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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,

WALL sragEr,)
TUESDAY, Jan ls--6 T. M.
There was more activity In the street to day. but
IL was rather spasmo0i0 than continuous The
EASE IN THE MONEY MARKET
which made itself still more manifest in the ratio on
call. stimulated the c!!ques to ..buln some OF mo
stocks which received ther attention In the begin
ming OF the movement but had been suffered to re-
main quiet pending their visit to other stocks.
SHOCKS pCoYANT.
comparison OF prices with those OF December
Will show that the cilqIes have made circuit OF the
prominent shares and advanced them nom six TO
twelve per cent. To-day they tooE up Rock Island
again aud pushed It to tosx, and directed their at
tcnton, but in less demonstrntive way, to Lake
Shore, Northwest anu 81 Paul. II Is expected that
4he directors OF ST. Paul VIII declare the annual dvl-
dend tomorrow. 1t rs reported thai the amount
VIII be ten per cent divided In either or the follow
ang ways:-Ihree per cent cash ANA seven scrip on
Che common, and ssven cash and three scrip on the
prererred or four cash and six sc,p the common,
and six cash and four scrip on the preferred. There
has been decided movement In Wabash to-day,
consequent upon tnc report Of . proposition MADE
BY the wabash directors TO the Lake Shore TO lease
she wabash road 10 the latter for ninety years. re-
pewabe forever upon the guarantee OF SIX per cent
yearly dividend upon tho present capital stock OF
the abash road. it Is stated that the Wabash peo-
pie threaten the event oi thus otter being declined
TO break their freight connection at Toledo and give
al their business to tho Pennsylvania Central. 1T
will be remembered that the Lake Shore stockhold-
ers recently defeated consolidation with wabash.
The proposed lease IA only new form OF the old
agitation. Cumberland Coal advanced to 33 upon
the strength OF the expectation tnat there win be
union OF oil the various coal interests la Pennsyva-
Mia and Western Maryland. The public would do
well to be on their guard against this movement, as
1t may bo only OF getting out OF the stock.
Goal asa speculation has been iaure this winter.
The prospects OF thsAoal companies not any the
brighter Tor the present openness Of the winter and
theapproach OF spring Western Union ana Pacific
Mai was 1rmer In the middle OF the day, but the
latter did not retain Its buoyancy.
THE ExTRENE FLUCTUATIONS.
The highest and lowest prices OF the leading spccu
te TING stocka were 4 fOiOwg:-
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT
TUEsDAY, Jan. lS-6P. N.

TuEsDAY Jan. 1851 NJ
AsHssRsceips, Is bbls There vas only moderate de-
msnd for pot prices for which heavy ~ % 81 M
Pearl were dun and nominal st 80 rs 4 80 70.
BFEswAx dull ths demand being light, but prices
were unchanged. There small sales within range
BUILDING HATERIALB.-For almost AL articles coming
under this heading the market quiet Prices however
generally steady For Eastern spruce there only
moderate demand but tho offerings light previous
the OF $8 50 for choice schedules Lath
steady n 81 bO at which price there sold
l0W.ou tho market closing steady. Lime quiet but
steady ~ value common being quoted ~ 30 and lump w.
were selling moderately Ut the following prcea Jer
$40 S42, and dro.on, &ls go
CoEnAos waa quiet bus prices were unchanged Manila
Cocoa was duh, but held with frmness. We quo.e.-
GuayAqu, Exc &c., gold, In bond and Maracabo 2sc
CAspLxs-Tbe demand was light being almost entirely
for small lois and prices heavy though lower
amantne were quoted l6c. 22c; sperrn 46c and pa
tent, 65c. - y
CoopERAGE sTocK.There was fair degree OF activity
10 the market and prices for almost all kinds
quote Sugar eboks SO inch heads, So 40 do
Ss do IS F3 10; moIasses do. 50 do ~ IS a. 80 pipe
do $s goa S5 box do $so rum do S5 @ Is 80; hoops,
II feet SsS u $50; hoops, IL feet $40 443
CoTTos.-Ony moderate business was transacted, the
demand from all classes OF buyers being light hold
generally anxious 10 realize the market heavy,
though prices lower The saleA 276 baes
Guiding 7l2 for export 6I6 for spinning 43
and 0l IN sas Included Ia tho sales bales
TO arrive The business in future deliveries
sales follows 700 bales basis low mdding, for
February nj 25c, bv DO At 1895 4o0 do for March,
25c lW do, for April, at 100 do at 25c 200 do.
and ~ do for january on private terms We append the
closing quotations.
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CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE

CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
The following were the prices OF stocks at the
last session OF the STOCK Exchange: 52x a
81 Cumberland, 3l1a 32}s; Western Union, s2s1 aa;
Quicksilver 141S; Mariposa, s14 sss; do. preferred
17A l7I; Pacinc Mail, 42s 425S; Boston Water
Power, l51a l614; Adams Express, 81 62; Wells.
Fargo Express, 81; American Express, 80 a 37H;
United states Express, 53 81; New York Central
consolidated, e2 931s; do. scrip, ss $50; Harlem,
lS7H o l39; do. preferred 1S9 Did; Erie PA 2s6
do. preferred. 81 a AZ; Reading, oa1s 9iH
Michigan Central, 1l7h lls; Lake Shore, S6x ssA
Illinois Central, l3s bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
ex dividend, 92&; Chicago and Northwestern, 73z.
"a; DO preferred, 86A a 81; Cleveland, Columbus
ana Cincinnati, rs bid; Rock Island, 1918 lo7z4
Anwaukes and ST. Paul, 74,s TAX; do. preferred,
SIX s7A; Toledo and Wabash, "a a 5i1s; Fort
Wayne, s7& IS; Alton and Terre Haute, 29 do.
preferred, 5S; ONO and Mississippi 26tl 26A; Del
aware and Lackawanna, 108h; New Jersey Central.
100A l0114; Chicago Alton, las 1i6; do pre-
ferred, LAG l5a; Morris ana Essex 85A a So; Han
nbai and st. Joseph, ll2 ll3la; do preferred Ill
1l2; Dubuque and Sioux City, 1o8 100; Coumous,
Chicago and Indiana Central, 1871 a1ssl.
GOLD STRONG AND STEADY.
The excitement In Paris led to o Grmer tone In
the gold market, and the piice which opened az
I2lH, ran up to 12lT but the bulk OF business was
done Of 12lAS . 1211. The price again declined to
l2l1s in the afternoon when the market became ex-
trsmely dull and the old Room wasfor good por-
tion OF the time almost deserted. The market was
strong however, the news from Paris and the nrmer
feeling in the foreign exchanges keeping the market
steady. The range Of the price during the day is
shown in the following table,
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wHALxFocrs Bisachod and unbloaohed wsro quoted st
64c- a Be-, without salos
WooI-rhs market Tor fleece less active than during
the latter part e last week. thou "A rair busnaas dotpg
held w.n Sonsdcrsoe hrmnsss 4 former prices Other
better prices prevail Tor kinds TeIas b selling slowly,
Denk held rather above Tho OF buyera In CALI ornfS
p.csa For foreign the griss the donAnd for all
any concession from former figures to effect sales.
Ths sales weis $4,000 bs nesos q S3c &c.. Including
eos &c.. 5000 low 10 and above Ohio At &c 900
State ana Ohio :, dc 4sS SN Mcha.n Al 1,c. sCSo
STAT: at sse Ae 400 new washed par; :. BE- for low
ybe toc for extra chiefly sSc $50. for extra: rs 900
os Texas At 100 Soc for common to nne and 00O lbs
~ a. for sprns the latter price for very nns 5000
do. Cape, part nj &c. stc
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GOVERNMENTS FIRM

The ease In money and steady demand from pr1.
vate investors and savings institutions rendered the
government market lrm, especially as the gold mar.
ket was stronger. A rumor was current this
afternoon that the government would transpose The
programme OF gold sales and bond purchases for this
week so as 10 bring the gold sale on Wednesday in
stead OF on Thursday. The following were the clos
ing srreet prices for the government list:-united
States currency sixes 1904 lO92s: do SKIES 1884,
registered, 117A lis: do do coupon 1is 1l5k;
do. nve-twenties registered, May aud November,
7lbh 1l5X; do DO, 1862, coupon, do, il5h 1le;
do do, 1884 do do. 1l5k llb3< 40, 1865 do do.
do, 1854 ll521; 40. DO, registered January ana
July, I44 114l; do. do. 1896, coupon, do, 1l4a
l14iS; do do, 1867, do. do, las 1l4S; do. do.
aSss DO. do ll4s ll41 DO. ten-forties, registered
lily 1ll4; do. DO. coupon, 1l2ss 1l21s.
THE STATE BONDS.
In Southern securities there was flrmer feeling
IN the new TennesseeS and North Carolinas, and .
slight Improvement Ia prices The Virginias con-
sinued very strong with few bonds Offering and ad.
Fanced about two per cent upon the announcement
OF the Governor that he win take steps to restore
the credit OF the State to Its Old time fame before the
war The overdue coupons are to be funded and
arrangements made FOR the prompt payment OF the
interest thereafter Tire action OF the Senate on the
Virginia question has, curiously enough, not
RIOfcu uulefWauAc ~ It's iuhucHCt upon TIE
bonds The South Caronas were strong.
kilograms from Charleston announce sales
there at 10, the insurance agents being
large buyers. The following were the closing
street prices for the Southern llst:-Tennessee ex.
coupon, - SAX; do. new. AN q 40; DO nve per
cent, II ~; Virginia, excoupon, IS . SO; do. new,
90 "a; do registered stock. ~ so; do, do 1885,
5sa 5s do do, 1857 81 65 Georgia skies, so 81;
Aoysevens, 90 ol; North Carolina, ex-coupon, AK
8 42h; DO, new, 25X 25h; Missouri sixes.
SIX IS; do. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 80
. 90; Louisiana sixes, 80 70; do, levee
slxcs 65 66 do. do, clghts, 10 so;
Alabama eights, oi e5; do ves, sS So; do stxes,
sterling, IS s0 South Carolina SKIES, IS . so; do,
new, 70 9 III; do, registered STOCK, rs 70; City
aemphis skies. As 40; CITY Atlanta eights, so so;
City Savannah sevens, So IS; New Orleans consols
12a "a; do, Issue OF railroads, 65 67 Mobile Ohio
sterling 6s %; do. eights, 81 81; Mississippi Gen.
trail Railroad, first mortgage, n IA; do, second
mortgage, So o 64; Memphis and Charleston. first
mortgage, SO si do, second mortgage, Y IS; do.
stock, 40 . al; Greenyllle and Columbus Railroad,
guaranteed, 5Ta6o
4al FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Tho bankers advanced their rates ono-cghth per
cent for sterling. and the market has been firm
under the demand for Wednesdays steamer.
EAisa closed:-sterling sixty days commercial,
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IALLOw.-fhs demand rather active and pricss
were armer There daposed OF 100000 lbs at luxe
l0ae, chedy al the latter price
TrNPig was rather more active and rmer for s,rss bu.
du and nominal for other kinds s.es 300 slabs Straits
no., gold English WAS quoted 1880. s0c gold and
Hsnca at &c. do without sales. Plates slow Of SALE
thrrc being but Lts demand and prices generally
nominal Sales 200 boxes assorted charcoal at tho Of
es5 for 1C. We quoes Q. charcoal $50 a3 with usual
derencss for other syea charcoal terne 81 90 S. coke
terne, Ss 50 70 20; coko tin, low grade, x6 50 medium
% y7A = ~, and best ~ 90 . ~ 7S-an gold
TopAOco.-k was slow of SALE but held FOR full
figures The sales were confined 10 100 hhds At iic
Seedlesf active At former prices sales
20J 1886 crop Connecticut At 2c do 1853
crop do at &c. 75c 43 do. do Ohio Mt 20c. do Penn
syvania and so do. State private terms Havana
which steady in value. 800 bales brought Soc I'll To-
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CoYIEE.Rlo steady and Srn al the quotations ap-
pended, with fair demand from tho Salos were
made OF 4o bags CT o. Blanchard private
kinds were dun su: unchanged Wo quote ordinary
lls4c s4c prime DO. lsAs arac. extremes, for lots
Ceyion PIG lsec. Maracaibo l7sc. sOJsc; jamaica
isc. iSc Lagsyra l6Ac isHc.; Costa Rica llkc.
Msss,s William s Scot. Bon. made the ,.ok q Rio today
leans $500 IN Baltimore, $500 In Galveston, $500 IN Mobile
and prices continued heavy. Small sales effected a
2iSc. 2lAc.
DYBwoops,- last report tho market hsx been
snis ths demnpd for all kinds being light and prices have
ruled heavy owing TO the liberal offerings ST. Domingo
and jamaica logwood closed at a4 $ gold Cuba fustc,
$2aa $sO. do other kinds do, wi4 Sl7, do camwood,
VI " do and West CoeAt Lima wood, $50, currency.
rLoua AND GRAIN Receipts, 2ssa bbs hsur s. do and
2B0 meal 9UJ buahes T42 do. 648
do cats and 1000 do. malt The -four market ruled very dull
though there inquiry low State export
70 buyers favor The aalss we're about 5000 bbs Southern
Hour slew OF SALE but quite steady In value. There
sold 7 bbx Rye tour Gru, but unchanged. aes 100
Sea Corn meal was duh and prices heavy Sales ia
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHA
Mn rried. .

EIy--HNsHKLw0OD.--On Thursday January 1s.
BY The Rev. DR.. Lord, JOSEPH NJ. ELY, Jr., son OF
Professor Ely, OF Athens, Pa. TO MISS LIZZIE A. HIM.
BHEJwOoD, OF New York.
KELLY-MiLL.rr.-on Wednesday, January Ia, at
Sts Peter and Paul's church, Williamsburg, by the
daughter OF 7. Milet, Esq, all OF Williamsburg.
PEAGEn-DAvID.-On Wednesday, January 10, at
sne fnrty-fourtn street Synagogue by the Rev.
Widover ID. D., HERMAN PRAGER, Of jamestown.
y. y, TO ELIZA DAVID, eldest daughter OF Joseph
David, Of New York
ROULLrBR-BgRNAgp.--On Monday, January II,
by Rev. Father Lafont, NJ. HENhY R0ULLlRR VI
hokrsNs1 BERNARD, oil OF this city.
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sss demand b.. Other kinds nd x.e dun
se Ey auction 2oe bbs New Orleans Al 7sc SOC and 3s
M sy. c ssaasa
Sse ga Sc; Porto Eico +Sc sae Barbados. Soc 5ac.
-. N.yAn r., marie. for spirit. surp.nns
ysr. y @ sS SS1'
andns a for as %Ik e si.s s w & s les a.
spot Rosn was very dull hers being
pssf sTs Ss s s
81: y s. s.: e. *
81 r. 40 Ts5 or was 20 d = anu nc%as sa5 FOR va
oIsLinseed but he'd FOR fui dsur.. yobbIas
aaes 6u, viii 100 gallons It VI 10. sss
sh,y a, tho latter price Lard wa. qas but steady 45
LItra refined seal qnoied ST. prics small sales
Nsnn crude Hss &c. I Ss. s
sr aa H crude spsJ q y o. ossch;d Aud unbIssohsd win
yses st principally for aapor @''Ss % ps ps
@ srgs o. whale ,as ..lss 100 bbs korhorn 30
rsovisIoss Escep.. sss ssls pork ssl package. Gu,
spot qus only for oS5R1x R1I o. sa
ss 1 rsas c :. os o -, IF E
S,ot 90 rSrs orr for fasrs delivery was in good request but
4 s which pes below tho visws Of s tho ssnsrs @
o selsr, Dressed hoEs wsc in more demand and closed
y sss
sss
prime meas part al Sss. Isdia quos sa7a S3l
s: f' iAss ss: !: s
sa fas S.s s.. s. *. s For
small lots was no change 70 make in prices Small
sa s, :aa :ai;'s @ ssa sssa %
for smoked do fhs market for lard vas da bat prices
y arss ss a.
Sasis Butter. STATE: sss., ass iss .ss .'d d., ms.
t9s Msl.a :nS: som@oa = das, g. 81 srsa.
o Ohio Michigan, iino ss Griias, COMMON 1U'n1% 70
arsns a0 % anaa do % 40 e o n: 4.
ffsir s9: sis eonamon n. store, scs ss chs..s
IL. arm as =; Xxi. ls:
Quo s"od 70 fancy i,e common TO fair Do
s.s: 70. srass ssla
:SsS S a With ss % s a s =:
nnts': S':
.avsncsd q sis spot January r:sfn.y la %.
II pSe: s1 and s0r so ct
s9Ps:ss .s
,;. 1 ss :. &c., c the sss:r ps' for prm: Whit. Nsh.
FniladelphlA .hs marie: .omp.r.:iysy quiet, but
% Tor .isi. March 70
beceb:r At saxo fof March and No zach follow.
io.ocsroln. va: f. good demand but price. favored
sro.. a. $50 a 1 somSh ses 70 eo
ns ot Of lys tierces strictly GOOD at sc Rsngoou
0TEARInE.-The demand was only moderate bu. prices
were steady; s00vbA were sold at i6sc. l6hc. hhd
and tiorces.
srELrEs "a. dull the demand beog Light and the market
was heavy; % tons SileHan wera sold at &c., gold.
SREDs.-Linsesd was quoted o. ~ gold, duty paid, at
which to arrive hssan sold grass
dull and prices nominal nj lc<c
&4as for timothy ard % Is for rough OAK.
SALTOpy moderate demand prevailed but fun prices
demanded and obtaned the ARRIVAL only mo DER
se but the stock OF almost all descriptions ss fair Ror
Ashton's 3 per sack Msrshafs and worhins.
Hissns a "; sround al 90 si 0S. ana Tars,s islans
Ec. n <3c por bushe.
SPsamAoErLRe Refined dull and at <0c xlc. !;
salss reported.
snorDrop quoted sic. and buck $40, With moder.
ate demand.
soAr-Th: ensnss: vas light. there being demand
H54c. l3c Tho sal0b untnportant
sJGAR-Ihe market for raw quiet the demand from
ali Of buyers being light and holders generally
anxious to sell At ye,erdags prices The sales were 77b
hhds upon basis OF 1895 10c for fair good refining
Cuba 100 eado tsc. Tho business In refined was
moderate, but prices were unchanged We quc.e Hard
laAac, and yellow, L2Hc IBhnc. We quote =
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Died,

ANDREA5.--0n Tuesday, January Is. OF scarb:t
fever, MARY DuNitAM only daughter OF John W.
and Maria w. Andreas, aged years.
FUNERAL notice In evening papers,
BAHRENBCRG.--At HobokcD, N. j., MAR,ARET,
VIE or John Henry Bahrenburg. aged 81 ycars.
THO relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend tne chper9L this (WoancsdaJ AFTERNOON al
oaupaat en- 4olv9k, from The OormSn Reformed
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RESTAURANTS.

OCt. THE BRANCH. eot and 69g. THE BRANCH
broadway, southeast corner OF Fourth stres..
This great public resort which has been undergoing sy.sn.
siye alterations, evening Wiuca
Liquors add Cigars of choicest brand are served w.
rers by thirty bsauifui lady attendants ony come
ALL kkiNHARDT. Pryrielor
W sAd ~ Dsss4waA sssAsasl ossnss Of Fesr sssssr
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OLD CH0p.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1fo bbls The dsu,ane was more
tive and higher prices were resxed the market closing
81 " " ~ The sass were si5 bbs Al s vi oa
and iron bound
the market closing ~ e0c for Arcn nohwes. ana 1sc
for South sea- s gold Sales 5000 lba Arut, 20 manutao.
and u ,oQQ IN spsGVlAtora banda
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Holders Of gold paid from six per cent currency to
seven per cent gold 20 have their balances carried
over. The operatlonsof the Gold Exchange Bank
wer0 "a fol0ws:--
Gold cleared. $19 S34 900
COld balances 10SS, 3el
currency balances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 439
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Yesterday was qnite busy day IN the real estate
auction market ana number OF important transac-
tions occurred particulars or which are given
below
NEW YORK PROPERTY ". n. LUDLOW
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY 49, SHEET

10SA . loSA: good 20 prime bankers. 1851 a
100; short sight lo9K look; Paria sixty dayz
6.22,S a,Al7x; short sight t.loX . t.l6; Antwerp.
6.22k 6l7k; switzerland, t22k aaiTK, Ham
burg. 3s1 35y; Amsterdam, 4oX . 4oH; Frank.
fort, 4O4 4oz<; Bremen. 7s>s q 70; Prussian tina
lers, 70H o 7iH.
DISCOUNTS EAsIRR-
Tho country banks are buying commercial paper
quite freely. ana rates are rather easier, prime
double name acceptances pass,ng OF eight to eleven
per cent and bankers sixty day paper as low as
seven and half per cent
RAILWAY EARNINGS. al
The earnings or the st. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad Company for the FIRST seven DAYS In January
were:-From passengers, 3y,96S; from freight,
sl3.75s; from express $3.50; from mails, sl3s; from
news agency. S37. A total OF So, 1858.
THE sUBTREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows the results Of to-day's bust
neas at the S,lh.Treaaurv In thia cjfv.-
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SOT-Lrop WAS quoted SHc and buck Izc with moder.
ate demand
soAP--Ths business: vas light there being demand
l2ssc. 100. Tho saob untrnpoTtant.
sUGAR.Ths market for quiet, the demand from
all classes Of buyers being light and holders generally
anxious to sell at yeyterdss prices The sales 776
hhds upon basis OF l0c for fair TO good refining
moderate, but prices were unchanged We quo.e: Hard,
H4c Hs4c.; Eoft whits lSMc. l4c. extra g. I3hc,
lasar. nd yellow LYMr. n IRtac Wa nlinte =. -
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POLICE COUET.-ThGrc was . full aver
aye docket in the Police Court, Saturday
morning. The first case case called WINS
tint of Henry Robinson, charged with
f0rpstalling the market On account Of
the absence Of II material witness, the
hearing Of the cause had been continued
on two previous mornings, but on the
present occasion that difficulty did not en-
ist. The testimony was heatr1l On both
sides. Robinson proved tliat he had pnr-
chased the article for his own private use
and not for sale, and the case was dis
missed nj the costs Of the city.
Washington Porter, mot J. Wesley,)
was arraigned on the charge Of being
drunk on the streets, and US the case was
rather an aggravated one, he was fined
three dollars and Gusts.
Thomas Wilson was brought up On n
similar charge. His case was still more
aggravated than POrter's, and US punish
mcnt Is designed TO be inprOrOrtiOn to the
enormily Of the offence, he was required
tn nav over five dollars and costs.
Edward Smith was the last individual
brought into the dock. He was charged
with gross violation Of The rules Of de-
ccncy on Market street near Monroe.
Under promise that he would leave the
city-at once, he was let off with'a dollar
AMI costs.
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REAL Estate TRAXsFER-Tle tOl.
lowing deeds were admitted to recor,l in
the Recorders Office Of Ohio county, for
the week ending with the 2sd inst
DeednAde April byNy. PyHubblrl,
CdnmiS Homer, p .I0Sgp L. William. for
1861 acres Of land on McGraw's Run;
$4,Sl8 80. Admitted April 10.
Decd made March ., by J. o. Curtis
and Thomas Ray and their wives to
.Iunins a. Curtis, for their interest in home
farm OF Ill! acres; $500. Admitted
April 1S.
Deed made April Is, by Samuel Dunlap
and wife to Junius A. Curtis for their in
tcreSt in 1915 acres Of land; terms, private.
Admitted April Is.
Deed made April /. by Thomas \.
Hervey and wife TO William Castor, for
1924 acres Of land adjoining Geo. Ray, l.
McConn and others; $4,000. Admitted
April is. -.
Deed made February :. 1870, by Philip
V. Bail and wife 10 George MendeI, for
the west 9li feet Of lot No &c, d. ZAnc's
addition: &i,O14. Admitted April Is.
Decd made September 4, 1867, by Hen
~ Was, ST.. and wife to Henry vaas. Jr.,
in trust for johanna Mans, wife Of Henry
Was, ST., for his interest IN the Eaa halt
OClot No. 1Gl, Zane street, East Wheeling;
Admitted April 10.
Deed made April 10, by Frederick Zim'
norman and wife to Conrad Grcbc, for
the North half Of lot No. :, in Square No:
IS. South Wheeling; $175. Admitted
Aprit 20.
Deed made April is by James Gal
lagher and wife to James Gruber, for lot
No. 81, j. &. c. Ritchics addition; 500.
Admitted April 81.
Deal made April - by G. l. Zane I"
Ann ". and Teresa V. Doddridge, for lot
No. 5, in c. l.. Zane's addition; $50. Ad.
mitied April u,
A lease made February 10. 1870, by
Wheeling Female College to W. II. Nor
ton. Admitted April O..
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RErURSrxG.-AbOut hundred Of the
Ohio cxcursionists crnssed the river at
Bcnwool, yesterday morning, on their
way home. They speak in the highest
terms OF the munifccnt hospitality Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
A grand banquet WAS given them ut
the Eutaw House in Baltimore, last Fri
day. They visiter tue cOmIany's cxtcn.
sive wharves and works at Locust Point
the same day. During the past two or
three days small detachments Of the party
have been returning; none Of them, how
ever extending their explorations in this
direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25

A QUESTION IN MANY HoNES-The
fine times when we could all live on the
fat Of the land have gone by, perhaps
never to return. OF late. the question
how to obtain the largest amount Of
wholesome, palatablc nourishnIenI at the
lowest possible price, has been earnestly
discussed in thousands Of American
homes. The introduction Of SEA Mos
FARISE as q national food staple, solves
that problem. From no other article I'm.
der the sun can the same amount Of de.
licious fare be obtained for the same cost.
The custards, CharlottcS, jellies, pud.
tlings, &c, made from It are ait for Juno
when she banquets;" and as clariticr for
refining cider and other tcr1nented pGta.
bles, It has no equal. The Sea Moss Fa'
rinc Co., who OWN the patent for the
article, have their central depot at 80
Park Place, New York, and within twelve
months they have established business
Of immense magnitude and Importance,
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