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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-23
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, rs IS7o-rRPlE SHEET

do sevsns, sS . 90; North Carolina, ex coupon,
- a 10; do. funding, 1885, "a q So; do.
do, 1868, 81 81; do. new, 27K 2S;
do. special tax, 25X 20; Missouri skies, %
q %; 90. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, % OAK |;
Louisiana skies, II a IS; do. new, "a rs;
levee sfxes. Tx q so; do. do Fights, 90 Of;
do. Penitentary sevens, SIX So; do railroad
eights, 81 90; Alabama hyes, 70 "a; do.
Fights, ioi 1903; do. railroad Fights, o. o.;
South Carolina skies, % "a; do. new, January and
July, 81 S2I1; do. DO, April and october, 81 81 ri;
do registered stock, old. rs 80; Arkansas sevens,
rs 70; Mobile Ohio Railroad sterling 80 81; do.
interest Fights, rs ~ Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage sevens II so; do. second do eghts
65 81; New Orleans and Jackson, nrst mortgage, SO
90; do. second do, 70 rs; Memphis ana Charles
ton Railroad, nrst mortgage, So 81; do cond
do, 70 so; do. stock 40 AZ; Greenvllle and Co.
iumbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 10
a rs; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia,
S4a So; Memphis city skies, SO; Savannah city
sevens so q Of; New Orleans consols, old, "a II;
do. for the issue Of railroads slxes a7s do new
seyens, 70 o 80.
THE CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids to-day for the city bank
shares:-New York, 49, Manhattan, 100; Merchants,
1876; Mechanics, 40; Union, 1876; America $780,
City, 202; Phenix, ll0h; Tradesmens. 1854; Me-
chancs and Traders, 1875; Merchants Ex-
change, 100; Seventh Ward, 1903; State OF New
YORK. 100; Commerce, 1917; Ocean, So; Mercan-
tile, l26; American Exchange, 1l2K; Chatham 40;
Bank OF the Republic, 10; Bank Of North America,
lo7 Irving, 1ls; East River. 49, Nassau. 100: Shoe
and Leather, 1876; Corn Exchange, 100: Importers
and Traders, 169; Manufacturers and Merchants,
1903; Fourth National 1OeH; Ninth National, 100;
Tenth National, 127; Oriental ISL; Gold Excha nge,
50 Bankers and Brokers' Association. l03.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
cyar hold
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Opisnas ana aobas ana

CoFfEk-Ths market for Rio quiet, prices were
steady At former quotations. Tho sales were BOO bags or
steamer herrnac. on vrtvate tsms Other kinds wers ss
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CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK ExcHANor

CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
the following were the closing prices ut the last
session Of the Stock Exchanged Canton, ce4 a 81;
Cumberland, 40; Consolidated Coal, 81 2st5; West.
ern Union, S47s; Quicksilver, ~ bid; Marlposa o..
bid; do preferred, 14K 16'I; Atlantic Mail, 85X
s6A; Pacific Mall 43st 43a; Adams Express,
ok bid; wells-Fargo Express l6,l l7s;; do Scrip
ASK; American Express, 40 bid; United States
Express. Ask ASK; New York Central con.
solidated, osH 99k; do. scrip, OAK a
sax; Harlem 14l 142; Erie 23T a "a:
Reading, lo7h 1o7k; Michigan Central, 1876; Lake
Shore. oo3s 99K; Illinois Central 1897 bid; CIeye
land and Pittsburg, 1921 bid; Chicago and North.
western s3k s3x; do. preferred, ssh a sox;
cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati so 81; Rock
Island, 100 l2OA; Milwaukee and st. Paul, eCx
o6K; DO. preferred, S1ls S15s; Toledo and Wabash
b7H SIX; 40. preferred. Is; Fort Wayne, ex diyi.
dend, obk e6; Ohio and Mississippi. 3s,l q ssx:
Delaware and Lackawanna, Ill 1l2,s; New Jersey
Central, los 1osxs Chicago and Alton 1ls 1ls <;
40. preferred, lis bid; Morris and Essex seH 90:
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 12O,1 121; DO preferred,
100 bid; Iron Mountain 4S5s bid: Boston, Hartford
and Erie, ~ q ~; Columbus Chicago and Indiana
Central, 2Ox a 20T.
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS
The Southern list was fairly active, with a well
distributed business. The ola Tennessees were
and declined to o. but subsequently advanced to %
again. The North Carolinas were active and strong
for the new issues The general market was steady
and strong, closing as acknowledgements ex cou.
pom, 81 o7k; do, new, 85 a 65A; Virginia, ex
coupon, 81 10; do. new, 6sJs o co.,: do. regis.
tered stock, DID, S6k 661; Georgia skies. 80 90:
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Il. Ii. ludlow & co. have recently sold at privat
sale the following hnilsna.---

Ss East 4aih IT. story brown stone house, opposite
lS0 West 5lth st, story brown stone house, between
anu
East 18th st. story brown stone house. .2ucW
263 Henry s, story brick house 1850
~ Rutgers ut, story brick house 500
Goth lots, East 9th
Mr. DecatOr mas purchased the Coleman business
place, on Main street, Peekskill for $4,000
The subjOned sale was made yesterday, at auction,
by A. J. Blocker, Son Co..
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Inc demand Tor prime NO Milwaukee wheat active,
both for shipment and speculation, and prices ad
vaneed ~ &C. per bushel chicago wheat was neglected
and but little better than yesterday The sales
aud poor No. spring 81 - for No. spring. 81 20 %
for Milwaukee closing ut VI IS bid spot TO
rveHl ~ III 81 for amber winter store, 81 48
for small lots do delivered. Rye dull. Sales 5000
bushels Canada private terms Corn active
hrm the sales being d5 goo bushels Poe. 81 for
mixed " $ o. for lots choice u c5 VI 10 for yellow
0ats were firm, with moderate demand The sales
Tor ohio and State Both barley and barley malt duh
and nominal.
FRFronrThe market was trine more active and rates
were generally steady and firm The charcrng business
quiet though rates were firm especially for petroleum
sels The engagements wersTo Liverpool, per steamer
100 bushels wheat at I'D 800 bbs flour y L. 3d. 1900
boxes cheese at 3os and $50 bales cotton At Nd To avre
tcu bbls -four at 65c TO Antwerp, 1000
3d. To London, LOO bbls. rosn Mt g. Cd The
were "A bark 10 Bremen, with 1900 bbs petroleum,
3D. bark for the port, with 4U00 bbls d. d. 3D.
bark from Philadelphia TO Sten, with 1850 bills.
u.s.; bark from the Same port to port ia the Mederra-
mean, with 700 cases do; bark SOU capacity, to Exeter
petroleum and naphtha bark 400 to Pernambuco and
Bahia general cargo. and brig to St. Thomas general
Hors.- The market was quiet, the demand from all
sources being light but holders still nrm 10 their views
demanding lUc. bic. for choice grades The
sales were only about 60 bales.
HAYThe demand good, and the supply being light
prices were firm at 7bc Svc for shipping sbc 81 Is
retail lots VI VI 10 Tor long straw and &c. 0c for
HEMr-Thc market dull and we heard of no sales
beyond those reported In last Prices quite steady
at our last quotations.
MoLAssEs-Jhe market dull for all kinds but prices
generally steady We heard OF
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STREET QuorArI,ys
HaIf-past Five o'clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, June 22-6 r. N.
CoTToSThe market for this staple was dull but un.
changed The demand from oil light and only
moderate business ranaaccd but full prices were de-
msnded and obtained The weo LAS bales Of which
eSS were for spinning sss for export, 80 specua-
uon, and 200 were In transit For future delivery
an active business consumms,ed, and prices
advanced 1sc, the market closing quiet, however,
with the Improvement Last sales 200 balos, basis
low middlinE for October At ssc isc 800 do for sep
t Yen Al ivy ooo or November at lSc 500 do
ho5o do for do at 300 DO, for do at 20ac 500
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dul, but unchanged, We quote -Rio Ordinary cargoes
MSc Nc. fair dor 10 l5tac good do, l6c. 1870
prime do, To- . Ike; extremes Tor lols liSc isc.
Java TO AZ; Singapore, lsc. lsc.; Csyon 9c
maica 1bc issc. Costa RIGA, fSc zoe. Manila l6c.
e0ld duty paid. - 80 N
FLous AND GRAIN Receipts, 1895 bbs -four. $50
meal, 800 bushels wheat a go do corn l9 AS do
oats and zuI DO malt The four market ruled imer under
scarce and but little sold, the only saes OF extra
we heard OF being NJ T5 the about sOC bushels
southern hour was dull but sales GOO bb Rye
nour was steady with sales OF 200 bbs Corn meal duh
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quiet, the business being confined supply
mediate q wants Prices were heavy though no lower closing
bid and shs latter price being asked only
The he FOR %srs sse'e d
as at hTs . sale. sr @ waa " l
$50 do No. and No at So - small lots pale and
ana y -. w sls Tar ruled d
Llnseed quiet but steady with small sales
quoted g. oss Hna. wss
PHisoLruM-1he market Tor crude, in bulk, was de-
pressed by the unlavoraDle reports the creek, though
little demand 10 sell 10 any extent holders
%Sa have . been Obliged to accept q ac On the
bbs sold on the road at which price there
reported Of soo bbl delveTsse during ne hall
Irmer; sales were 1000 bDIs. q s5.c. The market
ef being refined o% oil s ss s
Sr%sr though %, qaSiibly higher The sale. 100
26Jsc. 1900 DO Tor the rst half q July at sssc and 500
rva1e a. JoS d" nmisa ds%snd sa, an
enngsd IN Value sens a. Use The market in rhs
n1. Iss safes wsrs 90 Sss e saas a. S Ssp 49,
for spem a. e S Il at ana O 10
RsssSs: pork 81 do beef asl pkg.
aY heavy sss and
ssS Il sso IS for new mess. esq., and ma sss
moderate demand q. Ii%c: ike: liss hogs were
% 1850 sss eSi:y for S'
duh but unchanged value. There small sales within
the range OF $l2 @b tor plain and BIG $ie for
Prime meas was generally quoted a. sS6 50 s2s Beet
hams Ia limited demand but steady in value closing
Bacon WIS s for Oa sss s snd o $
bertrand cut l5c logs for long clear and 6c i6c for
short rib The market for cut meats was only moderately
for smoked. bagged and tghttierced hams We quote
Shoulders re s,9c, and picked hams isc als19c ihe
for Western prime bid and 1890 asked sales 100
kages 1876 l6c for city, and 0 tieces WESTERN
deliverable between the middle OF July and the last OF
KtCE.-Caroina quiet, but steady, with small sup.
ply. There small within range of Sic. sac
SEEDS Linseod was dull, and we heard Of no further
sales. Calcutta YVES quoted at 81 20 ~ 2!H gold duty
paid Grass dull nominal at lac. 1916 for clo
sUGAn.-There was only a moderate business transacted
in the demand being light for both refining aud grocery
grades but prices were Steady tho sles being made upon
were sG hhds part at sc for tuba and 5So boxes at
2, steady prices We quot, l iss soft yh.
1Gc. We quote Cuoainferor 10 common refining. Sac
s lair rsTng rs so9d to prime 20 csase
o1sc a10Sc; centrifugal hhds. ana boxes &C. lc molas
ses, hhds and boxes Sac: sEc: melado BE- &C. iia-
Toto L? CSC do 10 TO 10, lUsc. nc.; do is to
IL, Ussc Il &C. DO. IL to 20. l2sc l3c while, l2c
Ss fsrS Sradss &C. sg &c. gro
q lOc.
sTEARivE-The demand was more prices were
steady the sales being lao erces at average OF
l31sc Fair TO prime quality quoted at i634c. i7,9c.
TALLow.-1he demand was only moderate but prices
s so Te only
There were sold 500 bb at 81 Go vi No. the market clos
lug at VI 0351.
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THE EXPORTS or THE WEEK.
The following shows the exports Exclusive OF
specie) from New York TO foreign ports for the week
ending June q, and since the beginning OF the
year.
1868. 1862 1870
For the week. $2,6s0,177 $4,421, 531 $3,37O111
Prev Reported. so,494,o2l 79.535,422 s01l5. $50
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Since Jan. ..ssa,o7a,aes ssa9c205s ssa.4SSe $50

THE sUB-TRfAsuRY REPOKT.
The following shows the results OF to.day's bust
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THE ooyERNMENr SALE OF COLD.

THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD.
The proposition OF the government to sell mil
lion Of gold for account of the special fund elected
bids for total OF 81 100 0oo at prices ranging from
1920 to l1267 The awarded lots were IA follows
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enckett q, POS OF 9Th sv o. 6xlCc 5000
Warren q and Buffalo corner N0xh0. $50
brooklyn ana Dam place road ana Smith nv,
Dekab Az, O. 49, 10 n OF skilman st. l6sroo Exchgc
Lafayette Az So 1877 ne OF Tompkins av, 4Oki0lri4ix
Rochester O. 2iail II OF East av 6osacii 800
schenck av g. lJ IL OF Broadway 25x100. 1880
Willoughby nv, - l226 II q OF Cefmont NV, 40.lOx
lloo f,ibO
Queens County.
ASTORIA.
18th Az, $, lot 5ss asxloo. ................ SOL
HEMPeTEAp.
South Oyster Bay turnpike, adjoining Powelrs 81
acres heds............. ......-....-........ 2oVO
LOCUST GROVE.
Lots 2ES S2A map Locust Grove each 25x0o and buid
i,ato
LONG ISLAND CITY,
queen 81, ., 100 II OF jackson nv, 25xOO, Thomp
Lots al and 24s Crescent 5oxlOo Payntars 400
PEARsALL's CORNER
Road from Hrowers to railroad station, adjoining NO
Bile o. bSxl'o, Elmendorrs $40
Essex Comfy N. J.
NN NEWARK.
Grant u, o. "a fte OF Broad 1t, 800
hIgh 81 ef au of Magre'a property 2xl0,. c,4O
Livingston 1T. adjoining lot 81, 30x 0Ox90xv. $500
fiane ~ 10Y y OF Warren d. .0xl0O N ao
huJoihin8 iot, olxos
EAST ORANGE.
Evergreen place, . 25 It OF Morris and Essex Rail-
roau pVx2''. 5000
-. - SOUTH ORANGE.
yose TO Matthews, 100 300
Vose 70 Matthews, II 100 acres. 1880
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allegheny vALLEYR. Il

New line to Bufalo. throuch the OIL Regions.
JUNE @, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
oil City, Franklin. Parker's ar Pitts'p
Mail. 9,.0am 9,55 am 1880 D m 600 nm
Day Exp, 2,00pm 2,3spm 4.35 pm s3nnm
Night Ex, 0,2O m 1908 pm 100 a M ZOO m
GOING NORTH
Pittsburg Parkers. Franklin. ar n CITY
Day Exp. 7.En IN I1.46a 1.5Gpm 25n n m
Wav PaS'r930 m 4,2Srm 6,3Opm 7.G5 n m
Night Fx 800 pm 3,OOam $50 M $50 m
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains both ways between ittsburgh and
Cory
j. J. LAWRENCE, Gen Supt.
THos NJ. KING, Asst Supt.
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THE PETR oLEUMCENTRE
DAILY r ECO r D
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
. Sundays excepted.) & ~
". II. LONGWELL, Proprietor.

g.r , % sTEleMS.
Ter year payable in advance, ss *
or month, Z,
PKlGE.LsS'r OF ADVERTISING,
i ltTcn lines Of nonpareil make one squsre.)
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T AXE sHORE 4 MICHIGAN
~ SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

IL SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
FRANKLIN DIVISION,
Connecting trains at Jamestown and oil City On
and after Monday, August S.h ls70, trains iii run
as follows:
w.. LEAVE OIL CITY.
MIXED TRAIN leaves 0;l City 10 pm; r, no,
ss9 ss a M mw" Me iam, Emm Il: s M F"Tkin ar
$50 pm; Raymilton, 4,la IN Sandy lake. 4, ,42 D
m; stonrboro, $50 m; Coal Branch, ar. ass, de-
10 m; Clark's Mills, III m; Hadle,'. 5,45 p
m; Salem. $40 p m; A Z G W Crossing, e,ls D m; /;
JAMESTOWN Gas pm. 49,
MAIL leaves OF City, 800 m; Reno, s,Io M j;
Two M VIE Kun 81! M; Franklin, s2s m; sum
an; Sandy Lake lo,l6 am; stonehoro. H. II M
Coal Branch. 1914 I'm; Clarke Mills, 10, ,Ss a m; /;
Hadley's, l04l IN; Salem. lo,'8am; h q W
SnS SKASKEiS LIN AGcoMMopHTiSN S s,S.. OH
City, 400 pm: Reno, Alb m; Two Mile Run, /,
gap nj; arrives at Franklin, 4,3o pm.
ARRIVE AT OIL CITY.
MINED TRAIN will leave Jamestown 6,5o m p:
40 " Crossing, 7,16 n; Salem, Z, 3 m; Had.
ar. $40, de. 300 m; s,oneboro, eos M; sandy
Lake, ar 9,5o. de. 1000 m; Raymilton, lo. .o5 4
n; m Waterloo. Io,@ m; Summit, lo,4o m /;
FRANKLIN, ar ii 20. de. i1,SO m; Two Mile Run,
11.4s IN Reno IL ,5s m; arrive at oil City, i2 10
pm.
MAJ leaves jamestown. LOO pm; A &GW
Crossing; l,ia m; & salem 1,2o M; Hadleys, l..
~ M; Clarks Mills. ,48 p m: Coal Branch. i5s
pm; Stonehnro, 2,o4 Pm; Sandy Lake, 2,oS p NJ /;
Raymilton, ?.95 m; Waterloo. 2, 81 n m; Summit,
24i m; Franklin, 3,o5 pm; Two Mile RIM, ale
p N; M reno X; s1s p n; arr,yes at on Ctv $50 m.
lin, 500 m; Two Mile Run, 90 a m; Reno SIS
m; arrives at Oil City $50 m.
Mail eas! and west will stop at all stations except
Two Mile Kun, Summit. Coal Branch, Clark's and
salem, and at these stations to leave passengers,
and on signal to take passengers
Mixed trains will stop at al stations
CHARLES F. HATNH
GEO. ii. MciNTYRE Supt
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Universal, Monitor and Sherman Wripp-
ers, at Nicholsop 4 Blsckmous.
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River News.

The river is rcccding slowly at this
point, with about eleven feet in the chan
mel. ... ....
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati,
Saturday afternoon, with light trip.
The st. Charles pissed down for the same
point. Yesterday, the Red Wing, new
boat built ut Pittsburgh for the Northern
Packet Company, reached here on her way
to the upper Mississippi She is hand
some packet, and considering the stiffness
Of her new machinery, made excellent
time coming down. She was visited by
large numbers Of our citizens while she
remained at the wharf. The Red Wing
Ind seven hundred tons Of freight on
board, but only II lew passengers
We hear that NIcssrs Wilson g. Dunlcvy
have contracted to build three large
lnrges this season for the Northern Line,
ind tint two Of them are already on the
stocks.
The Liberty anil bHrgcs arc at the
Belmont landing. They are being filled
with nails, glass, &c.
The MOlIic Ebbcrt was at the Washing.
ton mills landing, yesterday, discINrglng
iron ore. She was freightcd, principally,
with ore for the Washington and Ben.
wool mills, and will proceed I" Pittsburgh
us soon us unlontlctl,
Tow boats and RATS have been passing
here every hour or two during the last
few days.
The Anderson reached Parkcrsburg,
yesterday morning, two hours In advance
of the Arlington. The former will leave
here tomorrow afternoon, for Cincinnati
the latter, in the evening.
Captain sam. Barr, Jr., has accepted
the position Of second clerk on the Major
Anderson, rice Charlie Davidson, resigned
Captain i. las many times been pro
nOunccd the best steamboat clerk on
Western waters.
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REGENTS MEETrNG.-T first meeting
Of the Regents of the Asylum for the Deaf,
Dumb md Blind in this State is 10 be held
in this city, Wednesday next. WcnOtiCc
that IEomney, Parkcrsburg and ono or two
other points are taking active steps to
have the institution in their midst. Thus
far our citizens have done nothing beyond
some action taken by the County Medical
Society, AMI the passage Of resolution
by tho City Council authorizing the ap'
pOintmcnt of II joint special committee to
consider the subject If Il Is desirable to
have sllcli III institution in this vicinity, il
is time something was being done to SC.
cure ii. But n day or two remain for
maturing plans and asCcrtaining what
offer shall he made 10 the Regents. We
have no doubt n selection will bo mNdc nj
the meeting, Wednesday, and we are con
lilent It Our citizens make moro liberal
proposition than auy Of the competing
points, It will be located here.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING. =
George Crumbackcr would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared at my time toput on roofs, cilll-
or large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for u term
Ofycas. lid Inns now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has Oullivetl half dozen other
Patent Roofs The demand for his work
is increasing from year to year. lie put
on during tho past ycar 800 squares of
bis roofing in this city, which lIas given
satisfaction in. every respect. Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick.yartl, head of Lindsey street. All
orders will he attended to promptly.
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COMMERCIAL STATISTICA-From sum-
mary statement exhibiting the general
character and estimated value Of the river
trade 0nd commerce Of the cities and
towns along the river between Pittsburgh
anil Cincinnati, doing n business Of over
$lOO,0OO per annum each, We take the
following as the more prominent and pos.
scSsing more local interest 10 our readers
between the points named: Pittsburgh,
iron, coal, lumber, oil and general manu-.
features, $l50,0OO,OOO; Rochester, Pa, cop.
per, iron ore, &C., $S,4OO,OOO; Smiths Fer
ry, crude oil, whisky, &c, 100000; New
Cumberland, W. Va, fire brick and clay
Ware, $95O,OOO; Frccman's Landing, fire
brick and clay ware, 100000; Stcubcn-
vile, O., iron and paper manufactures,
100000; Wcllshurg, W. W., paper, cot
ton and wooden goods, 100000; Martins.
willie, O., glass anil iron manufactures,
$9OOOOO; Wheeling, coal, iron, nails
glass, &C., $IO,OOO,OOO; Bridgeport, O., coal
and manufactured lumber, 100000, Ben
wood, iron and mills, $l5OOOO; BellAire
o., produce and r. Il. transfer, $l75,OOO
Belmont Coal Works, o., coal, 100000;
Snntisll, o., tobacco flour and produce
100000; Marietta, o., furniture, buckets
iron and tobacco, $9,5OOOOO; POrkcrs
burg, machinery, oil, castings, lumber, sc.
$2,OOO,OOO; Hartford City, coal, salt, &c.
100000; POmcroy, O., salt, coal, iron
&c, $S,OOO,OOO; Point Pleasant, coal
salt, lumber, flour, produce, &c, $4,000,
600; Gallipolis, o., merchandise and gen
cral manufactures, $l,sOOOOO; GuyNn
dotte, grain, flour, lumber, &c, $l0OyOOO
CatIcttsburg, Ky, lumber, coal, &c.
$5OOOOO; Ironton, O., iron, mills, flour
&c, $5OOOOOO; hanging Rock, iron. Goa
md produce, 81, OOO,OOO; Portsmouth, O.
iron, machinery, &C., $l9,WO,OOO; Mays
willie, Ky, IOrk, tobacco, oil, NC, $500,
600; Ripley, o., grain, hAy, tobacco, wills
Ky, lard and pork, 5000, 900; Cincinnati
pork and general manufactures, $liS,'
100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-18

TIE Rice Divorce Suit for fraud in age,
is causing great excitement in Boston. It
should warn young men not to marry in
haste Rice Is but 90, his bride 81, He
swears that she made lin believe she was
but his own aye, by using Magnolia Balm
upon her face, neck and hands. Poor
youth. lie probably found her elbows
weren't quite SO soft and pretty. Ought
Hag,ln to be indlctCly Wcknowor many
similar cuses. This Balm gives u most
wonderful pcarly and natural complexion,
to which we don't object. Wclike pretty
women. To finish the picture, they
should use Lyons Kathairon upon the
hair. With pcarly chin, rosy cheeks, and
soN, luxriant tresscs, they become irresis.
title mNr9O.cOtld&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-18

TlM National Watch Company have
commenced direct trade with China.
The Chicago Tribune reports large in.
voice oil watches having Chinese inscrip.
tons upon the dials and plates, shipped
by them TO Chinese merchants in San
Francisco, 10 bc forwarded to the Celestial
Kingdom. American Clocks have for
some years been IN article of demand in
tic China trade, and thousands Of them
have been exported to TINT country. It is
probable that Iargc business will also he
created in Watches, and VIC arc glad that
the Elgin gOOls have secured an intrMluc-
tion. We can safely say, with reference
to them. that We arc giving our Chinese
tho hest we have.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-18

CHILDRENs' IIoME.-The work Of fit
ting up the building for the ChiIdrcn's
Home is progressing with all possible
dispatch. The MatrOn, Mrs. Moore, Of
MOunlsviIIc, llas taken possession, and
the committee of ladies on whom thcduty
of purchasing furniture, &c, was de-
volvcd, is acivctly at work. We believe Il
portion Of the Home is now ready for the
reception of those for whom the institu-
ton was established, but none have, us
yet, been admitted. We arc pleased 10
hear that the soliciting committees arc
meeting with good success in the way Of
contributions in casll and articles Of prime
necessity for the outfit and support of this
much needed home for the destitute little
ones.