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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-30
IniSiJuiranoe,.
PEABoDY' INSURANCE COMFY
AT WHEELING. WEST VA.

~ ah11LA4NGt W1o4 Va
CAPITAL. s125, 600,
With the privilege Of Increasing the same 10
g. "a. DtRHuFoRa
v william liam Bailey. Alenso Iortns,
Andrew ]. PAnnel, James 7. Barnes,
AAs9nfy n sHIInn' Thomas Hughes
This Company having been in successful oper.
alton for nearly two Year, 10 prepared 70 take
risks ct tAlr rates on buildings Of all kinds, Mer.
chAndlse, Manufacturing Establishments, Rurni.
ture, Steamboats,, and cArgoee on the Western
on Dwellings and Stores, This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business men,
recommends itself 70 the favorable consideration
Of the insuring public, and eolicits their pRtrQ-
mage. Applications for insurance viii be prompt
y attended 70 attheif oflco, BA1LEY'S BLOCK
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ALoNzo LoRTN6, Vice PreS't
". Il 4. 4 4aNSW. SSSsSs's sse,y. janis
WEST va. INSURANCE COMFY
CAPITAL. ~ sleo.ooo.
Takes risks at the lowest tates on Buildings Of
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disc and Goods In tTfAhnit,
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one, No s N'Tuic House Block, Wheeling
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JACOB n. BICKKII, Vice Pres't.
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CAPITAL. y s12S, 900,
With the privilege q iIaasssseasInE the same TO
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ahegntelIig
Travellers Register.

THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1872.
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Sugar cured hams.
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NoRTHKasTBRN BAIL
Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York
D Welsh, Miss 'Burger. MIS- NJ Marscrer Mrs E
Paige. " Sanford, n Saltus, wife Cad two chill.
dreil. Miss Faw, Mrs Patterson, MISS Saltus; w
Tabb, Mrs Sanford. Miss K Darcy. MiSs
Monahnn Hall Thebdld Miss M Hogan. O
ID Heihi!ey Miss Tobln, Msi 0gier NJ Young.
Miss Howell G well, Miss K McGaw, Miss
Roberts, T W Bliss and son. Geo Ridgeway, W ID
warren, ] Siaubes DR. Leoov, !acEmsn.
and two cntldren, Miss Pratt, Lamb. Bal
lard and vile. TWO Master Bsllards, Pratt,
p Reals Mrs Beais. Miss Beas, Judsoo and
vile a X Phelps @ Knott. K Campbell, Olds.
Rischor W Nicholson, wife and Child, Green.
Mrs y N Earle, Mrs Henry. Mrs SteenEen and TWO
ch ldren, Miss 4 Bischnfi. Fredm re end wire, J
@ Mor1ett Mrs Hutchinson, Mrs Kent and child,
Densmore, u Ersklpe Sherwood, d Sioll, G
Wilson, Miss Aanlor. Mss NJ Eilard, Boyce.
I, NJ Falch @ Cooper. K z Elliott = ] CocRfe:d, w
Sullivan, Capt Berry and wife, J Gray, g Salteer,
Terry, c Soup"r, @ Seuper, B Close, DAILY, wife
and Child ] downing ] Ballard and wife. MRS
Vail. three children and nurse, Mr. McDougal',
wife and three children, Mrs Lamb and daughter.
Mrs Davies, three children and nurse, and 2s on
deck.
Per steamship South Carolina from New York
F G Carr, H l. Haw,el, mrI Canton. E Love.
land and wife, F Suly and WIFE Rev q Cornish, E
Beatiie VIM M:Nair, A Johnson, Cein. G Farrar,
novan. Mrs O'Neil wetmore and wife, Miss
Hoe. W K F. er Sara Egeetun-
Fer steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jack
sonvi lie. Fernandtna and Savannah-Mlss Mar
snail, Mrs Hare, Master Gary, A Ballard. wife and
two children. MIR Chadwick aud lady, Mr Rotch.
B Mitchell, Mas McD-wel, Miss StnuRhton. W
Smith and wife, Miss Rotch and maid, U R:ul,
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tow and wife, Miss Norcross, Mr. Steele, Lamb
and Wife, MISS Lamb, G Stevens, T ] Ballard
and wife. Geo Davis, DR. Bigelow and son, John
Downing, Mrs Grant, MISS Grant, Mr. Harper, and
10 on deck.
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto. Enter
prise, Rockville, and Way Landings-Col VIM
Whaiey, N Appleton, W Seahrook, 2 Bruns G
Pillsbury, E W N Mackey, N McManus, O Geraty,
W @ Smokey.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

Noon.-coasols 90. Bonds 90. -. ~,
Noon.-Rentes 64f CSC. g.,
EyenIng.-Money closed easy at 8a7; sterling
eX@9x; gold 1SH@l3k; Governments CLOSED
steady at Il advance. Soutnerns ouu ana SIeauy.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 4.
Eoon.-Cotton opened quiet; uplapds llal1Hd,
Later.-Cotton closed dull uplands lla11xd;
Orleans IL lXall1id sales 10000 bales specula.
tion and export 1000; nearly due from new
Orleans, llHd.
Noou.-Coston quiet; uplands 2sA; orleans
Eyeenlne.-Cotson quiet and unchanged; sales
Dapd; nsss ss1 sews saeS o. Sss %
22H; June. 2sHa231; July "a; Augass; S5s SeP'
I9X; December, 10 s,le, lsHc. u.u
Cotton dull; middllugs 23Na2ic; net receipts s6;
e'''S BALTIMORE, May 4.
Cotton quiet; middlings 2sHe: net rec ipts 1877
bales; gross 215; exports oosssWise s7 sales lso;
stock $50. 49,,
Cotton-net receipts 50 bales; exports coastWise
10; stock 26l6.
Cotton, net receipts 5o4 bales; exports coasLwise
80 ooee Awe SAVANNAH, May4.
Cotton, holders firm; net .ipts 4e bales; ex.
ports coastwlse 4sS; sales 23i; stock 1881:
AUGUSTA, May 4.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings 22a22Hc; sales Ss4
bales; receipts 81. ,,,,,
Cotton auIet; middlIngs 22Kc; net receipts ITO
'Aie0' 'A4'' s''' ''''> NEW ORLEANS Maya.
Cotton uulet and steadv; mlddiing 2Sc; net re.
ceipts All bales; gross 473; expor to Liverpool
ATS; Nsrvs, Russia, 2lOo: coastwise sl6; sales
A'''' ''o0 GALVESTON, May 4.
Cotton, net receipts 90 bales; sales 100; stock
sl2s.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Maya
Notwithstanding quiet. Cumberland cut, 30B.
NEW YORK, Nays
Noon-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
outlet and steady. Corn scarce and nrm. Pork
stead0 at sl3 87a!4. ! ard quiet and steady;
steam 9Hs9%c Turpentine irm at 56Hc. Rosin
weak at So 70a3 rs for strained.
Evening Flour shade nrmer anu 10 demand.
Wheat 1c better. orn inctive and unchanged.
Pork quiet and steady. Beef active but unchanged.
Lard quiet. Esvals and groceries quiet and
steady.
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NEW YoRK May 4.
for long time part ken of the general dull.
ness prevailing throughout the grocery trade,
pnyers adhering to the policy OF opera
ting closely. from hand to mouth, ,aaoIaD anu the
Holders of the stocks however, are, II anything,
a shade nrmer in their Views, and seem 10 anrihi-
pate an early increase OF the distribution. SALES
Of $50 bags kangoon at 6XsTKc. and 200 Patna
at7nc. Carolina Is a iltt e tame on the close on
ileas favorable accounts from the South.
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n q N A & D. L [ N E.
The British and North American 1E|EA
Royal Mail Steamships, between New sSa4Ssssa<
York and Liverpool, calling at Cork Hatpus
FROM NEW YORK.
CUBA, WEDNESDAY. May /.
SCOTIA, WEDNESDAY,. May 8.
JAVA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 10.
CHINA, WEDNESDAY. May 22.
RUSSIA. WEpNE DAY, May 20.
BATAVIA, SATURDAY. May s.
ALGERI =, SATURDAY, May II.
PARTHIA, SATURDAY May 49,
CALABRIA, SATURDAY. Ma. 70.
ABBYS>INI,. SATURDAY. June l.
And everv following Wtdnes lay and saturday,
from New York. s,oo
KAT. of Pa.sage-Cabin, $50, 500 and $3.50,
gold. according 10 accnmmo 'a'ion. Tickets tu
Paris sI5. gold additional Return TicEare Ga
favorable terms. ste rage, $50. currency:
Steerage Tickets from Liverpool and queens
town, and all parts Of Europe. at lowest rates.
hrough bills OF ladlng given for Belfast, Gas
cow, Havre Antwerp and otner rts on tnr Son.
linen and for Mediterranean pots. For neHht
and cabin passage apply a. the onpany's once.
No 4 Bowling Greeh; for steerage passage, at NO.
No. III Broadway, ri iy Building:
mchas CHAS. G. FRAHCKLYN, Agent.
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Cotton Markets.

ORANasBURG, May 4.
Sales during the week % bales. We quote !:
Ordinary 1sKc; low mldditng 2oxi mitdii g q e.
10 bales sold during the week. Market opened
on Monday at &C, and closed to day at 2lSc.
LAURENs, May 2.
oo,.o, oommonds on nenta
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Receipts per Railroad, May 3.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

$40 bales OF cotton, 1oS bbls naval stores, So
bales goods. 200 bols nour, cars stock. TO Eall.
& co, Geo II Walter & co. P A Chszal, Al Salinas,
@ Folin. " smith, WAGNER m0nsees,
O,Nell KIinck, Wickenberg CO. CaldWell SOD,
L D DeSsussure, Whilden Jones. R3bs'n,
r Kiep, Barden Parker. Bollmann Bros, Crane,
BoylstOn & co, Sell Foster, H Coba co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
,5b,,es cotton. $50 bbls naval stores, cars lum
her. mdse nc To G W Williams CO, Rtnaman
4 Howell, W Courtney i co, Frast, Adger &:'o
Whilden 4 Jones A ] Salinas, Pearson. Barden
Il Parker, @ Holmes, d Eoaugh, AdGer
CO. Ineraham L Son, Wm n Bird & CO. Railroad
Agent and Urder
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Kidder's EIectro-Magnetio
Batteries.

None but the Purest Drugs used, and satlsfac.
ton guaranteed, both as to price and quality.
orders are solicited from Druggists, Physicians
Country Merchants Planters and others. With
the assurance that they shall receive prompt
and careful attention. mcn7 6mOS
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Carolina, cay 80 tIerces at TX, 20 at ~, 80 az g.
a5 at sx. at &C a ft. We quote ommon to fair
at 7H@s; good sH@sh.
NAVAL sToRks.-rhere were no sales reported.
Crude turpentine may be quoted at 81 for vir.
gin; 1915 for yellow dip, and So 80 for hard.
fREIeHrs.-To Liverpool, eam direct, uomi-
aal on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York, xd on uplands, xd on sea Islands; by sail,
xd on uplauds, on sea islands nominal. To
asyre- on nplauds. Ooastwise-to New fork oy
,,e,m a. on upland, and - on sea Islands; 81 30
a s,erce On rice; by sail Nc q b on cotton; =
,,erce on rice; soc 2 barrel on rosn; $8 p n on
lom DER; $40 q n on timber. To Boston, by sail
xc q n on upland cotton; rostn 65c; resawed
tutr SO 5o@lo so; phosphate $b95 so. TO ProVl-
aence. by sail 50 q " on boards, &c = b on
cotton: BY steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
To Ph,la lelphis, by steam 81 q on cotton;
BY sail, SsR II on boards; 50 5o@lo on timber; %
uer ton on clay, and $sa$a 80 on phosphates. To
baltimore, by steam Kc q b by sail, $s So@7 q
II on boayds; ss@s so on timber; 80 20
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN de-
mand BY our merchants to take lumber freghts
from Georgetown, 8. O., Darlen and satilla River,
"a. and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports,
and slo@12 p N are the rates on lumber and
,oards.
Misunderstanding 60 day bills 22%.
.Doxssr1o ExoHANaR.-The banks purchase
sieht checks on New York al par, and sell at x@h
premium. Outside they purchase at from 1-l6@
Y p cent. premium, and sell at s.le@H premium.
. aoLD-llK@l2K.
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PORT OF BEAUFORT. S. @.

Cleared Anrit 23, bark Flora, Sharrar, for Lon
don, with phosphate rock
Arrived May l. schr Addle Fuller, Henderson,
with railroad iron,
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HARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, May 4.
Arrived, steamships Georgia and Rhein.
MEMORANDA,

The schr Emma Edwards, Lee, from George.
town, @, arrived at Baltimore May 2.
The schr Carrie Webb. Brewster, from George.
town, s q, arrived a. New York May 2.
The schr Sarah Davis, Cottrell, for George.
town, 8 q, cleared at Boston May l.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
CIGAR AND TOBACCO HOUSE
No. 80 KING STREET,
THREE DOORS SOUTH OF SOCIETY STREET.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Of all kinds
PIPES Of every quality.
Call and examine Stock before buying else
where.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER, Proprietor.
N B.-The Wheel OF Fortune constantly on
hand. Invest 25 cents and try your luck.
mch7 Dotw1yr
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oOMmERoIAL NEWS.
Exports.

u.v,n,-per schr Young Amerlca-62 bbls
en;ri,a tnrnentine. S8 bbls tar, $50 hhda SHOCKS.
'f NEW XuRK-Per steamship Manhattan oass s5
of sea island cotton, 963 bales upland cotton, u
Iierces OF RICE 2o5 bales domesucs anu sooHs, oso
ooa bIs rosin, 80 bales moss, 1904 boxes peas 2Sz
BALTfIoRs-Per schr Albert Thomas-s15 TONS
tons phosphate rock, 10000 feet lumber.
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POET CALENDAR.
N0ON,S PHAsRs.

New Moon 7sh. hours SO minutes, morning.
First Quarter 18th. 10 hours, 46 minutes, morn'g.
Full Moon. ed, hours, 40 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 29th, hours, SO minutes. morning.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON Nsw5.
SATURDAY EVENING, May 4. 1872.
CorToN.-This staple was In very limited re-
quest, the market showing quiet and duh aspect
with steadlness In good qualities, but easy rates
for lsw grades. Sales less than 100 bales, viz:
at 90, SO at Tx, at o. at 221<, at 22X, 10 at
FIX, 2 at 22K. We quote somewhat nominaIy:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to COED ordinary 20 @2lA
Low middltng. g................'..A g
Middling --La:s@
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New York Rice Market.

: Cotton commands 20 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-16

SNEAK THIEvEs.-Snsak thieves are
always mOst annoying in mid winter. On
Saturday evening last, the dwelling of Elias
Smith, opposite Bailey DsvsnpOrt's, Was
entered while the family we're visiting ct 9
neighbors next door. Entrance was effected
by means Of back door, which was left
unlocked. Some three dollars worth of
fresh groceries were carried off, sugur was
sprinklsd al! over the floor, and 9 psn Of
milk 6llsd with vinegar, after which the
jovisl scallawags beats retreat. The family
have been plundcred Of wood and coal for
some time past. Some boys living in the
nsishbcrhOOd are strongly suspected, and
some Of these days may find themselves
landed in the jail. Mr.. Smith is road mas
ter on the Rockford Road.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-16

SOLDIERS MoNrMENT.-The monumental
association of Scott county has made q de-
oision at last, a. to what their proposed me-
mortal shall resemble. The design adopted
is that Of Casoni & Isols, of New York; e
monument 2S4 feet high; the browning fig
ure is a statue of Victory. Estimated cost
is slO 900, $4,000 of which have been rails.
cd, and 81 900 are We, wanted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-16

ISTELLIGEST.-Ths Union, in iss Adver-
Using columns, this morning grAvely an
nouncss that Jacob Gegenheimer has
bought out "the iuteres. Of his partner, ia
cob Gegenheimer,' and will hereafter con-
iinus the butcher business bimself-whioh
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-16

A HAZARDOUS PLACE TO WoRK.-The
new bridge ia rather hazardous place for
workmen. Another severe accident &C.
Cured there yesterday. The wind was
blowing q perfect gale in the afternoon. A
man named Peter, Employed on the elevated
false work of span four, had just let go OF
q rope upon which he had been hauling,
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The men FASTENED down, picked him up,
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pain. The LIVER PILLS set in harmony
with the Magnetic Oil, stimulating the Liver to
a healthy actioa, siren gtheuing the digestive
organs, removing ohstruetens from the Liver
and Kidneys, cleanse the blood, and assist Ma
ture to throw off disease
The Magnetic Oil and Liver Pills are prepared
under the directsupervision of Dk. S. ROGERS
206 Dock Street, Philadelphia, and sold by
Druggists and dealers in Patent Medicines.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-16

ARRIVAL or WATER PIPEs-Four car
loads of piping arrived this morning, for
the Rock Island Water Works, and shipping
bills have been received for six more cars
nov on the way. Work on the trenches
was also commenced on Madison street. BY
a considerable force Of hands. All this be-
gins 10 look like business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-16

New RAILWAYS IN ILLISoIs.-ln the re-
port of the Railroad Com missioners Of Hi
nois, We end that the length of railroad line Q
in operation in this State lie: Single msiu
track. 3,73Os miles; double track, 793
miles; branches, 1904 miles siding and
other tracks. 5l7f miles. Total, 5,49Os.
The length Of line in operation July l, 1871,
was 4 549i miles, and between that date
and Dec. l, 1871, there had been in courss
Of construction and completed 94l miles ed
ditionsl. There was on Dec. /, 1871, in
course Of construction, bu. not completed,
l,2O8 miles which, when completed, will
make grand total Of G, 69es miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-16

LIVELY BUsINEss-Few railroads in the
country wear on, more iron in good cause
than the c., r. & P. At the end of the
year il had four passenger trains running
each way, per day. The number of regu-
lar freight trains was eight, making "a
trains per day both ways over the road.