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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

BRtDdEfoRr PoLtcE CouRr.-James
Snyder was arrested by Officers Mc9on.
noughy and Burdett on Wednesday, and
fined $stor abusing bis stepmothef.--
Benny Davis, for fighting at the Coch.
ran House Saloon last Saturday night,
was fined So. .
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The WEEKLY ISrREzsEScEn, con-
tanning Gen. Tuttle's Iowa speech, Re:
markable Letter from John Tyler, jr,
Gov. Mortons Speech, Gov. Tilden's In
come Return, and various other articles
Of a miscellaneous and news character,
can be had at our counter this morning,
ready for mailing. Price, &c. : f'-''
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, September II. Flour Quiet
and steady. Wheat-EaSier; No. 8 white
Wabash 81 II; No. i white Michigan 81 40
amber Michigan 81 19I<; No. 8, red 81 90.
Corn-Firm; high mixed 491<c;. low mixed
4Skc; no grade Axe; damaged 471SG.
oats-steady; No:2, 800 white 4Oc; reject
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arc stiIl the most thorough and scarch-
Ing catlInrtic medicine that cal be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. IL small
doses Of one pm day, they stimulate
! tic digestive organs aud promote Wig
orolis health. 4.: ,.yi.sg
AYERS PlIr1s have been known for
more than n quarter Of q century, and
have obtained n worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
I cased action IN the several assimiIa-
tive organs or tic body, and are 50
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
cyade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints Of every
botH, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have baiilcd the best
OF human skill, While they produce
powerful effects, they are, ut the same
ltime, the safest aud, best phySlc for
children. By their apcrient action
they grippe much less than the common
,purgatiyes, and never give pain when
Tile bowels are. not inflamcd. They
reach the vital fountains OF the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
1t from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
in all climates, containing neither
-calomcl nor any delctcrlous drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
10y anybody. Their sugar-coatlng pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them. pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
T nom their use in any quantity.
iH4'- n.,,,n,n NO
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.FINANCIAL AND COMMERcl AL
BY 7RlRGRARH
IINew York money and. STOCKS.

IINeW York Money and. StoeIks:
NEW York, September 14-MoNEY-
Closes easy at 1a1 per cent Prime MGR
camille paper 4A6 per cent. Customs re-
ceipts $$9OO0O. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursements not given. Clearings S26,'
100000. Sterling quiet at SLS41Sa4'e5'
GoLp-opened ct ITO and advanced 70
HOY, the two extremes OF the day, closing
at the highest figure. Rates for borrowing
5 per cent to fat. I'll.
GovRRNIRNrs-Dull and steady.
United States g Of 1851, coupons.
FiyeITVentles u665
Five wentics ls6
Fiye-Twonh3 llS6I)
Fiye-Twentie8 (lo6Sl
EGW Elves
Te.foTtias
Ten,iortieg (coupons) ''.'. .''''i
Currency
RAILROAD BoSDs-Strong. This after:
noon Chicago & Northwestern consolidated
gold coupons advanced to 95, St Paul, La
crosse division, to 10295, Rock Island
scyens to 109M, and Burlington d Quincy
seyens to Iii. The balance OF the list
showed no change, except for New Jersey
Central conyertibles, which declined to %,
and Ohio & Mississippi. consolidated to 30.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet prices nominal. :,
SToCES-Weres strong In tone to-day and
with the exception OF New Jersey Central
higher prices were early recorded, tho i'm
proyement ranging from u to Q per cent.
AZ the day advanced the market became
firm followed by reaction, but late in the
day there was much activity and tho deal
inrs were attended with considerable ex.
element and buoyaney. Some attempted
| TO cover and the market ran away from
them, prices advancing from u 70 6per
cent from the lowest point Of the morning
The greatest advance was in the coal stocks
| Il being reported that negotiations were IN
progress for another cod combination tq
mt the prices somewhat higher than d
present, but not up to q point that would
prove onerous to consumers. The i'm
proyement this afternoon was quite
general and extended throughout
the entire list. The greatest rise
was in Delaware & Hudson Canal, which
advanced from 65sS to "; Delaware
Lackawana & Western from "a to ~; Morn;
d Essex from 81 to 90. There was an &C;
tive borrowing demand for coal shares, and
the bears had 10 pay from y to q per cepl
per diem for use Of them. Western slare'
were active and decidedly better. Lake
Shore advanced from Sax to 5411l;; Michi
| gan Central from 40% to AK; st Pau
common from S25S to $685. preferred from
81 to 67sE; Rock Island from 1861 to 1063s
Northwestern common from 379E to S79s
preferred from 90 v to 627l, and ohios from
i1h to Tx. The markets closed active
and strong. The transactions were eos ,OOG
shares, of which "a 800 were Lackwana .
Western, 59,1OO Lake Shore, 8, $500 New
Jersey Central, 16, 400 Western Union, S,e0
Delaware & Hudson, $500 Michigan Cen
trail, {, 200 st. Paul, 5000 Eric, $500 Rock
Island, 2,10O Ohio, 2,100 Northwestern
200 Wabash, and 500 Union Pacific.
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nor SALE
DOR SALE

Three Store Rooms, With Dwellings attached.
Nos. 2I2S 10 2IS1 MAin street, known as the sod
stOneman Property" Would exchange the whole,
len ~ II. FORBES, i1i2 Chapiine St.
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AN old man named Thos. McDermott
was assaulted and bellen,b by four ruifians
on Wednesday, q short distance above the
Top Mill. He was considerably bruised
about the head, but his injuries are mot
Of 4 serious nature, ga ~
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JUSTICE .GtLLEsrY. Anderson Smith
yesterday complained before Justice Gil.
lespy that Frank Wright, on the 18th day
Of September, did contend with angry
words, to the great disturbance Of the
peace. The parties are colored, and re-
side on the Island, where the difficulty
occurred. The cases WIS compromised by
each party paying half The costs. '.
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BALTIMORE, September 14.-Flour and
wheat-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Quiet ut SOC. oats-Dull at SOaS5c. Bye
Quiet at 6SaGOc. ProyiSions-Q niet aud
unchanged. Butter-Western 2la2Gc. Pc
troleum--Firm; refined 26c; crude lSc.
Whisky-Steady ct 81 II.
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The receipts Of the Burrs Mills camp,
meeting amounted to s7Ss So; expenses,
$26I ~. - - -.A-- ~.
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PtTTsBuReH, September 14-Petroleum
Quiet; crude 81 90 at ParkeHf refined
26c, Philadelphia delivery. : ;. : '...-
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FORCED SALE and great bargains Of
dry goods and carpets, at whatever they
will bring. Must be sold now 10 raise
money. J.W. FERREL.
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UNIFORM THE PoL1cE.-A well.organ.
lied, disciplined police force, neatly ami
formed, is one Of the finest sights TO be
seen in q city, and makes an impression
upon strangers. .yhep asquad Of rag.tag
and bob.tail officers In citizens clothes
would excite feelings Of disgust. II is
q notorious fact that the police Of The
,iNail.C City, althougha fine looking lot q
men, rsrely II eyer appear In uniform
Indeed, we doubt II there are two men on
the force who have ever been seen
in full uniform. Some wear hats
others caps; some blue coats, and
others brown or black, to suit their
own peculiar taste % to color OF
STYLE; some wear vests ond 'somt
do not; and some Of them DO not show
the slightest trace Of uniform. Is ii
not about time that the ordinance bearing
upon this subject were enforced? !,
would certainly be more creditable to the
city-a city with population Of $4,000
and the capital Of the State a
that. There viii 30 "a great many
strangers II The City during the'excitinG
Presidential campaign this fall and while
the Legislature Ia in session in the win
ter, and We should think, that the officers
Of the city should be compelled to slickluF
little, and put on their uniforms. Al
the ordinance above alluded to may have
escaped the observation Of the City Ser
geant, We print II for his benefit. The
following section is from Chapter 80 OF
the city Ordinances: ...,.,... ~s.I
SEC. 20. II shall be unlawful for any
deputy sergeant to appear on duty with
ont being uniformed in such uniform a.
may be prescribed by Council. Any dep
uty violating this section shall forfeit
and pay to the city fine Of not less thar
| one nor more than fifteen dollars; fovided
however, that the Mayor or Sergeant
may, at any time, detail any number O
the deputies las they may think necessa-
ry) to act as detectives or for other pur.
poses, and at such times may lin writing.
order or allow such deputies to appear
| without uniform.
And speaking OF ordinances, there ii
another section in the same chapter e
which we wish TO call the attention OF al
whom it may concern. II is Us follows
SEC. "a. II any sergeant shall loi,er it
or about any coffee house, ordinary OF
other drinking house or place Of resor
during his hours Of service, except whet
his presence is actually required in thu
proper discharge This duty, he shall for
ieit and pay to the city fine Of not les
than one nor more than twenty dollars fol
every such offence. H. $3.50. 90 3.
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b The certificate Of the Patrons Ex-
change and Trust Association was record
ed at the office Of the County Court yes.
terday. DEMONSTRATION Till transact its
business at Point Mills, Ia this county.
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GheQittttlil2gs1tiafss .
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1876.
New Advertisements.
Roofing Slate+Dodson Brothers.
Wanted-Situation.
Clocks-oxtoby & Dufield.
Hamilton Opera House.

'TaEExoMrrfs RrconD.-TGs i6lIdS.
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
SAN. I?E. SIN. jim
6S II 6S CO
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FIFTY pairs Of those fine kid side lace
shoes left. Hurry up il you want to get
a pair before they are all gone, at
! L. Y. BLoND's.
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AT the forced closing out sale Of J: W
Ferrel you can get muslins at 4c, calicos
40 and carpets at 15c and grenadines q
SO per yard. Go soon II you want bar
gains.
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DrsoER, The halter, Of No. 1o47 Main
street, offers new lot Of stylish Hats
very low, wholesale and retail. d&w
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were ad-
mitted to record in the County Clerks
ODE pss stl made August 81, i1z5, by Theo--
dore slater and wife, Of Washington,
Penn, to Henry j. Dice, Of Ohio county,
for one.half OF the Madden farm, near
Valley Grove postofiice, Ohio county, con.
tanning l47 acres and 80 perches; s., 800.
Deed Of partition made Sep. Il, 1876,
by james w. Davis and wife to Cephas
@. Davis, for the south half Containing
tseventy.tiye acres) Of the tract Of land OF
which Cephas Davis, SEN, was seized and
possessed at the time ofhis death, and
which was conveyed by Bazel Smith TO
Albimus Davis by deed dated April Z,
Deed In partition made September u,
1875, by Alfred Caldwell, special commits
sioner, TO James W. Davis, for the north
half Containing seyenty-iye acresl Of
tile tract Of land of which Cephas Davis,
sen., was seized and possessed atthe time
OF his death, and which tract was con.
veyed by Bazel Smith TO Albimus Smith,
BY deed dated April7, 1906. ;.,,l
go A&-S41s tE.t5
l. New TIME TADLE.-The following
changes have recently taken place in the
b. & o. timetable (Wheeling tme):., 9d
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lsWoRru It's weight in goldI' was the
verdict oil q gentleman who was instantly
relieved Of a cramp. collie by one dose Of
McLains Essence 81 Jamaica Ginger.
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For SALE o- a0
Valuable Wharf Property,
DOR SALE

Situated in the City OF Baltimore, on
tide water, adjpuning Consolidated Oil
Company's and Fauchers Oil .Wharrs.
Suitable for Coal Oil Refining, Shipping,
or other purposes. Adapted to vessels Of
heaviests daught. Railroad tracks commu'
nicating with PROPERTY. +. - y =
Address
JOSHUA HoRNER, JR., & CO.,
auS 81 Gay 81, baltimore, Md.
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The Belmont mill will shnt down to.
morrow. So We are informed by work
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D1pN'r oo no rnA CENrENN1AL.-There

DrDs'r GO TO THH There
Is man in this city who did not 60 TO
the Centennial, and who was within two
hours walk Of 1t. The circumstances OIL
the case are as follows: A certain milk
man Of Ohio county lost a horse,
which he had reason 10 believe
had been stolen. He found traces
OF the animal at Cumberland and fol-
loved on. From Cumberland he went
to near West Philadelphia, but without
finding either horse or thiei. Although
within only two hours walk Of the Centen-
NAL Grounds, our friend the milk.
man turned right about aud came home.
This man ought to be taken out and ex.
hibited "a a caricture during the present
campaign.
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THE place to get the cheapest Shoes i
At ? 'tt5Fs 80 + L. v. BLoND's.
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LAprEs' fine kid side lace shoes iol
L. V. BIosp's, 11S5 Main street.
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PoIrTodRApHs.-schur1 sprechened ale
peutsch in Bellaire next Tuesday night
A candidate for o Township office enter
ed q, Market street saloon, and inylnng 2
tormer acquaintanoe, whom he had not
seen for some time, 10 take . drink, the
latter responded BY remarking that he
Greatly vss not voter In his district"
The political pot Is beginning 10 boil
pretty lively in Ohio county.
The pole-raising excitement Is dying
out. ,Lt'a =,
Il ID said that Senator Thurman will
speak in this city on the 9Th Of October.
On train No. 8 that leaves Wheeling
ut 1925 A. NJ, q vote was taken none but
men having vote were counted), and
resulted: Hayes, 143; Tilden, 50; Coop
or, a; ao;,f -.
a new marching company has been or
gahized by the Hayes and Wheeler
Guards Of the Fifth and Sixth Wards.
The officers are al follows: Captain, w.
Newt. Linch; First Lieutenant, g. G..
Murdoch; Second Lieutenant, Thomas
Bennett; Third Lieutenant, VIM. Kemp.
Walker Peterson and Will. Phillips, as.
sisted by corps Of workmen, are making
alot Of transparencies for the use Of the
Vfhs Hayes and Wheeler clubs -oi
Wheeling have an aggregate membership
OF nearly 1900, and are daily increasing.
Alasl The "Tildeh and Hendricks
Club OF the First Ward' has already gone
where all Democratic clubs will go in
November next. II is no more, and an
anxious landlord Is searching for q re-
sponsible Democrat to pay arrearaseS In
rent.
\ Mr.. T. J. Hugus resigned his Office as
President OF the Clay District Hayes and
Wheeler Guards Last night, and Mr.. VIM
Phillips was elected to fill the vacancy
The following are the committees OF the
club:
,Rreeu,ipeS Cbmmi!te-Wm.. d. Phillips,
John 7. .cosl, Samuel B. Mccullough
]. E. B. Mcdonald, Walter Buckley.
Finance tCommittes-W. P. Holiday,
John Archibald, ]. Milton Ray, Archie
Paxton, VIM. Wollenweber.
The meeting was large and enthusias
tic. The club will meet again on satur'
day evening. ,,g dr. f.
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Fashion allows evsryYiwoman, blonde
or brunette, TO wear cardinal red.
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POLICE CouRT-JMgs Caldrell.
There were two cases before His Honor
yesterday morning: -,
james johnson was drunk, "as usual"
and was sent upfor thirty days '!'s
VIM. Young paid fine Of S. and costs
for disorderIy conduct.
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TIMES appear to be steadily getting
better.
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Arc the most
cGectiyc' and
congcnial pur-
gativc cverd dis
covered. They
arc mild, but
fc ctual in
their OPP era
tfon, moving
the Bowels
surely and
without pain.
Although gen.
tic IL their op-
Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

A NEW boat club has been organized in
South Wheeling, and christened the
"John W. Schultz" club, in honor Of
Kaiser William Schultz.
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The farmers say that this sort Of
weather is hard on the grapes and corn.
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FoR bargains attend now the forced sale
OF dry goods andcarpets Of
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For oil tho purposes Of Family Physie
indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headaeho, Erysipelas, Rheuma-
tiRm, EruptibnB and Skin Diseases,
Biliousness, : Dropsy, Tlmors,
Worms, Neuralgia; as q DIM
nor Pill. for purifYing tho Blood,
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FOR SALE.

Within two miles Of the city Of Wheeling, and ons
mile Wrst Of BRIDGEPORT on the National Road with
about w acres Of Land attached, chiefly In yrass,
With good Orchard Of selected Fruit. The House
/, lraIne building, containing rooms, with Out
buildings and u goOd Stable. This property y now
occupied by Capt. VIM Clark. and belongs to tha
hcirs Of A6rAm Lash, decd, Persons can examine
the premises At any umc.
The above DESCRIBED property VIII 10 offered o.
Public sale, on SATURDAY October TN, 1870, al
O'clock r. NJ, on the premises.
TKRxs OF SALE-01e-thirl In hand; one-thiri
In one year, and one third In two year, with pei
cent Interest The deferred payments 10 DO secured
By mortgage on tho pFtmifes.
Possession d the property will 30 given on date
Of drst payment.
kcf WIN. ALEXANDER
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NIVInOnEc LEGALLY obtained for citixanI Of
UlvUnOEo any State, without publicity o.
chanre Of residence, on atBdlyt testimony for IN
compGtabIilty, 6SpGItion, etc, Advice tfee. REED
d Cd, American Law Agency, Pixies 0perA Hous0,
Cincinnati, o. se2-e0d
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A BIO rush for those ladies' hhe kid
side lace shoes, at ~, BONDS.
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DEarnlo or I I1xaTi6 Michael Len,
Afghan, q lupalic, died. at his home 10 the
Filth Ward yesterday morning L3nag
han vas sent, % Jail by Justice Hammer
about ten days since, for medical exami,
natipb.t Dhfing characterization ID jail
the unfortunate man failed rapidly, and
on "Wednesday plevehing last Deputy
Sheriff Kennedy, seeing that he had not
long TO live, sent him home. Lenaghan
waS a mArriedman, about forty.five years
Of age. lIt-it1 MTniAIiI -
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THE Belleylew Conierencelot the NJ. P.
Church will meet at Fairmont next year.
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ENVELOPE
,A,,,goed assortment for sale cheap at the
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AwAooN belonging to the firm OF List,
Davenport 4 Parks broke down on Mar
ket street, neat 10th, yesterday afternoon.
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DAVIS, The bill poster, yesterday put
some fine paper up for Scion shingle
Ovens IL s1'i
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The leaves are already beginning to
fall from the trees, showing that summer
has about exhausted its resources. '.'''''
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DANK AND INSURANCE STOCK FOR SALE
ID lis shares 10 German Bank.
IS shares In German Insurance Company.
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TAI German Singing Society had a
pleasant social at their hall, corner Of
Market and 14thsstreets, last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-27
THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM.
How 70 Increase cur Supply Of Gold with
out Borrowing-tiov. Hendricks's Plan.

How 70 Increase our supply Of Gold with
out Borrowing-tov. Hendricks's Plan.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.-Ex-Gov. Thomas
A. Hendricks OF Indiana delivered the address
to-day before the Southern Industrial Exposi-
ton. With respect 10 the financial problem he
said;
our present financial condition question can be
amount ana sources OF our exports Our public debS
%, ese9 Iarse snd inprovdenty converted into
securities held abroad, exhaustive witndraws
consumers Of foreign eooas an 4 10 meet our osiign
lions Ano az the same tine increase our supply q gold
sources are We to look for the Increased supply
81 me SsrSSl.s5 D5os1s,' Of As NORTH ars
eneot o, sSrPa' oS @Ss ges DEPEND upon the
crops are aDundint Ne cannot rxne.t 40
mase a. large sales as when their crops are short, o.
thru umes more IN 1874 1870 But ia 1873 he
income that 10 90 nuctuati cannot be- renc
upon 60 M. nain balance IN orr i.vor or TO Increase
sT%s.s a. cSTsS specially no, merely IN
reliable demand Cotton ami TOO ssco meet he Two
Ie91T msn,. Vhey are not proanoed IN Europe, and
A@ecSn cotton srsaiy iHeres.eS sasat .ns.
World 0q IN The the arRs ars .d6 on '1 e
the Eproeean supply Which, are erawn
Rsy 5SP 81 cotton and and i sSss U
we r Hoa Tor 81 M, ana hsvre add 20 our
and every pound o. rice and sugar and every gallon OF
Us from Importing 90 much, and thus retains gold
IL s the esouSS,Iy: Now opposition "a particularly
Staples COTTON rice, sugar and tobacco. IL eonten-
ptes improved imp ements the adoption OF the Oest
means strengthen and mulae your lands the es-
h0llshment OF harmony between capit and laOOr and
me bringing OF alarger area under the plough. Its
surely not 40 urd TO think that You may In
crease ssv the production OF your Staples BY say
w MY per cent. II 80, and II you thus All.
Iuslly add rfiy million dollars TO our supp OF
Served re- Ucs our naIoi a. espendare. forty
or MY millions more. Our financial questions will
solved Gold and liver will accumulate, the dineren
In commercial value between tem Nnd paper cur.
Iency VII rapidly decrease, and with stable currency
oomneres, conn ence 9nd confidence IN useful enter
prses VIII De restored It Ia our duty our safety
10 give proper herd 10 he opinons OF men Of expert
enge IN financial ana commercial matters, but tho
Widest theonst won hardly ask base hopes
OF return 70 specie pay nents on complicated and
ingenious plan OF borrowing gold. That won be
.ure TO disappoint u.s. ana would very probab bly, lead
INTO sun more serious perplexties | can not avoid
the conviction that permanent Improvement IN our
nnenclal condition require q closer nomy, espe-
SiaS ~ pnolG eIpendtures, and an increase Of our
NaluApe exports anu your relation to this subject
o, the ngnest importance because Of the great value
o. YOUR staples and the constant demand for them In
the markets Of the word. FMS do believe IL coming
pie Of the North. - - -