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Grains.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government funds are fraction higher.
The following are the noon Quol atoms
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

Tennessee bonds are stronger, being
quoted in New York yesterday forenoon
and afternoon at SOC. They would bring
here about 793
Comptrollers' warrants are very dull, bat
as there are but few on the market prices
keep pretty well up. Dealers buy at "a and
sell at SO.
Bank of Tennessee notes, old issue, are
scarce and are bel at 95697c. The new
issue is nominal at 25c.
We have heard of no transactions in any
of our local stocks and bonds to-day. They
may all be considered as firm at the quota
tons, and for rates paid we refer to those
given by the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets.
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BoutherB Bonds ia sew York.

The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the list inst. were
as follows:
FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 Missouri six per cents ...s3... "a
1000 Alabama eight per cents 1893 S3H
1900 Louisville and Nashville con- .9S SO
5000 Nashville and Decatur Soy
sEOOND BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents, new.
The sales on the I'd inst. were as fol-
lows:
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents, old ........79
5000 Missouri six per cents..................94
1000 Alabama eight per cents 1893. "a
5000 Nashville and Decatur lst 81
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nenlphfs Markets,

MEMPHIS, May 5.-Flour quiet at
S5.006l0.00. Corn active; sheIled SIC.
Oats 44c. Hay dull at $1S62400. Corn
meal active at $3.50. Mess pork scarce and
firm. Lard 9a61O3c. Bacon firmer, should
ers 83dS31; sides 10i610sc.
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DOARO at Edgeseld House with nice rooms.
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CATTLE-We quote as follows: Ex'- :
shipping 4a65c; choice butchering g z &c
medium 3td3ac; common 1a621e; 3
ers 364ac.
SHEEP-We quote at $4.50G16 % Dsr
head, according to quality and den and fsir,
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ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Flour frmer but
inactive; Y $5.2565.15; Xxx $66650.
Only sample lots of wheat sold. Corn
steady for track lots, No. 2 SIC. Oats No.
32c on track; Barley steady; No. 2 85c.
Rye steady at 6S670c. Whisky firm at
SIC. Pork dul at SlS,25618.50; Dry salt
nominally 760694c. Bacon quiet; should
ers 81; clear rib sides 10S610se- Lard no.
minally sc. Hogs easier at $46565. 10.
Cattle lower.
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Law COUrt-.-MaY Rules 1873,

W. F. Cooper, Solicitor for Complainant.
ap23 oaW4W WEEDS
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, May 5.-Flour firm at
S7.6OG7s5. Wheat firm at SLID. Corn
steady at 45c. Rye firm at SIC. Oats quiet
at 42647c. Barley firm. Groceries steady.
Linseed oil advanced 10 9SdS1s Eggs dull
at 125c. Butter dali and lower. Provisions
quiet but firm. Pork quiet and nominaly
unchanged. Lard firm with light offering;
steam &c; kettle 9!c. Bulk meats steady
shoulders &c; clear rib 95c; clear 9sc for
city cuts but generally held higher. Bacon
frmer, shoulders SC; clear rib Csc; clear
10bc. Whisky steady at SEC.
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CHICAGO.
Conadence Restored.

CHICAGO, September 29.-There has
been a most gratifying restoration o.
confidence in banks and among busl-
ness men since Saturday, and the feel
ing is continually Strengthening. The
panic is past and the crisis apparently
over. At all events q very general
feeling OF security prevails.
Farmers Convention.
A Convention OF farmers for the
Northwest will be held in this city Oh
the 22d of next month. The purpose
ss set forth in the official call, is the
discussion of the prevailing overchar''
ges in transportation, to incite and per.
feet the organization OF the agricultural
and other Industrial classes, who chief
ly suffer from these overcharges, in
every State, Territory and Province OF
the country, with view OF throwing a
combined and overwb Ginning influence
against their further depredations, and
to take such measures as shall secure
prompt and efficient legislation.
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Money Market.

New YORK, September ~.
Money could be obtained on the
street at seven per cent per annum. The
biyhest rate was one-fourth per cent
per day. Legal tenders this morning
commanded q premium over certified
checks OF five per cent, while this alter
noon it was reduced to q FER cent.
Foreign Exchange was generally quiet,
and tor actual business was quoted q,
lO43@lO5 for prime bankers GO days
sterling, and 1052@l06 ter sight; COM
mercial bills sold all the way from lOl
TO 1881. The Gold market was in
fluenced by the order OF the Treasurer
to prepay the November interest and
a further remittance OF coin from Lon
don to New York; the price declined
from ll35 to llla, recovered to 1928
and closed at ll2S. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day S43 600 on
account Of interest, and $1,000 in re-
demption OF 800 bonds. In the early
street dealings in checks weak feeling
prevailed, tut frmer tone coon set IN
and continued throughout the day.
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ThcJBaItimOre aud Ohio Railroad
Anew Depof In WashingtOn.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company on Saturday filed for record
in the office of the recorder OF deeds
the conveyance from the following par
ties to them OF lots and parcels o.
ground in square 60, bounded by North
Capitol, D and E streets and Delaware
avenue. Immediately northeast ofEthe
square at present occupied by their
depot: n. Acker, S34, 900; Metropolis
Paving Company, SIS, 900; A. Ro!hwell,
$4,000; VIM. Guntou, 81 1872 James
Cowen. s26, 1000; E. Knight, 81 300; W,
Cox, 1900; John Lynch, Sl,l70; P.
Downev, 1906. The TOTAL sum paid was
sl2S,000 and the square contains over
lS5, 900 feet OF ground, on which the
company propose to erect fine depot
building Of iron and glass. The re-
movsl is made necessary in conqueuce
Of the grade OF North Capitol and c
streets and New Jersey avenue having
been raised. The company has also
purchased the Queen farm Of fifty acres,
near Brooks station, on the Mstropoli'
tsn branch (tbree miles out Of town.
for $4,000. On this farm they pro-
pose to erect workshops and an outer
depot, and it ia said that it lie contem-
plated to make the Junction between
the Washington branch and the Metro
politan branch at that point Wash
| ir1toy Star.
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to the street, and throwing myseli into
cab directed The driver to drive furi.
ously, like the driving Of Jehu. the son
OF Nimshi, to my Office Suppose my
banker should fail | How l blamed
myself for sitting up the night before
till Il, instead OF retiring at TO- as is my
custom! Drive" | exclaimed. The
driver drove. Minutes were dollars 10
me. To get the money out was now
the point. The Office reached, ] kur-
riedly directed the book keeper TO fgu:e
up the account aud draw q check for
the entire amount.
II will sign it." l said, "Aud then
you go Immediately, as fast as your
attenuated legs will carry you, and draw
it. Get 1t in large bills. ! will carry
it on my person. dislike to do it. but
self-preservation is the first law. Make
haste"
How slow he seemed How chaied
under the tortoise like movements Of
his pencil! Finally he finished. Then
raising his head he gently sighed:
Our account is overdrawn just eX'
actly sixteen dollars and niuety.three
cents"
Then came over my agitated soul q
sweet and bslmy calm Then did /
sink back into a state Of absolute re-
pose, and l looked out upon the surg.
ing street with O feeling OF indifference
that was lovely to behold. 1t is an I'D,
vantage TO have nothing. Blessed are
the poor. Bnt | did consider it my
duty to 90 10 the president Of the bank
and assure him OF my uudimiDishcd
confidence in the soiyency OF tie insli-
tuition. and to say also that in case OF
run | would not join in it. This
seemed to give him new courage.
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Mr.. J. W. Hammond, of Pleasants.

Mr.. j. w. Hammond, OF Pleasants,
received first premium for pure blood
short-horn bull, % months old, and
sweepstakes for any age or breed.
Judges pronounced him fue animal.
Mr.. F. Cochran, OF the same county,
also received first premium for q herd
of four COWS and bull of Durham and
graded stock. Pleasants county was
we'll represented in cattle and swine,
and carried off most OF the premiums.
The best thoroughbred stallion. es-
tablished by pedigree, belonged to B.
Y. jackson, Of Wood county.
On Friday ne annual election OF
seven directors OF the Association, to
fill the vacancies Of those retiring, took
place. The following gentlemen were
chosen: Messrs. W. N. Clements,
C. C. Martin, Harry Henderson, c. NJ.
Mcmillan, W. R. Neal, J. E. Smith
and T. T. Davidson. Late in the sf-
ternoon of this day the trial between
the different brass bands for the
$500 PRIZE.
was had. There were but two compel. d.
ing bands, the Young America and
Stahls (colored) Cornet Band, both Of
this city. Much interest was manifest
ed as to which should display the great
est skill and produce the best music.
After an hours footing the award was
made in favor OF the colored band, and
the way the "gemmen Of colo" cheered
their iavorites was caution to people
with delicate nerves. Huzza after
huzza rent the air, while the winning
musicians seemed pleased we'll enough
with the ordinations Of delight TO
nave waived all claim to the pecuni-
ary consideration for which they had
been playing.
To-day the tournament takes place
which no doubt will be very fine, also
some racing between local horses, but
business elsewhere precludes my re-
naming TO see it and necessitates a
hurried conclusion to this letter.
The thanks OF your correspondent are
due to the officers OF the Fair for many
coprtesies extended, WooD.
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4 New Method of Making Iron.

A new method OF making wrought
IN direct from the ore is now prac-
Ell in South Stsffordshire, which is
ls described The inventors take
the ore, grind it to powder, and mix il
with powdered lime, together with pow
dered pitch or tar. When pitch is used,
little water is all that is needed to
produce a mixture having much the
appearance of dark mortar. In this
shape the preparation is spread on the
floor of close kiln, and treated pretty
much like patent fuel. Here the mois-
ture eyaporates, but no portion OF the
metal producing ingredient !s lost. In
q few hours the kiln has @ surface OF
metal coke usually four, and, if fneces-
sary, eight inches thick. This is bro
ken up into sizes adaptable to heat
ing furnace of the ordinary iron works
class, where it is submitted to fire for
half an hour at the utmost. In that
time it ia ready for the beive or squeez
err, which it leaves capital bloom,
producing in the rolls bar Of half
manufactured iron, known, under the
old principle, as puddle bar.
Thus the use of the blast furnace has
been altogether avoided, and the work
of converting the product Of the blast
furnace into partially manufactured
iron, which has heretofore required the
exercise OF a large amount OF trouble
some skilled labor, has been affected
by an operator, who needs very little
practice to make him efficient. The
other stage through which the iron has
to pass, in order TO the completing OF
the bar, or sheet, as the case may be,
is the same as in the old process. The
inventors who are Messra. Gerhard and
Caddick, claim that they only require
two tons of coal to make one ton Of
finished iron from the ore; that they
can make German eteel as chesply as
cast iron, and that they can manufaC-
ture cast iron equal in purity to char
coal iron, without the use OF charcoal;
and they state that they have offers for
all finished iron that they can make.
The offers are, they explain, at prices
which would leave a splendid margin OF
profit. The inventors are taking steps
to form q company. If all that they
claim to do is practicable, q simplicity
has been attained in the making Of
iron which would 60 far TO reduce its
price in those smaller sizes and shapes
which are, most OF all, applicable 10
the business OF the general iron meg-
chant.
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TN TINE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
WHEELING,
John Arbenz, Administrator, &c,
rs.
Mary Zimmerman, and Others,
~ CuANcEpy

Mary Zimmerman, and Others,
IN CHANCERY.
| The undersigned, commissioner OF said
| Court, hCreby gives notice that in pursu-
| ance. OF a decree made and entered In the
above entitled cause by said Court, on the
22pd day OF September, A. D., 1878, he wiz,
at his Office on the northeast corner OF
1 haplIpe (old Fourth) and Twelfth (old
| Monroe) streets, in the city OF Wheeling,
" est Virginia, on the 2Ith day OF October,
| 1873, commencing at ~ o clock, A. NJ, pro-
ceed TO take, state, aud report 10 said Court,
Jst. What real estate, 10 any, the said l..
Frederick Zimmerman owned at the time
| OF his death.
2nd, What liens. II any, and their respec.
| tive amounts and priorilies, exist against
| said real estate.
ard. To take, state, and repo, { the amount I
Of personal estate o. the said l.. Frederick
Zimmerman, deceased, which has come or
| oughi 10 have come into the hands Of the
said John Arhe z. Administrator, TO be ad-
ministe'ed by him, and whether the same
is OF was sufficient to pay In iull the uosc'
| cured Indebtedness of the suid j.. frederick
Zimmerman, deceased.
| And the creditors OF l.. Frederick Zlm-
norman, deceased, and all persons having
| claims against said decedcntS estate are
| hereby notified comformably to said decree
| that they are required 10 present their
claims aud demands, for adjudication be-
| fore such Commmissiouer, at his said Of
flee on or before the cath day OF October,
A. D., 1873, the peremplory day appointed
lly him as authorized in the decree, In
order thatth same may be considered their
validity p sst d upon and allowed, and the
same will be reported by him as required
in detail TO the Court, with the names Of
creditors, and the amount OF their respeC-
| tive claims and demands, and when each is
due, and the aggregate thereof due or To be-
come due from said estate. And that ne
will further, at the same time and place,
inquire into and report any other matter
deemed psrtinent by himself or which
msy be required by any party i'm interest.
l.. r. JURIAN,
Commissioner OF Raid Court.
DAVENPORT s DOVENFR,
sep2i-t-oaw SOliclfoTS for Com plai nant
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NEW ORLEANS.
DesIrucIive Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, September 29.-The
Times special from Brenham, Texas,
says: A fire broke out last night in the
store OF Thomas Dye, merchant, and
consumed the entire square, reached
the adjoining one and burned it entire
" and one half OF the next square.
The firms burned out are E II. Abbott,
F. Bush, Woods d Co., Warner Bros,
G. Murguty, Buck L Levy, II. Brank
& Co., Parker & Swarse's bar room
ten pin alley and restaurant. The loss
Is not stated
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Swar the Knife 80

We have declared war against couu-
terteiters, and we mean to fight it out.
When diseases of the Kidneys or ofthe
progressive organs pro.trate you take
Helmbold's Buchu. The genuine
Helmbold's Bucbu may be known b7
the private proprietary stamp OF H. 7.
Helmbold, on each bottle, and is fully
warranted for diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Sold By Druggists
everywhere.
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A PanIc.StEuek Depositor.-HoW IL
Affected Him.

The New York correspondent Of the
Toledo Blade had narrow escape. He
was, go to speak. "in the panic" It
came within q hairs breadth OF getting
into him. He says: 1 had terrible
experience. Awakipg Friday morning
rather later than usual, / took the
morning paper before / dressed. The
list Of failures of banks sfrightened me.
Dressing hastily, I rushed frspticslly
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TEXAS.
Mexican News,

BROWNSVILLE, September 29.-Gen.
Rocha is preparing to pronounce
against the government and had sent
his brother to the City OF Mexico with
letters. He was arrested and the letters
fell into the hands of the President.
General Escorebo was to relives Rocha
and went to Seacatrss. Rocha mls.
trusted and made Escorebo prisoner,
and consequently he (Rocha) is in open
rebellion. His division is the beet IN
the Mexican army.
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ST. LOUIS.
Trial OF n MarflerAr

ST LOUIS, September 29.-Joseph H.
Fare, the murderer of Munson here
two years ago, and who committed a
deadly assault upon his wife, is on
trial IN the criminal court this morning.
The only progress 10 the case to-day
"ss the selecting of,he jury.
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SAP(bILIo -

Don't Fail to Try These Goods.
Buy IL Of yOur merchant II
lac has IL or will procure it
for You. II not, then write
for our Pamphlet. "AII RbOut
SapOIiO," and IL Will be mail
ed free.
ENOCU MORGkN's SONs.
augS egsb ~ Park Place, N. Y.
or 22l Liberty street, Pitubufg, PB.
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MEMPHIS.
The yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, September 29.-The total
number OF deaths from all causes durS
ing the past twenty-four hours is thirty
six, and OF that number twenty-one
died from yellow fever.
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Sensible Revolutions.

Special to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
MANSFIELD, o.. September Is There
has been great excitement among the
farmers around this section OF country
in regard to the suspension of the First
National Bank, and strong desire to
run on the others; but, as they have
resolved not to pay out currency In
sums larger than fifty dollars to any
depositor, it has had tendency to stop
a general run. At meeting OF citi-
zens and business men, held in Miller r
Hall, yesterday, the following resoIu.
tious were unanimously adopted:
"Resolvcd, That we have perfect con-
fidence in the ability of our remaining
banks to pay all their debts to deposi-
tors; and after this is done, know that
their capital will remain intact, to-
gether with large surplus belonging to
the stockholders.
"Resoived That as the suspension OF
the Firrt National Bsuk has created an
undue excitement and an insane desire
TO draw money out Of the other banks
and, whereas such action on the part OF
depositors will finally cause their sus-
pension, exactly as the came action
could and would cause the failure OF
the Bank OF England, we, representing
the interests of all classes OF people in
the county, unanimously sustain the
banks in refusing to pay out currency IN
larger sums than $50 to any siugle de-
positor, until such time as the banks
shall deem it prudent to do otherwise.
"ReSolved. That as business men we
will make it our business 10 allay ex-
citement aud restore confidence, and
that, instead OF drawing money from
the banks, we will when practicable In
crease our deposits.
"Rcsolved, That the above resolutions
refer to Wood & Whittier, and other
houses receiving deposits.
"Rcsolvsd, That we extend our sympa.
thy to the First National Bank, and
hope TO see it resume in few daye."
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FOREIGN.
SPAl ".
The Rom barumeni.

MADRID, September 29.-By he..bOmr
ba1dment OF Alieanti, yesterday, ten
persons in the city were killed. The
loss of life on board the insurgent fleet
is known to have been heavy.
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The New York Tribune says the sit
uation is just this: Upon the aubsid-
ence Of the present stringeucy in the
money market we shall have
l. A market glutted with gold aud
legal tenders.
II. A Treasury pouring both gold
and legal tenders into that market,
and powerless to withdraw either its
coin or paper.
The United States Government,
which but yesterday was paying of its
bonds at the rate OF one hundred mill
lions a year, will be forced to resort
again. as in war times, to the paper
mills and printing presses to pay its run
ming expenses. So much we shall owe
TO the Secretary Of the Treasury who
hss this summer let out nearly forty
millions OF his cash to bolster up the
Syndicate, break down the gold premi-
um, and pay Of the papic.stricken ser
want girls who made the run on the
savings banks,
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LOUISVILLE.
The Cholera,

LOUISVILLE, September 29.-There
was one fatal case of cholera in the
suburbs of this city, to-day, the first
for several weeks.
LiederkTans Concert.
The Liederkranz concert, in honor o.
the twenty.fth anniversary and open
ing of their new hall, was a grand sue
cess Great numbers were 10 attend.
Snos from other cities.
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10 CANVAssIy q AGENTS.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

DUPILs WILL BTILL BE RECEIVED
in the Music, Art or Instruction de-
part ments OF this Institution, and can Join
the clssses Just organized.
special attention II devoted 70 Music
Vocal and Instrumental, under the fnsiruc.
ton Of the Misses Doddridge, and Pref. A.
8. Roe.
man. under capable teachers. sepl5-a