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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17


STocKs-Depressed with marked de-
cline late in the day. At times prices
were firm, but this always ended in a
general selling movement The transac-
lions were very large and the figures In
some cases were the lowest current this
week. The chief fluctuations were in
Pacific Mail, 49,, 55b, 45s; Eric COT, sol,
01F, COZ, Coz; Western Union 800, "a, s4k
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Central
800, SIT, cot, 3Ot; Union Pacific 3Os, 81.
3Os, 8Og; Lake Shore OO9, 800; New York
Central 1908, 90f. 100; Rock Island 1851,
1914, 1918; Ohio's All, act, Ali ST. Paul
55t, 5S!, 81; Harlem 1891, 1870, 1881 and
Wabash 90, OSi. The market closed
steadier with the point that Jay Gould
was credited with the general fall Of the
day. A great decline was noted in Union
Pacific income bonds, which were offered
at GSI with COL bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 1G.-Flour-Fifm at
81 75aS 90. Wheat-Quiet at 81 70al 70.
Oorn-Firm at SOC. Rye-Flrm at SSc.
Barley-Steady. ProvlSion-Quiet; Mess
Pork SIT 90. Lard-Dull; nothing doing
Bulk Meats-Firm and steady; held,
shoulders &c; clear rib sides SIC, Bacon
Very quiet and shade easier; shovl-
ders 7ta7fc; clear rib sides 9fa9fc; clear
9sa9Fc. Whisky-Steady OF 81.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 1G.-Flour-GOol de-
mand and prices unchanged. Wheat
Steady, western red 81 75a1 90; amber
81 95a2 90. Corn-Mixed western Csc,
Oats-Firm, western mixed 50c; white
52a68c. Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
ProVisions-Dull and nominal. Butter
Western steady. Cheese-Tub 27s2sc.
Whisky 0Jc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
z-v Miscellaneous.
Library Gift Concert !
NINETY DAYS POSTPONEMENT
A Full Drawing Certain.
$500, 900 in Bank to Pay Gifts,
10000 CASH GIFTS PAIOIHFuLE
100000 for Only Ten Dollars.

Enough OF The 10000 tickets issued for the
TufRp 6RLND GuF CONuGRf, In AID OF the Pub
ne Library or Kentucky, having been sold 70 In
sure q Iull drawing, and tho wish having been
universally expressed that tho 10000 cash Elt1
offered should be drawn IN full and paid in fall
without any scaling down, as heretofore, the
tees, have determined to allow ninety days more
70: the sale OF the remnants Of tickets lett on
hand. The concert and distribution Advertised
for April Is therefore postponed 10 Tuesday,
July ., 1873, on which day, and no other, they
viii positively and unsqlivocAlly tAEo place In
the Public Library Hall, LopilYile, H.
"A ChlBaFa concert The following cash gins
will DO distributed by lot and paid In full 10 the
NckOt. hOldaTl who draw them: Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
Liability to Abuse.
Not a New Mode of Treating
Diseases Of the Lungs.

Consumption IL tWofold disease, one AFFECT
Ing the pArenchymA, or substance OF the Lunga,
aud the other the nucus mem6TACeB that line
the alt paSsaRes and cells. Sometimes these &C.
cur SEpdr1tty, but ara usually united IN gen uinG
Consumption. The tuberculnr deposit can only
be reached through the general circulation and
TO IrereRt this deposit, or Ttthort II BY dbEOrp.
ton when found, we must employ those agents
which exert an Alternative and healing eject on
the LungG.
For Tue Affection OF ihem ucus membrane Med.
icAted Inhalation may be employed with the beat
results. This mode OF treatment brings thu
medicine IN direct contact with tho disease, and
when an Appropriate remedy has been selected
the irritation, Inflammation, and liberation may
not only DO modified and Boothed, but ultimate
" entirely Su6dUtd.
There iS then 10 = complete and GueeeS.iul
treatment an dbsoIuts HteSEHty for combining
appropriate remedies addressed 10 tho general
constiI utlon with the inhalation and other me.
chsnlcal means.
In all cABes Of asthma, tImple bronchitis,
lAFynRitlng, tFacheaits, even when the inhAm'
nation extends 10 the mucus membranes lining
the air cells, whether chronic or acute, MedicG
ted Inhalation with general treatment may 10
Fesorted TO with the hope OF decided benefit.
The uniformed are liable 10 be miBled and
injured by this mode Of treatment II diseases
OF the Lungs were merely locAbAdection, not
involving or resulting from constitutional dis
tuFbance, An attempt to euro Il BY local applleA-
tons would be more rational and much more
But consumption, asthma, bronchitis, 90 .GrO
not mere local: Affections. Like most other de,
rAnRementso OF the vital forces, they hAFo thelf
orlk IN IN morbid condition Of the general GyB.
TEN, and can only DO successfully encountered
by the use Of agents which restore tho disorder
cd functions 10 their normal condition. while
this 10 being done tho inhalation Of indicated
VOporD may In aome cases DO Of much B1GillaneS.
Both Ieaoon and experience teach ~ thai 70
BeparAte this local treatment from general and
constitutional remedies 70 10 convert valuable
feature Of . BueeeSsful practice into = Ioo,eo Of
incLlculAble mischief.
Fees for consultation, examination, advice End
treatment within heTeAeh Of all.
Medicines for all Diseases by mail and tEpTeAs
10 all parts Of the country.
oFFiCE HouRS.-s to Il, 1850 TO 5, and $50 toS.
1. H. LONGDON, A. NJ, NIB,
WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET.
Between Monroe and Quincy, opposite Cathedral,
myi5-eodAw WHEELING, ". VA.
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TOLEDO, May 1G.-Flour-Demsnd fair
and market firm. Wheat-No. Q white
Wabash 81 90; extra white Michigan
50 90; No. do 81 s6i; amber Michigan
81 7Os1 III; No. / red 81 SO; No. 9 do
81 20. Corn-High mixed ct 4Oic; low
mixed 4Bc. Oats-A shade higher, No.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

without this Iihimcnt. Tho money re-
funded unless the LlnIAent u rs repre-
sentsl. 30 sure and get tho genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Sold
by all Druggists and Country Stores, at
DC, 50c. and SLIGO per Bottle, Eotlco
STYLE, slzo Of bottle. &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

CHICAGO, May 18.-Lumber-Rece
light Market active. Prices firm. Sales
-Joists and Scantlings $40 25al0 80;
strips and boards $l1 50a1s 50 lsth e So
shingles IS 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-30

LONDON MONEY MARxEr.--LoSpoN, April 29-5 r. NJ
Consols closed unchanged. United States ive-twenty
bonds 1875 ss6 new fiyes 1919; Erie Railway shares
50 Consos opened at 93ss for money and 93 for the
account United states iveweny bonds ls65s, old ~
ls6Ts 81 tenortes, 894 ves 30 and Eric Railway
shares at 5O54.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs April 2e-Rcntes, 55G
LVERP0OL CorTON MARKEr.-LIvERPoOI, April 29-5 r..
MOI the sales of cotton to-day 5000 bales Ameri-
can Sales OF cotton shipped from Savannah Charles
ton April and May at I6d from the ports March
and April at 3D. from New Orleans March and April at
96d; from Savannah and Charleston, deliverable in
April and May at 3D. The market report dated 80 r. M.
was as foows:-Prce of cotton shipped from New Or
leans March and April 9d instead OF 9Sd The market
is fat Mddling uplands ed middiinG Orleans 9'Sd
TRADE AT MANCHESTER April 29-The mar
ket and fabrics at Manchester is dull but not
quotably lower
. LIyERrSoL RaEADsrurrs MARxrr.-LvrnrooIr April p
The receipts Of for the past three days have
been 100 quarters al Of which were American The re-
quarters including 1000 Americ an fhe market is quiet
and steady except for wheat which is rmer at lis 3D.
lis Id per GENITAL for average California white and
LIS. l2s 3D. for club do Corn 27s Cd. Ns Oh. per
quarter.
LIvERrooL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, April 29-5
PMCheesc los per cwt for the best grades American
fine. Bacon, 39s I'd. per cwt for short rib middes.
SIS. Cd q IA per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET.-LONDoN, April 29.-Refned petro.
leum, l5d. q l5ld. per gallon.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALVESTON, April %, 1873
Cotton easier good ordinary l5c. 5iac Net receipts
66 bales Exporsfo the Continent 3S5 Sales, co., stock,
5000. -. -
Cotton In fair demand ordinary l3c. good ordinary,
l5s4c low mddings, l75sc li1sc middlings lslac.
receipts, 63ss baIes gross, 1905 BxporTo Great
Britain, 45. Sales, 1850; last evening" 1900. Stock,
53,sl4
Cotton dull and nominal; nothing doing Net receipts,
1888 bales Exports coastwlse, 1916. Stock, 3I,252
SAvASsAH, April -, 1873
Cotton nominal; middngs, lslsc. Net receipts, S2s
bales. Sales, bS5 stock, 33,S93
CHARLESTON Aprii 30 1873.
Cotton quiet middlings ls,sc Net receipts sos bales
Exports coastwise, s. sales, 40. Stock, 22,l2o
WILMINGTON, N. O., April 90 1873.
Spirits turpentine quiet at 46c osn quiet at 81 50 for
strained; o. . Tor extra pale - for pale - IS Tor win
dow glass - for Opaque Crude turpentine dull at 81
FOR hard 81 Is Tor yellow dip; IS 81 Tor virgin Tar
quiet s.
BUFFALO, April 20 1873
Flour quiet; Western Spring. 81 81 as IS; bakers IL rs
IS IS; amber % 80 ~ 20; white 81 so SO. Wheat
quiet; sales connned TO small lots quoted, Western
No Spring 45; white Canada, 81 IS 81 20, white
Western on track at Sc bushels Western track
@ec Oats scarce sales or 80 bushels OF Western Mixed
In lots a. ~. &C. No Toledo held at &c Barley steady
Cansda. s6c. AL; No. 2Wesssrps 80 ~ ac. twoIowet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-30
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

The Alumni Of the College OF Physicians and Sur
geons met last night In the lower hall OF the Cot
lege, corner OF Twenty-thrd street and Fourth
avenue, DR.. Agnew in the chair. The committee
which was appointed at the last meeting to confer
with the faculty, "with the view ofascertaining the
most feasible method accomplishing TINS object,n
submitted report. They recommended the rails
ing OF a sum OF money not less than
one hundred thousand dollars for the
endowment OF chair of pathological anatomy. TO
be called the Alumni Protessorshlp OF Pathological
Anatomy he establishment OF separate aborat3
res. where students may learn chemistry, phypi
ology and pathological anatomy. and where orig
inal researches may be carried on under ths
guidance OF competent instructors, and the cree
ton OF one or two small lecture rooms ecrh cana
BILE OF seating about thirty persons. The rcpor
was approved, and, alter some upimpDrtant bust
| ness The meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-30
LOOKING FOR APPOINTMENTS.
The Clamor About the Mayors ONCE
tDuc Dccent Man.

1t Is currently supposed that tonight Governor
Dix will anix his signature TO the new charter Of
the city OF New York. Such action will make that
instrument a law, and will produce almost clean
sweep Of the present holders OF municipal Offices.
Mayor Havrmeyer has, 1t Is said, almost completed
lis draft OF the list of appointees to the various
but is still sorely overrun with the noble army Of
patriots who are willing to hold ONCE. Every day
tary advisers and supplicants and Is In receipt OF
bushels OF letters applying ior Positions A few
among the callers are welcom6. as thee Mayor
taton with some OF his old ara intimate friends
Thurow Weed. Oliver Uharlick and Peter Cooper
were among his visitors yesterday, and remained
closeted with him for some time One gentleman
who sent IN q card bearing the name John A STA,
rim, had pencilled on 1t, 81 do not want any omce
and he was oil course. admitted at once, transacted
his business uke Gentleman and left
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-30
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY 1s7s-ouADRupIE

STATE &c &c.,; fourrowed State csc. Rye nominal at
Western 81 10 81 ID; prime Canada 81 20 81 IS Rye
malt held ut CSC The balance Of the market is un-
changed.
Flour quiet and unchanged; Wheat dull and lower;
gan ~ a. amber Mehigap spot e e. sellers May
and shade lower sales q high mixed spot at Ne
SM mixed nS 49,; white SOC no grade ~ s Oats
Rnichi'gan 4is rejected CSC Clover seed sold at u
DO oats shpments-2ooO bbls. -four, l70N bushels
wheat 7oOOO do. corn and 900 do. oats
CHICAGO April 20, 1878.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat less active aud
Swsr sales sales 9, No Spring at 81 s q ~ sssh;
rejected asc 99c Corn quiet and weak sales OF No.
mixed At SIC SAc for regular, cash Nac. "A y7iac.,
seller May 3c fc. seller June; rejected sold
Oats quiet weak and lower sales of No 29sc Sc
for regular and fresh SPOT Soc seller May Rye aie and
and unchanged Pork , firm and in fair demand;
sla 81 seller Isa June W Lard dull u. and lower at sac
and shade lower sales q shoulders At sc loose short
sMc Sc BACON steady and d., UNCHANGED o whisky
wheat 1000 do corn a 90 do oats %, and barley
100000 do corn, $1,000 do eats and 5000 do barley
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registered, NIX lis; do. DO. DO. coupon, iISs

THE STOCK KxcHANGR RLBOrIok.
the following Ii the Irregular" ticket as put In
nomination BY the nominating committee Of the
Stock Exchange
Henry G. Chapman, President; NJ A. Wheelock,
Chairman; James Mitchell, Vice Chairman; 3. o.
White, Secretary; ID. G. Hays, Treasurer.
Governing COmn,ittee.--To serve four years-Ed-
ward King, G. H. Watson, George Mclean, John r.
Garland, Edward Brandon, Jacob Hays (2dl
Donald Mackay John I. Denny, George IA. Bend
Alfred Colvill. To serve one year-T. =. Ferry. To
serve two years-R. X Cooke, James Struthers.
denomination was rendered Mr.. King the pres
ent President OF the Board, but was declined not
outstanding that it had been rendered by unani.
nous vote OF the committee.
STOCKS FEvERTsH AND BETTER.
Further sales OF stocks early in the forenoon for
the supposed account OF the defaulting cashier Of
the Atlantic Bank and on miscellaneous orders
from parties too timid to trust the condition OF tine
market any longer induced a smart decline in the
leading specialties during the progress OF business
up to and inclusive of the first session of the Board
In this period OF weakness and excitement Pacific
Mail went OF to 55A Western Union to S2H, Gen.
trail to 100. st. Paul to 56% and c., G. and l. G. to
s5. feverish feeling OF more or less activity per-
vaded
THE MARKET
the rest OF the day, but the afternoon wore on 1t
gave way to q quieter and more confident tone,
especially the continued absence OF further bank
troubles inspired a belief that the worst had gone
by. The developments at the Atlantic Bank have
stimulated general inquiry into close scrutiny
OF their affairs by bank officials all the city,
that the banking business in future is likely to be
conducted with stricter regard for
THE INTERESTS OF DEPOsITORs,
stockholders and the public. AS a reflection OF the
improved sentiment OF the street the stock mar.
ket became strong at the close, when the best
prices were made. During the past few days the
air has been full OF inuendoes to the soundness
OF the Continental Bank, and good many pref
udiced parties have quietly helped in circulating
stories to It's discredit This state of affairs led to
an examination 0fthe banks accounts by the Clear
ing House Committee, or which Mr.. +. d. Tappan,
President OF the Gallatin Bank, is chairman. The
report OF the committee published in an adjoining
column closes by asserting that "the bank is
abundantly able to pay its depositors, and that in
the opinion Of the committee the capital stock
(s2,OOO,oOO is impaired less than s per cent?
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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GOVERNMENTS FIRM.

x+~ GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
me government lisr was irm prices holding
her own Notwithstanding the further decline m
sold' In fact the old '65's were higher to the ex-
tent OF u y per cent. The currency skies, after
sails at 1884, were held at1l5s The following we're
the dosing prices -United States currency skies,
lis a'n5l; do skies, 1881, registered, 117A 117h
DO. do. do, coupon, 1907 121; do. fve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 1l4A Hay do do,
1852, COUPON, do, 11sss l1sx; do. do, 1884 do.
do, 11sh a1sx do. do 1865, do. do, 12ok a 1903
do. do 1857, registered, January and July, III a
NIX; do. do, 1895. coupon, do, 117K a 1l7k; do.
do 1857, do. do, 1ls,s 11ss<; do. do, 1858, do.
do, 1l7k IFS; do. ten-rorties registered, I1lh
t2; do. do. coupon, llax 1l3x; do. dyes OF 1851,
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The quotations based on COTTON IN Store running In
quality not more than halt grade above or below the
grade quoted.
CorrfE-Trade today was only moderate, but the
ket was strong for all descriptions We heard OF sales
1850 bags Santos Mozart at lsAc; 500 bags Rio,
ex South America, and 500 bagsdo ex Merrmac, pri
yate terms Messrs. William Scott * Sons report the
stock OF Rio in the United states as follows Galyeston,
AfOJ bags; New Orleans, 6g6 do Baltimore, 23S do
New York II, 1868 do Total l04,T7 bales. Rio-Urdnary
cargoes, Ec. 17lc. fair cargoes, i7c. lsc; good
extreme range for lots 6ssc ls.ac gold per H., 60
90 days credit Java government bags 2Oc 2c.; do
80 $50 grass mats lsslc 2ihc Singapore, mats
l66c IKE Ceylon i7sc. issc Maracalbo, lsc igc
Laguayra, ISc. l9hc. Jamaica, Ice. l6sc.; st Do
mingo 15hc. Ice; Porto Rico isc. a oc. Costa Rca
lsc gc Mexican lasc isssc ManiI a. nc, isc
Curacoa I7sc. ls5sc gold per lb so 90 days credit
FLOUR GRAIN ipts-Flour TO- 40t bhls wheat
o. $50 bushels corn ESQ do neal Is bills and 40
bags; oats, 297t bushels; barley, 500 do. The nour
market quiet but firm for good to prime grades.
The sales since last including all kinds foot up about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-30
The Price Declines Further One
Quarter Per Cent.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE ELECTION.
Government Bonds Firm-Rise in Union
Pacific Incomes The Latest Alabama
Railroad Aid Bill-Unfounded
Rumors Ooncerningthe Con-
tinental Bank.
WALL STREET,


TUESDAY, April 29-6 p. MI
On 'Change to-day cotton was quiet and steady
,aor ''spot," while '.futuren met with moderate
demand. but at q decline OF NC. &c. per h.
Flour was firm. Wheat and corn, though not
especially active, were frmer.
EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The total exports OF domestic merchandise from
the port Of New YORK to foreign ports for the week
ending April 49, 1873 were OF the currency value Of
$5,355,290
TIE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London quotations have been steady for
United States bonds and trne easier for consOls
The agitation in France has caused de cline in the
new French loan to 81 premium as against So
last evening and 81 on Saturday. The quotation
In yesterdays HERALD should have been 81. In
Paris rentes opened at an improvement to $50,
but fell Off at the close to 55 Erie shares in Lon
don were heavy and a fraction lower.
MONEY EASIER.
The money market was both steadier and easier.
The rate on call opened at 1872, nat, 1-64 and in
sterest, and ranged as high as 1872 and interest,
with exceptional transactions at lie nat, but
toward the close Of banking hours declined to 7per
cent gold. Subsequent to three O'Clock loans were
made at per cent. The express companies report
further heavy arrivals of currency from the in
terror about three million dollars having come
since yesterday morning. The outstanding extra
:greenbacks have been reduced to $1,000, 0OO con-
traction OF $535OOO since last report. Foreign ex-
change was nominaly steady on the basis OF 1881
tor prime bankers sixty day sterling and 1o9%
for sight bills but the market was heavy and weak
and actual business was At concessions OF fully
one-quarter per cent from the rates asked.
GOLD LOwER-117h 1864.
The gold market was weak and experienced
further decline Of quarter per cent under the
Interest on the public debt. The course OF the
market is shown In the table,
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The Sub-Treasury paid out $990.0OO on account
of interest and $1,000 on account Of redeemed FIVE.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL


twenties.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern State bonds were intensely dull,
with prices steady outside the Tennessees, which
were offered freely at so. One sale Of Alabama
Fights of 1913 was recorded at $50. "a morning
Temporary misapprehends" the nature OF the act
recently passed by the Alabama Legislature, just
he failed some time ago to comprehend the mys-
.terles Of cambistry. We quote from the Selma
Times the assertion that the bill is proposition
TO give to certain bankrupt corporations $4,000 II
they will release the State from $4,000 OF liabi
ty." We reiterate the statement already made that
the bill authorizes railroads on which the State
helds . lien as security for her
ENDORSEMENT OF BONDS
issued by the railroads to send back the bonds for
cancellation Of the endorsement, the State in re-
turn paying the roads $4,000 per mile in new bonds
and surrendering the mortgage lien. The following
were the closing quotations Tennessee ex
coupon, 70 80 4; do, new, 70 so; yir-
E1nia, ex coupon, AZ a SO; do, registered stock,
old, 81 40; do, SKIES, consolidated bonds, SO
63a1; do, sixes deferred scrip, 13a IA Georgia
skies, 70 II; do. sevens, 90 81; North Carolina,
ex coupon, 25 80; do, to North Carolina Railroad,
b 60; do, funding, 1866, Is 90; do. do, 1865 II
a 10; do, new, 16a17; do, special tax, IA a Is ;
Missouri skies, s31a a o.; do. Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, 80 o.; Louisiana skies, As; South
Carolina skies, % 40; do, new, January and July
Is a19; do, do, April and October, 25 a 2s; Ar.
kansas skies, funded, So a DO.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were quiet and firm. The
Union land grants were strong aud advanced to
75k. TheieAowing were the bids at the cail, as
amended " pricea in subaeonont doo,,,.c.