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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-04

NEW York, Dec. 2.-Cotton-Flrm;
middling uplands 15jc; futures closing
steady; sales Of 14200 bales; December
15 1032c; January, Is 10 1ec: March 10
516c; April 15sa15 ,l6c. Flour-Dull
and lower; superfine western and State
$6a6 40; common 10 good So 70a7 90;
good to choice 81 05a7 65; white wheat
extra 81 65as 35; extra Ohio SO 75as 80
,Wheat-Dull and lower; winter red west.
ern 81 55A1 90; No. 2, Chicago spring
$14S. Rye and Barley - Unchanged,
0ats-Heavy and lower; western mixed
sfoat 56458tc; white Yestesn 56457ic; do
in store 55tc. Eggs-Steady. Leather
Quiet and firm at 25a85c. Wool-Srong;
double extra Ohio 5Oc; No. /, 40,50c; un.
washed 32aS5c. Cottee-Fair request OF
2ssc. Sugar-Unchanged. .Pork-steady;
new mess spot SIG; February end March
SIS. Lard-Weak: western steam spot
SIC; December Sc; January stc; February
SIC; April SIC Butter and Cheese-Un.
changed. Whisky-Quiet at 94c.
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WHEELING WEST vA THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 1878
What Is said In Washington About
the Message.

Why 1t Is that the provincial press are
not informed this morning as to the
opinions Of the great New York dailies on
the Message we know not. We should
have had tho usual assortment Of conflict.
ing opinions from tho Herald, Tribune,
Times and World. Weaare never happy
unless We, know by telegraph what those
ten.cyllnder machines say about a Prcsi-
Dental Message. The Cincinnati Com.
mcrciaEs Washington correspondent tele-
graphs thus asito what is said about 1t in
that essentially one horse place:
The Presidents message has not pro-
voked much discussion here. The sub
jeot is generally dismissed with smile,
and It is believed TO cover about all the
weak enterprises that could be put In the
space It occupies. The project tor build:
log residences for Cabinet Ministers and
Senators Is set down as ridiculous, and
was received with broad grin BY mem.
bars OF the House, which gave place to q
ludicrously indignant expression OF being
left out in the cold. TIE recommends.
tlons for q National University, an irri-
eating canal between the Missouri River
and the Rocky Mountains, favoring Cres.
wells postal savings banks, and claims Of
the Board OF Public Works on the Gov.
ernment funds, are laughed at good ma.
turedly by oil save the close friends ot the
Administration, who appear to be any.
thing but pleased with them. y
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What Bishop cummlns Has to say
About His New Departure.

We print on our third page revised
edition of yesterdays dispatches inregard
to the New York meeting Of Eplscopa-
lians on Tuesday. In addition to the in.
formation there impaired, We notice the
following account Of an interview with
the Bishop In the New York Tribune:
In reply to the questions Of a reporter,
Bishop Cummins stated yesterday that
those who are resolved upon separation
from the Protestant Episcopal Church, as
It is, have considered their course well,
fully appreciate their responsibility, and
simply wish to perform their duty In the
matter In quiet and unostentatious way,
trusting the results to God, whose cause
they are trying to serve. They. do not
care 10 make grand demonstration, and
will avoid giving the movement o sensa-
tional character. Il would be easy to pa.
rade 0 large number Of names, to hold
public meetings and have brilliant orators,
and 30 on. They prefer different course.
While they wish every step which they
take 10 be open as the day and nothing
whatever 70 be concealed, they will make
as little noise as possible and transact bust.
ness rather than attempt 10 draw crowds.
The movement, Bishop Cummips says, is
TO q great extent confined TO the laity.
OF course, there Is respectable number
Of the clergy enlisted In It, but In assum.
ing such responsibility, they have more
difficulties to encounter and therefore ro.
quire greater courage. They must be
prepared 10 give up their livings, and TO
be stigmatized as enthusiasts or fools.
The laity, however, are In earnest, and
are pushing the matter with becoming
zeal: Many Of them are among the older
members Of the Church, who have had
knowledge OF the abuses OF the Church
for years. This new party holds very
much the same position toward the An.
glican Church that the Old Catholics do
10 the Church Of Rome. They think that
had the Prayer. book OF 1885 been retaine.
ed, Rituallsm could not have advanced so
rapidly. They are not destroyers but re.
storers Of the true principles OF their com.
munion and service. The movement to.
ward Rome that has been going on In the
Church for years Is powerful, and those
who are opposed 10 1t must consider their
responsibility, and resolve upon some &C.
tion to prevent such misfortune. Some
plan will be adopted 10 unite such men.
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IT ia intimated in the Cincinnati CON-
msreiaps Washington dispatches that
JOHN A. BINGHAM may not be confirmed
by the Senate as Minister TO Japan. It
seems that Governor NoYEs Is at
Washington looking round for some
balm for The wound received at
tho hands Of the venerable ALLRN
in the recent campaign, and that he
is willing to go to Japan In case BINa'
Ram should be rejected. Inasmuch as
Mr. B. received that appointment to
solace him for his defeat for re.nomina-
ton to Congress, 1t is natural that NoYEs
should want to calm his feelings also. It
would be a good idea to make use Of the
Japan mission as 90 much opodeldoc for
wounded Ohio politicians. 10 the mean
time, however, we see by the dispatches
this morning that Mr.. BNaHAMs name
has been sent in 10 the Senate.
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GkeGntelLiqenrtr.
The parker,burg Custom House.

The FaIkeIsDuIb Su'
We stated recently in the IsTELLI6RN
GER that the Secretary Of the Treasury
had prepared and printed table show
Ing the receipts at and cost Of running q
large number Of custom offices in the
country. Among those shown to be IN
profitable to the Government were the
Offices at Wheeling and Parkersburg
At Wheeling the receipts were
nothing, and at Parkersburg the same,
while the expenses at the former were
s2,s49 70, and at the latter place 1884 Ss'
To this paragraph the Times OF Par
kersburg makes the following reply:
Mr.. VIM. Evans, the Surveyor Of Gus
TOMS at this port, favored US with q STATE
ment showing that he deposited win b.
II Stephenson and W. E. Davis, Of me
u s. DIs.ric, oi Cincinnati. $22O0' which
amount was collected at this port from
lime 81. 1872, to June 23, 1878, which
goes to prove that the custom duties COL
iected here yielded more to the Govern.
rnent lthan It's expenses during that
lime, 80 the statement ot the Secretary
Of The Treasury, according 10 Mr. Evans,
seems not 10 be correct.
We incline to the opinion that there is
some misspprehension on the part OF the
Times informant in regard TO what the
Secretary Of the Treasury meant by nom
productive custom houses. We take 1t
that he meant that no receipts in the way
OF duties on imports were received at
them, and In this sense we presume that
the receipts both at Wheeling and Par
kersburg are as stated, viz-nothing at all.
Such receipts as the Tines refers TO do
not cone IRON customs az all, and are
therefore Improperly classed as such.
They come from steamboat registration
certfcaiion, &c.
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REDUCTION OF. WAaEs.-This morning
the wages Of salaricd employees Of the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati s 81. Louis Rail.
way Company were reduced ten per cent
all around. Some additional hands were
discharged at the car shops here with .
view Of economisipg, which makes in oil
about forty discharges since the panic.
II Is very unfortunate for those having
families 10 support to be thrown out q
work at this time, but % number Of the
mechanics have already secured employ
ment,-Stcubsnpille Gazette Of I'd.
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1
again indispoSed. a.. ID
ARRpoRT FROM HAVANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 3.-The Times Of
this city has the following: "The officers
Of the Steamship Yazoo direct from Ha-
vana, report that two Americans were
brutally murdered on Friday last, but
the precise circumstances OF the murder
are not stated. It was not considered
sale for American citizens TO appear on
the streets, as the feeling on the part 0,
Spaniards was high towards Americans
The Captain Of the Yazoo reports that
the Virginius has been armed and sent
out as war vessel 10 cruise In search Of
Steamship Atlas, an alleged fillibuster
said TO be lowering around the coast.
ANOTHER DIsPATcH TO TIE SAME EFFRcT.
NEW YORK, Dec. ga Washington
dispatch says the Chronicle Of that city
has special from New Orleans, where q
vessel had just arrived from Havana,
stating that the temper Of the Cubana
maniteats itself not only In stormy and
bloody threats against the United States,
but that two Americans were brutally
murdered Friday night last and under
circumstances Of peculiar horror. II Is
not now safe for any American 70 appear
In the streets Of Havana. The Vireinius
has been armed and equipped as o man.
of.war, and has, in command Of Spanish
officers, actually been sent out to cruise
in search OF the steamer Atlas, now called
Q fllibuster. n # NJ
AN OLD MAN COMMITS SUICIDE.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3.-The unknown
man who Jumped from the bridge into the
river last night proves 10 be George W.
Peckham, an old and esteemed but retired
lawyer Of this city, and brother of Judge
Peckham, Of Albany, who was lost on the
Vile du Havre. Mr.. Peckham was about
eighty years Of age, and 1t Is thought the
death Of his brother produced temporary
insanity and caused his sad death.
ROBBED, OUTRAGED AND MURDERED.
TROY, N. Y, Dec. 8.-Ann Shay, q re.
spectacle woman, employed In Balls Pa
per Mill at North Hoosack, was robbed,
outraged and murdered, Monday night,
near the Vermont State line. Charles
Green has been arrested on suspicion. He
admits that he endeavored TO commit q
rape on the woman, but denies commit
ting murder or robbery. =. =. !
STILL HuRRY1Ne UP.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3-The monitor
Terror goes of the dry docks this after.
noon, and the work on her will be hurried
to. completion. Y; Z. E. i'.
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NomIna,lon, Sent In Y es,erdaY.

WAsHtSaTos, Dec. 3-The President
sent to tie Senate to day for conformation
very large number ofminlsters and post,
masters made during recess. Among the
more prominent are the following; Lieut.
Col George Crook, to be Bngadler Gen.
eral; Marshall Jewell Of Connecticut, Min
iSter to Russia; John A. Bingham Of Ohio,
Minister to Japan W. L. ecruggs Of
Georgia, Minister to the Ueited States oi
Columbia; George Williamson Of Lousi'
anna, Minister 70 the Central American
States; j. NJ Bad, Jr., Minister to Greciai
A. T. "A. Torbet Of Delaware, Consul Gen
eral at Paris. W. d. e. w., ~
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CINCINNATI. Dec. Cotton- Dull but
unchanged. Flour Quiet at SO 9o47 10.
Wheat-steady at 81 As. Corn-Quiet;
old ear 60a5lc; shelled Soc; new ear 43i
45c. Rye-Steady at s5as8c. Oats
Quiet and unchanged. Barley-Fair de.
mand and firm. Groceries-Steady and
unchanged. Eggs-steady at 2Gc. But.
ter and Cheese-Fair demand. Pork
Nominally unchanged; $13 75al4 90
December $l4 so bid buyer for March.
Lard-Quiet; kettle jobbing at Sc; steam
held at 7sa7ic. Bulk Meats-Qliet for
jobb!ng; shoulders 5ic; clear rib sides
81; clear &c. Bacon-Quiet; only job.
bing at Ct, 74a7t, alllnew meats. Hogs
Dull; receipts 1874; shipments 600.
Green Meats-Nothipg doing.
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A Pointed PRAYER.

From the Rev. Talmage's las. sunday, prayer
:sAs thou, o Lore, hast commanded usto
pray Tor our enemies, we pray for the edi.
tors Of the New York World, that they
may be converted 10 God, and by Thy
grace prepare Tor heaven. May the bless.
ings OF God come down upon them and
upon their children forever! Bless all
those who sit in editorial chairs, whether
OF secular or religious journals May
they feel the responsibility upon
them, and thatat the last they must give
an account beioIS Che great white throne.
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TIE WHEELING & LAKE ERIE K. R.
A correspondent OF the Steubenville
Ne,ns says that the men within the circle
assert that the Hopedsle and Folks sta.
tion tunnels on the railroad have been
contracted Tor by responsible parties, and
sent for men to begin work, but to the
best OF my knowledge no work has been
done yet, and 1t Is not likely anything
more can or,will be, done now until suni-
mer comes. II seems to be generally
conceded that the building Of the road Is
a determined thing, and only awaits the
coming year to be carried forward with
vigor. -, StyE T..
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Ecnleaiastical Trial.

CoLuMBus, O., Dec. 2.-The Ecclesias'
tical Tribunal, composed Of seven mem
bers from three Methodist conferences,
will assemble In this city tomorrow to
give decision in the case Of Rev. McBur.
new, late pastor at Mansfield, charged
with immortality and falSehood, and Rev.
Roberts, Of the Erie Conierce, charged
with similar offeuse. ~
bishop Merrill will preside,
Since last April 456 buildings have been
erected In this city.
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WuAr a wonderful thing hove is to a

WHAT wonderful thing love Is to q
woman! How it helps her to know that
some one is alwsysfond of her, and re-
joices when she, rejoices. and sorrows
she grieves; to be sure that her faults are
loved, and that her face Is fairer to one
at least, than faces that are more beauti.
ful--that one great heart holds her sacred
to It's innermost recesses above all other
women! She can do anything, suffer any
thing, thus upheld. She grows prettier
under the sweet influences, brighter, kind.
er, stronger, and life seems but toretaste
Of heaven. .and all her dreams are goldeni
-Rrebanss. h II eS<Sy lsr.s5
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 8.-Flour = Fairly
active and steady; western superf1ne "a 90
as 10; extra $8 00a7 00i family 81 25a
8 75. Wheat-Quiet; Ohio and Indiana
red 81 90; amber western 81 Goal 20.
Corn-Weak and quiet; mixed western
zoe. 0sts-Dull; western mixed 45a47c;
white 49a49c, Rye-Quiet and steady at
e0AsGc. Provisions =. Irregular. Bulk
Meats-Supply light and nominali should.
ers 5taec; clear rio sides e.a7c. Bacon
Unchanged. Sugar Cured Hams-l2al4c;
Lard-Sas4c. Cofee-S,rong and un-
changed. Whisky-Flrm at 94a94fc.y u
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling wholesale Market.
0FNoE DAILY INTELLIGEEcER,
WaanAahav nArefnher

The arrivals Of Grain during the week have
been very meagrc, owing to bad roads. The dc.
mand for Flour 10 still resuieted entirely TO fup.
plying immediate wants while prices, slncs the
date Of our last report, have undergen, no quo
table change. Trade in Provisions continues
quiet, although tits about all that can reasonably
be expected.
The following can be regarded as the ruling
quotations: ....-,,
Arrtrs-'Dur at saaa 9s pcr Dbl, according to
quality. -.
BurTrR-Dull. wo quote primo to choice OF
&c.
BAKING Powpka- -s50ssc per pound.
BRooMs-Faney, s. IS, g 70 and 81 IS; plain,
- 25N2 75.
cHEzsE-Pnmo Ohio Factory Is quoted at
IiHe; New York State, 15jEc.
CANNED 0ooDs-Steady. RdeAts-a D cans,
90 6oper dozen; b cans. 81 80. 1omatoss-s.p
cans, 81 So . D! cans, S20o. Cora -Winslow,
S3 90; other tweet Corn, q Is; common Corn.
50 II AlSesliaasoIs Strawberries, g 90; Pine
apples, Sa7o; Lima Beans. g 90; String Beans,
q 40; Peas, 81 90. ''s. .s.'.f '..a. ig
Eaas-Weak at CSC. Il .ts.a. ...s
Fnu-whIle lsh o. 80; No. maellerel, bar.
rels, SIS 90; No. 3 do. $li 90; No. Q half barrels
81 90; No. 8, do. large 81 90; No. 8. do. medium
90 80. H5al, IL
FIouI-Thc market has q better feeling. We
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North Carolina Bonds.

NRw YoRK, Dec. 3-The following
private dispatch IRON one oi the counsel
employed TO conduct the suit Of the hold.
ers Of the special tax bonds Of North
Carolina, against that State, was received
this morning: especial tar bend holders
have gained Q glorious victory; bonds de'
clared constitutional; repealing acts do.
clared stitutional; Injunction refused
only because no irreparable injury has
been sustained by plaintiffs viii undoubt'
ed be granted on fnal hearing.
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STATE BoHDs-Dull. but strong

SsTocKs-Active throughout the day,
and prices advanced from 5.1e to 4 per
cent, closing barely steady. Business
was well distributed. The greatest sd-
vance was in Pacific Mail, Western
Union, Union Pacific, New York Central,
Lake Shore, Rock Island, Northwestern,
and ohios. The sales Of stock between 10
and Q o'clock amounted to 1876 900 shares i:
Western Union $4,000, Union Pacific 49,
900, Pacific Mail $500, ohios 5000, New
York Central 1s.500, Lake Shore 4.50o,
Rock Island 1000, Northwestern 10000,
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Central
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. g. Flour-In
good demand with an advancing tendency;
super "a 75a5 90; Wisconsin and Mime.
sofa extra fairly at 81 25s7 rs. Wheat
rim good demand OF 81 81; amber 81 e5;
white 81 75a1 co. RYe-steady at s0a
$50. Corn-Active; yellow and mixed
western Zoe. oAts-Quiet; white 6la62ci
western mixed 49a50c. Cofee-In good
demand. Rio-2ls2Ssc gold. Provisions
Advancing. Mess Pork-15ia15sc.
Beei Hams-snoked 11a19c; In pickle
9ia9sc. Lard-sts8tc., , Crude OIL
Active at 9fa1Oc; refined lec. Whisky
Steady 94c,
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Now compare with the above the pres
ent market quotations, say on the lst Of

During the time between the dates
mentioned, the prices Of these staple arti.
cles did not vary materially and some OF
them have been steadily rising until they
have reached the present rates. Pork is
in strong demand and prices are growing
sitter each day. So 1t will be seen that
our farming community, happily have not,
been sufferers by the decline Of prices and
the shrinkage in values that have been
experienced.
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r~t-N ~ 49, ~
PRoBABILITIHa. .,..-
For the Northwest and southwark over
Missouri, cloudy and colder weather,
with snow, will prevail during the night,
the pressure increasing In this district,
with fresh and brisk northwesterly to
southwesterly winds and partly cloudy
weather on Thursday.
For the Upper Lake region, thence
soulhward 10 Tennessee, cloudy and
stormy weather, with fresh, brisk, yari-
able winds during the night, the tempera.
ture falling directly from Kentucky
northward BY Thursday evening.
For the Lower Lake region, New Eng.
land and northern portion Of the Middle
States, increasing easterly 10 soulherly
winds, with threatening weather and rain.
For the southern portion OF the Middle
States and the Atlantic States; increasing
southeasterly 10 northwest winds and
partially cloudy weather. sl,
For The Gull States, soulherly winds,
with cloudy and threatening weather on
the coast 4 .tfh
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, TOLEDO, Dec. 3-Flour-Dull but IN.
changed. Wheat-Dull and lower; amber
Michigan, cash, 81 4S, January $147,
February 81 57t; No. l led 81 45sl 45t
No. 3 do. 81 80. Corn-Dull and lower
high mixed, cash, 63a6sio, seller 5Sic,
February 64c; new high mixed, cash,
&c low mixed, cash, SEQ. 0ats-Duli
and unchanged. Glover Seeds-Un-
changed. Hogs-$6 06a9 90.
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M1scELLANEoUs DISPATCHES.
,nR PORE 1Np1gposEp.
A REPORT FROM HAVANA.

ROME, Dec. s.-The Holy Father is
again indisposed. - =
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DICKENS says the "ant external reve-
lAtion Of the dryrot In aman 10 tendency
TO lurk and lounge, TO be ct street corners
without ineligible reason. to be going
anywhere when met, to be about many
places rather than any, to do nothing tan
eible but to have an intention ol perform
ing q number Of tangible duties tomorrow
or the day atter."
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The s,orm Last Night.

There was heavy blow before the
turn Of the night last night, which we
presume has done more or less damage In
this region. A dispatch since midnight
from the Telegraph office Says "our
wires are down and We are without our
liver report tonight"
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NEW YoRK, Dec, 3'-Manuiactures
Cooper-QuIet aud steady, 1ugot Lake
Active and higher; CSC cash; 26c future
delivery. Pig 1rou-scotch quiet, held
OF 40A46c; American, unsettled, 2s.S2c.
Bar-Dull and heavy. Russia Sheet
Quiet. 17A17ic, gold. Nails-Irregular,
cut 81 49a4 90.
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TEE waynesburg, Pa papers complain
Of the imposition practiced by the butch
ers upon the people Of that place. The
Republican says: "Weare informed that
hundreds OF cattle are being bought In
this county at two cents pound, and
shipped to the eastern cities-this with
best steak in Waynesburg ct twelve cents,
and steak just back Of the horns Of SIX
cents.n i .i 1891 Vtia4 INtasi
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New YORK DIV Good, Aia,ks,.

NRw YoRR, Dec, 8,-Businesg steadily
improving with commission houses, but
jobbing branches quiet Brown sheet
lpg active; colors active; bleached sheet.
Ing In good demand, but the market 70
unsettled; cottonadeS 10 better request.
The BGlsttn says Amoskesgs are sold
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VCA1PoRNIA Is alto afflicted with those
lltue colleges" that are breaking out like
eoilS all over the Western States, and the
San Francisco Bulletin sensibly demands
lesS colleges" and more or rather better
fitting schoolS.-Steubsnpils MspS.
And yet you want college 10 be started
IN your town TO become one Of these
'bola." &.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8.-By the collapse OIL
a fue In the boiler Of Archer Mills, cor.
ner 23d street and franklin avenue, be.
tween eleven and twelve O'Clock last
night, Henry Peppersauce and a man
named johnson were killed. No other
damage done. p, ltT
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WASHINGTON.
SECRETARY FISH AND ADMIRAL POLO In
AFN0Hn

SECRETARY FISH AND ADMIRAL POLO In
ACCORD.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Admiral Polo
and Secretary Fish since they signed the
Protocol Saturday have been In perfect
accord CONCERNING the Arrangements for
the restoration of:the Virginius and sur
vivors. The port TO which the Virgin ius
shall be brought may depend upon her
sea.going condition. Official information
does moi. excite apprehension that this
part of the Protocol will be seriously, If
Of ell, embarrassed. Every thing thus
far has been done with calmness on the
part Of the representatives OF the two
governments. a"'
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Have the Farmers Lost Anything by
tho Panicf

Manufacturers and merchants We all
know have lost more or less by the shrink.
agelin their stocks on hand, but taking tho
commercial quotations we cannot see that
our agricultural friends have suffered ma.
terlslly. JAY Cooke s. Co, failed on the
18th Of September last, and the following
are the quotations for farm products just
before that occurrence took place.