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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12
OppressIon Of Chinese IN Cubo.


HAVANA, February 10.AThe official
Gaaette puhlishes additional orders regard
ing the Chinese In Cuba. For the present
all applications Of Chinese for permits to
change their residence or become Spanish
suhiects will not be entertained. The
government Also refuses TO grantpassports
TO free Cinnamon who may be desirons 'ol
leaving the country. Cinnamon found
without police documents, from whateyeI
cause, viii be sent to the government
yardsor deposilories and there be com.
pslled TO work at forced labor. The
measure is intended for the sole benefit O
planters who thus obtain cheap labor a
very low rates. The measure will alsC
tend to lessen the number Of Chinese va
grants. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12
pHlLADEIPHIA

PurLADELPHIA, February 11.--m the
Court OF. Quarter Sessions to-day deci-
sion was rendered refusing TO rule for the
trial and oyerruling the motion in arrest
or Judgment in the case Of Joseph +.
lianer, tor delaulting while city treasurer,
and Charles T. Workers, broker; Manner
being sentenced 70 pay d fine Of two hun.
ired thousand dollars, with imprisonment
lin the Eastern Penitentiary by separate OF
solitary confinement AZ labor for fouI
years and nine months; Workers to pay
i've hundred dollars, with like imprison,
ment for q term Of two years and NINE
months. fi'o ~ sa's '4'ii5 (, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12
THE CAPITAL.


Complaints AbOut the Public Rrint-
11g-.A Resolution Of Inquiry N the
crStic ess camnssPshiIca,,nn ~ sne - gs1O- no
ports Esuspende cd for Want or Pa
\ per. - - "
Special Telsgramto the 1ntelllgeneeF. lt, Wv
/ CHARnEsToN, w. Va, Feb. 10, 1879. q
There has been a good deal Of talk here n
to the effect that the prices charged by
the Public Printer are IN excess Of the
rates fixed by law, and the complaints
have not been confined, 70 one party:
Yesterday a Democratic member in the
House pf Delegates ia ,iatroa ucedSa resolui
tion in9uhing into the charges CHI made for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12
ROME.

Ro1E, February General Sherman
and Lieut.. Grant are expected here to-day
to remain about ten days. They theI
proceed to Naples. where they will re-
embark on the United States fleet under
Admiral, Olden. E,5Tf77 - -
The Mazzinians made q public demon,
stration to-day to celebrate tho anniyersa,
ry Of the proclamation Of tho Roman Re,
public in 1S49. The proceedings were
orderly, and no attemptto interfere with
them was made by the authorities. 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12
IRELAND.

DUB1IN, February 1O:-Kelly has been
setenced TO fifteen years imprisonment at
hard labor for killing Policeman Blanner.
hasset. " Z f' TT. ''' N, H
Mr.. Honolulu is the candidate elected
to the House Of Commons from Kerry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12
The treaty for Canadian Indepen.
IN dence Denied. tiflEs

NEW YORK, February 10.-A special to
the Herald from Quebec says that Mi.
Langyine, Minister Of Public Works, de.
mics. the truth of the rumor rs to the
treaty ofseparation between Great Britain
and Canada. Lieut.. Gov. Balleau and
Premier chanreau also make the same
denial. Wda Il ''' 7Ts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12
MOundsvlIIe Behaving Like a New

N Ess Born Babe. nns,,, 81 N
From the National & Era. l3 w Is @
3 The Legislature aud the Convention
have taken several Of our both useful and
useless citizens from town, so that Mounds.
vile breathes like q new born babe, and
stretches out Its limbs as ii II meant 10
take u new start in tue race Of life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12

CHARLESTON.

A Nuisance in the senate-Ano.her
Nuisance Who is Not In the Sem
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12

How the Free schools are 10 be De.
stroyed-A Nice Little Scheme of
Some West'ViTEinIa'H II OldeTs.OfVIT-
gina Bonds-The War on ,Goy-
eTnOF Jacob.s - * sstE z n III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12

sion eighteen days, and nothing Of any
Importance has rs yet been done The
sct Is there arc, too many great men (in
taeir own estimalion) In the Convention.
Almost every member has 4 constitution
ascheme Of his own, and, as q InRtter ol
course, thinks 1t much better than that Of
any one else, because he hos provided b
ieplace in u for himself Y irhe conse.
quenCc Of all this is that the committees
have found great difficulty in arriving at
my conclusion. The whole business
Hung fire in the committees for fifteen or
sixteen dayshelore any report whatever
was made, The Democracy are not BY
any means harmonious upon any ol the
leading features OF the Constitution
Lhere will be q lively time over the Judi
q! SIal system and the school question
There are good many Of the old +. f
VS. In the Convention, and they all fayol
return to the old county court sys,
!em. These same men are also opposed
Nthe Tree school system, and not having
manhood enough to attack 1t al
teCtly, propose TO give Il q fata
sao Indirectly, so the committee 10 whom
sae subject was referred, have reported II
isVor Of abolishing the officer Of Genera
supefintendent OF free schools, and dc
SSolVlng his dntieO upon the Secretary o
olSte' Now, although our people pav
auS more taxes towards the support of ire
;SlI schools than Tor any other purposeS al
"'u' these men would cut OF the heai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14

l9leLs' 10 -'''
There "s been active demand for s future prices advanced
S al evening ser p November 9lec 1eoo
c -o ls9l6e ~ at esei Deeeiaoei lT' a. a'j sa91sp
- 5 - lg.c Ma 81 q Al Idle 200 ~ h 5l6e total $40
es SAL. ay up 20 p nNovembe so al 10 li-l6e Gst
" .tis I5ist 40 at is.e, Ts i95 500 ig. 40
Sloe 20st 5te lgai ]: lOf ~, ~ iSs t ~ %
c % % i6e. 100 a. lsc1 200 a. 10 7,se 40 a. re go
a. sl- 10 6c ol December at oej 10? Jsna'Iy az
together; January 90 a. &C. go al 10 Lice O9 st lo!e
is b. .05 ,Is Bic ioop, 5c j. i5se March isoi
Ig eg A. isa soo AZ 70 Lite 100 at l9c e 100
l5 80 q s APhl 81 A y ~ 80 A VS. i IL IS ~ - Il
o. 100 l9C 40 ats 7l6c total 1890 bae5' grand total
OPPgEPsaang auction se Of Friday the market Tor Rio
but gold. No sales
d Jo0 ois about LOO bsgs ko disposed Of at prices
t2yE SSO ,5e o re ron sa @ 3 sp Ss,7 J. Psy grades
'i a mo- o act sSe nd steady for Shipping E1ifas super
sort asve low and medium Winter wheat Byirss heayyi
Ss s Ss 9grTe .oo IS S and s 55 %oerr al scout
s s'5 55,' bal. .. sssissa S Sa2'
So.. i8S 81 90, QUO -, ana Me- 81: io@ 90
s..s. oi.ss &c S p One Ono R Is soo6 sl 81 ''D
= ss3S s1 s1 S ;s8 ONE b llss. rs. 10
m ;So ssS..... 200 9Oo 6sio LAD 500
sooe,' ,S - 90 81 oo' Gs si snas 90 S2 s S 3.
"a o;s Sonl, s 81 Louis Double Eis 30 IS
aH '@ % g. sSs B IaS Srs I'D s 5 IL GO
,s. our dun and Tor The Low and Medium Extras The
so ~ ttbe close the maksts active and sieser sales
~ We no teoresoup Mirdio Good SAP IS 500 SC 10
a. rs dGeorgetovu. EEtra ana Family sg 2 .,
leh b CoSa ~. sweFsae................... i0e ego
i.soas 6sgsa BIlrt...'...........'.'''.. 9g %
5io BO-se s'1 FS,;;:. S S %
J 10 '1 esi, ,ss 3D. pleSy arm sales Of $50 bb
................... 80 sssss
is5 I'D ID g Vf bsfsi; sales Of 80 b6 We quote:
80 a wel q g &C. 9 Cora Nss ds - 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDvRsDAY Nov 3-BEgvBs-Afys rclulng few vester1y
% Comuuuipav ami 10 az O1ehlnlrdh st. hr9st goa
sher stronger prices Illinois q cwL. far flesh selling al
lc thnush, l1 ID at lI4c, ~ 10 per c" aha cara ~
Cherokees, Z cvt, a. lO9IOtc So, v...,.r.
SuREP Receipts cars o. ST. a. FOR
? COmmunpfw making 3lo5 aiter 1o't ,sua'
rather extra i4n'S "us a. '"f
Sgs by Hume Elliott: Canada sheep 40 D. at e-i s d.
iiC N "a W Ohio O. N. a. Gle; 40 o Oh end W To- tbci D.
stat lambs. 6 H. lc lUi doe b. &c 20 tauada 70 10 DC, All
KioT o i5 Nehsn sheer IS NJ ,t6.c 80 Crsda l2o 70 7e
10 lambs 81 10 and lJ tanAfs lS0bi D. al
McGraY sold 10 State lsnbs o. 70 a. tic ~
Lsrh Harnes sO 2a Aclgau sheep 81 h. Fl,e a1d f4'
KssI Co. soii 25i Ohio sheer 80 70 a. cic.
Juij Bgcfinghsm sold ? Ohio sheen, I'll 10 Of asc
j. a. Picok col 90 Ohio sheep Of 81 ID al bc US OF 9i 10 al'c
sni 1873 o. % p a. ic.
HoGs-A.er arv4s 357T YESTERDAY there @ came ia TO-
it-6 casa Iotetu.s and 70 60 COnmulp4 Tic m1rsc' @
n rliL broken reterfs sul there mendug TO-DAY
quoted a. 5aate: heavy dressed those J To-
Ohio .lG5s D. al Sc sca 2ls D. sc, sed cars 2iods'5 d. At
5l.G;
BrYpAto nov 9-CArrLr-Reoeo to-day l752 head mailing
la t,. fupuiy week tjus $685. bad or III ears ain
lie last Ve-s. M'f-ci Ie NOR 'iAn
esterlay good cattle selling a. an advance % ~ ,
medium aud common boAnE az {e.cfu L, aooaS az
head disposed Of 40 .oows: l5 Otlo st' In. o
6lt 81 50 20 ll3f Steers titIs iy-l
TO 80 To- Al 55G56 6'i 10 Csui1 stcs Raging if. 'i 10
s2j H. "a ia IS II: % steers fvtt gng Low ~ ~
81 O 70 Acbean steers ranging ll8 TO ll %, ~ loG
cor tle 90 Lsai against 94J heal Tor t sAh
time last vek Market opened dull and heavy % IT, OF non t
weeks closing prices pens ven tet buyers bona Of e, o '
Canada Steep r3ngrg on 8 10 Oi5 al - Jc9' 20 J' alt "a
sGcop and Limbs 9 No. 81 81 b ~ 'naia Lni
from 20 81 TO- at - 81 GA i.1lsaa Sae rlnsaS ' o. 80
Ho-Eeea9ts ioda 100 bead making he ur?y fT The vel
.s fr p head sglist q Che time si esh d
dead OCH The a-1ly Il obtaining c-i 10y .ll 'n
la ar al IT, y crt A. clos $50 head lad ben odd
lut ast 10 reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14

The stockholders Of the Third-aye. Railroad Company
held their annual meeting TODAY and reelected the ola
Board of Directors, a. follows Robert squres, william
Remsen, Benry r. Remsen, Henry Hart, Peter McMar-
Tin Matby G. Lane, John b. Hobby. William j. Vaen-
tine. Slyanus s. Riker, sylvester r. Comstoek' Henry
Smith Jonathan Thorne, James BOorman Johnston Ihe
old officers were also reelected by the Board-Mr'
Robert squiros President, and Mr.. Charles s. Arthur
Secretary.
Tho GcrmaDia Insurance Company VIII pay al losses
Ia cash from its surplus fund, and continue business with
AN unimpsired capital and surplus fund amounting, to-
gether. 10 ss2LOOo
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Pennsyl
vana 6 los; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 26 Read
iug Railroad 81; Pennsylvania Railroad &C. Cold l3a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14
TIE STATE or TRADE.
grRf EtSF NAsKelA

Lovnov nov i}li;3 m-Consols Opener y 'f money ana
q, or American securities cg Unie1 $50
~ Stv o0ds 5.s oC; 1905. 24. TeaOes, a. he' FSs''
I'll EHe Rs. wy shares go c..--, ,...,, Ma,
nir, TrI,r1s ell ? ,. lurg Orleans, lo.t ar
u3 Nov III D. 1aVglsl states PiyetEeny bora, zoos
old 90 1908 ~. - .....,.
IvFRPooL Nov. l}i3 p. Cotton CUE. aal steady
I!vgEPsoL. Nov. 49, ?. m.-Brs.0s IS sr' dull
IoSpos Nov 1874 rR,Gna pe.ioirua l5si gallon Tai.
4s q cvL . ...
LJSDlN Nov lS C0nso1 and American securities closed IN.
eisngaj. Ere Railway share o3i
~. -lteates closed 81 iti zoe
Tys l3sfp lCoiOn closet unctr-!i TIE sslt, Of
tie III bi, 1900 bales including 2J .Ir 'rt
fos1~ Sr Susr 81 O115 q cWL lJr No. IL Dutch StsadTd
cnla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14

Railroad bonds actively traded In and the late
prices as rule were not fully sustained. The follow
inc are the bids to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14
COTTON MARKETS

GavKsToS Nov l3Coi,on steady Good Ordinary 6el6lc net
receipts 1913 bales eKpoftsto the oonnent 80 bales
81 bales sales today go bales last evening future delivery 2VO
bales stock, % $50 baleA
MoBLE Nov lCoon fn and advanced Good Ordinary HE
Low MdilnEs lie Mddngs sic net receipts 40 bae
pocoatNe $50 bales sales 900 bales stock 1885 bales
WLNS6ToS Nov 3-C0on hmi hhdlngs. l3lc net receipts
$50 bales eIPorseoasvise, baes sales lS bse stock D. ~
bales
AUeu'rl Nov l9ccon fr@ in good demands Middhng'. 7lS
Zee receipts l,tj3 bales; sales l.O82 bales -
Nov. lj-COttOu duli Mddhng Ne receipts bO
bales shipments, 80 bsles. -
TEvOaIrASs Nov l3Cotton in good dmpd and stronger
Ordinary i7to; Low Midng l8c Mddlngs, ssc net re-
$40 bales gross 3g9 bales sales today 10" bae' last
evening. 900 bales stock, .99 bales .-
BALIiNoRE 3-Coon frm Mldngs 8c; gross reoeipt''
t20l erpoo Great Britain 45i bsesi coaSse, % balee
GALES. 537 bales; stool 9o7 bales
BosroS Nov i3-CoiOn-ho market; stock, 3O0 bales
CIyCNSATi Nov i3-Cotton 6m, Mi1lngs, 1871 dllc receipts
81. bales. shipments. 80 bales; stock. 26J6 bales. -
i3-COOu firm; Low Mldlngs, l1@lIie.i net
26i0 bales epOrsc0astwse ll2S baes sales OO Daesi
STOCK u l5l bales
Sr LoUs Nov l3-Coitou-Only inferior lots sellng Mfdngs
nominal lBdl8c; receipts 6I7 bales shipments w bales
MENPHs l3Cotton tmer; MdJhngs, bdl6.ci receipts
1893 bslee; shipments lJ bales stock. 20 81 bales
PHu.ADKLPHIA Nov lJ-Coiton firms Mi1iing 1877
CHARLKsTON l3COton 6meri Mddlng HE net receipts
the Continent, 40 bales; coastwise, LUIS
bales; sales. go bates stock. ~. f3l bales 49,
SAvASNAH firm In good denand Mdung VIC
3J1 bae expOsO Great Dr. an W. 1csi 70 te
Continent $50 bses 0astse 1888 bAles sales 2bl bales soeA
1851 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14

lower loose Lari eld9lc sales, ~ Shoulder Clear RIB
sdessnd Clear Sides Green neaHothnE doing WHISKY steady
At Ole
Lours, Nov il-Plour dull unchanged Wheat frne
small sales Of No sprlg 81 0g 81 90 offered Tor round lots
Winter lower No Red, 81; No Red 81 az Corn good
demand on Eastern orsr No hrd 3le on he Bsst e track
Oats fair demand and hghri No 2501lc Barley dull sod
changed; No Sphug Sic Rye dull unchanged Prime Sc
whisky steady 90 Pork lower; small lots sold 6
Dryatod Meats small lots lie side
weeks delivery Bacon du small business shoulders, 6jci Clear
Sides M ollie. cash. Land que Hogs - IS
81 o bulk sales At - 9oasf Cattle unchanged ReeeptsJ0O
bhls Flour bush What 900 Corn 1900
9O)f bush. Barley. 1900 Hogs
WILNiNGToS C. Eovlll-Spts Turpentre fm 57e Rosn
90 for Strained Crude Tupenne steady 81 D for
Hard; e5 2j for yellow Dip aud Virgin Tai stcaiv al F3 DO
MLwAuKgH Nov J-FOG quiet and unchanged Wheat stedTi
No 4ll5i No 81 O5 Corn dull and nomina No MIed Sc
steady Rye steady. Barley steay No. Fall &c
Lake g-WLtat 10 Buffalo lOlc Oswego 5c Receipts
UObb Flour 5000 bush. Wheat bush Birey. Shipments
-6OV0 bills Pour, i79 90 buh Wheat 900 bush Barley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14

The qaUt based tvtn stcfe running u QaauD
than ta1 grade sOove teloa the grade quoted
u M sto1sLow Mailing, lStc MddHng. 1910 Firm
PRESENT. DELIVERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14
THE MARKETS.

iClfehi5 Reported Tor lHE fKisuSs.i . 49,.
"WEDNESDAY. Nov 70, l8rs
ASHPs7e rcepts to,ysre % tkgs Pots remain quiet and
change at 80 l5 Pearls duu sno uOmnSl
COlTOk-Ra the day msfket T Cotton on the spot 3D.
sin higher pTees paid sub equeut
eug prevailed bal Tie dvauoe quoie1 was mautans We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14

a. M Tar dali with ~ PUvOu bbs soil at 81 rs erirems
Ols-Idnseed is quiet bu, @asc from cushers bands
Crude whale n1 Sperm without change henhdeh and arm
FVs0Ss-The Pok marEet quiet TIE demand chiefly the
local trade sales cash snd regular are go bb sl5 SO for
e and ee sales Of $50 bb Tor New EItra fierce
P Beef Nm goo sSS Is Tor iaa Mess i Hams are Sac and
more active Gales Of go bb Weather 80 - Cot Meat; sT
plenty and heavy tales Of 0 Hams al ~"
3tc and shoulders Al q and Dry Sailed shoulders
for the there far demand OF 200 boxes Lorg and Sor,
Clear for D.Gsne ~ e's 80 e9Is, L0pg Clear next ges o 10
f January az the est private terms srd so hhds Hams 20
DC Dressed Hogs steady aud in fair demnd We quote ho&oic
uc,ter sns sie. , ~ ~ s5 ibs and tcs AZ &C. for
Ne blc for Ct &c Kettle Rendered srd steam at @i
lite
1000 Janasry 8Ic for February al sc, and
BurTERhe maSet ~ materially affected by the Boston onarra
ton price, ere lover; confidence collapsed and the market has
soure holders s descriptions Of property sales Of Butter are 81
1emey limited and at broken and irregular Pnee We auo 2sa2I
Orange Co CREAMERY psiSJ6iO Safe Buffers ia 70 d
state and nearby pals fair lSae Buier' CON
soSi6r1:s Coz. Gac packed Is IS
Northern welsh Fs243! Western common s4t
firlin dsires' Grease Da''e''''''''''' i
cspRsENcaOs e5 GOD ii5 Marke, steady with limited
Iateuads Fancy Factory ala Ohio Factories and Private
Fsc 9ais COCA al, SKINNED Cheese..... a
FeS.Rseps are G15t and prices up from a3c per doL LINED
Sae nearby prime mark'l IS Iled a.
ws,,er / Can'dae Im'isa5 65i ,,.
PETROLEUM Of descriptions has continued 70 % m . any
do in bills l9i dsic The Creek quotations for oi were
Lowe Oh City Refined quiet aua
unchncei spot and November quoted 2iic Cases he 3i@
Naphtha steady In Philadelphia the market was hr at
without TRANSACTIONS and Ztic Tor contracts
EewYork Of 0) bills Crude at Sie aAi
6u00 bbls.. Gst halt December, 27lc ,., 49,
RCETbe market STEADY and moderately Gctye sales p Ds
RATgoon td1i 81 bags Pst0a 7i0lG and 80 t CaOlnS
1iCRic.
stGARSThe busness In Raw Sugars moderately aet oas
prices frm; at Cuba tc FOR Porto
Rico ~ al lc for DneaT, and lul boxes No u Box Ce at ne
sale Of 1900 bags Manila private ermsi Refined I'm al -
l3jc for lsrdS ~ -
SEEDs-Crss dull and unchsugd quoted aloe for Clover
and 81 251 70 - for Timothy.
TALLOw dur With sellers so but no buyers sales
l5Go rs. Common 1890, . o.,
WHISKY active sales early 100 bbls at @le and
u d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL,
BANKING HOUSE or
FISK & HATCH.

No. NASSAU-ST., NEW \ DIRK.
We receive DEPOSITS and allow interest on bal
nnces: issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available in
all parts OF the country; MAKE COLLECTIONS in all
parts of the United States and Canada and execute
orders for STOCKS and BONDS at the Stock EX-
change ON commission, for cash.
We deal in GOVERNMENT BONDS, and in the fol-
lowing FulsT-CLAss RAILROAD SECURITIES, which
we can recommend with confidence, from thorough
knowledge Of their character and value, viz.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDS Per Cent Cold
500 $780, and $1,000 denominations. Interest, May
and November.
CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS, Per Cent Gold. Denom-
nation 81 600. Interest January and July.
Western PACIFIC BONDS. 6 Per Cent Gold. Denom-
ination 81 900. Interest, January and July. All Of
which we buy and sell at current market prices.
We have just published, in connection with the
paymeut of the November interest on the Bonds OF
the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,
and the early opening of the road through to the
Ohio River fun statement of its advantages, char
acter. and prospects. and interesting geologcal re-
p6rt On the iron, coal and other minerals along It's
Tonte. winch may M lad upon application.
Tr-g.E = FISK & HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14

HKw-YoBK M1DLIND.-Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN Of this Company there
remains hut a small amount unmarketed When IL
is considered that this Great Trunk line Is now
nesJly completed, we cannot avoid t2e conVcloh
that these Bonds at $4,000 mile, secured by lIst
Mortgage, are particularly desirable and safe For
sale OF exchange for marketable securities, by
GEO. OPDYKE Il Co.. Bankers No p NasslU-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14

..............s..''. .'Ba sass
q FLOAT az and Pan ViIana % . 10
90 Neal hefvI he sup s a., - rs gSs eo
80 "a grstW. ) 10 a J . Com heeLGhn T. a 70
- s I'D Oregon PloaT ~ 1nt heavy SSdS910 CANADIAN
Pa, avs % very quet Al ss7s0sy Is. ..-
M. swuest better Empty end haTyi htae at % io~
a M sud :. l5d - IS for Peansylyania y i1S n
Freglts have ruled ssesdy with far offerings or
~ srtsi weS The to-day. IT, Liverpool b.
Fear a. 90 h Gran at sa9id 80 bales Cotton At Eloafd ~
10 London 300 bnl 1fah ~ steam, AZ JdS1d and 30o DDS
1900 a GlssgOW 80 bbs charters
R,b bsrkiepce 10 Pensrh l0 orders qrs Grain,
an Irrsn br Philadelphia 20 Antwerp with 5000 bb Reuei
ps utwerD At o. 4iL, with privilege Of Bremen at g. "a
GEAIN-Tb Wheat aTket quieti there stesdilH with
hoef 81 eOo Spring but the demand not active Winter "a
far demand br milling aud b sfonger ne maet closes heavy and
ot h, owmop sTOng aDd for good Winter
s,i b ma. choice White firms ths sales 900 BUSH
81 fa q r Chicago spnng and Rejected Spring 81 yJ
Auber co 8l White Michigan, and ~ ~ Tor North West
AZ ~ bsa No. Duluth a. 81 5l Barley doll sud s
elag.d po es acVe an1 bse he demand cheay
de- ~ he sales 50 100 bush hes OAo x1 o. ga tc
Whit a. 20 BaeF A. Slie Western hxe1 a. 4Jds.c. the r
frts r s Sweet sac for Od IN tofc u1 DC Tor o. alO
Whit ft9 Pve 1. euet sales 800 bush Stale
So tu do on pivste Corn opened song but buyers
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22
IMPROVING THE OHIO RIVER.

Tho Committee in Session fYlciency Of
the Regular Grant to Improve Navigation
ana Increase tho Business Of tho Statea
Through which IL Passes-An Appeal to be
Made to Congress for Assistance.
CINCINNATI. OHIO, Feb. Fl, 1872.
The Ohio River Improvement Convention met thiS
morning. The Committee ON the Channel Improve.
ment submitted report In which IL Is claimed that
the imp ortance OF Improving the Ohio River a.
great artery OF trade cannot DO over-estmated the
wonder is that the claim has been so long ignored.
Any Improvement which should give channel Of
SIX feet depth during the whole year would so In
crease the value OF property. multiply cities and
population. and cheaper the primary comforts OF
life, that the question OF the cost OF such improve
ment Is Q secondary one.
The question or the method OF erecting the I'M;
pr0vements desired Is the only one about which,
there can be diversity OF opinion. The committees
deem II to be the duty OF Congress 10 authoflze AM
examination by competent corps OF government
engineers OF the whole subject 0f river improve
ment, and recommend tnat tne convention 10 saKe
more liberal policy In providing Tor dredging the
ONO and the removal or wrecks, &C. The approS
priati0n OF $50 900 per annum for the Improvement
Of the ONO River seems but trining sum In view
OF the benefit To citizens OF Pennsylvania, Wesc
Virginia, ONO, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and
Tne Convention adopted resolution requesting
the Governors OF the States named to appoint per-
manent commissioners-fve from each State-t0
look after the Improvement OF the OHIO RIVER and
It's branches ,
asking Congress to remove all wharfage cnarges
Captain DRURO offered resolution recommends
ing the establishment OF night and day signals fog
the protection OF river commerce.
Mr. SHYROCK, OF GAINESVILLE, offered resolutions
declaring that the mineral resources Of the nlsand
to justify Congress In giving aid TO any scheme
necessary for their full development.
The Convention adjourned I'LL seven O'Clock p. ~