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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06
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FIGURES iof The next g d1yS; ,sT9S.y'rl BY
BisnEi' running eIgh! yards I ~ i!is ~
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w. r. beg leave to call ns Sr oRFS = ID 81
Others o our line q BLAS S1,5 .pcI ~
TiONERY 10 all grade; e0,,r1Ias on EIpli ~.
s ISR q sss l'& nsud q Ss Fa
Whiting and Hegrrt Cards ~ Iny -LIlhonPh, y
some bautiiuI design, In nT @Tt SSJ' a%t
Iatin," for the Hand scftgs,
S sasa p ~ dGSIS H y De- .Ras n'SI
SIshlnS Halls, Churrho, CelII s ~ Vii 10 Cd, ~
aud MiStically decorated. vo ,tSst ~
seo 10 before PurchA'inS el'sS", ss 90,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06
WEsI VIRGINIA IAN[RSITI.

Mine departments Of study te1t:eaon iErEiSd
nj cost; calendar arranged to suit ls1tstT d.
penses for one year from eI75 to 5000; Sa!t.t
tsrIan, liberal, thorough. Fall term half, At
teInher LIST, 1850. Attendance last yaf lf9aH
Counties Of West Virginia aud trOu Stale 'ai ls'
I.sFor catalogues and other iu!On9ltds ~
70 the President, J. Il. Thompson, E0FaaS'L
Wost Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

The meetlngs announced for franklin, Pondclton
county, August o. and Romney, HGmpsalre eSanty'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06

Stirn unt rtntets 1h bod auF ais hsr
Sdstn bee lid.ss tn tas 3immss orang.
Gr iprea tptstsr unb fiSrts ets ilassrbal'
tuns, benn bic Ber!ob!sn lhtsnsn gar ntdss
su s:arsifsn, nos nit ihm porassangea,
unt bate man ntdt itre Wussn ssiebsn,
70 tonnte man Es fur e;n paar rsht BEE
tranets junse esuts talten
0enristts blIdts HSl, auf biz Ntsastafsl.
Gte bate In ter Gle cine Iortf uab ,we!
glumenitraubs auiastsisbsa ano aue siss,
nfr NahiYoutommentsit rom tsEea
Neelnwen aus hsm RsIsr sebplt. Der
pausbsrr 1asts, Fs ist sine perRanbi5s
perfcn, nnp rstdbts ibr Elm @Ias, bamis
lIe auf tas WpbI bsr Bsrlubien tranfe.
limb MIN eenFs Id, fnbr 6aaem fort, 30,
germ MIR mid! lanss, ionhern taltsn in
pier sDphen 5ph3slt. 5snrtsits fGsie
fat auf spr S&red, ure Icaar Satey
,nstnte, rs fsi ,u frub. Die srRese befcn-
bers erfldris, es iet gan, unnipalidb, NIT
Musfsusr unb @Srtersituns bia bahin
ferts gu lein. Stedt bic Naisn pden tn
bic @hrants. iasts Der 5ausbsrr, ba wsr-
bet Sbr 8osrdtbs s.nns fnosn. tlnb pa'
re bas niht tsr San, 70 fauu Ratb &C.
ftafft unb bas SlStstss nadtrdelt@ BE-.
(orst msresn. Der Braatiaam p're bod
niht etwa perlanssn, beb bic 3uh,fit
aufae(hotsn werbe, tis tas Gppds mo.
dsnpe Dsrt lsriis III ll.bfrpss wiinfhe
Id, b,b Str gud sleih mad Fer 5cd,ttt
tie Wel! aniett, babel wsrbet Sbr bt1tr
fabrsn, ais 6isr i'm 5auis sst siasr laase'
rsn Electromagnetic. 1m tsiitn, SIR rfsf
natf Sialien = bas tonnts aud bsm
teriiamtsn Dude ,u Gutt tommsa. Dts.
Ser Sud mad Der Wadtsbr einri&ten
molli, ct bisr Int 5auit, crsr Dt Shr Qua
sin eisnes NeN bauen wvllt. naa i.i suh
| iibsrlaiien. Die Braul!tuts .pa3isn riot
III pisssiprehsn. Stntn MGR ibre ease
10 ntu, 70 iis.rraident unr isfmeartis,
pab fs nod gar niAt an bic nl&f. 3u.
tunft eentsn tonn,sn, unb getrois ancrensn
une ssrfiissn lisbsn. Don sintm gtrlo
| bunssisR baiten at sisentltd cine anbsre
gorfslluns sststt 80 unterbtl!sn itA
snblid nur not ter olasbsssg uab Sen
risits = BE slsittmpl niht ;a bewtssn
mar, Ft nit an ben 1ilh gu itbsn uno
teine tsrietksn unb ma6!ea ausrlti Gtn-
r'&tunssn. BsnnS atsr badls, wtnn eas
@srlOtsn 10 lanspstlis iei, 70 wtrbs sr
tieIss uttmals tbun.
(8ortiesnns fOIat,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06

tUrte Der amestfant1den Barte 8. u.
gsa1es an unb war sou bs.lslben psBen
MIbbantluns bsfestirt. Sn GalufFcn
osrfIaste got9t ben 3wettsn @5teuermann
Ssr Darts pesen Mibbanoluns unb Der
Captain tsr(etbsn oerfiasts 8oigt svsssn
DeIertson.
- Sn @aRrpStlle finbet ant IL. Ssp'
tsmter cine repuhlitentlds gsriammluas
3ur glomiaatipn ron Gountpteamten Ratt.
Sn Sieien Ibeilsn psn Weptna
County III bic Baumro llensrnts tust
Hau pfn ,e.I!Grt prrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06

Wlan psrna&Iafaae R& Sag unb Madt,
slie gu usel utne gewesuna, arteite ,u
tart, obne @ube, laufe furtwatrsnb gum
Nr.t, aetrauGs ale ans'sststta fdde-
lihen WtitteI une man wirb ,u wlnlhen
wilfsn. M ise anstluub pIro .
Die Antrcrt befebt In ,rei Wurten
@sbrauAe 5cpfen, Bitter. Sisae anbert
gpalts. = @rpreb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06
0tne &arte

9ln Nae, ,peld,e an ben Tolsen bon
SuSenbE bEinben, WerpS{er 5hmd1e, @nt.
friftisnns, 9erluit Der Wannestraft II.
T. 10. leiben, fenbe i'd to1enfrei Elm SC,
cept bas fie euirt. Dieies Srrbe 9eil.
mittel uuree bon eiuem MHFondr in
Glib zWmerifa entbeft. 9didt elm abbreI
i1rtes Gcupert an yiep. Spiepb 8. Sm.
man, @tatica ., Wew Oort Gith.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06
Ginss altsn 81 annet Sesen

Gtnes altsn 81 annet Sesen
Golssnber 8ritf CT einsu Sdrslssr btes
fts Dlattss eerttb!et:
6oap, q. g., Stunt 1880.
Wertber 5err. Sd BIN rim alter Mann
pon II Satrsn unp lit sit tto 4 Sab.
rem on wlaisntranfbeit, pelde fa tets
yeribt;mmerte. Sd !ieS cine unscteure
Wense ron Waifsr unb puros babel 1sts
idwd&er, 70 pab Id mid NIT Dem @ebantsn
an ben baletsen dSo pertraut maate. SD
mare aud seforbsn, wenn Id niht War.
ners SaFs Dtabetes Cure setraud! batte.
Sd muree ba,u burh einsn Greunb psran4
labt, Der burh Darners -Sale 8ibnsY
unb qtesr Cure ssbsilt purts. ST babe
bic Safe Dtabstss Cure ansetpanbt, lie
bat mir etbplfsn anb Id bente, bae es
has Usfe In ber g1elt IN. .ss
8 81. 81. @sobtarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06


- Sn Clap County. siassn Soc Camp.
ttu une I. Nn.te6us auf bic .Sasb Sm
NalDe ftlusen tfibe ptrl&tthtns Nsss
s,n unp iur, rarauf ipraa8 III Grid aui.
Bsite tsmtrftsn efaislbtn sre (HOiTsn.
wObet Bic ausd 0amptslt bnr& ben
5Irf6 tineurhsinS une "a aattotus In
zen aopf orans. DIE Danbt III ni&i
atfclut t6ptlid.
g. Bsi Glairnia wurbs elm 14iabrissr
2nabs Namsas cane pou einem iunsen
Wannt aus llnScrfmttsftit nidoTsn.
- DIR aurnpirsin In 6cuiaon MID lsi.
ne 6aae usrsrSbun.
- Sn tu Oalp,nun Day snttsdtt BIZ
Wtannfnaft elmer Sloup stnsn Wann. Der
In sinsm 8abas foe unD otnisls.n BEN
3ufaa iibtllitB. ta tr irin Huoer NIT FIT
futrt. Der Wann wutst an Bcrb as.
nonlmsn unb ilellte RH als tin Naircis
Namsns 1riesri& gcist teraus sr 8e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06

SSrampfe unb @nmsr3f tm Maesn,
icpis llntsrlsits, Duisntsrtt unb Dlarrbps
iInb isbt an Der IasesOrbauns, ss iollte
ioslsia sin 0eacnmittel aa3s.penest wsr,
ben, tprfelbf Subnioms utyns
atatment GIN g:ats III. &fiue ia.
milis follts es reriaumsn, btelslss CT 6anb
~ bdbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06

fe icllten setommea lein, ua. itre alte
5eimatb gu betrii5en unp beim V. beut.
lden Iurafeff llnteridleife gu trsiten g
Cine fclde Werbdttisuns millen mir NIT
aller 9ntldieeenbeit ,uriidtpeiien. -"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06

Die fdlimmfen Sale BON Scrpfe!n uni
glutcersiftunsen, Die ie ba tparen, purben
burd rdDarionspursatipeY Ytlls
fofort furtrt. DteeI6en re'aieeu has
Vlut. gah Mn.penbua9 Don einer 9Ille
na6tli3 3 Mcnate lang relniet bos Blut
I'm aan3en RSrpsr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06
xegae 8.

Dit Dallas unb Dtaita &iltntabn
III bis Qswisstle In Denton County vol
lenpst.
Die G,nwanbtruae In ben msflih
Scm Bra3cs beiesensn Ibeil eea Staates
III In Der 3unatns besriTea.
= Sn Baep e,bsl;en mstsfrs promi.
aents Mannsr. mssitsns Nbyo!atsn. anu :,
nyms Drtsfs 3ussianbt, ia psi@sn piei isl :,
Sen gum gsrIa6tn sss goaats anisefor,
bs,t wnrpen.
= Sci gremcao Iesris: elm Glsb.Ssr
Wamens Sonfe t!nsa hsutldsa 5armer,
fdlus itu aisssr unb bsraut.f Ten. Die
Wunbfn tss lebiern 1ne sefatrlih.
= Dis Daamwullsnsrte mad Ssrspe.
pcrt gu ili bard Raupsn uua Nesfn ger
Fort wurbtn.
Sn SaH Gaia iiiss ris 5iss In Nsn
erittn aastn ct,fss Muuats tis aui 100
Grab.
- Sn Der Sail au 6culton wutbs Elm
6arbtser, Oserse Brarton, tpa6nfinnia
man mar es,iparssn iba in ieiae 3elle
tin,ufhlisbsn.
= Su Nufin iano sins rspatIifantlhs
8trlammluns itatt, in we!her IT'D 1wsl
Yartslem t,lbettn. Dir s!ae tefirwcrtet
bic llnteriiiiBuns sines unattdasistn 81,
diets. Die anpsle tptu elm itfins rspubttta
niihss 1idst
- Wtu. Glalt, fintr Der Ri&ter bes
Nppsnatiensseridts bat reHsnirt.
- Bsi fort DapiS srtrant IS. .. Wtl.
lame, bs an Der q yaio 1oRlinlt onst,
feat NAT.
- Sn 0ay!sr County wMrbe eta Gns
lanotr, Sctn Daooinston, Ia lsinsa GEL.
ts srf&oHsn. Die GoronerS Saiy ip.ad
itrsn 8sreadt se9tn H. Rsatb unb p. $.
Dcsier ! ale muitmabttHs MSrbsr aus
gtiee wurhsa sesbaftet, mubtsn aber wie
ttr sntlaNen rusrSsn, pdSfin Bepsis asstn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-06
II &egiiter OrQeln, sss ss',ea, 81,

Hcuplrr, perpadt unb serftidi nur S97.75. Meat
pianos sos bio 1850. CITE Str fauft, fbidi
nad isinu 9emnsa.O Ofsrte, iualtrtrt. frei sefanbt
"ertii'rs' Daniel 3. Ysain Wafhtrstun, RS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-26
NEW SERIES---NO. 155.

grant swear that they have performed
them and when they sepcrate strive to
make their lying boastings true. They
live among Us, hel's ambassadors with full
credentials; nor can we conceive that
there should be need of any other
ficnd to carry his body among us, stuffed
with every pestilent drug Of corruption,
Their ambition Is to be yilcr than 9TH
ers are They are men and women to
whom purity and dcceucy Is a burden and
only corruption delight, They arc Iured
by the scent of carton. Their coarse feel.
ings, stimulated by gross cxcitants are in.
sensible to dclicacy. They dive
in fierce rivalry which shall reach
the most internal depth, and bring
up the BLACKLIST sediment. The
plague is mercy the cholera is love,
the dcadIiest fever is rcfreshment to mans
body In comparison with their epitome and
essence of moral disease, and a repetition
OF yesterday occurrences should be guard
ed against with physical tore and clubs. If
need be.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-26
WIT AND HUM0R.

Don't despise a woman because she
can't drive nails or hang pictures; if
you want to discover your own weak
points, just carry 6X4 mattress down
a narrow, winding stairs.
When q woman requests her hus-
band to bring home a dozen or more
needed trihes and he returns without
them, she realizes that in domestic
lite as well as in politics, instructions
do not instruct.
To educate young ladies is to let
them know all about the ogics, the
omenies, the itlcs, the tics and the
mistics; but nothing about the ings,
such as sewing, darning, washing, bak-
ing, and making pudding.
A bride of a month went to mar
ricd lady of a quarter Of year, and
said: "My darling says that women
are FOOLS, "Never mind" said the
other. "hc is only studying nouns;
wait until he reaches adjectivcs."
81 am an Independent voter, and l
can't support you until Eve seen your
platform" she said as he finished pro-
posing. A couple of hours later it
dawncd upon the young mans mind
that she wanted to know the amount
of his salary.
A fair and buxom widow, who had
buried three husbands, recently went
with gentleman, who, in his younger
days, had paid her marked attention,
to inspect the graves OF her dear de-
parted. After contemplating them in
mourntul silence, she murmcred to her
companion: "Ah, james, you might
have been in that row now If you had
only had little more courage"
A young man with an umbrella
overlook an unprotected lady acquan-
lance in the rain-storm, and EXTEND
Ing his umbrella over her, requested
tho pleasure ofacting as her rain beau.
"Ohw exclaimed the young lady, tax
ing his arm, "you wish me to bc your
min-lcar.' Two souls with but
single umbrella, two forms that step
ped rs one. AN .4
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-26

Not one American woman in twcn-
tv-iivc can walk five miles, says an
English physician. See here, Doc,
You Just show IN American woman y
street five miles long, with bonnet
stores every ten rods, and see il she
can't walk the whole distance.
Some admiring poet said of his best
girl upon her face thousand dim
pies smile for me-" which only adds
more emphasis to the adage, "Love is
blind" How like the mischief a girl
would look with u thousand dimples
on her face. The poet must have
meant frecklcs.
AMY daughter, never tell any one
your private affairs" said mother in
sending her daughter away upon her
first Journey. Monsieur, a third-class
ticket, If you please" said the daugh-
ter, at the ticket office. "For whereof
asked the cmployc. us that any of
your business" answered mademoi-
sellc, Indignantly, remembering her
mothers advice.
A Sacramento girl was guilty of q
mean trick the other day, the relation
OF which will cause the blood of
every mother in the land to curdle
with horror. She cloped with her
Objectionable lover the same day her
mother was enameled, and, as tho lat
ter was compelled to remain shut up
three days or else crack all over, the
couple managed to get away without
pursuit. -,-.' NJ. .v'--'a-i>, ,s-s--r-.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-26
A CHRISTMAS DINNER.

"a NAA'Ao Iint1 ~ ann.
All who had the pleasure of dining at
the Planters House yesterday will not soon
forget it and will agree with US that it was
beyond doubt as fine a meal as was ever
spread upon The table Of any hotel in the
country. The Planters is,in the first place,
one of the largest and best hotels in
ms part OF the country
and has, under the management of Mr.. II.
Thompson, the present proprietor, attained
a popularity, both at home and abroad,
that may well be envied by other similar
institutions. Mr.. Thompson has been emf
nently successful in his management of the
house, and this is mainly due first to the
fact that he is a courteous gentleman, who
seeks to please all with whom he comes IN
contact; secondly, that he is thoroughly ac-
quainted with the hotel business
and brings Gu excellent judgment
to bear upon all his undertakings,
giving every minute detail of his business
his personal attention and paying parti-
cular attention to the wants of his guests ;
and, thirdly, that his tables
are always spread with plenty
of every article, substantial and delicate,
that the markets afford. In order to con-
vey to the reader some idea of the magni-
tude and quality of yesterdays dinner we
append the following bill of fare
EGGNoG
suuP
Fresh Oyster, a Ia Victoria, Mock Turtle.
Baked White Fish, Tomatoc Sauce. Barbecued
Trout, 10 Dippoise,
BOILED.
Capon, Celery Sauce. C0rncd Beet and Cabbage
Sugar Cured Ham. Leg Of Mutton, Caper
Sauce
COLD Dishes
Lobster Salad Picked Tongue Chicken Salad
Ia Moderne. Pressed Corned Beef Head
Cheese.
Saddle Of Nation. Ham, Champagne Sauce. Loin
OF Pork, Apple Sauce. Loin Of Veal a In An.
gaise. Small RIBS of Beef Turkey, with oys
ter Dressing Loin Of Beef au jus.
GAME.
Saddle ofNcnison, Cranberry Sauce O'Possum.
Sweet Potatoes. Wild Turkey, Sauce a la Gran.
berry. Hannch Of Antelope. Prairie Chicken, a
la Planters
ENTREES
Sweet Bread, arded with English Peas. Fllet OF
Beef. Dreaded Calf Brains, Ia Creme. Seal.
loped Oysters. Picked Trpe Chicken Gro.
quotes, Cream Sauce
RELIsHEs.
Worcestershire Sauce Tomotoc Catsup. Celery.
Mixed Pickles. Cold slaw, Haford Sauce. n.
Y. Factory cheese, Pickle Bcets.
VEGETABLES.
Mashed Potatoes Baked Sweet Potatoes stew
ed Tomatoes. Green Peas, Turnips and Cream.
Sugar Corn Cabbage. Lima Beans
PASTRY.
Steamed English Plum Pudding, Brandy Sauce.
PortWinc Jelly. Peach Marrauguc, Mince Pie
Cranberry Pie. Pine Apple Pie
DESSERT
Assorted Cake. Choice Apples, Oranges S. S.
Almonds Cocoanut Drops London LAYER
Ralsns. F1berts. Pecans. Iced Milk. Green Tea.
Mocha Coffee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-26

DR.. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer is the
marvel of the age for all Nerve Diseases,
All fits stopped free. Send to 93l Arch
street, Philadelphia, Penn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-26

Window
Tarntn ow,
Z /. Factory
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
COTTON MAHKETA.

Lryrrrooi jan l3-I23O pm.-Cotion firm Midilng Up
rludine sDI a.s spec lIou and exports ecei 100
baes ncadns 7o ' tmeSSn o1 tas Fa51sr hT% gR
I'LL. a..o iisd do. fc0uiait and MaI,h o'hIey 4tF'
do Apf and i ,v deycrr & I'D als' 77rd de May and
June delivery 7ss, also I'D DO June ana JrW "el'ery'
fiyiaroo Jan. i3-I;9o p. Mdding Urlands Cotton.
Eiyar?o mIne sa,s q cottG3 NJ toqay sl
ding clause June ana Juiy o,,yery co.s, n,ro,v
sclav Uplaids Mlddlne clause MhreL ana Api dc
Htyi * Jan l3-Coto nru; Mmdimg. l2,aci Low Md.
ding sc Good Ordinary ii +c receipts oiV o"e' So'
BAiTlMoRk. Jan i3--corton hrm; Mddng l3c; Low
Mddng 2'c Good Ordinary - - GG"hs n ,, SPINNER.
B0sfoy jan l3 80 otton firm Mifng l3c.' Low Mo.
Fe, an a-Got,on drm snddlnc lSc Low
Madng 2sc Goo on1r o ics "gl so, SaIe
1884 bales cxor- 20 fr'uce' -o' D''S ''''' i'''0
SIsciStln i'm 49, cotton held higher Mhdns. l29c
los Ndcllug zs, Good Orilary. 80. receipts -,iot
bales 23l2 bales; sales 10 D"es s''N I-'''o
GslyRsros jan 49, Cotton quiet ,id1h9g l9sc i@T G,g
Middhng I'c.; Gooa Jtt' iol laes eo,stwise I7S
bscs: sairs Al bIes. stock, 77.2i5 bales .....
, n bales shipments is9 bales sacs 200 oaes' stock
Mon2F Jan Cotton frm. hefhsrer Ndaling l2.e;
Low Nidhhug 1l'tci Coca odn,d' srle. 2 160 loi,s.
2t9G bales. exports coastwise 2lO bae'' s ''o ''
TTw E2s,SS jan l3-Cotton strong; Mdine l2hc;
Low Mhdhng 'sr c, S o's rT.rs to Grcg Briain
,05 b,es' r9s soos ta az nols coastwse 1885 bai"s
al "a 600 bales ast evening l.5OO bales; sIocS 5u4O22
bales ,,,,,.. M. -. -.
NORFOLK Jan. l3-Cotton hrmi Ndd9E l22c net re, re,
cepts 1859 haic: exports coasi"se l"0l ocS ""' aOt
balcS: stocg. i32SS bales &C., ,,t,s,,. 80,
PufLApEIrinA. jan 13-Coiiou trm NIltN,s. l3'sci
Iovt Wtilny l.gs,. G10t Ordinary, l24c net recopts
III baios gross bales sales spnnor J4 baes stock
~. I2- bales .,,,,,... 10. 49, -
SAVANNAH Jan. l3-Cotioa firm Nddun@' l-'leci Low
Nfldr. tlnOd Drduart. II "a net lcc"hir VH
ha,,. cin.s u, baicst sales 5000 bales; last evening
80 Dates: tiuas. 1853 bales ,... a.,
dlnQ l2tar. Low Midthug, Fac G1Oi ordinhrN &c
sI blie-; shipments, 43Oi pacs; Halt@ Zlot
balcs. aloe 1888 bales.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY Il, 1890

dull at 1Oi5d; SPRING No. 2, duh at 1o9d; New
Winter Western, duh at ll4d. New southern Winter
dull at ll5i C0rn--Mxed, s1 at 81 I'd. for Old Mixed
New, dull at I'D COtionseed OiYeow American none
I'm market. kosm-COmMon, at London steady at D. Iur-
pentne-Spris, at London. steady 10 "a 6d.
LIVERPOOL, Jan i3-l230 nn-Bacgn, 3S Sd. cwt for
Short Clear Mddes. Cheese COED Tor the best
grades of American.
lyKRPoOI. Jan. l313O pm-There IL q small business In
Breadstus at lower prices Wheat OSd % ceuta
California W1e. il5d. al l9d. for California
Club, lO01l for Red Western spring, aud luL & Tor
bed Winter. Corn. jd Genital for New liked Western
81 per GENITAL for American Peas 0Ild per GENITAL for
Canadian The receipts Wheat tort1c three
81 coo centa nculng Ii 0uU ceutas American The mar
ket for Yarus ard Fabrics az MaHchts or s arm.
LONDON Jan. l31he NOTE Idne krres, IN IT'S review oi
the British Gfae Trade FOR The saws Bus ess
Mark has been dcpresse sed In Wow % Amclcas
large surplus buyers content % satisfy immediate r
QUrcmer7 and n consequchCe O the wtafr feeling ca te
l9rt Of Ode iGoy have been cabcf 20 90 lair ca
terms. By apprai Ia attach te m ortante 10 mo
preat speculative Cment iD America the arrivals ~
ports OF call moderate and trade decidedly quiet
qIs 4Gs I'd per qr against $500 0rs az 39s TO- per
United Kingdom for week cntnK Jaunary 3, we're
1852 10f cWt Of wheat and $40 ,ft3 c0t of Flour
LIVERPOOL Jan. l3-f pmlo'd 4O'd. per cWt for Amer
lean. Bacon. t6 uefcwt lOr short Gear Niidlts
LiVEkr0J. Jan. lf5 %. m.SfirfS oi ihfp nfne ~ NJ
IONpOH. JnD. l343u D. mRenned Petroleum. bado ad-
gd- spirits - rurQeuiine 1860. 1890. ucr cgt
ANTWERP Jan l3.ler0'eln. 10 francs pad, IDA fraucs
sellers. nnc uae American.
LONDON. l3-B p.r.-@prs of Iufpenuae-3iCf. per
cwt. LueeCd on. 82S per ton.
HANBuBs Jan. l3.--arI closed az 20 marks per 100 D.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
u y U
VEGETABLE.
THE STATE or TRADE.
pONE-TIC lIARKErl.

IrrrALo jan 13 flour qnie and unchanged Corn dull
and uisefied. no sal.s today. Whiaf -Nnitny doing
Uss ne cc.,d bye inactive halie} n tai demand sales
s ofi r,aie tfius Mlille.d h" toarrf g ga ~
fms .c @IS Cnri Meal u talr maud nui l rates;
Coarse III q OJ me- ~ lo0fl - ht@ roc sa II t5G
III ~ Ii.~ wuc. Il 80 H. Railroad fllg.iA steady
5 neat To- cora. - oa- &C.. Reeepi airoa ID lonr
sos Llr. ST. lcli. l.S bue;; COM lh,-Uu tsl, Ottr
40 bq b.. Bari 8. ,.f bush: lFr. 800 hus- Shpmrha-
or. SO .n.i Nacat l3.%b lu.ht com $50 Dlshi
g.ra qdl Du h. Barley 80 tDItli. Hyc. - q bush
trilAoo. Jan is -tlohr ,u-i. Nhrii aDivc, hrm and
hircr. Winsr. ~ 1Gtsi tlicaso 7prIng
u G. cash. al 20 b fcbrUtvs 81 25s March Rejected
c Corn f4rly aud slaic higher at 4Oc. cash
10 e. FEBRUARY li~c. May. on, quet an weak II - &
lc. al felfgsrS - ~0tiisC MaIth; Jo'c May
~ ana H1rlrv steady aud l.canec1 seed ~ JJa
IF o. Pork unsettled, Uut generally hfn r 90 sl5 10
~ fgad-I3 10 IcnfuatY; Sl3 JIadElS 90
March. Iall IN god demand ,aIdd aIdd - shade Shade
rigi,r GO01U-gc. cahhi f.fOdl.iZi2c. RED
r'itrv. 7sOd7s2 c. March Bnik Mrais stronger
stoG ders AfOc. short iiD GsOc. shor, clear, 1.soc
rr,1sed Iiocs 0d5 Whisky steady ana unchanged
st al To- AZ the eIose-Whaat moderately active and &c
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
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nrrr,to Ian l8-CAmr- recrut. toIav. 37l heaf
fatal Tor week thus f 51l2 n-ai "t tie same uIo
lat week. 100 ncaa receipts r"ur cl %
strong and iEher nerng - morally o sooe fla'
% Extra Stecrr ltOI aVefne" - ''H
Good shupcrs - 90 ~ Fair 10 Medium - &Cast o ifh,
G"ot Nsiive cows ~ i1-st - F~t Olen, 81 JaSi 20
DO ~ .ckcrs sale or wnntrd o. -, 80, TO-
SRFEr AND LAGr,tieceipts todnr lo" head to'al ioF
ne wrcE thus $500 head ior tc same tre last Nrr
il 700 mead. cou-igucl through tal utt~ei nrH, Du
not 9uotsiiv heh-r Far 20 Cool western hcep - -
- tn: Choice oFancy - - 90 ram to choice lnps
81 55l - -. O.lrc 10 ancy Canada Lambs :" ooasU - 3
i,iteee,. to day $50 head. rotl the week thus
far . q lead fl the same urc lasi week lHhO heah
coisirnrd through q c'r.t mar idcu".H ir az tilc
a-s fcs Fancy at 20 10; Fair Ends 80 @39st 'O' all
% SaiDs Co Jan ia-hoa--Reccipts 10000 hcad ship.
msnt. $50 head. market dull gnd SOW Mixed iachlAg
and Lirit - 46as3 o., choice Heavy, ~ tu9@i 10 .
mAr.st ed weak aid Jdloc lower not al sod a.,
GArrtE- i.e.eipt. 900 bead slupm ma 1tOn head
Res GRADES weaker. Common 10 COCA lnd &c lower
shipping 80 luds3 30 oae lo soe a. :, % ~ S,i
Feeders ana ~t0. rors - Gods3 go.
srrfP-Hccoipt 1000 head. market active ana him ~
: lud45 60.
EA,T ImgrY Penn. Jan. IL 3-CNrtE-Reccipis. 900
all market auA already spd out mostly OF Nc
prices ly o dealers Tor retail very few Good being on
hand. Good. sid$1 20 Iilt ~ Cool -lGfA -
common - 250s3 IS. Bus n good demand at ga - 70
iiods Rccoiu. I75 head salos Yorkers 81 5oas4 10
SngErRac.p. $500 head selling active and strong at
81 LoT. Jan i3-iIoGs- Higher and active Light ship.
ping, Il 1904 -: Packing, - 4odei bVt Butchrla
10 Irtra 05asi 76 loads averaging 800 20 we're
soid o. Packers al 81 Sie receipts SVo he'n shp''h'
CAriiS Firm brt scarce and wanted Choce 70 Fancy
llelvy Steers cf5 "tt Go io Prime ~ u d-1
/ eht ~to a. 81 Gfi 90 Cows end iicrrs 81 oOas o23
Ieeder- 5Odsa ~ 1 Corn ed lrAan~ - Z'd+4i re
ccipf. $50 hcau: shipments joo bead
siEgl-strong; the demand largely exceeds the supply