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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad ~:
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
nv Inc following schetlulO On md RACF De-
ccaber bth, IS09-Whscllng time.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
,II rA.T-,EAsEs WEST, VIA c. O.D.
vhoc MF I0IIy tLeSye Wheeling
~ tioee 40 q, IN. daily At. 1913 p. m.
ARRIVES At DcllaIrc go. .4:90 j. y.
fi.rEcrSbT,sr, tn d, a. Cambridge i. n,
caInbeFISfid 100 i. m. GAINESVILLE. &S0 p N.
iiSiHTorC S:6S 3. N. Newark :. 1880 p. m.
WSSb'n civ ,i:GC0 r. mC0lunbus. HES j. nj.
aSundAyg excepted
MAIL TRAIN.
rA.4,-byIVEa A. WEST, VIA c. O. y. =
sWhcoltnr daIIsSN aLeayO Wheeling ~
li:aot m t,s SpIiIE at 4 Us I'm; e:
Cameron ,i:9O u. M. AnRIvEs AT
Grliton. $40 j, III GAINESVILLE. 800 a. M.
PaFkrrSburE. i1:8S b. M Cambridge. $3.50 q. IN.
CumberiSnd ,ll:OO 3. NJ Zauesylls.. I40 q, N.
Harp'S FeTTy! .liiSp. m.1NeWpEk -. .';::sgS Am.
WinchGstGeS. &QQp nj. C9lum .: ~ ~ y;
BaltlmOr0. 7. .9:t1p M sunday y
WAshtn City. .G20 b. m.
Sundays excepted.
I, FAST LINE. a2
a.. yAsT-LrAyES WEST. VIA G. o. d.
WheelIf,S daily Leaves. WheelIug, ~
at ..ssaX .Tf9 2. hpiY " ~ SIS w..
81, Army - betIAitU ~: .SIy ~ ~
CnmSsrlani '4:lTD H. IN. GAINESVILLE. 1880 a. m.
llnrpS Ferry. $3.50 a. M Cambridge H.
Winchester. 1905 H. Ill., gainesville .''.I:S9 p H.
llBgGrEtpEu. =, es6O a. H.. Newark 'S:US H.
baltimore =. tl:6S a. M Columbus. :dav pm
Waah'n City. 100 p. III. sandusEy .'''lV4o p IN.
Tralps on the Main Limo mike connections at
baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York aud Boston. At Relay House, VIA Wash
Ingt0n City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains mako direct cannecu0h ~
Columbus for all points West and Northwest
Tickets to all principal points eau hc procured
Al tho office, JOHN l.. WILSON,
=. Master Transportation, galtlmore.
p. fI, -'.NI r. 7, UEXltlES,i
lec7 i'H General Agent, Wheeling.
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U. s. CoURr.-This Court met ycster-
day morning at 10 o'clock, Judge Jackson
presiding, A grand jury composed OF
tho following gentlemen was empanneled
Mcssrs. Thomas Sweeney, Danl. Done
hoo, VIM. S. Goshorn, J. G. Hcrvey, A.
Wilson Kelly, VIM. F. Peterson, Samuel
Mcclellan, G. F. Laise, Jos. B. Ford,
Waldo P. Golf, Maxwell w. Ball, Bcnoni
Griffin, William Brown, Alonzo N. VIII
son, BENZ. F. Curry, Henry Kemble, Ste.
pllcn L. Boyd and Lewis Lumsford.
ANcr receiving alengtEy charge from
Ills Honor, tho jury retired to their room
and passed the day in the examination Of
witnesses sworn and Scntbelore them. A
number Of prcsentments were made, and
true bills will probably be returned to
Court to-day.
L. s. Hall, Esq'r, was admitted TO prac'
tlcC rs mn attorney md counsellor in this
Court. M Ef
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing,
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WTANTED-MEN WHO WANT
w TO MAKE MONEY. -HcrC Is an oppoE.
For Rem n,

TOR RENT.-TIIE HALL IN fNA
u Nicholson Building, lately occupied t5iiil
by tho Good Tcmplars, Applyto -, -
unrI W. L. McAFEE.
WTARElIOUSE FOR RENT.-fEs:t
w No. 81 MUM street, now occupied It'll
by A. n. Burke, known rs one OF the best
private alley Iu The rear. Apply TO
DIR, Z, x, HILDRETlI,
narlI Fourth It., opposite The Court House.
NOR RENT.-THAT SPLEEN I'm IN
u. DID business stHnl, corner Of Mar. It'll
kVt and Monroe streets, how occupied byGt.!A
Admins Express Company. Enquire Of
mars HARPER & BRO.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIR- Ra
l. tue Of Decd Of Trust made TO ne e
BY William H. Woods and Sarah r., his ~,
wife, bearing date the 94tl day OF August. iSGS,
and OF record IN the Recorders Office VI Ohio
County, West Virginia, IN DOed hook II, page
61l To which more particular reference Is made,
shall Ou SATURDAY, the 18th day OF April,
1870, at ten o'clock, at the oTt door q tho Court
HOuse Of Ohio county, proceed 10 I'll pn9 u,
lowing described real estate situated In the sNIl
county, about three miles north Of the City Of
Wheeling and bounded by tho lands Of Robert
u, WO0da, heirs NJ A. r. Woods; A. N. Jacobs
and County Road, with u privilege Of q twenty
foot OutlettO tho Ohio River, containing about
thirty acres, moro or lcSs,, together With 9hGut
eighty .dVe acres, more or less, Of coal unucrIy'
Ing and adjacent 10 tho Above mentioned land,
described as II six ieGt vein, aud OF superior
quality, ..-....-..-., ...
las OFawlUy the punctnaI payment Of a prOmIs.
poFy note for Five Thousand Dollars, bearing
date tho 9th day Of August. 1858, md payable to
The order Of tho RalI Nicholas Crfwley al the
Merchants National Bank Of Wheeling, one year
AffcF Tho date thereof for value received, with In.
IrrpFt nom date, This sale is made TO pay tho
principal n the SAIL note, with Interest thereon
hon tho 9ith day Of August 1s(a, I'LL paid, and
tho costs Of this sale,
maIndGr OF tho purchase money 10 three equal
IUStalmCntS Of Bix, twelve and eighteen months,
Tho purchaser giving ;pntCS for the deferred ill.,
StnlrnrntA, bearing Interest from date, TO no So
cnrrd hy decd Of tr'st upon the property ROld, or
tho tItle will hC retained until tho notes arc paid.
"A IA vested IN me untCF said deed OF trust, al
though II IL believed TO be nndnuhted. 49,,
!, +. UpDEGRAPF.
marIG Trustee.
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TIE Parcst and Sweetest cod LEver0ll In the
world, manufactured rom fresh healthy llvcrs,
upon the MA sllGro. SperfSctlyrurC and sweet.
Ask for "IIaEard & Caswcll's Cod Liver on"
manufactured by
CASwELI., HAZARD 4 co:
New YCrk,
SO ~ D' 't' mayasTd.Fr.dsw
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INSURANCE.

FIRANRLIN INsU RAycE Go4ap'Y
II OF WHEELING, ,S,hls.r.
sHT7-saII ...
: $4,000.
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SENT TO JAII.-"ScOtt," the colOred
peanut vcnder, has come to grief Yes
terday, he was arrAigucd before Judge
Johnston, charged with taking three
watches from James P. Henderson, In
consequence Of the attendance Of wit
ncsscs, IN examination Of tho case was
not had; and III consequence, further, Of
SCOTS" inability to give bond in the sum
of $500 for his appearance before tue jus.
Licc within day or two in the future, he
was committed to Jail. $3.50 ags,a
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DELlGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
IL FOR SALE-I ain authorized to sell tho
cOuntryEcat Of Mrs r Zane situated on the Nation.
al RORd, three miles East Of tho city. The house
good dry cellar, stable carriage house, Sc, &c.
All In the most perfect order. Tho grounds, about
aYC acres, are beautifully laid out and adorned
with Rhrubbcry and shade trees Of choicest varC-
examined, rios. O'BltIEN,
marc Real Estate Agent.
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SArlSs all shades cut on the bias nj
Campbell s ETarlen's, very cheap.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE t :;;f
FOR SALE l

~ Virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County will offer, al private sale, until the
18th day Gf April, 1870, and II not previously
sold, wifi lie Offered At public sale On tllat day at
~ O'Clock 4. NJ. AT the front dOor, 3r the Court
House, Lot No. IL. Gralum'H addition to the
City Of Wheeling. situated on the south side OF
Centre street, between Ffth aud Sixth streets. =
ON RNid lot Is new two story brick house con-
tAInIng rooms and attic story. furnished In tho
MOST modern and Improved style, with heating
HnparatusIn thr cellar, cooking range, with hot
anil cold water, sink, etc, IN kitchen. Atlr00m,
tub waIcr.ClOsOt, hot nnd cold water In "a story;
the whole house well elevated and well lighted,
making one Of the most desirable, convenient
aud hEllthlNl locations In The city.
TEtMS or SALE-OnethErl cash. balance In
equal instruments, payable In o, y, IS and ~
months, with interest acmi.annually, secured BY
tlNd Uf trust, or all cash at tho option Of pnr-
chaser. h. A. ulLDhEIH,
RprG . ShaFdlan.
(iicgistcr C"py lw, and chargo IntGllIgeneerl
" p. S.-VALUABLE PRO. In
Y PERTY FOR sALE.-Lots No. 30, NIL
q, q and 10 md new Frame Dwelling
two stories, 1SxiO feet, containing nine rnoms, a
cellar and good well Of never falling water;
stable Of capacity to hold nine horses, Also, Il
large Tobacco Mandatory and Machinery, In
good working Older, with all the. NECESSARY out
buildings for carrying on tho huEtneEs.
Lot No. 10, With good Frame Dwelling House,
two stOriCS, containing seven rooms AFRO. frame
stable capacity for i've horses.
Lots VI and q. on which are two Dwelling
Houses, an abundance Of fruit Of all varieties on
the lots, u.a
This Is a splendid opening for any person do.
desiring TO engage In tho manufacture OF Plug
Tobacco. The Factory IL now being worked by
MCssrS. McEndrGc Il StIdd.
Tho property Ii In the Village Of Now Castle,
pitcher r. O,J Belmont County, Ohio, 10 miles
south Of lIArnCsvillO.
We also offer for sale three good rcddllng
WAgOns ,,,,,,,,
For particulars enquire Ot A. P0RTERFlELD
ord. Il. CALDWELL. two miles north Of New
Castle; or l.. II. McENDREB, In town. Refer
unCe, NJ. u. KING, Attorney at Law, BclIHirc, o.
npr4 ~
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pIhtcronl

b.. " ~ F.ft.UIHl 4 II
i 7'It5ai DEtEcrORS: HyNi frsns,
Samuel Mcclellan, George McndeI, '"''l
I'll. I6.dn; TTI'!d o Th0s. r. EhallcroSS,
a. ". PfaaEheIm," J. n. Vance M ~
j. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly. IN" .
Louis c. Stlsl,, ,...
This company nov having beeh organl7ed i've
years, and in that time done successful business
Ia still prepared To take risks at fair rates on
BuIldinGs of III klnde, feFphaRdise, Manutactur::
Ing Establishments, Epfnlt1Fc, Steamboats, and
CafgOcs on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company offers superior Inducements 10 Farm.
crs whereby they can BIO insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for 8 or years at
reduced rates. This being Suite Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus ,Or any company in the State; and
composed Of some ninety four oldcrst most
Of whom arc among onF best ,hl4inGSS mon, re-
commends itself TO the, favorable consideration
Of the insuFlng public aud s0licitg tleir patron
ngO. Applications fOt insurance will DO prompt.
" attended To at their OtllcO, No. y Monroe St,
or at their HCYGFal Agences throughout the State
~ ..' 6AM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President NJ
G. N. COEN, Sec'y!s, ,,..,r', q, q ,t.J-,I
u. g. DICK, Asst SGc'y. 4. tGbt9 b.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE CHEAP.-ONE SMALL
Il Secondhand Safe. Apply 10
STURGEON SHARP & co.,
aprIs BrldgcpOrt, O.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Baltimore s Ohio Epilfoiq C&I
q
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wssIcHEs1ER POLITICIANS WAKING UP.

The active politicians OF the democratic persua
sion In westchester county are already quite busy
preparing to look after the spos In the shape Of fat
ofnces which will be at the disposal OF the "dear
people" at the approaching fall election. The roast
ing weather Of last fortnight seems to have had very
little terror to them in the matter For the office Of
sherlfY. usually considered the fattest berth OF all,
the foil owing candidates are reported to be III the
ned, viz:-Darius Lyons, OF Mount Vernon, who
neia the ONCE some three years ago. and ts fully
Posted up as to what the plum is worth Robert
Brunaage. or Portchester, now ofciatiug as a
a6eRuw niS benamin Hegeman, present supervisor of
Register 8; s. Marshall, q white Plains Ithe pre-.
sent s ncGm1en who has held the ONCE for several
Downing Of Rye formerly CITY inspector Of the clty
Of new York;; BENJAMIN ]. Amber. OF Bedford, and
A. o. Wilson, OF Greenburg, are the candidates For
md Samuel NJ. Purdy, OF West Farms, are named.
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::5.ss.s :5 :s @ 'S.s'1ss ": Z:
spS a.! hs 81 LATER Sses
q .s5ss sss oS: Sra. ~ss dull Edd
s;;: ~ s:s!.: q tis .it
a \ ": y 9 'ss !, Ss VII Vi
combined 70 joOOns o.. which sold 81 U.s. casks Lard
report beard | d no si SD
was I @ there s.S S: S ssmsn: 4 Sr pull.
Isl s q; s IL: q 4:
csS % Sn DO % but :Sppe'ss :SDUs isN
"" wsrs spSrsa there being az asmana SsDh6s @
Sai about sHo T6s market Tor rssnsd very
Ss Ss .y ss no
SSsI.cs:l iss josSias s!s $si ss
p%s S On Ss :o a' ana @
Ss Spos Hr n s n Ss s .. at
ses G"s
soass1 w .o % s ana
the market ssssa as a strong @ wh % :%a 1
s.'sS s i; ss
Sn .ish ana go DO FOR September u s'i sssi ias z
slAashisrers Dressed hogs quoted moderately active
ss IS :'%ss: %s
sold wihin the range OF &A ~ 1l6 81 for plain
$l6 Sl9 5o for extra do Terce beef quoted
W $50 for prime mess, which In small supply
We heard OF particular sales Beef hams dull
unchanged In value. Common 70 choice Southern
n ss@sS sa'Sp OF s s che
business. Long generally quoted l5%c The
demand for cut meats only moderate but the supply
Ing light, prices very nrm especially for The
l5 packages dry sailed bagged hams part at
Glc. for the former We quote e.Wesern dry sailed
picked shoulders, l24c 13c; Western city pick.
The market for lard active and stronger high
IKE paid for lots both for immediate future
livery and the market closed very strong at that price, The
sales 5l erces i6c. c. fair to prime Wes-
bbs, for July, August and September, at l7ao.
RioK Carolina quiet, but prices steady for
latter price for prime Ransoon steady at 75sc. 7Hc
Sales 3VO bags.
inseei quiet and we heard of no
sales but the market was firm at 80 30 So S5 god duty
paid. Grass dull and nominal at lic for
~ % for timothy.
srrARINE.-We heard Of no important business Holders
wsre however firm a. lsc 2Oc Tor fair to choice grades
sUdAR.-The market tor less active, the demand
from all classes of buyers being comparatively light Full
prices, however, were demanded and obtane1 the
cosns with sellers below 9'ac 0,c fair 10 good
lOHc, and 79) boxes, part at Esc. 04c Refined
only moderately active but firm at l$c for hard l3c
13c for soft white aud l3c i3c for extra We quote
Cuba-Inferor 10 common refining, 94c. s3sc. fair
refining sc good rehnlug lO8c fair to good grocery,
l04c. l0xc prime to choice grocery 1916 lic
Dutch standard. Nos 7to9 9xc a9sc do, 10 to H. I0c
al0kc do, 1870 l5 losc. llAc.; do, l6 70 Is 1c.
l2Mc. Do. 10 20 40, l2sc 1875; Porto Rco Refining
TALLow.-The market was QUIET but prices were arm al
9c l0kc for common TO prime. About 50 UO0 lbs
sold within the range.
6rm yesterdays closing prices The sales BIS bbs
al III % 81 03H, almost all at the latter price,
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Wheat active and &c. &C. lower There was no
strictly prime sod but would scarcely have brought
al 90 delivered The about 10000 bushels at
81 % 81 % for rejected spring 81 80 81 50 for No. do
81 4jasi ls for No Milwaukee in store 81 4e for do.
afoa 81 81 So amber winter closing at the inside
price Rye dull and prices nominal at about ~ oS
for Canada bond Barley and barely malt continued to
rule dull and nominal. Corn In active request and
6rmer the being bushels at ~ " al 09 for
full Of mixed Western 81 10 81 Is for yellow
and ~ ~ 81 - for white Oats more active and
higher Sales 10000 bushels At 641c 66c for Western
7Uc. 78c. for Ohio and State.
FREiGHTeThe market quiet owing to the scarcity OF
the high demanded The chmering business
was only moderasvey active The engag .ments To
Liverpool per steamer 1880 bushels wheat l2d and 800
bbs nour A. To London, 500 bbs -four, at ss 3D., and
$50 do rosin At &c. 3d. The charters were schooner
to an Italian a., or French port in the Meder.
Exeter, with 1900 bbs naphtha at s bark TO direct
port in the United Kingdom with 200 bbs petroleum, at
6s 3d. brig to in Italy, with 5000 petroleum
at &C. bark Trieste With iOl bids tobacco a. bo,
bark TO Newfoundland, with provisions, -four &C. at 3jc
45c bark from Pensacola 70 Cuba with S0 oo feet lm'
b, at &l0 bark 10 Spain, without about 800 hhds to
bacco, private terms bark, about tons to Bristol
general cargo, at f0O bark, with 340o quarters grain,
TO Cork for ORDERS at 6s.
GUNNIRs heard Of further sales. Prices remained
nominal at 20c 22c for bags and 30>ac for cloth
HAY--The market was quiet the demand continuing hsbt
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
>~~o>~~~~~~~~~~ocr~~~

T WALL STREET, |
WEDNESDAY. July 2o-o p. NJ
The continued deferment OF actual hostilltes be-
tween the armies OF France and Prussia y renec1ed
In the seaier movement Of the gold market to-day
although II very feverish and unsettled between
he limits within which It moved.
GoLD l2iN !2ax.
A new iunuencs, however, is now operating on
ro,d ana stocks and It's elects were the reason OF
heavier market for botn. Reference Is had V the
growing activity OF tho money market Tue
rate on call has been siaah. ,:.:st,us .a::s.,u;;
under the swelling proportion Of the gold
| speculation and through q more widespread
operation Of inat feeling which Il sensitive 10
financial disturbance, and wlthdraws capital
from speculative regions whenever danger appears
The marking up of gold To l23 has created demand
for many millions OF money, and the demand In
creasing as the lenders confidence decreases there
Is twofold reason for higher rates. Hence It was
| that the upward movement In gold to-day was
checked In q great measure BY the penalties Of
dealing In 1t, holders OF gold being required
to oay as high as 364 per day interest-equi
valent to nearly 20 per cent per annum.
Doubtless when he Gold Room is thus robbed OF Its
attractions with the outside ana numerous class OF
operators the foreign ban ers will find 1t less easy
to get up sensa ION on the next war bull tin.
their movements, showed o concurrent downward
tend, ,ncy to-day. The lowest pric, Of gold was 12l&,
made In the early forenoon, on the also exploded
idea OF large specie shipments, the amount sent to-
day being only $2,es0,O00. From this point there
was q rise-a SIN Il one by the way-to 1917, on ex-
aggerated reports Of decline Of nve.twenties In
London which were said to be down to 10. Later
the suicide Of the French Minister was
made pretext for an excitement which ran the
price up to 1925. From this point 1t fell
or to 121x on the submission OF bids for only
s625oO0 OF the government gold, the street nerring
that the foreign bankers In refusing this opportu
nifty Of getting god, which they argue to be cheap
at current plies, were no longer buyers but
ready to SCI to the public. Later gold advanced TO
| 122H on the report that the government had sus.
pended It's programme Of gold sales although moth
ing was known positively about the matter further
than that orders had been received at the SubTreas
ury not to readvetlse the balance OF the million
| sold to-day. The bids were all accepted and the
gold awarded follows to the extent OF $625 00o:-
at 1922 40 5000 at 1922 VI, 5000 at $l21 10.
$4,000 at sl21 $780, 600 at $121 5 at 1922 O5
at 1921 49, $50 at $12l 49, at 1920 So
| This influence disappeared as the afternoon wore
| on. and as further news was received by cable
the fear OF high rates for carrying gold tomorrow
led to selling movement under which the price de-
cned to 121T 122 at the close. The course or the
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REVOLVING 0uTaAas.

AT the Yorkyills Pcsics 6eSrs yesterday German
giving his name as louis strobel, was brought ap
eharge. Win the perpsiratoa q an outrage upon m
aged eleyen-tha Ya,t,.l,T.s: :fI-TrE 2i-': f'7l
publication. The sta,sasss.s -. wnlcn are unnt for
90 """~ " .Sulents OF the two little girls,
~ ...Yo ~ court show that the prisoner had lie
drinking for some days past and In this condition
on Tuesday afternoon. during the absence OF the
mother who was working out, he took the eldest
outr0gng her. On making her escape from him he
went Into the hallway and brought the second one
in and In his efforts to outrage her indicted some
severe bruises on her person. He was committed
for trial.
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CoFrEE.-The market for oil kinds quiet, but prices
were generally firm at our quotations below BY auction
Soss bags Santos ea L. i smnb at loc ilc gold
dinary csrgsss i4se ,5eH e fair Co., s%e Ise.
good do, Ike prime do 17c IKE; extren, 80
for lots l.Sc lsc Java, sc 2?c singapore lee lsc
Ceyon, 74c i9c Maraca,bo, lShc. lsxc.; Laguayra
Costa Rlca i6c zoe: Mexican, bc isc savania i5sc
q &c.; 81. Domingo l4c, all gold, duty paid. "
FLOUR AND GgAiN. Receipts, 6I9l bbls flour, 175 bbs
meal ls506s bushels wheat o5 corn, 32S54 do
opened nrm, but cosed dull and l5c 25c lower to SELL
though holders for the most part refused
cesson the sales only ~ 00O bbls including extra
Western and State for shipment al 81 63 ST. with fancy
brands high 81 26 Southern flour with
fair demand sales 25V) bois Ryo hour scarce and
higher sales $50 bbs Corn meal quiet but
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SUPERIOR c6Uaf- f-spEtlAL TERM
A House Divided Against Itself-The Cuban
= Patriots at L0ggcrheads.
RefnrA Iulnc Barbour.


p Enrique Lovnex Us. Manuel Quesada.-Towards
the commencement OF the struggle for Cuban inde-
bendence General Manuel Quesada was In Nassau
acting as agent for the so.called Cuban republic.
Enrique Loynez was also there and gave Quesada
$780, Quesada left Nassau and came to New York
tine found h,msslf IN tn,, city also and made
Known his arrival by instkuting suit FOR the
covery OF his money lie alleges that the 500 was
given to Quesada for his own use 70 furnish his
house and for travelling expenses.
; Quesada denies having received any money as
private Individual, but claims that he took the
81 500 as agent for the Cuban republic and used 1t
ior revolutionary purposes Therefore ne states that
1T Is from the Cuban republic he must get his money
II he can discover the exact spot where 1t exists.
Y The quarrel is explained by the Generals friends
In this way:-Quesada has been appointed to repre-.
sent Cuban interests in France and that Loynez was
deslrous OF obtaining the position himself. There
lore, they say, that wishing to prevent his going on
his mission Loynez brought the present suit.
2; Yesterday motion was made by plaintiff to strike
out the answer as sham, but the Court denied, re.
marking It did not consider 1t by any means sham.
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NEW YORK HERALD ITHURspAY, JULY 81 1870.

62S; do new, Goa coz; Virginia, ex coupon "a q
60; do. new. "a q 81; Georgia SKIES, so a IS: do.
sevens, 90 o.; North Carolina. ex coupon, as 80;
do. new, 2s 80; do. special tax. 234 FAX; Mis-.
souri, skies. 90 Oh do Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90
%; Louisiana sxes es 10; do evee skies, 6s y;
do. DO. elghts. So a 90; Alabama hves, 70a75; do.
eIghts, 90 100; South Carolina skies, S4 SO: do.
new, July. rs 7s; do. do, October, Is q 80; Ar
Kansas sevens, 7aa7e.
,eUa THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids to-day for the railway
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on Monday, since which time he made another trip
and returned. On Tuesday afternoon he was first
made acquainted with his demise, ana hastened 10
Inform the friends or the incarceratcd that the
charge made against them was q ''put up Job'' on
the part Of Genville, wno Will no doubt keep shy
OF Butler and his friends, who have sworn 10 nave
satisfaction FOR the injury done to him. The prison.
er5 who are agllooking individuals, were brought
up nom the prison and discharged.
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THE CITY BANK BHAHE3.
The following were the bids to-day for city bank
shares:-New York. 1873; Mechanics 1856; Union, 124
America, las; City. 2os 1radesmen's, $50; Mechanics
and Traders, 100; Seventh Ward, ITO; State OF New
YORK. ITO; Commerce, 124: ocean, 81; Mercantile
l2e; American Exchange, lls; Chatham, 1877; Bank
Of the Republic 100; Bank Of North America. lO7;
Hanover. lo4k; Irving. ia; Citizens. 1870; East
River 1l2; Market. 124; Nassau, lO7; Continental,
92h; Importers and Traders. 1866; Park, 100; Manu-.
facturers and Merchants, 100; Ninth National ITO;
Tenth National 1877; Oriental, 16O