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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
The Library Association

Last night was the time set for the reg.
ular annual meeting of the Wheeling
Library Association, but alas. the cues.
ton can almost be asked, Does such an
organization exist? Only ten members
of the association were present at the
meeting, aud as there was no quorum il
was voted to adjourn to October 18th,
and meantime several members have
volunteered to make an effort to collect
enough proxies to have a majority OF
the stock represented.
The question now arises. What in TO
be done? Can, or rather will, Wheel.
ing support a library? Are there
enough men in the city who have pride
enough in the place to see that she has
q library or reading room, or shall it be
said that Wheeling, with her 80, 600 in.
habitants, large industries and prosper.
III merchants, has not a place open to
the public. especially those not able 10
provide themselves with books, where
the mind can be improved?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
GENERAL MARKETS.
baltimore.

6alGk@OBe.
R.,rtvoRr. October 4.-Flour- Quiet,
lint firm: western superfne U9
2 *. extns a CO04 IS; family IS loS
m Wbest-Western higher; No; =
western winter red. spot, and seller Oc,
n O9I: seller November 81 lOtS
! Ioi. seller December 81 lls@i llt;
seller January 81 l2t@l ~. corn
Western strong; western mixed, spot,
Sic: seller October 5l3S5ltc; seiier
November 5365a4c; seller Decemoe
54c asked. O~ats-Steady; western white
SaIa4Ic: do mixed 3S@39c. Rye-Quiet
at 81 90. Hay-Steady; prime 70 cn o"S
Pennsylvania and Maryland sls we
81 90. Provisions-Firm with q goou
iobbing trade demand. Mess torHIAt
sis 80. Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders
none offering; clear rib sides none Oh
fered. Bacon-Shoulders 6ic; clear rio
sides sic; hams l2l@l3ic. Lard-At
o.. Butter-Weak: prime to choice
western packed lSG25c. Eegs-Qulet
st oOc. Petroleum-Retined llic. Coffee
Dull and lower; Rio cargoes ordinary
to fair l2i@l4fc. SuRar-Lower and
dull; A soft l0c. Whisky Quiet al
81 lo9Vh Ao'
CINCINNATI, October 4. Cotton
Ouiet at lie. Flour-Family - boS
go; fancy S. COOS IS. Wheat,
steady: No. 9 amber 96c; No. z red
winter csc. Corn Dull, weak and
lower: No. . mixed 42!@43c. Oats,
Steady with a fair demand; No. : mixed
9oiS3ac. Rye-Dull; No. . 9Oc. Barley
Dull: extra No. 3 fall S5@SSc. Pork
Nominal; sold at $l7 5OGlS 80. Lard
-Firmer at s. 9O(97 Us. Bulk Meats
Firmer at 81 1901 IS. Bacon-Steady
with a fair demand at 5i@9tc. Whisky
Steady with a fair demand at 81 W.
Butter Dull and dropping; choice
Western Reserve 22G24c; choice Gen.
trail Ohio 1890.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. October 4.-Wheat-Quiet
and weak; No. 3 red Wabash 9G!c; No.
/ white Michigan 96c; amber Michigan
oslo: No. . red Wabash, spot, and
seller October oslo; seller November
81 OOt: seller December 81 OIL; rejected
9Oc; No. > amber Illinois 81 "; NO.
red mixed oslo. Corn-Quiet; hlgh
mixed 43c; No. > spot 42sc; seller Octo.
Der 43c: seller November 43ic; No: :
white 44c. Oats-Quiet; No. sic.
Clover Seed-Steady; mammoth 81 80;
prime s4 IS; No. > new ; lao.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, October Petroleum.
Dull and lower; crude a6tc for United
certificates; refined lie ior Philadel-
phia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
Rural Moralizings.

A Young man connected with this
paper who, by the way, Is gifted with a
meditative mind, took a trip to the
COUNTRY a day or two since, and while
there made some voluminOus notes
which, after being deciphered, were
found to be some personal observations
he had noted down. We present a lew
OF them to the public:
A boy rushing along the road with a
bunch OF straws is not going to take a
straw vote, nor is he trying to find out
how the wind blows. He is making q
bee.liue ior the nearest cider manufac-
tory.
You get out Of your buggy and jump
over a rail fence to get some OF those
magnificent apples. You wonder why
the good farmer does not interfere. You
start to eat the apple and you find out
it is the sour apple tree, and the good
farmer sits and chuckleth to himself.
The ugliest thing on the face Of the
earth is the common "poke" bonnet.
Country children are healthier and
more sun-burned than their city cousins
and are more shy also.
In the country everyone seems to be
at work. men, women and children
alike. The drones are those who sit on
cracker barrels at the crossroads stores,
and mourn over the fact that the coun
try is going to the dogs.
The old fashioned red school houses
are in full blast.
The first hard frost that strikes the
chestnut trees will open the burs, and
then there will he a plentiful harvest OF
the fruit. This is for the benefit OF our
Italian friends.
A majority OF the honest farmers are
Democrats. Only 329 out OF a possible
thousand are Republicans.
The quilting bee and corn shucklng
campaign is opening up lively. The
ambitious young granger has made
numerous engagements for "spellin'
skule."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
AMCSEMENTS.
hRRAH-SA-POGUE.

Last evening a medium sized audi.
ence gathered at the Opera House to
witness the performance Of Dion Bouci.
cault's great Irish drama, "Arrah.na.
Pogue," with his wife Miss Agnes Rob-
ertson) in the title role. 1t is one Of
those Irish plays that possess so much
human nature and abounds with those
sweet, quaint sayings OF the Irish that
always appeals to ones sympathy. Miss
Robertson was very attractive as the
Irish peasant girl, and won her audience
at her tirst appearance. The remainder
OF the support was above the average
and fulfilled their various parts with
vigor, vim and dash.
This evening, Jessie Brown, or the
Relief OF Lucknow" is on the boards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
Attachment Not,ca

County Court Of Ohio County, we.,v
william Brunt, j., Henry Bra,n. s's' j.,
BloOr. George H: Martin and 90 LG,-
mer,, partners doing busines. a. T."o 4 ,
Martin d Co, "-aI Z .
A0AiNsr
James L. Harper.
ATTACHMENT N As.rxrs-
The object Of this suit is 10 recoy.,
defendant the sum OF SIS -, win ~. - .
on frvm the LIST day OF July. ISN rr.''Hc..
for goods, wares and mer, h.ns fsyr-
Queensware sold and delivered IN 80. "a
tins 70 the said defendan, Iv;L
Issued herein having been rtafSai ~
and IL appearing that said d.fepa', .ie
been served with process IN NJ, "a
with o COPY Of said order o. s,,s ~
ordered that the said James /. usT.. ,
within one month after the dat ~, 20
llcation Of this order and DO VIA, i e.
TO protect his interests in said caus -ee~S.
Clerk Of County Court of ohioS,It HOE
.Hugus AcHsnnan and wa!.oa. az !
plainiifs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
PIleSi PILES. PILES,
Cure Found M La,
One Need Au0ar y

A sure cure or the Blind. Ei,,,l.r, =.
and Ulcented Piles has teen d.,n'y.r Z
williams ian Indian rcmoiy ca ~ 4.
liams' Indian Ointment. 4 sisg'c 81,
the Won't chronic cases OF twsEtyt,N
years standing. No one nee, suarr
af.er applying this wonderful, ,ao,h.ne B.
cine. Lotions, Instrument. a.!
do Q great deal LOT harm thaa
liams' Ointment absnrbs the -,
the intense itching lpAricular.y :,
getting warm in bed. acts a. = y-..
Instant and painless relief. al! , :. a..
for Piles itching Of the private ,s-
ing else. Thousands ~ cunsi y.'.,,
virtue. and physicians Of all ~;hss., :,
the greatest constitution 10 m~e!..r.o,.
IL matters % o long ~ >er,.,!y
been 81 Offering, you can ba Guns!
call for williams Indian Pie O.u,r,g, a.,
no other. For sale by ell drueg..t, -. "
4 Co.. Ascdu. Wet 4 SilmonV. B,ls.:.-
AuspfR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05

THE sale of round trip tickets via b:
90. r. r. to Baltimore and return will
commence on Oct. 9th, and the round
trip fare is only $40. Through coaches
will be run from B. l. o. depot through
to Baltimore without change. A grand
time is expected as the city is making
great preparation for the celebration OF
her l5Oth year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
HEALTH AMI wealth.

IL seems strange that any oIc go
the many arrangements bruUgl .- "
pure state OF the blood. when su,.. ~ ga,
Liver syrup will restore perfect h,,,s
steal organization. II Is indeed a ,:7rf
syrup. pleasant Ia take. and la, rr,,,.
be the best blood puriyrr ever i..y-E
fectually curing SCroiula. syyE.,.'r
weakness OF the kidneys. all N,n,.,.
and Debility. II corpCts iniisr,i u.. I,
the old feel young. the young ir,. r,y. A
inyHribly drive on: Of the system .. t.,,
that human flesh and blood AZ t, B.
OF laHe bottle with full dirUtu.,
single bottle will prove a. You 90, m-.
health rcnewer, Tor IL acts Ike charm
ally when the complaint j. 81 40 .,.,..
nature. having a tendency Ia lcs,,U 90.
yigor OF the brain and nervous sy>i,. 49,
her we keep this excellent Rua9 l-f
Syrup for sale At our drug st0-, !u "
aud do most cordially rSommcuI t'....
TONERS and all good people. logan. "a
A0sutl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
CONNUMPTION CIRI.

In c%hangeabls climates like u.~ .,.v
should remember that HALL Ba',H# ..
Lungs has proved itself IA t." 70 49,. .-
Consumption. Asthma. BHouch!', ar
Diseases. and for 4 common cough r. D..
guarantee every bottle. II aas ,sl,i 4"
many. even after ali hoir hA! a-l vs
our most intelligent families wug.It
without wooden clothing IN w.H'.r
have Halls Balsam always un han! nr
fails Ia Immediately relieve MI >rrrr,,
and lungs. A single dnsr TAX. Or ..
will gently warm he blnsi. cage, r..,r
slumbcr. aud 10y morning. An ~! ..ry
cold will he gone. Ak dUg.
friends concerning the mrru ot H.. , las
Price for laye bottle. sl.or.
Remember, we keep this "Nc'l''ul 81 r IA
sale at our drug stor IN wh"cliig " "a q
do most cordially r~rummcni 4 - u. Dr.
stomen and all gooi people.
LOGAN. LIST 4 60. az
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
DRY GOODS.
Now York.

New YoRK, October dry Goods
Business moderate with package
houses and jobbing trade continues
light. Cotton goods steadily held and
there is more demand for brown cottons
by converters and for export. Plaid
and sideband prints in steady request,
but other c~alicoes less active. Mems
woolens in light demand. Foreign
goods sluggish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
@llI]eeIms Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
yctsx 10 Rev Advertisements.

New G~1niS-BrueS X Golfer.
Auction >ll. of II irlwaTe.
Notirc-MrS. Nm. Scnne.
Rcporto Of Condition ot National Bans
n West Virginia.
For Matamoras-Sirimr Pres Ellison.
Neetinpoi second Ward Hancock and
Club.
Rare Chaace-BIEcry fpr Sale.
Wanted Clerk in Drv Goods store.
Vienna Rrpai-C. Bchrens.
Grand Democratic Ea!iy-First Ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
Transfer.

The following conveyance OF real es-
tate was admitted to record yesterday
bv Recorder Hook
A deed made October 1, 1880, by
Samuel L. Hildreth, trustee. to Louis
Srhwab. in consideration OF Sl,62O, oil
the south hall OF lot Nh. |, in square No.
q. situated on the corner OF McColloch
and Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05

CHEAr excursion to Cincinnati via
Baltimore and Ohio railroad on Tues.
day, October 5, 1880. Fare for round
trip only S.. Trains leave B. & o. depot
at 4:3O A. n, Oils A. N. and lilo !. n,
Wheeling time. Tickets good returning
until October 9th inclusive. Returning
trains leave Cincinnati at 8 A. n. and
$50 p. ",
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
From no Walking to O 8 Minute Gait.

II sometimes happens with horses. as
with men. that the most unpromislng
turn out the best in the end. An Illus
tratlon OF this is furnished us by MIR.
Geo. Schad, OF this city, who thus writes
in reference to the matter: About a
year ago | bought a horse. which became
stiff in about four months, the joints
swelling to such an extent as to make
the animal practically useless. A.large
lump appeared on his shoulder and n
upon his neck. / used everything that
people recommended, but without any
good, until one day last month | was
told TO try st. Jacobs Oil. ! bought i've
bottles Of it from my druggist, Mr.. Chas.
Moenkemeeller, and used it with such
success that | wager my horse can trot
in three minutes. and no n can buy
him for 500. / bought five bottles
more to be sure that all is we'll in case Of
further use or emergency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
THOMAS TIGHR,
WM. SIPPLE,
Committee.

HALF price Sheet Music at Sheib's,
Washington Hall. All the popular
music Of the day, half price. To close
out, the larger part Of the stock at one.
third the price. Call early, examine and
save money. Music Books also at cost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
pheasant and Efec.usl."
PuRsLEY, w. Va, Nov. q, Is

PURsLEY, w. Va, Nov. Il, 1879.
Kessrs. Laughiin Bros. d Co.,
Please send us another supply o iyour
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. / have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but effectual. MARTIN d. DoPLER,
of Dopler & Lewis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, u c., October D, ! A.
N.-For the Tennessee and the ONO
Valley. clear or clearing and slightly
warmer weather. north winds, shittln:
TO west and stationary or slight rise in
harpmpipr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
Meeting.

Another very fall attendance OF those
engaged in preparing Tor the November
baztr amt festival was held yesterday
afternoon. The ladies' who have had to
10 with former entertainments for the
benefit OF the Home, say they have
never seen more enthusiasm prevail at
preliminary meetings.
The different committees all reported
gratifying progress, together with the
names OF other parties invited to Coop
crate.
We will give. when fully completed,
a full is, OF the ladies' anil gentlemen as
they are 20 serve in their various posi-
tons.
One new committee, however, at
tracts attention. both for lis name and
object. IL is called the Catch All Com.
mittee,' probably from the fact that
everything is supposed to be fish which
gets into their nextS, TIE particulars of
their intentions not even being allowed
70 the papers as vet. Mrs. Geo. Ne
Mechen is chairwOman OF this commit
tee, and has called to her aid such per-
sons as Mrs. Geo Wheat, Mrs. DIR.
baird, Mrs. Speidel and Mrs. Lewis
Baker, with a dozen gentlemen.
lie meeting adjourned al ) o'clock. 10
meet again IN two weeks, the Executive
Committee in the meantime bringing M
their work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
School salts i'm endless xari-
CIV ai Ochm AZ Cos. One Price
Cieihins House. I3sJ Market
NJ, aiioinin. Opera House.
Tnarmometer Recort.

A taken at Schncpfs Opera House
drg. store:
MONDAY
lS7a. iNNE
:, N.l2N.Sr - 7P.A. an. u v. ~. 1P.s
= - Il &. Go 80 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05

LOUIS LISGAMAN's First Class Saloon.
1920 Water street, will have . 6ne luncI
every morning from 8 TO IL o'clock,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
A CARD.

TT HAS COME TO Ny NOTICE THAT
i certain persons ART circulating u report
that II elected Ia the Office a. Commissioner
from Tridelphia township, ! will use my iniiu'
ence To secure the erection Of n bridge over
Wheeling creek at J. l.. Bedillion's mill. This
report is being circulated to prejudice my friends
against me and % prevent my reelection, ami !
hereby pronounce IL ~ unfounded, untrue and
utterly false.
octrcg T.. NJ. ATKINSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05

LOUIS LINGAMAN's First Class Saloon,
1920 Water street, will have a fine lunch
every morning from 9 te IL O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
County cou-,-Judgs Boyd.

Court met at nine O'Clock yesterday
morning and gave attention To the iol'
lowing: ~
The case Of ". 4. Humphrey vs.. w
A. and e.. V. McNulty, certified 70 the
court hv VIM. Phillips, j. T., was con
tinued at the defendants cost.
The case of Peter Dillon VS.. Henry
and Louis Otto, in assumpsit, was put
ON trial before the following jury;
Robert Armstrong, \. J. Adams. sam
uel Kraus. Peter Frrnch, Thos. Owens,
J. A. S:tgravcs, Louis Seidier, Samuel
Nesbitl, Bernard BRADY, Il. +. Me
Nechen. Fred Mer&lG, and +. \. Woods.
Court adjourned Until to-day at A. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05

DoS'T forget the Millinery ooep;n, n,
+. ROdy's, lll9 Main street. Friday.
October Sth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05

il3i VAIN STREET.
tour u~Sr-'m'utS ar" stN"ES KEPT uP W Wv
lt,h..r u,.ut of excellence. W. end aver U
have Wis, everybody want, II the ""c>' pos
>il'' rr.rC,. 49,,
Stance, anil visitors e. thr city Away wei
come A visit - oar >tprr Iid 'IodA EhP@','""'
IurlrS TO uh. .-Itiun o buy. OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
A Page From ,Lise" Pullsn,s History.

A Page From "LiGe" Pullen's History.
Che body of "Lige' Pullen has not a.
vet been found. There seems TO he re-
yret among nearly all classes over his
drowning. rs he WAS known a. a quiet,
well. behaved individual, amt always did
his work well.
In conversation with a gentleman last
night the following facts were ascer-
tanned in regard 10 him:
"Lige" Pullen, or "Lise' Roherbot-
tom, for that was his proper name, was
formerly the slave OF job Weltor, OF
Hardy county. Va, now know IA Grant
county, W. Va. tie escaped from
slavery in ~Sept,uh.T, 1851, the night
that Major Brown, with On,e two hun.
dred Union soldiers and Il six FOUNDER
from camp Pendleton. made an attack
on the Confederate soldiers stationed
near Petersburg. in that county. Tn
that night, a memorable one, by the
way, To the Inhabitants, for they had
never seen the soldiers Of the blue be-
fore. the first church burnt in the
Southern States was the old Methodist
one near Petersburg AMI in which the
Confederate soldiers were stationed.
Under cover of the excitement incident
10 the burning. Lige escaped, rs did also
several other slaves. Lise was about
fifty years old AZ the time Of his death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
THE GLEssNEg FIRE.

About quarter OF 10 o'clock last night a
telephone alarm was sent to the depart
ment from the Nigiiant engine house
The department were promptly on hand
and it was found that in this case a
stable i'm the rear OF the residence OF
Christian Glessner at No. 40 Main
street, and owned by that gentleman
was on fire in one corner. 1t was put
out by a bucket brigade, and here again
the traces OF incendiarism were found IN
the shape of charred paper, burnt stra"
and kindling wood. The fire was put
ont before any damage was done.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22
NEW ULM REVIEW, "WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBrR 3, 1880

The Pioneer. Press says Litchfeld
has sensation il the .elopement Of
Emma Danielson, a girl Of SIXTEEN
daughter Of a laboring man, with a
travelling Snowman named Robes,
who, IN connection with the long.
haired Indian doctor, Lighthall, has
amused people evenings by imitat-.
ing cat-yel]s, mule brayings, and
other refined sounds, while the doc.
tor pulled corns and sold medicines.
The same doctor and cat-imitator,
it will be remembered, spent several
evenings in this city last summer.
The man Robes, by swearing be-
fore the clerk Of court at Wilmar
that the girl was 10 years old, and a
sister Of Mrs. Lighthall. procured
license. After being married they
suddenly left, after which nothing
has been heard Of their whereabouts.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22
Latest From Maine.

The latest reports from the Maine
election give Gov Davis the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor, plur-
atty of 200 votes. There are still
several towns and plantations to hear
from, and there arc. some discrepancies
in returns received by telegraph
which make it difficult to ascertain
the exact result of the election. It
is evident, however, the vote is close,
and it is quite probable only the Of
fetal canvass Of returns will decide
who is elected. The Republicans
have elected three Congressman
and the Fusionists two. The legis-
lature is Republican by good work
ing majorities in both branches and a
Republican successor to Senator
Hamlin is therefore assured. Even
should Plaisted, the Fushion candi-
date for Governor be elected we see
but little for the Democrats to crow
over, as he is rabid Greenbacker, as
are also the Congressman elected by
the Fusionists. Maine is safe for
Garfield and Arthur in November.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22

Judge Tourgee, author of the re-
cent successful work, "A FOOLS err
randi" has published authenticated
statements in regard to Southern in
tolerance, in which this, among
other facts, are given. In Monroe
county, Mississippi, locality that
has more than once been the scene
of the most infamous outrages COM
mitted upon Republicans, the coun-
ty school board decided that no Rad
ical school teacher should be en-
ployed any longer in that county,
and by unanimous vote directed the
superintendent to refuse a teachers
certificate to any Radical. In &C.
cordnce with the resolution the
Superintendent prepared printed
form, which every applicant had to
sign, reading as follows:--
l certify that | have been a DEM
ocrat, and that will hereafter sup
port the candidates of the Demo.
cratic party and work with that par
ty. (To which was appended:) The
above is required before I approve
any contract Superinten-
dent.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22

The crop ofapp1es in the United
States this year was probably never
before 50 large or Of such splendid
quality. In our streets and stores
are exposed for sale some nlagnif-
cent specimens of the fruit at ex.
ceedingly low prices. The apple
crop is an uncertain one, but when
it is good 1t is good all over. The
production this year is put down at
5000, 100000 barrels, which is suf-
ficlent to give more than five bar
rels, Scripture measure, to every
man, woman and child in the Uni
ted States. Large shipments are be
ing made, principally to England,
froErBoston and other cities, some
steamers taking over 1000 barrels.
A large quantity will be worked up
into vinegar and cider.-Chicago
News.