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New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

GTNNIES-The either quiet
prices unchanged quote a2l for the me, and dc
HlYTle marEe. Is 'etey active aHd steady Poe at a5e
e5 for Shipping. and II p for Retail lots Losg Rye Sa~ e
selling at SId 81 25 and Short at SOC.
HE5PT6ere been nothing doing Hemp t.y, Manila
sly At i23d l3c and Ju,o 5H6c.. gold
HOPS-rhe demand moderate price. unchanged We quote
MoLAsSBs descriptions have weak tone and sie dali cu
NAVAL SI0RESSpr Taeaiing Is UNCHANGED re es'eri,y
at Soc Common Srei more sctiye and ye sale, q
SCS 1S 5 to 9 sf 1 10 " In other S -- Ross he ~ ts ySr bs
done prices about the hOse quoted yesterday Tar du
oLSgameen iasec quiet uncsnsei E1gr's
NO. % cb.Sge 1 be eaand Is moderate wln1r
dull and prices ae without specs change. In oe OJ We be 20
PP0VSI0SSIe M 81 week has Of on' moderate ACTIVITY
and the business has confined to obn s 70 ts
trade declined have fuuaseG somewhat; ahd close .s
snl Tire demand foF Prime Mess has bon t G and IN
seiy fodaS Pork va, better derard ma has hnpoy
1 60 @ S bs s so 5G $s5 IS for M - CITY 90
S for 5 E5S l. pS ,ls 'aa al SO So .er sfie B g
demand and .sg it Ts ~ I pnI, F % N.s 81 T Beef Sust 5,
scarce and fray held SEA 80 for Prime Mes r Aests are
So to- ped Hans gc Bacon quiet hut edy sales Of -
s5 long s Spf & at I M r Ds' I G' S s'e demand % o .FeSs %
use and higher closing sls Of 2o bSs and ts at lle r
iutare delivery Loco l6l Tor september ad 0c'ooeE
s,o5t R tSE he aiset sce for Crude bak lie market the
Creek has besn generally 80 Lower Creek and about % n
al & SV @ Vak deerS tie receipts Of Cc Phsie to.y
I S6n cadT oa14 ay @ T md there RssSea rdesa ceT
fr export. % Of bbls have been m.e ler FOR i s; dF
NS ,ot wa quote Il 402i!c In Platcha, sales Il lJ bo
have been made At 2 800 bblS 2.ci receipts OF Reaned IN
Philadelphia have beta $500 hblS .--. -. -.
RICErWe note s.y fair denand at aloc former prices "s
$50 2SRow Sussr, are sll very firmly held with only moderate
po OF stock oacug but buyers hold of benoe lae u da
IL ehat nominal at sGsc for Fair TO Good Real ~ sAs ~
49, !, Gic s 81 CN; Havana. and lat evening 100 h.
sb I,, ou private Rehne reains 1aH AM pesN'A'
- sLan Is,c far Powdered. Granulated, AMI Crushed
SFFI,sSs seed. dull and prices se nominal " i o'
0s M market il quiet bu, steady sales Of g. 40 n At oie
jISKYTe MARKETS lower with tar demand ~ 'te cohc'ssoh
~ his ! lc. for
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

Bishop Kip contributes to 1.-THE September
number of PiiuG'S Magazine pleasant sketch Of "Ncw
York sCcety IN the Olden Time when the original first
families Butch HuguenOt, and English, maintained
srocrltic state before the revolution and the progress
Of commerce had filed the town with pinchbeck com
mercial gentry and HOUreGir riches. Tie Bishop,
descendant Of the favored upper class whose gores he
can lust remember looks back with mild regret TO the
good old times when il seems TO him that life so
much centler and manners much more cOurtly
than in these degenerate days but other peIhaps
children Of the 18th century carpet-baggers,
hardly share his rosy TecOcctions however much they
may lament the plentiful lack OF good breeding which
one TO encounter nowadays in nearly all social
circles Arstoeracy is pleasant thing-fOr the ariso
crats but how about the Of the wOldl Dr. OssOOd
has a readable paper life az sea- under the title Of
"salt Water Ethics" Mrs. f. r. Evans describes "Two
Days at HawOrth," the home OF the Brontes and makes
the article interesting, much the subject has been
worn +. II. Angler has fresh topic in the nara
tive Of a pedestrian excursion TO "Montauk" Gen
AivOrd summarizes "The Northwestern Boundary
Dispute" Mr.. p. y. Wight, the wellknown architect
is very sensible and interesting in his remarks upon
Apartment Houses Practically Considered" believing
that the experiment long awaited and desired New
York has at last succeeded but that people have gener
ally expected more it than IL he made to
yield. The poetry In this number H. by 4. G. Stednan
and j. III. VOsburg. HT StedInan's pOem Grabbed Age
and Youth" has delightful Elizabethan flavor.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
a. Brt,In orr

PREIGHTs are est yney DAN AID rates Lssr
engagements Liverpool ZI0 n4-h Wheat az ill.,
LOO bb OF Flour by steam place az p AMI < u t0nT
terng Of a o Genoa for 90 bbl Petroleum Cs
GRAIS-Much vargieness degree activity
distinguished Wheat market the week 80 ayce ron
reported The the Pusan
marked nflene the maret further Ike eo's~s
the fortunes Of extremely urcea opinion Yaneed ~
would b. entitled much location The lemln from
Continent has not ben active shippers ending possible %
place their excaLg; s la proved 70 ese IN ~ gb
by feeling noticeable 1e moat
entirely sabsdei and quite ha there an s-
speculative inquiry that puees lasc DEE ned ~ 4t
consderable nha ment IN Tie rate oi H'Glt anl ai
ing of in the receipts. have failed tie
Cosngar Nearly an the wheat arriving caf found % te
Of order by rail e condition better Sc Not large
much prices reached In lges quantities 0i superior
quality and much lover; ts has been only
much satisfaction The New Slg l. equs eny ever erhte hr
No. weight %. and the No 2 6l o Imp rial er from
West layer proportion Of the crop S0 uan
before Learn fe bulk secured condition. Tie
yeh th Ncrhesii rilce AZ y bushels % tie
deficiency the crop tluA uy ly1ve
millions short but the quality much the average
weight much heavier AMI win larger surplus Of Old M The lands
ftImeTs shall have AR suppy Tor export bli lot are
the Government reports would have Fufcse. To-Day
market irregular, good sound sI-ug g and
demand; SO 1 alI Amber Winter b plenty ard
eIport the sales 90 bushels 81 0 for ,c Srng 81 10
81 81 f,r No Milwaukee ~ for No TO-. al -i for
Amber Western 81 50U 81 50; % 10
White SO1befn aud u l.. for m No. Chicago
the close and fairy gcvc esfely White;
bush d65c for Seg Oh0 Western At 81 2e.
for Old and New u 81 t state az o20b and Sene ud souta
demand
good m inquiry pr speculative; the ss.s O ush
ac Damp MiHei a.
= oSa 81 II, and CO. Yellow At 81 80 81 o.
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prCFUpTS OF PRODUCE.

PR NORTH Eirer. Tsssols aad Rfilroa'e. -,
A., "a M BfesgaX bales Cotton Rs9 tu Folr 49,
IN Wie,f b s0 brh Corn Il i05 bush Oats. co. tln Aai o
49, corn Meal m hl s Pork 10 Grease, t5j lA scr 50.
. Ch@,r ~ bbls Eg,s "a pigs Oh Cake 2t9 bfs % -
kas Wool bales Hops. l1k sides Leather 81 i o~ies n'e''
gS bhls Tobacco lO5 pkgs. Tobacco, 40 pigs Rice
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS, .

I.xnox lrp l3il l opened Al Sli o mone' ~,
ql1 for An account Afecan securities queti United >s nv
bopds 1862 s6; 1875 old s4 1861 s5i IeIfo,ss ~ "a
o, Es Rsilsay SHARES IA; Illinois Ceninls hN Aisnus an
Crest Western, 81. 80. ~. ...,l., one,,-, an e
IvyRFoo Aug l3-ii:3es mCoen-Ihe marAst ogsueliq a
,ol STEADY Mildng vpl.ps SD Meihns oiaSs ~ ", ~
au .-p otssl b,les Bre4dstafsNAsei Hilof GA
h, WJs, 81 for Red wrstesr. and 10 dl0 ="
H.. Wnter Corn quarter for EuroPean x 4, nah
l3-Sugar az 81 Ssio pef c~I
-. H. .po, and es az 9a2s for do sHoaI heap"
hum uu, Conno Rosn s0lL ,N...,. Rat..
FuasKroRr Aag. l2-BNenns' S"'~s f'0'"'
closcI Al sl3 Tor the oil Assue- . .., =, ....., "A
o. M he account, American seeaes q6eti tnLsd Sss,ss M
~ 10, % IonI. Is So 1865 obi, $50; lse IS; Tss,fon.s
Ss cust Ere Rrlxsy sharcs lit Illinois CsniraL "o' N
and q at Western ~ -. -, .lo o.s an 20,
ud J'nlanl. s,aGfL: Aiadsg Orleans Gtdi ihe A~s %
E L,s s,n No VA .a. including 200o for e<ps 49, s5eoa
p,.Iner-Y Ynt Rosn IL per
In~nn~ An. l3-.rallow dnl at a cwL
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
q, aaIIc. ms,t,.n... rh.n IA,

Common quoe At sal1c There
1'e5 9" F.'s trad ia bo9s 81 Sjg 81 % ff de~n
AnIlV No fp hs hAeb riGee a he rfao
spe' e lsst sfiiuc rh' s2per ihe principal bs,sr,
OF D . ilf fie n
al svg The si balls &; - rgi. ng
ioY export 453 r ion aBi o. " el ton Tor uTg
i@, e. go h Tor k,e at D. ici 10 for Sie
o- seu,eni er &C CJc basis Low sars The eo.iDg
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

State bonds have been dun and firm. There were no
sales at the first call the Board having adjourned before
the completion Of the can out OF respect To the memory
Of the late Theodore b. Stout At afternoon session
transactions confined to Tcnncssces and North
Caronas.
Railroad bonds have been dull have also city bank
shares The following were the closing quotations
for the Union Pacific securities: First mortgages si0
81 land grant bonds, 725G as income bonds ana
stock, 2tQ2S
The stock market has shared the general dulness.
Prices opened at about yesterday evenings closing
quotations. and declined from to per cent the lowest
sales having been made after the first call Later there
was an improved feeling and u general recovery IN
prices the market being firm at the close. The special
feature OF the day has been Pacific Mail after which the
larger dealings have been in New-York Central aud
Hudson, Lake Shore, Rock Island Wabash St. Paul and
Reading In pursuance of the recent settlement Of tho
Railroad war between the Western Trunk roads both pas
senger and freight rates viii he advanced on Monday
next The advance then will b up the old stand
ard, but II II said good authority that gradually the
Old pri-s VIII be attained. The traffic returns of the
western roads show an increase last year. which
Is expected VIII bc stu greater the movement the
crops proceeds Miscellaneous and Express stocks
been dul ns have also investment shares Tho follow
Ing shows the range to-day Of the principal stocks:
Highest Lowest Highest o..s,
Csnl Hui. Co.'S. St s't North bwsstsu Pref 80. Ssl
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
THE MARKET
Carefully Reported sor TITS TRl~sE

Carefully Reported s TITS TRIuSn
SATURDAY. Ans. n h7o.
EAsRS-There continues good demand for Pos. and prices
eei quote SO asa rs Pearls inactive aud nominal at
agdH975. =
BROOM CORs-The demand hight grades excepting choice
Corn which demand l3e c Asasm and
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

During the coming weel, the Treasury WILL Wednes
day, the l7t sell SlOO0O0O gold, and the following
Thursday will buy gCOOOOO OF 52Os Tor the Sinking
Fund
Tie transactions ia gold have been Of about the
age OF late with l9l and 1l7l the extreme range Of
TIE price, both quotations having been mado before the
r. ar hours in the morning All the sales during the
session OF the Gold Room were between III! and 117s
Cash gold continues active borrowing demand for de-
livery speculative sales Will be by the rates
in the loan markets. which are given below.
The following shows the principal quotations during
the session OF the Gold Room to-day:
1900 .l17 1llG milf 1884 m..l1T 2;25 lin
lOC6 m...l :25 m...l5 l:!D j. u.lI7I 2j milf
lo2 MILL Il:J7 MILL 2:l4P m...lls 3:OJ m.I.
lj:G q. m...ll.1 l2:I5 J. m...u14
In the gold loan market the rates paid for carrying
o %, and per cent, and FOR borrowing, Hat"
and per cent per annum and 1Glth of per cent per
day.
The following shows the results Of todays business at
the Gold Exchange Bank, Gold balances. 2j6OO7
rency balances, S153G}5; gross cearings sG5752OoO
Government bonds have been extremely dull with the
tone OF the market weak, although there has been no
marked decline IN prices. The following shows the quota
tions at the only two Boards held today:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,
81 Wall-St

81 Wall-st.
Interest allowed all daily balances of gold coin
or cureDcy accounts at market rates.
Persons depositng with us can check at sight, in
same manner as upon any of the banks.
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand
at fixed date, bearing interest at the current
rate.
Collections made promptly at all points
We draw Bills of Exchange, make telegraphc
transfers of money in London, and issue credits
available throughout Europe.
We are prepared to take Gold Accounts, on terms
the same as for Currency; to receive Gold on Depos-
it, bearing interest, and subject to check at sight;
TO issue Gold Certificates of Deposit; to make Ad-
vances in Gold against Currency and other COlate-
rails; and to afford Banking Facilities generally upon
4 Gold Basis.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

The receipts at Washington OF fractional currency for
the week ending to-day amount 10 q OS5 500 Shipments
To observation-disclosures depOarcs and National Banks
Notes. S3ss872i fractional currency S95,269 Treasurer
Spinner holds in trust for National Banks security for
circulation S3 9105 for deposits OF public moneys $780,
3G4 National Bank currency issued during the week,
10 replace wornout banklls destroyed $l746l0 leaving
banks this account S55O41s bank circua-
on outstanding this date, S299 9s4 mutilaed bank
burned during the week, S2s total to date 81
1j00 fractional currency redeemed and destroyed dur
ing the week, sj99,20O.
The currency balance Saturday siO,12isO6 SO
the coin balance, SlO30l904 50; coin certificates, $685.
Internal Revenue receipts on Saturday, s61,54 CO. re-
coipts for the fiscal year TO date, S3, ,2O9,694 2G
Tie following are the comparative earnings OF tho
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad for the first week in
August:
Tie directors of the Chicago and Alton Railroad have
declared -Cm-annual dividend OF per cent both
the common ndprcferred stock Of the Company, pay
alb, uu and after Sept 1, at the Office Of NJ X Jesup
Co.. No. IL Piue-st.
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New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

TO issue Gold Certificates of Deposit; to make Ad-
vances in Gold against Currency and other COlate-
rails; and to afford Banking Facilities generally upon
4 Gold Basis.
BURIINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND bones principal
and interest payable in gold, free of Government
tax coupon or registered, convertible at the option
of the holder into stock of the Company at par which
privilege will at no distant day enable the holders
of these bonds TO realize upon them at price con-
siderably above par, besides paying about nine ~
per cent currency interest in the meanwhile. The
established character of this road running il does
through the heart of the most thicky settled portion
Of the great State Of Iowa, together with its present
ADVANCED condition and large earnings, warrant us
in unhesitatingly recommending these bonds to in
vestors as in every respect, undOubted security
limited quantity still offered at 80 and interest
by HENRY CLEws a Co., No. 81 Wall-st
GEORGE OPDYKE 4 Co. are agents for the sale of
the following desirable securities, which they offer
at low prices:
N. Y. and O. Midland First Mortgage Bonds per
cent, gold.
st. Louis and s. L. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
7per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds, s
per cent gold, indorsed by State of Alabama.
Alabama State Ss.
New-Jersey Town Bonds z per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale at ninety,
by
WHITE, MORRIS Il Co.,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No. 90 Wall-st., NOw-York
We offer for sale, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD BoNDs 80 years to seven per cent interest
semannually at 90 and accrued interest.
No BETTER SECURITY, of more intrinsic merit,
CAN Re MADE.
For particulars, apply to
j. Is. ALEXANDER & Co., 10 Nasss,l-st.
JNo. j. CISCO Il SoS. 50 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
no,fp.rIc MARKETS

Sf1t6
Ala,sy. "a Aug. SAes-SSnias aO,s Ss y TossS "
law oliM ii 0 Oats vgry euleS aud dali S-sSesl Dc -
role, al agi huSsing efs svtraA ha.S 80
~ AID Ia7lc for ,h-c vct isIe 10 q es, hs isi.ss
a,i, s.ssA 10, tAo xttenei KeatacSy sheep sho -
with pcrrased s~pts sAs, has r.ie dsn So " sp e,s
s6undant supply buyers sss 81, asss r..hs1
i h very few are wanted ~ EAsa and Sfsy ns .
lamb; %, the ss.s s s9ss Hess-Tks sspp =
the incssse sai there iev hsrrs. 1es sS >s W"
for New-i iorka Sic, averaging ~ ~
BALrinoaE, Aax. l2-Cottoa vesti k<o 49, -
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

COPTRR-There bss been a nlnd To- Brazl essy ob
,-s cpeot he ,sd 6Tn HOE hlrg TIC ior g
ba per sslma 2 bag er agee on pnfaie as Ot'rts
F2Ogk AED MFAqhe ea'le, or Plo1r sr. . pa't
presented markell 20 t e oi e Weyo wee e an-
shippers orders s extremely bot and eoe her . o1 E,T
Th- cbaraeer Of TIE wcer has bad mach y % E he gnets
made iom By lay ard e many have spr ac - lg
dy se have heard les complaint ngtn % hens sIfnaug s
Continental bills que ant Ilsane TIE 11erpeei 80
almost panic With holders o oPphF mhs sLY ~ lu'' -
largely fer te future and ogipg to their n'bfV 70 l,'9
her Exchange have u some instances b'n "-les' !" Is y'
tvo-thints Of the Foar rejected seso'f,i
a1a We md tas his 9e,a been "a @ r sP'& & =. & ~ M for hs n,
iare has entirely sabd ard the business q ne se .s .
nany Of our well known and aIrng brands pave tse R
tbey stock themselves With much el1eB Al grade have
falling beng apparent tie loe aua medium a y p
The market Tor stat and fairly sc,e ~ he es -
she week and sound Of low grades sud better p
brands fair bune has Been done Rejects Sta.e u - F12
Trade and Fniy bgnls are eieeenfy ea -u1 al, d5ss !.
IS d5 75 super 81. quite irey rs,hsf beFf l~'
soqi s@S i'IS' = Nv" "Di 2 oto M SIN IS 'oas' $
ssScria: s1 s.:: 5S i5S = oila @ S2sS ?ss
state Extra brandt zi0ho Egfrl4e 6n. ''@ -
SSs %e.en i'sSiS sRiSySs Ext ga ga s9i % "a
Coed to eR1Se Spnnt a 90 s., Ioa. sihs 1 "a
Minnesota lows Ext. $50 ~ - Lols ges'ls ~ y@
obio md Mcbgan a50 Gen,see. Extra brands ga =
southern Flour lu lower; New Pifny ad s sosi
he are $50 bbs. We q1oe; ..,.
bait and Geor Eetosu, EItrs a1d Family se1 -
Freenckburg Pe.ersbny Country t50 y
Richmond Country. .EEra..'.'''''''''''''''''' ~
eora are, sa tennessee I,- sai Pai tt5@
Rye Flour loser plenty, and ye 4l Ae sAe T ~ Dis
s5 o5aE5 D State and Peunsgna - q-4t7 70
Corn Meal quiet at the toclaei The % are ~ ob 9aof
Corn Meal Western. ? ia 30 Cora MI BPVe nel al %
sErr J dtJi TO Darh
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

Excess over legal reserve l5JIJL7J aOs,D I2y7O30
As usual on Saturday the day las been dun in
the market for foreign exchange, and rates remain
follows those for francs being nominal. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
SATURDAY. August 13-P. ~.

Tbo dav has been comparatively quiet one
IN Wast owing to the absence OF many operators and
brokers' who during the Summer leave early on Saturday
and 20 the expectation that great battle VIII be fought
between tho Prssians and French armies before MOh
day. results OF which may essentially m0dy present
calculations TO the immediate future Of prices While
there has been an indspositon to make extensive en-
gagements until the result OF this battle is known, yet
minor items of news such the reported capture OF
Strasbourg by the Prussans the movements OF different
parts OF the respective armies, the CONDITION OF the
foreign markets and the amount of tho specie shipment
have each I'm turn caused slight fluctuations In the god
premium. The cable reports continuance OF easy
money London, and at the close steady markets for
securities
The week closes on an extremely easy money market,
as far borrowers call concerned and rates on
this class OF loans remain at two to five per cent with
the bulk Of the busnes at three and four Time loans
of short date not easily negotiated under seven
per cent while but little commercial paper passes under
that rate quotations for strictly prime being 6 TO
per The statement Of the city banks for the past
week. times Of speculative and business activity would
not be assuring for continuance of easy money, the
total reserve having been reduced G7926, against re-
ducton in the total liabilities Of s587s The amount
Of "awful money" which item is made up OF gold, per
cent certificates and gal tenders hch the banks holdin
excess Of the legal requirement has been reduced to
sfO321l0 the reduction during the past week having
been SI237OjO. The decline in the reserve has been
steady the outbreak Of the war; owing to the for
c-n drain OF specie. The loss in the specie average OF
the banks this week S23Cs,29O The Treasury sold
$1,000 900 Wednesday last, dsbursed during the week
Of interest S7j5O5 7j and took in during the
same time coin customs, 22iS21 %. The specie ship
ment for the week. part Of which was in gold bars ar
rived here during the week from California and the
mining Districts amounted to s29l7,ss Tie change in
the legal tender average Is mmportaut The large loss
in the deposits OF s57CO is chiefly made up of the in
crease loans, which is really the same item on the
other side Of the bank ledger and the os in specie and
legal tenders The remainder Of the loss in deposits, not
accounted by these items, represents the movement
Of currency to the West TIE following is comparison
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
Nem ilublieaiions.

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a MEXICAN PHOTO -LIrlIOtGksANIf NY W we
"A OPFICB has BEN removed 90 No. io2
NEW EDITIONS, -,p... R,lnccd.
TWICE LOST
~ NJ SNKpDEf
..of s9ccat beauty Price, 30 oen'a
%CRDS AND LADIES;
on THE CHALLENGE
.,..hor az me Queens cf the Country
ny Price.
,..i.,e ssorv h.l Of iolity and spec - -, .r.,AH,g
tIyNSSSTSGs RAILWAY NOrBIs When yoo VAN "A""s
soacs ,,or,b thc rcaaing LoRING Publisher Boston.
Soid.erc,rvhtre
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

>A1J1BoNE's DICTIONARY OF AUTHORS.
A CRITICAL DICTIONARY OF ENGLISH IaLhkA
FTIJRE AND BRITISH AND AMERICAN AUTHORS
40 2 AUSTIN ALIBoNE. VOL IL. Imperial sNo. III.
s92 j. b. IippincOtt q Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-16
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
Gold closed in New York. yesterd

Gold closed in New York, yesterd
ull0t.
Dr.. James Scott, Of Ohio, has ten
dered his resignation as Secretary Of
Washington Territory.
Francis Badger, a well known New
York printer, was found dead in bed
at his boarding house in Pittsburgh
Yesterday.
A piano factory situated ON West 3lSt
street, New York, was blown down,
Yesterday morning Several persons
were buried in the ruins The gale
was terrific.
Prof VIM. Chauveult, the distin-
guished mathematician and astronomer
died at ST. Paul, MINI, Tuesday morn
ing, His remains 90 to ST Louis for
burial
A number Of discrepancies have been
heen discovered in the accounts of the
State Of the late General 5. C. Groarty,
formerly Collector for the Second Ohio
District. Th"y iarc'vc several Thousand
dollars
In the case Of Benbam asS;gnees
against the Mutual Benefit Life lnsu-
rance Company, at Pittsburgh, the jury
found for the plaintiffs the amount Of
The policy and interest. Benham, it is
alleged, committed suicide two years
ago
The celebrated Conant-Shaker case
which has been in litigation at Concord,
y H, some six years, has been decided
by a board OF referees. The Conant
estate is awarded S6l9,347 as the
debt and SlO5,O94 as the costs. The
Conant heirs and the Shakers reside
in Enfield where great interest has been
caused throughout the various trials