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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-14

The Yokohama Court of Inquiry
let OIL the Captain OF the Bombay
with slight censure for sinking OF
the Oneida. Its summing up was rs
| follows:
| "The following are the conclu-
sions arrived Ut by the Court OF
Inquiry:
"Ihat the effect Of the collision on
the Bombay was comparatively
slight, that guns were fired from the
4 Oneida as signals ofdistress from ten
to fifteen minutes after the collision
took place; that the reports of these
guns were not heard, or the .flashe g
seen on board the Bombay that af.
ter the collision the fact of the Bonn
bay having been hauled from the
Oneida was reported to Mr.. Eyre
that Mr.. Eyre only knew that some
ofthe upper works of the Oneida had
been carried away, and was unaware
OF the amount of injury sustained by
her; that the Bombay was mail
steamer carrying passengers and
cargo, and was built in compart.
ments, only one of which was repor-
ted TO him as making water fast;
that the whole extent of the injury
sustained by the Bombay was not
ascertained till the day following the
collision; that Immediately after the
collision it was not considered seri.
ous--for it had been SO it is natural
to suppose that the knowledge of tho
pilot would have been awaited of.
and the Bombay run on to the Sara.
toga Spit.
THAT in our opinion, no danger TO
the Bombay, tho passengers, or car
go, was unprecedented by Mr.. Eyre;
that from the questions he asked the
pilot he evidently thou sht that the
Oneida might possibly have sustain
cd serious injury; that he waited at
the most five minutes after the col
lislon to see if signals Of distress
were made from the Oneida that
after his ship again proceeded he
geve orders that a lookout should be
kept in the direction of the Oneida;
that had be or any ono else been
keeping a proper lookout, tho flashes
OF the Oneidas guns must have been
neen, though their reports might not
have been heard.
"Under all these circumstances il
BECOMES our duty to pronounce.
whether, in our opinion, Mr.. Eyre
was justified in proceeding on his
voyage without waiting to ascertain
whether the Oneida was in need of
assistance.
We recognize the fact that he was
placed IN position of great difficult
" and doubt, and in circumstances
under which kc was called upon TO
act promptly; but VIC regret TO have
to record it as our opinion that he
acted hastily and ill-advisedly in that,
instead of waiting and cndeavorins
tn render assistance to the Oneida,
he, without having reason TO be,
lieye that his own vessel was in a
perllous condition, proceeded on his
yayage."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-14

The House Committee reported
yesterday IN favor admitting New
Mexico as u state
The London Underwriters have
given up the city Of Bost.n and
paying their risks on her.
Geo. w. Julian has withdraw
as candidatetrom his district and Jcrc.
miah W. Wilson of Faye,to is nomi
mated
L. ). Julian did Mt withdraw unit,
Wilson licked him in til, primary
election.
Stnilcr Coliax is The smiling nate,
faasilids of bran new Vice President
boy.
Bnrlingame's remains to arrive in
Boston, 10th inst.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-14

In order to correct erroneous i'm.
piesslons in regard to the recent
decision Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States, relative TO bountics OF
soldiers who nlisted in 1861, wepub
lish the following official letter from
the Second Auditor:
SECOND AupIToR 5 OFFICE.
WASHINGTON u. c., March "a, 10
Respectfully returned. Under the
decision of the Supreme Court all sol.
diers who enlisted for three CD years.
between May ltb and July I'D, 1861
and are honorably discharged, arc
entitled TO 500 bounty. Claims
may be presented and the usual
forms used.
+. b. FRENCH, Auditor.
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DIS MONIES. April q 10.

| - NA"'t'ht''5 a pan =; W.
The session was opened will
prayer by Rev. j. NJ. schoiieId, Of
Dcs Moin =.
Mr.. lacy moved that the reading
Of the Journal be dispensed with
which WAS agreed to.
Atte" passing = bill TO legalixc The
acts OF the independent District
Of kirkvlIle, The regular order was
taken up.
Several bills Of no very general
Importance was reached and passed,
when bill for an act to roorganize
the government and electing officers
and trustees Of the Asylum fer the
Insane at MI. Pleasant and Indcpen
dence was taken up aud passed.
During the forenoon a motion WAS
made TO reconsider The vote by
which the bill to reorganizc the Uni,
eersity ut Iowa City was lost ycstor-
day, Mr., Miles, of Wayne moved to
lay'the motion TO reconsider on the
table, (which was lost, The vote
was taken 10 reconsider, which car
ricd* The vote WAS then taken and
the bill passed by yeas 81.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-14

Goods down to Gold prices at
II. W. Belts.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-14
Administrators Notice

)ttnmwa, Iowa, April IA, 1870.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-12
New York Money and stock Market.

N4W lVhNSt bAuuAAts AAa
AHairs In the Gold Room were thrown into
great confusion this afternoon by the refusal OF
The Gold Exchange Bank, the clearing house OF
the Gold Room. IL clear the contracts which ma.
tnre to-day, The rCuSOn for the refusal was tina I
\ leading lFnl, Marvin DrOtherH & Co; who had
got 500, 900 gold going into tue BANK, rTlNs.tl
tOdGposit the same until certified check WAS
given them for the currency coming 10 them. n
like case occurred yesterday With the hrm OF
TreYeE & Colgate. The hank declined to give
this certified cheek md TO dealers tile Statcments
died to-day. Marvin Brothers and Ircvcr = Col
gate made their demands because Of wnnt Of con-
tidCnce In the bank. They as dealers would br
'Obllged TO deposit their gold checks ut hali.past
l2 O'clock, aud could not receive money coming
to them bOiorn hRlEpst ] O'Clock, Oruntil all
statements hld been adjusted.
The Gold Exchange went lnlO executive Sos.
sion this afternoon, and resolutions were offered
10 cxpel 1ash II. MarViu. Of Marvin Bros. d Co.,
for violation Of the rules Of the Exchange. The
lntrOCliCtlOn Of the resolutions was followed by
an angry and excited discussion. Aitcf which
amendments to tho resolutions were offered to
CxpCl Mr. Colgate, OF the nrm Of Colgate = Trt'
ICr, which was not acted on. The vote for the
expulsion OF Marvin was taken by yeas anti nayt;
whole YOtG 1886, UfIwhlch l9l WerO In favor Of OX-
pnlslon- requisite twO'tlllrds. Allgr Ille result
was known u resolution was parsed that clear
lngs through the Gold Exchange Bank bc lc-
RuIned Tomorrow, but that all EDntrGctS with
Marvin BrOs& h Co. bp thrown ont. The excite
ment In the room was very great
MONEY Market very active uiter the troubles
In tic gold room, and for Il time call loans were
sharp at PR cent currency t0I per cent coin;
towards the close Of bailk hOurS however, mat.
ters wcru settled, and money accessible ut legal
rates. Discounts quiet at 8 to IOper cent.
The creditors OF Richard, Patrick 4 Co will
grantan extension aud the hrn will | rObably n.
sumo business.
STHRLING-DuIl at 108t 8tS661O8tS. ..5.s
GOLD-lIcavy: opened at lSltE; fell TO l9lN,
aud closed at l2sA. Carrying rates l'S9iDSTSFGr
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Chicago Market.
FLoun-Dullat ss 7aa,l % for spring extras.

FLOUR-D at s. 7IaA 50 for spring extras.
GRAIN--WhcAt-Dull; NJ. at 6tftSl%c: No.
advanced he; sales at 7SkGb7Oc; clOsing nominal
ut q Gt1SSc; this afternoon market dull at TBhC
FOR No. !. UOrn-QulUt at hGSEc lower; No. !
sold at 7Ikd.7SC for regular aud fresh receipts:
closing at 7iAGBIlFc for regular; rejected dull
and steady At lie; this afternoon No dull at Glc;
OAts--VCry dull at 40ttA0GC for No. 2. Rye
Steady Ut 70c for No, g. Barlcy-NOmlnal ut 81
6S3c IOr NO.2 .a-F'. aa
Hon WISES-Stcady OF 93Ggic.
GROcERlEs-Sugar -llHdl4c for common to
choice OFlGans
PHOvBIONs- P0rk-9Jc lower; $97 5Oa
% I5 cash; $2s l9JSGI28 O seller February.
lIHmp pork ga IS. Sweet picked hams hFmer at
LlSc; green hams at Nc; short rib at lS%C,
Lard-Steady at lGc. cuSh; and l6Ac, seller Feb
runfy. - .Hl
heus-Drcssed Hogs Active and arm; closing
at SO J1S6ll y for light and heavy. Live
Firncr Al $s 800 2s f9t light; 81 SnitiO % IOr
good tO EmOOth.
CGrTLg-Qnict at $3 T5aS for common TO ialr
rQws and EtetrA; E0 dSt516 for EAiF to medium;
81 GOgB sly for good 10 chqlrc shipping steer.
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FRANCE.
Tragedy in Paris-One Of the Bona
parties Kills one Of ROchefOrt's
Editors.
The Excitement over the Affair
Bonaparte's Statement.

TuV, IN
, -, ,,a,,,..o, p,,,,o,
Picrre Ponanarte onJ fhe writers in the
NgrSjyy,i.s in Conspnuence Of hitter and
sInnd"roms ,ttackS made in that noIer on
Tie prince ri" latter has sent n note IA
RocheiSrt editor of f,Le W,rwILiisS. clos.
inr with these words: ~ reside at No, SO
R1o - Snto;ne aud I nromise v0, flint If
von ron nrcs"Nt c wo,,rSeIf @ Won will not lc tolI
lint I m, ont !" The affair ia cyipnSiyeiv
comm"n,nd @ mi M M hv tho r,., mrrSs 50 |''
~ r., IN r,,,,;..
fANis' Jun iV-H'o'lli's'
This afternoon NJ. Fonvillc and Victor
NOR, 0tthe editorial staff oil the HnrSest
kitse, Rochetorts journal, proceeded to the
residence OF Prince Pierre tonaparte, MS
seconds i'll contemplated duel between
the Prince and PAsclal GUussett, an ctli-
tor OF that journal. They had an inter-
view with the Prince, during which an
alteration took place. The Prince be-
Ctme enragcd, and, seizing revolver,
fired twice on his visitors, one Of the shots
taking effect in the body Of Victor NOir,
killing him instantly. The tragedy causes
great agitation in the city.
PARIS. jan. II,
Thoc;,v !. oroo,,v oxc,tod over q ,r,ccdv
,v,,;oS ,oo%ssoJ oJ'' v"'t"r,Isv nNcrH50S
pr;M"o pon",'as,.,, ,,o,s,;o, 2r H." rnGSr,m.
na," T "tF,ir u f,r,,;shoI tr III" @ jonrn"lS IN
'i"" law Sv % n PamI TSasSrnoc M ~ Hc savs ,Ic
pr;r"S n1od" tI'n f,IIo";~, atn,em"n, IN
i,in w, liz % I'onns. ."H 'O""9 '''''-'''' -
I "AS ~ Fnm.;Si;" r,S iJ nI,, Nr y;o,o. No;r csmo
n M ,, .u.;'la'oo '" ,.;,i, % '' ,noNoo;n% n ~;
,~;,I ~ M ;to;s ISnT. ;r % ,i'o;r ',,cEstS ] nmd nro M
S',",ai @ @ Io,,"s s Gson' - % n ppS,.T ~ S"n,,sIl,,,,
s;I q, % ;s Toh., " w. t ,s, ~, ""sSe.t
ihs % ono sSnaI " In,.ar ,%S aHI;I lS W;s
Ind nv I,nI on my S nis:oI IN ,s,, INV MocGrt 1rC
Are yotI responsible f6r ity | asked apG
ut this | received n slap in the face from
Noir, when drew my revolver and fired
at him. FourieIic colched behind chair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-12
Commercial and Financial.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
TUESDAY EvExIX0, Jan. II, 1870.

GRAIN -ExcrCdlngly dull; offerings light.
Wheat We quote white at 81 1901 25; red 81 OF
col H. COrn-Old 656b7Oc; new eur GO1G5c. Rye
sos. Oats-iOc. Barley -sprlngSOClp$l 90; tdll
(. Is.
BUTTER-9Jc for choice roll.
POULTRY DRIssED- Turkeys at 1Gc; Ducks l2c
Chickens l0c, aud Geese &c 4 h. Hr
pOTATOEs-GOc q buslIel.
APPLEs-Green y bbl q 5OiD3 o.; dried 6HC
2 n.
sour BEANs- s. % y blIsllel: extra Navy $s o.
GINsENG-e3c u n.
FIATuEEs-75c for live geese,
RAdS-ic Y D..
BEESwAX-9Oc.
IlAT--Baled $l7 Q ton; loose 81 On1l5 90.
FLOuR-unclangrd: fancy at 81 IS: red wheat
family IS 5OD5 Is. Rye FlOnr-$G .. Buck
wheat FlOur-4Ac D ID.
PR0vIsIoNs-FOrG-Ecw Mess $50 90 . barrel.
Bacon Shoulders l5c; clear sides lac; hams aOc:
Gngar cured break kfast bacon 9Oc, Lard-Ncw 1Sc
iu tierccS; lvEc In kegs.
COFPEg-Fair to prime Rio 2O62tC. f,...
SUuAR.-NCw Orleans ISkGllIKc; Porto Rico
l3014&c; Cnba 12lt6bl3XC; a coffee l6c; B do.
I5Hc, and Crushed luxe.
sYayIs1B4l,Imors 50S75ci New York sOeID
TEA-GHnpowdsr 81 So6l 70; Young Hyson
81 30fbI 90; Black $lG5l TO-
CASDLEs-Star 3OiD33c; city mould I6C.
SODA-U1GJSC in kegs: . cents lu paperH
SOAP-Family 64c; German Skc; Eastern 10
CHERsE-western Reserve lSc; Goshen 9Oc.
STARCH-SIS4c; MaIzGna 12ftlIC.
BROONs-$3 SOi66 ~ Il dozen,
SHUPP-ISID71c; do III boxes Of SIX dozen s. 90.
TOGAcCO- unchanged; Navy $50
&c; dark los and NJ GS1Tse; bright los aud i !
SHOT AND LEAp-Bar Lead lsc q D.; shot
- 25 y bag.
oILs.-Lard oll-$i 90 for extra winter strain.
cd. Carbon Oll-S9c, no Charge for packages; OF
&c aud charge for package.
IRON AND SAiLs-CGmIiOn liar slxcs, ak6btfc;
horse shoe SIC; heavy hands 4JSd51(c; hoop irUp
and light baud 20 llOc; round and square ~ c;
oval 4XGSc; half oval aud half Taund 4S6G5Hc.
Horse shOes-ENsterl 81 2I[67 Us u key: PITTS.
burgh 80 0lit1 90. Nall rods 9iCI6C. Nails, lOd
to Gtld, 81 lE 81 and Oh 81 70; Cd to I'd Is "; I'd
Ane q 70. s-
sALT-DaIry g 80; Ohio River I. 30; Mus,
kinguM - IS n bbl.
TGIAss-Flst quality sxlO, 81 lox19, q 80;
second quality 8xI0 $S 90: 10xl3, g 30 y hox Oi
- feet. Discount 10 per cent. fur cash.
SEEDS-NOminAl; lax seed nj 81 90. Timothy
and clover seed at 81 . for timothy and ~ 10 for
clover, .ttf
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LOBIsYILLE.
LouIsyILLE, KY, Jan. II

LoUIsvILLE, KY, Jan. IL.
The Kentucky House Committee on
Railroads hNs taken no decisive action
upon the subject Of the Cincinnati and
Southern Railroad. Mr.. Bishop and others
interested in the subject will be at Frank
fort Tomorrow
The House passed bill providing that
where man abandOns his wife for two
ycasa and llisplace ofreSidence Is unknown
to the wife, even though such residence
may actually be in the State, It may be
sufficient cause for divorce.
If the weather should be favorable the
last span Of the Ohio river bridge will he
swung within the next fifteen days.
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Ctnoinnati Market.
'ClNcINSATI, January II.

NANSAN'RAA VNANNAS az
FLaUR-UuClIangGt family Is 25d66S.
-Wheat-Quiet Al 81 12 COTn-Firm
At 6lIbBIc Oats--dB066C. Rye-FiFmer aud
prices higher; No. !, giGg4c, Barley Nominal
aud unchanged,
COTTON-Dull; mlldllng 9ic.
WHHKT-Dnll An ittc.
HOOs-Dull; live ~ 9SI! 10 %; dressed 81 600
II 50; receipts $50 head. s-a.-..-l.y.,.-
PRoVHt0Ns-0reCn Moats-Dull; shoulders
t3%C; slides l9kRl9Kc; hams iil&GDlSC. Lard
clos y dull: prime steam l5kGl5asc; Kettle iBk kc.
Bulk Mcat+-Dull; shoulders IKE; sides l4EGb
I3c for clear rib aud clear packed. Bac0n-Dnll;
shoulders I3C, and sides DiGc for clear rib and
clear; sugar cured hams 10000. Mess Pork
Dull and sold at S31 25iE91 %.
uIRG-Cnchansod at &OG34c. ttI
Edr5-11c.
CHRaNE-I7HaIS t@
0ll- 30. Petroleum Dull al 95fts9c.
GIti- Hi bHyIng.
Exea94uK-Qulct at par buying
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THE NEW YORK CLERICAL
SCANDAL.
Amer the sedueer-PrOspeGts Of a
Tragedy,
NEW YoRK, Jan. II,


Cook tho erring divine, who clopcd
with q young lady member Ofhis church,
has hitherto possessed the entire conf
denCe Of his flock, but It Is feared that his
evil courses are not Of recent origin. He
is believed to have been the prey OF black.
mailerS for some time past, in cOilse-
qucnCe Of lis secret indlscretions; and
driven to the wall by their opportunities,
he resolved ut last TO secure the person Of
the poor trusting child and fly for ever He
departed on Saturday, leaving letters to
his wife and the father Of Miss johnson,
conCaslug his crime. Detectives are on
tho track IN SEVERAL tlirectiOnsf The girl
Is undoubtedly ruined. Her brothers are
on the track and q bloody tragedy will
probably end this painful drama.
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SALT LAKE CRY.
Great JolliRcation Over the Connec-
ti0n With the Pacific Road.

SALT LAKE, january II.
The celebration of the laying of the last
rlil Of the Utah Central Railroad took
place Yesterday. Communication Is now
complete between Salt Lake and the AT
lantic and Pacific, coast, Business was
suspended and the day observed us u holi-
day everywhere. People from all parts Of
the territory came TO attend the ,celcbHh-
.bratiOn. Brigham Young and his apes
ties, Elders Of the Church, saints and sin
nerS, Jews and Gentiles, all participated
in the rcloicings Atl O'Clock tho train
arrived, bringing Representatives of the
.Unionand Central Pacific Railroads, Maj.
Gen. GibbOn and officers Of Camp Doug.
las were present. At two O'clock
Brigham Young drove the last spike
into the last tic. There was great
cheering, and snlutcs were fired
Elder Woodruff then dedicated the rail-
road to the Lord. Several speeches were
made. G. w. Young said the railroad was
AN enterprise not for the benefit Of indi-
viluals, but for the whole nation Of which
Utah was part. Utah now wanted to
bc admitted into the Union; the people Of
which wished to lay aside all narrow feel
ings and prejudiCes, and as fellOw-citizcns
ofthe Great Republic, join in celebrating
this happy day. Speeches were also made
by Jennings, the Vice President Of the
road; Joseph A Young, Superintendent;
Col. Carr, T. d. Morris, of tie Union Pa
cific Railroad; Apostle James Taylor and
Others. CongratulatOry kilograms were
received from the chief officers Of the
Union and Central Pacific Railroad. Great
enthusiasm was cvinced; there were some
illuninotiOns in the city last night and q
grand balltook plaeein tllcth@tre
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New YORK pr,oduee Market.

NEW YoRK, January II.
COTTON-IIeavy and In buyers iHYoES salrs OF
1900 bales ut 25Jic for milllng ullands.
FLOUR-AIarkct closed dull aud &c lower, With
limited inquiry for export and home nEe.
GRAIN-WheAt--Dull. heavy and 1c lower; No.
spring at 81 lGll 18: winter red and amber west:
cru al 81 2lIII y. Rye-Noninal Oats-Dull
aud heavy Ut GO681c for western. COrn-Dull ut
SSa89C for new; and 81 OS for old mixed western
EXTRAORDINARILY aud heavy; sGllcr mess
February at $28; and buyers at $27 10: nominal
ut $98 IS for March. BOef-In moderate request
and unchanged. Cut Meats aud Bacon,Nomi-
nal. LArd-Qulct for prime steam for February,
EG0s--Dull al 40N49C for fresh; and S9638c for
lined rl4a .a
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NEW YoRK cry.
The Telegraph Strike-The Operators
Likely 10 Fail.

NEw YoRK, Jan. II.
The Western Union Telegraph Com,
pany is firm, and the strikers Hrc firm, and
there Is no present compromise possible,
Meanwhile the funds Of the operators out
of work are getting low, and various labor
organizations in tile city have undertaken
to TAX their members so cents each for the
benefit of their suffering brethren.
o Organization Of the Republican Gen-
eral Committee.
The Republican Union General Com,
mittee Of this city was, last evening, fully
aud permanently organized, with the
choice Of Gen. John CoChrane us Chair
man. All the delegates were present
with few exceptions. The proceedings
were harmonious, and the conclusions
substantially unanimous.
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The Sub.Treasnry bOtlght Sl.fi5'UUO hVe'IW"l'
ties Ut tIl4i3[gIl4,SIsi lr4
SrOCKA -Closcd lrm. Canton. 59tS; CumhCr.
land n; Western Union Telegraph, 3ak; Adams
Express, tOk: Wells, Fargo i Co, %; American
n: United Sfates GOIt; IAcllC Mail, ln1a; New
York Central, ny; Erie, sIH; do pretcrrcli, 4 !;
Reading 0iII: Michigan Central, ll1K; Lake
Shore, 6Ss:; illinois Central, 1917; Pittsburgh.
81; Northwestern, %: do. preferred. Sj1a4; Rock
Island, f0ia4: st. Paul. 19K; do. preferred, NY;
Wabash. n; Fl. Wayne 81IE; TCrrc llantes4h;
preferred, li5JS; Ohio & Mississippi, q.
The SubTrratUry balance IN gold IL So ssl, ,S18;;
currency, $4,7i8.2Tg general balance $S3 sea, ,Ois.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-12
GEORGIA.
Meeting of Legislature..Re Republican
Organization of the Senates.LiVe.
~ Times in the House.
New York, Jun. II.

New York, Jun. II.
A special dispatch says that the IlegisIa-
turc OF Georgia met at Atlanta yesterday,
in compliance with orders Of Provisional
Governor Bullock, approved by General
Terry. The Senate organized quickly BY
the choice Of OfRepMblicGn officers. In the
House there seems to have been c0nsidera-
bic disorder and confusion, butwhile pis-
lois were flOurislled and threats freely
made happily no actual violence was per-
pctratcd, and the House adjourned till to-
lay, without completing its organization.
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IN VOL Dry Good Marke,.

HA" luna SAuu4ty lie
The market Il quiet az yet, nor will there hC
Aly general opening Of new styles before q week
or tWU, although light Aalpr are being made TO
tho southern trade Of light phntH, lawns, per.
Gales sud goods Of this class. We quote prinis
at IlIS8l4Kc: lawns Of tirst class make. At lSC;
peEcllps Rt 95J{C; heavy shcetlnga lSSDI6X c;
latter rates for extra makes.
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POLITICS,
AGRTcuLTURE,
COMMERCE AND
LITERATURE.

THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER, established
more than seventeen years ago, has fCrn reCog
nIzed for years as one of the hest and most Inau
cntial Journals Of liz class, -y
II Is published cvory morning Sunday OK.
ccpted and mailed to snLscrh,ra ut The inlowing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Gable Telograph Consolidation.

LONDON, Jan. II.
Negotiations for the consolidation Of the
interests between the Anglo-Amcrican and
French Cable Companies are progressing
Mvorably. II has already been settled
that the two companies viii work harmo-
niously together, capitalize their aggregate
receipts and divide the profits upon an
agreed basis, even though negotiations for
still closer arrangements should fail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-12
River and Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan. II.
Weather cloudy, with light rain at in
terYals; thermometer 4J degrees.