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New York.

NEw YORK, April 20.-Cotton-Quiet
at IS kal3 7.l6c. Flour-Moderate export
and home trade demand; No. 2and 8 super.
fine western and State 81 90a4 so; common
to good 81 90a5 IS; good to choice IS 80
as 70; white wheat extra s. T5a7 70; extra
Ohio 81 9oa7 90; ST. Louis IS 75a9 90.
Wheat-Steady; rcjectsd-spring 81 10; IN.
graded 81 12al 20; No. Milwaukee 81 264t;
No. 8 81 I5al IS; No. Minnesota spring
in store 81 3si No. nominalIy 81 lSal 10.
Rye-Western s6asSc. Bar.ey-Firm; No.
. Canada delivered 97IEc. Mals-Quiet.
COrn-Heavy; mixed no grade 6oc; mixed
graded 549<c. Oats J. Lower; western mixed
and state 4Ic. Hay-Uuehanged. Hops
Outlet. COfee-Firm; jobbiug at l5Aa
l9Nc. Sugar-Steady. Molasses and Rice
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Held
at 81 IL at the close.
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Is the United States the average ex-
rotation Of life for all persons under 20
80 years; for those between 20 and 25,
70. In other words all classes live so
PET cent longer under the modern civiIi-
aaon OF England and the United States
than the most favored brain-wOrking
sll'se, lived under the Roman civiliEa-
aou. 10 all nations the higher classes live
'onge' than the humble.
Increase Of longevity is shown by COM
pa'son, not only Of ancient and modern
lines, but also Of the earlier with the
Nsr stages Of our modern civilization.
thus in Geneva, where vital statistics
ave been carefully kept for nearly four
'ssatafies, the expectation Of life in the
.9la century was 2l.2l years. In the 18th
S,sata'y, 2G,67 years. In the 18th century,
So2 years. From 1914 to 1888, 40.6S
yfln' This comparison showsan increase
Almost one hundred per cent in three
SaIaFies. Astae civilization Of Europe
~ America has been mainly developed
s.t!og the past three centuries, the COM
'Ieou Is fair one.-EtekGasG.
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Wonen,s Chances.

From the Springfield Republican.
The $50 churches of Brooklyn are eS-
dmated to have paid last year $4,000
ior music. This year there has to be a
,etrenchment in most Of the churches.
The church Of the pilgrims, which has
paid $4,000, will no longer sustain equal
spread. Plymouth church will not cut
down its appropriation of $1,000; DR..
Buddington's church also will not re-
trench, although it pays the highest
prices in the city-s2,OOO for baritone,
$1,000 tor soprano, and sl,lOo for au
organist. At st. Johns Episcopal the
conralto and tenor have received 500
and 5000, but will now be reduced. Many
Of the churches have abolished their
choirs entirely. The market for singers
IL heavily oyer-stocked, especially by
women. Women naturally turn to the
Inc arts for livelihood, il they are able
10 master one Of them, and it Is apparent
that in all the conventional fields OF
rtlhetic and professional employment
the supply far exceeds the demand.
The rush Of women to the cities has
been nearly equal to that Of men. Girls
have abandoned the farms and villages to
come down country" and try their for.
tunes in the larger towns and cities,-as
,chool teachers, singers, painters, photo
graphers, shop-keepers, and operatives
ia manufacturing. The tide Is now stop
ped per force, and It is well il country
sirl. realize this fact in season. Wherev-
er their home Is, whether on a farm or
10 other phases OF rural life, there Is gen.
orally room for them, If not actual need,
TO stay in their wanted places. The wa
&c, may be small, and the way oflife hum
bic, but nevertheless it is home to them
iud an assured social position. They
have friends aud neighbours with whom
mutual respect has grown up through
their lives. This Is treasure TO any girl
and one which she must sacrifice in re-
moving to new community. She hnds
aerseltiu her new place a nobody among
ltraugers, and the object Of interest only
1fthoss whose attentions she should not
le,ire. Tho SCHOOL mistress" ofthe coun-
Nv district Is a mistress, indeed, not only
ii her pupils but Of the regards OF the
best people in the neighborhOod. Coming
10 the city, she becomes one teacher
luung many, with about as much social
position as the policeman or other city
Woaen's employments are capable Of
ennsiIsr,bIe eytension. both in city and
country, but invention and departure in
this line are slow. The old standards oil
disseminating and millinery probably
pay a. we'll and steadily rs anything, and
ire not nearly so speculative as those
TEXTURES in the fine art direction, where
the investment OF time and tuition money
. heavy and the returns very problemat'
ical, Ia short, women like men, must
moderate their ambitions and their de-
aalds, In general, retrenchment tallt
l. heavily on the weaker sex as on the
stronger, and Is borne as bravely.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 9o.-Clover Seed
-l6alsc. Petroleum Quiet; crude lie;
refined l4hc. FIour-Quiet; extra 81 25A
4 62I<; Minnesota family s. 75a6 6U. Whea;
Held frmer; Pennsylvania red 81 50,
amber 81 5lal So; white 81 55. Rye-s2c.
COrn-steady; yellow 69a70c; mixed ga
CSC; white &c. Uats-Hsld sitter white
46a5l I<c; mixed 4Ic. Buttsr-Quiet; New
York and Bradford county extra Ale; frsts
Sass; seconds 2ga3Uc. Cheese - Firm
New York 19IaI4e. EggS-Quiet; western
lsaoOc. Whisky-WesternS 81 L..
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RAILROAD BoNDs-strone.
T, STATE SRCuRITIRS-Oniet.


STocKs-TheIe was considerable depres-
sion at the Stock Exchange early In the
day In consequence Of u break In two
prominent Investment shares, Delaware,
lackaWAna & Western and New Jersey
Central. The belief Is generally expressed
that the coal combination IL about to be
dissolved, owing to n decline Of business
and the unpromising prospect Of the sum-
mer's work. Prominent holders Of Michi-
gan Central are knoTnto be largely inter.
ested in the coal roads and 1t Is supposed
they were selling these stocks, To-day
Delaware, LaekaWana 4 Western which
closed yesterday at us fell OF TO 100, rrgu.
lar, and l0s seller 90. n. j. Central sold as
low rs 96k, against 100 yesterday; the form
er afterHards recovered to Ill and reacted
to ITO, and the latter rallied to 9sH. Chi.
cago L Alton sold ct 100 for common and
l07h for preferred, decline Of two per
cent in both cases, supposed 70 be on &c.
count Of the aoois in the West. Michigan
Central declined from SIX to 50fS; Lake
Shore from 65k 70 541I, aud =. c. Z. & l..
from Six to 80. The market closed heavy,
with prices In most instances at the lowest
OF the day. The transactions were 1890
shares, Of which 500 were Pacific Mail,
81, 900 Western Union, {. 900 Northwestern,
1000 st. Paul, 1900 Erie, 5000 Lake
Shore, s COO New Jersey Central, 400 Del.
aware, Lackawanna & Western, and Il, 900
Nlchigau Central,
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EAST LIBERTY, April 2O.-CATTLE-No
arrivals; no cattle; NO buyers; no demand
NO market; no quotations.
HOGs-Reeeipu to-day 935 head, and for
three days $40 head; Workers 81 SOFAS To-
Philadelphias s. 25as 80.
SnREP-Receipts to-day 1,J0O head, and
for three days 1850; clipped, 90 to 100 lbs,
SIS OOa5 rs; clipped, 20 to so lbs, s. I5ai %,
wool, 80 to lOOi6s., s. T5a6 49, wool, 20 to 81
lhs Il 75a5 %,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, April 2O.- Flour = Dull.
Wheat-Dull, weak and lower; No. white
Wabash 81 IS; No. white Michigan 81 .s}S;
No. . do 81 is; amber Michigan spot and
seller April at 81 IS; seller Nays Is u; sci,
Ter June 81 265{; No. ) red 81 Is. Corn
Steady; high mixed 5+ci seller April Sac;
seller May $50; low mixed quiet at 53I4c;
Kansas SIC; damaged ACE. Oats-Dull and
a shade lower; No, 2 seller June Ilc; Mich
Turln lfn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21

Nav York, April Gothic package
trade in dOmcStics and prints moderate,
but WOODEN goods continue quiet. Foreign
goods dull. Fine bleaGhed shirtings active
and tirm. Cheviou in better demand,
Gamers prints reduced &c. Cotton dress
goods dull and weak. WOrSted dress fan
cies in steady demand. Shuwls dull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21
Pras HSs4S-ros cssI
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
Prio., npe..y-tS, CniL
SrSErY.SNrH EDITION.

Containing complete List Of al tho towns In thu
United States the Territories and the Dominion o.
Canada, having population greater than 5000 40
eording TO the last eenspa tng9ther With the name-
d the uewBpapers having the largest local drrulA-
don In each Of tho places named. Also, catalogue
Of neESpapen which are recommended TO Adver'
dOen As giving greatest value u pr1pornon prlee.
and Canada printing over 5000 coplsa eaeh issue;
NJ an the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Educa'
tional. Commercial, Insurance, ktal Estate Law
iournals: very complete lists, Together with 4
eompiets LIST Of over 500 German papefs printed 10
he United states, Also, an ealy upon AdVerts-
Ing; many tables Of rates showing the cost o. adj
TeftiSIng IN various 1eHErapen, and eveIythinF
which beginner In advertising would Ike TO Know
~ GEO. P. POWELL d Co,
ri Il Park Row, New York
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GATE weather is coming along-moon-
light nights, balmy air and all that sort
Of thing. He and she will hang on the
gate for hours and-Heigho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21

NEw ORLEANS, April 20.-SugaF-
Stronger; fair to fully fair I7sasc; strictly
prime 8 ,,c; yellow clarified 9lIR9Sc; white
Clarified gXaI0Iic. NolASSes-Demaud
good; prime feruienting 4Sa45c; prime to
Strictly primo IebOIlGd 46a50c.
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CrxcrSXAr1, April 20.-Cotton-Quiet
and firm at l9IGc. Flour-Nominally nm
changed. Wheat-steady at 81 2oal 50.
Corn-Dull at 6sa6sLSc. 0ats-Steady At
4la43c. Rye-Quiet at 75a77e. Barley
Firm with q fair demand. Pork-Duli ai
So IS. Lard-Quiet; steam l3ke; kettle
I35<al4. Bulk Meats-Quiet at S11all y
IKE Bacon = Firm at 9Aal21Sal3kc.
Whisky-strady with a moderate demand
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, April 20.-PstrOlsum-=
ouiet and weak; crude 50 0e l1a3 o. at Par
hers refined dull at l4al4ie, Philadel'
nhia delivery. 49,. -
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WHICH SHALL TAKE3

This Is ott-n serious question With an
invalid. He finds the market dooded with
proprietary medicines, scores OF which are
recommended as certain cures for his pc
culiar ailment, He reads the papers, eircu-
lars, and almanAcs, and finds each sustain
ed by plausible arguments setting forth It's
virtue and specific action. The recommend.
atoms are Us strong for one rs for another
The cures claimed 70 have been wrought by
one are as wonderful as those claimed TO
have been wrought by another. In his per.
plexity and doubt, the suHer, issometimes
led 10 reject ali. But Il should be borne in
mind that this condition Of thingS Is one
that cannot be remedied. In u land where
ull are free, the gOod-the truly valuable
must come in competition With the vile and
worthless, and must be brought Into public
notice by the same instrumtntaliIy, which
Is adpeTtiSiRg. In such case, perhaps the
only absolute proof that q remedy Is what
1t claims to be, Is to tryit. The "testot the
pudding is in the eating Of it" Prove all
things, hold fast that which is good, Is the
apostolic injunction. There may, however,
be stronger presumptfve evidence In favor
OF one remedy than there Is in favor OF an
other, and this should be allowed It's due
weight. A due regard for this may save
vast amount OF experimenting and useless
outlay Of money. As presumphYe evidence
in favor Of DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines
the Proprietor desires to say that they are
prepared by q new aud scientific process by
which the virtues Of the crude plants and
roots are extracted without the use OF par
ticle OF alcohol. Not particle:of this de.
stroyer Of our race enters into the cOmpoS'
Ition OF either his Golden Medical Discoy.
cry or FayOrite Prescription. This cnnsid'
Grafton alone ought certainly to rank them
above the vile compounds saturated with
alcohol, Jamaica rum, sour beer, or vinegar,
which are everywhere offered for sale.
Again, they are Of uniform strength, and
their virtues can never be impaired BY age:
They are also made from fresh herbs and
roots, gathered In their appropriate season,
when they are flushed with medical proper.
ties. In support Of these claims the following
NEWARK, MI.
PIERCE, NJ. D.-Dear Sir:-T have
sold a great deal Of your excellent remedies,
and prefer 70 sell them before others, be-
cause they give good sstistaetion 70 those
who use them. hear sach remarks "Sages
Remedy completely cured me; IL Is q SPLEEN
did thing" or, "Pierce's Discovery Is Just
what I wanted; feel better than l ever
did" One Of our celebrated singers uses Il
for strengthening her yoice, and says "there
| Is nothing equals 1t" and 50 I might give
SCORES OF remarks about your preparations.
A colored woman was ukingyour Discovery,
and after taking three bottles was com.
pletely cured. She, being In the store; said
IA me: az don't want no doctors round me
a long As / can get the Discovery; Il beats
III yo1r doctors,0 And 90 might 90 on.
I am, most respectfully your,
ATHA B, Crooks.
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HE NTELLIGENCER MoRNINGAPRIh 1919
'FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPR.
New York Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, April 2O.-NoSRY- Closed
at 3a4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4ISa6 per cent. Custom receipts s346, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer diSbursed $4,000.
Clearings, 10000, 600. Shipments OF specie
to-day $4,000. Sterling quiet at Asa
4S9H.
GoLD-0pened ut 49, and closed at IFS.
Carrying rates las per cent. Loans were
alSo male Dat.
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ut o, SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.
IN TN hand and arriving, a full stock Of prime
10 choice Loud N Sugar and AollHes, which aru
offered 70 the trade low. II REILLY.
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Il IS BALI Bbhls. Iarxa No. Mseksrel.
100 DO Larg0 40. 2 Mtekerel.
200 do Fat %. MAekeIel and large,
20 Barrels Labrador Herring.
% Halls Labrador Herring.
90 do Lake Herring.
80 do whitenAh.
10 Boxes Geonse's Goldfish.
" Boxes BoneIess Goldfish.
Nos / and 2 Mack rel In Kits.
In store and for Hle low by 81. REILLY.
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nANrINa. pAPERINe AND signs.

lam now prepared, With a1t-elaIi yugkmsn, 70
DO an branches Of Painting Including na,a
~ Snd Film PIintinE a The Lowest polthle tate
All WOFk promptly SSrented Law orden ~ No.
Il sfTtesnih stfeet, q It Nc. loS Mlln ttrest
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Hoos-Dull; common to good 81 25a7 So
air to medium heavy s. 75as 10.
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TRANSPORTATION

Mo-. and run daily; No. . daily sxrepl Moo
day; EoA 7ahd daily txcspt sunday NJ q
81, ps At Ill stations between healing AID infOn;
CumbeElGrd. 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
TFIEGRAPUIC NOTES.

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 29.-The Republican State Con-
yentlop is called for March 23.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Feb. 29--Report is made that
Mil River Relief Fund received s'oOo IRON OIL persons
OF This, 1853 still remain on hand
JonNsTowN, n. Y, Feb. &C. +. Smith, who
was week OF the murder Of Edward York. Is
upI ergong examination for arson.
MONTREAL, Feb. 29--The Redpath Sugar Refinery
Company discharged all their hands, having been forced
TO suspend business The refinery employed 800 hands
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 29.-COl Forney Centennial
today party went down the river IN tugs TO meet and
welcome him.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. 29.-Ihe Georges fleet
to arrive Foryeight vessels arrived last
night and average 10000 pounds of Goldfish and LOCO
pounds Of hallbut each
OTTAWA, Feb. 29.-The committee on the financial si
this morning when letter Was READ Ii
Hon David Wells declaring that protection hau pro'ea
uro In the United states.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb 29-It has become M. known E %
bacco Bank forgery for sl5OOO last Ihursday
Brent disappeared on that day.
PoRr JERvIs, n. Y, Feb 29,-The recent SHOWS
have given the along the Delaware an opportunity
10 great the Mob but owing 70 the open
Wntsr there will lumber rated during the coming
season than for many years past
Pan ,DEIPmA Feb. 29.-The trial Of Mr.. New
conner clerk Bingham House charged with violating
The civil RghA bi took place to-day The prosecutor me
Rnv Mr. COOK Baptist Minister OF Alexandr va
The upon and sealed their verdoA when VIII %
received In court emorrow,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

soup made from dried peas 1t is, I believe, un-
known anywhere in the world out of London. You
might have seen il last night In the House of Com
mons in high perfection. 1t drove Mr.. Disraeli
home.
Mr. John Forster. it is now stated. has left his
library engravings, and pictures to the South Ken
srngton Museum, the bequest to take effect after
the death of his wife, The first report was that
they would go to Lord Lytton, VINO IS not, however
wholly unremembered. To him, to Mr.. Carlyle, and
Others there egaces, but of no great value ex-
cept as mementoes Of affection / don't quite see
what South KensingtOn do with the library,
nor does it seem desirable to establish even the nu-
ceus Of another important library three miles away
from the British Museum. Mr.. Dyces collection
of come 81 900 vOlumes-is, i think, the only one
they have in the South Kensington Museum, and L
have not heard that it has yet been made accessible
to the public. Nor can Mr.. Forster's be combined
with Mr.. Dyces for the latter must be kept separ-
ate. You may however, look at the books through
glass doors, and preface to catalogue OF them has
been published. The true principle for a great
capital is to have great library of reference, and
as many lending libraries different localities will
support. But neither Mr.. Dyce's nor Mr.. Forsters
books are likely to be lent out, nor were they col
lected with any such view. c. W, 8.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
AN ApROTT WHISKY swINDLE.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 29.--On Tuesday last the
Beardstown Qll) Distilling Company shipped 200
barrels of highwines to this city, consgnng the same to
their order George H. Blum. Secretary of the Company
drew two drafts for 81 90 each, attached them to the
pil OF ladng ndorsed TO Gregory stagg OF ST. Louis,
and placed the in bank at Beardsown for collection
On the arrival OF the hghwnes here r. c. sherber Vice
President of the Dsthng Company appeared also with
bill OF adug OF goods which he ndorscd took posses
sion and Immediately proceeded TO sell the highwnes He
DISPOSED 100 barrels at from l2 10 cents below the
market price, placed the remainder in the hands OF a
broker TO SELL and left the city with Sl050O This was
ON saturday last Monday the drafts came In due course
with bills of ading attached, when Gregory sagg re
fused To pay knowing the whisky had been sold An IN
ycstigaon followed and to-day Secretary Blum and j.
A. Arenz representing the Beardstown Bank, arrived
here and the above facts were ascertained They are
taking measures to the property II possible.
The broker whose bands the remaining so barrels or
spirits were left for sale received letter from Sherber
to-day instructing him 10 turn over the proceeds 10
Blum aud winding up with the words, Il am gone, IN
dicating that he has abscOnded.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

mttee, that he would like 10 have some expires
sion Of opinion from members or some direc-
tlon from Congress before beginning to re-
place the fractional currency with silver coins
"For" said he. 81" 1t fails, where will the lightning
strikei" The discussion this morning indicated that q
majority Of the Committee favors the proposition The
subject comes TO the members just they asked 10
pass special bill for 100000 to enable the Department
to the printing Of greenbacks and currency The
Committee is OF opinion that either one plan or
the other is unnecessary; thgt it Is absurd TO
appropriate money to print fractional currency,
and then have It redeemed with silver. The
subject considered at the meeting this evening"
but neither Mr. Brstow Treasurer New was present
expected Dr. Lnderman, Director OF the Mint, was
examined with reference TO the capacity OF the several
mints, whether they could coin fast enough to keep the
silver in circulation, &c. and also with reference to the
bullion production the present year. II seems to be the
sentiment of the Committee that IL will be useless to be-
gin the specie subst uton unless the Government carry
II out the full amount Of the fractional currency
about S5O,OO0,O00 Secretary Brisow will be present
tomorrow.
Some OF the members including the Chairman, argue
the question In this way According TO information be-
fore it cost 100000 year to keep the fractional
currency running, that is to say 1t yearly costs nearly
100000 to print, count, and redeem the fractional
currency II ia replaced by silver which is worth less
according TO the market reports, 1t will cost nothing for
silver is already hand and being coined. There are.
according reports abont ga 10000 in silver com In
the Treasury and Subtreasures. This is lying idle
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
THE FouRAND.A-HALF BOND BILL.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsuIsGToH, Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1876.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided upon the
following transfers Of internal superysors SUI
pcrysor Thomas j. Brady, In charge OF Kentucky,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana, with
headquarters at Louisville has been assigned to the dis
rct composed OF the states OF Indiana and Ohio with
hcadduarIers at Indianapolis supervisor Tuition, now
m charge Of Pennsylvania, NewJersey, Delaware, Mary
land, and the District Of Columbia, IL transferred To
Bradys district and supervisor Hunt ID transferred
from indianapolis Philadelphia In the place OF Iuton
Information has been received at the War Department
that Gen Crook has started with a force from Fort
Laramie and Gen. Custer with troops from Fort Lincoln
10 be Joined by detachment from Montana. TO operate
against sitting Bull the mouth OF Powder River In
the Yellowstone country sitting Bull has loo war
rors and defiance the treaty which requires his
people 20 remain their reservation. The number OF
United states troops in the expedition is about 1000
Gen Babc0ck delivered to tho Senate to-day the mes
sage the President being the first time he has per-
formed that service this session. After he delivered the
message, large number OF Senators went To hlln anu
congratulated min upon his recent acquittal.
For Regular Report Of Congregational Iroeeeding'" E0hm
1uge.l