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Sharp County record., 1878-11-21
VEGETINE
Jared BY h. R. Stevens, Boston, Mass
3getine Is Sold by All Druggists.
J DR.. JOHN BULLS
.lithS T I OliC Syrup
FOR THE CURE OF
:vER and ACUE
1r CHlLLS and FEVER.

proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
4 claims for it superiority over all rem
ever o6ered to the public for the SAFE,
AIN, sPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
40 and Fever, or Chills and Fever, wheth-
hort or long standing. He refers to the
Western and Southern country to bear
estlmony to the truth of the assertion
p no case whatever will it fail to cure if
rectlonsare strictly followed and carried
I'm great many cases single dose has
lufdcient for cure, and whole families
/ t'een cured by a single bottle, with per-
storation Of the general health. 1t is,
yer, prudent, andin every case more GER.
,cure, II its useis continued in smaller
'ior a week or two after the disease has
neeked, more especially in difficult and
1saading cases. Usually this medicine
,trequife any aid to keep the bowels in
rder. Should the patient, however, re.
sesthartic medicine, after having taken
W iour doses of the Tonic, single dose of
tEuETABLE FAMILY PILLS will
4 ticient. WA"
genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must
=, : 1oaN B0LLSprivate stamp on each
w. 5oHN BULL only has the right to
\ scsurs and sell the original JOHN J,
pn's Evh!C SYRUP, Of Louisville, XIV,
yne well the label on each bottle. If NV
y stsmp Is not on each bottle, do not
b so, Or you will be deceived.
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PARTICULARS regarding Electric Belts free.
Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Co. ,Cincin.,O
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Mr.. JAMES CoRRIE, Dentist, in Baltimore,
writes: 81 have used DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup,
personally and in my family, for two or three
years, and am prepared to say that there is
nothing to compare to it as remedy for
Coughs, Colds, etc.
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which added to the Sc, will make the
sum of 500, which might be termed
clear profit, for the hutter and milk used
in the family will repay for the trouble.
This is fair average estimate of COW
for year, and think the fowls are not
rated too high. Some breeders will do
better even than that, and others not so
well.
Perhaps the COW might yield larger
percentage if the milk be sold, and the
yield be forced by stimulating food, but
the chances even then are not more fa-
vorable. 1t is good cow that will
yield 10, or even 8, quarts per day, day
after day, for FIVE or even six months in
succession. At the least calculation, a
COW should yield milk for eight months
of the year, and for this period eight
quarts is the safer estimate. The COW
must be MIXED wet or dry, cold or hot,
at a certain time, and the milk removed
either to the dairy or to the cooler, and
thence to the factory or market. The
time may, in a measure, be chosen for
the gathering Of the eggs. The eggs
can wait few hours and not spoil if
the weather be unfavorable; so, also,
can the hens. Hens are valuable in
orchards, and can be allowed there
when it would not be prudent to admit
the COW for moment. On farm we
generally calculate to keep both, but the
smaller stock is apt to be neglected and
treated as nuisance, Country Gentle
man.
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WIG { T IN {
chills, Shakes,
FEVER AND AGU T.
TARBoRO, n. G., 1878.

siffl' "a very grateful for what your wsS 10
Sa Sasetine, has 90 re in my falniiSyc ,S wonIsrfl
ise ss.sntS by informing you OF lhe vltina mo T.
$ my . also 10 let you know that Ntge''iT Teri1
my ,elne Az ever saw for ChfIs, ShuSes SSSes b'ch
~ son was sick with measles ID lSl9 ,I
gle, ~ s iGpt disease. My son IlIeIeu irsat
pan, p, bnt cry. The doctors ana ny neIp ~ nond
nyts old NJ lift lis foot from the lGoI M
r IN nr,.et crutcheS. Irea your Tns
ose w,srile TourlerJOurn. l." that NegSo e %ot %So
!;,f pnrfpr and Blood hood Ittleu ,,itb UJ The
nien n,SddnnaIK Sdn gaining. He has taken 6ssaitb
1ne m and ne Is completely restored 10
~ s, ertrhps or cane. He IS twfhtS staiH is
\ munger son. fifteen years Oh az mo on bs
nA,n,f Whenever he feels on coming ~ ,a o,i 1t
70 S"s dose Of Yegetlne and that Is tlie I1S tSe
IN IN 'yereune leaves no bad erect mPo.d fT foT
tn' ,,,c st of the medicines com,
likg ksg%ns<fnliy % recommend {etine tor sucn G9in
Think il thp gelteSt medicine IN ~ me THyn TTll
Respectfully, Ml'0' o. We
xrrxF when the blood becomes lnelSSS Ut oiiS,,ae ae
~ ,t6cr from change Of weather or OF cillato
Az e,cjse irregular diet Orfr0m any oteL SaST
enrTiSF @ Viii renew the blood carry on bydIS tg Ru
.1,,s cleanse the stomach, regulate inc uo"oio
u,o,' ans,t tone Of yigOr TO the whole body
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treated as nuisance Country Gentle
man.
IMPROVE AND INCREASE THE STOCK
ON THE FARM.-The Importance of
breeding from improved stock is at last
beginning to be pretty thoroughly un.
derstood by Western farmers, or by the
more advanced thinkers among them.
1t is best always to use a thoroughbred
male; the females may be good, well
formed natives or grades, but the breed
er should make it a fundamental rule
never to be lost sight Of, to work stead
lily toward improvement on the mothers
side also. A three-quarter bred Short
horn or Hereford is much superior to
half blood of the same stock; and the
rule applied to every species of farm
stock produces similar beneficial re-
suits. Improved animals, if of the ap-
proved breeds of cattle, invariably make
a rapid ard larger growth, and of
quality for fatting and beef infinitely
superior to common stock. They sell
more readily, mature earlier and COM
mand higher prices, while the consump-
ton of feed is no larger, and the care of
stock costs nc more in time or money
than the same number of inferior ami
mails.
The shipment of cattle to Europe,
which is growing in Importance, de-
mands animals of the largest growth,
which mature early and make heavy
beef of fine quality. Such are the kinds
of cattle which are being sought for by
feeders, in the west, and are command
ing higher prices each succeeding year.
A half-blood calf presents a finer ap-
pearance than one of the common stock; ;
a three-fourths takes precedence of the
half-blood, while thoroughbred calf
is superior in nearly every instance to
either of the others.
The present is the most propitious
time for farmers to push the matter Of
creating herds of their own. Those who
are earliest in the field will have impOr-
tant advantages over others who defer
the work for future years. The ranges
are ample at present, but will be steadi-
ly contracted by the tide of settlers flow
ing into the State of Kansas and other
States west of the Missouri River, and
the accumulation of stock, as each sue.
ceeding year adds numbers to the
droves that are raised up to consume in
summer the rich prairie grass.
A very important part in this work,
if success is achieved in rearing valua-
BILE herds, is the preservation and care
of the best heifer calves. Every farm
er, no matter how small his means,
should make determined effort to save
the heifer calves, all of the best ones at
least. These will grow into value in
his hands and increase more rapidly
than the interest of the "blOated bond
holders" )" and if well matured plan is
pursued with judicious management,
every farmer in few years may become
the owner of valuable herd of very
high bred grades at an imperceptible
cost, and small outlay in cash.
1t will be a much more profitable dis
position of the superhuous milk OF the
cows to allow it to be taken by the
calves, than it's conversion into very
poor butter, which is the result of a
large per cent. of miscellaneous dairy
ing as practiced in q small way through
out the country. The labor and expense
of milking and manufacturing but
ter is quite considerable, even
with few COWS, while by
allowing the calves to have the milk,
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y. q JoEEN BULL
manufacturer and Vender Of
.i's TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSAPARILLA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
- Popular Remedies Of the Day.
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or 1, am perday at home. Samples worth 50
ID Lg HkU free Address STINS0N Co.. Portland.Me'
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cnT n ANY worker can make sl2 day at home CostS
lIljLU outfit free Address TRUE & CO., Augusta. Mo
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- - Hlaln ot., LOOlSvlLLE, KY.
'ss'1 Nn St agent In each county in the u 8 for
.1o,.N NOIED GUERRILLAS in VI
ast'9S' aHn u; Edwards, containing the iives
ounrer' - Pell, Ppual!Irell, Bill Anderson, the James
b GtiEr GiIrlB lBp4thers, and a score Of othes. S
irE6 Tbe TTbemdLLiAS MI inaS OF THE VEST
Ished y iGss Gsants interesting and exciting book
& 5oT circulars and SPECIAL Sr terms chance
Y &1'nND CO., Publishers, st. Lo1iis Mo
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Ihabit & Skin Hbiseasas
fai to WTite cTea Hr | Lowest Prices Do not
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2 oomooth n(, IN Faces and Bald Heads!

H. H. ,CosILIlO PREPARATION, the resuIt of /,
tons study. Sc have vet 10 learn Of oHS Vn o,
produce a sS, i1ousAhP treated where it failed to
weeks sV'. os ~ heavy' uxuti'nt beard, within 6to
@'Iyn Il guaranteed. Mailed free, pfiee ia csnt,
l---A mn NTHERsTINE & Co, Hrrklmsr X 'yi" y"
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IN Snowflake, ChrAmO. etc. Caris. name in
UU Gold and Jet, l0c. U. S. Card Co., NOrthford Conn.,
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WgAD 2-ton Hay Scales, $40; 4ton, $50.
wv Enp Circulars free. Chicago scale Co. Chicago,nl
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N1nn to $500 per month to agents canyasslnES E
NIlJU for Taylor's Copying House, Rochester N I.
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a 0nce. 8l9 Main St., LOUISVILLE. KY.
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or Fancy Cards, with name, l0a., plain or gold
EUAgent3 outfit 10c. 150 styles. Hull Co, ,HudsOnNY
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SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE.

paarticulars of Smithography. Agents Directory,
cOpy Apfs'Herad etc. free. L. LUm Smith, ,PhllaP&
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Raltlmore lyeNtoek Market.
B-AIrinoEl, Monday, January !, ISL.

BAIT1honn, Monday, January ItlbH.
l. BEEF CArrIR.-Them market has shown q
fair degree Of activity, sales not being very
brisk at any time. Prices were 1faI<c
higher than last week, all grades sharing
abont equally in the advance. The quality
was something better than last week, the
tops, being somewhat better and more nu-
merous. We quote ct s. 00a6 Is per 100
lbs,
MICH CowR.-Trade has been fair, sales
made at $30a56 per heat at retail.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged
as follows: Best Beeyesat s. 25a6 %; that
generally rated first quality o. SEAS 25;
medium or good fair quality s. 60,4 50; or.
binary thin steers, Oxen and Cows s. GOA
8 80; general average Of market this week
-; extreme range Of prices 50 00a6 %.
Most OF the sales were from $i20a5 90 per
100 Lbs, OF the receipts 705 head came
from Ohio, $50 from Virginia, 1893 from
West Virginia, 107 from Maryland, 90 from
North Carolina, 46 from Kentucky, 90 head
from Tennessee, and 90 from Pennsylvania
total receipts for the week 1890 head,
against 1908 head last week, aud 22l7 head
same time last year. OF the offerings Oil
head were taken by Baltimore butchers,
lou buiu W Whsninkton Wy beetoAat ASV w
York county (Pa-) dealers, and 2S7 head to
Eastern specu.ators-total sales for the
week 1884 head, against 967 last week, and
1S3ilhead same time last year.
SwNB-The market has been fairly sup.
piled this week, showing nearly double the
number Of last week. Trade has been
moderately sctive, and quotations fully
maintained. The quality OF the offerings
Is fully as good rs Il was last week. Atthe
close the market was firm at quota.
rions, 5Ka6kc, few sales being made ut the
f~rstfgure, most Of them being recorded at
6a6Nc per ID net. Receipts this week
1908 head, against 4,i87 last week, and
l0,Ss7 head same time last year.
SHBEP-There Is q marked increase in
the number OF the receipts over last week,
bat no special activity to notice In the
trade. There has been some little demand
on the part Of Philadelphia dealers, which
might be made u regular business II dro.
vers would pay more attention to the Sheep
trade OF this market than they have here
toiore done. We quote at 4a5Nc, q few
choice selling ut &c per Id gross Receipts
this week 3,9ss head, against SSs last week,
and 1858 head same time last year.
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NEW YORK, January e.-Cotton-Frm
at 1iHaliHc. Flour-very light trade;
No. 2, 50 75a4 90, super6ne western and
State 81 75a5 10, common to good IS 10a
s 49, good to choice IS 60a6 90, white
wheat extra So 05a6 rs, extra Chic IS %
az so, fancy 50 SOFAS %, st. Louis s. 25a
s %, Minnesota patent process 81 40a9 90.
Wheat-Demand moderate; No. 8 spring
81 25ai q, No. 2 Chicago In store St80lf,
No. / Milwaukee 81 So. Rye-Qulet; west.
ern ;2a75c. Barley-Doll. Malt-Dull
and nominal. Corn-Dull; damaged 6Sc,
ungraded new western mixed 6ia57e, steam
mixed 5sa59S. oats-Dull; western mixed
aud State S5a39Ifc, white western S6a4Sc.
Hay and Hops-Unchanged. Sugar-Quieti
fair to good refining 7xs7ASc, prime IKE,
refunded steady at 9Ha9Kc. Coffee and
Molasses-Quiet and unchanged. Rice
Steady aud unchanged. Whisky-Nomi-
nal nj 81 %.
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Trnda oi %Plttsburgh.

Pir1sBuRoH, Pa. January s.-Figur-
ing up the trade movement here for the
past year we find that, Notwithstanding
the depression that has weighed upon our
iron and coal interests ever since 1878,
accompanied by strikes, floods and riots,
the vitality Of these industries has caused
ma,erialincrease In their volume, The
receipts Of raw iron for use In the rolling.
mills here during 1873 foot up 10 the
liberal aggregate Of 4S2, III tons, Of which
l9O,ss5 tons were pig metal, 1855 tons
ore, and the balance scrap iron and
blooms. This represents an increase In
the volume OF operations Of l29 per cent
on the total Of 1876, and over 5 per cent
over 1875. 0nly two years in the history
Of the iron trade show q larger volume
Of operations, namely, 1873 and 1874:
On the other hand, the volume OF coal
shipments down the Ohio river Is the
largest ever made 10 a single year, reach:
log the immense aggregate OF 6B,sS6,ogV
hlshels-ll,S 800, 900 bushels more than 70
1876, aRd 100000 more than In 1870
which latter years shipments were the
largest heretofore known. Pittsburghers
rather feel rs though these statistics
should offset the effect Of the numerous
bankruptcies which form tho dark side oil
The business aspect
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Chicago.

cH1cAao, January s.-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat Unsettled but generally
at flower rates; No. Chicago spring 81 os
nary, 81 o7Hsi OK February, ST osXl
1 OS% March, No. 5, 81 COX, rejected SIC
oats-Quiet and steady at 24lSc cash and
February, rejected 22hc. Corn-Dull0 and
tending downward; 4ljSa42o cash, AKA
4lHc January, 4ia4lhc February, rejected
3t1fc.. Rye-Quieta at sec. Barley-Easier
57Hc. Pcrk-Dull, weak aud lover: sll II
all 12I<cash andJanuary, $l1 10 February
$il 27hall So March. Lard-Heavy q,
81 FIX cash and Jsnuary,S7 40a7 S2h Feb
ruary, 81 S7Ifa7 40 March. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-$l 05.
At the close Wheat was active but lowe
at 81 06Na1 081lc January, 81 07Nal OK
February. Corn unsettled and lower a
4tka41Hc January, 40Na4le February
Oats easier and not quotably lower. Lart
dull and prices a shade lower at 81 3Ht
4 80 February, 81 35a7 SIX March.
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CmoHsArr, January e.-Cotton-Qulet
at 10Xc. Flour-Easier; family s. goa
5 rs. wheat-Steady; red 81 25al %.
Corn--Fair demand at 40La42c. Oats
Dull OF 2sa3lc. Barley-Dull and nominal.
Rye-Dull at 62a6ic. Pork-Dull ct 81 80.
Lard-Dull and lower; steam 81 36a7 40,
cloeing at 81 50, kettle $7T6as Is: Bulk
MeaS-1nactiye and lower at 4a6Ha6&e.
Boxed Meats-Dull and unchanged. Bacon
Quiet at 6a7a7Ao. Green Meats-Heavyi
shoulders nominal at SIC, sides IS 25a
8 IS, latter salted IN cars, hams So 05a7 o.
for is to / 4pound average. Batter-Easier
but mot qlotably lower. Linseed OIL
Steady andi fair demand at soc. Whisky
Steady aud in fair demand at 81 0S.
HoGs-Dull, weak and lower; common
IS 40aS 70, light s. 75aS 95, packing IS 90a
4 o., butchers 81 05a4 10.
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Can n Man Choose His Place OF
Abode and Where lie shall Pay
His raxeA?

BosroS, January IA case Of great
interest 10 persons residing in the city
and making their home during the sum
mer at Nahant aud other summer resorts,
is now on trial before the Superior Court
at Salem. The arguments were finished
yesterday, and to-day the case goes to the
jury. This case involves the right OF
dOmicile, or the right Of n man 70 elect
his place Of abode and where he will psy
his taxes when residing in two or more
town.. 1t seems that Dir. Alanson
Tucker, a merchant Of Boston, who for
many years occupied a house on Beacon
street for q large part Of each year,
claims residence at Nahant, but paid his
taxes to the city Of Boston under protest,
Aud now sues TO recover the amount,
The suit Is looked upon by many mem.
bers OF the bar as 4 test case, and upon 1t
the actual or legal residence OF many 80.
jourrers at N4hant and other summer
Watering places hinges.
In opening, the counsel for the plaintiff
presented Mr.. fuckers tax bill for S746,
feCeipted November 9, 1875, and also the
following protest; "Both items OF this
bill are paid under protest. l not having
been, on May !, 1875, a resident Of the
city OF Boston,
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FORTY YEARs BEroRk THE PuBLIa
DIR. C. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR AZ cuRE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of g Diseased Liver.
DA1N in the right side, under the
edgeofthe ribs, increases onpres-
lure ; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarelyable to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general arc costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There is erallyaconsiderable loss
ofmemory,accompanied hapain-
fll sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some,
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene>
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon I'D fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
edy. Several OF the above syInp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few OF them ex,
listed, yet examination OF the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MeLANE's LIVER Pn1s,
IN CASES oFAeuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe most happyresults. No better
to, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to eiyc them A
..,.n,,
FAIR TRlAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
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STATE BONpS-UulI.
sTocKs-rhe market was weak in the
early dealings on the report that u mis-.
understanding regarding freight rates ex.
listed among the Trunk lines When this
report was emphatically denied u irmer
feeling set Ia and there wa n rise Of Hal9S
per cent. During the greater portion Of the
afternoon the market was dull and lower on
kilograms from Europe about an armistice
and rumors OF failures h,re. The latter
could not be verified, and the market at
close was steady. The decline from the
highest point OF the day was kalH per
cent, with the greatest decline in New York
Central, aud the recovery on late deals
ings was 1Sa% per cent. Lake Shore and
the Wisconsin shares were the best sus.
tanned stocks.
Transactions aggregated 11i,00o shares,
Of which 5000 were New York Central,
5000 Lake Shore, $4,000 Northwestern
common, 1000 pr. ferred, 1900 ct Paul
common, 5000 preferred, 1900 Lackwanna,
and 1000 Western Union.
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Petroleum Market.

on CRY, Pa, January s.-Petrolum.-
Market opened at 81 SIX for United,
dropped 70 81 Ss,I, and advanced 70
81 $9Sf, closing quiet at 81 SIX. The ship
ments yesterday aggregated 2l,l27 barrels.
PrrrsBuReH, January o.-Petroleum-
Crude market steady; about 81 at Par.
,kePs for immediate shipment; refined dull
i2al2Itc, Philadelphia delivery.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, January s.-wheat-Dull; am.
Der Michigan spot 81 rs; seller February
81 80, No. 2 red winter spot and seller Jan.
uary 81 ii, seller February 81 26K, NJ. s
red 81 0s, rejected Wabash 97c. Corn
Dali; No.2 spot 400, new spot and teller
January 4Se, rejected 4sc, new 4ohc. Oats
Dull and nominal: Hogs-A 20 for
heavy, $460 for mixed.
At The close Wheat was dull, weak and
q shade lower; amber Michigan spot and
seller January 81 271f, seller February
81 29A, No. 2 red winter 81 20. Corn
dull; No. Q seller January 4Sc, seller Feb.
raary 4asc. Clover Seed $475, prime
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NEW YoRK, January 9.-Busines light
with package houses Cotton goods steady
but quiet. Prints moving slowly. Staple
ginghams In fair demand. Black alpacas
more active. Cassimeres and wor.ted coat.
ings in general request. Fancy cotton
hosiery Is improving. Foreign goods are
quiet.
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By TELEGRAPH,
New York money an D stocks.

NEW YORK, January 9.-MoSEY-Easiel
at 6a7 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 6a7 per cent. Custom receipts, $3.50,
900. The Assistant Treasurer disburset
S76t 900. Clearings $~l3,000,000. Sterling
long 4.siIf, short 4.S5.
GoLD-Opened and closed at l02h will
sales In the interim at 1929. Carrying
rates 6a7 per cent.
SILVER AT London 5SM pence. Here
silver bars are 81 ls% greenbaeks; 81 151
gold. Silver coin YAK per Gems discount
GoyRRNMENTS-SIong
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FIsH-MAcKEREL, Nos. j, 2 and 8
il In Barrels, Hall Barrels and Kits. LAke HF-
ringin Half and Quarter Barrels. Salt Water Her.
ing In Barrels and Hall Barrels. In store and
inf ale By v. REILLY,
1900 and ISL Main u, RI
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IS~EMI-WEERLY.

BY mall, n, adp1has, postd9t PfToad'
..sS 90 Six months. .........tl :
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By slGl, n adFaAes, potIdgt
,....ss 90 Three monthL....t1 y
~ ! Sonths-..,... e. I % One m~onth...-...s "
NiiyerGd by Carrier In City i6c per week
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WEEKLY.
Ru rail, "a edsaae., poasss pPat4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10

Aud IN tIuA COPY % Pup01 RU.a.b
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10

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Bets, per peck-....,8
Pumpkins. eaeh.+sal6
Died Lima Bean1,
par peck....., .....,si 20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10

For all Bilious arrangements, and
Us simple purgetivc, they are un-
eaualed.