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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28
The Latest News.
News of the Day.

The tank in the refinery Of tho Excel.
sior Oil Company, at Freedom, Pa, en-
plodel Tuesday night, killing the watch
man, Joseph EcoG
Five companies Of the 18th infantry,
passed through Baltimore, Tuesday, en-
route from Richmond, Va, to Sioux City,
Iowa.
Sheriff Perry has succeeded In bringing
the railroad laborers Mt Standish, Me-, on
the Portland & Ogdcnsburg road to terms,
without using force, and most oE them
have returned to work.
The New York Democratic State OOu-
vention Tuesday, nude the following nom'
nations for the Court Of Appeals, for sup
pOrt at the May election: Chief Justice,
Sanford E. Church. Of Monroe; Associate
Judges, Gins. a. RapallO, Of New York,
Rufus W. Pcckham, of Albany, Martin
Grover, Of Allcgany, and Wm. Fallen, OF
Oswcgo. ....
The factory of the Concstoga Cork
Company, ut Lancaster, Pa., WIS destroy
cd by fire last night. loss $4,000; III
surcd for $27,OOO. Supposed to be the
work Of IN incGndiary.
Military preparations are being made TO
suppress Il proposed prizc fight on Mystic
Island .r .r .,..ia
Two Philadelphia roughs named Hugh
NIurtough and james WclcI, were shot
dead last night by officer Max. He had
arrested one for disOrtlCrly conduct, ind
the other attempted TO rescue the prls'
oner. ~ E ~
Andrew ]. Banler, n clerk in the Cleve'
land & Pittsburgh Railroad office ut Clcvc'
land, shot and killcd'his wiic in Toledo,
this afternoon. Infdellty on tho part oi
tho wife Is the alleged cause. Bandcr
surrendered himself.
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wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF DAILY lNrrLLIGEScEg: ~ :o

!
WEDNESDAY, April q, 1870.
Trade has been very good during the past week
and prices generally higher and Grmcr. Our mcr'
chauts say that at the advanced quotations they
arc merely holding their own, and tho results Of
trade arc not very profitable. Coffee has ad'
vanccd. The Stocks In first hands in tho United
States IL smaller than has ever been known, and
1t IL stated the crop In Rio will bc largely short
OF the usual product. Sugars arc armcr and re.
fined has advanced fully 1c per ID. Bacon has
steadily gone up for n week. Our quotations arc
fully revised from actual sales.
ArrLES-(;OOl demand for prime at g. 1908 90;
inferior arG dull; sales at reduced prices.
BEANs-NO sales; nominal ut 81 % per bnsNGl'
BEEswAX-30c.
BHOONs-$8 6OGh 10 2 dozen.
CuEEsE-StOck Of old cheese rCduCod Wc con-
time to quote Western Reserve at lTc; Goshen
at l6c.
prices lower; we quote standard brands, In job
bling way, 27c and no charge for package.
CANDLEs-StAF 1S(t2Oc, city mould l3kC.
CoPFEE-ExcltGd and largely advanced; good
to prime 2l12gSc: choice 10 lHHCy 9Gi62ic: a,
DRIED FRUIr-PeaCheR, halves lOc; apples dull
At 789c.
EGGs-Salcs at 1S0l5c.
FEATITERS-SnlGs ut &c, and the usual advance
for small lots. IN retail way.
FLouR-MArkGt active. We continue 10 quote
al 80 2jtG = for iancy; s. 2S15 20 for red wheat
family, and q 30 for Rye.
CHAM Ihedi-Stcady. We continue to quote
at 81 90GI 25 for white and 81 0J for red. Corn
Firm at Toe OGts-ln demand at 4Sc Rye
1Sc, Bdrisy-NOmIual at Soc for spring and fall.
GLAss-FIrst q1HIty g. sxlO. 81 lGzl3 g. 20; .;
90 feet. Discount 10 per cent.
CitNsENO-51C 2 ID.
HGY-QuIet: prime baled Is still quoted At Sl0
0l7 90. Loose $lS6lS 90.
Lamp Ou-Extra winter strained 81 Is per
S4Ils-lOd to God, 81 90; Sd to Oh. = IS; Cd
" Observation-Disclosures md arn; We Qnotc
Mess Pork $50 90; Sugar Cured Hams l8lTC; Can
yasscd Ss RP 9ia @ s.: SSSSdS RToSESt SsoS S CisS I
''TsT FHILEIaSe iicfriSG Si Is: White Fish IS IS:
No. MaCkerCl 8 25 for half barrels.
RAGs-COttOn. &c per pound.
nominal: Glover $40 OO; Timothy s. o.; Flax.
sTRUPS-BaltlmorO SO06Sc; New York 7O1sOc;
sT0Aas@Scw orleans 12XalSXc: Porto Rico
llH6l9EC; Cuba lI@I9c: Crushed 14&c; a Cof'
SObG-pc In papers; hest New CaRtlG &c In kcg.
SoAr-Famlly 6Hc; German B%c; Eastern 10
0l9C. ,,.,
SHoT AND LEAD-Bar Lead lOc 2 lb.; shot g On
sGT-DaIry g %; Ohio River % 30; MuskIn.
gum a. rs = bhl.
SNGFP-76c; do In boxes Of six dozen $S q.
TOBACcO-FiFm Manufactured unchanged t:
Navy 6SfE11c: dark los and Xs GS07oc; bright lOs
and w 70I8OC.
TIA -GGnpowdcE q EOSI Is; Young Tyson
81 306l GO; Black $I0l 10.
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ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 81.

ST. LOUIS, April ~.
The City Council, last night, increased
the bonds OF the City Treasury from $780,
900 to 100000, and raised the salary
from $1,000 to $4,000.
The Radical Central Committee have
recommended Dwight Durkce, the pres.
cnt incumbent by appointment, for City
Treasurer, TO he voted for at tho special
election next Tuesday; and tho Democrat.
ic Central Committee have recommended
Daniel S. Taylor for the same position.
Both gentlemen arC wealthy and proni'
nent citizens, the hitter having been mayor
several years ago.
The Alumni of Union College held a
banquet last night, Ut which resolution
was unanimously adopted requesting that
the writings Of DR.. Mott, who was so
many years connected with the college,
be published ut us carly u day rs posi-.
bic. The President and Secretary were
directed 10 communicate with other aSsO.
Citations and the executors Of DR.. Mott
on the subject, and urge immediate publ.
cation ...
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Commercial and Financial.


THERE being an impression that there
is u depression in business that has existed
for some months, Secretary Boutwell, has
had IN examination made of the taxes on
sales, in order to test the matter. It ap-
pears that from June 80, 1868, to 1869, a
period OF eight months, there was collect
cd from taxes on sales alone. 81, ,G24, ,744,
and from June 80, 1860, 10 February %,
1870, there was collected from the same
source, $O,10O,6S3, being an increase of
nine and half per cent in favor Of this
year, and that, too, in the facc Of steady
decline in gold and values, which would
make the same amount in dollars thisyca
really represents n larger amount Of Dusi-
ness done. A considerable part Of the in
crease, however, is due to tic more ell.
cicnt and honest collection under the
present administration.
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ducc a company to build railroad on this
route, Prior TO the location Of the Hemp
field Railroad this route was gone over and
surveyed from Washington, Pa, TO Wells.
burg, W. Va, and ii was thought to be n
very practicable one, but the people on the
route did not then appreciate the advan:
tagcs Of having a railroad to develop their
RESOURCES Of wealth, and did not show q
willingness or offer any inducements to
have the road built on this route. If they
had given encouragement instead Of OppO-
sitiQp, and pursued u proper course, It Is al-
most certain that ulis route could have
been taken instead Of the one on which
that road is now built. AnumbCr Of meet
lngs have been held Mong the line Of the
proposed railroad, and permanent or
rlnization WIS effected on March 10, 1870.
Vim. A. Mickey, ESQ.,, was elected Presi.
dent; 0. II. p. MCOy, Rec. Sccy; Samuel
ROncy, Cor. Scc'y.; W. W. DinsmOre,
Treas. MajOr Geo T. Work, ]. Hemp:
hill, David Buchanan and Henry Cook
were appointed n business Committee.
The citizens of Brooke county, W. Va,
have similar organization, and are using
AusA
this organization TO have the road built
Charters have been obtained for building
Il Railroad from Washington, Pa, TO
Wheeling, via this route. At q meeting
held ut Atchison, Pa, on April 10th, the
Brooke county organization was represent
cd by Alexander Campbell, DR.. Whitsctt,
and A. Buchanan. Vim. a. Mickey and
--, Of Washington county, Pa, and
Alex. Campbell, of Brooke county, W. w,
were apNintcd IL Committee to confer
with the President Of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad ut their earliest oppOr.
tunity. The meeting adjourned to meet
at Bethany, W. Va, on May t4th, 1S70Ia
which time II is expected that the Com
mittCc will bc ready to report.
SAMUEL. RENEY, Cor. Sec.
4ApE 92d, 1870. 81
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIs, April 81.
Many public meetings were held ycster-
day throughout tho country to discuss
matters relative to the plcbiscitlm. No
disorders arc reported. 1t Is reported 10.
day TINT cx.Minister DarI recommends
the people to vote yes in May next.
The Madrid EpO0G isassurcd that Prince
Frederick, of Prussia, il the candidate Of
the Government for tho throne Of Spain,
but tlat Emperor Napoleon has declared
to Senior 0lOzHga, the Spanish EmbaSsa'
dor at Paris, that this solution Of the ques'
ton would be 80 grave that 1t might be the
cause Otwar between France und Prussia
NJ. ThicB has advised the people to
abstain from voting altogether.
Alexander Thomas Marie, President Of
tic Assembly under tho Provisional gov.
ernment in 184S, died yesterday aged ~
years.
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XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.
WAsnINnrnN Anril q.

WASHINGTON, April 81.
Mr.. DAWES from the Committee on Ap'
preparations, reported n bill giving con
struCtiOn to the provision Of the act o
April Goth, 1870, in reference 10 the more
efficient government Of the rebel States
Passed.
Mr.. PAINE Introduced a bill to reduce
the duties on imports. Referred.
Mr.. STEVENSON from the Sub. Commit
tee on Elections, made report in tho
election casc from the 9th Congressional
district Of louisiana, that there was nc
lawful election in that district
Mr.. STEVENSON gave notice that lie
would call up the report tomorrow.
The House then went into the business
Of the morning hour, 1t being the bill re-
ported yesterday, from the Committee on
Rctrcnchment, 10 establish Department
Of Justice.
Mr.. JEScKEs addressed the House In
explanation and advocacy Of the bill.
Mr.. LAWRENCE followed on the same
side when the morning hour expired.
During the proceedings Mr.. PLATT an.
nOunCcl the calamity Mt Richmond, and
read dispatch received by him stating
there were nearly forty persons killed and
very large number wounded, including
Gov. Wells lhtally, and since reported
dead.
Mr.. Cox suggested TINT after such intel
ligcnce the House was in no condition to
transact business. 1t had better adjourn.
Mr.. SCIENCK said the intelligence was
very sad, but he did not think the House
could do any good by adjourning. Recess
SENATE.
%Mr. TRUMDULL reported tho House bill
fixing tho timc for election Of representa-
tives and delegates in Congress.
Mr.. HAMILTON of Md, introduced u bill
10 extend until July 1876, the letters Of a
patent issued to Richard n. Hoe. Re'
Icrred.
Mr. MCDONALD, from the Committee on
Territories, reported with amendments
tho bill to organize the territory OF Okla
home, and consolidate the Indian tribes
under territorial government
Mr.. PRATT on leave addressed tho Sen
ate upon the power Of Congress to com.
pcnsatc loyal owners In the South for pro
pcrty destroyed or used by the Govern
mcnt during the war.
Mr.. McCREERY followed in support oi
the amendment and bill to pay all claims
without reference to loyalty Of the claim'
ant, believing the Congressional signitica'
ton Of the term to mean solely devotion to
party.
Mr.. SUMMER gave notice Of intention to
bring in bill allowing the Government
to use my patent without compensation
to owncrS. " .....
Adjourned,
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. April q.
FLoUR-FIrm but quiet at $S15 2S for family.
GRAIN.-W WhcAt-Stcady at 81 1901 Il, Com
Unchanged. Oats-StCaly al 6j669c. Rye
Dull at 3aG95c Barlcy-Dull; spring 7OGsOc;
fall $4,000.
CCrTON-A shadc lower; nllddlIng 2ac; demand
good.
TOBAcc0-ActIvc: sales $50 hhds at q 600
3 % for frosted trash 10 prime leaf
WHISKY-ln better demand at 81 and drm.
PRovIsIONs.-MC P0rk-IiGld firmly at $40 90;
demand light Bulk Mcats-IIeld H6hc higher;
shoulders sold ut llSc, but held At ike, Bacon
Held higher; shoulders l9SC; clear rib sides
lie; clear held at l6hc, sold at i6kc
LARD-liCld At 1Okc, and some ask I6Nc; no
sales
tiu5rEE1FIrm; frOSh made sa1sSOi no demand
for other kinds.
EGOB-l6C.
Ol4.-LinEGel OIl-SS19Oc and demand fair.
Lard 0El-Adyanccd to 81 9S0l 20, but the ad.
vance followed up reluctantly.
GEOcEREs-Unchanged, frtn aud in good dc.
mand
GOLD-lH buying.
EXCHANGE-FiFn.
MONET-Markct easier.
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The Weather Yesterday.

The Western Union Telegraph Co.., BuLttI".
. noon, April 81.
New Orleans, hazy; wind southeast;
thermometer u degrees.
Buffalo, clear wind west; thermometer
So degrees,
Chicago, clear; wind southwest; thor
mometer G3 degrees.
LcavcnwoFth, raining; wind south; Ihcr'
Inometor CO degrees.
Mobile, clear; wind northwest thcr'
mOmctCr IS degrees
New York, clear; wind southwest; thcr'
momctcr ~ degrees,
Philadelphia, clear; wind southwest;
thermometer 81 degrees.
Richmond, cloudy wind southwest;
thermometer 90 degrees.
St. Louis, hazy; wind south; lhCrmomc'
ter - degrees.
Washington, cloudy; wind northeast;
thermometer SO degrees.
Charleston, cloudy; wind northeast;
thermometer o. degrees.
Cincinnati, clear; wind southeast; tllCr.
m0mCtrr u degrees.
Columbus, clear.
Pittsburgh, clear anil pleasant; wind
east; thermometer 40 degrees.
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BOARD OF EDUcAroN.-An adjourned
meeting Of this Board was held last even
ing, In the Chamber Of the First Branch
Of Council. On motion, DR.. Todd was
called to the chair in tho absence Of Dir.
Hall, President. Tho Clerk called the
roll, and tho following members answered
to their names: Mcssrs. Bassett, Bickcl,
Carnahan, Ewing, Hall, Launder, Met
CALI Pollack, Pfarr, Todd, Wilson and
WciLzel.
Tho minutes Of last meeting werO ap-
proved and signed.
The Building Committee, to whom was
referred the plans and specifications for
the proposed Union township school
house, submitted a report recommending
that the plan Of 8Ir. TOust be adopted,
with the following resolution annexed:
Rssolred, That the clerk be instructed 70
advertise in tho Daily Register and Daily
ISTRLLIGENCER for proposals for build
ing a school house in Union town:
shin in accordance with the plans and
sDcciications submitted by Mr.. Youst,
With The conditions named in the report;
and that the advertisement be 50 framed
ne 10 cali for separate bids for each dcS.
criDtion Of work. All proposals to be lett
At tho Clerks office on or before -.
Respectfully submitted,
JIM. BlCKEL, Chairman.
The report Of the Committee was re-
committed for further consideration, with
power to act,
The special Committee appointed to
Obtain rooms for Clerk, &C., reported that
they had rented two rooms in CrangIe's
; On motion, tho Clerk and supCrintcn'
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A Now Railroad from Washington
Pa., to Wheeling Talked About
organizations and Meet.
inrs ON the NnhieCt.

Editors Na.htnOton reporter.
Tho Importance and advantage Of hav-
ing railroad built along the Brush Kun
and Buffalo Greek Valley rtG Bethany, ".
Va, to Wheeling, has been engaging tlc
attention Of energetic, cnterprising citizens
and capitalists Of Washington county, Pa,
and Brooke county, W. Va, forsome time
They arc making MI effort 10 call the at.
tGntion Of the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road TO the many advantages they may
gain by continuing their CHARTERS Valley
Railroad by way Of this route to Wheel
ing, W. Va, and to Cincinnati, Ohio. The
location for building railroad on this
route is certainly good one, having low
grades and few CurvaturcS. The resources
Of tho section Of country through which
the road would pass, would give largo
amount Of travel and lrausporta.
tlon for It to carry. Along almost the
entire line Of the proposed route, there Is
an abundance of good bituminous coal,
which Is IN important consideration to in.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April q.
FIouR-FIrm with fair business at yesterdays
prices.
AN-Whcat-IrrGgular at S6X0s7Nc; clos
ng at outside prices, allctuating at eel.
lcF May; D100Hc, seller juno; other grades
quiet; In the afternoon market unsettled at 68c
bid, cash; 8SNc bid, seller May: SIC asked. Corn
transactions limited at 6G GtS7c for No. 2; $40
S9Hc for new. Oats-MOdGrately active and
prices easier at 4G6047c cash. acc buyer April; 40
Qol61Sc seller April; $4G041HC, seller May: clos
ing quiet Barley-Dull. Ryc-EasiCE; closing
at 76(D76Hc.
CATTLE-ACtive at IO016c higher; $G66 90 for
common cows. = 0sl{OB 20 for fair to medium;
90 SS1S 90 for good 10 choice.
H0Gs-Actiyu at 5 60lb0 90 for common TO good.
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New York Produce Market.

NEw York, April q.
COrroN-lTcavy and lower; sales Of l. 600 bales
At 231Sc for mlddllng uplAuds
FLOUE-ClOSCd shade 1T1DsF With moderate Ex-
port and home demand.
GRAIS-Wheat-ActlVc and 1c advance; No. 9
spring 81 l4bl 10; No.. / spring 81 ~ IN store;
winter rcd and amber western 81 950l 2S. Rye
Quiet and steady. 0ats-Dull at GOc In store for
western, an GGIG7c for Ohio. Corn-Quiet at
81 O9D1 u for new mixed western.
Observation-Disclosures: sales 800 barrels
mess, check Monday, at $2S 50; aud $50 barrels,
seller July, At $2S 90. BGCf-ACtlvc and ArnI
Cut MCAts-Flrm inquiry. Bac0n-N0mInal.
LARD-Strong; sales 800 tlcrcos primo steam
at lDEc OH spot; 1GHC, May aud June; seller
three months, I6%c asked and i8Hc bid.
EOOs-Steady at l8SI9c.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

FoR GERMANY AND Observation-Disclosures
Scholl and William Stoctzcr, Of this city,
will leave in few days for Germany.
They purchased their, tickets Of Esq.
Hammer, who is driving quito q business
in that line.
AIr. John Hood, residing few miles out
in Belmont county, has engaged passage
for Ireland on board the Nemesis, which
cleans from New York next Saturday.
He procured his ticket ut Thos. O'Brien's
Agency, on Market street, below the Post
Office. A pleasant trip to the trio.
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SPAIN.
MADRID, April 81.

MADRID, April q.
Great Importance is manifested by the
press at the prolongatlOn Of the provision
al form Of Government, and agitation In
political circles Is increasing.
It Is reported TINT SerranO has said he
will accept even the Republic II General
Prim vii! agree TO it.
Several new candidates for the throne
arc spoken Of, but none Of prominence
but Prince Frederick Of Prussia.
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Baltimore Market.


FLoun-PaIrly active and arm: receipts light
AIy-WhCst-StcAdy and unchanged, Corn
Advanced: white al 81 IlGl u; yellow at 81 ~
al IL, Oals-FIFm At G8tEIf. A., 49,
pROvIsIOSs-Mcss POrE-Firm a. S9. bacon itNl
Active; rib sides lGAC: clear rin Tiu'a '''
shoulders i3Hc: hams lgiESOc
LGTn-Flrm at nc.
WWIsEY-Dull at 81 OKtl o.
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dent were appointed to purchase the
necessary fixtures Tor fitting up the rooms
The bill Of Mrs. Hazard amounting TO
50, was ordered to be paid.
Adjourned.
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Clark's stavc machine works on 'LytlC
street, Rochester, n. Y, were burned
Tuesday night. Loss $2O,00O; insured
$4,000. A wWtchman named PlunkCtt
pCrisllcd in the flames.
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s@TcCEs-Ac,iyc, @ higher and closing strong. At
one time during tho day tho cash stock OF North
western common was worth per cent more than
regular, and number Of parties dctAultlng In
deliveries bought In under the rule.
Western Union Telegraph, IS; Adams Express,
6QK; Wells, Fargo q Co. 20k; American, 88X:
United States, 4EK; Pacific Mail, 42yf; New York
Central, 96Y; do. scrip, 92i; Erle, "; Harlem,
Lake Shore, 654; Illinois Central, lS1; Pitts.
bnrgh, lO5: Northwestern. ~; do. preferred,
SSS; New jersey Central, lO8; Rock Island, l90&;
St. Panl. az; do. preferred, q; Wabash SiG;
do preferred, 10Y; Fort Wayne 9S: TCrrc HGutc,
IS: Chicago & Alton, ll4H; Ohio & MlHslsslpp,
asa; Cleveland Columbus l. Cincinnati, T6k;
Cleveland, Columbus j. Indiana Central 1875.
Considerable amounts Of silver received from
Canada lately have hCen bought by foreign hank
erE and shipments Of Il tO Europe will prcccdc
nTnOFt Of cold
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LARGE FuNEllAI4-The funeral Of the
late William r. Berger took place ycstcr-
day afternoon from tho residence of bis
mother on the Island. A large number
of the dcccaScds aCquaintanccs and
friends united in paying the last tribute ol
respect to his memory, Since the funeral
of tic unfortunate men who lost their
lives ut tho Star Foundry fire in 1858, so
long d line olsvehicles on o similar occa-
sion, Inns not, perhaps, been seen in this
city.
Mr.. B. was dcscrvcdly held in high cs'
tcen,by all who knew him. as u son,
brother, and citizen, he was obcdicnt,
kind, upright and public spirited. Ills
death has created wide breach in a large
circle of friends who lament his carly de-
misc. The afflicted family have the sin
ccrc sympathy Of the community.
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RESOLUTION OF THANKs-ThC follow
is copy of the preamble and resolution
of Thanks adopted by the Odd Fellows,
who were passengers down OIL the R. r.
Hudson lust trip. of which VIC made mem
tiOn Saturdays ii' n = +.
OS BOARD STEAMER r. Il. HUDSON, I
n "'19.S n '" April Gath. {
Ata special meeting this day held by
the members of the Grand Lodge Of l. o:
@. F., Of West Virginia, Brother General
|, II. Duval was called TO the chnir, and
Brother George Edwards, Secretary. The
object OF tho meeting was briefly stated D1y
the chair, when on motion Brother J. f.
Smith, r. r. Roberts and Ben janlin Fisher
were appointed a committee to draft suit
able preamble aud resolutions expressive
of the kind treatment Of the officers Of the
steamer II, II. Hudson, during the trip
from Wheeling to Gallipolis.
WHEREAS, We have received from tho
officers and attaches OF said steamer such
gentlemanly treatment and kindness that
We feel VIC would not be doing Justice to
our feelings before leaving sNid steamer
did we not give some expression in return
for tho same; therefore, be II
Rcwlu1, That wewill ever hold in CRATE
ful remembrance the kind treatment re-
ceivCd during said trip.
Il6A0lreCl, That we recommend the steamer
r r Hudson to the travelling public rs u
safe and speedy boat tt.
RGsolnd, That copy Of this preamble
and resolutions be presentc,lto the Captain,
and request their publication in tho Wheel
ing and Cincinnati papers.
JonE +. SMITH,
X T. RoBERrs, CON-
ar BENZ. FISHER. GCl
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New York Dry Goods Market.

SEw YORK, April q.
Marko, generally steady with moderate busi'
ncss, chiefly 20 the near by trade
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK. April q.

MoSEr-EaSy at 465 per cent, with exceptions
at 8 per cont,
STEWN0-Qulet and frm at :O9X6i00H.
GOLD-Activo and aFmcr: opened at lI3IG;
closed at Ii4k6114X. Carrying rates aB8 per