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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-17
Mpprerse M.tS etro09aaiel.

9ie Gertnenbung bon Wfoorerbe ltno
Strobb1dlel aIs @tlftreutnittcl lit freilth
our6aus nt6tS Neue5, ionoern lit in
9entldlar0 an nerld1iebenen Grtem bereits
ieit Sabreu rebt fleiBig unS nit beltem
@rfolge gel6eben, bod Dir6 bic 8eoeMtling
bieler Otittet, namentltd Der Weoorerbe, fir
ben San0booen nod lange ni6t, AnD be-
lonbers hier3llal6e, in benz MaBe getuiirs
oi9t, tpte oieS 81 tplinihen pdre. 8et Der
g~eringert Sra9traft bes Sanbbpbens pile
grn Die geipobnti6en Streumittel ftets
nleDr oher ipelriger fnapp az iein, uua aq
itno oefl pie WfeorerAf nlla per @trolz
DGdleI lebr ant glabe. erffere, ipeiI fe alien
Nnforberungel. Die nlall al etn gutes
Streulnittel itelen fam, DollitGnoig ents
lpri6t, DOrnebmli6 aber, peil fie benz
arllteit Saitobooen bel lanaiGbriger See
nuBung eiue1t 9altS anberen GDarafter ner=
letDt ut1o pie @rtragsfaAigfeit heifelben
9af5 beoeliteno 81 erboben inn Stanbe lit,
lebterer aber, Der gtrebhddlel, neil
pNr9 Die 9eratbeituna pes @trobs gu 0Gdz
TEL ntdt nAr gar3 tpelentli6 al Streultrob
getpart miro, leNoern tpeil BET 9iiuaer inn
Mllgemeinen, beionoers aber, fir Sen 6ano=
booeu, etNel tpeit bDberen @ert6 erbGlt.
49, t4thN WV tttNt WHVk 3HSt HC!t IHuE
has @ute an p~ieoerbeleH. ipenH IS aud
aldt nel, tpenn IS lrr pabr lit, 10 mag In
plele1 9palten no6mals aRf bic groBen
8ertbeife beiaer 9treumittel, ipelde biele
bauptlGdli0 fir ben Sanbboben 6aben,
blt9etptelcn tper0et.
Der 8ooen mander unierer tpeItli6en
Siefebeilen .beitebt at eiuem le6r 9roBen
Sbelte aus leidtem itifitoff1 unb bumusz
arnem Sanbboben. Sebr bdufi8 aber be-
ft1oen lt0 BORT, 100 Saubboben lit, aud
ln1tern unerl60pflide bumusz uto fidz
1tottbaltige Auellen IN QSieien un6 Mooz
rem, un6 IS lie9t nnr an benz Sepobner
lol9er 0egenAen, ppm bielen pertbbolen
@aben ,aHr 8erbeiierung ieiner aserinecr
Belper ben ribtiaen @ebralA 81 me0en,
@ie er9iebtg fit bas @abstbNm oer
Selofrl6te perl6ieoene Moore iltD, has
tann man aus sen in peri6iebenen @eqenz
ben DeHtialaHbs. 3,9. in gdleSpiaz Sol
ltein. init ben graBten grfelgen aua9efibrs
ten 9anmfultHreH erlebeil: No aber fin
1elde Rerbefferullgen Die Sertli6feit pbe,
Der Moprbpben an ii@ ieiner 9roBen MaG6=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-17

tpilDer 9uit Die @rnle in Ser Suit umber.
Us tear ibm Elm @onuegefii0l, baB Nino
liuo 9te9en ibm Die belize 6aut fublten.
9Ser i6R 10 geicben bate, o6ne st ioiiiert,
tnte es nit i6nt itaho, bate tbh tur pabnz
iinnig balten milIen. @bcr Yeter Stortez
bed tpar nidt iuobuInlltg. @s ipdr ltur
Der 4drprDsmus elmer BRtb, Die cine
Qotuennatir Dorausl ebte, eiuen &raftpDrz
ratb. ipie er ieltcn lit. @S lag ctpa5 8erz
lerferbaftes in Dem iun9em 8%auerulpDne.
@r gtng Siuiiden Siuei 0itnen btnour6.
0d5 9Balfer Der 8u6t Sci9te 2itiet nie
eine 6odalpet2 SerMli6t. Der peiBe @ii0t
floB Sipilden bieien grau0ritnen 8crgeSs
bGuptern binab nie @tetider, ipern Iie
Durd cine @rbreDolution SN S6nlc 6eidiitz
telt tpiirben. Die f"initeren @olfe1 l6nllen
10 ttef barilber bin, DdB es ldtper mar 81
uHterl6eioen Stpilden ben b~era66Gngeuber
Serrilienen SeBen berielben ul0 Sen einpor=
gel6leuoerten Nanermollen. @5 mar bas
Sil0 zines Samples SiuiiGen 8riiOern,
3tptld)en Dem 9Sailer auf Der Grbe ltrto benz
gSallcr abet Der @rbe. 0fan0mal lab es
tdul6cno 10 aus, ais oh sornig bepegte
Ar1ne 9Safet 8rgcn ben 0irtuhel %iparTen,
ooer au6 ats oh 6a5 ralenoe Sheer bcnt
9intmel ms gtngeii3t lpiee, bnnoertf06,
tauienofah.
9eter Stprtebet bIifte mad Der @egen6,
no bic 8pote arf ben GtranO 0e3ooet all
ibren &etten r1tbten. Nenu Ii@ Die branz
benbcn Waiier baruntcr ihoben, bob E0
bas Dem Otcer ;ugetebrte 36eil Elm lpcuig,
I'm gleid barauf Dieoer su finfen. Sang
benttid lab CT Elm paar tpciBe M0iuen auf
ieincm Boote ltbel, uNo cS 0nllertc cine
9Seilc, bis lc aufflogeu, ultb bal1n funlelt
lie Opb ttinter ipieoer anf ibren SibpIaB
3uriid.
@r lieB li6 Sen @iu6 gcgen Bic 8rult
1anlen, ileem Ct Dor Ocn OilneH bin altt
Die 8oOte sa9ing; Ct bate DtiiDe, lid te1t
oIf ben 6uBen 81 Daitet, nro bog en0tt0
tpie0er ab in bie Oilnen, in Der 9ttdtung
mad Dem Matoe bin. Die cine Dime Sit
ieiHer 2infen ia6 numbering aus, lute cin
tabler S1dDel, auf Beldem cas- burre
Stranogras ais ipdrIi6tS 60ar f~latterte.
@r FAM in Die 9tGbc hS NjebGuoes, in
peld)cs emit bic i0lpar3 Raio}ta bel ibrer
Qntunft geratbel1 mar. IS 9e9orte ben
Sii6erH gelteitlaII, uno man belDaDrte
barin Sals, Sltnt @inialSen Der Slide,
uub @erGtbe auf, pelde bic rnmtttelbare
Nnsritltitng Der 8oote auSmudten. Der
Sturm r~iittelte an BEN SbHrelt, DAB Tie
fnarrten, Iuo pfiff IN bet l6maleH SEM
i~terlufen. 9ts Yeter Stprtebef oa5 Sc
bGuoe unlgangeu bate, itall0 CT Dor eilem
Wtenihen, tpeIaer Dffenbar bier, on Der gec
idiiBteiteA Steue, 0ie itiirmtl0e See be-
munoern tpolte. Sin Miantel billie Ieirer
&0rper elm, in Der ,6aHo belt CT einen &C.
i9loiicnen 9tegefi6irm.
[Sd1uB iol9t.!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-17
Mefatrebenz91td1t.

Der 8a6en, tpelber ft6 an heften fit
bic Weinreben> i9udt eigttet, lit ultbebtugt
Ser lid s%erleben6eS 6iefert6on; bod 6iirffe
audi Elm gutter 2ebulbooen, faas ct tpD6l
braintrt lit, genilgelt. Sober oa5u be-
ftirnmte 8ooen muB inter alien lln1itGn>
ben cuffs griinbli6ite norgeri6tet iperoen
ntb bterbet lolte mr. gut Derrptteter 0ilt>
ger benllbt tperben, falls man ni6t etnen
ii6 serieBenben Sort BADEN fantt, Der ems
6er befteu fruAtbar1ma6enbM Miittel lit
unb aQe anoere 9ungung entbebrli6
ma6t.
Die 3ur Nnpflansung .quserlelenen Gez
ben slollten quite einjQ6rige 9lbleger poer
SeBltnge iein. WfDgen iol6e irnmmer1il
MIR flein ausieben, lie iperoen bod Die be-
1ten &eben liefern.
Die 8earbettung betreffen6, 10 hdrf i'm
eriten Sabre fleiBiges 8egieBen nRo 9of>
fern be5 BobenS nt6t berlGumt tperbelt,
namentti6 BET trodenem 8etter. Sim et1s
maligeS fairies @teBelt tit beIier, ais meDre
mali9es 8elprengeu. nebrigens farm
man bur6 fleiBi9e 8enubnng Der @ade
piel 8egieBet er1pdren.
9ie Seblinge l6neibe maj Bis auf nur
2 9lllgen 5uriif, nDne Gidii6t qnf ibre
StGrfe unb lift Nlter. 9os Nushuben TIM
CONNER beite6t i'm 2(bSptfen bet i6tpqz
den urtb suridgebltebenen S90Blt11ge, I'M
Sen Sat- in sic 6aupttriebe 5lt brGngen,
Sun er5ten Spmmer lolte man muir eine
einsige .6auptrebe ipablen laHan, SIM
6erblt na6 Dem eriten 6raite lAneihe man
allen ySommertpu6S bis auf 2
Qugen bonn 8oben Surid. SIM
stpeiten Sabre bei6rGnte man ben
Saft auf 2 Jeben unb i6nei6e i'm stpeiter
,6erbite jebe berlelben auf 3 Qugen 5urild.
gBenr inn britten Sabre Sic Ge6e ein frGfz
tiges 8a6stb,m erLangt bat, bart man
bereits eirige Graltben reifen laliet; bod
lit es better, ale Srii6te abSunebmen, Do
immer oas @a6st6um BET YflanSe ourb
beren Geifen mebr ober milber 81 leioerl
hat. Sin gu i6pereS Grqeel Der nod jun
gen atebe i6madt oieielbe fir tAre gail5e
3ufunft. -.
Nadoem man ultn cine quite ur0 frdftige
Mllrsel ~erSielt bat, fa1tn man bic 9tebe nod
8elieben oil irgeno elmer Stelle noer IN lr1
.aen6 pel6er Sorm pa6ien laiien, tnobei
man nnr Die erforoerliben 3fpeige altbtH7
BET, ale iibrigen aber aurIf3mift. 9Gnu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-17
MEXICAN
Mustang Linimeni
f0r Memi1 atno SDier.

0teies Eminent bat gang natirIt6 Ietnen ~rlrIprune
in Nmerita, no bic Natur in iber g~Sertltdtte Iir Iol6t
eritaunlide Ottttel 9egen bic 6ranfbciten ibrer &tnOe,
lor9t. Setn Jtubm bat lid wdbreuo 81 Sabren innlei
mebr pcrbreitet, bis er Jest bic gauge bepobnte @rbe unIa
faft.
3aS Ntericon Wtuitang eminent lit elm uniibertreiiti.
Dies Detlmtttel ilr ale duBerIi9en llebel bel 0teni6 uni
Tieb.
Sir @teb3idter nub Sarmer lit eS uni6dk6ar.
Sine ein6tse Slalde rettet oft Elm Wtenldenleben oon
ltelt Die GerlUCnobarteit etncS au5ge5eIdneteu Gierees,
Sdleu, sub oher GduoieS wjeoer Der.
Us betlt sSnEidule, 6uis&ranf1eiten D!6oaop 9orno.
Ntaoeu, Orebmurm, G6ulteridnte, 3tGu6e, Uilt
lino Stt6e pom gtiti9eu 9teptilten inb SnIeften lnt
%lberbaupt ollie lOt6e pom @ieb5a6ten uno SBaIbIebeu
unScrtrennliben llebe(.
Us beilt iebe auBerltde SranfDett, bel 9ierben, nil
gabtbett, Sdromncn, Swinnp", gerrenfun9en, Steif'
belt, TluBaalle, ~0tiusbein &C.
Oas Wiericon Ytuitaug Eminent berpirft bic i6neas
item 0etlungen in Der gSclt bel l~lnfdIer, mie ie in ieoe.
6aInilte uorfomuter, III AuweiCnbeit zines Arstes, nj,
8ranopnnoen.8 erbribuusen Gerrentuneen. Sduitt.
number &C., ionic BET Ji6eumnttsmIs uno S~tetftgreii
in 6OI9e BON ans9eiebtieiu. Nomeutli3 bel &iubers
iebr nertDuoa.
Gs lit bus biIieite 6ei(nittel Ser I9e[t, benin es burbs
brtngt bic NtuSteln bis aui ben 6noden uno cine einr
mali9e arrpenoung 9enii9t 9ep06ulid CUR Seituns.
0iertcan 0trltan9 eminent ptro in Eloi6en por
breierlei Sr6Ben 9etaat, bic ~9r6Beren limb uer9altniB,
nidBi9 bic %biAi9itsn. neberan 81 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-17

srr 1~leberIabrt benuben.
Slit Oampfi6iIen bes Torbbeut1den Ytopo rpIr6en5is
Gnbe 1876 iiber $4,000 &erionen b%ei0rDert, q
&teSampler bieier @ompaauie:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-17
Weber Baltimore.

4feb1Swo fpf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-17
Bur Seadtuug fiir tleiBigc uuO frebiame

en- bibibepSfferten bitliAeu Gbeite pom Sonios limb
ouIIonqefeate unb be6aute GrunHtu6e SUI biaieeu 8reiien
All pert0u1er.
gusfriut. !Rurten uno Gei1reibum9en olrh
s. 81. =. Gberipopo, 81 SrOaDwap. Stem gort.
5upplSm0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-17
Mor0OeutfdIelt Qlou0.

NorOOentfdJen eloyo,
sur l~leberIobrt %benuben.
Slit 0ampfldifien bes TorbbeutTden 9top6 ~pur6en5is
Gnbe 1876 ilber $4,000 Geriouen %bei0rOert.
&ss9ampier bieier @Ompasnie:
@ronnI6mcio, 31OO itnSitjdb,
Wiirtbcr9, 300 SGdcr,
&cip5tg, $500 &oHmaIt,
ohio, $500 McNer,
Uetlin, $500 NuhIc,
Baltimore, $500 glnoreIen,
foBren regetmdBte oue IA Sage Smiiden Srcmcll NM
Baltimore nno nebmem @alagtere 5I biuigitcu
Staten an.
g9ir MAIDEN nod Defenders uuf fOIgcnbe fir beutI9.
Netlenoe beobadtungSuertbe SorSi9e auimerflan, ruelz
die Die 0teile nit unlern Gbifien bietet: Die 9OIia9iere
limb inter Seuti6en, fDnnen ii6 alo nit Seoerrnann
peritdnoi9en o9ne Dolmetlher ST. qebranhen. llmitBer
aus einem SbiiT in baS anOere, we BET inbirecten 3teiz
len Iinoet ui6t Itatt; bic 9aila9iere geben III &remoni oz
gletb an Soro b5 Oceanoampler5 nno p~erlafel oenleLz
ben erIt in Baltimore.
Der 2anOun9sptas Der 0umpfIdiife in SortimOreit
su9let9 Depot her Baltimore lno Ohio Giicnbahn>
melbe Gaiiagiere Don unb mad benz &eiten Su bili9cs
tctt Hreilen %beiDroert, aS irgeuO eiHe @iieubabn DON
Nep gort ooer Gbilabelpbia.
Sci 9nflntt Der OoInpii6ifTe pirb has Depot fir aI.
ni6t @nseIteQte eel6(ofen, 10 bab bic Gtnwanberer ni5t
Der @eiGbr ~auS9elebt iinO, pom S~etri9ern belbptnoett
Sn lperoen, waS III anoerI SaienpldgeT leioer 10 oft DC
Sal lit.
g8esen Sro6t unb EaTage TN bieTct In ieber Sini5s
empieblenSmertben S6iTfen penoe man it'd an bic GeMes
rol>9senteH.
81. s%dnbmadcr & Co.
go. 5 9ib Sap Str.. SaItimors, Deb.
ober an s.. GIauiIcnils go,
MasmahSonrT II Sseinemanh
&cupDIO draper,
TciientbaI d SpsmimSfi, 171-173 gSas
lbin9ton StraBe, &te Ste Nuenue.
S.W Gldcabnrg, 14 5titb Nue., @. SO.
Gde gSaibin9ton StraBe,
17in1SwbulO In @bteaeo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-17

Se6er Der 6as oltc Gotertanb beiu6en ooer Berlpdn6t;
lnb Srennoe pou europa fommer lafen mill, ioQte o.
prodtpoIen. neNeII, e~iierren S6rGubeu : Hoitoampis
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-04
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postage stamps taken) about the cost of
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-04
M SC LA u.s..

The modern baking powders, as a rule,
consist of ~tartaric acid and carbonate of So
da, which evolve the necessary gas, when in
contact with water, to make the bread light,
leaving behind a residue of tartrate of soda.
In practice, they are made by mixing to-
gether these two substances first thorough
ly dried and pounded) in nearly equal pro-
portion, and then diluting the mixture thus
made with any cheap material-such as
-four OF. ~rice--so as to add to the bulk, and
enable an apparently greater quantity of
baking powder to be sold for a given sum.
Many excellent food authorities have OBJ
jected to the use Of baking powders thus
made, on the ground that it behooves US to
be careful how we add to the already suf-
ficiently large amount Of mineral matter
which we naturally consume daily. We
should hesitate before we advised the whole
bread of a family to be thus prepared,
though for some of the minor articles of
food only occasionally used, they may do
little harm. Unfortunately, some of the
manufacturers of baking powders are guilty
of the addition of alum in considerable
quantities.-pr. HalbroQk.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-04
mo. 660.)
(NO. 580.)
A PPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. s. LANE. OFFICE,

~ A>A
Helena, Montana. January %, 1878.
Notice is hereby published that Joseph ID. Conrad,
William Angel, Samuel A. HanlY and Alison e.
IngePsoll, whose post office address is Canyon Fer
ry, Meagher county. Montana Territory, have this
day filed application for patent, under the mining
Cave gulch, unorganized. mining district. Meagher
county, Montana Territory designated as lots Nos.
43 and: Al, in townships 10 and IL north, range !
west of principal meridian, Montana Territory
which claim is not recorded, and described in the
official plat and field notes OH file in this office as
follows:
Beginning at a granite, stone, l5xl4xlo inches.
marked l NJ. c. 43, Al, from which the quarter sec
ton corner on the north boundary of section No. 2,
in township 10 nossh, range | west, bears e ID so
chains distant, and running thence N 26 deg Is min
Z 80 chains; tnense N A deg As min 4 8 chains;
thence n % deg 10 min Z Is chains; thence N 6 deg
40 min w 9.34 chains; thence n 81 deg 10 min w
thence s Il deg W 9 chains; thence S 26 deg 90
chains; thence s Al deg. w B.95 chains; thence S 81
deg 30 min w l6.4S chains; thence S ~ deg 10 min
w Is. 80 chains; thence S 70 deg V 3 chains; thence
N 26 deg As min Il al. 13 chains. ito the place of be-
ginning, en- bFacing twenty and thirty-one hum
dredths eco 3l-l0O acres, upon which a notice of
said application, together with a plat of the prem
sixth day of December, 1871. The adjoining
claimants to these preraises are, A. Spencer on the
south. W. Ha1tap, j. v. Stafford and others on the
weSt; placer claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
Observation-Disclosures. mine, or any portion thereof, are
duly filed with the Register of IL g, US Land Of
fee, at Helena, Montana Territor. within the sixty
days period of publication hereof, they will be for
ever barred by virtue of the provisions of the min
ing laws of Congress. j. III. MOE, Register.
: re MAEssHa .. s Dep Min. Surveyor,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-04
A REALLY INDELIBLE INK,

The ordinary so-called indelible inks are
prepared from salts Of silver, and the writ
ing done with them can be removed by
soaking the linen with, a solution of cyanide
Of potassium Exceedingly poisonous. it
should be remembered), or of hyposulphite
OF soda, or by moistening with a solution of
bichloride of copper, and,then washing with
aqua ammonia. A really indelible ink that
is one that cannot be removed by chemical
agents, says the Journal Of CHEMISTRY, may
be made from aniline dyes according to the
following recipe:
Dissolve 81 grs. OF bichloride of copper in
80 grs. Of distilled water, then add 10 grs. of
common salt and 81 grs. of aqua amonia. A
separate solution is made of 90 grs. OF n.y.
drochlorate of aniline in 20 grs. of distilled
water, which is then added to 20 grs. of a
solution OF. gum-arabic containing 2 parts of
water, l part of gum-arabic, and, lastly 10
grs. of glycerine.. Four parts of the aniline
solution thus prepared are mixed with part
OF the copper solution.
The fluid thus prepared, has a greenish
color, but becomes black In a few days af
ter: being used for marking, or. at once by
the application OLA hot iron, or on being
otherwise heated. A steel pen may ha used
for writing: with il. If the cloth, after being
marked, is put iAto tepid soap-suls,. the
writing acquires q fine blush tint.
The ink should be perfectly limpid, so. as
10 penetrate the fabric, and the solutions
should be mixed only when they are to, be
used.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-04
10 MINERS.
UHIICu oluI6S IHIIu OIICOt
Helena, Montana, March Z, 1878.

Helena, Montana, March Z, 1878.
Aaron Harter and David 7. Houston, whose
post-ofice address is Centreville, Meagher county,
as agricultural land, under the homestead laws,
the n W quarter OF S W quarter Of section 10, the &c
quarter OF section 8. and the S w quarter of S E
quarter, and lot No. 8 of section 4; the n W quarter
of N T. quarter, and the N Z quarter of W quarter
of section No. 8, in township No. 5 north, range
No. 2 east, WHICH land is suspended from entry. !,
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had
Mt this office on the 18th day of April, A. D.. 1878,
alto O'Clock a. M, to determine MS to the mineral
or,non-mineral character of said land, and testi-
mony to be used Gpon said hearing will be taken
before the Register and Receiver on the 18th day OF
there are no known miners, nor mining improve
mems upon said land. j. III. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-04
NOTICE 10 MINERS.
United States Land Office,

j United States Land Office,
Helena, Montana, March 8, 1878.
Stewart NJ Keaton, whose post office address
is Centreyille, Meagher county, Montana Territory,
tural land, under the homestead laws, the S w
quarter section No. %, in township No. 6 north,
range No 2 easa, which, land is suspended from
entry. :,
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had
at this Office on the 18th day of April A. d., 1878,
or non-mineral character of said land, and testi-
mony to be used upon said hearing will be taken be-
fore the Register and Receiver on the 18th day of
April, A. b. 1878, at 10 O'Clock a. M. 1t is alleged
there are no known miners, nor mining improve
ments, upon said land. j. II. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-04
C.. S. KELLY, D. d. S.
DENTTST,I

Broadway, Helena.
SPECIALITY: Correcting Irregularities of the Natu-
raj Teeth, restoring decayed parts with Porcelain
and Gold; making Artificial Teeth with continuous
Porcelain Gum. Ally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-19
New York.

NEW YORK, January 1s.-Cotton-Dull
at 1lhal1%c. Flour-Demand moderate
and prices In buyers favor; No. 2, 50 5Oa
S75, superfne western and State 81 26a
4 90, common to good 81 90a5 So, good TO
choice $5 40a6 90. white wheat extra SO %
a6 70, fancy 50 SOaS 25, extra Ohio S. lOa
7 50,St. Louis $5 l0aS %, Minnesota patent
process 81 4OaS rs. Wheat-Fairly active;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 30, inferior to common
red 81 %, ungraded 81 S5al 81, No. / Mil
waukee February 81 81. Rye-Dull; west.
ern 7ia7Skc. Barley-Dull and unchang.
ed. Malt-Uuchanged. Corn-Fairly &C.
tive; damaged western mixed 40a42c, steam
mixed 6ia55Hc, January 5i24a55c, No. .
January 60a6lc. 0ats-A shade firmeri
mixed western SSaSsc, white western S5a
Axe. Hops-Unehanged. COfee-Dulli
Rio cargoes l5aiShc, jobbing at l5al9 Nc
gold. sugar-Quiet but firm; fair to good
refining at 71<a7slc, prime at 7JSc, refined
strong at 9Ha9Ic. Molasses-Steady; New
Orleans 2Ia4Sc. Rice-Quiet but steady.
Whisky-Dull and nominal at 81 0Sal o5H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-19
A WhIskr Rnid IN Alnbama.

CAIRO, January 1s.-Deputy United
States Marshal Goodwin and Eve assis-
tants have just returned to Huntsville,
North Alabama, from revenue raid.
Three Of Baisden's we'll known despera.
does, who have been running distillery
in open defiance OF the law for two
years, were captured and their appara.
tus destroyed. In franklin county, ad.
joining, the officers destroyed distillery
owned by Green Holland and William
Staniield, Holland and FIVE other distillers
were captured. The same party destroyed
three large distilleries in Lawrence
county. They passed through Decatur
yesterday, en- route to Huntsville, car.
rying sixteen prisoners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-19
Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 1s.-FlOur II Dull;
holders anxious to realize; western extra
81 60a5 70, Minnesota extra 81 76a5 80, for
common TO good IS 75aG 80, for choice and
patents 80 50a9 90, winter extras IS 00a
90, superRne So 5Oa4 90. Wheat-Ac.
tive, firm, higher and unsettled; No. 2 Chi.
cago spring at 81 0SIf cash, sales at 81 OK
al OI February, closed ai,St 03Jkal OF Feb
ruary, 81 041sal DIX March, No, 5, 99c bid,
rejected SIC. Corn-Actiye, firm and
higher; 409Gc cash, 40kc bid January, 393lc
February, S9ASc March, rejected 3laS2c.
oats-Dull and prices shade lower at
2SNc bid cash, 2S11Sa234c January, 23Ac
February. Rye-Steady and in fair de.
mand at 5ic. Barley-Demand fair and
prices higher at 50Ika52c. Dressed Hogs
Active, firm and higher; good shipping
81 40ald5. Pork Unsettled, but generally
lower, active and irregular; $40 S0al0 IS
cash, $40 s71fal0 90 February; $ll 05
March; sales at $40 97 Kali 10 March. Lard
Irregular at 81 42IIia7 IS cash, 81 45 Feb
ruary, 81 50a7 521f March. Bulk Meats
Firmer, but not quotably higher at 4a5Ea
5Xc. Whisky-Dull and lower at 81 03.
At the close Wheat was fairly active
and shade higher; 81 OK February,
81 05 March. Corn fairly active and n
shade higherat 40Xc January, 40c Febru.
ary. Oats fairly active and shade higher.
advanced hc. Pork inactive and lower,
declined 2fc. Lard steady and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-19

Ex-secretary Bristow was banqueted
last night by the citizens Of Boston. He
a speech, in which he depre-
Gated the present financial discussion,
He laid down the proposition that stable
currency was essential to prosperity. The
baneful feature Of the times was the at
tempt o delude the people into belize
that there was an antagonism between the
older and wealthy States and the newer
Western and Southern States. He said
he who attempts to alieniate sections by
appealing to passion or by fallacious ar
guments on the currency question is the
enemy Of both sections.