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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintance of Mr.. and
mrs. MICHAEL COLLINS are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral or their daugl,-
ter, MANY ANN, at tllcir residence, on Ger
vais, between Lincoln and Gates streets, THIS
MORNING. at II o'clock
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From the ''Keg-Town'' section of our
County, have come number OF persons
who claim to be Ku Klux. Recent
developments have proven that all Ku
hiuX arc not Democrats, if some who
claim to be Ku Klux are not mistaken.
On the other hand, if it should be
proven that all Democrats are not Ku
Aiux, then some people shnnld acknow-
ledge they huve lied. = Carolina iSparton.
The Mississippi valley. unless this
waste destruction of forests) is checked,
will have i'll time the same record TINT
tells Of Greece, Arabia Petrie, and the
Holy Land. These were once as rioh.
fertile. and inhabitablo as our great
valley. md our grent valley, in n few
years, will be as those lands nre, dreary
waste. - Washington Capitat.
Tooth aud nail brushes Fights be-
tween women.
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The disingennous and persistent at
tempts OF the Radical leaders to smooth
their own way by advising the dissolu-
tion OF all other political parties. re-
minds us Of one of Carlyle's stories.
He says that during the French reyolu.
ton wood cut was issued representing
Q gonrmand convokipg the poultry Of
his barn-yard with this opening address /:
Dear fowls, hnve assembled YOU to
advise me- what aance T. shall dress yon
with" To which cook responding.
I'VE don't want to he eaten" was
checked by the remark, "You wander
from the point"
Gen. Grant hns at last achieved some.
thing little ont of the common limo.
La Boston he laid the corner. stone of a
building after the wall was all up. RAJ,
ior Grant.
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MARTIAL Law. San Francisco was
hred ny Incendiaries at five different
points on Friday night last. but. happily,
the attempts to destroy the city were dis
covered IN time and the incipient conha-
grations put out. From oil parts of the
country. indeed, come the reports that
incendiarles are at work, aud although
no attempt has, 80 far, boen made in our
CITY. we had better be on orr guard.
AN ounce Of prevention. says the pro.
verb "is better than pound Of cure. -
we would suggest martini law to the Pre-
sIdent, now that his hand is in.
Washington Patriot.
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CoNsIaNEEs PER YELLOW AND GREEN
LINES, VIA CHARLOTTE, Co1uMprA AND
AUGUSTA RAILROAD, COLUMBIA, October
Is. 1S7l.-C. T. Jackson, VaIlentipe &
Co.. G. and G. r. r.. Geo. Summers.
A. Singleton & Co., D. Mover, W. A.
Lambarker. Vance g. L., Cover, M. &
Co, J. N. Wilson, J. G. Hunter, Waller
d Bro. j. A. & ". II. Bailey, J. a. jar
rett. e. G. Evans. Lester & Bro, J. G.
Gross. Crayton e Son. T. NJ. Pollock.
Wright & Co., e. E. Zukell, Lorick &,
Lowrance, Agnew s. Son, G. B. Ram
sour, NJ. Bronden. G. A. Joaes, Jacobs.
8 & Co.. I. J. Jones. d. NJ. Ward &
Co.. j.. f. Whom. W. @. Wright. r.
King, jas. Carlem, VIM. Gorman, J. &
A. Oliver, Capt. Johnston, G. Follin. A.
}; Mclaughlin. J. & Il. Colt, 8. Priser.
+. " g.. Il. A. Waller, Williams, Black
d Co Joe Piim, J. A. Hendrix, ". H.
Haines. J. B. s., G. Mccoy, w. @.
Fisher. W. i. Sturgis, n. Mof1ntt, Cone
land & B.. FL May & hI., B. & X, A.
}. Floyd, s. Bord, j. Il. McCnllouoh
A. ". Tagert, J. M. Kinard, J. Hen.
dirk. Yore & Pate, j. Garrett, J. D.
Chalmers.
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6IsEsS & I'll PHIQ
s Tofefgal A9Aira. ~ {.
NOON DESQAn1HHa
NOON DISPATCHES.

VIOLENT SPEECHES ny PROMINENT FRENCH.
MEN-FRENcH EnEor1oNs, 40.
PARIS, October 24.-The Duke D'Au-
male has been elected President. Of the
General Council from the Department
OF the Disc. NJ. Lookroy. from the De-
partment Of the Seine, made motion,
to-day, in favor Of amnesty for, Oommu-
niets. He said Bonapartists intend to
agitate the Impeachment Of the Govern
ment on the 4th of September. dissolu.
tlon OF the National Assembly aud pie.
o.sc'tun' to decide the future form OF
Government,
Paris. October 25. Prince Napoleon
made a violent political speech at Aiaccio.
yesterday.
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OFFICIAL liAFFLE NuMBEns Charleston Chari.
ttbie Assoc alton, for benefit Free School rnud;
hAFFLE CLASS No. 1871 1forning-N Nc;nbrr "a
v 38-78. .12-5-52-4G 31-34-73-43-7
Witness my hap.l.t Columbia. thln .5, u dav
" Cc'nncner, 1871. FEM PECK.
ocl 80 Sworn Commissioner
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Bulbs.

a&SJAlNG BULBS, OF -
~ Single and Double IL, acinths.
hM gln aud Double rnlips
Crucns-iluo inixell varieties
Tni,ahtnnc ~, Narcisslis. mixt,l, all ,lors.
Hyac.nlh Glasses. for sale ut
Or. MIOT'S,
oct ~ Drug and Chemical Store.
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! N1GHT-DEsPAFOHEs..,~-

r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
r. New sYnRKr.fD 9befm25. There is
fRreat difficulty iii gstting.a jupys.iR the
Rosen weig case.
i5r BALTMoRE, October 25.-A resolution
| wns offered by the committee that any
yariatiop from the standard prayer-book
-is unlawful, wliioh lays over, under the
rules.
SAN FRANu1soo. October 25.-Fires are
raging in coast Counties from Los Anee-
los, Northward. The Peoples Insurance
Company, of San Francisco. has cps
s. Brown. q native Of Cinthyana, KY, !,
suioided to-day. Cause domestic trou-
bles. i, i !.
WASHINGTON. October 25.-Mails have
been ordered from New Orleans to Ha-
vana and Snntander, Spain and the Bay
OF blscay, by the steamships Germania,
Saxonia aud Van Dalia, of the Hamburg
and American steam packet company,
commencing November l. Single rate
Spain now go uid Belgium or England.
Probabilities-The pressure will pro.
badly continue to fall from Now Eng
land to the South Atlantic, with cloudy
weather; partially cloudy weather, with
light local rains in the Gulf States. The
low pressure in Iowa will probably move
Southeast to Kentucky mud Eastward,
with brisk winds in Southern Illinois;
fresh South easterly winds on the lulkes,
followed by IA Northwest wind in the
upper lakes.
Land patents have been issued to the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company for
the second section of twenty miles, the
commissioners having reported it com
plete aud fully equipped as o first class
road. &
Four cadets have been dismissed from
West Point for hazing.
CHARLESTON, October 25.-Arriycd-
brig L. L. Squire, Boston.
CHARLESTON, October 25,-One fever
death in the last twenty-four hours. iss !,
KNOXVILLE, October 25.-James H.
Cowan, prominent merchant, of the
Old firm OF Cowan .& Dickinson, died to-
day; ngedsseyenty two years. l
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.Auct1on @ales.

.AucE1on. 5ales.
Sale on Account Of United States Government
BY D. 6. PEIXOTTO & SON.
THIS MORNING; }2Gth instant, at 10 o'clock
evil sell, at our suction store without
reserve, on account Of the United State g
Government: 7I145 '-'' !.
so barrels PORK. - ~
IL barrels Flour.
800 lbs. HARD Bread.
Terms cash IN United States currency
Goods to be removed Immediately after sale.
Oct 70 v1E'Hi7 -'72 III 'i'''-. :. I
Desirable Real Estate at Auction.
D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers.
ON MONDAY MORNING, tho eth of Noyem.
Der next, in front OF the Court House in this
city, will sell, ct public auction 91
That very eligible BUILDING LOT. on
Richardson street, directly South aid adioin-:
ing the site OF Nickerson Hotel containina
aity-two feet, six inches, more or less, On
niahardsqn street, running back 165 feet,
more or !iessi rear measurement fifty-six feet,
more or less. :'''S-. .e'-''
~ tha saiiia tin G Enti i;;soe, six LOTS, con.
tanning hfty acres each, of eplendid wood.
lands, ten miles East OF Columbia, and form.
erly known as tho ''Percival Steam Mil
Tract" .iii T'I Tr! II -
Terms cash. Tho. above property .oan be
treated for privately prior to day Of sale.
r1rchasers u to pay me for papers and stamps.
Oct 2G ]. ". PARKER.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 25.-
Columbia Hoiel-J. s. Glenn, s. C.,:J.
P. Baldersted, Philadelphia; w. II. Plea.
SAINTS, Richmond; ". e. Walter, e. P.
Letrin, Chester; A. L. Evans, Marion !:
Mrs Stees, Darlington;; II. w. High,
Wilmington; j. B. Ezell aud wife, CITY:
A. d. Seward, E. a. Palmer, u. s. A. !:
~. u: Bonham,i iEdgefield;. McNamee,
Mr. Abrahams and wife. J. s. Halifax.
N.ae7f,; w: s. Floyd. Mrs. and Mrs.
Spence. Baltimore; J. P. Gibbs, T. r.
Egle2ton|J j. M. Carson, 2. Dufie, G.
~. Penbertonc Charleston;l Q. Berklsy,
* Csal,v.l Hytel "a. q. wilkins, Chester: !:
A. gossely4, Hope Station; w. G. Mere.
:ditlf, s. Land. Grcenville; w. G. Harri-
son, ,Strother;5J. W. Evane, Alston: J.
7. Flanigan, Fairfield; w. Fl. McLeslsy,
4, w. Ooogler, G. & O. r. RIO. Bidel.
j.. Gray. s. O.; J. u. Barnett, city; J.
Nv. Sartor, Union: j. Stanler, Shelton.
Nickerson House-B. Dresser. J. ".
Williams, Md; A. J. Wright, Lake City:
". Merchant. Edgefield: j. b. S,arke.
Missouri; w. r. Kline, Chester; ii. p.
Adams, Marion; r. Beckham, Lancas.
ter; j. j. Convoy, New Rochelle.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YORK, April II.
Yesterday, ut the Catholic Church ST.
Mary, at Williamsburg, there was mar
row escape from terrible tragedy. A
procession Of young girls, each carrying
lighted taper. entered the church, while
the priest was baptizing number Of con.
verts, when suddenly the flame of q can.
die held by one Of the girls set fire to her
veil, and the flames spread from veil to
veil, until some lwelve Of the children
were on fire. Happily, through the pres.
ence OF mind Of those present, the flames
were extinguished before the girls were
seriously burned.
At q meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Texas Pacific Railroad Company, for the
purpose Of electiug directors, Marshall
O'Roberts occupied the chair. A resolu.
ton was adopted, postpOniDg the election
for directors, till meeting be called by
the President, after fifteen days notice
is given in apaper in New Orleans, Wash.
ington, Memphis, Philadelphia, New
York, and also notification by mail 10 each
stock holder. The Treasurer was order.
ed to invest 100000 In government
bonds, or make deposit drawing inter.
est, before the meeting. The treasurer
issued receipts for 10 per cent premiums,
paid on subscribed stock.
The Coroner yesterday held an inquest
on the body Of man, who fell dead Sat.
urday evening, at corner Of Goth street
and 4th avenue, The body was identified
as that Of Rev. Jas. Brady, Of Saginaw
City, Michigan. Sometime since, Mr..
Brady was appointed by the Methodists
Of his own State, as their missionary agent
to the Chippewa Indians He was on his
way 10 Washington to have his appoint.
ment confirmed.
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

Geo. ". Atkinson has been appointed
and confirmed postmaster at Kanawha
The mills and other buildings of the
West Castleton, Vermont Slate and Rail.
road Company were destroyed by fire
Saturday night. The mills were operated
for saving and marbelizing slate for man.
tells, billiard tables, &c. A large amount
Of manufactured goods and machinery
were burned. Loss $4,000; insurance
about $4,000.
"A fire at Rochester, MINI, Sunday,
burned the American House. Loss $1,000,
partially insured.
Henry Harris, (colore0 has been con.
victed Of murder in the first degree at
Marion, Ark, for killing ]. B. Crockett,
grandson Of Davy Crockett, some months
since.
The Massachusetts, Sixth regiment
will celebrate the anniversary OF their
march through Baltimore, on Wednesday,
the 10Th inst, at Boston, by parade and
q review by the Governor and Mayor, and
a dinner at Fanueil Hall.
-Four men were drowned on Thurs.
day last, at Santee City, Wisconsin, while
trying 10 run q raft under q bridge.
Names not given.
The house of Matthias Karle, at Ger.
mantowp, Illinois, was burned on Friday.
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schurz' Advice to the Germans.

Senator SCHURz addressed German
Republican mass meeting at Washington
Saturday night, and in the course Of his
remarks said:
u have always counseled the Germans
to follow the admonitiOns Of their own
consciences. am called an independent
Republican, but there is a great difference
between an independent Republican and
a Democrat. l have opposed the Chiel
Executive because 1 believed that the
measures taken by him are not in accord
with the Republican party. l am going
to continue an independment man in puF'
suit of Republican principles, and what
have done myself l have advised my
German friends to do. These principles
to-day ejust as firm in my heart as they
were fifteen years ago"
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New YORK Live Stock Market.
NEM YnnK. Anil II.

NEW YORK, April II.
CATTLE-With the fine, cool weather
and light run of stock the markets have
improved. The total number OF beeves
was $500, with 1900 10 day, IA cars at
Tooth street, 63 at Weehawken, and 43 al
Communipaw. The market improved
and closed strong at fully the rates OF last
Monday and rather higher. Yesterdays
sales were not as good, but there Is moth
ing left; the range was from 12a15c with
good average quality, 100 Illinois good
Il cwt, sold at lac; 05 Missouri, 1850 lbs
at 7sc live weight; "a Ohio, ST cwt, al
13tal5ci 90 Illinois, It Cwt, at 12ia14tc
averaged 1S4c.
SnEEr-Receipts $4,000; 4,5OO to-day
Trade good-all sold and prices 4aiC
better, wool sheep selling at Casio
clipped, 5a7C. Some extra lots Isold al
0c, Pennsylvania wool sheep, 146 lbs
went at SIC; one car, 90 lbs, clipped, &c
one car, 80 lbs, Ohio, sic. Spring lambs
arc scarce; Jerseys sell at 19a20c.
HoGs-Rcceipis Q, 400 for the week, and
$500 to-day. After declining &c during
the week, they have now recovered the
decline, ruling at 6sa6i Ior live, and Sta0
for dressed,
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FINANCIAL.
7-3O GOLD LOAN
or TUE
Northern Pacific Railroad
FINANCIAL.
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

The bnildlng OF the Northern Pacific Railroad,
(begun July lasO, Is being pushed forward with
great energy nom both Gxtremitles Of the line,
Several thousand men are employed In Mime
sofa and on the Paciac coast. The grade Il
nearly completed 200 miles westward from Lake
Superior; trains are running over 1870 miles Of
finished road, and track.lAying Is rapidly pro-
crossing toward the eastern border Of Dakota.
Including its purchase OF the St Paul & Pacific
Road, the Northern Pacific Company now has
as miles Of completed road, and by September
next this will be Increased TO at lGist 500.
A GOOD INVESTMENT. Jay Cooke q Co.
are now selling, and unhesitatIngIy recommend
as Profitable and perfectly Safe Investment, tho
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds Of the
Northern Pacific railroad Company. They have
10 years to run, bear Seven and ThTee.Tenths
per cent gold interest (morc than sper cent. cur.
reneY) and arc secured BY first and only mortgage
on the ENTIRE ROAD AND ITS EQUIPMENTS, and
also, as fast as the road Is completed, on
$4,000 ACHES OF LAND 10 every mile Of
track, or 500 Acres for each $1,000 Bond. They
are exempt from U. i. Tax; Principal and In
terest arc payable In Gold; Denominations:
$40 1000.
arc at all times receivable at TEN PR CENT.
ABOVE PAR, In exchange for the Company Lands,
at their lowest cash price. This renders them
practically LNTEREsr BEABING LAND WARRANTS.
SINKING FUND. The proceeds Of all sales Of
Lanus are required 70 DO devoted TO the 70 purs
chase and cancellation OF the First Mortgage
Bonds OF the Company. The Land Grant OF the
Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres. This I'M
mense Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel the
principal OF the Company's bonded debt before
1t falls due. With their ample security and high
rato OF Interest. there is no Investment acce6si-
bic to the people, which Is more PROFITABLE on
SAFE.
EXCHANGING u. s. PIYH.TWESTIES. The
success Of the new Government per cent Loan
will compel the early surrender Of United States
6per cents. Many holders OF FlYe.TWentles are
now exchanging them for Northern Pacific
SeYen.Thlrties, thus realizing handsome proht,
and greatly increasing their yearly income
OTHER SECURITIES. Al marketable Stocks
and Bonds will be received at their highest cur
rent price In exchange for Northern Pacific
seyen'Thirties, EXPRESS cHAR0Es on Money or
Bonds received, and on Seven. .ThrtIes sent In re-
turn, will DO paid by the Financial Agents. Full
Information, maps, pamphlets, otc, can bo OBJ
tAlned on application at any agency, or from
the undersigned. For saleby
JAY COOKIE SS co.,
PHILADELPHIA, New YoRK, WASHINGTON,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
DyBANKs and BANKERS generally through.
'''''' '' r. cRANcLE,
aps President City Bank.
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WHEELING, w. VA, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IS 1871

case Of the Alabama has always
created a feeling ofinsecurity in England,
and has demoralized American politics.
We think that the arbitrators will
aequit England of the responsibility for
the deeds of the Alabama" The
Tines adds that "the Alabama was
partially fitted out at Azores, and hence
Portugal Is liable to our experience" !"
The Tines evidently is not sanguine as
10 an immediate settlement Of the ques-
ton, for it warns the British public that
1t Is very uncertain whether the treaty
will be ratified by the American Senate.
The demonstration at Hyde Park
yesterday in favor of the Paris insurgents
was O failure.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, April II.
Gold opened at 11O9 and closed firm at
110f. Loans 1a2 and 8 per cent. Clear
ances 100000. Governments opened
firm OF closing quotations Of Saturday; at
the close the market was strong and
higher. Stocks buoyant and higher; the
features were Pittsburgh, New York Cen.
tral, Lake Shore and Ohios. Pittsburgh
sold up to 1913 on rumors Of scrip divi-
dend Of 80 per cent and n lease 10 the
Pennsylvania Central. Dealings were
also prominent in st. Paul and Union Pa.
cifc. Among miscellaneous stocks Pa.
cific Mail was the feature, advancing to
Az, with large dealings. New York Cen
trail and Hudson stock and certificates arc
strongin anticipation of an carly adjourn.
ment OF the Albany Legislature. Adams
Express strong, selling to 7s. Market
closed buoyant. Money ruling at 0 per
cent. State securities dull on everything
excepting Tcnnessees and new South Car.
olinas, which arc very active, the former
advancing tat. Sterling exchange, bank
0rpi 1,iild IN
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April II.
CorToN-Dull; middling 14c.
FLoUR-Dull; family 50 35a6 As.
GRAIN-Wheat dull at 81 37a1 3S
Corn quiet and unchanged. Rye firm a
81 05a1 OF. Oats steady at 54a57c.
OrLs-Linseed oil higher at 81 GOAL 09
Lard oil quiet at 0sca$1 90.
EGGs-13ta14c.
CHERsE-Steady; new factory 16c.
SEEDs-Clover seed dull; declined tC
9!a10c.
PRov1sIoNs-Pork dull; offered at $40
Lard dull at lie. Bulk meats dull; shoul
ders G4a6ic, loose; OAc packed; sides, Sc
Bacon shoulders, 7ic; clear rib, o.
clear, 10c.
WIIsKY-Firm at SEC.
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TIE phrase "Darkies," as'appliOd To
the race Of colored citizens, may answer
well enough for the pot.houSe and fish
market, but is scarcely in place when so
fiippantly employed by the dignitied
Judge Thurman, Of Ohio, in the Senate oI
the United States A candidate for the
Presidency should be more choice In his
language-PhR. Pres.
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JAPAN.
A Ku-Klux Outrage in Yeddo.
A.. Nr- IN :.

New YORK, April II.
A correspondent writing from Yeddo,
Japan, says: "a most startling political
tragedy occurred in this city on the 27th
February. About one O'Clock in the
morning the residence of Hiroshima Hiski,
a Sargi and member orthe highest board
oil the government and one OF the most
distinguished and enlightened progressive
men in Japan, was broken open by a band
of armed men, who forced their way to
the chamber where the Sargi was sleeping
and cut him to pieces with their swords,
His house stands in the heart Of YeddO,
and within few rods OF one Of the gard
ed gates leading to the Mikado's Castle,
but the assassins succeeded in escaping
before the alarm could be given. The
assassination was inspired, undoubtedly,
from political motives.
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THE New CoNsoLa-A subscription Of
ten millions to the new per cent consols
was received yesterday at the Treasury
Department from a house in St. Peters.
burg. 1t was accompanied by an appli.
cation for an agency for the loan. This is
the first subscription from Europe, and
will do pretty well Tor beginning.
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Mississippi Steamer snagged and Sunk

3lAI-'IR HISI 4APII IT.
The steamboat ]. s. Durham, from
New Orleans, struck a snsg at 3 o'clock
Saturday morning, just below Little Rock,
and sunk in thirteen feet of water. No
lives were lost. The Celeste came down
to her the same morning, and took off the
passengers and cabin furniture. Her car
60 consisted of one hundred sacks of salt,
and about fifty tons OF sugar, coffee, moIas-
ses and merchandise, The whole value
Of which will not exceed $4,000. The
boat was built here last year, by the Mem
phis & Arkansas River Packet Company,
at cost of S2l 900, and insured in Pitts
burgh Offices for $4,000.
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New York DIV Goods Market.

New York, April II.
Market not so active us last week, yet
prices do not vary materially. Granite
vile E E brown cottons, reduced to lie
and Augusta t do to tic; fancy prints are
steady; shirtings, steady and in request Al
22iC; mouse dGlaines in moderate demand
at 1sc; ginghams, best makes 15c, ant
Glasgow lSc; heavy brown drills 12la1Sc
and standard brown sheetings at 12a12tc
New York mills, 2lc; Red Bank 10c.
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NEw YORK, April II.
CoTToN-Dull; middling upland l4lc.
FLouR-Steady at 50 45a6 20 for ship.
ping extras.
GRAN-Wheat, steady; red and amber
81 62a1 65t. Oats, G5a69c.
PRovlsEoNs-Lard, firmer seller May
11Rc; June 11ic.
EGes-14al5c.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April II.
FLoUR--Steady; family from extra
spring wheat, s. 90 ares.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; red western
81 Gal 05. Rye and oats unchanged.
Corn dull; mixed western, 7Sa75c; yellow
79c.
PRov1goNs-Very dull.
WHIsKY-No change.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-18

STATE BoNDs-Missouris, 03; Tennes.
sees, old, GOs; new, GOt; Virginias, new,
u; old, II; North Carolinas, old, 49, new,
25.
Western Union Telegraph, 5si;
Adams Express n; Wells, Fargo s
Co.. At; United States, AT; American,
4SR; Pacific Mail 45t; New York Cen
tral, 1901; do scrip, OCT; Erie, cot; Harlem,
l9t lS7ti Reading, / 1lOSFi Michigan. Central,
Pacc, Eid So; EofihTestaTn sa o.? 10 OSr pFoi
ferred, OF; Rock Island, 1i2I; New Jer.
sey Central, 1901; st. Paul, G2a; do pre-.
ferred, III; Wabash, Get; do preferred, 80;
Fort Wayne, 0St; Terre Haute, 90i;
Chicago s. Alton, 11S; Ohio s. Nissis.
sippi, 534; Cleveland, Columbus & Gin
cinnati, 90; Burlington s. Quincy, 159;
Lake Shore, 1861; Indiana Central, 1881;
Illinois Central, 1876.