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Plltsburgh Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH. Dec, 17.-Crude-Firm;
sales at 90c; Union Pipe Line 81 05,
Production falling of at the large wells,
From good authority It is estimated to
have fallen of 40 per cent, and the new
wells lately reported OF large figures arc
greatly exaggerated. Reined-Quiet and
quoted for prompt delivery at 1890; jan
usry 1916; February 1Ssc; March lac; no
sales reported.
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GkeQnteuiarnrer

THERE Is some little difference between
the letter a and the letter in the words
coward and covered. Hence General
HAwLRY became irascible and warlikein
Congress when SUNSET Cox insinuated
something about his having covered at
the prospect Of war with Spain. The
Genera! intimated that he was willing to
tes, the matter OF valor with Mr.. Cox.
Mr. Cox explained that it was covered
with an 0 that he had meant. However,
General HAwIEY did not become fully
,econclled until General GARFIELD face.
,iousIy observed that It was perhaps
covherd with an h that Mr.. Cox really
meant There was peace after that.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Nav Yoax, Dec. IA Key West
dispatch says tho Fortune and ossipu
sailed early yesterday the latter having, Q
schooner In tow laden with coal, probab.
" for the Vlrginius. -,
Augustus W. King. who was precipi:
tated into trouble BY his Cashier abScond.
ing, has settled with his creditors on the
basis OF ninety cents on 0 COLLAR, W "
paid In Rlx months.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 17.-Flour-steady
and In good demand, but unchanged.
Wheat-Firm and active; white 81 66a
81; fair 10 prime do 81 67al 80; other
grades unchanged. Corn-Active and
higher; mixed western 7ga77c. >Oats--
Firm; western mixed 4sa60c; do white 4os
5lc. Rye-Quiet, 81a90c. Provisions
Steady and inactive. Mess Pork-Nomi-
nal $16 90. Bulk Meats-Nominsl. b.
con-Quiet and steady. Lard-8iassc.
Butter-Western unchanged. Coffee
Strong and unchanged. Whisky-Firmi
Fl OB
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WASHINGTON.
EXAMINATION or GEN. HOWARD.

EXAMINATION OF GEN. HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Gen. Howard
appeared before the House Committee on
Military Affairs to-day. He said he con.
sented to the fullest investigation and
waived any advantage that might accrue
to him by statute OF Limitation or otherwise,
In order that he might be tried by court
martial He thought he would be fully
able to prove that he was not officially or
morally responsible for any short COM
ings by reason of his administration of
affairs Of the Ffeedman's Bureau. Gen.
Vincent was also present. As the charges
against Howard are not printed his ex-
animation was postponed until to.mor-
row.
NOMINATIONS.
The President has nominated Henry
Kessler for Postmaster at Cincinnati; ;
also A. O. West at Milwaukee, and Il.
W. Hastveck at Nashville.
THE vIRGIN1Us RELEAsRD.
Tie Department OF State has received
Information that the Virginlus was releas.
ed yesterday morning and sailed from
Bahia Honda in the afternoon.
The House has refused to except the
Presidential office after the present term
and the members Of the Cabinet from the
effects Of the law reducing the salaries,
and Is now voting on proposition to
make the members who were also mem
bers Of the last Congress refund the back
pay received for the last Congress.
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Fire a, For, Madison, Iowa.

FORT MADISON, Iowa, Dec. IA fire
broke out at 2i o'clock A. NJ. to-day In the
grocery store Of B. r. Respos, and spread.
Ing to q. Heskorn & Cos. harness shop,
destroyed both buildings, with their en-.
tire contents. The loss is not known, but
is believed to be covered by insurance In
the Etna, OF Hartford, New Orleans As.
ISOLATION, and Iowa State, Of Keokuk.
The fire is supposed to have been the
work OF an incendiary. Tne Silsby en-
CINE, purchased by the city recently,
saved the rest Of the buildings in the
black,
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Dec. H. Flour Dull bat
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices
have declined; amber Michigan cash and
seller December 81 40; seller January
81 81; seller February 81 55i; No. . red
81 45. Corn-Dull and prices have de-
clined; high mixed cash 67fc; seller Jan.
uary 57ac; low mixed 55c. Oats-De-
mand fair and market firm; No. I, Asia
Acc; No. Q seller January 44c.o
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ROGER A. PRYOR has been veuchsaied
sgreat deal Of light since he made that
silly secession speech in tho old Atheneum
in Wheeling in 1860, II the report OF q
recent lecture in Brooklyn, N. Y, does
him Justice. His conversion Is cbout as
miraculous as that Of HUaHEs, late can.
lldate for Governor in Virginia on the
Radical ticket, and his case beat that Of ST.
PAUL's all hollow. PRYOR lives in New
York days and Is Of the opinion that
the negroes are much abused race. He
speaks sentimentally Of the long cata.
Iogue Of their expressions. In fact,
he talks like an old, original ,aboli.
,loulsts. He puts conservative here
tics like ourselves to the blush. When
We read after such new lights we lament
our own degeneracy. We feel as five
were not worthy to set OF the first Ia
h1o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-18
Pressure ON Cuba for the Abolition
of Slavery,

HAVANA, Dec. 1.-THE slavery ques-
tion Is now seriously discussed among the
slave owners. According to letters and
kilograms from Spain the government Is
determined to bring the question before
the Cortes for action, but desires the slave
owners to propose some plan making the
abolition Of slavery certainty without
lnjuring seriously the agricultural inter.
esta Of the island.
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7" WAN UEFAnTHENf,
orRlcs OF TINE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

0rP1cS or TINE CHEZ BIaNAL OFFICER,
.WATaNsroN, y. o., Dec. 1850 r. 4.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and westward over
the north portion Of the Middle States
and Lower Lake region the pressure will
diminish, sllght rise Of temperature and
possibly aria Of light rain.
For the Northern States clear and fair
weather will prevail, except on the coast,
where cloudiness will increase; the pre-.
vailing winds In these districts, will con-
tinue from the south and west.
For the Upper Lake region and the
northwest clear and partly cloudy weath.
er, with light TO fresh northwesterly to
southwesterly winds without change OF
temperature or pressure.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. ia tornado
passed over Milton, Calveras county, this
afternoon, which nearly destroyed the en-.
tire town. Several buildings were blown
clear from the foundations and Others
blown down. Several persons were badly
hurt, but no lives lost.
1t 10 conceded on all sides that Senatorial
matters are in critical position. There
will be q balloting Of the Joint Committee
to-day. Booth needs five votes TO secure
bis election, but eight or ten more, be-
lieved to be sound against railroad mo-
nopoly and in favor Of Booth, fell down
yesterday, but 1t Is hoped that they may
yet come to his side.
The Republicans In caucus last night at
Sacramento, nominated j. McM. Shafter
for the Senate for the short term.
, The China Pres says the German trig
Maria was captured on account of her
having been anchored on the coast Of
Zooloo, a very little distance of the land.
The brigg Gazelle, also German, was
likewise captured four or five miles from
the coast, according to the account Of her
captain. These two vessels were loaded
with arms and other munitions Of war.
The German consul, who was present
at the inquiry into the matter, had re-
ceived official information and read the
declarations OF his country before the
tribunal which adjudged that the capture
oil the vessels was that established from
the earliest days Of Spain and which Is In
strict conformity with the tribunals tor
same purposes In other countries. The
Marie Louise was not only found anchor.
cd off the coast OF Zooloo, but had before
anchoring already discharged portion Of
her cargo on the coast, thereby violating
all the laws. The captain Of the Marie
Louise remained on board. The captain
and the German Consul presented the
protest customary In these cases, which,
Joined with the minutes Of the matter, has
been forwarded through the local author.
tiles to the home government, which will
give final decision according TO Spanish
law.
: BOOTH AHEAD FOR SENATOR.
In the Joint convention at Sacramento
the first ballot was as follows: Booth, 81;
Farley, Al; Shafer, %.
DESPERATE EFFORTS OF THE RING.
The fact that Booth made one vote In
the joint convention over the vote OF yes
terday in the Senate and Assembly, has
made the railroad party desperate. Cole
has Withdrawn, and another ballot will
be taken tomorrow. It Is reported that
the opponents oil Booth and the people are
using money layishly, hoping to prevent
him from getting the four votes which are
necessary TO elect him.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
BY the explosion Of q boiler in the In
dependent Coal Mine, in Contra Costa
DAILY were Instantly killed. and d. vii.
liams fatally injured.
DESTROYED By FIRE.
Dayton, Nevada, was destroyed by fire
last night. L. Gould, John Norton, 81.
Nash and Mr.. Clister were burned TO
death. ~
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New York Dry Good, Market.

NEW YoaK, Dec. 17.-The dry goods
commission houses were less actively EN-.
ployed to-day, but there was moderate
iobbing trade. Market Tor cotton goods
steady withian improved tendency; pep.
peral fine browns are advanced hall cent
per yard. Columbia Denims are up 10
22tc, and other makes advanced. Wool
ems iairly active. Rockville and Well.
ington fancy prints sold at auction at from
3 10 14c,
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a WARRINGTON correspondent writes
to the Martlnsburg Independtnt express
Ing tho opinion that MessrS. HAdANs and
DAVIS will get their seats. This iS the
conclusion OF the writer although holding
the opinion that the October election was
the legal election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-18

THERE was q threatening demonstra-
ton Of unemployed people in Cincinnati
the other evening, who demanded work
on the eight hour plan at$1 80 per day.
The Commercial says that there were q
good many bummers among them, and
that these werc the vociferous parties.
They proposed to upset q government as
a matter oil right under which they
could not get employment at fair wages.
The trouble with these people, as with
hundreds Of others in every large COM
munity, not excepting Wheeling, Is
that they live only from day to day
when work isplenty and times are good.
They take no thought Tor the morrow.
When work is plenty strikes are in or
der. When wages are good there Is no
present need to work steady and lay up
something. They can get credit at the
groceries and they do not allow them
selves to think Of cold weather or the
possibility oi panics. Hence calamity
easily overtakes them, and they then be-
tray the same want OF moral courage to
meet 1t that they do to Withstand the
temptations Of prosperity. ....i
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baled s2Q; loose s99.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-MoNEY-Active
and close in the morning at 1.10, but in
the afternoon declined to per cent, with
the closing business at 5a6.
K. STERLING ExcHANGE-Firm at 1854
for 90 days and 109s for sight, Custom
receipts $27O,00O.
GoLD-Closed quiet at I'LL, after sell
ing at 111ia112t. Loans were at A., 2
gold and 1 SO for carrying. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $l8l, 900. CleariDgs
$s5,0O0OOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-18
Heath Confesses and Is Unseated.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. 17.-The
Senate last night unseated Heath, q Re
publican Senator, because while Post
master he charged his clerk with ab,,
stracting money from the mail and had
him imprisoned, but subsequently,, when
pressed closely by investigation, confessed
that he himself was the guilty party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-18
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFTICE DAILY IsTELLIsEHCER,
WednaadaY. nccemhnr Il.


The tone Of the market Is rather armer. There
has been further material advance In Coffee,
with good demand, and the Indications point
to still higher prices. Sugar 10 lower. Butter
has been unusually quiet all week, but prices
remain unchanged. The market for hay 10 dull
er, with bat sligh: demand.
The following can be regarded as the ruling
quotations:
APp1zs-Dull at s999 IS per Dbl, according to
quality.
BuTrrn-steady. wcquotG prime to choice at
SOC.
BAKING PowpER-s5osS per pound.
BHooMs-Fancy, g Is, g rs and a IS; plain,
$925G275.
Gusss--p-t.-s oh,s raSto.J is quoted nj
15c; New York State, 1870.
CANNED Goops-Steady. P9GehGs-3 D cans,
50 60per dozen; D cans. 81 so. 7omatoEs-a D
cans, g 80; Q h cans, q 90. Corn-Wintlow.
IS 90; other sweet Corn, q Is; common Corn,
$225. Miscellaneous Strawberries, 81 60; Pine
apples, S275; Lima Beans, s. 90; String Beans,
81 10; Peas, 81 60.
Eoos-Steady at 2sc. ..............
FnH-whlie fish 81 80; No. . mAckerel, bar.
rels, $l5 90; No. 3 do $li 90; No. 2, half barrels
81 90; No. 8, do. large 81 90; No. 8, do. medium
50 80.
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SS5,000,000
STATE BoNps-Dull.

sTocKs-Dnll; the course Of the mar
ket was toward lower prices; from the
opening until l o'clock the decline rang
ing from / to per cent, this was subse-
quently restored in many cases; at the
close the market was weak and ieverish
though the prices were about the lowest
point Of the day. The dealings were in
Union Pacific. Western Union, Lake
Shore, Wabash, Pacific Mail, 81. Paul
and Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Cen:
trail. The old pools in the latter stock
are quietly buying. The sales Of stock
between 10 and 2 o'clock amounted to
$4,000 shares, Of which $4,000 were Wes.
tern Union, 10000 Union Pacific, 1000
Wabash, 5000 Pacific Mail, 5000 ohios,
5000 ST. Paul, 10000 Lake Shore, 1000
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Central,
and 1000 Northwestern.
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CLEVELAND, Dec. 17.-Grain-Quiet
and unchanged. Corn-Easier but steady;
held 03a84c for old; coo tor aeW. Oats
Fair demand, 4sc, No. / State $50; No. .
do 60c. Petroleum -Qulet and un-
changed.
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Our beloved Senator HENRY will have
the whole State Of West Virginia in love
with him II he keeps on. The newspa-
pers arc all in love with him because he
offered a bill to allow them to send ex.
changes to each other free Of postage and
TO circulate their papers free in their re-
spective counties. He struck the bulls eye
Of their affections in offering that bill.
The newspapers all go in for abolishing
thefranklng privilege to everybody but
themselves. This Is their idea Of retrench.
nent and reform. 'i,I Z
The Charlestonians are in love with
Senator HENRY Of course. He promises
to waste $4,000 Of Government money
10 building o Custom House at that place
Ia order to supply them with sufficient
money to bank on when the present ar.
rAugement With the State Treasurer ia
exploded. ,,., .,,..,.,,S. N.
The whole southwest part ol inc olase
hAlso no doubt in love with the smiling
Senator, inasmuch as he has Just succeed
ed In getting the Secretary Of War TO
promise to detail engineers to survey the
proposed water line to the Ohio river al
the mouth Of the Kanawha.
And, lastly, everybody in the State, all
The men, women and childran, will be In
love with Senator HENRY this morning
after reading his bill introduced yesterday
tOpsy west Virginia 100000 for dam
age done to the State during the war
When this news reaches Charleston thert
will be an indefinite prolopgatlon OF th'
session. The project Of $500. 900 will re-
solve the Legislature into "conyentior
eu permanence" as tho French call 1t
We shall have another speech from
MCMILLAN, the "bua cut" Of Democracy
equal to the one we publish this morning
A wonderful man is senGtor HRNRY
he Is an Absalom In the gates. HI
kisses the people on both cheeks. The!
are ali heels over head In love with him
What o pity. II 10 that all these buncomh'
bills will become dead hie8 In his oint
nsnt before his present term expires.
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Roston Wool Market.

BosroN, Dec. 17.-Woo1-Firm and
In good demand; very full prices continue
to be obtained for fine feeces; extra and
double extra Ohio and Pennsylvania $50;
Wisconsin and Michigan 4el61c; pulled
woods selling quite freely and range from
40 In 55c. -|ah o.
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FOREIGN.
A spanIsh Conncil nf Rnr.

MADRID, Dec. ia council of wal
has been appointed, consisting OF Gems
Jose, Concha, Cabellero, De Rodas
Valms, Eda and Portills, to examine Q
plan Of the campaign, submitted by
Brig. Gen. Dunato for the complete
overthrow Of the Cuban insurgents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-18

TIE debate on the salary question
yesterday in Congress is intereatIug.
aud BEN BuTLER's Screed on the nowI-
papers 10 especially rich. -
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NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 17.-John B.
Owens was seriously injured during the
performance Of "Toodles" last night, and
Is lying very i'll at the Continental Hotel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-18

AuDuRN, N. Y, Dec. Charles Eg.
giles, convicted OF the murder Of Ettle
Conklin In May last, has been sentenced
to be hanged on Friday, Feb. eth.
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Mr.. AND Mrs. wooDMAEsEE gave .
handsome reception to their numerous
friends, at the Grant House last evening.
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v,.,o,, -. ,ho n,,,h

Victory for the Dutch.
SINGAPORE, Dec. 1.-THE Dutch
troops have had an engagement with the
Chinese army and obtained victory.
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Chinese News,

PENANG, CHINA, Dec. 17.-A rumor IL
current here that the Chinese made 0
night attack upon the Dutch forces, sur
prising them. A heavy baltic ensued,
the result of which is not known.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1cluslvelY to the IntellI gencer.

By tho Western Union Line.
1ineo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe gts)
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CHARLESTON.

The State Running ON Borrowed
AZ Money.
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pEATHEhs-LNe 1uooe AoAkubR wv, SsASa
qualities dull.
RAos-Dull at &c per pound.
GINsEN0-s0c.
DRIED APPLEs-3H cents per lb.
1RAN-Market brisker. Rhsat-Choice white
wheat, 81 4o51 Is; No. l red 81 a531 10. Oats
scarcer, at Sc. Corn-Plentier Soc. Rys-7s0soc.
GRocERrEs-Surps- Common, 450o5c;;.p prime,
6OO65c; choice, 7o075e; fancy, SIC; New Orleans
molasses, prime old CSC; prime new 7oc.
Sugdrs-Reaned Hsrds, Crushed, Powdered and
Granulatcd, 1Ac; A Coffee, 1o'fc; B Coffee, l0xc;
Extra @ Coffee l0kc; Commercial A sugar 10kc;
G Yellow 90i0c; stock OF Cuba and Porto n.
co exhausted. Now Orleans Sugar, fair TO fully
fair 919Kc; prime to choice i00loHc. Demarara
I0Kc.
Ce6x-Good Rio SIC; prime TO choice do $50
29c: old Yellow fancy soc; Java sc; bes! Roasted
Ssc.
HAY-Dulles; baled S29; loose $40.
sTRAw-Wheat Straw bsled, Si0Gl2; oat
Straw baled SIS.
NA1s-lod to cod, q %: Sd 10 Cd, a 80;
Cd to I'd, a. rs; ID to Sd, IS 90; Sd, t675.
ons, &c-Lard Oh, extra No. l fall strained
75c. Carbon Oil, jobbing lots 14e, no charge for
packages. Linseed OIL, 81 o5. Turpentino 7sc.
PRovBIoNs-M Pork-$!6 50 for new. Ba'
eon-Hams i2c; clear sides &c; shoulders nc,
breakfast bacon lie; new bulk shoulders, 6ke.
Lard-ln kegs i0e; choice leaf IN -terees DC.
EPorAroEs-In good demand Of 50 0003 %
per Dbl.
RIcE-ohoiee Carolina, sHc; new crop Patna,
&c; Rangoon, 7x1Sc.
sHuFF-70c; do in boxes Of SIX dozen, g 90.
WooL-Quiet At 40D45e.
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ROLLER RxpLosIoN.

By the explosion Of a boiler in the In
dependent Coal Mine, in Contra Costa
county, last night, John Hayes and Jas.
DAILY were instantly killed, and d. vii.
liauas fatally injured.
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Mr.. Hurlbut then got control Of the
measure and yielded the floor to Mr..
Butler, OF Mass, who proceed to discuss
his views Of the matter. He had sup.
ported the substitute offered by his friend
from Illinois, lMr. Hurlbut, because he
looked upon It as o compromise. He
spoke Of the howl Of the newspapers O.
having been provoked because their dirty
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-08-28
The Opening Day.

The Republican State Central
Committee have decided to open the
campaign on Wednesday, September
18th, at which time meetings will &c
held at nearly ell the principal points
in the State. The Committee arc
certainly making great arrangements
to carry on vigorous fight, but who
will be found IN the ranks of the en-.
envy to justify any such expense as
will probably attend the campaign,
is the "question that is just now agl.
tating the minds of the people. .
This gigantic effort is probably all
right; but when so heavy a blow is
dealt at an imaginary enemy, one IS
reminded of the little boy who rails.
cd tho hcavy AK ana struck, blade
first, at the Innocent little fly which
sat musing upon his (the boy's) faith
er's grind stone. The fly was small
and did not receive the benefit of the
stroke. The serious part of the boys
experience in killing flies with an ak
was realized, when lol his fathers
grind stone dropped in two. II the
little party is not killed by the nigh
ty stroke Of the Central Commute it
will DO because OF its insignificance
~ point OF size, but at all events we
lrnst the grind stone on which the
little new organization sits, will be
spared TO another time.