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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-15
OCAL INTELLIGENCE.


-
m FIRES YEsrERDAY.-The fire early
arday morning commenced in distil-
Y 81 occupied by Michael Lacey, No. 65
IN nerce street, as grocery. The adjoin.
mods tulding, liquor warehouse of P. Gala.
the next house, and two warehouses
. =. Druhan, the distillery of Patrick Har-
ooi's and the cigar store ofAIr. Imhotte were
Yin or nearly destroyed. Mr.. Lacey was
ned to the extent of $1,000. Carl Kohn
the owner of the place occupied by
~. CHER. Druhan had q large stock on
. and was proprietor of the tenement.
Mclaughlin has been arrested under
NJ Imposition that he is the incendiary.
D,.. buildings on Commerce street were
bsred 50, 81, 50, 81, and IS.
n second FIRE was in the tenement
~, sn S69 Baronne street, caused by live
in an ashbox. The damage was not
sE "
W. y A. Ne third fire was also on Baronne
III; d and was out almost as soon as an
vas rung. A candle had been left
ing in the attic of the house, and
N. '0'-'' 'N' ~
,-,>- s,rr,t 60 ,oor.,oa - -. o,.,..,.
Tening in the tobacco warehouse of
LAW Price, AZ Poeyfarre street, near SIaga.
et, and was totally consumed, together
,rlesus considerable stock of tobacco. the
DEAN ing was very dry old frame, and
ugh the fremen were there in twink
the house was in ashes in few min.
the private dwellings next beyond to-
Stree toucher street property of the Messrs.
ms. ison, being wooden, it was quite i'm
sELBn PIE to save, and the rear portion of all
vas soon In flames.
W, c. Black, sr., occupied one of the
enements, and lost nearly all his fur
He has no insurance.
SSiil Morrill, and Widow Fisk, occupants,
haVe been heavy losers, as what little
~ 'are they saved was badly broken.
Croley, who kept boarding-house,
r. a'e broken up.
...... Aesr that John I. Monroe rented one
tenements.
"a : = mn and last alarm Fyss ss:s.iiSc ea5'
Nhhe the nremen were yet lighting
Lag mes on Poeyfarre street.
ZEN TrRNN,T IoN ~ TTys MI, -,
ngs few dsvs since tbe v,r,,or - t M
rr.x,| uIormed nv tbe lanaIedv - 49, -.
= the deceased had rom thst ~
A MT .ei friend gent,sr,sr ru, .., Il, al
,--|ss1 bin this communicated taken no,aon
M. - 49, 49, ii'A ''Ao" pVhson
saing previous, and that several ply
rs, we're then sent for to attend him
, fwhom demanded n fee of Ave 5oII.vs
.s.o tos,.- 49,, N-o-.',-
OnAO' - Ooi'io 'ney "oeiu even Vlslt Inc
FlOuf, rs man. A messenger was at length
y. the Charity hospital for a surgeon.
aadvised that the sick person should
stFs' 'sea there, where ne could have good
!. ea,
rs removed. but IL was too late ths
~. 3 said 10 emn1ov am ~a- 80. =. ),
the effect of the poison. The de.
Who ence held a prominent position
ofone Of the courts of Pennsylva.
-oNE Z was consul to Glasgow, Scotland,
, sIS ne administration Of President
lad lately been in reduced eircum-
was detected occasionally, and
about thus ending his life. He con
N, 81 uotbsr occryon. - - -oa la Pun .l
oosa ana Isft 1a. y tD 1o...s !. '.e
EATVl fr,end fran, rh,oh M" !. - -
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very desirable Double Cottage on the cor
Of Bellcassel and Constant streets. Jefferson
city, eontainiAg slx rooms pantry, KITCHEN, ser;
wants roOms two cisterns, garden trutt trees and
shrubbery; also, stable room. II will be sold on
accommodating terms, or rented the whole or half.
Apply at the Republican office. JAZZ
no RENT.-A NEWLY BUILT TWo-STORY
i Brick Dwelling with AZ modern conveniences,
Nc. 6 Rampart street., few doors above Canal
street. Possession given immediately. Apply to
n. Gernon, No. Story Building. nos
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SHOW to DE MADE.
One per cent of the Stock will be required on sub.
scrbns, and subsequent calls, not to exceed Eve per
cent per month, will be made by the Board of Di.
rectOrs from time to time. as may be necessary, to
upply funds to construct and equip the lines but
no calls will be made after the per cent is paid,
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been sub
scrbed.
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Ash, OAK AND PINE WOOL
No. IS Matches Street,
a0as ON NEW oRLRANs.
ga ...s-, .-........s....... a. saif1.k
ea- .-..ss..-....,, .,- tqtk
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s. L O o O O. 0 O o ,
In 100 900 Shares Of the par value of
SIOO PER SH A r K .
But the actual amount to be paid in Cash ia
S35 PER RE.

And this amount is to be paid as follows: One per
cent at the time of subscribing and no more until
the entire capital has been subscribed, and then on
calls to be made by the Board of Directors install.
ments not to exceed five per cent per month. When
thrtyve per cent Of the par value of the shares has
been paid csrtihcatsso of stock will be issued This
will give the Company paid up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-15

PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION
OF Stock Of Ssasonabls and Well Selected
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
UNDER GARMENTS. HATS, FANCY ARTI.
Giles, etc,
Being the Stock in Trade of
CHARLES RIPINsKI, Bankrupt,
And Two Stocks of
ASSORTED DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENTS,
Beiag those of
Msssrs. MARX ISRAEL GUsTAYE t. WE'LL
Bankrupts,
Surrendered by them,
And sold for the benefit of their Creditors.
BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE
IN THEm RESPECTIVE BANKRUPTCIES
| PY C.E.GIRARDEY d Co, AuetIOReers.
Once no. ii Exchange FiSos-WEDN EsDAX,
18TH Marcn, 1858 at lUt1 O'CLOCK a. M Will be sold
| at public auction, at the Brick Store, No ls6 Poy
drss street, between Carondelet and Baronne
streets
THE THREE STOCKS OF DRY GOODS AMI
| CLOTHING AND FANCY ARTICLES belonging
respectively to the bankrupt estates of Messrs
Charles Ri2iusk Marx Israel, and Gustave t. We'll
now in bankruptcy in the United States Circuit
Court for the District OF Louisiana, and by them
surrendered and sold for the benefit Of their cred
tors by order of E. E. Norton, ESQ., General Assignee
without limit reserve, to the highest and best bid
| ders.
The stock of Mr.. Charles Ripinsk is large and
we'll selected stock of ready made and seAsonabIe
Mems and Boys Jlothing Under Garments Hats
Fancy Articles. Trunks, Yalses, etc.
Messrs. M. Israel and Gustave T. Wells stocks
comprise ssasonsble Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Fancy Articles OF grsa6 variety and excellent quail
| ties Store and other Fixtures
Descriptive catalogues Of these stocks will be ready
for distribution at office of the Auctoneers few
| days previous to the sale.
The attention OF the retail trade of the city sps
eially invited.
Terms-Cash before delivery in United States
| Treasury notes. mh7td
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-15
POLITICAL NOTICES.

RaliyI Wide-Awakes!-T There will be a
Special Meeting of the Wids-Awake Club held at
WideAvake Hall on IRENE street. between Cont
and st. Louis, on MONDAY EVENING, March l6
at O'Clock
Punctual attendance of every member is request
ed, as business Of Importance will be transacted.
By order of the President.
mh13 81 THEODORE MARTIN. Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.

ESTATES IN BANKRUPTCY.
OPEN ACCOUNTS AND BILLS RECEIVABLE.
DREYFUs BROTHERS CO..
VS. Their Creditors.
THEODORE MEYER VS.. His Creditors.
SAMUEL KAHN VS.. His Creditors
United States Circuit Court for the District Of
Louisiana
BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE.
pY @. r. GIRARDEY ~ CO-oFFICE
II No. II Exchange Place.-THURSDAY, March
10, 1853, at IL O'Clock NJ. will be sold at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' EX-
change, by order of the Assignee in the Bankrupt
eies Of
Msssrs DREYFUs BROTHERS 4 CO.,
THEODORE MEYER.
SAMUEL KAHN
All the Open Accounts and Bills Receivable due
their said Estates now abandoned and sold for the
benefit Of their Creditors. By order Of Z. E. Norton
Esq, General Assignee.
Descriptive Schedules will be read at sale in each
Bankruptcy, and may be seen at office of the Auo-
tioneers the day preceding the sale.
Terms-Uash in United States Treasury notes
mh7 I'd
PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION
OF AN
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF BoOKs,
-oosrPRBNG-
UPWARD OF THIRTY THOUSAND VOLUMES
AND CLASSICAL
WORKS, IN PROSE AND POETRY.
In Great Variety of Binding, and Handsomely
illustrated.
WORKS OF SCIENCE AND ART
In Medicine. Law. Agriculture, Mechanics,
Manufacturer Chemistry Astronomy.
Geology, Botany, Theology. eve.
ELEMENTARY AND EDUCATIONAL BOOKS,
OF Great Variety,
OF THE MOST POPULAR AUTHORS.
TOGETHER WITH GREAT ASSORTMENT OF
STATIONERY AND OTHER ARTICLES
Usually found in Bookstores.
THIS BEING THE STOCK OF THOMAS L
WHITE. IN BANKRUPTCY,
Surrendered ard Sold for the benefit of his
oREDIToRs,
By order of E. f. NORTON. ESQ, ASSIGNEE
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
Without Reserve.
RY @. e. GIRARDEY a. co, AUCTION
- GERS, office No. II Exchange Place
| WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH MARCH, AT
o'clock P. NJ, we will commence the sale o.
| the above described stock and continue night!
thereafter at the hour until closed out at thu
store No. 10 Royal, between Canal and Customhousl
streets.
This is an unusual opportunity of selecting book
| at purchasers prices to fill and suppl!
| Libraries.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes. be
fore delivery.
By order of Z. E. Norton general assignee in the
bankruptcy of Jacob Barker Esq. ia5l
O. E. GIRARDEY CO.,
mh7 I'd Auctioneers.
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AND DRAKERs.-The disjointed
crushed some kinds Of trafic out
ee, but a the same time other
Freshness have apruag up 70 an the
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AUCTION SALES.
S'--1~N-~-~----~-~-e~--eN-o 1-oo.o1--.,-
ESTATE OF CHARLES ucREoE
In Bankruptey.s

In bankruptey.s
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
ONE LIGHTHOUSE POWER ENGINE AMI
BOILER COMPLETE, BLAoKsMITR1Nc
TOOLS, SCREW CUTTING MACHINE
DRILLING. SKATING. FANS, CORE
BOXES, PATTERNS, FLAsKs, SCALES
IRON ANvILs. CRANES, Etc, Etc.
RI c. Z. GIRARDEY a. co o@o.
No II Exchange Plaoe-MoNDAY, March "a
a. IVA o'clock A. NJ will be sold at public auction
81 the Foundry and Blacksmith Shop of the ate
nrn OF Charles MeKeon 4 Kennedy, situated on
front, between Girod and HOtre Dame streets
All the MATERIALS. TOOLS, MACHINERY.
etc. belonging to the said firm, surrendered h.
Charles MeKeon, in bankruptcy, in the unitsS
States District Court for the District Of Louisiana
and sold for the benefit of his creditors bv order ~
Z. Z. Norton ESQ, General Assignee in Bank
ruptey.
Terms-Cash in U. S Treasury notes. nb19.d
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NEWsPAPRRs. MAGAZINES.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETC.
A. SIMON,
sS....---....... BarOnne street. s.
HAS always ron SALE.

Al inc UILK FAFEHE,
All the Northern and Wssteru nAITIFS
The leading pIOTORIAIIS-
100 Inherent Publications, among which are
the American Naturalist. ths Iorrri a. Sosc1 int3ss
Philosophy, Thrilling harfatiye Of tho Onion Re
tugees and the ba4aacra Of the Martyrs Of LIBERTY
Lo Progns8 etc.
subscriptious received for the American Conflict
history OF the Great lsbelllaAs F Horace GqeaIsg
IN two large, double column egtago yolames 81 Cd
pakes Saehs llu5trated VITA ~ oxEralta. NnRrap-
l2A quoeEeI9na. and o2i6 raiszenzes etc. noa
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james Barclay VS.. steamer New Era
Her Tackle, Apparel, etc

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District of Louisiana No e010-By vir-
tue of writ Of yenditioEi expOnas to directed in
the above entitled suit, will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, WEDNESDAY, the eight
eenth day of March, 1858, at twelve tl2l O'Clock
NJ, at entrance to Uustomhouss building,
Old Lsvee street
The Steamer NEW ERA her Tackle, etc.. as she
lies in the Mississippi river, opposite this city.
Terms-Cash, at the time of adjudication, in
United States Treasury notes.
United States MarshArs Office. New Orleans.
fifth day of March, 1868, II. j. HEBRON,
No. S30-mh6 10 IA 10 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-15

NOTICE
Public notice is hereby given that application has
been made for the reissue of Eight One Thousand
Dollar Certificates of Stock of the Southern Dry
Dock Company, the originals having been lost.
mia GOT s. L. BROWN.
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2 cases Bottled Ale. Filtering Stoves.
tierces MOlasses. octaveB Sweet Wine.
l box Cigars. 2 Cotton Trucks.
8 Cooking Stoves and 4 boxes Raisns.
cases furniture for l Dbl Molssses.
same. l Bedstead.
/ tiercs Molassss. IL eatks Curry Combs.
l hid. Moiasses. 2 trks Personal Effects.
/ tierce Moas5es. l box containing scaling
box Cigars, ladder.
2 cases cont g Pianos. 50 cases Rhine Wine
4 cases Magnesia, Dbl Irish Whisky.
"A boxes Tin Plate, sol bdls Iron Ties.
l case Meerschaum Pipes IL casks Curry Combs.
casks Chloride Lime. l box Samples.
hdls Iron Ties. pkgs Samples.
IL caseE Brandy. 100 baskets Champagne.
octaves Brandy. 30 boxes Champagne.
lease Soap, etc. baskets Champagne.
Z crates Earthenware. 2 cases cont'g fire OK
l key Rum. tinguishers
cases Quinne. l67 bdls Iron Ties.
l cask Bottled Ale boxes Lsbels
q gross Tooth Brushes l case Mustard
l Dbl cont'g Water Fit box Whisky.
erer. box Salad Oil.
/ box Matches ! case Muscat Wine.
bags Gloves. 1 box Books.
l case Tacks bag Coffee.
/ case Wine. 2 cases Absynthe.
case Books. % pkgs Samples.
WIN p KELLOGG,
mills II 20 222I27 % 81 ape Collector
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-15

UNDER THE CIVIL RrGHTs BILL.-Charles
Neuve, of st. Mary parish, few weeks ago
was arrested, tried, convicted, and SEN
fenced to imprisonment for six months for
the crime, it was alleged, Of carrying con-
cealed weapons, all BY Judge Frederick
Gates, of St. Martin parish. By some
means Neuve was released ere the term ex.
pired, and now comes before United States
Commissioner Shannon aud asks that Judge
Gates be arrested for imprisoning him for an
unlawful period of time. The warrant will
ha isauad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-15

$4,000 Miles of Wire,
Which will connect all the commercial centres and
important places in the United States This opinion
rests upon the most reliable estimates and response.
BILE offers to construct and equip the lines.
The National Telegraph Company is organized IN.
der the laws of the State Of New York and franchises
conferred by an act of Congress. approved July "A.
1856:
Presidont-GEoRGE B. sENTER, Of oleve.
land. Ohio.
vice-President-RoBERT sQUIREs. of New
York City.
soorotay-cEoRGE B. WALLER of New
York City,
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United States We. the DIstiIIeE-y No. IN
Caiope street.

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
i for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Louisiana
No sassy virtue Of writ Of venditoni exponas, 70
directed in the above entitled suit will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the
twenty sixth day of March, 1863 at twelve 40 O'Clock
Leyee street
The CONTENTS of the Distillery No Il
Caope street, per inventory on file in this Office.
Terms-Cash, at time of adjudication in United
States Treasury notes.
United States Marsbals Office New Orleans thir-
teenth day of March 1858.
FL HEBRON,
No. 5s3-mhI4 2l2s u. s. Marshal
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I. G. BERRY. PETER HART
RERRT 81 HART,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
5ICAmp Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Country orders promptly attended to.
NB.-Goods delivered to aay part of the city, free
Of drayage. mills I'm a
COLLECTORS SALE.

UNITED STATES CUsToMHoUsE, !
Collectors Office.
New Orleans, March IA, 1868. }
THE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVING REMAIN
4 ed in warehouse unclaimed for more than one
year. will be sold at public auction, in accordance
with law and the regulations of the Treasury De-
partment at Warehouse No. l, CustomhouEe build
ing, Customhouse street entrance. on THURSDAY,
April 2 1858. at 10 o'clock A. M
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Q. S. MARSHAL,S SAFES,

A. c. Low vs.. steamer Mary Swan, Her
Tackle Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
for the District of Louisiana, No. 9Ol9-3y virtus
OF an order of Court to me directed IN the
above entitled suit will proceed TO sell to the high
est bidder on SATURDAY, the twonty-frst day Of
March, 1858, at twelve o. O'Clock NJ. at entrance to
Cnstomhouse building. on Old LsYee street
The steamer N AIRY SWAN, her Tackle Apparel
street,
States Treasury notes.
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans tenth
day Of March, 1853. H. j, HERRON
No, 5f3-mhll Il lT2i u 81 Marshal
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Actual Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe that thirty,five
per cent of the Capital Stock will construct and
fully equip
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BALL OF SCHILLER CoNcLAvE, S. W. M
Magnolia hall was the scene of a pleasant
night, and one of the finest balls of the
season was given by the members for the
benefit of the widows and orphans. The
managers evidently know very we'll how to
carry on an affair of the kind and to call
out the fairest of the bellies of the fourth
district. The committee of arrangements
had everything in perfect order for their
many guests, who entered into the spirit of
dancing with great glee. May they have
many more Of the same kind.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-15

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATE,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
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IL NIVV ID IIEIIt UOJOrIotV 10 nv
4 Al possible. And goodbye. I carry
iie!ss &c world no bitterness 70 any one.
Hol 0d-bye.
EhsrH Ceased had many warm friends in
2 = = Who win long remember his vir-
ys & g physicians who refused to render
sea n nathy.to dying man unless money
, IN u advance, were less humane and
,RrIe' than the Masonic brotherhood, By
last sad testimony Of respect to
' 3 tRs vas paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-07
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Advtoes to the 9Th of February.

LONDON, Feb, 6.-American news.
papers, containing comments ON the
arrest Of Train, have been received.
These comments evoke much press
discussion here. The tone of the Lon-
don newspapers, however, is temperate
and conciliatory.
PARIS, Feb. 6.-Admiral Farrasut ia
at Genoa. He Is everywhere received
with marked attention.
LONDON, Feb. 6-11:15.-Consols ess<
ASK for money and accounts; Illinois.
717f; Erie, 7l1f; o. s. Bonds, Tx.
FRANKFORT, Feb. g. 11:I5.-U. 8.
Bonds, 757<a7576.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. g. 1:2O.- Cotton
more active and advancing: sales reach
$4,000 bales. Middling uplands, 7Xa
72Sd. Corn, advanced to As. Lard,
quiet. Pork, dull, and declined to 7ss.
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New York ReWs.

New YORK, Feb. 6.-Anson' Herrick,
well known Journalist and ex-Con-
gresham, died to-day.
The strength of the gold market to-
day, is attributed to reports of the
probability of the impeachment and
resignation of McCulloch. The latter
Ia apparently quite unfounded.
The schooner James Young, arrived
from New Orleans with a cargo of a.
900 bushels of corn, being the first car
go of grain ever ahinped from there in
bulk.
At a meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce to-day a memorial " as or
dered and prepared and sent to Con-
gress against reduction of the Ameri-
can dollar to the value of five franc
piece without Limitation which will
maintain the integrity of existing con-
tracts.
a Communication was read from
President LeRseps. Of the Suez canal,
announcing that it will be open for the
largest ships the first Of October, 1869,
With the present means, a thousand
tons are being transported daily
through the canal.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling WhoIesaIe Market
THURSDAY EVENING, !
FEBRUARY 6. 1858.

1t would be difficult for trade to be
any duller than it is. Quotations are
almost nominal, but holders are not
willing to sell at any less than our
quotations. Goods, in fact, are very
firm, and it will require but a small
demand to cause an advance in many
ofthe leading articles.
FLoUR-Extra $40 5Oa11; Xxx, 81 So;
spring family, Sl2 OOa12 25; fancy,
$l2 50a19 so. Rye Flour, So SO. Buck
wheat Flour, SIC per h.
IN-Wheat-Prime red winter is
quoted at 81 SO; white at 90 eOa2 65
Corn--New shelled 81 90; ear 85c. Bar
sREDs-Cloyer 50 Is; timothy SO 90
from store.
Provisions Bulk Shoulders, 1oc
packed, Sides, 12c. Hams, lac. Bacon
-Sugar-cured Hams, 1910. Sides and
Briskets, lac. Shoulders, 11a115zc.
LARD-14c in fierce; 15c in kegs.
BEANs-Navy 50 15aS SO per bus.
CHEEsE-Western Reserve 16c; Ham
burg, 18c; factory and English dairy,
1sc.
CARBON on-45c, and no charge for
package.
strained, 81 20; extra No. 1. 81.
CoFFEE-Falr to good 23a24c; prime
25a28c; Hummell's essence, $6 90 per
gross.
spaAR-sugar House, 12a13c; Cuba,
1870; Porto Rico, 14]<c; New Orleans,
141<a15; refined, crushed, powdered and
granulated, 1Sal8Hc; A, 171<a171zc; B,
TIC; G, extra, 1916; Yellow c. Ice.
SYRUP-55a6oc for lower grades; sOca
500 for good to best brands; Porto
Rico molasses 75as5c; new crop New
Orleans, choice, 90c.
SoDA-6c for American, and SIC for
New Castle. =.
sTARoH-Western, 8a9c; Glen Cove,
1870; Maizena,, 1870.
F1sH-Lake Herring, half bbls, s. so;
white fish, half bbls, a so; kits, 50 SO
for No. l; 81 25 for No. 2; new mackerel
in half bbls, for No. 3 medium, 81 90;
No. 2 large, So SO.
BRooMs-$1 75a3 90 for fair; 80 25aS 50
for medium; S4a4 SO for fancy.
SALT-Dairy, 81 90; Pittsburgh, 81 so,
Ohio river, 81 IS.
ToBAcOo-Dark los, rs and 9zp, Navy
bright rs and Is, 90ca$l 90; bright los
S5a90c.
1000.
COTTON YARNs-s5c for Georgia and
Eastern. Cotton batting, 25c.
SoAP-Famlly1 CSC; German, SIC
Eastern Family, 10al1c.
CAND1Es-City mould tallow, 16a1ec
star, full weight, $50, star, IA OF. sets
Csc.
R1oB-Rangoon, 1oc; Carolinas, 111c
Hon1NY-White flint, per bbl OF 2O(
WOODEN wARE-Two hoop buckets
81 rs per doz; wasbboards, IS Is pei
doz.; tubs. No. L, Sl4 so; No. 2, $13 90
No 8, $ll so per dog.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, 1216c
Shot, s. so per bag.
9LAss-Franklin brand, sxlO, 81 90
10xl2, 81 so.
IRoN-swedes, 7kc; common pa,
iron, Axe; horseshoe iron, 52<c; heavy
brand iron, &c; hoop and light brand
SIC.
NA1Ls-1Od to Sd nails, IS Is per kesi
Sd and Cd nails, s. so per keg; I'd and
Sd nails, IS rs. Other sizes in proper.
ton. Cut spikes, IS so.
WHEELING Alex, $40 90 per Dbl
Xxx SIl 90; Kennel and Burton, Sl2 90;
Champagne S14 90; Porter el0 90; Brown
Stout $40 90.
LAGER BEER-1S Dbl 81 40; " BIB
81 rs; n Dbl s. so; hbls $l1 90.
MALT-S1 Goal 65.
HoPs-New, 6Oa7Oc per lb.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, February 8, 1888.
REGULAR REPoRT.

CorToN-More active and La1lc better;
sales Of 200 bales at S1{a1g7zc EoF middliDg
uplands, closing at l91{c.
FLoUk-keceipts III barrels, dull and ga
100 lower; sales Of 80 barrels at s. $4,000 for
supefdne and western: - 75@lO Is for extra
Is % or v nite wheat extra; IS 75GlS IS i6r
round hoop Ohio; SO 509I2 90 for common to
good St Loui-; Sl2OO9aIb 50 for good 70 choise
extra do, closing neaVY. California Flour
Withontchanss; sales of l,160 sacks at $l2 30
@l3 Is. kye Flour-Steady, sales OF 100 bar
Tels at 81 2599 Is.
WaHKY-Nom1nal.
omtna1, dull and droop-
ing; sales of z, 60 buSne Is choice white M1chi-
Pan Al s. IS to go to Albany on the opening
Of the river; small lots red prime at q 621S:
inferior white California g 40. kye-QuIet:
safes of 700 bushels OF state at 81 ~. BaT1ey-
Quit. MaIt-In far request; sales OF 25OO
bushels at 81 So. Corn-Receipts 81 800 bush
shade hrmer with only q moderate business,