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BOndhoIiers' Meeting. /.

At the meeting of the bondholdcrs Of
the Central Railroad of Iowa. held this
afternoon. at which million and Il half
ofstock was represented. resolutions were
adopted disappearing OF the actions Of
.I.rLvnd and others in filing bill.in
the L. ). Circuit Court of Iowa, and re-
commencing its withdrawal, and that 4
committee composed Of the first and Sec
ond mortgage bondholdcrs be appointed
for the purpose Of taking such action AS
may be deemed e1pedicnt in reference
t. u foreclosure, and submit plans for a
reorganization of the company. Phila-
delphia, Portland. Baltimor" and New
York are represented in the committee.
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TEXAS.
Another Indian Fight.

GALVESTON, July 3O.-A special t.
the .Ncirs from Fort Worth saws: Colonel
Stewart. a member of the Legislature.
has Just returned from Wise county, and
brings reports Of another fight near
Jscksboro, on Friday last, between the
Montague Rangers, body Of 100 L. :.
Cavalry. and the Indians. the latter
numbering 500. The rangers lost -
killed and several wounded. The caval-
~ lost several men, and their commander
was killed. The report says the COM
bined force were driven back 10 Jacks
boro.
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WISCONSIN.
DrON ned.

MILWAUKEE. July &0.-This morning
a party Of three persons Edmund p.
Dunbar. proprietor of the Bcthesadn
Springs. Harry Wolf, and Clarence
Jones. of St. Louis, were in a fishing boat
near Waukesha, when squall struck and
cap>izcd the boat Dunbar and Wolf
were drowned.
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Demand 10 Recall War shin.
SPAIN.
CnrIists Claim u Victory.

BAYoxNE July @O.-The Curlist'
claim gecat victory over tn" Republic
an.. brtw""u Castel Fallct and Figucra-
near the frontier. the I".,r> were heavy
on both .idr-. The Carli,t- deny that
there i, any truth in the report. charg
ing them with atracitic. at Cuenca and
other places.
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IRELAND.
S,o,c Flax Wills Operatives

BELFAST. July 3O.-Th"rc j. serious
strike of th~ operatives Of th" Flax mills
at this place. Tn" .triking work p"opl"
are making threatening demonstrations
tonight and hay" attacked several
bakeries. The magistrates have asked
for four hundred policemen.
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BEI.GIU VI.
international Congress.

BRvs.ELs. July 3O.-It j. understood
that q majority ofthc delegate to tho In
tcrnatioual Congress are in favor Of the
exclusion Of sll point, relating 10 nation
al warfare. and general adherence e.
matter, connected with the am"lioration
Of human suffering IN time Of war.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July 30.-Whcnt-Dull
avd nominal; new no. rcd VI H.; new
do II IL Corn-Stcady; MIXED 72@ 5ac.
Oats-Old No. State Csc; new do I1c.
Petrolsum-Quis, and steady,
For additional markets see ourth papAg"l
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n 8 Commissioners Notice.

UenTy -. IOnsy and VIM. u. OIL, assignee-
In BANKRUPTCY Of 4. 4. Perry a 90. ..
Auzustus y. westsrInan and wife Il 0i,
~ CHASCERY.
To ths Credisor, Of 4. r. HsstsrBs1H & %;
Notice Is hereby ziven 81 the creditors Of
IN. late rrrn of A. y. Nestsrman Co., "a
UF,-rrt and prove their claims against the
aid nrn at my once, No. lE thApline
street. in the city 81 Wheeling, west Va,
on or before the 3ith day Of August, ls7s,
after which date the accounts will b. closed
This notice u given pursuant 70 decree
for the District Of West ylrEidiA, made and
entered in the above entitled cause, on the
zIrd day Of April, lht.
HASSIBAL FORBES,
Jyls sat-y W.. .c0mmiSlonsr'
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Proceedings of Republican COnVcn.
ton.

The Tri5ms'S special says the Repub-
Ecan Convention of the Sth District WAS
held at Fairburg, Ill, to-day, and nom
mated q. l.. Fort for reelection. The
nomination was by acclamation. The
Convention adopted the principles enun-
ciated at the State Convention held at
Springfield, June Il.
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ROME.

ROME. July &0.-To-day, edition of
the ODJio,.c as-erts that negotiations are
in prngrrs. which have in view the send
ing by the maritime power "f -qusdron'
to the Spanish Coast, after the example
# Germany. Il j. understood that this
step. if taken, i. not t. involve the que
'iou Of Intervention.
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News Items.

The Church of the Rcdeemer at New
ark. New Jersey, has given call to Rev.
j. f.. Forester, of Chicago, at n salary
of $1,000 q year.
The special shipments to-day wrr"
100000 in gold coin, and $4,000 in
silver bars.
The bids for government gold to-day
aggregate $2,Ojj,UO0 mt from lO".l9 to
l09.j3.
The Stock Exchange Committee on
Securities have placed the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad shares
on the regular call in place Of the old st.
Louis and Iron Mountain stocks.
In regard to the new United States
five per cent bond negotiation there Is
nothing new, except that tomorrow the
Secretary of the Treasury will issue q
call for $25.OOO,OOO, interest to close in
ninety davs hence. This information
comes from the Syndicate.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee met to-day and decided to hold
a State Convention at Utica, September
D2l
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EAST Liberty, July 3O,-Cattl"-
Arrivals, "a cars; best 81 % Ia 81 -,
medium - 10 Ia q ~; common - - tn
: %; stockors o. % toi %; bulls - ~
toss %. Hogs-Arrivals, 32 ear; lorkcrS
30 to ~; best Philadclphias - 10 to
Z 10; Shc"p-Arrivnl., 22 car; best
s5 % to b 80; medium - 20 to 20.
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Senatorial Conyention--3rd District.

\TCTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the Senatorial Convention ior Tue 'lu
ttIe,rict consisting of the counties OF
Riichie, Doddrige, Harrison, Gilmer, ana
iSaihoun. will be holden at the town OF FL
Isnhnrn' i'm the county OF Ritchie, on the
18th day of August, 1874. The HnIssr, ,is,,
,rmntv ,upetingS be held at an early day
rs possible, to appoint delegates to said ,
Convention. Let the counties aforesaid bc
well represented ,.., r,,,i,.a
,anS,ritta. X. =. BLAIR,
80 Chairman.
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PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle
States generally clear and warm weather
will prevail, with northwest OF south
west winds and slight changes in the
barometer. For the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Val
lev clear or fair weather. winds gradu-
ally shifting to ea>tcrly or >outhcrly.
slight rise Of temperature and rising
barometer near the coast. For the Lake
Region and the Northwest partly cloudy
and warmer weather. light rains near
Lakes Huron and Superior. south or
west winds and stationary or falling
barometer.
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Congressional Conventions
First Congressional District,
w. Va.

,r,HE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
state Executive Committee from the
First District, in absence OF any Dlstric'
committee, hereby call Convention oil
Delegates from each of the counties oil
said District TO meet at Ellenboro, In the
County of Richie, W. Va, on THURS
DAY. the 18th day of AUGUST, 1874,
10 nominate a Congressional Representa-
tive for said district. Your committee re-
spectfully request that county meetings be
held to appoint Delegates to said ConYen-
ton.
Al PANNELL, WM. y. THOMPSON,
J. W. GALLAHER, JOHN BASEL.
iyll
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Reported Failure.

There are reports i'll the streets to-day
that one of the largest metal house, in
this city has failed to meet lis paper and
will De- oblidgcd to suspend. 1t is feared
that the failure is very bad one and
will have serious effect on some smaller
houses.
The metal firm which failed to-day is
Holmes X Li>sburger, the extensive cop
per dealers of Pearl street. Their liabll-
itie, are unknown. The firm say that
they are unable ut present 10 give an APP
proximation ~ to their assets and liza
bilitir>.
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Congressional Announcement.

PARKERsBURG, June 9, 1874.
To the Wheeling Register:
Al the urgent solicition of many friends
7 announce myself candidate for Con-
gress in the First District.
,,rb ]. W. HORNOR.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, July 20.

Col. A. H. Haltz, of Illinois, has been
appointed chief clerk of the Internal
Revenue Office. For some time past he
has been chief of one of the divisions. OF
that office He was appointed in accord
ancs with the civil service rules.
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REMARKS oS BEET CATTLE.

The arrival of cattle during the week
amounted to 1923 hssd, against 2-@O5
bead last week, and LIZ same time last
wear: and the -sles during the week
amounted " l,352 head, against ,s6l
lat week, and ,42G same time last year
and were a. follows:
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Tickets % ali princlpl. points IN The
Fsst and West can be procured ~ ths
Union Ticket ono tn AcLuTs Hou-e, and
Al the station at Br1dgSTsOTt.
F. ~. NYERS.
inns General Pa,SengsT q Ticket Agent.
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The anticipated light run early in the
week caused prices to advance 10 te on
last week rates, the greater advance BE-
ing on the tOps, of which there were very
few in the market; and with the advance
there VA, little more activity I'll! near
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PHILADELPHIA.
The stolen Child Reported DiscOv'
cred.

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-A report
reaches here that the kidnapped boy,
Charlie Ross, has been discovered. The
report is being Investigated.
Closing the Peoples Fire Insurance
Company.
The circumstances connected with the
closing of the Peoples Fire Insurance
Company are that the State CommlS-
sioncr of Insurance, X. VI. Fisher, last
week discovered certain fraudulent
transactions in the management of the
companv. and Immediately directed the
Attorney General to begin legal pro
ceedngs to close up the company, and
notified lhc insurance officials OF other
States of the fact. Brindle, the alleged
defaulting manager, learned this. and
gathered up all the available assets and
fled to parts unknown.
The report that Charley Ross had been
discovered was founded on the fact that
4 band of GypSics having - small boy
with them. had been detained at Ham
burg to await the arrival of Mr.. Ross,
who started with all officer on Speclal
train to see if the boy is MS own.
Fatal Quarrel.
During a quarrel tonight a relative
to business matters, Geo. Snyder shot and
instantly killed his former partner, Au-
yust Pohuke. Snyder was arrested and
claimed that he did it in self defense.
Meeting Of the Union League Nation.
Executive Committee.
A meeting of the National Executive
Committee of the Union League Of
America was held this afternoon. kN-
Governor VIM. A. Newell, of New
Jersey, in the chair. Among those
present were Gen. Ncgley. MeSsrS. Pinck-
ncv of Alexandria, and Baker of New
York; Col. T. K. Rich, Maryland;
N.ssrs. Hackett, McRode, Gen. Har-
tranft and W. A. Cook, of the District
Of Columbia. Resolutions of a secret
nature were adopted. \ committe" was
onpointed on National Platform, and an
address to be read at the meeting to be
held in Baltimore soon. Various dele
ootes present gave their views on the
Subject of fstremgth and usefulness OF the
lasTuc. and an unanimous vote WAS gwen
ON continuing the work of the Union
League The committee cvinced con-
siderable enthusiasm at the prospect.
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THE ALLEGED CRIME,
Extra Session of Plymouth
Church Committee.

New YORK, July 30.-The Plymouth
Church Investigating Committee held
an extra session yesterday afternoon, to
hasten the conclusion ofthe inquiry. The
committee are getting heartily sick OF
the sluggish investigation, besides think
ing that delay is injurious TO complete
the vindication Of Beecher, who is said
to be rapidly preparing testimony for the
committee.
Beecher Meditates.
While preparing testimony for the COM
mittee last evening he walked among the
trees on Columbia Heights with his
hands behind him. and his white slouch
hat drawn over his forehead. He takes
his daily exercise in this way; he allows
no approach to the topic Of scandal In
conversation. Mr.. OveringtOn said last
evening that Theodore Tilton had called
at his house three times since his wlfes
separation from him, and begged to see
her, and that every time she refused 10
see him. OveringtOn added: 81 think
that his power over his wife is 50 great
that if she had permitted him to see
her he might have forced her even to ae-
company him to his house on LIVING
stone street again.
TiIton's Power Over His Wife Still
Mr.. Tilton's power over his wife Is as
great in her presence to-day as 1t ever
was. If he could see her she would be
obliged to obey him. Tilton spent last
evening with his counsel. and early in
the evening Mrs. Tilton sat at Mr. Over
ington's piano singing "Homc, Sweet
Home.
Beecher Interviewed.
A reporter of the Brooklyn Union
called on Mr.. Beccher at his residence
last night. The conversation between
Mr.. Beechcr and the reporter was of
confidential character. Mr.. Becchcr.
whilr seated at his ease. talked glibIy
and laughed heartily at times. He init
mated to the reporter that his friends
might rely on his discretion and his truth.
1t was enough for the present that he had
declared Tiltons charges false.
He Speaks POLITICALLY.
He was prepared to admit that hi, sky
was not as clear As it ought to be; there
were hazv clouds on the horizon,
and these darkencd slightly towards
the zenith; hut the sun of truth would
in its own good time burst forth and
dsipatc them. He was preparing his
RefutatiOn Of all Charges
that had been made against him. He
felt strong in his own heart; he felt that
he had done wrong to no one; he might
have been inconsidcratc, even indiscreet,
that came of his impulsivcncSs. When
hi, story had been told; when his plain,
unvarniShed tale had been prepared and
given to the public, he would calmly
await what it, and, more particularly, his
true friends, had to say, and by it he WAS
prepared to stand or fall He felt HIM
self innocent Of an intention to wrong
any one. and with that feeling ever pres
| ent in his heart he was prepared to come
! boldly before before the world and battle
down the army of scandal mongers.
The Becckcr Investigating Committee
met again tonight. Mr.. Francis N"ul-
ton had not vet returned to the city aud
the committee are anxiouSly expecting
his arrival, as Mr.. Bcechcr is unwilling to
testify until all the evidence is in.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co,


ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY u,
Is7i, Trains will leave Wheeling ~ fol-
lows, Wheeling time:
ST. LOULS EIPRESS
r.sr-LpAyps. wpr- -LTAvD.
"hITl'ng dniry ag GWAx daily at o:0r.M
ARRIVES Ar ARRIVE At
Washington .NrWark b'lp ~ "
CIty B:0P. ". Columbus & '0A. n.
UaItimorr s.DP. " SanhuEky ... n p \. n.
phiIa 2:Ij h N.Cincinnati lU"B 4. n.
New York $50 T. ". Chicago .......bHD y. y.
Sundays excepted.
WESTgRY ExPRESS
EASr.-LEANES. wy-r-LEAvES
wheeling Wheeling
d"IIy at i55r.u. daily AZ 7,WA.H
AERIvIS Ar AHEIyEs Al
Washington newark lnP,
CTtv ','......7:lOA. ". Columbus .2.IjP.H
BaIiimurr s:fD 4. u. Sandusky B@E =. n
phila -. ssgjP NJ Cincinnati .IOsp P.A
New York. $50 p. Chicago s:p \.
TTON
tAsT-LEAvEs. wuT=LEAvrS.
daily at 9.IjA.E. daily At $40 P.N.
AERivTs AEEIyTs ~
Cumberland : sg5 Pm. Zanosyili" .r:UP P.N.
sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
East bound trains max" direct cynns".
tinns al Baltimore with trains for Phlla'
dclphia, Sew York and B~ton. ~ Wash
lngtOn CITY fDr all points south.
West bound trains max" direct cDnncc'
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palac. Cars on all might trains.
WHEELING PITTSB BTRGH IND mn.
TIHORE DIVISION.
yA.T-LEAyES. WEsT-LEAyI1A
owhreIinR 7WmhingtDn Pa,
daily at 7ljA. daily at 80 ~ \. ".
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily al 4dJPA. daily Rt .... 2:DP. n.
Sundays excepted. SUNDAYS "hc"pi'H.
Tickets 10 all principal points cnn %"
procured at ths office AT the D.pDi.
THl<s r. SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.
R.T. DFNRiE-, General Agent, wheel
ng nyiS
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CAIRO, W. VA, July =, lS7i.
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NEW YORK.
Committed for Trial for False News.

Committed for Trial for False News.
NEW YORK. July 29-Private cable
advices from London state that parties
charged with issuing and circulating Al
legged false news in relation to the Erie
Railroad Company, through the so-caiied
Erie circnlar and whose examinations
have been pending for some days, have
been committed to the Bailey for trial.
The offence especially charged is that of
defendant r. T. Marsden, clerk for A. NJ.
McHenry, of Winchester buildings, wrote
letter TO the London managers OF the
Erie Company, and circulated in the En-
glish and Foreign Stock Exchange, tothe
effect that the directors were engaged in
surreptitiously manufacturing fictitious
shares, for the purpose Of carrying the
election, Just as Fisk and Gould did, and
intended to send them to Europe for sale
in the stock markets. At the preliminary
examination the counsel for the company
said the property of the Erie sharehold-
ers some weeks before was worth E3, 5OO,-
900 more than it was at that time. The
counsel for the defendant at the same
preliminary examination said that they
were prepared to justify everything that
had been written.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

South ANTON. July 3O.-Ths steam
er Braunscbweig from Bsltimorr, arrived
out
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Cleveland E. Pittsburgh R. R.

CONDENSED TINE CARD.
EeH sWfys
ON AND AFTER NAY slst is7i, THAIN5
" will run Daily. except sunday. A. fol-
lows, VIZ:
tAooo.'orAru IA, Aooos'o.
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Cuban Plantations Destroyed.

Cubans here have received news by
way Of Havana to the effect that the
patriot troops have destroyed a number
Of plantations in the Trinidad valley, and
that the planters are abandoning their
property there for fear Of being captured
and because the Spanish government can-
not give the necessary protection. The
President of the Cuban Republic has
ordered Captain Carpio to destroy every
thing he can lay his hands ON: C"bo'
the negro captain, at the mead Of mum
Der of cmancipated slaves Is i'll the
nrighborhood of CcinfurgaS wrccking
plantations and cnlisting slaves and
Coolies in the patriotic ranks. \ general
upri>ing of the negroes under Cabo is
daily expected. The Cubano have cap
tured several military maps Of the Tro-
cha, which show the position Of forts,
pitfalls. picket stations, &c.
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To the Wheeling Register:
At the solicitation Of many TRENDS an
nounce myself q candidate to represent
the counties Of Ritchie and Calhoun Ill the
next Legislature Of West Virginia.
u. McGREGOR.
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For State senate-second District.

In compliance with the wishes OF many
frisnds, hereby announce myself Us
candidate to represent the Second senatori-
81 instruct in the Legislature, subject to the
decision of the Democratic nominating
convention. " W. H' A
Marion county, w. Va. yslf
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THE WEATHER.

W AR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WA>HINGToN. July 30, sr. ".
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TiIton's Power Over His Wife Still
Great.

Mr.. Tilton's power over his wife is as
great in her presence to-day as 1t ever
was. If he could see her she would be
obliged to obey him. Tilton spent last
evening with his counsel. and early In
the evening Mrs. Tilton sat at Mr. Over
ington's piano singing "Home, Sweet
Home
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During quarrel tonight relative
to business matters, Geo. Snyder, shot and
instantly killed his former partner, Au,
yust Pohuke. Snyder was arrested and
claimed that he did it in self defense.
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY u,
" Isi. Trains will l"ay" wheeling ~ fol-
lows Wheeling time:
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New. from the ..City of Guatemala.

The captain of the Eotisheu reported
ot the office of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, yesterday, that he passed
Watings Island July 18th. two days
after the wreck Of the Guatemala; at
that time she was on perfectly even keel,
with foretop sail and house ti"g hylng'
None of the crew were seen, but num-
Der of boats were removing the cargo to
William>town. and no assistance seemed
to be needed
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Reecher interviewed.
He Speaks POLITICALLY.

He was prepared to admit that his sky
WA, not as clear as it ought Ia be; there
were hnzy clouds on the horizon,
and these darkencd slightly towards
the zenith; hut the sun of truth would
in its own good time burst forth and
disipate them He was preparing his
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PHILADELPHIA, July 30-A report
reaches here that the kidnapped boy,
Charlie Ross, has been discovered. The
ranort i heinz investigated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-09
COM H,ISCIAT,-

ALEXANDRA MARKET, June 9-We have
no change 10 note in Wheat receipts continue
very light, and the market is inactive; sale of
lot of prime red to-day ut leo; offerings of ga
bushels. Corn is quiet and steady offerings of
2lG2 bushels, with les of river white at 81, and
mixed ut II, IS and 50 Rye is quiet at 95 Oats
sre in light receipt and prices ara OFF, sales at G3.
RAILROAD REcElrrs.-The following were
the receipts by the w. g., " NJ. s. q. S. K. r.,
last week:
Corn 10 900 bushels, wheat 1870, rye 2G, oats
27U, corn meal 34n, mill feed 225 potatoes s.,
-four $50 hbls, dried fruit l box. ground bark
3G, l4U lbs fowls IL coops leather 81 rolls. hay
AS bales, vinegar = bbls, tobacco 81 boxes wool
l5l sacks, eggs 10 bbls, butter 81 frkns, stone
ware 403 pieces. ground sumsc % 100 lbs, bacon
1872 lbs. sumac 100 bags calves 81, >hirlings >
bales, hides 275 bundles, calf skins 4 bales and
62 skins sheep skins bales and Isl skins wine
6 packages, feathers sack, pipes IS boxes, iron
and brass l3,441 lbs. rags 80 lbs, copper AM
lead l75 lbs, plre lumber IS 900 feet, lumber
l2,tOO feet, empty Casks q, ash logs cattle M!
sheep 10 cars bark II cars, cross ties cars, stone
cars.