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The New York herald., 1869-11-12
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTlON.
RT NoTICE.-BY HENRY Fl. LEEDS INNER
"A HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
Salssrooms Nos 50 Chambers. and n Reads street.
Art Galleries Eos. 8l7 and 5ia Broadway.
EXECi TORS SALE OF fINE PAINTINGS.
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
NOVEMBER II AND l2
At ~ O'Clock each evening.
AT THE
LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
NOS. SIT AND sl9 BROADWAY,
Southwest r.of Twelfth street.
SPECIAL SALE BY ORDER or EXECUTION,
OF A SUPERB COLLECTION OF
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PAINTINGS,
BY celebrated and favorite artists.
A. kcheabach, Jordaens, y. F. Church.
Carl Hubner, I.eickert A. 3. Durand
.. Erdmsn, vermulen, j. p. kensett
Carl Becker Berlin, S0nntAg,
II. pe Cock, Won Seben, De Haas,
c. fine Girscher, J. b. Irving,
II. Ronner. Z. schmidt, W. T. Richards,
Roosdorp Q. Bergman, J. Pope,
Musin, Krusenian, s. ColmAn,
Lanfsnt do Metz, Van Eten, Dolph,
Carabain, vandcrsyken, J. RoDde,
Yer Vecr, Won Wils G. c. Grswo!d,
Schasp Crabees, Inm&n.
and Others,
Now on exhibition day and evening Al above.
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lY ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID Olos and saesroom Nassau street. opposite tho Post
ohoe.
Desks, Sscretaries Bookcases. 40
The great auction house Of
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL viii
soil this day. at 10]S O'Clock,
large OF Sitting and Standing Desks 6scrsa
ries, Carpets. Safes, DO
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

CTEINwAY HALL.-REv. WILLIAM n. MlLBURN,
- the eloquent blind orator. will deliver his highly nsruc
tive and humorous lecture "Whst Blind Man Saw In Eng
land" in steinway Hall Saturday evening" Nov. ls The
night Mission. None should fail to hear this lecre and In
TO accommodate ALL and the requirements Of the
times, tho following prices
era admission 70 The noor OF the house reserved
seats (numberedl $l-a limited number onyand 10
all Of the balcony cents The reserved seats should
bo secured a at Nos ia 70 Broadway In order
essen tho rush at the once the evening lecture
possible, advised to their tickets ad
at Nos < and Vl Broadway. Doors will open at T.
Commences n
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER H. se9TRPLR SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

50 LIS - ~ AOCIiVE>s
UcrioN NOTICE ny HENRY Il. LEEDS MINER
Sacsrooms 70 Chambers and Reade Art Galleries
s aud $40 Brosdway southwest of Twelfth street.
At l04 O'clock at their Chambers and tReads
streets % LARGE s mp FINE AssoRrMGHT OF s,laA EAR
sl sRussns knsSa rAyb AS Sas
cARpETS orocatel window Curtains, Slvos-patsd Ware
-"N Also, st 10 O'Clock,
rosewood and mahogany frame Pianos
alsrgs 10. OF once furniture, Safe, 10.
BY order Of j. Won SACHS, Assignee.
A UcrIoN, AUCTION AUCrIoN-THrs AFTERNOON,
private boarding house Ws. twenty street. near
snis., % BsddIas ao oysr 200 lou. Z fiTzdERxID Aac.
tioneer. Sale positive.
QY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUcrIoNEER
- This day, 1t II o'clock.
the groAt anoton house Of
viii SELL ~ their Horse Auction Mart liz East Thirteenth
street, Fourth avenue,
addition usual catalogue BY order Of tn. mort
nearly one Woo1run DunhAm Top Wagon. two No
Top Wagons two Sets OF double and one Set or single ar
Particulars catalogue under head Of Horses and Car
rases.
addition will comprise four family Teams Rockaways Top
and No Top Wagons three saddle Horses and family
Particulars Under head Of Horses and Carriages
We mover postpone on account OF weather
RY ARCH JOHNSTON AUCTIoNEER.
ID ocs and sAesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post
oasA
stovss, Carpets, 30.
soHs.roa { VAN @ TAssEII Ii'i VIII soil .hi. das
wssy Ssy ~ sso1.. e. u oGssa Heater, ass: soxD.
Stoves, And Morning Glory and Oriental Stoves, &c.
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COsEY LITTLE HOUSE TO LEr-IN coon
"A order So rer month in Koscusko street. brooklyn,
near Tompkins avenue. Apply To- s. c. SMITH 2g2 William
street, Frankfort House, New York.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

CUCKOO CLOCKS-UUR PATENT AND M.NUFAC.
~ ufe; American Watches in great varieties; Diamond,
Perl and Gold Jswelry Wholesale and roai At FRANK
FIELD cos Jewellers Sixth avenue corner Fourteenth
street. Eighth avenue, corner Twonty.sirth street,
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION CALL AND SEE
w the nne gold nlet Watches the best snbsti,ue
Tor solid gold cases produced gold lsd wind.
or, 40 Coy ~indsr, as5 JACOBS sASDIFER
Ss s-oadwsy Y, corusr Bleecksr street.
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RY PHILIP LEVY, AUCTioNfER-olL PAINTINGS
WI ssll q, suction a. II e'sloeS ~, this day Nov
street. choice collection of framed on Pnn,ngs by emf
sold together
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J1DwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
~ SUPERB BRONZES, CLOCgS,
sTATUETTEs, FRENCH VASES,
DINNER AND TEA SETS,
GARD RECEIVERS, JARDINIERES,

C HATuEWAY, AUCTIONEER,
II. seis his day at 80 tasey street. at 10 80 A. NJ largo
assortment Of Wines Liquors. and Groceries, Fixtures &C.
saturday, 13th, Dry Goods, press Gooda aud Notions
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WfLLfAM Writer'S, hUcTIoSEER, SELLS THIS
w day, At two O'Clock At fbf Canal street. three fine Par
0r sus, four french plate Pier and Mattel Mirrors Iacs
and Dapask Curtains, Eageres; Centre, Dining and Tes
Tables China Dinner ana "a Sets black walnut mahogany
and enams,od Chamber suits Beds, Beddins wsrdrobe
Bookcase, Lounges Easy Rocking aud other Chairs; Din
ing Room and Kitchen Furniture Stoves 6U 10 6no second
hand Csrpesi also balance Of CArpss from Fifth Avenue
Hotel; 1000 yards Ocoth black walnut Bcdsteads
saved from the late also rosewood Psrior Suit tbres
Pianos Cutlery also le cane sea, Arm Chairs eo do wosd
ifttl used.
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NO cnn PER YEAR-FURNIsHED FOUR STORY
So.OOU brown stone high stoop House FOR egheen
uophs good and cheap also in Fty-urst srest
echt doors Of Fifth avenue $500 per month, elegant
HATCH RIkER, l,2.2 Broadway.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HoUsE-IN FINE
n location private family; aso eigply located
for poarders KINGh CO..
fs5 Fifth avenue, corner Twenty third street.
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DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoSEER.
ID Peremptory Sale Of Furniture,


~ DOUGHTY viii sei this the entire basncs OF House
hold Furniture at l4 O'clock a the eaesroom 79 Nassau
and comprises Parlor and Chamber Suits Velvet
Brussels and Three ply Carpets 0icloh and Ocoh Rugs
Wardrobes Bookcases &c the whole to be
torily sold without any reserve.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCTIONEER -OrFfCE NO. s
City Hal place-wll sc this day, l2ib Inst, At lOs
O'Clock M tho contents OF the Restaurant and Barroom
No II Nav strset from No. Wall street.
ssing o. three fns Counters aplepdd French Plate Mirrors
Silver, 3sss and China Ware quantity OF Cane Chsrs
Table, Piping 40.
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A -DoDwOR1Hs CLASSES POR DANCING,
IA. at af Filth avenue ~ 6si Fifth avenue Aornng
afternoon or evening Glasses famies Evenag Clsss
for gentlemen. send for airssdas
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HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished.

4 FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE
"A for sae, liberal credI-Fonr story high soop wide
hrs ouse perfect order, completely and well FUR
ulshed SUPER Fifth and Sirth
Eighteenth and Twenty Streets Furniture tnca..
$4,000 bsancs in monthly instamens OF Ss1 each
interest deferred payments secured by chattel
mortgage on the furniture will lease the house for ~
years per which cheap Purchasers viii
7 the furniture by accepting this offer
rather than renting furnished houses at current rates Agents
snd persons who have not S2v for It's equivalent nee NOT
ppply to 2l Broadway, corner of ReAds street, IN
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, December %

NhW 4ohht DCSCblDOi Se'
The runner of the failure of prom
inent iron foundry proves unfounded.
A report of another bank defalcation is
unauthenticated. Another rumor OBJ
tanned currency that the Treasury sales
of gold will be continued during Janu-
airy on the same scale as during the
present month, but lacks probability.
All the markets are unsettled by rumors
and the activity in money. Tho Treas
ury discussed 81, $50, 900 to-day for Jan
nary interest, making s3,65O,OOO thus
far.
MONEY-The market worked very
stringent this afternoon and per cent,
gold, was the general rate for call loans,
with exceptional transactions at l-l6
per cent. per diem. The process of call
ing in money by corporations to disburse
in January is still going on aud is the
main cause of the present activity in
money.
DISCOUNTS-Prims dali at 1Oa12
per cent.
STERLING-Heavy and lower at lO8s
a10Sa.
GOLD-Lower opened at 1871 and
closed at 119i; carrying rates per cent.
currency to gold and 1-32 per cent; clear
ances S27 100000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Lower and
weak. Coupons of 'Sl at 11Sia11Sa; do
'62at 1l2tall2i; do ga at 1l1fa1115; do
'65 at 111ial12; do new at l14!a114s; do
~ at 114iall4s; do '65 at l14iall4s;
10 4Os at 1O9falOs5; Paciics at 109ia
1854. The Sub. Treasurer bought two
millions at 10 10-l00a1l0 25-100.
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rendered the country and the Emperor
In the faithful execution of the recent
reforms and in maintaining public order
with firm hand. 7r Fs-rv
PARIS, December 29.-Count Naps'
leon Dam and Louis Joseph Buffet
Chief of the Left Centre, have refused
to enter the new Ministry. 1t is report
ed that Me ssrs. Tallienst and Segris
members of the Right Centre, also re-
fused. 1t is certain that NJ. Magne, the
present Financial Secretary, NJ. Leborg'
Minister of War, and Admiral Rigoul1'
the Minister of Marine, will retain 'heir
positions.
The trial of Traupmann for the muir
der Of the Renck family, was continued
to-day. A number of witnesses were
examined. While Traupmann admits
hi, grnt he persists that there were &C.
c,mplices in the crime but refuses to
give their names. Public interest in
the result has by no means abated.
LUCERNE, December 29.-Victor Ruff
fy, of the province of Vaud, President
elect of Switzerland, died yesterday.
PARIS, December 29.-M. Rouher has
been appointed President of the Senate.
MADRID, Decem Der 29.-Senor Zarilla,
Minister of Justice, made speech at
Albecta, yesterday, wherein he declared
that If the Government cannot find o
King they will throw themselves into
the arms of republic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-30
Bostsu WesI Market

The receipts of wool in this market
for the past week have been 2645 bales,
against 1897 for the corresponding week
comnriss 100000 pounds of domestic
flesce and pulled, and $1,000 pounds,
and so bales of foreign.
The market during the past week has
ruled quite steady, with little better
demand from manufacturers, and NO
perceptible change in prices except on
pulled woels, which are easier, and OF
which there are some accumulations,
The demand is mostly for fine fleece,
although several round lots Of clothing
wool have been taken by prominent
manufacturing companies. Our report
of sales represent the prices current
here for regular lines of the different
grades of wool, but there have been no
sales of odds and ends of lots, to close
up consignment, at somewhat lower
figures Choice lots of Xxx Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio fleece have been sold at
50a5lic, and very nice lot of West
Virginia Xxx fleece was sold at $50; Ohio
Y has been sold at 46a47c; Michigan do,
43a45c, and Wisconsin \ at 42a43c
Coarse and medium woods continue to
be neglected aud there are no sales OF
importance. There has been more in
quiry for California wool, aud the low
prices at which this grade is offered has
led to freer sales; prices have ranged
from 15a20c for fall clip, and 24a32c fol
spring clip. Combing wool is scarce,
and there is more demand for this de.
scription. Pulled woods continue to ac-
cumulate and prices are easier. Supers
range from 37a4Oc for Western, and 4Oa
43c for country, while some small lots OF
Eastern have been sold a. Acc. Extras
range from 4la45c, with but light de-
mand.
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cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, December %

CINCINNATI, December 30.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet but firm; No. at
10; No. at II.
CORN-In light supply and frmeri
new at 75a76c for mixed.
OATS-Unchanged.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTTON-Unchauged.
TOBACCO-Unchangcd.
RYE-Dull at 90a9ic.
WHISKY-At 94a95c.
HOGS-Firmer at . 75al0 30; receipt,
500.
MESS PORK-Held at % 90; buyers
at 30 80.
BULK MEATS - Firm but quiet
shoulders at l2c; sides at 15c, and l5ic
for clear lib and clear, loose.
BACON-Fair; shoulders at lac; sides
at l63al7ic fer clear rib and clear
packed; sugar cured hams at 20a2lc.
LARD-HIgher; sales 200 tierces at
1Sc.
BUTTER-Firm at 30a35c.
CHEESE-At 17alSc.
EGGS-Declined to SAC.
OILS-Linseed dull at Sc; lard at, 4
al so; petroleum at 3Oa33c.
GOLD-At ll9t buying.
EXCHANGE Firm at tsl-lO dis
count, buying.
NONEY-Market' close.
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Chicago Market
r-~.-n naonL

CHICAGO, december ~.
FLOUR-Dull at 3 75a5 90 for spring
extras.
WHEAT-Yery quiet and iaic lower
sales of No. at Soc; No. 2 at 76ta79c
closing quiet and steady at 7Sia7Sic fol-
No. 2. This afternoon the market wal
dull at7sc, seller January, for No. ,.
CORN-Dull and taic lower; sales Of
No. 2 at G9a70c for regular and 72a72iC
for fresh receipts, closing at 69fa693c fol
regular new; no grade at 52a55c; thi:
afternoon the market for rejected was
nominal at 69a69ic for No. 2, seller jan
uary.
OATS-In fair speculative demand and
Halle higher at 434a44c for No. = and
Jo3aJoU fUI rejected, closing ct toS-ii~
for No. ..
RYE-Fairly active aud firmer at Goa
73c for No. ,, closing firm at the outside
price.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal az 75a
nc for Noe.
HOGS-Dressed in fair demand and
25c higher, closing firm at II OOall 81
for choice lots, dividing on 200; live
firm and 2Oa3Oc higher at 373a9 80 fol
common; 9 60al0 90 for fair to good
10 25a1O 80 for extra choice.
CATTLE-FiIm ard l5a20c higher al
3 G9ia4 10 for common to good cows
4 9Oa5 62i for fair to medium; e 50l7 "
for good to choice shipping steers.
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THE TEXAS ELECTION
UesuIs Still Doubt.

GALVESTON, December 29.-The re.
suit of the election for Governor is still
uncertain. Davis is about 500 ahead
with twenty-five counties from which
no official returns have been received
There are no returns of the vote on the
Constitution, but it mas probably been
carried almost unanimously. If an cleo
ton is held in MILAN and Navrre coun'
ties it is thought Hamilton is elected
otherwise Davis will bo elected by sew
eral hundred majority. The result in
the First Congressional district is un
certain; in the Second John G. Common
is elected; Third, w. f. Clark; Fourth
Edwin Degener. As far as heard from
the Legislature stands about as follows
Senate -Conservativcs IS, Republican.
IA, with one to hear from. House
Conservatives a., Republicans Sc, will
nine in doubt. J. w. Flanagan is elected
Lieutenant Governor by large major
1
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BY TIE CABLE,
isy Telegraph to the Register. /

LONDON, December pa Suez letter
in the News says: The work On the
canal has been stopped but the passage
is still hazardous for vessel drawing
moro than "a feet.
The Times correspondent at Rome
whites that the Pope's influence over the
Eeumenical Council is vi,ibly growing
weaker.
PARIS, December 29.-The approach
Ing session of the Corp. Legislatif is
fixed for January 10. NJ. Rouher will
be named President for 1870.
The Journal Official publishes letter
from the Emperor to NJ. FORBADE la Ro.
qustte, saying that he accepts the res.
1gnation of tine Ministry with regret,
and it affords him pleasure to acknowl.
e1ge the services which M. FORBADE has
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-30
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Transfer of Negotiations.
ENGLAND WILL NOT APOLOGIZE,
But will Sell us Some Wild
Land.

new YORK, December 29.-The World
learns by private advices from Wash
ington that the adjustment of the Ala
bama claims are to be made in Wash
iugton instead of London, and that the
Duke of Argyle is to be the ambassador
of England, clothed with authority to
make the settlement upon such terms
as may be agreed upon. 1t is likewise
said that the apology which Senator
Sumner insisted that England shall
make for its course during the war will
not be acceded to ON the part of the
Government, but that in lieu of this
the British Government will propose to
transfer to the United States al the
territory ia British America lying west
of Lake Superior, including British
Columbia and all their possessions on
the Pacific coast, in consideration Of our
paying large sum of money therefor
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New York Market.

NEW 1ORh, december ~.
COTTON-Firm; sales $50 bales at
25sc for middling uplands; closing
quiet.
FLOUR-Closed shade frmer on
low grades with fair export demand.
WHEAT-Quiet and very firm at "a
al 25i for No. spring, and "a FOR
winter red and amber western.
RYE-Nominal.
OATS-Dull and heavy at 60a6lic for
western.
CORN-Nominal at Osal 10 for old
mixed western.
PORK-Dull and heavy at 80 90 for
mess on spot and for February delivery.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Nominal.
BACON-Nominsl.
LARD-Quiet q. 17ialSc foc fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 4Oa43c for western
fresh and 33c for lined.
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Capital, Sl5O,OOO
Directors:
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JOHN CNINAMAN.
Chinese Lnborcrs en- route TO TeIa.

Chinese Lnborcrs en- route 10 TeKns.
ST. LOUIS, December 29.-Two hun
dved and fifty Chinese arrived late last
night by the North Missouri Railroad
and were placed on the steamer Missis-
sippi for New Orleans. They are in
charge of General J. G. Walker, con-
tractor for the Central Texas Railroad,
who has brought them from California
en- his own account. Their contract
with Walker is expenses paid from San
Francisco to Texas and return and
twenty dollars per month and board for
three Nrars
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Philadelphia Cattle Market
PHILADELPHIA, December q

PHILADELPHIA, December "a.
BEEF CATTLE-The cattle market
was dull this week, but prices were
rather firmer. About 400 head arrived
and sold at the Avenue Drove Yard at
9ial0tc for extra Pennsylvania and
Western Steers; 7ia9c for fair to good
do, and sac per pound gross for com.
mon as 10 quality.
COWS-Were unchanged; 100 head
sold at 40 00a65 90 for springers, and
SO 00a75 90 per head for COW and calf
SHEEP-Were in fair demand at full
Prices; 10000 head arrived and sold at
tne Park and Avenue Drove-yards at
oaI &c per pound, gross, as to condition.
hOusIWere without change; 5000
head SOFA at the different yards at IA 50a
10 W per loO pounds, net, for corn fed.
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The Caldwell Extradition Case
CALDWELL COMMITTED TO PRISON
Canada Will Give Him Up.

New YORK, December 29.-CoIonel
Whitley, of the United States detec.
tive force, yesterday received tele-
gram from Montreal announcing that
Richard B. Caldwell who, in connec'
ton with Samuel L. Blackford in the
Custom House frauds has received such
widespread publicity, had been COM
mitted to prison to await the arrival of
tho necessary papers for his extradi-
tion. The appeal to the Court of the
Queens Bench, and the two writs of
habeas corpus having been set aside, it
is said that the Secretary of State at
Washington has already forwarded the
necessary papers to the Governor of
Canada, and that the two Caldwells,
father and son. nnNy 10 expected here
very room.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, December %.
FLOUR-Dull and heavy and nomi.
nally unchanged.
BJCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady and
the demand good at 7.50a5 25.
WHEAT-rhere was q firmer feeling
on the part of holders. but prices are
unchanged.
CORN-Dull and nominally IN
changed.
OATS-Dull and lower; light sales ct
SOC for No. State.
RYE-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY-Dull at nominal rates.
PETROLEUM-The market is very
dublin fact inactive; refined is held at
26a261c for large lots; crude lower at
5 80 per barrel.
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State Insurance Company
FPARKERSBURG, W. VA.


CAPITAL, 900.
Paid in and secured by the deposit Of Govern.
ment Bonds.
DIRECTORS:
Gen j. J. jackson, President Second Nat. Bank.
j. N. Stephenson Pres't Parkersburg n. Bank.
Henry Logan, Director
Thompson Leach, Director
John V. Rathbone, Director First
S. Prayer
M. P. Amiss, Attorney at Law.
George J. Hopkins, Merchant.
VIM NJ. Eaven, Merchant.
NJ G. G. Church, Prest W. Va. Transporter =
Rev. Thos. H. Monroe Of the II. E. Church.
GEN. j. J. JACKSON, President.
NJ. P. AMISS, Vice President.
X. S. FOREMAN, Secretary.
rINHIS COMPANY BEING FULLY ORGAN
i lied with its capital paid up and secured by
Government Bonds, do propose to take risks at
current rates on buildings of all kinds, merchsn.
disc manufacturing establishments, furniture,
and cargoes on the Western waters and lakes,
and being composed of good and leading bust.
ness men, would respectfully solicit the patron.
age of the insuring public. Applications for in.
surance will be promptly attended to and poll
cies issued at the agency office, over the People
Bank, Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
n G.. ARTHUR, Agent,
apr2s-G Wheeling and vicinity.
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Baltimors Market

BALTIMORE, December %.
Flour dull; western superfne at AS
90 90. Wheat steady; red at l 35aI AZ.
Corn active, receipts small; white at
SOaSlc; yellow at SSa92c. Oats dull at
54a57c. Rye at GOAL O5. Provisions
very dull and unchanged. Whisky firm
at 90.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, December @

Trade being occupied in taking stock
and balancing accounts, but little is
Transporting in the way of buying or
selling goods and prices remain without
alteration. The profits on the sale of
this class of merchandise are so small
that several houses are quitting the
business and entering into other pur-
suits.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
THE HOG MARKET.
CINCINNATI, December q
BRIGHTON PENS.

CINCINNATI, December %.
BRIGHTON PENS.
We have to report a very dull market,
with scarcely any sales since our last re-
port. At the close to-day there were
500 left over unssld. Sales at 9a9ic
for medium to heavy weights, and 1Oc
for extra.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these yards for the
week ending December 81, from all
sources, have been l0,4S0 head.
The supply has not been so large, but
it exceeds the demand, which has not
been so good, the market closing heavy
and dull at 0OslO 90 gross for light to
heavy averages, extra, 10 % gross. One
lot sold TO day to William Green for 10 80
gross.
CovINGToN YARDS.
The arrivals at the Covington yards
toT the week ending December 81, were
ok head. OF these, 4S2 were shipped
through to other markets.
hogs are dull, with light receipts.
Extra Soou We quote al l0al0!c medium
9a92c, thln at >;a9c. About 800 head
left over.
LOUISVILLE, KY, December %.
The receipts OF Hogs have fallen off
to great extent since our last report,
and in footing mp We find that they fall
short of last weeks receipts about five
thousand. During the past week there
were great many hogs shipped to Gin.
cinnati, the market being little better
there than here, and the drovers wish
ing the cash for their hogs, which they
could not obtain here, caused pretty
heavy shipments; but, the market being
on the decline all the time, they can't
do as we'll as they expected, aud are
holding their hogs, a great many of
them thinking the market will be little
better; but it will only be to add to their
now heavy losses. We quote light and
hall fat at 7iaSic; smooth we'll fatted
heavy e!a9fc; very extra might 60
higher. But few in pens unsold.