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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-23

N. .r l.Nr y CHICAGO, Dec. o..
FLoUR-Qulet at S3A4 rs for spring
extras.
GRAIN-WheAt-Dull and Ka1Ic low.
or: Balea No. l at $50; No. 2 al SOJI IfaSlJ J<c,
closing ut S0ISaS0Xc for No. 3. This r,
N. the market was heavy; eOh cash and
seller December. Corn-Dull at ,72ka
74Hc for No. 2. .closlng at 80 for regu.
lar, and 100 for fresh receipts; no grade
at 65A67c. This r. n. the market was
dll OF 721<o for No. 2. oAtB-QuIes at
421<a42fc for. No. 3, closing nc AKA
43Nc. Rye-Dnll at 7lc for No. 2. Bar.
ley-1nactlye and nominal at 100 for
No. 2.
Hods-Dressed active at SO 5oal4 60.
closing at $40 50Rll 90, dividing on 200
pounds. Live neglected at IS 6OAs 75
for common. Ilr 80 H-.l
CATTLE-QuIet Of 81 6OA5 rs for fall
wsto light shipping steers.
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New YOrG PrOanee lIarke..

lr.f NRw York, Dec. %,
CoTTON-Favora buyers; 1000 bales
soId at 25<o for mIddlIng uplands. =,
FLouR-Closed steady, with moder.
ate export demand for low'grades.
GRAlN.-Wheat.-Steady at lc decline;
moderate export demand, stimulated
BY decline In freights; No. 2 spring
81 02a1 o.; winter red and amber west .
ern 81 32aI 81. Rye-Dull and dfoop-
Ing. Oats-LoWer Of Gla626e for west
eFn. Corn-Dall, heavy and lower; old
mixed western nominal at 81 l0al l3. y
PRov1sIoNs.-Pork unsettled l,OOO
barrels mess sold for January at $50 90
R29 90, and 1900 barrels for February
at $50 90. Beef Nominal. Cut Meals
and Bacon-NomlnRl. :, ,lETT''T-
LARD-Dull at 1SAlsKc for good 10
prime steam. ..... Ol......'-. IT,.
. Eaas-steady at 4OA42c for fresh, and
3la82o for lined, ....I
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Allegheny cattle mnrkes.


OATTLE-The run Of cattle was fair,
aggregating near 900 head. The quail
~ was generally good, and there was
some unusually dne stock on sale.
Choice cattle met with ready sale at
81 50As 90 per cwt., and some very
choice cattle sold at higher rates. Good
10 prime steers cold at 60 75A7 30 per
cwt., and other grades ranged from
81 10 6 90 per, cWt. -rgI
Hods-The supply was fair and mar
ket dull. Sales were made from $9A
II 80 per cwt., In q wholesale way, and
In . retail way for very choice Rt I'll Goa
- 80 per cwt., very few bringing the
latter figures.
HHnKP-Thete was only q moderate
supply and not o great demand. There
WINS no very extra sheep offered, al.
though the run genetelly was good,
and for prime TO choice 3I<R4Xc waS
realized, With Rame sRlea OF extra OF So
per per pound. Inferior and common
brought from 81 per head up TO So per
pound ~ TO quality. Lambs brought
same price as last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-23

OUR city readers will not fall 10 make
due note Of the very interesting lacl
that the money required by the mana.
gers OF this little city the current year
is. over 100000. About $500 is paid
for collecting the water rents, and
about the same for collecting the taxes
on property. Another interesting fact
disclosed by council proceedings Tues.
day evening, Is that q collector has been
allowed to go without settlement since
1858, ~
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The Government bought $1,000 900 a

sTooKs-The railway markets. weak
and lower; the chief activity was In
New York Central, Reading, North.
western, Lake Shore, 81. Paul, and
New Jersey Central. The widest Guo-
tuations OF the day were In the latter,
which closed feverlsh. There was q
rumor on the street that the Hannibal
& 81. Joe dividend was likely 10 be be-
low the general expectation and might
possibly be passed. Miscellaneous list
dull. Express stocks firm. -
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Baltimore llnrIEes
FLouR-Qulst aud Ateady.
BALrTnoRE. Dan. q

FLouR-Quist aud ateady.
GRAIN-Wheat-Very firm for choice
prime TO choice at 81 85al 40; white 81 60
a IS. Corn-Yellow s7a92c. Oats
66a67c, ID. Pm"
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-$32 00a33 90.
Bacon-QuIet; RIB sides 1SHc; clear
sides l9Kc; shoulders l5kc; hams 2lc.
Lard-Quiet at 100. IT
WH1sKY-Very dull at 81 90. and
scarce,
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wAsITINGFOH HEWs AND aOssIp
WARRINGTON. Dec, a, 1869.

4 IT" 171'1' V"aHEN1 n HIIH'
General Butler made considerable
stir In the House this afternoon In the
debate on the Georgian bill, and espe.
clally attracted attention by speaking
OF what he called the celebrated white.
washing report Of the President, then
General Grant,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-23

CGNo1NNATI, Dec. %.
The river has risen 6 inches, with 20
feet 2 Inches in the channel. Weather
cloudy; thermometer $40. II raIned
nearly all last night.
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The story Is still circulating through
the West that Vice President Ooliax
attended the wedding OF the French
gentleman and colored lady. He was
not present,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-23
tBy Telegrapn.I

tBy T0leGrapn.l
New York Money and stock Market
NRw York, Dec. %.
MoNEY-Steady at 6A7 per cent.
eTERL1Na-Shade frmer at 1OS5Sa
108T. ru ... u.. ~ 80
GOLD-Firmer; opening at 12OI<; clos
Ing at l2OHal2L Carrying rates 2a7
per cent. CIearances, 81. .00O,O 900.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Shade higher
and strong: GermanR ara bnvara.
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT wHEELlNa, W. VA.


OAFlFAL"''"''.'''r.' .....".H l3O 900.
WIN the privilege OF Increasing the same
u $40 0OO.
DIRECTIONS.
WILLIAM BAnEY,i ALoAzo LoRrNa,
ANDREw j. PANNELL, JAMES +. BARNEs,
HENRY sTAMH, A1 THoNAs HUGHES,
JosAPR H. WooDWARD. -
This Company having been fully organ
iEed, IA now prepared 70 take EiRka At faiF
rates on buildings Of all Kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture,
steam Boats and CargoeH on the Western
Rlyers and Lakes; also 10 lasu0 perpetual
policies on dwellings and Stores. This
company being composed mostly OF onr
leaulng business men recommends itself 70
10 tho favorable consideration OF the inSur-
lug public, and solloitR their patronage. Ap-
pllcRt0nB for insurance will De promptly
attended 70 al their ottice, BAILEY q
BLOCK, No. lO6 Market Street.
NJ. ARTHUR, Secretary,
W. II. AGNEW, Asst Hec'y,
y. o. BURDATS, Solicitor,
WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
AlONZO LOkING, Vice. President.
Oct6.
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Rew.Hork Dry Goods RTnr,.et.

NRw YORK, Dec. q.
Market extremely quiet, owing ir
] part the prevalence OF i rain storm,
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MARsRILLRs, Dec. e,

Advloes have come to hand which
render II certain that the British war
steamer Deerhound was totally lost
while on the voyage from Athens to
Malta. Sir Stafford NorthcoLe, SeCrs.
tary OF State OF India, was on board,
and III believed TO have perlshed,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

By Cable Telegraph to the InteIIlgoncer
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. %.
Leave has been granted 10 the Arch
BiAhop OF Canterbury To appoint Il
SuiIrMgNr.
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ClNClNNATl EAthES6s
RAsr-LRAvHs wksr, VIA Con.
daily aa...4.u m. S1ES daiiy as....sS MnSs" ;. m
ARRIVES AT l3ellaiTe.....,.l:20
0rafton........9.l0 q! m, ARRIYRs
Parken6urg. .4:l6 p. m. Cambridge
Cumberland G0l ZanOavllle..-850
Baltimore. ,&h5 Newark",...l0:0 ~
Wahh'nCltyl0:00 columbus ..,ll:bb
"MondAyB Excepted. F@5undAyH Excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
EALr-LEAyEs west, VIA Q. o. D.
daily al t..li:IO a. m. daily aL..... $40 4. m.
ARRIVES AT 3OllAlT. ......,..8:20 e
Cameron. l:D p. m. ARRIVES AT
0ntton. ....".6,l0 BarnesVllle. 800 q. m.
ParkeBbbgi08 Cambridge. $50 -
QumbeflAndll:O0 GAINESVILLE. ..7:tO "
AArpers Fyll6 p. m. NeWArk k....-.g:OS
Wlneh0stef.1 .1OO columbus. LOSS
baltimoIe.".Gl0 'sunuAyB Excepted.
Wash'n CltyB.2O
"e5undays Excepted.
FAST LINE.
-, HAEr-LEAvEs WEST, VIA Q. o.D.
daily at...OaO p, m. daily Saiiy St.....sS xnS I. m.
ARRIVES AT B0llAir r...........S:lO "
Grafton. ..... ns06 p, m. ARRIVES AT
CumbellAndl;l0 Q. m, GAINESVILLE 1880
aE5iSrPer9 F:ySSo Z" Cambridge -l2y6 p. m.
MIneheatefl0gS O. m, llAneSyile. l:25
BalilmoTs.-li5S I" CSIambuS.-"I.GS "
WaAh'n Cltyl0O p. m.lSand usly., .lO:I5
TrAlnB ON tho Main Line mako oonneO.
ions at baltimore with Trains for PhIladel.
phlA, Now York and Boston At Relay
houSe, via Washington City, for all points
OSniral Ohio trains make direct connec.
ton a. Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets 70 al principal points can be pro-
cured Rt tho 0fice. =
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, baltimore.
X. T. DEVRI3,
ueG General Agent, WheelinR,
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..I PARIS, Dec. %.
A subscription has been opened fol
the relief OF the Spanish who were re-
Gently expelled from the country by
the French Government.
The steamship Perelre, from New
York, has arrived at Brest,
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SAtN 'AANh Abp AoaAukU tuhl
manner. II was believed advisable
that hereafter these points should be
watched by o committee during the
sessions. and 1t was Ioonlarly suggest.
ed the Vice President, during such ses-
sion, should 90 the Bkylight and keep q
dlllEent watch Of lts entrances and ex-
lts. No conclusion was reached, and
the Senate adjourned without knowing
what TO do, but determined 10 do aome.
thing.
THE VIRGINIA BILL.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. TrumbulI
made another effort to get up the bill tC
admit Virginia, but the Senate showed
no disposition To hurry In the matter,
and Mr.. Trumbull had TO give IL up.
Messrs. Thayer and Howard intImGted
that there was cause for investigation
into the elections In that State, and un'
VI the charges were carefully examln-
ed, they would oppose admission.
CENSUS RESOLUTION. 'N.
Finding. II useless to attempt to put
the census bill through before the holI-
days, resolution was passed suspend
Ing the law under which the laAt census
was taken. This will enable Congress-
to complete tire bill on re-. re.assem6iinR,
provided the House concurs before nd.
tournament Tomorrow. u.
MR.. HoAR's NOMINATION,
The confirmation OF Mr.. Hoar as Jus.
tlce OF the Supreme Court IL In grave
doubt. The Judiciary Committee has
not yet reported II for the action OF the
Senate, and, as before stated, Il Ia not
probable that any action will be taken
until after the recess, The principal
argument against him In the commit.
tee and among Senators Ia thatIt would
be unjust to impose o New England
man on southern circuit, where there
are number OF eminent lawyers from
whom q selection could be made. All
che justices on the bench are from the
north, and the southern Senators will
certainly oppose him. A careful can
yass OF the Senate has been made by
several Senators, and Il is asserted that
there are ct least tWo.LhitdB of the
members who will vote against him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-23
EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
81 KAAMMRR.

3. 4A-MMER,
CTERIING EXCHANGE ON LONDON
. for any sum not leRI Than one pound
sterling. slight Drafts on all the principal
ellies o. Germany, France and Italy at lib
Also for Hhle Of tho same ONCE:
PA8nge Tickets 10 or from England, Ire
land, Bremen and Hamburg via. New York
or Baltimore. Emigrant Railroad Tickets
from New York and Baltimore 10 Wheeling,
Otlce 8. W. cor. Third and Market BtIeets,
COntrO Wheeling. ~
b HAMMER, Notary Publio,
Roal ESTATE, Fire ana LIEo, Claim, and Gen.
eral Passage Agent. noylS
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AN ABUSING pIaCUssIoN.

An amusing discussion occurred In
the executive session OF the Senate to-
day, especially interesting to newspa-
per readers. 1t came mp on the au-
nouncement made by prominent
Senator that II was huInillatiug 10 the
dignity OF the Senate, and detrimental
10 the progress Of Ia business and its
secresy, that all the performances Of
that body In executive session should
be- paradel 10. the world by a lot OF
Newspaper acrIbblers. II was thought
that a stop had better be put to the
publication OF secret sessions. and that
speedily, II was presumed, OF course,
that no member OF that dignlhed body
would disclose the proceedings. And lt
was thought a severe investigation
should be Instituted, and, the guilty
party punished. II waa suggested
that person could be concealed be.
meath the floor OF the Senate In the To-
caiity OF the large register near the
clerks desk, and that the open wotk
would enable that person TO hear eve
rythIng that was going on. Another
suggestion was made that o reporter
could obtain hearing by concealing
himself In the skylight above the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-23
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

The President yesterday said that he
desired the passage Of law enforcing
the fourteenth amendment, and afix.
Ing a penalty for all violations Of the
third article OF the amendment Imam.
swer 10 the remark that tho amendment
could be enforced without mole legisla.
tion, and officials be displaced where
they could not take the test oath, the
President replied that they might be
displaced, but would be re-elected AZ
olten, and by this means virtually stop
the machinery OF local government;
but, II a penalty should attach TO q vio'
lation, they would not seek places
which would bring them Into trouble,
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JE1asppEtatIas.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO IN, r. COMPLY

WHEELINo, December 9Th, 1869.
DAHSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN ny
JIG the following schedule on aud RilOr he.
cemU0r 6th, l869-WheellnR time,
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~ NaunwAor 43th 1887
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j terrible. We are glad to lcarr
that one radical journal is being OK
srcissd BY wholesome fear.
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hope that the 18th amendment 4
the Z. y. Constitution will be ratified
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-19

ID ~ Of tho most complete in this
ssction al The State. We do work in
. styh - istsrior to the bes, printing
In New Orleans, AaA at prisss To suit
~ s;neA There ia no excuse for Mer
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abwad, passisuhriy whea ws hsvs gose
y - u1aSA sxpssss In Assinx up an ~
tsAlSskusat which il shcsh hs their
~Aa n anaHain.
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pair the Mssshall Cs.,1s,,
hId the matter under eo,II
and would respectfully r:l.
following report:
Revived, Let. That .lu IN
hold a Fair on the ID and n
Of the Flower Moon, G.sD
the proceeds Of which sh,u /
pended in repairing our cit, /
etery
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1NDIAnAPoLIs, March 4.-This
uoraisg the resignation Of ssvsstsss
Senators and thirty seven Rsprsssn.
tstivss vsss presented y Ne 0ovsr>
sss, whisA broke The qssrsn il both
bssssAss n tAs Legislature, aad
besugAs lsgislstisa 70 % cad for this
ssssloa, Walsh wesld have expired By
snatsAls~ ne M.".l.y .-ss- 1ss
Radicals, IN caucus, hsd determined
% press . vote In both Houses upoa
W. rsti1essios Of the sussdnsnt
thh afessssoa, u 2 o'clock, ssd he'd
ssssssd vsass enough IL sash bsaaeh
70 carry t. The Dsaesratis Nom
bsss M IL sausss lssa aight aad,
assse sessidsvisg various nsa.s 70
3slbat ~ sadlsssios, 1aslly rssolv.
= y Fseiga In bedy. aad Ill ten.
6ess4 tAar rssagnsaioas. All we're
present. except N. Tsgrrt, Of the
Beasts, and Ar. ThornIsy, Of the
Hssss-both sbssss on account Of
sskssss. The caucus requested Sen.
stess Hsadsrsos and Bradley, and
Representatives. Admors, Britton,
Cs4teth, Lsgas, Palmer and Wills
" withdrew their designations for the
psFpoes u attending to she interests
Of ths party in their respective
branches, there being enough with.
sst sAsa to stop legislation. Tho
sstiea Of the Democratic members
teek The Radicals by surprise.
Thh nsrning, not anticipating
sosh prompt and decided action, the
Rsaissl nsnbsrs held . caucus, and
. opposition was made to hold
jsist seaysntion, refuse 10 mako any
record, aad dsclars the amendment
ratified. Gov. Baker refused to be
. party to any such movement lie
insisted that the journals should show
~ facts, and his determination put
. qsistss upon this villaiaous propo.
st9ea. 4stasss remain 10 1 dead
~. DseA Hsssss ~ tAis ness.
iso ~ sfsssesa, asA ~ ssthlas.
b evogtasas vess noas hs 4 81.
- = ~ ispaA,s. TAs DsneeeeAp
eooqu1oo = ~ Hsuss, = NSAnea.
~, y ~ = ~ eoosl1spo11sn q
- n11neq1 uoGn eo1urang -.
~, - tAalan sesaanaey NH eenN
- pono1 ~ ~ le1f1nh iuuau1r2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-19

~ The South wsstsra saaAss, ~
II cooperation Inns bssa formed hy ~
Of the st l.ouia insurance companies, y
establish an agency II 6assvsessA
which will tahs risks at lsss tAea ~
New Orleans co~pasiss. Thk assssy
viii insure on stsrnwhssl beaas n ! pss
cent more than on sias-vhssl hoaas ~
tween shs psias and New Orleans rhla
novsnsat asd the aovsosaa v Assg
Of direct trade wisa ~ Lssis. sashA
ssd W believe wiIi, awaksa ~ tsesee
gent commsruial asa Of New Os1soae
to sense Of their duty towards tAis
section OF THE cosntvy.
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Aeiet Psasssy stsass IL hIs Den.
i - - sls5' Aas' % .ssssl..
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~ street, nhfovepoN
- We had ths pleasure II . visle -
Tuesday evening hon n. W. n. Lsvh,
sdisor of tho Fasss (rssas) Pres NJ
who wss on = rsssra trip ftoa Nsw O..
lean. The Press is ~ latssssiae ~
ever welcome exchange, sid ~ aessn-
plished editor ever . wslsoos visl1ss.
lie informs US that his trip haA bssa
pleasant Asd profitable.
BAysR's Runsrs scaua BaooA.-Ws
have sceu nothipg ~ simple aad sssfsl
1t scaurs and dries the Aass y ths ssns
ti.s, aud with scarcely asy labor Ths
II Souahsrn inyeasisa thas y . ~
ahssd II any ysahss Soa1sivssss ~
know Of Mcrchsaaa sAssA bsy hsvs.
y Of the Aesss whs b ~ b hanAa1l.
- every hdy viii vast - y ~ =
sAs ,sss Il. Fsiss for sisGls bvssn,
y % spse's
- Wills Casia ~ psssAase1 .
hrss ~ Of ~ Tsaas 80 ~ hssssa,
~ BE- u slasussssiae - ssanilly
svssy nasnia9 y ~ s>sll h ~ -
hsa sueh bssf - ~ ~ psw b ~
Ia bsas md no ntslals. II b ~ \
look At, and nuth nisss vAso esehA1
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~ II i really trsaa b Iosh n ~
splendid bssf thai fili 3 WileoG haps
svory morning Al tAsis sail. No. 10, h
tbs market