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

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
Hcx. J.1F. HoKE, Ftsaldsat Board q R4gasu.
@. 9, sTuR9ll1I, SteTtSGTy Board q RsOfnts +.
NJ AHBxfMARTIN, D. D., Realdeat, !.
And Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F.S. LYON, A. NJ, VIet HFtsidtHt
Professor Of BngiiHh Literature. and Principal OF
Preparatory Department: ,,,
s. @. STEVENS, a. n, "
NJ Professor Of Astronomy and PhyBieS!
-g II. H. PIERCE, A. H., sj.r,.r.. .,
Capt, .. 8. Al
Professor OF Mathematics and Of Military Tactics.
]. J.. STEVENSON, A. n, Ph. D., X. :, i
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
EW. WOOD, A. NJ, PhI.D,, Is A'.
Professor Of Ancient Gnd Modern Languages,
O. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant in Preparatory Department
D. D. PURINToN, Tutor. Fl
-rI. GEO. n. HAGANS, ESQ, t...
Superintendent Of Grounds and Buildings,
HUGH W. BROCK, NJ. n, ~
3 Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
} 44,; HoX. JOHN A. DILLE, ,f ,,.....
Lecturer on Civil and constitutional Law
FALL TERN begins 1St Tuesday in September.
WENTER TRRM" 1st Monday in December
SPRIN0 TERN 3D. Tuesday 10 March. .'
cOTTExcExESr, q wednesday ID JFHe.
TUITION. $5p6r Term Of 10 weekl.
. University $s per Term rI9 Weel1.
70 exceed $4 per week.
~ Send stamp lor Catalogue,
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HEREBY GIVEN
IN that bill will bC introduced In tho West
VIr1inIn Legislature, 10 change the charter OI
TTvSFt Valley and GFcenbFler Railroad charter,
SSS thb name Of The Railroad hereafter to b. the
PittSbuFgh, WOSt Virginia and Charleston Rail-
F0S9 0SSs9S,i.F4 SAMUEL YOUNG.
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Commercial and Financial

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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO


.Nr. .I' UH-T ~ FF'1f"fNf i5N" asl
George O, stoOlGre and Mary StOolAFC, bis EiI0,
James W.. Rice, trustee, William Rice and
Joseph Hump,
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scribe to the stock Of the Unlontown und
West Virginia RaiIroad Company.


West Virginia Railroad Company.
The appropriation bill was the last mea-
sure completed The Senate made sundry
amendments ano1g them inserting 9pr0;
vision for housereht for the State officers
and adding to the appropriation for Mar
shall College. To these the House 0isa-
greed and the bill went TO Committee Of
Conference. The report Of the committee
was not made an1the lltinhIly passed til
few minutes after II Pm. y
Mr.. PIERPoNT offered u resolution I'm.
animously thanking the SPEAKER for the
able and impartial manner In which he
Ind discharged his artluous duties.
The SPEAKER expressed his thanks, and
said that for such resolution from such
quarter under the circumstances, he was
extremely grateful In the performance
of his functions Us presiding officer, lie had
aimed solely 10 render his decisions i'm.
partially, without partisan or, other bias.
If he had erred, and he was conscious Tint
he often had, II was m error Of the head,
not of the heart. He had been treated
veryldndly iby the members and rendered
them idt tR6fftniIdIm Kindness and cour-
tesS his wArmcSt Thanks lie hoped that
in atlCr years the associations Of this scS'
sion would be remembered with pleasure,
and he expressed the hope that at some
future time there might be a reunion Of
the members Of the Legislature Of 1870.
Resolutions Of thanks were also rendered
the Clerk and other officers Of the House1
and shortly atlcr / o'clock. NJ, the House
al NIL W a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
r Erefz edap hrin.as snme

re- Evefx day brings some new
remedy or Fegives some cid one, for
therasages OF bugs of ell kinds up
on plants. Here is one recommend
ed IS . SIRE cure, by Mr. James
Kennedy, and given through The St
Cloud Wisconsin, dournol: Make
3 thin whiteEasblsaZ 3 pint OF slack
ms wster-aAd
8 watering a
without fail,
erms, or any
fhing OF tEsf End.
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The 1faTrzand Ear,

m Tie Maryland Farmer, IN a
ak aborA orchards, says: I'VE
T6onsidarths ashes ofhard wood, IN.
Ieacbed, worth thirty csuts per bush
Ell to mingle With the soil used in set
ting applB trees fora orchard, and
Undressing tue surface of the land
l3or theepaee OF three TO four feet in
p belt around each tree, extending
Fom the outer margin OF the hole in
hieh the tTees are sets'
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I4s Northwestern Farmer talks
Of reeds q this wise: sMany varie
ties of ~eeis #M send their seeds
sht 52sf side area Of land; hence.
II Ole dsldf farm is to be kept
clean: hi u latneighborhood must.
One eaIss thrifiless farmer may
render tbs chris of the entire neigh
boEhpoa to hep their fields clean
abort H ep readily grow
weedNeed en9 % supply ali his
neighboFs, miss ii. Such q
ppN sse shouglI
kg Ia "a meral
right. nor should he posses he lel
gal right, tothns infnre his neigh
bors. If he viii ns4 keep bis grounds
clean, on proper ecmpiaint. the su
thorities should send aTcrce into bis
farm that should ciesn it up thor
oughly at bis expense
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3
Among 9be new articles capsule
Of being nii6zed and converted into
moncy 81 flie farm. noth;ng 10 us
ieoKs more plausible than the max
ing of Size tosnsfa.H is usiversalIf
-ponn is hsfdIy a vege
ublie demand lss
a5ifed ea and prepared
fol fszS7; eimanent use. in
snch . ereatfafiety OF warssas to.
matoes, and which retains so read
ily its peculiar flavor
The time VII probably cone wien
large fields OF tllein viii be cultivated
expressly Cor c~opYerIiAg into ags,
which ne consi5a Tsr preferable to
common figs, They Ietam The To-
mate taste, keep as well as ahe 9th
ers, and could a readily be exported
or shipped lore distances. Large
drying appaFaa Eaust OF course BE-
constructed for he ~xliolssale' fig bli
siness and other arrangements 10.
cofrespond;-bat We predict that
those who irst 20 into Il viii make q
great deal of.money. The tomato
vine produces Enormously, and the
business seemssmueh naore plausible
than the "hand cheese' would have
appeared to us, and which is row so
great 2 sleeess,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
PRICE LIST:


Prices GREATLY RHDUoED.
ooLoyG. rBiacE,l So 100. IsS. i.45 per
pound. "a
pornd.
YOUNG HYSON, tGreen.l IS, LOO, 100,
l so. $50 per pound. 80
INPERIALi[Gseensl IS, a.s0. $50, I.5O per
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. IS. 100. l25,
I $50 ptrpouud. ifs
JAPAN, lQD4 Is. Wncolored Lest 50 Gays
from Japan. l40,l
9UNPowDxR, 100, IS. Ice, h75 pei
pound.
All our Teas are warranted 10 give s~atisfae-
ton, or they can he rcturRed, and money re-
funded. Consumers can make a positive
saving from 50 % IS cents per pound by Fur
Cali or send for a Tea paper With full list
and particulars.
Oct. %, Ie69.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
Best Blood Purifiers

ever known, and viii cure all diseases resulting from
bad blood. Keep yonr blood pure: keep you liver in
order; keep yorT digestive organs in a sound. healthy
condition, by the use OF these remedies. and no dis
ease viii ever assail you. The best men in the coun
try recommend them. II years OF honest reputation
go Tor anything you must lEg lllese prepara:ioGs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

feftainsd VIII any fafeFs indeed. it
Ma hchght to be Poisonous Bat
howfhe Tomato IS one of chr esta-
Pies, and is csnFettfa iHto food inl
: CREST variety OF shapes. in the
folIoeing article vii be found direc
tons as to one nsnner of prepa1ing
the TenAtc IS a4GxGry
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INNS

The terms in the Academic course it win
be seen are IRON One to Three Dollars a year
lower than last year.
The pupils have seeess to the library an d
the use Of maps, plates. charts, DC.
SIMEON PASH. PREssr.
REuBES AfEsHIRB, sEc'r.
July %. 1876.
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E1z 11AE
HON. GEORGE sHARswooD.

Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. June /. 1S63.
1 have found by experience that Eoofand's Ger
man Bitters' IS a very good tonic, relieving d~yspeptic
symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SHARSWooD.
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o YM. j. ROGERS.

q , 'NHJUt q DC cIy OF IdlIaIo, n. T.
MAToEss 0FFIcE. BrFFALo, june 20, 1874.
have used Hooaands German Bitiers and Tonic
in my family during the past year. and can recon-
mend them as an excellent tonic, iypaFiing tone and
vigor to the system. Their use has been productive
ofdecidedly beneficial effects. WM.F. ROGERS.
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Hollands German Bitters
Hoonand's German Tonic

Is a combination OF all the ingredients Of the Bitters.
with PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange. etc. 1t is used
for the same disease as the Bitters, in cases where
some pure alcoholic stimulus is required. You will
bear in mind that these remedies are entirely differ
ent from any Others advertised for the cure OF the dis
eases named, these being scientific preparations OF
medical extracts, while The others are mere decoc-
one of the mostpleasant and agreeable remedies ever
offered TO the public. Its taste is exquisite. It is a
pleasure to take it. while its life:giviGg, exhilarating,
and medicinal qualities hare cansed it TO be known as
the greatest of altoGics.
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of any medicinal preparation:

HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
writes:
PHILADELPHIA March 16, 1861.
lind "JIoohand's German Bitters'' IL a good tonic.
useful in diseases oftEe digestive o.gsls. and of greaE
beneht in cases OF debility AMI want ofneryousa action
In the system. Yours truly.
GEO. ". WOODWARD.
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GALLIA ACADEMY.
THE next term of the Gallia Acad-
envy will begin on Monday, the
9TH of September

The Trustees are able to recommend said
teachers. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley have
taught in the Academy. Mrs. Cooley is one
OF the best of teachers in her department.
Mr. Cooleyis a graduate of Amherst College,
and has been engaged in teaching for several
years past. Pupils in Modern Languages
will have the adyantay e of q native teacher in
Mr.. Henking. Whenever the number of pupils
shall require it, additional teashers will be.
employed. The Trustees feel that they can
recommend the school to those desiring a
thorough education for their children. Special
attention is given to ttlng young men for col
lege. as well as for teaching.
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HoN. JAMES THoMPsoN.

Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvanis.
PmLApYLPrIa April %. 1866.
l consider & Hollands German Bi:icrs'' n valuable
medicine in cases of stacks or Indigestion or Dys
pepsia- l can certify this from my experience of il.
Yours. with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
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sound, healthy complexion. eradicate the yellow tinge
from the eve. impart a bloom TO the cheeks, and
change the patient from n short-bgesthed. emaciated.
weak, and nervous invalid, 10 a %fdll-faced, stout, and
vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children aga made Str8ne
by using The Ditters or Tonic.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

among fbe new articles capable
Of being nii6zed and converted into
money 81 the farm. nothing 10 us
1eoKs more plausible than the max.
ing Of tlie tosnstoH Is u~Eiversallg
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TE5EENUoNy

Like the following was never before offered in behalf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-12
COURT csLEROans-Tals DAY.

OYER AND TERMINgR AND SUPREME CoURT--C,R-
CUIT.-part 1-Beforc Judge lneraham.-Nos. 2076,
1888 1888, 1857 1926, 1i5, 5ol l943, l319 11c5 GIL
1919, u, 1869, 2ool, 1881 ls07s, s7s, 1857. Part
2-Beiorc Judge Sutherland.-Nos l742, I74s, 1915,
1860, 1878, l714 1853, 1885, 1860, 1862, 1894 I770
1872, 1770 1850, 1882, 1884, 1852, 24e, 2Sik.
SUPREME COuRT-SrEcIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
Barnard.-NOe. 81, 20, 176, 25j. $3.50 : 49,.
SUPREME CouRT--CHAMBERs.- by Judge
CardOZO.-N0s 1Sa, 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT.--Part 1.---Beiore Judge Barbour
Nos 30l 63, 3ll 80, 3l5 317, $40, a21 323 326 27,
800, 357, 250s 3e1, 800. $685. 3s7. s 1907 :
Part 2--l,eferc, Judge Freedman-Nos. 2as, 2es
eo4 SoA 3O6, 3Os 144 $780, ia. 2l2 2ee s22 32e s2S
332.
COMMON PLHAs.-Part 1.-Before Judge Van Brunt
Nos. 278 293, 2o5 285, 293 237 29S 239 Ga 2g9 $780,
1876 1877 1s8. 2o6. Part 2.-Beforc Judge Day.-Nos.
lSe I4o 140 1ss 124 2S7 2Gs, $685. 26o POI, &c., 2C3
264. 265, 900, 2S3.
MARINE CoURT.-Part1.- Before Judge Shea.-Nos.
2o65 4035 4033 3091 4010 1885, 1885, 4I0S 4lOJ 4lO6
1884 1857, 1891. 1907, 30I3, 1892, 4o22 Ao19 40oI
Part 2-Beforc Judge Tracy.-Nos. 3o70 1000 AIS
4ll6 412e Abs 2ol2 307s 4014 40s3 3c79 ALA 1929
41I3 4l.5 4127, APO, 4l30.
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THE SPECIE MOvEMEN
The imports OF specie at this port during The pas
week have been as folows:-

boNFbNhESTS STRONG.
The London market was quoted frm to-day nj
Oh. e11s, Which quotation despite the lower
ruling Of gold, impaired seadiness to the govern
ment bond market in the forenoon. This steadi.
ness changed TO strength when later in the day gold
advanced. The following were the final street
prtces:-United States currency skies, 1I1h
il13S; so., 1881, registered, TIA ll4I; do. d.,
coupon Ia a iltia; DO. fve-;wenties, registered,
HAY and November, 1885 1885,; DC. do, 1862,
coupon de-, 1924 I13; CO. d. 1904, do do. III a
HIS; &C. de-. 1885, do CO., IlIaf 112; do. no..
rcgiatcred. January sud July. iIc1d a u0N; do do.
1865, coupon, do. llo2s 10y; dc. de-, 1887, do.
de- HOS llo3s do. do 1868, do. d., lio,z 1906
DO icsior,ics registered, 1909 1863 do. do, cou
pom, 1861 a 1857
THE SOUTHERN STATE roNDs STEADY.
Tic Southern lst was quiet and steady with a
firm nndcrtone, there Being more disposition 10
buy Than TO sell al present prices, In view OF ex-
pected oIders from the south for the investment OF
the profits OF the cotton CROP The following were
Inc final street prices for the general ist:Tennes.
sec, ex coupon, s21s G2zs; DO, new, SOL 60ys;
Virginia, cx coupon, 621s a G3; de-. new, 60 81;
do, registered stock, old, 5la4 521i; Georgia
skies, So So; do. seyess, 90 81; do. do, old 90
%; Nsrth Carolina, ex coupon, 40 a 49,; do,
funding, 1885, 80 40; do do, 1865, 33 q 30;
do, new, 90 81; de-, special tax, 22y
d
Ut. Joseph, 81 90; Louisiana skies, IL ~; do,
new, CO q 6S: do lcvee SKIES 20 a IS; do. do,
eehts s7ja so; DO penitcntlary ssvens, "A rs: do
railroad Fights, IS a 80; Alabama fvcs, 30 q ~;
do. Fights, 101 1922 do. railroad eights % a 100;
South Carolina skies, 50 a So; d. new January and
July, 67la co. do, new, April and October, 60 40;
do, registered stock, Old 10 rs; Arkansas Sizes 50
"a; de- sevens, CT a 20; Mobile ana ONO Railroad
sterling, 80 49, do, interest cighs, 73a 75 do
0nd mortgage Fights, 50 So; Mississippi Central
Railroad first mortgage, sevens. rs q 80; do. do,
second do. Fights, 81 20: New Orleans and Jack
son first mortgage, 50 a 81; do. do, second mort
gage. 20 II; Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
nrst mortgage "a SO; do. do, second mortgage ~
a IS; Greenville ana Columbia Railroad, guaranteed
by South Carolina, 81 a 65 Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by Georgia, "a a rs; Wilmington, Char
lotte and Rutherford clghts, 40 q 80; Memphis city
skies, 81 SO; Savannah city seyens, So s4; New
Orleans consols, old, ~ IS; do. issued railroad
skies, 0s 20; do, new, scvens, 72a7.
MONEY FIVE TO SIX PER CENT.
The money market was steady at five to six per
cent on CALL The government dealers were largely
supplied at the former rate but the Stock houses,
q rule, paid six per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAK.
II seems impossible TO rally the foreign exchange
market. Good baDkers' sight bills sold to-day at
1924 and prime st J09A- The nominal pDotailons
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
MALL STRBHr,
TUESDAY. Oct. lid r. N.

WALL STR1HT, l
TUESDAY. Oct. 1l-0P N.
THE ACTIVITY Az THE STOCK EXCHANGE
today was unsbated. and the speculative feeling
took Still wider ed OF action, and sbaorbcd stocks
that had previously only partially participated In
the bu0yancy Of the markes. rhe movement was
sl upward, the reaction beng seldom and OF brief
extent The least decline seeming 10 induce fresn
purcasqs IN tho p?re a. those who had not yet taken
Dart but we're aRkious 70 buy Al the same time
there was very little realization. for tho "huls'
were 50 ubiant che advance In prices that they
were AFRAID 10 trust TO recovering their sock sh0ud
tney part with n, whl,e the s.bcars were afraid
to venture SALE lest they, too, might not "hit To-
exactly right Should the lat Of November pass
without stringent money market there "a every
reason to believe that the winter will be Of the
most active ever knownin wall street. ana In Its
ceeding large business make up for the dulness OF
the past SIX months. Tho following table will show
the progress made to-day IN the leading active
ahares.-
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70 Monte Mario was In blaze OF light Tnc0lor
na9s and the green white and red lamps could be
counted BY hundreds Of thousands. In the Leonine
rest OF Rome was ablazc with light. Cad0r1a mad
been ordered not to occupy the Leonlnc Clty, and
siLon In the outskirts OF the narrow circuit within
which are st. Peters, the Vatican and the Castle OF
ST. Angelo. Beyond tins DO Italian soldier Is allowed
to pass. General Cnd0rna IL busily engaged IN
bringing about reconciliation between the OLD re-
publican party, which defended Rome against the
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CITY capaT.
How n Husband Wl;o Was sued for Divorce
Got hid OF His Wife.
Befcrc Jndge Nellson.

Before Judge Nelson.
somewhat curious case came before the Court
yesterday morning. Mrs. Sarah a. Dillon who had
been committed to the renentiary by Justice Buck
ley for four months on charge OF vagrancy and
habitnal drunkenness, was produced in court on
writ OF habeas corpus, and her counsel, d. b.
Thompson, made on aspiration for her discharge
from custody. Il appeared that some time since Mra.
Dillon commenced an action against her husband,
Patrick Dillon, for a limited divorce, on the ground
OF Ill treatment After The suit had been Instituted
frfena OF the defendant appeared before Justice
Buckley mud made charge or yagrancy ard habit
ual drunke ness against Mrs. Dillon who there
upon committed to the Pentcntiary. Mr.. Thompson
commended yesterday that the commitment was an
Illegal one and Judge Nelson took the same view OF
the matter, as he released the woman from custody
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STREET QU0TaTlaas.
Hnlf-past Five O'CLOCK r, m.
COMMERCIAL REPsRT.
TUESDAY. Oct lI-6P. NJ.

TUESDAY, Oct 1l-6P. NJ.
BEEeEwhx-fhe demand only for Email lots and
prices heavy at former quotations. few small salcs
amounting TO 1000 pounds made sac for IVES.
err and Southern.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in fair request and FIRM at
81 60
CocoA.-The demand was light and heard OF no sales
OF momen but prices steady at former quotations.
viz. :-Guayaqul 95c. 91c., Maracaibo 25c. &c ana
Caracas i7c. o 1885, all gold In bond.
CANDIE6.The inquiry .or all kinds small hcine con-
fined to small lots TO supply the immediate buyers.
There was no change TO note In prices however We
Adamantine az u OIL l4c l6c sperm, Soc &c., and
CoRpAGR was quiet former figures. We quote: Ma.
nin, 20c 2gc; Sisal l9c. Russia boil rope lSc
Russia tarrcd, I6c. ; American do, l5c.
C0orERAGE Srocx-thc market was quiet for all kinds
We quote sugar Shocks 81 inch heads, ia 80 IS sugar
do 36 do ~ 70 ~ Go nolaEses do do 50 80 ~ So
pipe do, rs 80 a$7 rum do "a u.s. box do Soc &c.
hoops. "a feet 4Sc &c. hoops, ~ feet 4oc. = 4Sc.
fair inquiry for spnnng and good business consm
mated The offerings were LIBERAL however, and prices
ceded 1sc Nc per h., the market closing ut the re-
ducton The saes were baes OF which 1875 were for
export s7 for and 20 speculation Included in
the sales are 69 bales 70 Cotton for delivery
more active hut with FREQ offerings prices hen
and lower The saes 100 bales mdding d a.
b. In Savannah at LOO do. Charleston on pryae
terms 800 do, average low mddng, In Savannah at
lOo DO basis do here, NJ I5c BIKE; 1900 do Tor 10.
70 3I6c !oo d. for January at l6sSc l5c 400 Tor
February at BIC U5c, and (ike do FOR
October, at 400 DO for November. lo1c l5.c
Iv do Tor December at 10 900 do for January al
200 do o. b. u s.arnah and 500 do o. b. in tharltston
private er We append the closing quotation. Tor lots
the BpOt:--
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HIGnEsr AND LOWEST PRIOns.
THE PRICES AT THE LAST oAI


The following were the closing prices at the last
session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton Company,
67h a 70; Cumberland Iron, 4o Western Union 3szS
39h; Quicksilver, Q; Marposa, 8 81; 40. pre-
ferred, 1lis 11S; Adams Express, 88ys bid;
Wells-Fargo Express, 3sJ1 bid; do. scrip, az q 3;
American Express, 425s 43J1; United States Ex-
press, IS S51l; Pacific Mail, ASK 49,; New
York Central consolidated, sSI Ga; do. scrip,
ss1 sSx; Erie, FAX q 22%; Harlem, 1874 a l34h;
Reading. 1915 1o114; Michigan Central 1917;
Lake Shore, 9425 04L; Union Pacific 25Is a 20;
IlIines Central 13711; Cleveland and Pitsburq lO7;
Chicago and Northwestern, s05l q 81; do preferred,
$50 "a SO; Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and IN
diana, so'z 81; New Jersey Central, lot lO7X;
Rock Island, 1885, 49,; Milwaukee and ST. Paul,
o4tS 6ssS do. preferred, sea S21s; Toledo Wabash
and Western, 54A 5l2s; do preferred, 10 20; Fort
Wayne, 925S eSh; Chicago and Alton, l13 Ia do.
preferred, Has bid; Ohio and Mississippi 331s 81;
st. Louis ana Iron Mountain, 30 AK; Delaware
Lackawanna ana Western, 1O7a 1903; Norris
and Essex, 81 a e3ts; Boston, Hartford and Erie,
a. AZ; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1907 no; do.
preferred, Iii il7i.: Columbus, chicago and In.
diana Central, lo2s 1874.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
During yesterday ana to-day Commodore Wander
bit and Daniel Drew have been visitors in Wall
street, and the curious have manifested great nte-
to the market. !, F
The ERIE ELECTION.
detailed report will be found III another column
OF the proceedings Of the annual election direct
oFs Of the Erie Railway. The outgoing directors
were only three In nambcr-those who drew the lot
to serve one year when the classification took place
last year. The same directors, Messrs. Ramsdell,
Ssson and White. reelected, their new term OF
ONCE being I'VE years.
GOLD STRONGER
The normal Influences affecting the gold market
proved strongly operative in the forenoon ana er-
fected decline in the price to 1885, but here the
"buIls" who orc the lenders Of the cash gold,
tighrened the reins on the bears'' who, dis as
they saw balance Of less than million gold IN the
Clearing House, began to cover. the result Of their
purchases being a rise to 1135s. The government
will sell million or gold at the Sub-Treasury at
noon tomorrow. The fonowing table shows the
course of the merkct:--