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The House joint resolution directing an
inquiry into the circumstances of the One
ida disaster was passed.
Mr.. Cattell presented a memorial from
many thousand manufacturers of New .Jer-
sey, in correction of the statistics in the
last report of Commissioner Wells, charac.
terizing them as libel upon American
manufacturers and workingmen, and ask
ing special examination of the cases cit
ed in the report.
a bill requiring supervisors of the Inter
nal Revenue to be appointed by the Presi-
dent and confirmed by the Senate was re.
ported upon adversely.
Mr.. Cameron offered a resolution direct
ing the Military Committee to suggest some
appropriate testimonial in honor of the
volunteers of Pennsylvania, who, on the
18th of April, 1861, and the volunteers O
Massachusetts, who, on the 18th of April
1861, marched through the city of Balti
| more to defend the capital of their country
they being the first troops who responded
to the first war proclamation of the Pres
ident of the United States.
The resolution provoked considerabl,
discussion, in which Messrs. Thurman
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Nav

~ WASHINGTON, May TO-
The Committee OIL Reconstruction this
morning, considered the GeorgiA bill. It
was proposed TO report " the House tlle
bill as 1t was originally introduced To that
body, which Is similar 10 tho bill AGlmit-
ting Virginia 10 representation, with an
amendment providing for the employment
Of militia instead Of regular military force
III case Of necessity and for the prescrva.
ton Of peace and the enforcement OF the
laws. This amendment Is In lieu Of tho
SenatGs substitute, and instead Of fixing
The time Of election for members Of tho
Legislature, US that substitute and in Mr.
DtHgllani's amendment. The question Of
The Term Of officers Is 70 be LEFT 10 judicial
decision, The Committee arrived at no
definite conclusion. The consideration OF
the subject will bc resumed Thursday.
The Committee on Ways and Means are
considering tho Internal Revenue bill
which will soOu bc reported to the House.
Tho Funding bill may now be regarded as
virtually dead ,,E
The customary Tuesday afternoon re-
cepttOn ut tho White House was brilliant
" attended,
The Senate confirmed David G. Humph.
reys, Of Alabama, us Associate Justice Of
Tie Supreme Court for the District Of
Columbia. r .ug.t.rt
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1B6sTT0N.
Grand Excursion to san Francisco.

Grand Excursion to san Francisco.
'p7 rslnt1 B6sroS, Nav 10.
I George ScdlUns, a well known, pugiIlst,
was arrested in st Louis by Boston autho.
rites, for indulging in prize fight over
two years ago, with Tom Kelley, on
Smuity Nose Island. lIewill besentenCcd
to-day.
A number Of Boston Iuen will start on
tho 28d Of May on al excursion to San
Francisco An equal number OfladiCS will
accompany them. Capital to the amount
Of $50,OO60O0 will be represented. All
the arrangements hrc to be Oh' the most
elaborate scale. Nine cars fitted up with
restaurants, SOiAs, beds, billiards, &c, have
been built expressly for tho occasion. The
Goyernor Of Massachusetts, the Mayors Of
Boton dnd 6ur6dnding tU6ns and many
other prominent men will bo among the
cxcurSionlsts. 1t Inns been arranged TINT
the Governors ofthe Statcs through which
they pass are to meet them on the confines
Of their Suites and escort them through
theft StateG OneOf the epri1@pal AtuIe Is
VIII be % publIshiHS l8e 81 neBspaper
every daS which RAf 81 a lconmd(e
resume OF tho incidents Of the route with
u descriptions Of the country and the nota.
bic persons whom they mcet. Tho atihir
Is In charge Of Charles W. Brooks, Chinese
Consul ut San Francisco.
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Thn IYenther Yesterdnx.

The RISIer0 Union Telegraph C0's., Bulletin.
,H7Ja WHEELING, Noon, May 10.
alP1TrsBURGH-Rainy wind southeast;
thermometer 81. ,l - ai
COLUMBUS, Ono Cloudy, In part.
CLRvELAND--ClOudy and COOli wind
northwest; thermometer 81. Va. .or T
MILwAUKEE-Olear; wind west; thcr-
mometer 90. .-.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-Clear; winlsouth-
vest thermometer 54. 70 ~" 40.
LoulsvII.LE-Cloudy; wind southwest;
thermometer 63. i'ih d
,CmOAOo-ClOuly; wind west; ther-
mOmGter 90. .I,5 y.r,u .'1
CINCINNATI-ClCar and cool; wind
southwest; thermometer 90. H Ha
BALTIMORE-Showery. ,.. Do p
DAYTON, OHIo.-Clolldy and COOL
New ORLEGNs--No o report. r @.
BUFFALO-Clear; wind west; ther-
momGler 63. .p'alr ~
LgAVENwORTH-CleNr; wind north
west; thermometer 62, r
MoHlLE-Nor report ..r.... .',.
NEW YoRK-Drizsling; wind cast ther-
lNOmeter 90. ......lp.
PnILADEIPHlA- -CIouly' wind cast
thermometer Is. r. l.r
PourLAND-Cloudy; wind north; ther'
mOmeter 80. rfsw .n. FHHn .'mH.H
RIOHMoND-NO report. .Esl
ST. LoUIs-Clear; wind southwest ulcr'
mometer 90. ,l.u..l .., ~,
WASHINGTON, D. C.-ClOudy; wind
ROuthWR9t. th0rmOmeier 60 IH.. ID. l.
CHARERSFON-NO report. lr I
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=, WASHINGTON NEWS.

FOIrrnE FWoMEEls eBBNEPIFTM
view otAt tllc decision of General Walker,
SUPERINTENDENT Of The Census, Tint va
mon cannot be employed by Marshals,
under tic pFtsentlsw, Lawrence, Of Ohio,
llas prepared a bin providing TINT all
competent persons, without regard tosex,
shall be eligible u be appointed and act
ny assistant AIarshals, and to perform all
the duties authorized by tie census agents
nMov1Nu THE CAPTTAL.-The question
Of moving the Capital from Washington
will indirectly conc up in The Senate to-
morrow or next day, on a motion by the
Chairman OF the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds, to add to the
General Appropriation bill section6pfb.
viding for the enlarging Of the Capital
grounds. This measure, In one form or
other, has two or three times passed one
branch Of Congress. Once notably the
support Of Senator FessCnden. Every
body concelegthqt il the Capltallis TO re-
nidfri here the Er0nhds ought to'bc en-.
largcd, though there is difference Of
opinion as to whether the necessary Ap'
preparations shall be made now or another
year. It Is understood that Gen. SchurZ
will oppose the proposed Onlenlment
6ANTaEGAE3 ExAcTLY.AIt &, ,stated
tonight that the proposed caucus Of Re-
publican CmgreSsmen, mentioned ip the
dispatches recently, besides the reorganl.
zatiOn of the National Republican Con.
grpsSioual Committee isintcaded toicppsi-
def ind Il determine HOW lar rtlie party
shall hc committed to certain measures
pending before Congress, among them the
tariff. The latter proposition meets with
opposition, anl several members hAyo, on
tiatgfHutd refused tosel'tfel lcSlisor u
raucts 3PrGey allGgei tllats tie hffE can
not BIZ made 4 party Measure on account
Of the various and conflicting interests M iu'
vowed, .U,l ...i,Igl atrG. 1: A.u
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Commercial and Financial.


LATELY there has been a partial rcac.
tion in Government securities in New
York from the extreme rates current ono
week ago. The rapid advance brought
out a good many sellers, who preferred to
realize nther than incur tho risks Of the
market, and this was the chief cause Of
the reaction. During tho past two days,
However, thcro has been u stronger mar
kct, and tho growing ease in tho money
market and Tie rapid accumulation Of
capital In New York will likely lead to a
further advance. Yesterday there was a
slight advance on n portion Of the llstand
they closed firm,
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they will need, in seit.deicnse, to be pro.
tectcliagainst their own rgenIEqtigns and
Hahthp pniAniF3p will at INsL tttpmphi aiter
The, defeat Of;rttntlIry: Hy u perfectly cen
tralized government, difficulty to be alter
ctl or amended, by reason Of tho conditions
which the alleged "Republlcan party has
imposed upon II II (,O T.
"IlcrC we exist: proud, mn earnest q
recalling people, but Stpltltled by TIE me-
necessity Of choosing between two par
ties-onc the party o. organizes ignorance
aud reactionAry ptejudlce tue otller the
party Of intrcnched corruption anu intel;
ligcnt dishonesty. Between PLATE and
BarralNs Is our chotce-tlle hc"tlIen "nd
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Cincinnati NTarket. =

alur. a. .aars CINCINNATI, Nay ~.
FLouR-In moderate demand; extra a S47ND
1 B5s famlly at $G0B Is. .Cf'
-Whe6t-Fim with good demand a,
q 08SI II for Nos.t9 and d rcd winter. Corn
Higher aud In demand; SAl69 Of mixed At 81 IN;
asking higher rates. Oats and F86-Unchanged
and quiet BAFlOy-Dull and pribeb nominal.
CoTTOE-Flrm and iu good demand at null mites;
mlddllng uplandS At sc. nL'.l
ToBASco.FIrm; EalsI OFaaO hhds At 6 eO695 iu
,WHHIzr-iUnSsttled; held at q 06O1 o. at thu
PROVIBIoNs-Ms POrk-QuIet and not much
demand; held at 90 90 and so bbls sold 1t thia
rate Bulk MC4tS-QulGt; shoulders at 1IK6bIIA;
sides at 14k614Kc C and nominal; no sales. BG
con-Dnll; small sales Of sides at 1BkNI7Kc for
clear rib and clear shoulders held at iN1;c.
Sugar cured hams In good demand; prices ad.
vAnced to 1ss10l9c; and for June delivery i9Kc
LARD-Held at i8kc; no Balca1'
LUTHERAN OuEESE-9tOAdy.
EgOS--At 14C and dull. .nfa .T
OuS-LinSeed OiI-$l 0101 %; small sales
Lard Oll-SC lower 4t 81 sfDl 3OutA"1
GnoCBRIES-Steady. ~ % -rrHaN
GoLD-1l4k buyinE. \ nl 'Mf.
ExcTAN0E-FiFm It 1.1O TO 30 dlscOunt buying
MONEY-MArtet easy At G0l0 per Cent,
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N
Miss SUSAN B. ANTHONY Is reported to
have become very angry ut an Ohio town
the other day, because q number Of female
suiTragists, then and there assembled,
CongptulaIedl her on laying attained p
ripe maturityIof honorable spnsttrhood.
Is It possible that af(crNll Miss Anthony
hns not survived tho fOllies Of youth, and
that looking down tho half century she
regtGtl6lly recalls the fist tinsli '6F maiden.
" charms, and really believe that "Ot all
sail words Of tongue or pcn tho sadlcst
aE APeSse, i pightF lAi9ye besP'Riyr1cq
al 4 inENvot1rioS NoG1 Is going oR among tho
Partisan dcmt.mondC. 1t consists pFfnci'
pally in their firm resolve to appcAr'baforC
the public in, tho most rigid, ,gulse, without
a ascrap'ot'laceUr twinkle 81 diamonds
nothing but high bodices. and floral orna'
ments, which extraordinary simplicity
they explain by claiming that they Elu3t
DO distinguished somehow from t'fdSpcCt-
able women" =, "a,
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General Conference Of the NJ. L.
Church, South.
SEVENTH DAY.

H..r.. II MEMPHIS, May 10.
The Conference met this morning In the
Second Street Methodist Church, and was
called TO order by Bishop Leggctt. Under
tue calI OF Standing Committees, DR..
Hamilton from the Committee on Ilevisals,
recommended an adhesion to tho present
system Of the discipline; the Committee
on the interests Of the COlorcd people,
recommended the adoption Of the action
fthe last Conference, Ota separate church
organization, rs provided in the discipline,
which under tho rules goes over, but will
undoubtedly pass under tho call Of con.
ference; Rlarge number OF resolutions and
petitions were received and referred, in
cludIng one from Mobile, urging the re-cn.
actment Of the original proposition In the
code; fifty.eight prohibiting such amuse-
mCnts as theatres, circuScs, dancing, ETC;
from St. Louis, asking u formation Of
new Conference In Kansas; allowing the
Pacific Conference to subdivide itself with.
in tho next four years; for changes in the
discipline regarding infant baptism, aud
To relieve tho present discipline from am
bigulLy. This led to a lengthy discussion.
The other proceedings are unimportant
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-,The Plebiscitum business. : q

The news from France for the lust few
DAYS has indicated intense political excite
mcnt Indeed, the dispatches yesterday
morning mentioned that harricadcs hal
ltecu attempted il one of the laubourgs
of,Paris the day before. E'arricNdes, in
That great city always preccdc revolution
throughout France, although they do not
always accomplish it The cause Of this
present intense excitement Is the submits
sion Of the so.called ''plebiscttum" to tho
votes Of tho people by1he Emperor: Ha
asks ut their hands an cndorsementOEhis
recent attempt TO reconcile personal Will
constitutional government, To this ,chd
polls were opened throughout the Empire
last Sunday. The vote in the city OF
Paris was 1872 1000 against endorsement, 10
10000 in favor Of II, showing that if,tho
result was left 70 thp, Parisians, Louis Ma
poleon would soon be unscated from ltlp
throne. But III The provinces the vote -
In his favor, ufl no doubt when NIL the
districts are llCarl from the so.callcd Gov
ernment party will be sustained. a
LOUIS NAPOLEON, himself nearing the
close OF his life, feels anxious to establish
his dynasty. lie fears to trust the future
unless lie cad In some way, as41mge Whit
he knows tolic the pOrulhr feeling in FL
vor Of u republic. Hence his desire to
comprOaiSC ia 4dSancei With thnt well
understood sentiment by letting II spend
lis long pent up, existenc9 through tAU
firms bf,thc ballot box. Bht DO reyoln-
tlonary leaders ins Francs lardi too wide
awake and too fearless and powerful TO
suffer the Emperor to carry out his scheme
unopposed. They have issued stirring
maniE@pes warning ito pe0ple, that the
whole thing d simply IA miserable farce
,lnu that their hopes Of the future, aud
that Of their children after them, call
upon tllcm To rise In their Indignation anil
vote down tliisl sham decree Of mi iMpr-
rial ,lclnagOguc. ,ri... ...y .....
The disturbances in Paris Of late have
tended to make the popular mind very
sensitive to these revolutionary mantttS'
toes issued by the friends Of RoCHEFoRr,
SomeloNRhom arc members of Die French
LcgislAtif Corps, md other radical agi@.
toA The ilneFalISr V1PFoR Nom, $ho
was shot by Prince PIERRE BoNAPAETE,
indicated this aroused stats Of feeling,
and subsequently, the arrest and imprison'
ment OF RoCHEFORT and his conffercs
have. 4AilD further fhdSnledi tliE popular
resentment against the bloody deed.
What Is to come of all these eXcitcmcnts
andthrcatenlns demonstrations is difficult
10 say. The Government has surrounded
and intrGhclied Itself with hayoncls. Paris
is now very little elsN than " military
camp. Doubts us To the loyalty OF the
soldiers to the throne in case Of Il collision
with the people lE4ye, been lJcypressed.
'ThtylbSy ID as lib Spanish Soldiers tlid
year ago, go over 10 tho revolutionistS
There is no telling what day or night
may ut my time bring forth IN thB present
trouble III France.
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New York Produce Market.

I .la NEwi YoRK, May 10.
CoTToN-Less active; 1888 bales sold at 2SEc
for middIing uplands. 'Hf'rl, 'Hii
FL0uR Market closed quiet and without decI
ded change. ~ ~ g,lF aA
-Wheat-F Firm; with moderate export
and milling demand; 81 1901 % for No. 2Gprlng;
81 S3Dl IS for winter rod and amber western.
Ryc-Dull and nominal. Steady At G19h
G6C for western In store aud aaoat; 6T16G G8$c for
Ohio. COrn-Firn at 81 1901 1G1f for sound
now mixed western ah0at. ~ f"T
PRovnToNs.- .-PoFk--Dull, nominal and un.
changed. Beef Quiet and steady. Cut Meats
Firm and In moderate demand. Baeon-Steady
and quiet. fH.u' go f.'7 n
LAED-Quict at 1OXc seller May for prime
steam. -'ll.lf
Ea0s-QuIet at IGN1sc. -.L--.-
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NEW YORK CITY.
new Yonk, May 10:

no .i.. s' NEW AOIth1 Ahy 4Vs
The Commissioners Of Public Parks
have decided to erect In Central Park a
monument to tho memory Of Daniel
O'CoHnelI, tho Irish agitatOr.
The usual May anniversary meetings
The Forty-sccond Anniversary Of tho
American Seamen's Friend Society, was
cOmmemOrAtcd at the Association Hall,
Addresses were made by Rev. H! W,
Beccher, Rev. Stephen II. Ting, jr., Sn'l
Others. "
Tho Anniversary OF tic Five Points
House of Industry, was celebrated at
Steinwny Hall, with exercises BY tho Ghil.
lrcn and addresses BY James W. Gerard
Joseph II. Choatc and Rev. DR.. Paxton.
The ship, Sunbeam Of Boston, was
burned In tho Pacific March 3tsts The
second mate, carpenter, steward and elk
Of til6 crew were lost The rest were
saved, ....
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iThr6tI yG6hE ,ISdI6s, ,Rad dAugHtGrsI Of
Robert Wallace and the other a daughter
Of ,ChQFlg8 Wallace, rFerq, dpype4l ip
day. They were rowing in q mill pond
and were carried ovGr tie dam.re,7 lEu
Benjamin Fleming The last Of Commo.
dore Perry mez, died at Eric, Pa, Mon.
day agVdS9. His funeral will be attend
Ia to-day by tho ofacets and et6w Of Tie
U. s, steamer Michigan and cttlzens gen.
orally df that placc.H HHTHLiI = IN L
pilnD sdi !
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CALIFORNIA.
s,H FRAScrsco NJ

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.
The Grand EnCappmcnt Of Odd Fellows
closed their session Yesterday. The OIL.
Gers were installed sby Grand Sire Farms
worth. The Grand Lodge convenes TO-
day, tLlILS,
between James Eerrell and .8EcL cLury, the
iorfneF woh'97 innlngs The ninth game
between Mott and G0tcS was the most ex.
citing yet played, Mott won two pointsin
" tnlniifngE ~ D'" 90 ''.'N
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Wesiern UnlOu Telegraph, az; Adams Ex.
presS, G8k; Wells, Fargo 4 Co. l6j{; American,
4SX: UnlEod State, ,lB: Pacific Mail, 49K; Now
York Central, IoO1; do. scrip, eSAi;; ErlG, x8X;
tfai, iSG; Lake Shore, 16O,S; Illinois Central,
l4I; Pittsburgh, 108K; Northwestern, s3H; do
preferred o. Rock hind, l9lt; Now Jersey
Central, I09H; 81 Paul, 66,i; do. prCferFcd S9k;
WAbash bSjS; DO, Preferred, q; Fort Wayne 9i4;
Tore HAute, SS1<; Chicago b Alton, ll51f; Ohio
d MISRISGIppl, % Cleveland, Columbus b DIN.
elpnAh, D1; Cleveland, Columbus B Indiana
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A. Philesepher at HeadquarterS..
AJoS 'PilTS lAlSs Washington ''Gdrres,

LSyIFntT TTfL 3',T IiITilMLl
AAIoS 'PAT'N 'tIS' Washington "cOrreS'
p"nd!eint o. the }GlVSlnhalI t00'MleTrsd'' v
" rare sort of an Individual "nH itln'osl
unique rs writer OF news anu gossip
from tho National Capital nBeslde being
u pen aud ink sketeher ofmen rnd tlipss
ndmd Washington, ho @srires to'the+0le
Of philosophic essaytSe Ecdnd' ut 'lmes'
%ss%y t1'i a5'' SS destiny Of the great Re.
.pYbliGnrnsnR urmto1 hrs d11aI1
'ThtPlhlHsophic Don appears Just NOV
to be lRl9TlPg; lNgpdsr n, 4ysPepIirt fl Of
disgust al the results Of the late war
80 FRI fIP V4q4e V4q4e kgoyn ,gpI t9 glifffit4IgrHsa t4gHsa
Apparently, he Is not certain that any
great good lsasr'NelNacl'icvel' At all
events the millennium has mol arrived
and (s9en'hRs n1tbcer AotmuieVeh loNa
limited season that anybody knows ot'
On the contrary, he is running Mt large
sotSidHliAt ,l66ser ti}anThiSdA AID tlfis iis
oS'S5oSiorI,Jy II roSS T. WnsSinp4tom6F 4tmFfrN from
VSieI'"''y 'u0 .'''U ~ ""o ' 49, -,
which standpoint his operations can IN
traced very distinctly and fnstructtvelY by
, nhilosonhic obserryer like Don PtAr1r!.
Mi ',,,,,,, ,,,o,, :. M, ororrh LI,gn ~ gI,r
I| ~ 'IlS"''iS %1S %s,' Stt" 'S mSY%I, M
yiVeFhc, tebelh0n b4t uIe 9esllop t4ft
nowlcoAfonts the statesIhiii Il cah she
MANAGE tho trouble that has risen In con.
-. ,,ss,,o ,,,nu Tno,I,or ,,1,r,Is os,,
gTS'WPYKf In Os pw'tBE cIS III WI; II II
Sl9P4ayel lHtSclt ttEepl f49Is4 l'!4lsQl sIVGs44VE
from tho rebels? This question Is tho dark
clouL that ia now looming nm considerably
,,,,,.o. ,,,.,, = i,S.is hon5 All ,hNt o,,i,o
Digger u'an man n"l".' UT" ''I"' 4ulIO
OvcrcNsts the political horizon OF Don 'Pt'
ATTs minds eve. Evidently he hopes
III ,s,'ls,llo Int nj thc samo ,imo rrco,lv
y'' tl'.S'' a''S Nv ~ ~. S0 $50, S
fears mid tfemples8 ior the inIurc ot Inc
country. But lot lin tell his own story
in his own words, as follows: ,ai .'i
ann rr = - ,,,S.,,Io,,,Sc IN q. Es
veg 3t i5lOItH " - - VI
4S hi
Sre DI.Cl toSl. ,I,O ,,,,.;Ooo" VIZ y
lonaISntSant Y 9yS " IT. isS,JS y,
sS;G.s aSnH.on n'S InsoSon,S % % I'D T noi;,;caI %
~ io,,NSy. S%U S.S y ,ias In INV SSP1 lSSt n rs
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Independen!tt order q oaa s.:!!! Fellows.

AmeetingoEthe Graad Lodge L o.o.F
and dedication Of the New Temple Of tlI1S
Order to-day, drew. . great crowd Of
strangers 10 the city The streets and
buildings wGFe ptofdsSiy decorated with
flGGs,a Aprpegsslon 6f twomilcs inilength
with eight bands oG music. loImod q 9
O'Clock and paraded TheStreetG Tho OK.
ercises took place at tie 0peta House at
4 o'clock. Gov. Hayes presided, and an
orptiqp was delivered by Rev DF H.
Mo0re.u At the close tho crowd Wehtto
the new hall, which was dedlcAJed &C.
cOrdfng 10 ritual by. tho Grand Mister,
Turner. The Grand Lodge met alto A.
NJ, but adjourned without tho transaction
Of much busineas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-11

FLoUR-Quet aud held higher.
GRAN.-W Excited and 665kc higher;
sales No. 2 at 99c&$l; eloSlng With buyers al
ggAfC this afternoon active at 81 cox CaSh seller
May; 81 04$ seller June, CoFn-F1rm and 9In
grade 69lD9Gc; now 90C; thlB GfteFnoph hrm ii
9tHc for No. .. ORlR-StrOng; No, 9 closed al
G9K9S9Xc. RyO--Quiet and 1@lJfc higher;
closing at S2JSc for No. 2. n
CATrLE-hrnCr; upper qualities fAirly active;
50 8I&GH9 % for BtoCkGrJ Ia extra steers.
uOGB-ActiTU aud a shade higher; s. G060 10
for fair 10 good smooth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-11
Now York Money and stock Market.

... NEW YORK, May 10.
Stock Exchange Il animated aud .buoyAut and
priCcs Of tho afternoon were tho highest since
The bull move commenced. plI FlTs
MoNEY-Rasy at sos per cent on call
STERLIN0-Flrm at 1040t09k.
GOLD-FirmeF; opened at 14Hc; closed at 49,;
carrying At6a AN66 per cent. ClCaFances, $751;
OO9009 y Z ny ny, .,,,s an, Nr,v,n,
private dispatch fron Washington says the puE.
chASeS for The present month will be Increased 10
twelve million and probably moro. Another dis.
patch sayN Texas member intends introducing \
resolution 70 repeal tho act passed April u, 1865,
which Ia Q most complete funding bill, but has no
compulsory section on banks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-11
RaitimIrolIFSe Market.

-, BALTrNoRE, May 10.
Z Ftouh-CIty Mills advanced SCI other grades
unchanged. -
GRAN.-Wheat-Dull; PennGylvauLn q SO
I "; MAEyland quiet d q a0l o. SoFn-
White q 'iNG1 %; yellow 81 IS. OAtA-FIrm al
G9065c. Ry0-Qulet At$ TO- v ......
pn6VuBdS -unChanged u.
WHISKY-Fifm; straight lFDn pound u UIH;
wood bound 81 O1i patSntt %