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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14

prisoner guilty o. mansaughter In the third degree Tho
Court suspended sentence ~
TRIAL OF FATHER FOR THE MURDER or uxa
CHILD.
The case Of Michael LOvett, who is indicted
for the murder OF bis child the nth Of August last was
called up again yesterday morning In the Kings Comfy
Court Of Oyer and Terniner when Counselor Keady
asked for pOstp0nemcn OF the case consequence of
the Illness Of his associate the trial Of Lovett VA.
therefore, adjourned until Wednesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14

Death Of JddDe DeQn.-On motion OF r. r.
Benedict and Judge Beebe, Judge Batchforl adjourned
the court until this morning, Oh account of tho death OF
ex-Judge Dean, formerly Of the Supreme Court and
Court OF Appeals.
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COSTLY FABRICS,

The enormous prices of Cashmere shawls stimulated
the French manufacturers in the carly part Of this cen
uTy to emulate the Indian tissues. They succeededper-
ecy in the fabrication. They Induced also the impOrta
ton of a large number of Cashmere goats, the animals
furnishing down from which the Indian shawls are faDr-
Gated IL found however, that the goats cOnld not
be cultivated with profit, each animal produced only
three fOur ounces Of down. In 1928 there was acc
dentany produced at the farm OF Manehamp, cultivated
by NJ. GTauN OF the McrtnO race, which, besides
other pcculares and mOnstrOsics, was provided win
wool remarkable for It's sOnCss and, above ALL for lts
lusteT, which Tesehlbed that OF silk. BY system OF
careful breeding, NJ. Graux succeeded IN obtaining
sual lOck Of animals from this stock whose wool was
perfectly silky. lie at first met with but ttle encour
9gement. The ordinary manufacturers 10 whom ne OF
fered his wool complained that IL SO plant and snip
perry that nothing could be done with IT, Fortunately,
the silky wool attracted the attention OF NJ Dawn,
wool manufacturer familiar with the fabrication OF the
Cashmere fiber and distinguished for his zeal ana skll
IN introducing material into the textile arts lhklng
the silky wool In hand he succeeded IN making InhRnn
cent stus, which won the admiration OF cohhosseurs
MernOes, mOusselines satlns OF China ana shhWls huo
OF this material equaed II they did not srpass, anaO-
g0us products made OF the finest Cashmere yarns The
silky WOOL the report OF the Imperial society OF
Acclamation, is destined 10 replace completely In our
Industry the Cashmere wool which comes nom lnbet
IL Is fully as brilliant Cashmere ana as son. Wle II
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24G. wills sgt. schr Dc-an belle.
2.J..burtcs Jr., agt. Pc CO.
POL lcl aZt. EastI an
1,J..lrrls. ag.. steamboat Tran
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. March 5.
FLouR-Dull; extra q 1904 %; family SSSS Gs.
GRAIN.-Whcat--DHl at 81 061l Oh. Corn
Unchanged and In fair demand at 6161lc. Oats
Dull Gt 4S1O9c. RyC--Dull at 804&. barley
Dull; spring yOc1$1; winter 81 056D1 10.
CoTToN-Dnll and demand lights middlInE 29c.
ToBACco-Flrm and In fAiF demand; sales o.
WnuKY-stOady at O4a9Sc, tho latter rate foE
Iron bound cOopCragc.
PROVIRtoNs.-MeSS POrlI-Opcnrd with good
demand; sales 400 bblN Rt $97, and holders then
asked $27 q: tho market closed dull At $27 Will
no buyers. bulk Mcats-0pCncd arm, but closed
dull al l0C, 14c and 15l&C; not much done. ltacon
Opened hrmeF; sales at lbh6l9kc, and kC
higher asked, but closed dnll At the, quotations
Sugar Cured HAms-116l8c.
LGHD-Dull and nominal At 146416c. N"
BUrrER-ScArce and armer at 30ft1Sc.
EGGs-Dull at 186l0C. -..,t -.l
CRHESE-StCady At 1GDlTXc.
LOILs-LIngccd 0ll-LOwer and nominal at eSe
In the jobhlng way. Lard Oll-Dnll at 81 $50
%. 'fH
GROcERIER. --Sugar-Dull; New Orleans l0Gb
19Ec. MOlaSScs-FIrm at 7GSs9c. COfcr-Flrm
SEEDs.-ClOvCr SCCd-Quict at t9XGSlS4c on
arrival, and i4fbI4Hc In store. Timothy Seed
Scarce aud firm at 81 1904 IS, ...ts
GoLD-tl6 buying,
ExcnGSuE-Stendy al 1.i0 discount buying.
MoNET-NarkGt close.
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~. The GOld Markell. HH.r
FSom TIE ". Y NNGtpeHdeNt. ... .
Gold at lis is the grcat financial fhct ol
the present week; It touched that low
point at 9 r. n. on Monday, tho lowest Il
has touched since Aug, 1902, when m
alarmed New York tinancicr hastenGil
on to Washington to inform Secretary
Chase that II he perscveFed in his policy
oCin1atlOn gold would 60 uptO 1875. It was
our belief, Us we have several times stated
that gold would go down toll before the
1st of AlAy, md II now bids flir TO be down
to ITO by that time But there are so many
interested In keeping up the price Of the
precious metals that hereafter the descent
may lIe moro gradual than It has been tue
past thirty days But the fall is inevita.
bic, and prudent business men viii make
their preparations 10 meet II. We have
always maintained, from the time Con,
gress passed u law giving Secretary Nc.
Culloch power 10 destroy four millions oI
currency monthly, that the amount Ol
greCnbGcks In circulation had little or no
effect upon the price ofgold; and VIC now
see that 1t falls ten per cent while green
backs are 50 abundant that money com.
mands but 4 to 8 per cent, interest on call
loans. There never was u betterOpportu,
nifty for carrying gold; but sagacfous op
orators sec that the time has como for thJ
continued decline, and they wisely refrain
from SnGculAting for u rise.
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A Word From the Ground Hog.
From tie SeiotO GGsallt. L
..ll, VAS 1871 DEsg t..
d MINE HOUSE BY DIS HILL,
,sat February 18, 1870.

MISTER GAzETTE:-Yust two weeks
ago, in your baper vot l read, you chusi
makes q little fun NIT der Ground hog vot
die wcddCr iore.dGllS. ~.
Die wedder vos very nice when you
makes your paper. don't Il; but vot you
dinks now allewile, hCllH ri.
I writes dis In my own house, and last
night, die Shuno gone down yust ike
eYerydings, und mine wlnder Is Just piled
up. Now vot you dinks, mister brindcr
man? You dInks dat Ground hog don't
know vot he known, hch!
You yust let me spleaks nit you; das
ground hog knows no more US you, two,
,dree, four brinder mans, und pesidcs, ven
dc brinders is all dc vilcs shticken up das
lecdle dypcs for to mako brint dc ncuspa-
per nit, das Ground hog he chust shtays
byhis hole, and ven do right day comes,
he looks round for to find his Shaddcr; und
dis last dime, he sees dat shaddcr, yust as
blain as you see das greenback, vot paid
nit you by dis Gazette.
AIisdcr brinder, ven your crate grandadT
ty vas q lcctle baby, vot got shpanked for
cfyin in to mite, der Ground hog knows den
chust so much vot he knows now
Und now i shpeaksl with you. 9 You
chust dake my advice, ,!und makes not fun
any more nit der Ground hog. II you
m1stsie fun haben, sihpcak by das poliu-
clans Won don't know any better, QlleWile.
Vot you dinkS1 bout, dis? ] daIls NIT
you some moro, ailewilc, agin, some oder
days, bime;by, don't III ~ ~ q,
- DmuRlcK KRAUz. 9
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9aseNews Of the Day.

- r ~ ~SFssS' s' W. - ~ ~
The daughter Of General Bellingey, Of
Tonewanda, N. Y, aged II, was burned
to death Wednesday night by the cxplo-
sion Of a lamp containing impure petro-
leum. 'e '
Dr. David skeepe, physician at the ma
rine hospital, Baltimore, died Wednesday
night of typhoid fever, contractd while
attending q number Of fcolOred men brought
there some weeks ago.
Munson & Co., Contractors, have at
tached tho Hartford s ERIC Railroad for
$780, 1000 for work done. The announce
rnlent Of this proceeding caused the decline
ofstoclxs toGt.., s..-r.,.,t. a..
Twenty.Bix additional miles Of the Mis-
souri, River, Fort Scott and Gull Railroad,
south Of Fort Scott, Kansas, has been
completed and was opened to business
Wednesday. An excursion party is now
celebrating the event ....., 81
A match for the Lightweight Cham.
ptonship Is being arranged between Billy
Edwards and Barney Aaron. Both par
tics have consented and put up forfeit.
The fight Is TO tako place In three months,
and the stakes not less than $1,000 side.
The articles are expected to be signed in
q few days. g,., or. ..t
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, 1larCl D.
AT a quarterly meeting Of, the Grand
Lodge Of F. ga NJ, the Earl Of DeGray
and Itipon was chosen Grand Master, and
the Grand Judge Of New Brunswick was
recognized.
Commander Edwards, who surveyed
the route across the 1sthmus Of. Darien for
the ship canal in 1854, writes to the Sand
ard cxulttng In the resumption Of the pro-
ject, and expresses a belief in It's perfect
feasibility.
THE Cabinet are divided on the question
OF repressing the disturbances in Ireland.
Gladstone and Fortesquo oppose coercion,
while other members favor stern and I'm
mediate measures. Earl Spencer threat
ems to retire from tho Cabinet unless
measures for repression Arc instantly
adopted. '!atf5l - '9tt'r Z B
Rev. Newman Hall il dangerously III.
The steamer Brazilian returned from
Bombay through the Sucz Canal, with
the largest cargo ever shipped from Bonn
bay. 4 . Eg ID gIiltn-G 3.a.- ~
Tho Tines says Spain and other Catho-
lie powers have sent intimations Of dis
approval of the doctrine Of inalllbility,
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FRANCE.

sl, 40, i PARIS, March3
The specie in the Bank Of Franco has
increased 12, 100000 francs.
The Press 6r the city complain OF the
delay on tho part Of the Government in
clearing up the alleged conspiracy against
the nation md the life Of the Emperor,
The Procurcuor General yesterday serv-
cd notice upon Prince Pierre Napoleon
Bonaparto to appear before tho High
Court to answer In the matter Of the Vic.
tor Noir hOmocide.
A preliminary meeting Of Americans
was held Inst evening to take action on the
death Of Mr.. Burlingamo, 1t was agreed
to call largo meeting next Wednesday,
to DO presided over. BY Mr.. Washburne,
the American Minister. Ex.G0v. Bullock,
Of Massachusetts, will deliver the oration.
The Diplomatic Corps arc invited.
Tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Count
Dorm, has written an official note to the
French Prclates at Rome, directing that
II the infallibillty dogma Is pro.
claimed, public opinion in France will
compel the withdrawal Of the French
troops from Rome. Count Dorm says tho
compromising Of the Roman Catholic
religion by syllabus Is to play tho game Of
those who botll openly and secretly attack
the Church. ,--a,ug,a.ra...
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CHICAE0.
t5s CH1cAdo, March Q.

ssses CHICAGO, March y.
The womcns suffrage bill passed by
the Minnesota Legislature, submitting the
question 10 q vote Of the adult male and
female citizens Of tho State, at tho fall
election, las been signed by Governor
Austin, and Is now a law Of the State.
The famous divorce case which lINs
been before the Chicago courts. for tie
past two or three years, Of Baroness Nh.
thildc Won Claim "a. Baron Hlldetranl
August Won Claim, was brought toa close
today. The Jury, after being out Al
hours, returned a verdict for the Baroness
on all the issues, finding that the Baron
had been guilty Of extreme and repeated
cruelty; that the Baroness had not been
guilty Of cruelty, nor Ind she entered
Into u combination to marry him for the
purpose Of obtaining his property and
then procuring divorce. = -r-.r'.' 81
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New York Produce MARKED.

.,#H N.| INV YORK. AafthS
CorroX- Steady; DAlcs 5000 bales at 99N@GSc
for mIddlIng uplAhdA. rI .lI d. .lI
GRAtS -WhCat-DulI, heavy and declining;
81 l9lbl 10 for No. 2 spring, and 81 3TGl % foE
winter red and amber western. Rye-Nominal.
oAtE-Dull and heavy at 6Q9BlHc for Ohio; we
S6Kc for western. Corn-ScaFco and firm at $50
O8c for sound new mixed western, and 81 % for
old mixed western In store. i,J.y. d.
PR0YIuoNs--M Pork-Qplet and steady toE
March and April, $40 bid, 90 . asked. Beef
Dull and unchanged. Cut Meats and Bacon
Nominally unchanged. ..NFE
LARD-QuIet for prime steam for April and
May, &c bid, I4{ asked.
E1os-Quict and unchanged.
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Adjournment Of the Legislature.

The Legislature concluded lts labors
md adjourned shortly amer o'clock this
morning. Tho closing hours OF the ses. .
sion were marked by more than the usual
amount OF fiollity and good feeling Moth
Ing occurred TO mar this except motion
made by Mr.. HOWARD about eleven
o'clock, when a bare quorum Of members
remIIned, to bring up tho resolution intro
duccd BY himself at an early day ol tle
session, to Withdraw the assent Of West
Virginia to the ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amendment. Tie Republican members
nresent were indignant ind leN the hall,
refusing to allow.advantage to DO taken
oC them under such, circumstances: MIR.
DAVIS, or Harrison, backed v. bow ARp
unl got call Of the House, but q number
of Democrats refused to cOuntcnancc such
proceeding and laid on the table his mo-
,,on ,hatthc scFgcant.at-4 4rplsSa Safrcst5tle
absentces. Alter q half hour tillibustor'
ing, SIr. HowARD ytclded'to The solicita-
,ions Of his friends and Withdrew the res
olution. ... 4.s .,,seI "a
The last act passed was the appropria'
ton bill which had 10 so to conference
committee, who did not make, their report
till ailer eleven r. NJ grr -,uy a -Hsl
Weprint elsewhere the titles Of the Acts
und Joint resolutions passed. Many Of
them give no idea Of the character "f the
acts hut they slrowethc amount Of work
done. A large amount Of business was
leil unfinished on the calendar of zach
House. e-ssHJ got % .0aaJ -g
A number of the members loft the city
yesterday. Many others leave on the
early train this morning, while some will
remain in the city day or two. u.rr
This, we are to suppose, is the Inst Leg,
stature that will assemble In Wheeling.
We believe the members have had an
agreeable session, and trust their nssOcin.
tlons with our people have been pleasant;
and that though they paay never visit Us
again in the Performance Of public duties
they will always regard Wheeling us
headquarters and often find profitable &C.
casion to visit u. fi.l Sth
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wheeling Wholesale Market.

II " WEDNESDAY EVENING, March q, 1870.
IGHAN4 Exceedingly dull. and prices lower
: Wheat-Ws quote white ae 81 lb4l g; rcd 90
10 q O6. Corn-9Qc. Rye-6Qc. oats-i0c. Bar
\ ley-sprlng and fall 7Olt80c
i FL6uR-Qulet and arm; wG quote flncy
at S6 1905 Tb;'red wheat family Is 3565 80. Rye
I Flour 1905 O0 BuckwhGGt FlOur@Ac q b.
b Pork-New Meas go % Q barrel
hcop-Plaln Hams 1sc; sugar cured 19c: break
iard-iGc in ticFceS; lTHOi in kegs. Il N
RgOS-1SS dozen. ~. ,.,,4 Ly-, ..g..-,
BuTTGR-;2s89S0c for best roll common grades
no sale. -
Chickens 16C, and Geese 8c , n.
,AFFIEs-GrScn b Dbl. q GOa9 7S; dried GoTc
. D., owing to quality. l,
sour BEASs-$9 % = buShel; extra Navy = ID.
FEGTnERsS7sc q b for live geese
h RAOB-lc y D.. s.'t.- .
BIEsWAX-9OC. . e. ~. .....-- rIft .t.t.... .
HGY-BalCd $iS 90; loose $1a 90. ~
coTIEE5Fair to prime Rio GoS2sc; choice and
sUGHRgNew Orleans 1SN@14Xc; Porto Rico
18Bl4Kc: CubA 12A6l3kc; a coffee l4NC; b do
l4Hc, Extra @ 14Xc; and Crushed I6Hc.
SYEUPs- Baltimore 6666Sc; New York 40
Doc; Choice Drlps 81 90. i U .5-Iaii,. l.pr
TBA-Gnnp0Wder 81 60@t y; Young Tyson
81 8ONl 90; Black S1dl 10.
CANDLES-Stnr 30ID9ac; city mould I4c. -
SODA-696Hc In kegs: . cents In papers. iL
SoAr-FamI(y GHc; German S$e; Eastern 10
CHEEsE-wcstCrn Reserve tic; Goshen 1ac =
STARcIt-TftSc; MaiECnA 10n14c. GI
BROONs-$3 b0n5 50 3 dozen, .,.--.
SHuPF-70c; do In boxes Of SIX dozen 1926.
TOBACCO Manufactured unchanged; Navy $50
nc: dark 10s and " 6S0Tsc; bright lOa and As
sHoT AND LEAD---lar Lead lac y NJ shot
'0ns.-Lafl oIl-S1 IS for extra winter strain.
cd! Carbon Oll-SOc, no charge for packages; or
&c and charge for package. I'D. E..t.-l
IIlON AND SAlLs-C Common bar sizes, 9X84Hc;
horse shoe 5Xc; heavy bands 4I6dD5Hc; hoop iron
aud light band el0c; round and square 1tD1AC;
oval 4x6b5c; half oval and half round 4HftbXc
Horse shOes-EastGrn 81 2Slb7 65 . kCG; Pitts.
burgh $6 OOa7 30. Nail rods 9SDl0c, Nails, 100
to God. $4GO; Sd and Sd a 20; Cd to I'd Is 90; ID
aud ID $1 2S Sd 50 %; I'd 81 2S; Sd anG 81 %; I'd
ll sGST@DaIry 8 80; Ohio River q IS; Nus.
GiAss-FiFsE quality sxlO, a; 10xl9, q 90;
second quality Sxl0, $S %; lOx1S, IS 30 4 box Of
30 feet Discount 10 per cent. lbF cash.
SEEDs-In good demand; fax seed g Co.,
Timothy q 7S15 90; clover s. TSft0 90.
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George O. StoOl6re and Mary StOolnTO, bis wife,
James W.. Rice, trustee, William Rice and
Joseph Hupp, I.,,,..,ai.,
Attachment u Chanccry
estate Of the defendant George G. StOolare, here
InaltCr more fully described, 70 the payment OF =
writing obligatory, executed BY said George e.
Sto0lfrO in favor OF the plaintiff, FOR 4l900 win
interest nom January II, 1870, and 70 the pay
ment OF q 1870 with Interest rom May Sith,
1859, being tho balapco duo upon negotiable
note EnE 5000, dated December 4th, 1619, ~
twCnty.aye days, madoby II: z. St9olhrc, upon
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 8.

The Secretary Of the Treasury sent to
tie Senate the dFaft Of q bill for the better
security Of life on steamers, approved by
a board Of Supervising Inspectors II
combines all tho essentials Of previous
statutes and large number Of new and
stringent provisions. .llsr.,,,.r \
Tie House Committee on Commerce
have concluded TO recommend that the
seal fisheries Oi Alaska be leased to q
company recently organized for the term
Of twenty years on certain pecuniAry con
lltions.
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RouBED.-We understand that some
parties unknown entered the store Of MT,
Philip s. BasnOtt, of Basuettsylllcr this
county, last Friday night, and robbed him
of about $500 In goods. Some effort
should be made to break up this kind ,ot
depreciation. Such scamps as those who
committed this act are not at home out
side tho neutrality-suspicious. lHEa'
ITyinidn. t-I
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, March ).
Business much moro active, with increased and
taking hold With confidence. BlGaChed and
brown cottOns rather quiet, though prices arc
very drtn; prints much more active, with tho iol'
lowing changes: Pacific and DunnCIs prints rO'
Aneod fnOm Inv to l9c .....
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SCOTLAND.
EnINnnRn, NTarch 8

In the court a temporary injunction has
been granted prohibiting, until investiga-
ton iS had, tho sale Of Tennyson's poems,
published by Field, Osgood q Co., Of Bos.
ton, and imported by booksellers in Glas-
TOW. ~
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baltimore Market.

F.r. baltimore, March ;.
FLoun-AetlvG and unchanged.
GRAlN-WhCat = Flrmcr; Pennsylvania red
Al 98 Corn-Scarcc; white 93SG96c: yellow no
dc, Oats-6tc. Ryo-Dull and unchanged.
PBoVIRI0Ns-FlrmEF and unchanged.
WHLsKY-FlAt At SOL Of.
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COLUMBUS, March Is.
The General Appropriation bill was In
troduced In the House to-day, II Appro.
PIRATES 81, 10000 for State purposes. Tile
Legislature will adjourn tO-morrdw mDrn!
Ing until Tuesday. .a'''1' M
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ROME.
BnUssELs, March 8.

n..f BRUSSELS, MarChS y.
A dispatch from Rome says every effort
is being made to induce the American
Bishops TO declare for Papal intallibiltty,
but so FIR the ultramOntanCs have been mn
successful In securing their adhesion.
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"TnE greatest organ In the world" said
n wicked old bachelor, "is the organ OF
speech In woman, because 1t y an organ
without stops" w, W" Nv -.".
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New York Money and Stock Market.
..m- ,I; NEW YoRK. March 8.

MoSEY-Easy at 400 per cent
STERLINo-Dull and heavy at 109EGb108t.
GoLD-Dnll and lower; opened At lI6H, aud
closed at li5. The decline accelerated by tho
news from Washington relative 10 tho funding
bill. Carrying rates per cont TO nat. Clear.
anccs my one millions. Hth .'....'
GOYBRNNENT STOCKs-IIeavy and lower owing
to tho FREQ sales BY foreign bankers aud the do
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TIE West Virginia Annual Conference
Of the n. E. Church, win meet at Charles
ton; on the 10th inst Bishop E, ThOmp-
son, D, D., L. L, D.,will preside.
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STOCKH-TlC rlIlWAy market was heaVyi Rt !ho
close tho lowest prices were made. The market
has commenced 10 sympathiZG With gold once
cIpal activity was in Northwestern, LAkG Shore.
and Ohio s Mississippi. Some Of tho cliQues
were selling. and 1t was shrcwdly suspected that
there was cheating around the board. MlscellA-
TO llX, tho lowest point E0E long time, Express
stocks dull md steady.
Western Union Telegraph. 81: Adams ExprcSs,
g.; Wells, Fargo & Co., Az; American 3IS;
United States, sly; Pacific Mall, S7IE; New York
Central, 0S1lS; Eric, 25S; Harlem, l43K; Hudson,
Scrip, 6SH; Reading, 81; Michigan Central,
il0I; Lake Shore, Soy; Illinois Central, 1S8;
Pittsburgh, 98S; Northwestern, 7l&; do. pre-.
iGrud, ST.; Rock Island, lIOai; St. Panl, O.; do.
preferred, 70: Wabash, 4SE; do. preferred u;
Fort Wayne "a; Tere HautG, S5k: Chicago b
Alton, lila; Ohio 8 Mississippi, 29ts; New Jer-
SOY Central; 1Ol1S; Cleveland, Columbus, & In
diana Central 9OH '-'1. h'i
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n. cRAN0LE. !. DALzELl. F.H, Eccr
o@T e City B ank,

INDIVIDUAL LLARILITIJ
IL prepared to conduct all business appeFtAlnIng
To Banking.
Deals In Bills Of Exchange, United States,
State and County Bonds, Gold Colin and al ne
Eotlnblc securities, at faiF rates.
Notes and Bills Of Exchange discounted.
Collections made for Merchants, Manufacturers,
Banks, Bankers and others, on all accessible
points In the United States and Canada.
Drafts IN sums TO suit purchasers on al the
principal Cities and Towns In Germany, Great
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on Special
Deposits. .,, -,
j. DALZELL, Vice President.
.Ccb7 +. II. ECCLES, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-04

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-04

JusT published in Chicago-Lydia
Thompson's Revised and Corrected Story
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