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Mr. Georre y. nnYiH. of Clncinnnti. | {

Mr.. George Y. Davis, of Cincinnati,
agreed in the main with The st. Louis
resolutions. he only differed Us to. the
measures. The Government should do
as business firms. If they can't pay
their debts at once get an extension of
time, and go.to work outstanding their
resources. We have resources beyond
measure, and In two or three years. of
Auccessful crops, growth and prosperity
in the southiwould help US out Of the
present difficulties. 49,
Mr.. MGGraW,s of Detroit, thought 1t
was not expedient to attempt specie
paymentsun gold sufficient shall ao-
cumnlate in the treasury to pay all In
debtedness ms 1t natures.
The chair read a communication from
Hon. Charles f. Wilstack, Mayor OF
Cincinnati, inviting the members to an
entertainment to be given this evening
by the Official authorities Of the city.
It was accepted.
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EUROPE.

London, Dec. 4.
The Aonitcmr gives an account of al
attempted demonstration at the Mont
Martie Cemetery, on the anniversary oi
BaDdeus' death, fully confirming
the reports previously received from
Paris. The Monitettr says the crowds
were dispersed by the police, VINO found
il necessary to make only q Few arrests.
Gladstone, at an audience with the
Queen yesterday, formally accepted the
appointment as Prime Minister.
There was large gathering of Lib
erals at Gladstone's residence last even
ing.
The Times thinks Lord Romilly will
he Chancellor of the Exchequer, and
Roundell Palmer, Master of Rolls.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
NEW YonK. Dacember 4.

New YORK. December 4.
The Herald says 1t was offered the
report of Secretary McCnlloch and
the forthcoming Presidents message
for consideration but declined being
receiver of stolen goods.
The Boston journal thinks the speak
eIship of the next session of the next
House of Representatives, should be an
eastern man. Its principal reason is
that the west has got about every thing
else.
The Times says General HoWard's Is
refusal to be a party to a movement for
extending the operations of the Freed
mans Bureau, Is. eouched in terms
which will commend themselYes to. the
ing condition with which he justifies
the withdrawal of the Bureau from
States not yet restored, will surely be
fulfilled under the coming administra-
tion of Gen. Grant.
The Times warns people against In
Vesting money in alleged newly discov-
cred gold fields in Duchess county, in
this State. H
1t is stated that President Johnson re-
fused to give advance copies of his
message to the press, but..will arrange
SO that copies shall be Issued from Inter
nal Revenue offices at noon. of the day
of its delivery.
0bu6Edlaz-IlbIHOlu lIeROEt huONd
Texas to be in almost an unsettled
state as during the war. BE says the
murderof negros are SO frequent as to
excite little attention. BE thinks that
years will be required to secure tran
guilty, and speaks of the need of
troops in almost every county.
The Tribune says the recommends
tion by the Electoral College Of Tenn,
of Hon.. Horace Maynard as a fit mem
ber of Grants cabinet, was unwlse and
injudicious. s5sots
A special says that the Secretary of
the Treasury opposes forced Tesump-
ton of specie payments. Up to Decem-
Der LIST, $S27, 1923, $50 of 7-30 notes have
been funded into g per cent 20 bonds;
OF thisf amount there have been fund.-
ed ofthe first series, 1896 565, 700; ofthe
second series 1884 ,1SS, 200; of the third
series. $l97, ,S75, ,450. This leaves out
standing of this class of securities, but
50, ,363, ,15O. The Secretary estimates the
expenditures for the fiscal year ending
June Both, 1870 at $3.50, ,000, 600. It is
thought the War Department in
event of another Indian war will
call for sseveral additional mill
lions. The report shows ktbat
between November /, 1867, and Novenl-
ber, 1868, the public debt, with less cash
in the treasury, has been reduced $685.
next fscalyear are $50, ,000, 900, less than
the previous year owing 10 reduction
in taxation; the interest on the public
debt for next year is Sl40, ,000 600, or ten
millions less than last year.
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rsNasYLYANiA.
HARRIsnnRa. nec. J

HARRIspURG, Dec. 4.
a committee of ladies from New
York called upon the Governor this
VAUGHN. The ladies were courteousiy
received and informed that their action
had long since been quietly anticip pated
by thousands of humane and philan-
thropic citizens, mostly ladies OF Penn
sylvania, and that any further agita-
tton OF the subject would be nnneces-
sary as the case was thoroughly under
stood and the Governors action deter
mined. ff
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LEANENwoRTH, Dec. a.
The saddlery store OF d. S. Richards,
No. &C Delaware street. and the furni-
ture store of Alternately Bros. adioin-
ing, were burned last night. Richards
loss is S6, GOO; insured for s. COO. Aber-
nathy BIos', loss is about $50 .O0Oi in
sured for $4,000 in. Home of New
York, Home OF New NaYens 'Underwrf-
ters and zEtna. The meroantile Liz
dainsged about 81 600 BY a water.
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GOMMERCIAL AND FIEAACIAL.
1lARKETa q TEnEaRAPn.


NEW YORK, Dec. 4.
CoTroN-Op Opaned steady, closed quiet
and scarcely SO firm: sales of 2, COO bales
at 24sfC for middlinp uplands.
tFIouR-Clos arm for low grades,
with a moderate export and home trade
demand, and dull and heavy for me-
5iIIIr1 ana Iohoine Grades. =
S7RAIN =. Vheaf- Quiet and yery
ffrm .for spring, and dull and heavy for
winter. RyeeDnll at 81 GOAL 81 for
western. Oats-Firn with q good
Speculative demand at 751<c for wes-
tern. Corn-DplI J. at S114aI 141< in
slore; 81 I6a1 I6I< af1oat for mixed wes-
tern.
oSs-Pork-NomInal at $25 so
a2575. Mess Beef-Active aud firm.
Cut Meats-Steady and in moderate de-
mand.
sI4ARD-FIrm at 16I< I<a151<c for fair to
primesteam.
EGes-Quiet and steady. : i5s .f
-. ss5 DRY GOODS.
- - :. 80,
marcy ~ Z VIZ tllel M
Whlht us pIesseul u tne tLaue BsIis
seems AnIens on ll3ls aLL3yins q snsI. stt
s.ocR ~ P9ssAg3le NhtlnE .ts ens PenStaS
cnanges n soon %
sie - =
Wy ny ltss = - II
"a lne ~ 10 " eAA "
b.
AIoNEY-Easfer. with more vidity to
lend; range on cali 5aT per cent, and
| less business at the higher rate. Cur
| reueys "a Qofnr. soutIi at the rate of near
| iy. three fniiii6ns per week! ss7,
SrERn1Na-Duli aud weak at 1O9a
81 ifS;sF - - II -
I Z q Tsirn,ay.fa and nrifat 1infIar the
= 4, ~, NJ tiaeS,,S rs, tho
P,,l. ~ ~, t.Ia,J s,,ay a. iaEi%.
, ciosi1es ~ is5IS. The slsoTt IN ter.
~, g.. ~; ~
es. 70 nave "a 70 =
si9 -,
"a.
tnolaers are peginnlng 70 olseouhs the y
1 aeivAnee nsntt Detore me payMent oi o
the : anIlafy intetesti tne amount OF
b bonds equal for orsspecnlatiye purposes
4 li1ss however, Qttn I'm nlsning unaer the ue-
nanu Ifotn tne ,S, ol
'ols ll1s1 90 90 y64,
4 40l2 atgs5si 90 90 % new,
i l1Oz1 90 20 y GO soo,
li1l05salll; 10 aus 1e0Ss aluo5<' azF
H EnOuts tkt9 afyc nave
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WASHINGTON.
WAsn1NoroS. Dec. a.

WAsHINaToNJ Dec. a.
About twenty Senators and thirty
members of the House have arrived,
and the number is increased by every
arrival.
a snow storm commenced to-day at
about IL o'clock, and still continues.
The President has written about two
thirds of his message. Some of the re-
ports of the heads of departments are
also unfinished.
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rrIni 0rf.en..rl.ni .cole.

5i al Asa - ALBANY. Dec 4.
Judge Hegeb0on, charged the J ury
in tiie case of Gen. Cole for the muir
der of l.. a. Hiscoclz, this morning oc-
oupying two hours, The Jury has been
out Tor one hour and NO verdict yet.
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MAaaA0HHaErTR.

BosToN, Dec. 4.
General Grant went To Lowell this
forenoon with committee from that
city. He holds levee at the Sc. James,
from three to five o,cl lock this afternoon
to afford the citizens an opportunity to
pay their respects. 49, ~
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Homea,s suffrage Assassination.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4,

The fret annual convention of the
New Jersey State Women's SuhfHge
Association was held at SVineiandS on
Thursday. Mrs. Lucy Stone, Rev. An-
toinette Brown Black well, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Jackson Davis, and other
lesser lights took an active part in the
proesedfnps gst VI si3ff1
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MIssoUnI.
Sr IoUIs. Dec. A.

"A heavy snow storm commenced
here last evening and continued until
nine O'Clock this morning; from six 10
eight inches of snow fell but Is melting
fast, the storm extended west to Kansas
where from two to six. inches of snow
fell at different points. AT st. Joseph,
Missouri, the storm was very heavy,
more snow falling than for many years
previous
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VIRGINIA.
RIcHMoND, Dec. 4.

R1cHMoND, Dec. 4.
In the U. s. Court to-day, Chief jus
lce Chase presiding, on the motion to
quask the proceedings against Jetf
Davis, r.. n. Dana for the government
opened this morning, Mr.. o'Conner
followed Mr.. Damn.
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RniIrnad aerlnanr.
ORRvRIAfgD, Dec, 4.

esa-., = CLEVELAND, Dec, 4.
A passenger train ran into a freight
train last night on tho Cleveland and
Toledo railroad at Townsend station,
killing Barney Patton head brakeman
and passenger. name unknown.
Several others ipjpred,r Cause misplac.
ed syyffeFe
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RIVER ana weather.

PfTIsBuRGH; December a.
Weather cloudy and raining. River
5 feet and mIling. Mercury 81
- -, CIScfSHATI, Dacember4 4.
River risen 8 inchesi raining forsthe
last II hours.
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PORTLAND, Dec. 4.
Loss blythe. destruction of Neal Dow's
tannery last night is estimated at
$50, COO; Insured for so, 600.
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workIngmen,a. Meeting.
RocHRsrRp Dac.

Workingmen of this city held large
meeting last night 10 protest againss
the contract system of labor in Penal
Institutions of the State. The Mayor
presided, and several gentlemen adj
dressed the meeting.
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GIeveland 9 Ptttsburgh Ran Road
BALTIMORK & OHIO r. z. Comply

WHKKLISG. November 18th, 1903
DAssENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
il the following E6hedule on and after the
10Th day OF November 1866 wheeling time.
FXPRFsiS TRAIN
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bseonaeed

Q NV 7 ORR DEC z.
r. ID. Eogart, a paymaster clerk in
the navy Yard, has absconded with
sl20. GOO Of government funds. BE has
lost the money in gambling.
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MAYORS oFFIoE.
PITrsDunan. rA. November ls. lses.

PITTSBURGH, PA, November lS, 1883.
Personally appeared before me, Horace 8.
SnOyFdeu, q Pu6Iic Notary in and for Alle-
sheny county, Pa. Peter Gelchsheimer, PRES
Gent, and Eicholas Schneider, Vice Presl-
dent. q, Webster, treasurer, Jacob Dettz, sec
retary, and Joseph Lang, q Committee OF me
German Orphan Asylum, each OF whom pe,
Ing duly sworn according g law dePS9sSesa lPS Ssl
iser. mn Inmate OF the German oLphans'
Asylum. Troy HIll, had been deaf and DUMP
fttoin her infancy. She has lately been oper-
aied upon by DR.. Llgh1hills 23 Penn street;
fdr the cuIe OF her deafness, Whlcn EesulLs3
ffi marked success. She can now near ano
distinguish the human voice sufhcienty 70
i1nitafe il. and consequently she speaks az
nsady n few words. and Is daily improylngi
both in hearing and speech: she Is stli un-
der the Doctors care, VINO nopes 70 1Ssoii4-
plish a complete cure IN Time. .r,.a,,5a,,.
PErER GELCasHEnGER, PreSldenI
NICHOLAS SC1INEIDER5 ". fIesiaenI.
il 1WFISER, Treasurer.
JACOB DIETz, Secretary.
e. -$IosFPn LANG, Committee. -,
! stvorTI TO and subscribed before me- tns
istn III. q S'1S "a HORACE 8. SNowDEN,
Notary Public.
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.0treGntelldgetrre rre1.
WEST VIRGINIA LEaIgLAFURF.
EXTRA SESSION.
FR1nAY. nsn. q 1853

/ V |a d.
FRIDAY, Dec. 4. 1868.
Prayer by Mr.. Dawson, member OF
the Senate,
a communication from the House
announced the passage OF chapters 1876,
147, 15l, 154 and 155. -,
And that the House had refused to
concur In The amendments proposed
6Sy Dy the senate to chapters 81, So, 81, 5S,
go 6l, 90, 69 and GO.
Mr.. Hoke. from the Committee on
the JndtciAry, reported back the Sem
ate Dill, authorizing X. B. Stephenson,
OF Wood county, to practice law, with
out taking the test oath, % recommend
ing its passage, and it was passed.
The Senate adopted the substitute
proposed by the House for the Senate
oillsin relation to Mineral county.
Mr.. Young by leave introduced a
bill to allow Isaac n. Gregory to teach
school without taking the oath. The
bill was read the first time.
Mr.. Chapline, by1eAye, introd uced a
bill to allow N. s. White, OF jefferson
county to practice law without taking
the oath. The bill was ordered to en-
grossment.
The following chapters were
passed: 1S4, of errors insufficient in an
appellate court; 140, of executions &c;
l4lI means of enforcing recoverIes of
money otherwise than by levying a
JlerI JdcIdS; l43I OF offences against the
sovereignty Oft the State;144 of hominide,i
and other offences against the per-
son.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Messrs. Applegate and Burley were
granted leave of absence until Monday
next.
The President laid before the Senate
an Invitation from Enterprise Lodge 1.
o. of G. Il. to attend a lecture atstheir
Hall this evening.
On motion of Mr.. Farnsworth, the
invitation was accepted.
Chapter 137, of the fees of officers,
was referred to the Committee on FL
nance.
The following chapters were ordered
TO their third reading: Ids. offences
against property; 146, forgery; las, Of
fences against the peace; $50, offences
against public health.
The following chapters were taken
from the table and referred to the Judi
ciary: 80, OF ejectments; lO6, of attach
nents, &c.
Adjourned,
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Sunoenfed.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 8.
Two employees at Greenway's brew
cry, named Edward Hancock and Dem
mis-, were snnocated by gas today.
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LADIES now ornament their note.
naner with small photographs of tbemf
selyes-the fashion is to supersede
monograns. i
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an 4u,oaaph Letter from, George d. Prentice
Fsg.. 6s,itoy erthc "Louisruc Journal"


Iot1svILnE. Nov. 9Th, 1855.
& DIR. IIGHTHILL-DEARSIn am very
sorry 10 Learn that you contemplate leaNlng
III OufEYilIe at the end of the present Weehss
seSTnestly wish that your engagements else-
Where might permit you to remain mere ior
Your soio6Tn among us, Or. Lighthfli, Will
be long remembered by our people. " s nas
heen n blessing to many. You nave tretetsl
me and a female member OF my family VIII Win
areat success. 9ou seem to me 70 u nno az =
Stand. as by intuition, the character OF
maIady and its best remedy. You nave 2
Tnultltude OF pahents in this city ~ Ana u
have NOT seen or heard OF one to whom you
held ont the promise OF RELIEF without rem Ien-
dering it. Your practice among Us mas
a briiliart success, and 1cheeuuuy fecon-
mend YOU to my friends and the public at as
large as physician deserving the utiloSs
Hopine you may live long TO be blessing
10 additional Thousands oil the Iilletesi' !
ei1h' very 'fNAs' sasEoRGE d. PRENT1cE.
tsll4slss isfaa fsif > ~ f5l7l----+-Jisf
Igl-tst $50 ~ l---fsl I 7tl.s1siliil - "a
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MaaueIal.
F1RST
NATIO NAL BANK
pes,rnated benosIsorrn.n

5000
Money received ON deposits Exchange
Collections made and proceeds promptly
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
EoUR per cent per annum whore the de-
posit remains nix month"; and FIVE per
cent, 1ffor one year.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufactures,
Banrors and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums TO suit.
a con slant supply of New Fractional Cur
reneys and Il 2 9 Q So eoins kept Tor the ac-
comm 0dation OF depoait tors and the public.
GEO. K. WHEA4, Rrest.
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THE Louisiana papers say that the
season has been g splendid one Tor the
sugar pIanters and they are making
nreparations for more extensive cnlti7
vation of the cane next year. The
Weld OF the cane is greater than
has been known for years back and the
quality of the sugar is superior to that
of past times. AT the present prices OF
surar and molasses the planters viii
relieve themselves of many OF tneir
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CHARLES sEIBKR,

T1RNCY DYER, SOOURER AND Re
u PA1RER South street. near the j. q o..
- r. Depot " heenng, W. va All kinds
OF SakyFEs, Dreases, Ribbons, and every de-
scHiptfon Of SILK Snd WOolen Goods eEecut-
ed At short notice, and on reasonable terms
Also, prepared to 90 ayelng In any color fpr
Woolen Factories, &c n1sr1IsIy I
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EAsr-LEAvn

EAhI-LEANEh =
Wheeling
daily af.-..los50 q. Ia.
ARRIVES AT
Grafton 10 pm.
CuInbaElAnd.l i 1912 -
HaTpefis Fly 2:56 am.
Baltimore $50. 6si5
Washington. $40 q
Except Sundays. .-
FAST
EAsr-LEkYE
Wheelinf
daily Az go m
ARRtVns AT
Grzrfton.---.....ll.lOp.m
CnIabeEland $40 am
Hampers Fern TO
Winehe ester........
Baltimore ..-..Iisl0
Wash'n City l2s5 pm.
NAIL Z
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'DR. IiGHTH1Ln: @
DEAR S1R:-It IS with great pleasure ten-
.ds- Iol this acknowledgment OF my aPrre-
lst,stsc1 NJ flle berefit j have derived nom
s.1,Ss, fTeat tTffonts u present 1t that ot1ersi
SsI,o may be suffering fron like causes as my
self through the pupltcat ton OF my ,s9s rs
~ obtained4 zs - =.
II nave BEEN nifIicted with atarrh Tor
s,sy,,y years which at one time threatened
~ :, i2ss INV voice and undermined my
ssss,,,eraI he TO such an extent as 20 neees-
,sifate q suspension OF my pastoral CUTE.
/ Two months or your medical treetlLeSnat
l I1nyvevfr q sfi0ftle ed me such inValuhpie rene1
fhaf / was enabled TO fesume my out I'M. %
| IN I,eFforTn them now Wit tn0ut the shgnlest
"a a1inq the hlehest appreciation OF your
,5ei5ieSI 4 m and with many thanks Iot
i5lfniform. 4 fndness and courtesy,
j am. dear sir J o onlss EerS Bh.,Is.1q
Rector of AN Saints Church.
5Snoy21-Tu, ,Sat-WeoW
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MERgHANTg NATIONAL BANR
orwess virginia.

orwess Virginia,
CapItaI Paid In, 100000.
VHHI8 BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI-
ness Of the "MerchhntB' and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling.P Its DESIGNATED De
pOsttory and Financial agent Of the United
states and is prepared 70 do q legitimate
ReStdeHt-Ias. Nelson Vance.
DireetOTS-ThomRs Sweeney, i. 3. sBelR-
plain. Jas. o. Aeheson, John Donlonf Robert
Crangle, A. Allen Howell, Wms B. simpson,
James Dazen- 8 BRADY, Cashier.
National Bank Of West virginia,
AT WHEELING.
Capital paid IN e2o0yO00
MONEY RECEIvED ON DEPosTT. IN
III forest paia on special deposits. Notes and
bulls dlseounted.e Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made on all points and proceeds
promptly remitted.
CRrsPN OaLKBAY, NTHoMAa HUGHES,
MICHAEL REuLSI AS. ToDp,
Arthur LITTLE JOHN r. HUBRApn
JAMES MCCLuNEY, n. RoLLouK,
JAMES MAXWELL. 49,
JOHN WAGNER, President.
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BURNETT HOUSE, February stn, lso3.
To ny FRIESDs AID THE PuRLIo:f
ItafEoffis me great satisfaction to be able
i, festifyS tt, me success OF DR. Lighthill IN
theS ffehtment of deafness, and express my
sense or oblIgation to him. Ny hea1lng lls; y;
times 10 such an ex tent as TO en- nparfitss me
seriously. Or. Lishthitl, under wh9se care !
PLACED myself, has removed the ~ iiiieIiliS
ft1n519Iefeiy; and restored me 10 perfect lear
SSoe1- Ae-s'--' SILAS f. MILLER.
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Trains ON the Main Line make c81nec-
uonsat Baltimore with trains for Rhiladei-
phia, Rev York and Boston AT Relay
Home, VIA Washington City for MI points
Central Ohio trains make direct connee-
ton at Coiumbus for ali points West and
N0ftnWest.
enred a. the once.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master or fTransp ortation, Baltimore
- 7s K T. DEVRlI19 d,sl
denl a. General AUent, " GlneelirR
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50 aovERNEuR sTRKEr. NKw YoRK,

B55o,,t me Rep. 81. s, ClgJ,eiHes Recorto 44h
Saints Church, Nele York
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Market in general ,languid and some
what depressed, as the trade generally
seems intent on carrying as small a
stock rs possible during the pending
changes in business soon to take place,
consequently the sales transpiring con-
yey no just criterion of value, which,
however in the main is well maintained.
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1IoNEY AND sroCKs.

MoSEY-Easier. with more vidity to
lend; range on cali 5a7 per cent, and
less business at the higher rate. Cur
rency is going southat therate of near
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05

December 4--FLouR-Quiet.
GRAIS-Wheat-Wh cent better;
amber 1a2o lower; sales of No. white
Michigan at S204; amber 81 ia l rs,
closing Mt outside fguresi No. 2 red
81 20. COrn-3c lower, sales of No. i at
soc; new 72ci new rejected 65c; do con-
demned Csc. ORts-SteAdy at $40 for
No. l and Michigan. Rye-Shade
lower; No. 1 81 30: Michigan 81 %; No.
2 81 %.
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