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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-03
THE ORIGIN OF MUSIC.

10 the theory OF Helmholtz. music
expresses the different dispositions OF
the seal by initiating tine character
istic particulariiies of movement in
space, aud by thus translating the
forces and lmpulees that produce the
movement. While be admits that it
may have been at first only an limits
ton of the instructive modulations Of
the voice corresponding with the dit
ferent states OF the mind, he does not
consider this fact contradictory to his
definition, for the natural processes of
vocal expression are capable OF being
traced back TO the same elements.
Rhythm and accentuation express
directly the rapidly and vivacity OF
corresponding psychical movements;
a vehement effort causes the voice TO
rise; the desire to produce an agree
able impression On another person
prompts US to select pleasant tone;
and thus the efforts to initiate the in
voluntary modulations OF the voice,
to enrich and make sNore expressive
the recitation OF words. may very
probably have guided orr ancestors
In seeking out the means for muslesl
expression"
This is probably the real origin of
music; and it is in this direction that
we should look in investigating Its
nature.
Two elements closely connected,
but quite different AMI having each
its peculiar function, may be distin-
guished in the analysis of spoken
Ilanguage-the information and the ar
ticulstion OF the emitted sound. No
doubt they are the Interpreters OF the
two great human faculties OF intelli.
lgeuce and feeling. speech. then is q
complex physiological resultant, the
double image of tins double inner
condition. The elements it represents
can not be conceived as isoletsd from
each other. any more than We car
conceive q human organization {
pure intelligence. We ell know tht
important part intonstion plays II
conversation, and how by it the gen
erRl sense, the whole expression 0
1.-The spoken words, may be varied IL
definitely.
Having thus FUND the origin 0
music in the imitation OF these n
s!inoiive modulati0ns of speech.
shohld be easy TO draw from this a
exact idea Offs nature; Tor, wishou
doubt, to read verse we'll, to declail
with warmth and conviction, is onl
Ito perform il advance the work
the musician. We have NOW Hhol
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-03
Lime Kiln Philosophy.

"De odder day." began the old
man with half-shamed expression
of ceuntenance, "when one of de
members of dis club diskivered me
|dyein' my ha'r wild a leetle lamp
black an sweet lie he depressed de
greatest establishment dat a p1sson
O. my vars would be so vain.
Gem'Ien, when you find a man wild
out a single weak spot in his
character, you have foun' man too
good for dis weary world.
when you find a drunkard you
find man of weakness. He may be
honest and truthful, but when you
offer him whisky you peel de patch
off his weak spot. If infiooence am
brought to bar to reform that man,
watch him. He am jist as sartin to
break cut in some odder spot as de
sun am to rise an sot. He will run
to hoss-races or poker rooms or he
will dress to kill, or run arter
women. or develop sunthin to prove
dat he can't keep d tight rein on his
hull character at once.
Reform a gambler an what do
you make of him? Passion fur play
am weakness. Shake it off an de
weakness breaks out in some odder
spot. have known a sober, tenn
perate gambler to reform from dat
habit and become drunkard.
''When you find a man wild a
weakness fur horses, let him alone.
Take his boss away an he'll replace
it wild sunthin mo- disagreeable.
81 look upon lynn as weak hoop
on de human bar'l. Few men lie
to lie, but dey lie bekase dey want
to cotch de moas' fish, or see de big
gest bar, or cum de highest to bein'
killed. Lyin' may be called an i'm
bilious weakness. Smith lies to get
chen wild Jones, an Jones to get
chen with Brown, an so it goes.
Reform liar an some Odder hoop
has got to bust.
"Gem'len, when de Lord an de
church refuses to recognize perfec-
shun in man why do we expeck an
demand it. Half millyun clergy
men in dis kentry am tellin' US from
de pulpit each Sabbath day dat man
am weak an SINFUL an full O. tricks,
an yit when a pusSon beats us out
O half O. dollar we riZ up an yell
out as if it was a strange thing. l
doan' drink nor gamble nor lie nor
steal, but I'ze got weakness. I'ze
a bit vain. [ imagine dat l look
purifier wild my h'ar creased up an
de true color disguised.
"Giveadam Jones doan' drink nor
chew nor play policy, but he has
weak spot He'll bet his last dollar
on a boss race, an he'll bet on de
wrong boss to boot.
"Judge Cadaver am regarded in
his nayburhood as de soul of integ-
rity, but when he Went ffshin' las
summer he got so corndiculated dat
he fell off de wharf an came nigh
bein' drown.
Good old Sir Isaac Walpole am
de friend Of de sorroWful, a gram
fadder to all chill'en an his purse
am cher open to charity. but he has
bought lottery ticket each month
for de las nine vars, and you can't
convince him dat he won't sooner or
later strike a prize of $4,000.
"In windin' up dis eulogy let me
simply warn you agin expectin' to
i'm any man or woman so good an
nice an perfeck dat a flaw can't be
foun' in de structure. Give 'em due
credit fur all good traits an stan
prepared to dodge when de bad ones
come to de surface. Let US now
march on to attack de regular pro-
granny. '-D8tgoat Free Press.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-03

LYDIA E. PINKHAM's Vegeta bic
Compound has rapidly made its way
to faVot among druggists, who have
observed its effects on the health of
their customers. Send to Mrs
Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western
avenue, Lynn, Mass, Tor pamphlets. >
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-03

CoLDEN's LIQUID BEEF Tonic re-
establishes digestion; also admira-
bly, adapted for females in delicate
health vino require tonic Stimu-
liant. DISK foT Colder'S, take no
otl57. OF druggists generally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04
Now YORK Money and stocks.

NV YoRK, January 3-MoSRY-6 per cent per
annum 4 per diem, closing at 6I< per cent bid.
Prime mercantile paper Ga7 per cant Sterling OK.
change, banker bills steady at 81 SOl3 demand
;. GoviEinsxEsrs-Rasher weak and 1.n3s per cent
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FACrs, PuN AND FANcrEs.

L
Ex-Governor B. Graft Brown: 1.-THE o.
ectric light will be the light Of the world. y
Gambetta said recently: u believe en-.
phaticafy in hehigher education ofgirls.'
Every year people enough to form new
State land upon our shore from the Old
World.
The expenses Of the Guiteau trial to the
governments are now set down at three hun.
bred thousand dollars.
Mr.. Damit lives in Illinois He Is not q
prominent citizen, buthis name lisa "house-
hold word"
BY heating tea or coffee before the water
Is added the infusion will be stronger and
more fragrant.
An Indiana woman has Just killed %
snakes which she found in one spot enjoy.
ing the warm sunshine. II Adam had
only had that kind Of u wifel
A little four.year.old girl did not obey
when her mamma first called her; so her
mamma spoke rather sharply. Then she
came in and said: Mamma, I've been
you to speak 50 large to me-"
A bed that has been made up n week or
more Is not fit to sleep in, as moisture
gathers which often proves fatal to persons
sleeping in the bed.
The Man is Bow.legged. But he Can
not Help 1t, and You Must not Laugh at
Him. He got Bow.Legged ploughing on q
Side Hill whenhe was Boy. The Tailor
has to Cut out his Pants with Circular
saw.-Denrer Tribune Primer.
Lemons will keep better and iresher in
water than in any other condition. Put in
q crock and covered with water they can
be preserved in winter for two or three
months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04
IflnefSi OIL Winter Strained -,

Wnlte Miners Oil, WINTER sttAlIleu.',....sr-,a %
GrOeerie.-A very rood trade has been done al
the week and merchants appear 10 DO perfectly
Iatisied with the prospects, There will not b,
found any decided changes In prices. Yesterday
Indications were that there would be rlse Ia Sg IN
Quotations are given a. follows; Cohee, fair lO1c
| I6c, yellow Rio Ice, Java 25c Syrups
common 8tAiOc, prime 42AI5c, New Dreams mo
lRScS, prime 63r, choice new 66c, maple syrup 81
per gallon: sugar; hard crushed lGc, gnInrlatet
sugar %, palace A DC, golden SC, prime 5Slc
yellOW Make Rice, Carolina choice 7Ikc, Nov
Orleans prime &c, Rangoor &c. =,
Fits-No. mackerol, bblA 8V1 No medium
WoodeR IRdTe-Alafket steady. No. ! tubs, pei
Dozen - 90; No. tubs per dozen, IS 0O No, tub
per dozen, 81 90 2h,OppAil Per dozen. 81 0O 2ho9I
S&ilS g 10 keller per nest y ~ gst'Gr tubs ~ an
LIS capacity q 90 waShbOards, plain 81 SOAl Is
waShboariS. patent. per dozen, t27caS %,
Slgoet Conl-l3Al4c per pound;
Nae1dF-pouhlO strength vino vinegar, 2Sa30c
standard, llRl3c l0lllo for country stock wint
BsSasSReccIpts continue to come In slowly and
demand; steady; prime nAyieA " 2laS S0 do med
m 66 butte. DO * IN ~ S en- Kidney y
Ohio; and iSJSal6o for New York. swellzGr 10
l7c. according % quality. Limburger l9c.
SeiS-The prices are is follows timothy e 9oa30 Ok
per bushe, and clover Gt g OOaS 50 for small and
fsaiS Ss III; geese Arm at sOsse SOASSs iOr
ESis-rhs card rate remain, unchanged: nate on
all nails fence and brAds from lOd 10 Cd Is s. o.
Potatnt-Chlckens good supply In market; Al
HSSey1RSmain, the same at 22a2ic per pound ior
new clover. California. a0A22c per pound; New
Work, In cases, ISG2Oc BuekwheGt, lSalGc strained
: va steady; country S'Ia7c perpOund
Uit "a Taei Good,-Tmdo Is extremely dull in this
line. md will continue 80 until spring opens up
QuotUt'ous are. b cans, pie Peaches 81 W
n cans peaches - OO: % cals peach
Is s. 76 TnmAtoes, % cans, 81 GOAL 10
Sweet corn, 81 G0al 60; WinslOw corn, 81 05
Strawberries, n tOns, s. 10 Blaceberrles, 4
cans, 81 %. Rspberries, 2 2 cans, o.. HumSs
string 81 10 Cove oysters, cans, light 76c; full
FfSiS-MalaGa Grapes 81 SOA5 90 per key or !Oc
per pound Apples, prime Ia 20 stock In good de-
nAiid at 9! 50a8 30 pei barrel; Nlall and inferior
81 00al 90 Cnnberries, 500 az 81 per crate; p Qua
IL 80 per barrel guinness, OO92 per oISne
And sac tof quarter. Peaches hn Ives W; peel
ed l7alSc: pltted cherries 23gc: raspl eres 3Oaa2c
blackberfleS l7RlSc. Prtlnes, 7lEc. GuITanla, &c
aiSns, layers 81 % per box; Valencia, lOi per ID
new crop.
BOO!I-GonsIdeab'e wool was brought lu durinl
brands brought &c.
EAiSEy-G very fair tradc has been done In TIT
line during the week. Yesterdays quotations vert
u II per proof gallon.
6er'eg-His fallen to 81 rs and very little Is in
HaV-Thsre Is no change over last weeks quota
lions hst.elRs article, eAled, brings Sli; loose ~
wagon SllAl2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04
DR., FTazier'S Root BittgrS,

Fn1let's Root BlttCrs arc not q dram shop whisky
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every sense.
They act strongly the liver and kidneys, keep
the bowels open and regular, make tho weak strong,
heal the lungs build up the nerves and cleanse the
blood and system Of every inquiry.
For Dizziness Rush OF Blood to the Head, tending
TO ApOplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague DrOpSy,
Plmplcs and Bl0trhes, SCrOfnlOus llumON and
Sores letter. King Worm, White Swelling, ErySipe-
las, Sore Eyes, and for young men suffering irOm
Weakness or Debility caused from lmprudence, and
10 females IN delicate health, FnzierS Root Blers
arc especially recommended,
Dr. RnzICF: have used two bottles Of your Root
Bitten for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness and Kid
ney DISca,e c, and they did me more good than the
doctors and Hll the medicine ever used, From the
fIrSt dose took began 10 mend, aud am now In
perfect health and icel as well as ever did cOn'
sideF VoNT medicine one Of the greatest Of hlcSSiu
MRS. N. MARTIN, Cleveland, Ohio,
Sold by Logan & Co., Bridge Corner, Wheeling
and by druggists everywhere nj 81 per bottle,
HENRY & CO., Sale Pmp'rG,
de6-ROW Cleveland, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

sTEUBRNvILLR AND WRIISvIIl4E ACCONM0DA-
TloS.-LeAyes BellAire at 4i0P NJ, Bridgeport 4:66
p y, steubenvillC at 6:OjPN. Arrives Vi Wells
ylhe At 200 7; N. Leaves Mellsylle at 6:40 A.
~, arrives At BellAlre al s5S A. ~
Tickets and baggage checks to all principal points
IN the East and West can be procured at Che Ticket
once In Bridgeport T. A. FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
D.. W. CALDWELL, General Manager,
lfthbuRh Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

William J. Coughlin, Of somerville, Mass
says In the fall Of 1875 was taken with
bleeding OF the lungs, followed by severe
cough. | lost my appetite and flesh, and wa.
confined to my bed. In 1877 was admitted
TO the Hospital. The doctors saidI had hole
in my lungsas bigas half dollar. At one
time report went around that l wasdead.
gave up hope, but friend told me OF DR.
William Halls BalSam for the Lungs. got
a bottle, when to my surprise, i Commenced
to feel better, and to-day 1 feel better than fol
three years past
~ write this hoping every one afflicted Will
Diseased Lungs will take DR.. William Hail.
Balsani, and be convinced that consumption
can DO cured. can positively say II has don
more good than all the other medicines Ihav
taken since my sickness.
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MEDICAL.
DR. ]. E. sMlT IN,
HOMIE BROOD

Kidney aud Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
Suffered Terribly Nothing seemed TO help me;
could not get out Of bed. DR.. Smith cured me-"
ZRPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W. Va
CAhrh, PolypuS Of Nose, Impaired VOice;-sut
Ierrl iOr Yeas; patent medicine failed TO help me
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and lower; s1s e0iiS 6gN eash; SO % January;
80 Sal6 SIX February Sif 01K March, Lard IN
active demand bot lower IL 80 d1Ii0 S2S cash and
january 4il OItaiil0 February; ttf % fal1 3
March. Bulk meats In falr demand but at lower
rites; shoulders s. 90 short ribs q 75 short clear
not quoted WhiAky steady aud unchanged at
q II. Cali-Wheat fairly active and higher at
Il 5Al 20 January 81 giiS February; 81 sal 81
March. Corn firm and unchanged. Oatl hfmer az
Pork moderately active and higher at SO g11f Jan.
uAty; 81 IAil l2T February 81 21k March.
The following shown the fluctuations IN tho Chi.
cago kraln and produce market Tuesday. u e,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

NV YORK, january 3-COttOn quiet at I'm
IgSiSG isturss deIre5sed Flour dun weak and
barrels Wheat unsettled; opening ka1.c hirber
and subsequently Lost the advance and declined
&c, closing with little strength; receipts l23,OOO
ungadcd red 81 29al 43; No do 81 .: steamer No
rcd 81 Is; unsrIded white 81 3Oal 20; No. j do
81 4Oal 4ON; No. 2 red January 81 i2al 81
closing closing at o T SSsHsdy .omsrb tsal 4s
afterwards weak and declined lia5lcI closing a
shade firmer :ecepts IS 0QO bushels exports gl 40
bushels ungrahed 6SaI2n; No. sos i69c No q 76lIc
for new; n1Sa72c for old; No, January G0JSnfOLc
elosing at 7lc; February 7la7l iaT2Lc, CLOSING al
NC: March 137kai4{c. closing at Isle OaiS nm
settled. cloling dull; receipts 1900 buSheiG a.
paEis-So ,Og bushels; western mixed 4oL5lc; white
western 5oaSSc. Hay quiet and firm Al
6Sa7Oc. Coffee nOmlnAlly unchGuEeti. sa.
gar, demand iRlr and market firm; fair 10
Bood refining 77Sa5IEc,, MolaSes quiet and steady.
dull and nominal; United SOISc; crude 6LSa7Ec:
refined &c. TallOw lirin, prime city Sc. RosiIi ffm
at g SSa2 IS. ,Tnrpentine steady at 5lJSa EeEs,
western fresh dun and unsettled Al &c. Fork d1i
At Sl7 6?lSal7 IS. Beef quiet but steady Cut meats
arm and unchanged Lard lower; prime steam
81 2Sall tx. Butter quiet md Arm Tor cboies N
l2AiOS Cheese quiet but hrm at SIIfallNc
PHILADElPIuA, January a-wool flrrn and nm
i changed. Flour dull, but steady: westem snt
g 6oa7 .; Honns{lyRnll extra family good 50 3Ty[
choice 50 50: Ohio family choice 81 5la5 81 OF
new prncess 81 20. Rye flour In light demand a
81 1ba5 Is. Wheat fFmeE; No. red elevator 81 Iti{
No. 2 rcd January q 40al lO1Is; February 81 ~
43N March q i6Al 20. Corn, demand ilIr a,
market finn; old sail yellow on tricE zoe; mike,
on track 10c; new steamer on tnek 67a6Sc: new EC
on track GGka61: sail mixed January 6sa6sIIc. Eel
ruAry I0Ifa791sc. Oats les active: No. 1 whit
62I<c: No. do Sc; No. do 6lc. Provisions Guie
J mes beef SIS ThAl4 90; smoked hams SO 60ai5 d
3 Lard, kettle Sll rs; steam 81 SIX, Bntter I'm
for choice; other grades dun and unsettled; cFean
err Siai0c; New York and Bradford county, PA. ej
tn SlaS9c do frsts 2SASQc; dairy 2A32c Frs nuIt
and AteAdyAt 26a9ic. Cheese,hHm; choice waiit,t
= creamery ll1ai2ke, Petroleum dun II 4
I HhiSkey tim a. 81 ID.
CHICAGO, January Ss-Flour NORMALLY uneha
ged. Wheat Rrtiye INT lower; No. 2JhlcaEo mi Ii
81 26Al 264 cash; s. % January; o. al IJS nj
ruRryG 81 M MATUh; No ) 81 lItl lIJS r.jtt,ttd &
SIC Oats n fair demand hut NJ lower rates; 10
cash. - January and February: i53So March; 1
q May. tom, unSettled but generally lower and n
ulAr. 60Je fresh; &c c4Ghi IL January; &C
4 6ll3n February; Go March. Rye easier Al K
: Barley moderately active and hlgherAt sos. Fla
seed stronger and highef 1t 81 2Sal 80 Dressed no
strong and higher At T2ta7 % Pork dull, wel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

lti .ls.s ss4Si.
: Tine table Tor East and wsst0orcuted TO DEcEM
BEk 18th, ISL.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot, foot Of Eleventh
street near Public landing, daily, except SUNDAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04
New Years Bripsu Cood Re.oIu,Ion.,

The idea Of q thorough reformation com.
menGing with the new year in all affairs Of
life, Isl old an idea us the world itself; but
when the year closes, retrospective glance
always tells Of intentions not carried out.
To those who have thought It wise to delay
an essay of fortunes favoritism by sending
one or two dollars to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La, In time for thei40th drawing Of
the wOrld.famed Louisiana State Lottery, be.
fore January 10th, the idea must come. "De
lays are dangerous" paw
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Nothersl Mother., !. Motherr M

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and cryi ny
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth 7
Il so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
WinslOw,s Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer mmediateiy-depend
upon 1t; there is no mistake aboutit. There
is not mother on earth who has ever used
it who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. II is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant 70 the taste, and
Is the prescription OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In tho United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV
Leave Wheeling...6:l0 4. ", El0 p. NJ, 1850 p Y,
NO Trains run on this Division on Sunday.
Tickets TO all principal points on Eale Al Depot,
nice open nj all hour during the day,
Information 10 the travelling public cheeriully
Given. W. n. CLEMENTS, II. OF 7. =
| K I. UENRIES, Gen'l Agent Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

ease Of the eye. It appears that It Is quite
an unusual thing to find working watch
maker amongthe patients Of an ophthal-
mic hospital. Mr.. Carter holds that the
habltual exercise Of the eye upon fine
work, such as those men are engaged in,
tends TO the development and preservation
Of the powers Of vision, rather than to their
injury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

The kidneysare nature's sluice.way to wash
out the debris Of our constantly changing
bodies. II they do not work properly the
troubles felt everywhere. Then be wise and
as soon as YOU sec signs Of disorder get a
package OF kidney-Wort and take It faith
tully., 1t Will clean the sluice-way ofsand
gravel Or slime and purify the wholesystem.
Druggists sell i, both liquid and dry, and 1t
is equally efficient in either form.siaiepen.
dent MwT4w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

CARBUNKLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without the aid of knife OF
po1ltiSe, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry
sipeias Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains
etc, 1t has never failed to cure. For sale by
Logan q 70. DAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

RAILROAD BoNDs-ActiyO, but lower; Erlcscrouds
cOnsuls in demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

You are sick; well, there is Just one remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt. lifts Liver or Kidney trouble, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "NWell's
Health Renewerh Is yonr hope. 81 90 Drug
lists. Depot Laughlin Bros, &Co., Wheeling
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CHICAGO, january a,-The DroprI' JOlanal 70

CHICAGO, January a-Ihe Dr0uaT Journal 10
HoSs-Recelpts, 1900 head shipments. none
Demand ialF, offerings better, active and higher
common 10 good mixed 81 S0aB 25 light s. g0l6 %
heavy packing and shipping q SQ6 %; Phlladel
Phia aud lard hogs " Gas 70; Skips and CulA u Y
Gsttle-Receipu 1000 head; shipments none
Market Ann; no exports e1tra thpping 50 2
a6 %. good to choice 8 6oae 90 common
10 fair 81 mai 00 mixed butcher 8! 5Ql4 %; stock
ers and ieOdem scarce aud steady At 8 0Oa4 ..
Sheep Receipts ! go head generally nt - b0a
. Is; good To choice 81 00A 10; extra 3 OOlo 10.
and sheep steady; best Steea halle; sheep llc.
BALTIMORE, January a.-Fiour more inquiry ant
unchanged. Wheat, western higher, closing easier
No, ned winter spot 81 s91{al 3y< January 81 4o1
al Sg7S February 81 i24M A2SS; March u iS1tI
Y; April q w asked. Corn, western easier an
671Sc March 7l1IA771c; April oats quiet
and arm; western white ipa5lC; mixed iGaiIc; Fenn
Sylyania l7a5Oc. Rye dull at ejcAsl %. Hay dul
butter Arm; western packed lsal0g roll 2SGaOc
Eggs dull at 2Sc; lined 22lG5c. Petroleum nOlni
nal Coffee Hrin; Rio Cargoes OAlOxc Sugar quiet
sott &c. Whisky quiet at q i7'E
CINCINNATI, January action dull at ilfc
Flour quiet and firm; family Sc O0a6 81 fancy % 66
~ 90. Wheat scarce and lirm; No. 2 red winter
81 3sal 40 Corn dull and prices shade lower No.
: Go Oats dull No, mixed sc. Rye easier At
q OK. Barley steady. Pork steady q 81 %. Lard
dull al SO %, Bulk meats dull; khoulden 50 q
&c 90 clear rib s. GIAs 90 clear not quoted. Bacon
GrmGr; shoulder 81 50 clear rib SO 90. whisky
stead at 81 49, combination sales Of finished goods
40 barrels on basis Of u ID. Butter quiet choice
Western Reserve 2Ic; choice Central Ohio 22c.
Linseed oil &c.
ToLEDO, January 1-wheat, dull, weak and lower;
40. . red January 81 %; February 81 $50; March
81 4OI< bid; April o. 42tsal u. Corn quiet; No.
Sd January an Sle M EsnG SS Nay ss SgS
hOgL ClOSed-WheAI duh aud weak: No, rcd
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Dr.. Smith cured me without knife.
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