampshire, Rhode
Island IS votes from Massachusetts, and
several western and Pacific coast dClega,
tons which are still very much in the
bush, SO to speak; he gives Bristow Ken
lucky Vermont, Connecticut, part Of
Massachusetts,, a few votes from New
York, and, possibly, South Carolina.
Bristow, he thinks, will prove "either a
very weak candidate or an irresistible
one; the present indications, as viewed
from Washington level, point to Mr.,
Blaine; Morton will touch his maximum
on the first ballot Hayes is Just pos,
sibility; triple alliance Of Cameron,
Morton and cOnkling may force the nOmi.
nation Of a new man, Wheeler Of New
York, for instance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-13
Thc struggle for Trade In Rev
YarlE.

Tho battle for trade in New York city
is now, according to the local papers, at
its hottest. The hotels are crowded with
drummcrS, and any reputable country
merchant can have dozen business cards
thrust in his face before breakfast,
Drumming for trade Is pernicious and
destructive to all engaged in it. The
great houses, however, are simply bent
on obtaining business. and care little tor
the welfare Of their clerks SO long as GUS
toners are obtained and goods are sold.
The destruction Of young men in the
commercial houses Of that city is said to
be fearful spectacle; but 1t Is part OF
the system, and that is the general an
swer 10 all remarks. Itappears that the
grand success Of our great merchants,
like that Of all other conQuerors, has been
through track strewn with the broken
fortunes OF the defeated. The result Of
this great competition reminds one Of the
conversation between shakespeare's fish.
ermen:
First F.hernan-M Master, marvel how the hshes
do live In the SEA.
Second Fisherman-why, as men do on land, the
great ones eat up the little ones.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-13
A TEACHER in a Sunday School wa

A TEACHER in a Sunday School was
to his class Of boys the mean.
ing Of Jacobs ladder" when one Of the
number, more inquisltiye than attentive,
inquired: |If the angels had wings
what was the need Of q ladder for themT
This was a poser, and while he was
meditating a reply and unable to answer,
another boy exclRimed-tI1l bet / can
tell what they used the ladder for.p sout
with Il then said the teacher. ooh, I
guess they were melting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-13
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By mal, "a a4uaAe,, potiass prToA
ons yesr., ....-......ss ooThres nopih''''n g
sK mouths............ oOOhe m0nth...........; 70
Delivered By CarrieTS In CITY lbe Per Week
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-13

Bushes, Letters Tor uS should DO addressed
fFeS,6 Campbell and should In no case DO ad-
dressed 10 either individual member Of The firm BY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-13
HORSE MARKET
AND
General Stock Agency

Believing that Wheeling has l0DS tCyn In Dsed Z
General Horse Market, and having lel'd ~
stabling and trek OF tho Fair GTouuiE wy 81
deaVor TO establish regular Elcs Of Hof-s. Ctiif
ages (neW and Second.handl, Wagons Cfi,, ~
ness, Saddles, Brides, BIaaksiE Roott hhii'
dc., &c. ,;,,, a.,
Hoping TO permanently establish " SIsl' ~. w
iii pcrSons having such property ia ale, hSPl9
by strict attention and fair dealing to melt lp'uN
patronage. pvptry
fourS, respectfully, I' l' be"'N'
, 1876-11-25
A{fst:ELLANEOUS,

HERE AND THEHE.-IhC tug Eagle, OF ln1kt1nns
wns recently sold for 81. 600 10 sc. Hall, who will
employ her next season In towing logs on ilong'.
ton Lake :. ;. The tug J. W. lieuucst. which vent
ashore at the stsalts, Inns arrived at Detroit andit
bat ethofwso she reeeived littls Of, no damage ln
ess Aceosdins ACT e the G ntso IL
following vcssclH bavc gone Into ordlnney as lula
10: Levi Rsweou, Maria Martin l,clls ll.nssom. ,
Sssss sSs9ssss% III I'LL ts sy :! az s's1
ards, Aimed1, 4. Utadlcy, Nor.hlmher1and. A. T:
o.y Nstts weaxS' Mas2.n Ann1S vs"s sasa; Snt
Maulsteo ian " on "Wednesday afternoon win III .htes
q her t9pmas broken a. at ts 81;
main topna.t yns hanging in the .'ggnF ~. H.
oshera wsnt by ths shs . ge.eyo .,San.
bssa hsys ~ e. tS dS
Of The principal steaners now pyins on IN, taesf
A. q osxsgo bsl}o Rnsf,nsa ina Sss sshssia % Z
appointsd 10 look -, after tho !q,ss,''' !anss'9'
S e ..:ae as ss%aS asats .s.ps Tss ri Sies;
faio fix Assoe,ation placed the following eoa.s "a
winter quarters: Sarah =. gryant. IL. n MattS' w.
X. II. Hnii, j. c. GiIncy, aud J: D.. u5!!n: Ih'
tugs now In eomm!ss!on are the d};op y; = pTy9o xo
tNcsy viii be inid up In few days, and the oiass
two viii bo kent running until The clese OF nAslss
ton Tuesday tue unstcd h1t staes snctIonNhs
seh1s ipposlia and Aetiyc and tho se9w pfsy
White Tho for,or wus struck OIL to j. y; aats,,us .s
and H. Meiboin q gaaaG 70, winttr I'll md wss II
vcrv eood ttlm. In the afternoon motion W.
oa n thy Untcd Court sst ase shc ~.
The Active was sold 20 1onM Mb.s nn{ L suak in FIT.
port haebor. She was bought ny y Oh 4's1'''s
way. OF FatEport, for s1o0. prsolo p.pes
ANofHEK NEw iHos q srsMnl rs,y lon steamer hls jul
nNn a IL w H. spvnf Of David e Of thAt po't
he frames are now being placed aMd ,set w,l he1 IL
@ ns II ae oa Sd sno viii tso s
gines e819, and large Fetasn.ae, pos shc vl
Mneet WI .I 20 nj Sigue gnlomensds dccK ncf model
Inc one and casuatcd 10 C!ye her w.. r." Npss sps
sho IL designed for pleasure sefvtee , ~ a." tbosaul
passotscrs She ID oxrectcd TO make 3 40 'nii Iii bs
onr uisdcr ordinary steam pressure. aaI II
| ready for buainess at tho opening Of "a''s""
u III nR9 uxlr At .to5,,,sn,,s ss sss
up Thursliay. 1t WIS scarcely neGssss} sar}y IN i'll
FFss in safHss q Il ae sss
md evening The haeo ws: ooaeS sss
ths morning some TIVE os 9see lad nsrrow e.
usual The echr Annie ,Ht brrsEwntef yttter.
siay. shs i loaded with lumns5' slosN f1asssa sssa.
Touawands, and between 10 anu ~ sg,artsd 10 low
s,9sk T9ss efy9aas y ~ IT, r.
barber tse tn% ~ vi ~ saa d
saiapay a. ss Ss'1
hs g fsR's II; ssss nd sPss
eaSs Which aso broke lu. 9ot T.! sos 1awe1 rad 4
tors out e. fs1gs .. thf ,h,d H.
b,ea3w.cr c he 'Sas Saet lately .o ihe haSS:
!ss ,as ,ss s;sis ,isrs = i. eSs
nn., "a. is Sos. x xtsi';a, sa, ssss I fc,s,s.si; "
Departed: pTop pTop!,, Y T. u e abseset:, ,sfi q
eoal lave Soaa ~ shipgsd tht. wesk i,Ua,
Uppvr Lake ports. AaElno mai,e'' Az III i nsH n
aud rhcc.lcss appearances 'N'
| haud.
, 1876-11-25

IrORIttt3N CITIES.
gpecfol Ntpd!cA TO 1ns Tribune.

LIVERPOOL, NV, at-ll q. El.-slnrkets unchanged.
FLouM-Eu. !. rs, No. ,, 31s. ...
Observation-Disclosures, No. !. lDs; No. = o. I'd:
spring, No. tus; No. o. I'd; white. No. 1os 5d: No.
q itA Id: cIb, No, !. los vi, No. l. los 0d. Com
No. I, :1sy No. >. caa apd.
LyykaEuoL, Nov. 24-3;3O p, n,-D1kADxTuFFs-
Strong. Wheat-Wlntcr. No, i. Ioa Sd, No. !, los,
spsn4. No. los 3li No. Ds I'd; white, No. los odt
No. p IDS CT; club. No. !, lis, Eo.1. los 3d. Corn
No. l. 29s Bdt No. =. :Gs.
Hest unchanged.
Westhcr WET.
L.yEKrooL, Nov. 24-Lateat. = CorrnH = 6teadyt
G7.ia4gsttt speculation aud UApoTt. 1900 ha!tss
American, 9, ,5Uoi sacs uf the week, G',oh Of which
exporters took 0o and specuatoFs took oO; total
American 3AoDi acteal export, Rop Auiount adoat,
Si2,Oop; American. 10. ott3; forwarded from ahlps
hsdu dIEcu: apinncrs .nns American salti 81. u
Yarna aud fatFica u MancLe,&or steady.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WheAt-teeelpts for thrfn
days. i3.UNar4s American, ,p1 qrai California white
wheat lCA G,i4 tOs od do. club lot 8l4ltss No. 10
No. red We4,eta. sprng. % +dHlos 3d do. wiatef.
lox;,ios I'd. FIour-Westera canal, 73sIa,s, Corn
Western, nixed. 2astk3bs I'd. uast-Americnn. 3sR 81
3D. uarley-AlnclIeun " VI. PeAA-caaadssn, ~ ID.
CLQvkR.Ekku-AMc1lcan, n0tAaa%.
rKovitIoA&-s4tAa pork. 7ts. Ffima Mea beat.
6s, Lssd-ApeF;cAp, tiA I'd. Cheese-Ftne American.
ess Dacop-Lops clear. A3a ID; short clear, ~ cd.
TALLOw-3sA. .
pkrnoLEua-sprlss. Ill; refined, los sdssesed
LtHskkp 0tL-97A
NEslH-Cpmn1on ~ DlI pAla, iSs-
SWnlTs TrRrxaTiRR-2ea
LAkp QlL-14a .....
| Lospox, Nov, A.-scoAR-No. ~ Dutch standard.
cash and sdoAt, 3lkA32s
J CALCUTTA LlNsEsu-o3Ha.
BpERA OtL-0tA
| Axtwzap. Nov. A.-P11aotzuA-sl.
, 1876-11-25
VIC now Gu0te:

ooattis.lii;ss xsss s!m - S|sI:aI ;issks Tss5o
fSssSs st s sss,ss 'ss|: sss
,G' u s sx;s III t ssS Ta's .ss ass
Sses 81 ~ s,e - wi s9
ssseo a. % No .,ley esrf .st S .s. ~ st5s tS
~: y }:s $ III:
1Lr;y AED f. ts!5 request, IT,
ss sss s5x i ss .s 4 r.
1,ms wss ssa9sft s tor sh'pmeas saa higher Tie
II ss5:s 8 a's'ss sas' aask saS'
$s''.ts ssss; n g:Ets:ss g. M.
s :.sss;; 1s a. 'na
:$s} @sss ;$s Il
Esry oe Ar aS9nt sHG e9T Fl. ps,sno" pea
g seEbs Ell ss. ~ sa!st I'D r!ua
sS$ xSis ;a:S 5 I'LL, Il $ = uEs. xs9
w. I Ss 'S?sI!s Y; s z,s,".
ss L! s s!5ss ri ill., rs
,i Ifsts +. s:ss ssstsa VI: quiet vii" little or 90 Va
r. sss: ?,,sss good ss d. s*st,: sos!
s" aaea S*s:s; saGtes. % 71s7ss IL siotee.t s,sScSi
iNfxkAE-GUtninon. .sssAs3ss good do, 3sGa3sc I'M.
:,iun, to4sc; Ryad %. ~ ~ ~tnsi ans sa!c' nnca',
| SnrNH l!xsN-Cuinlao,; ak.5h: KuoA DO. aSlsI;ci
medium: 40s+!el kooa d. tEttse; on. .fe.asi ~
sx+si Eooa sn1s sn fs: 4Nf ss
nnrst, 62t5sg; chn!rn. 5!E*as,t chocca. o3~asci
chotcest new arat picking. Tx473e. .,.s,,
medium: o.4.G; sesa n,etltH a tsc hnd, !sso.i
nnest, httpct ch0lcc+ Gk4tf1cs chh!frst, II E1hG.
| WODiJ-Was nr!h and unchanged. We quote; NaplS.
| &a.t1ti hrteh 47.iDs tAlh. *i.AL
Western maautact4!trs aro hoyinE and VIII tfa1a9lY
snathcr clip. snllc think i doubtful 4 tha sal'.
y VII last 70 !Snk aantatlna: fltSgs waaho, .',
washed ll.s. heavy 70 l!ph ghs!irt % e9sne aud aud
medium. .<tp.4cs tHb'W12hGd Pstnle. 4145ts do pour
nAiLitOXD i'RElOllT6-Wero acttve 1t unchanged
, 1876-11-25

Mc1NlrAlHy-... +sst.ts'tsstssssss = -! Att1L -
r.. tit1H& 1d"p


bOIhl. t,4dt b*0L] AsH
CATTLE-Trade opened fairly active yesterday. and
nIntatned good dcgrru Of activity thrauEhont tho
dnr+ Frces wcro firm alt arouhd, and for certain
RratIc1 higher. Prime shipping steers, for instance.
sold at better Ggnrca t!nn either Of the preceding
iayA of The week. and stock cattlo hlsc commanded
slightly advanced prices. t'utchttf stuff was unim'
ptuved tho liberal supply Of that clNs serving TO keep
nrecad down. Sales ranged from .cs22. 50 fur bas
Old rawsoned COWS, and sehlawse aeert. tn 80 80 f1r
fancy steers, lut the Inys work WA mostly lote q
eeyss = s3ss ~ tos s:ocksr ~ st g. a5
wrro in demand f5t&s rs rer ino lhs for common
roarto hnlyy c0lce light Tho market closed hrm.
vi hut ltd JA stock left DycF,
, 1876-11-25

Special Dispatch to ne 7ribuae.
4: ssfn ssaas AZ esGs F.
~ s II: S
bsSf M as sss Sisass ss9 s %
oSns 2t ssea ana sa"yy y 'aE o "fsf ssfs
e s .iss Ut: 81 s. s @ss ?s iss
sss sE:s:: II
4ss., sss il S$ hsa'y S0'fsi'
S4S sasstt t.. Ess Essa
4 * o r. III Ss. g nnssst qt9's %
ss!7'l eo1'u'on' toto w. aoo!s'' 7s' amS'' $1,000
0'-'' TO tas Western Associated 1rtss.
ss S - ssa soSa
s::s''sat ss'sy fFsi ss's fs% !sS5
s.y sss sssssy ssy iss s'a total for four
, seeeete, D,.gafs1 Q 3zs r.seus: .,,,. g..
SAX i .bs l l.;t sssk sals!s
WSas nsyses ss s e %ts sstxs a f.
sna c On E"9a se and sd stsady 4R
sf
@ nssa; SsiotxsS x% : esas sa1Ss' s@
sstss ss 5 sssr aatssssys y 9fs 2ss.' 9s s ~
II ;wsn asnss H qassa
SIC; receipts going through:
NJ 9ss
;s ss js & s ~
1ss FIX '3s a:y
tTais as aaao per i for sl,ssr md s5s'Sc Pei foi
, 1876-11-25

ter, md 4ss4aSc for January secr the year so' AZ
43Ac.
bats werc quiet a ENG asa for December, md Janu'
harley wss cSaicr. scilins At Gao fer January and
B7c for December.
A propeller was engaged for a. QUO bu OF bntley.
LAST CALL. . H..
Mcssro.k VA. anlet and hrmsr, slo.!nE 4 $lSa,sa
Sales 7bn hrls for February At ElH3l. a.,
I.art wAH puct md rndy At So 77hta082M TOT tno
year, mud 81 H2T&10.8 81 fOr January.
, 1876-11-25

wanna \ Western; o. 500 New lcrsoy Central, and
0, 400 Michigan Central.
Money market cn.y, :.Gl3; prime mercantile ps'
per. 4!SGtU
rho Assistant. .Treaturcr nisbursed $100, 600.
CustNna' rccclrta s1ID, 600.
tt1chrnGs, $2O, 900, 600.
Rtcrling-Long, AHA; rnort, 4a3A.
The steamship Feckar, which arrived from
Southampton to-day, brought Sieo, g75 In gol'!
thus far received this week Of 1880 075 In gold
coin.
, 1876-11-25

CHICAGO. but two luu,ber.ladcn vcsscls re-.
manned nt the market last evening Tho vessel
Owncr'D Towing Company will lay up tbs tuy.
Protection and Ferry to-day. Four Of its tugs hid
pahy l,as now bnt'tour tugs in service -. .imong
tho vcsscls which went into winter quarters ycstet
day wcrc tho schrs !laxasl San Diego, Scotia, Iic
tho schr scotia, and Capt. Durand, of The man.
moth schr G. ". Adams, left Tor Buffalo yctter,;ay
hy mil. where they wil while away tho long winsee
tcrs at this port. Tho Gsaclc ii. Fiiet.
on her way to this port with 4
load. OF lumber from Ludington, Il Undoubtedly
Towing Company rccolrcd a dispatch yesterday re-.
qucstng II to send one OF It's tugs to that noin 10
MD TINT vessel, hut particulars were giscn. Tho
uolnt, having on bouri nj. Nicholson ths , owasf fas
Of tue dlstrCbaeu vessel.
, 1876-11-25

IitS--A decrease In tho Arrivnts Of something like
a0op heal cansed satr nactiun n pr,ccs Of logs
Opening euts ltd not Indicate Hny important change
trnn Thursday pFlcca hut eool ia 4 becnme nppar;
ent that tho ai,pply would not ltg exceed ~ w head
ra sttonS lS psr loo ~ Thc ady%nse did 9gt nvt
down 10 tie close OF business Mo!lra by which ttlne
comparatively fe~ hogs remained IN tho yards unsofd
packing hogs; at atslA1.7s for poor to good ixht
snpns;, S 'soEs - IL: f. nanrksi ciSsc stcay
Fer The fur days cnnE wlit rh4rs.!ay nc receipts
here by thu Eastern tDnh wESc n. 7sb head nRaInst
nhout head Ieecrcd nvcr tho same Eoads for tho
tnYrraNnrJtrK nertuH fn tHTS.
, 1876-11-25
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcEo tho rece!pts and shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce in this city
during tho twenty four hours online at o'clock
on Friday morulnE, and for the corresponding tlmo
last year:
, 1876-11-25

ncd. 4heSSc' Ksecn ofaa1. Win hlf. enou9n 10 WoIA
II. 305Nc} rcd tipped Win do4&AAc& green ccFe!n
and inside sQ,c, rel tipped d. 1}4a inside brush
AKA 10, ndum 10 rhoica atslk braid 4askc. lnfcri
OF brush. saoNcs crooked do. assac.
nUTTE4-Tho market wa1 ntm for good 10 chotcc |
cradrs an actiye to tho fu exent Of tho supply The
.,nas .n,ts .tthnut nnch nntmnnn nut
tho stock on hand ia not oppressvc 4nd holdera show
~ ors.. Wa s1sIn ouoa. Chntrr to fancy yollov IN
" ~. ~ ot sasas. int.,ior T. cnmnnon
131cl medium 70 eooa l7@2ac' iaief'os 70 eoh'no"'
l311Sc,
or,x ana sr, ~ S.IH s,th nneh n1mns.s. There
sar, cs,' tor tu.;.n. snd annncs A. steady nrlces
VIC agnn quote. stark. 2it6c, reercss A. 2fe'Lcw'
4. s iae, S,o,tess. ips; otter Creek, shc, barlap
bags. and b,t. Ia9t5e, Rnnnles. aIuglc. la21+c
do. double, gttaa5c,
u eS sosc ana y or i o naTes Gsn
inon 10 far mcJlunls rang:d from E1,25@i 70 Tho
Mock tntrt&snk. hut 1eArF4 !ook tpr MI NutnnCun III
toes wheh viii brng out isrgcr tlanllna heas.
T. a9thss e sst sx ssta,y sa Il
Hdii Ic for poor Ia fair grstlcs.
vii Sstictiss and mora aetyity develored tim
iofc: '' lsckswsnfn III, s7Gss7.So; do, nut. $40
III 10: Wrlsr i7i, tu Ooi baltimore 0hi6. S3:5I ILL.,
.,oe sr at ,yc for fresh
pssSsss' n5 :apsy va ss asi
at pfe1los iSusss We sssn Ta6te: MI whciist, 91
, 1876-11-25
MARQUETTE.
pnSoi1f nIznnk,k - HH. t5;.S1s,u


MARQUETTE, MscH., Nov. 2.-PAANED DowN-
tYcstcsday)-Stmr Kewcenaw, WIns|ow. Jats!s
Lord.
Prop Arctic will not leave Eagle llarbos Until! sao
gets her cargo Of conpcr, unless the weather proyea
Mnfavorablc. Thu Winslow was dciayed cleysn
days for her cargo. Weather One.
, 1876-11-25

L0pV end stQrt p[cNfa 0N0ttt Rt HHc cash and h}fU
for Icccnhcr. Cnnihetiands quiet At 8Aetnc, ionR-
cit hnms, BHat0,5c, al boxed, swcct.plckiod hams
Fscp, nuoicd ht 73q47lsc f0f shoulders o1Go54c for
short ribs. NC Tor 1lIort clcaft tJ4&iAAc Tor n&IH
"iuMKnss@~asa T aaes It aa74c Sale was u'sde Of 10
packages at HE. 49,. 49,
IBEEF pKnUUcTs-W stcnly and aulet At s.: so1
a. rs for ces, Is for extra Nestt ard Hl1 ~
TaLIow-Wasquotcd ut a}SasAo fol, city, md 7s<@
&c Tor country lots, eccordlng 10 condition.
, 1876-11-25
LUNIBER.

Tho wholesale market wss quiet. though four or hvo
ca.8oes werc sold carly to tho city trlc leaving but
three or four at thu docks. Prices worc unchanged.
Lsth werc lrm at $l.aa, md shingles al g. o681 90
and niccestuY waa quoted at 81 o0Gl75. nnards and
srips quoted at ~. 20. Another far'szcd
cct which will probably DO the last Of the season. IL
uxptctcd. ... -
report very good trade. willis 0hcrs say tho demand
has fallen oil c0n8ldtraby sheo ehc bad weather. The
quoted prIEe1 generally adhered to:
, 1876-11-25

cLsvktAxn. O.. Nov. a-rk7so,r
arnt standard white; ITO tcat, 2tc. MARKET
f1TTsnvn0 Nov. N.-Ps7koLrr.-rt,
fair, crude, essoao. 50 Al Ps,t.,., @ tttnt demand
philadelphia delivery, ~ 'enhcd. asJta,
, 1876-11-25

fsw YosK. Nor N.-Thers wa t,..
iof cotton goods pfnst and io1ery, e.,asf demand
IN amal, smoants Gotta goods wers s,s,t Iesd .da
nea "ssa ssa' n sesss sa ss a.
goods rcmsn quiet. .'' "ull. forttxn
, 1876-11-25
PORT HURON.

Sptc30l DIfpdleh 70 The 7i7buHA
Pqnr I1unay, Mich, Nov 24-1t p. H,.-DouN
Props Indiana, r. ". Shook, Wcstford, City Of
Fremont, Yosemite, D. ". Wilson and consor,
Caldwell and consor*; aehrn Pulaski, Golden llult,
New Hampshire, Seaman.
u-Props peNton, St, Joseph, Porter, Cham'
hnrlntn; schF1 F. L. Dnnsord, James Il. Bentley.
WlNn-SonsAwcst, gentle; weather cloudy. with
snow.
, 1876-11-25
IRON.

riTTsnuho. Nov. A.-rro 1hox-psm.,. ,,.,.,
33c; Grey forge, 7io33c. N'e' no. ?, "a
, 1876-11-25

i'.soos s1ports 70 f'rest nr!tsfa. Atm, A..
e2ss' a the Continent, a.sss, cos,trhs 70 Fssee,
, 1876-11-25

HOG rKoDUCrS-Wero moro active In tho spscnla.
tive articles md stronger all round, though tic high
cEt prtceA Of tho Actson ncro not maintained 10 the
close rcnction set In the previous afternoon, the
decline having brought several orders from outsdc and
more followed yesterday. Tho nrHer feeling IA helped
by higher quotations on hogs tue TO smaller rocertA
and espcc!ay II found thnt The rccelps Of the
rrcrtois day not ~ large rs represented. The
outside or!era were chteny for pork and hinged the
fact that there very le pork In scek now, mort Of
the hogs af tho paat two montha having bern cut up
into meat.
MISS raaK-wns fairly bctive. and advanced co025c
per hr1, under sharp dcmand, but coscd easier, at
only 59loc ahovc the latest prices Of Thurh!ay After
noon Sales weru reported OF 0p btas cash a. $i0oe
M iseasFy sssF tss e sssr 4 s
Nsls ae!lov February ~ $le e. Total 2AtVo
ap a III .!'s5 rs sor 'ss'
sssM ns @ssss
lJ lbs but weakened aftetwailA Anu coscd 31c loEef
@ s %a, l sf ss I'd
Iop?t q ~ " tlooss3 q ~ IA 7o - seisr ~ ": Y;
Tosal. i, 10 The market closed !atc q ~ 3ts
1.U caah; f0.A5 3cllcr the month; 50 10 sccf
shs yssr: ~ a2ac Ms seller January' noninaly *a'oo
Mr.rs-Wero IN good demand nt Thursdays rrtcca,
a saa, aqS Il &c
cMisdy o Ensa accaant, ani lie ordsra x:fe ln!tcd
sa1es ssss Wefs rsporc ea: ~ ~ Il
for ruInry a1.d t4 Tor clty; 20boxcs sur rhl NJ
sesrs Il a,ssa.ss Il I'd q III, oas snl sho.t esa.s
SIC, scllef liccenbcr; 10 Up NJ green rough aldea
S. s sa Ii ssssses pss sses1
pgf iongues nt $l4 III 10 brs hooks at f1 o. Tho
toewlnK tbs ntest quotations on now meats few
, 1876-11-25

GOLD AND GNEKNNAcKS.
Gold was 08EDl00ss In greehbaeko.
Q.cenbacks wcro B1EGt0lH ccnts On tue dollar
IN po1I
, 1876-11-25

- TUnrENT1NE.
T1AE-Qulet at 33c. A'''"f ktAfzN.
, 1876-11-25

AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YORK.
Epecidl Nlb2teh 70 7as TfteusA
Nav YeKx. Nov, 3s--uAA1x-apfng wheat ruled
, 1876-11-25

NEW OaLKAxs, Nov. N.-C0T7oA-DemAnd hcaiwo
ano strong, sales OF ll,ss0 bateai good ordinary,
tD>A1iuAu, low mddlIny, lt}t1tlxcs mddllnG. lijS0
l,c, good ndd!inx. l!43tst&c, lnddllnE fair l3A4s
laXc; fair, ls}salshc, Fccelpt net. 5000 balts
gross, s.U0os exp0rts 70 liverpool $1,000; river. e
stock 9ac O0ot weeks sales, 91no1; socGlpts, net.
~ u>o, stoas 81 tO0, cxpoEta 10 Liverpool oo 70
IlayEe, $500 to pstcn, y ooi To bArecions' 7oos
to Now YORK, l.luo; rtyur. h1
EAyAaxAM, Nov. 3t.-CorroN -Dul11 niddllng, IL
s.,6s, slock o. ISL bscs wsekly uet, s ilo; Rroas
IA 1lG aates lou; exports to Great BEtan asoo; 10
sho Continent. ,. t5oi coAstwiac, 10 G00.
0ALYEA1oR. Nos. N.-toF1os-Qulst; nldol!na
1iNc stock, ioa on bsses; weakly hct - lo7 Eross
10 "A: aaIes H. 3aot expoFs TO Great britain, fo31
to the Continent. |. $50; constwasc. 6,337, -.
NoGIik, Nov. H.-CoTToS-Quteti nidd!!ng, ll0
llo; s.oak es o03 bslEas weekly ueI a. ls7i KroAs.
a. lHs sale IL 600; exports 70 Great Bntsn. ee5li
% the Channel, a,o2A; eoastwtso, Aa71.
CaAAL1s1oa. Nov. A.-CoTToa--HtTobgt tntddl!nX,
1l3at stock, ~, 2sa balesi weekly neI ~ VIA sa4sA