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A FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE. 5oX5o PERFECT
"A order; 10 miles from city opposite depot great
hce; must sell price @25 A. BLOMQVlsT, 100 Nassau.
A z LONG BRANCH AND VICINITY TO LET SALE
"A exchange Farms, Ac. Apply TO WILL
IAN LANE CO.. Main ST.. block from the new
ocean pier
A FARM OF - ACRES GOOD LAND GOOD BUILD.
"A ingH, house modern: stock and jersey
depot; ST.5OI, will sell whole 81 400 part
cash. Apply IA Clinton place.
COSBY TWO STORY COTTAGE. THREE LOTS.
"A frnit nowers view three minutes from land.
ing. staten Island; 81 800 also Front beautt
inl House. DARkIN. ~ broadway. room n.
A STYLISH VILLA. ~ ROOMS, 10 LOTS STABLE
Afruit uowers. shade staten Island; 10 from
landing; $+.UDD terms easy; cost $1,000
DAkklN, ~ Broadway. room ~.
beautiful HOUSE jest FINISH Nc sl.05O
Dhaf cash other Houses from $500 to $1,000; nstal,
nlent plan. kELLOGG l5l I'd st., Elizabethport ~ j.
Circulars Broadway, New iork
DAYONNE, ~ J-MUSr RE- LkT, BEAUTIFUL.
lDcOmmOdious Cottage, line stable 10 minutes from City
HAIL cheap good offer solicited SAMUEL, no
Duane
nEsrRABLE AND CULTIVATED FARM OF 90
lJacres. situated the OF ridge at Stamford,
Conn. handsome residence. imported shrubbery, extern
lawns elegant shade. beautiful views; numerous
large class outbuidingsi horses chickens
farming Implements &c, everything superior
condition spot America, %3U0O have
been expended improvements. family bcrsaycments
sacrifice Of above fot $1,000; mortgage OF SJjUD
New York Address HEAI1H Herald Uptown.
INARM STOCK CROPS. IMPLEMENTS FOR sALR OR
II exchange. L. u. PLACE. Aanoryitc. L. l.
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a a MUDEKN FKENCH ROOF HOUSE, PERFECT
n .repar, moderate sIze, II rooms $40 month in
cludng Gothic barn. carriage house, Eenney
aud garden plapted delightful location highest ground
grand plenty shade aud fruit spring
remarkably healthy tree from malaria four
from station plank walk occupied years past by
retired gentleman for health of family 80 minutes
city communication l2l cents; more land u desired will
rcnt coed tenant or lease Tor years. OWNER q.
Times Buildings ALBERT MoFFkTT. Central Railroad
alta N j..
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MONDAY MORNING

Of scayelgeis In the great cities. such
labor u, ID the; broadest sense, unfit for
women, yet this kind Of work q every
day performed IN Wurtembers By women;
audit 10 believed that the condition Of the
women Of the lAhoring class is still worse
In the northern parts OF the empire. II
may; perhaps, be not entirely correct TO
say that the military system Of Germany
Is responsible for the position which wo.
men occupy with respect 10 their occupa-
tons; built isgaie 70 say that It would be
difficult, II not impossible, to maintain her
magnificent armies unless women per-
formed the work which naturally belongs
10 the vigor and muscle oil the young man,
who, In umes Of peace, 10 the number OF
more than 400, 900, constitute the martial
force OF Germany, ' IT, p. iiJ,f
This unnatural state OF affairs does not
appear to be confined To the poorer classes
d women, for the wife Of q mechanic, or
Of ID farmer who q in comfortable circum.
stances, Is Obliged 10 take the entire care
Of three or four children, and perform all
the household work, besides assisting her
husband upon the farm OF In the work.
shop. The condition Of such hard work.
Ing women Is still worse by the fact that
IN many, II not In most, ot,the larger Ger
man towns nearly every fifth house
is q place where intoxicating bever.
ages Of some kind are abundantly sold. II
there Is anywhere q class Of persons who
can Justly complain Of hard lot Of lie,
1t Is the poor laboring women in Germany.
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Rain BADLY Needed Ii the Interior.

The Fairmont Hiyinian says that the
country out in that region has been suffer.
ing severely for lack otrain. They had a
shower or two this week, but more is still
needed. Says the Eirgnian:
Everything in and around Fairmorit Is
dry. The ground Is dry, the wells are dry,
and the people themselves are drying Cp
very rapidly, and Il It doesn't rain soon
the river will be compelled To suspend
business and dry 'upTtoo. But two or
three wells in town are now yielding a
supply Of water and some Of our inhabit.
ants are compelled to go long distance
Tor this necessity. The pasture fields and
meadows are literally burning up. We are
informed that the people Of Huntington
are in even q worse condition than our.
selves. Every we'll In that town Is ex.
hausted, the creek has dried up, and the
water supply for.the place Is hauled from
q creek three or four miles distant, half
dozen teams being used as means Of con.
veyanCe. Other points throughout this
county, are in similar condition. pqs,bi
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RAILROAD BONDS Strong and buOVant
Speculation on stock Exchange was trOng,
and buoyant, and prices rOsS Y TO per
cent, The latter for Lafayette Bloomington
end Muncie, which sold at from q 70 65
Boston Air line preferred was also prOmi.
nent 10 improvement, advancing from so TO
%. The general market opened at an I'D.
vance OF Yak per cent which was followed
by q decline Ot Ka2 per cent, the latter
New YORK Central. During the afternoon u
bouyaut tone characterized dealings, amt tin-
der the leadership Of coal shares and trunk
lines an advance was established ranging
from 4 To 8 per cent. Canada southern was
very active Ia late dealings, on purchases said
to DO In the Vanderbilt interest; Western
Union was unusually strong In late tranSac.
lionS and advanced per cent? the cHtire
list VeFy.hFm closed at or about the highest
quotations VI the day. ...
Transactions, 3o5.0U0 shares, NJ which
9l,0O0 were Erie, 20,40O Lake Shore, S3UU0
Northwestern, 22,0OO st Paul. 1900 Wabash.
5000 Laokawanna, 5000 New jersey Cen.
tral 500 Delaware and Hudson. 1900,
Michigan Central, 900 Union Pacific, 2,6O1
Q &c, & l., 1900 O. q. II. c., 10 0O0 Hanni.
bal I st. Joseph, 1000 Ohio & Mississippi,
1900 Western Union, 6,4O0 Pacific Mail,
900 st. Louis, Kansas Civ and Northern,
$500 Kansas and Texas, 1905 Canada
Southern, $4,000 Louisville and Nashville,
1000 Chesapeake and Ohio, $4,000 In.
dlanapoliS. cincinnati andLatayette, $500
Northern Pacific, 1890 Boston Air Line D "a.
t.rred,. 4,2OO Iron Mountain, 2,4O0 Illinois
Central.
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fsn,stipS At " O'CLOck A. ~ proceed " ~ ihe
sA III; hlEhe.l aud best bidder, the tOIl0Wing de-
V, sToO,T,T, that Is 10 say: The north one hall
Ssis6rtri IS, situated Ol The east side Of hain
~ ~, sI1,yb TWeOIy.hith street. (tOrm0fly called
WY, ii ,irptil aud TNenty.slxIh Su0SI formerly
" 1jv,og ,trett 10 the Sixth ward OF the city
Ssuios. West Va. .,.,,. ..,.,. ......
i,,."lfh more ~ the pufchA q may elect 10 pay,
~, Inc OilLLtO Ia iWO equal pAj RlgntA, a. six
~ ,g,jyr months, With Interest trou day Of sails,
~ ,,,f slTIni uOtsI Ncuf0i BY dted 81 trust and
n, iiy,lnIce on the property, for deferred pay
Nv &. lls 10 tbs aid property |. believed . 10 per-
:, btvllini a. trustee shAu opnleyl dnly tSueh
VS.. r HUBBARD, Ttultee.h
Z ii HLILER. AnCiIDnter- Oc8
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NEw YORK, October t.-Cottou-Firm at
10 7.l8al0 9-l0o; futures steady. Flour-
quiet; receipts $4,000 barrels; superfne vest
ern and State IS 00a5 40; common 10 good
80 4Oa6 90; good To choice Sc loaf So white
wheat extra S. 50a6 90: extra Onio rs 76S
%; St Louis S. 0Oa7 25; Minnesota patent
process SO 60aS Is. Wheat-UnSettled and
leVertsh receipts 1000 bushels: ungraded
spring III goal 2S1Si No. 8 spring extra 81 24a
! 2oH; No. Isl Zeal 81; ungradcd win
TERED 81 Z6a1 81 n; No 2$l 3SaI 38K; No.
| do, 81 S8H; mixed winter 81 seal 81; un.
graded amber 81 36al SS11<; No. 2 amber 81 37A
a W; No. l do 81 3Sk: unRraded white
81 SbISal 81: No. 3 81 50; No 2$I S5x: No. /
DO, sales OF "a, 600 bushels at Sal 81 kal IS: No
October. sales OF $1,000 bushels al 81 IS
al SsX; November, sales Of 3US 600 6nsb.
elsat 81 39Nal II Rye-Flrmer; No. 2 west.
ern s2c Barley-Qiiet but firm. Malt
'Nominally unchanged. Corn-Frmer: re-.
csipts 5000 bushels; ungraded No, 2 Sc:
low mixed SASSY; round yellow &c: vel,
ow western 60hc; No. white 6Oc; No. 2
October .6Sc bid, 65Hc asked; No. 9 65kc
asked; November S6Hc bid, 66hc asked !:
December 66hc bid, 67Ac asked. Onr-
steady receipts q, QUO bushels western mixed
S9aS9Hc white western 40a63c. Hay-StrUnR
at poe. Hop.-Birm and unchanged, CofFee
quiet and firm; Rio .cargJes 13al6If: lob
lots 1Salsc sugar-stronE; refining fair to
good 61Sa1Hc M'la>ses-Quiet and Arn.
Klce-steady. Petroleum-Qhiet and steady;
United S9Ac; crude 61la711c; refined Ike.
rallow-FIrm at 61<a6 1896. Ro.in-Quiet
put hrm at 81 40at g. Turpentne-Q uiet
but firm At size. Eges-Unli; western l6s
lsc- ,WhsRy=-kirmer at 81 / bid: 81 70
asked. Butter NOminally unchanged.
Cheese-Heavy; western 7hai0kc, Leather
-Hrmer; hemlock sole 2Sa28. Wool-De.
mand fair and market firm; domestic fleece
Bias ;unwashed 9a2S; pulled 22al4c; Texas
l2l3l. POrk-Dull mess 80 0oal0 90. Beef
Firm. Gut meats-UnChange Lard
Quiet; prime steam IS so.
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PhnadelDhia.

PunAprLraiA. October 1l.-Flour-De.
mand fair and 1narket firm; Minnesota extra
family. 50 go: choice SO 69Sa8 IS; Ohio did
good 81 90; winter patent process firm at
IS SO. Wheat Steady; NO. i red, elevator.
~ $751; second call, wheat In fair. demand !
No. ~ RED, spot and October, 81, IS bid'
81 3SA asked: November 81 SO bid, 81 Al
asked. Corn-Dull; mixed, on track, SEA
$50! yellow western 56Ifa564<c; second cali.
common dull; rail mixed, spot Sc
bid; November $50 bid, Sc asked
December SIC bid, 81 asked. 7oats-De.
Demand activei mixed 81 II1aSs 1Ic; white 500.
Provisions Steady, in fair demand ana nm.
changed. Lard-Westerp 8I<aeXc. Butter
-steadier; creamery extra 2Ia26c; New York
State and Bradford county Pa, extra i9a
nc; Western Reserve extra 12al9c; do good
70 choice l2al6c. Eggs steady; western ia
lSc. Cheese FirmeF; creamery l0lSaloEc'
PE,etroleum.-Dnll; refined 73{c. WhiAky--
= $3.50 ~ " 9St
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 11.-Flour y Firm j;
western supertine 81 25a4 IS: do extra. IS OOa
5,75; do family 50 l5.g Wheat Western
higher and active; closed q little easier; No.
: western winter red, spot 81 S9k; seller
October 81 S91fal S9A;, seller November
81 4OlSai 4ok: seller December 81 4l1SaI4IN.
Corn Western firm; western mixed, spot
6sNc; October, 67jSa5sc: November 50xc;
December So 1za5ec, Oats Steady; Penn.
sylvania western white 4Oa4lc; d6ami4ed 3sa
S9c. Rye3Firm at sec. Hay-Firm; prime
70 choice Pennsylvania $15al6. Provisions
Active and firm. Mess pork $Il 90 Bulk
Meats Loose shoulders s. 76a4 25; clear rib
sides 50 so; d. packed "a 25a8 70. Bacon :
shoulders s. IS; clear rib sides 81 60 Hams,
Ioal2c. Lard, &c. Butter-Firm; prime to
choice western packed l3alec. Eggs-Firm
and active at l3al61c, Petroleum-Un-
changed. Coffee Strong and active; Rio
cargOes l6c. Sugar Firm: A soft s9SaSjSc
Whisky-Firm at 81 l01fal II. F'' -
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Gtes9lttelEfrttrt
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
-
DAILY.

byS'ail, n adpaAos, posidSs prtpaIi
Sao saI;...."....""ss % Three tnonnthI. e-y1 @
BIZ nonths................ % One mouth..,... -
DsItsNd " O1troEI Ia Cuv dRd SIblHbs al IS asnti
..lI..u ~ 20. Ptf ptlk III sguga IN
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Cnlcaaso.

oH1CAeo, October 11.-Flour-In good de-
higher, closing excited; No. Chicago spring
81 legal II: No. 2 81 lax cash; 81 i4E No
yember; 81 l6N December; sales at 81 i2Xa
l lax for. November; No. 8 81 05; rejected
SIC. Corn--Active. firm and higher at 88Xc
cash November: s69Ea38jSo year; S6a08<c jan
uary; 1910 May; rejected SIC. OatsEFairIy
active and . shade higher OF $50 cash; 2SKc
November. R,e-Actiye, firm and higher at
zoe. Barley-Steady and unchanged At 7Sc.
Pork-1n fair demand but at lower rates at
SIC GOA Q 2o cash; $40 25a10 40 October IS SIS
as 90 November; IS 76as 80 year; 50 10 bid
january. Lard-In fair demand but at lower
rates at % l0ae 121f CASH; s. 8Sa6 67X No
.vember; s. 771la5 30 January. Bulk meats
strong and firm at 81 00A6 Ooa5 IS. whisky
Steady and unchanged at 81 o.. N u
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TRusTEEs' SALES.

T,pr sTEEs sALE-BY YlRTuEoF A
d.d " w 36deitieasa trustee dated June ~,
.iEle, ,,soFdSd a tide once o. The Cork d the
~ Spt ,o,t II Obl5 county, 10 trust Deed Book
louhg -. Sl1 HhAll, on y l- sf !
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CENTRE
'agiELIIEG PROPERTY. 3.EfF,

'',.,t, lad oil trust tiidSby !. chlmbsrs
W W ,,a.rs iof Mary LillSA schWsT Z, the aid
hl os s' schTaFtI, With Fitd schWAftI, her hus.
An \ Iss anIsfil, ltd trustee, datqt November 3,
ts' y tSeoTlrd Ia The once Of The ClUrt o. the
NJ ~ I,,ISt al ohio county, West VTinia, IN deed
' if,,s BOX No, y, page ASi, WhI on ~
WV" s,TupDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1870,
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@. OF what kind OF food do your daily
meals COnsist?-AI For breakfast, bread
and cofteej for dinner, soup and'the meat
of which the soup is made, and one kind
Of vegetables; at four o'clock beer and
bread; = and for supper, white bread and
q. Are you able to save any portion Of
your earnings for days OF sickness or old
ageY=7-A. Saving Is only possible to pman'
who has no family. In case lam myself
sick, 1ireCelye one mark per day from the
Mechanics Aid Association Of which am
q member Lido, not think OF old age, for
LexpeGtto work until die. 10 ~ -
4 Q, Are youIcontented with the condi-
tons of7life (which you describe? A.
am contentedS -becanse, I-=haven reasou=
to hope Tor anything betters sIam as well
Foffs as others OF my class, many of whom
scold and fret, d good, deal, because to ,sus:
tain life requites an, apparent never end:
ing struggle, but, y see no sense in fretting
and finding fault, unless there lisa practi.
ed remedy anda power % apply It which
is withheld from us; and ! can discover
neither; The. Government itself Is poor
and can't help US, because. the resources
Of the country are not adequate.i ..s It.'s
@. 1.-the vast number ,of able bodied
men nowin the great armies Of Germany
were Employed on the farms add In the
workshops TINS, becoming active produ.
GERS instead ot idle consumefs, don't you
think t6e condition Of the laboiing classes
would be-thereby- betteredP-A.r No,I
think mott for then we should have more
competition for the work there, Is to doS
and that would cheaper wages. The fact
is,' too many Of us. Every hectare Of land
in Wurtemburg that can producea anything
Is now thoroughly cultivated, and there
are plenty Of people to do the work. IT
the men IL the army should come home.
they would add nothing totheproductio
Of the country, cit would simply be, per,
haps, four mem doing the work which
two could better perform. This surplus
population must be fed and clothed, and
we think the governmenlcan do that more
eheaply by keeping them In the army,
where they are not In our. way, n
This Is the view sof one OF the hard.
working mechanics ot WuItembere, and
the views expressed in his last answer are
entitled to passing thought.
l-o7 F4woMEN's IABoR.
F'That the labor which ,the women OF the
working classes in all Germany, including
IiWurtemberg, have 70 perform, $50 far as
! kind and amount are. concerned, isin q
large degree wholly unfit for their sex,
cannotbe disputed. III ALI parts Of WIZ.
temberg may be seen women splitting and
saving wood in the streets; carrying
heavy burdens OF fuel, stone, aud water
ot;eartk, upon theiriheadsS threshihg With
4 the fail the ewhole day long with men
\ plowingI hueing; moving inethe haytisld
and gathering the ierops, !thohntins fthL
ladderawith bricks and mortar for Thu
Builder, and performing the dutiel
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sANF;lORD5,s
RADICAL. !. CURE I,.IU..|I Re.
IS For . 0~ n
* CAlTARRH y
Restores the Senses of Tasting, Smelling,

Seeing, and Hearing.
1t Is the mucous membrane, that wonder
full semi.auid envelope surrounding the deli
cate tissues of the air and food passages. that
Catarrh makes its stronghold. Once est b.
lishedp 1t eatsinto the very yitals, and renders
life but long drawn breath OF misery and
disease, dullipg the sense Of hearing trammel-
ing'the power Of speech, destroying the fac.
ulty Of smell, aud killing the r. fined pleasures
OF taste. 1nsidiously. by creeping on from a
$ mpls cold in the head, 1t assaults the mem.
brSnous lining and envelopes the bones, eat
ing through the delicate coats and causing in
fAmmation, sloughing and DEATH Nothing
short Of differentiation will secure health to
thepatient, aud all leviatives are simply pro-
crastinated sutferingS, leading to fatal ter.
nination. sANFoRDs RADICAL CURE,
by Inhalation and by Internal administration,
has never failed, even when the disease has
made frightful inroads on delicate constitu.
tons hearing, smell, and taste have been re.
covered, and the disease thoroughly driven
out. ''
n. NJ. H. Ford. Grand Rapids, Michigan,
1.-THE discharge was thick and bloody, emit.
ting foul odor, 80 that my presence In room
with others was offensive to them. One week
after beginning the use Of SANFORD'S RAD.
tCAL CURE, was not troubled with,it Ut
all Ny senses OF Taste and smell; which
were trholly gone, have now fnlly returned,
and my general health is much improved"
Hundredso' Testimonials attest It's wonder
tul curative properties, Every Druggist who
has ever soldit will bear testimony to is mar
vellous efficacy. -
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directtons. 81 90. Sold by all Druggists.
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and prices q shade higher 1t 7ec. Barley
Dull and unchanged. Pork--Firm at $40 90.
LArd-steady and In good demand; current
make " l0l8l2H. Bulk Meats-Scarce and
firm; shoulders IS Is abort rib 81; supply OF
the latter about exhausted. Bac0n1.Stfong
and higher at a 25a7 S7j{as 26. Whisky So
Dull Of o. 05 LinSeed oil.-.HIgher,at o6c.
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The CondiIianofa workIngman In Ger.
all .rr plr many, .aI s.rl., All!
From report by joseph s. Potter, U. s. Consul At
Stuttgart.
The fact Is indiSputable that a laboring
man in Wurtemburg. who has TO support
q family of three to four children upon
the proceeds Of his daily wages is utterly
unable to save anything for old age, sick.
ness, or loss Of employment. To obtain
the plainest food and clothing from day 10
dayis the acme Of his hope in'life. And
yet the intelligent mechanic or laboring
man will frankly say that he sees no pos.
sible remedy that will much, improve the
condition Of things which now makes life
a tug for the toier; and, believing that
,contentmeut is better than a contest with
the inevitable, the wisely seeks happiness
only in those things that are possible to
him. COL "sl 70, --t'., fI75
In order that the feelings and views OF
q workingtnan OF average ability and edu.
cation may be better understood, a strict
translation is here given OF a conversation
had with an intelligent mechanic, q Nj.
A, 9. This interview will fairly repre-.
sent many others had with mechanics
and laborers in diierentparts Of the king.
dom: .rm s;u fa- y61Nr n =
b Question. How old are your Answer.
! am thirty.six years old. ~ " C1t5 p
\ Q. What is your business? A. I am i
house carpenter. '- * '' N',i'''
Q. Have you family? a. have a
wife and three children; the Oldest Is
eleven and the youngest three years old.
q q. What wages do you receive per day
a. receives marks and 80 pfennige.
|iPhe average wages paid to house carpen!
tiers "a Isl from i mark 80 pfennige TO 8
marks per day, (6S ITO 73 cenis). lsf q 81 ,
@. How many hours per day are you
required to work for such wages? A,
During the entire year we begin work at
6 O'clock lin the morning and quit at 7
o'clock in the evening. In the winter we
begin our work with gas or candle-light. (,
g. How much. time are you allowed for
your meGls2 A. We. have, half an hour
for breakfast, at 0 O'clock in the morning;
one hour for dinner, at noon, and half an
hour at 4 o'clock ,yespers. We take our
supper alter our days work is done. 1figa
Q. Can you support yourfamily on such
wages2 A. What l must do II must do.
Part ot:the time my wife earns 90 pfen.
nige Us centsl day, and with our Joint
earnings we manage 10 live. ~
@. What does, the united earnings OF
yourself and wife amount toa year? A.
with general good health We earn about
| $50 marks $3.50 per year,st., ,.,gq
@. Will you explain in detail the uses
you make Of this money! A. Oh, yes. i
pay per annum-s sfg-15 H. +. ia .,.il ,,.
For rent Of two rooms IN fourth story, .2Os
m4fks..s 40 ~
For cIOththH for sell and family, 100 mArks, IS 10
For i0bd nd fuel DER hAR. * ihrka ll1NrAL -.-I
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TnInin.

ToLRDo. October H. Wheat Easier; No.
white Michigan 81 2S asked, 81 22If bid; No
red winter cash o. Is; November 81 98if;
December 81 Tx No. 8 do cash 81 l8If; re
jeoted Wabash 81 Oh; No. 2 red mixed 81 rs;
Lake Shore o. %; amber western 81 FAX; No.
2 amber Illinois 81 2ok. COrn-Quiet
high mixed cash 40; No. 2caSh 49, bid No.
9 white cash 47c. oatS-Firmi No. 3 Bic.
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A ROSE SPEAKS,

The following verses, accompanied BY a bunch 10
OseS and geranIun leaves were sent to our respecte
riend, Daniel Pick, Esq, by young lady friend 0
lis reading In the countryside. INrELLloRNcER.
I'm not The last rise Of The summer, I...,.
With fragrance and loVelinO.s gone;
Nor ain the pie some dFiiMmtp
Has pOss'l for Eals or 4 song
I'm fresh frUm Tho buAh In the circle,
And COMRADES are loII where grew; ..,..g.
crave not the holly or myrtle;
give, but all fayOTS eaCheW.
Ms goodness was blen, log and wasting,
WhGrU few could inhAle my sweet breath;
NY strength wis destroying and haSt'ninK
MY 10 lows 10 hunger aud death.
With you, l may say, I'LL the fairies r..g
Shall come on their hoLneWRFa bound race,
And A1k Ter the "Gsm Of the PrAlTiOs''
To yield them IL beauty aud grace.
No life meets tho aim Of IL Cilver
Which cares but for self aud ID done;
The heart Or the brain Is the culver
Whence arrows for victory come.
Win Kindness We urge on each brother
And measure HES worth By liz way; u
We act on this stage for An0theFt
Deaths night ID The door for lies day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-13
FINANCIAL
BANK OF THE OHIO vALl n

Money received on dspOTL,
interest paid On special d0posits,
men snd sdSIISa baainen conducted with prompt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-13

New YoBK. oc'Oher ll.-TherO Is an i'm
proved underwear and cotton goods
market and conveFters are operating more
freely In some makes Prints remain quiet
goods sluggish, clothlers placing liberal orders
for light weight casSimeres. chevl,tS and
worsted coatngs, and prices firm at a sight
advance on last years quotations,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-13

PlrrSsuRsH, October H. PErRoIEvM -
Crude 9iNc al parker'g for shipment; re-.
fined 7EO7ho for Philadelphia delivery.
LONDON, October Observation-Disclosures
dned, 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-13

NEw YoEK, October Ii. = Manufactured
oopper-Qulet and firm; new sheathing 5000;
ingOt lake SCI o0a2i IS. Pig Irun-.QIiet and
firm; Scotch $2S U0aSl 90; American 81
81 00. Russia sheeting s1S 90. Nails Cut
IS 90; clinch IS TO-