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Notice.

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4 m Nevas, AcricgltCr=!. AtJsIE. s21
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YOUNG MEN

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SERANDAuS.
sGMHEE HOUSES, AkBGhS.
CHAIRS. SETTLES, ETC. EiC.
Cast Il Wrought Iron R@il:nss.
For Public buildings, and Squares,
t,s-rns-.rv Lets. Garden Fences. bal
COMES, KoCf Crossings, &c, il great
variety Of Patterns.
I.t=FP POSTS.
Tor frcrt- q Public Buiidir-s, 10
tells ami Ci;y Streets, of Plate snd
Elaborate pcs Eus. New ara I'M
--5vea Sryla= y great vari -.
SVaDLE FITTINGS,
O. Cast ard Wrought Iron Of N X
aa5 Improved S;y such a. lay
BACKS. sail Divisions, Ei.-l3ssrs,
Harness Brackets, Gutt1Ts, Traps,
Vea:iisturs, &c, &c.
wiRLWOEE
Of every description, VIZ" ,'l.tT'--
# Ctl.IFEO WY. Gflvat.:-.. q
psiutcd. Pa~FN CHAIRS. VII ii
FOLIIEG SLAIf'. Olgss Horses
Plcg,res, Concert haI-s aua ! "ttn7e
icons. NGIEaIHG fCt y / AiNs
OK STREET isis. A .ve-I large
ses rtratu. ofDtsigns expressly 10
this prrpoee. tStiA.atrs ana Hn|'".
...7:.yi - ,,ii.lst:..., SAILING tte t1-.- Q
.-sr. S-e-r-- p 0--.LL
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cierbrcok House, Lake Tahoe

In time to sorreet VITA the splendid aoab.e
decs,d steamer Gov. sTAsIsEs, Tor All points
OF tic i.sks-SAAE DAi-isclSdihs ia.os
Titv .ua caIavells Stages tor T Eckee, Bonner
TAFT ana summit Station, on the Central Pacl-
fir Railrsad. RETURNING SANE DAY lease
ti1snb-ook Hou.e on srrivsi Of the Steamer
Prom Tahoe City snd other points ON the Lake.
18th tne4P, n. Passenger Trains fer Virginia
and here. ~ro~ p.:.,,
js2e-H !. N. 11A
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 23.-The funeral OF
John Mitchell took place to-day at Not
tingham, -4-,
The spring handicap was run to-day,
Munden was the frat il, but being disqual-
ified the race was given 10 Castle Wellan,
who was second. St, Patrick and NAL
quet who were respectively third and
fourth, were placed second and third.
In tho debate in tho House Of Com
mons on tho bill. for an amendment
Of the pCase preservation act the home
rulers, oposing the bill, cOntFasted the
prevalence OF crime in England with
the peaceiulness Of Ireland.
Sir Edward Watkins retorted that the
English people do not welcome American
conspirators among them, but are con-
spiclous for their loyalty and law abid.
ing dispositions, He said II the Irish
would fenounce the leadership Of stump
orators and adopt industry in the place u
political agitation the necessity for ex.
ceptIonal legislation would cease,
DisTaol pointed out the concessions
contained in the bill, and appealed TO the
patriotism OF the Irish and asking them
not to agitate the country by al OppoSi.
tion to the bill that must bcfulile, The
bill passed the second reading by 264
to so.
At meeting held by Moody and shsr.
key last night Dean Stanley and sixty
Anglican clergymen occupied seats on tho
platform. Tho proceedings were opened
by Rev. William Conway, Canon Of West.
minister,
In the House Of Commons last night
0'Cleary, member for Westford, gave no.
tice that after tho recess he should offer q
motion In favor Of the recognition by
Great Britain Of the belligeFent rights Of
the Carlists in Spain. z
LONDON, March 24,-A Paris cores
pondent Of the Times telegFaphs that Gen,
Cabrera has organized q staff Of twenty
Spanish officers at Biarril1 for the purpose
Of communicating with the Carlists and
obtaining adhesions to his programme,
Members Of the staff enter Spain every
day. There Is no doubt that tho prema.
ture publication Of Cabrerra's llrst mani.
iesto declaring for Alfonso greatly marred
the success Of the movement,
II rumored that Mendini has desert.
Od Don Carlos and arrived in Bayonnej
also that LoEraggo has been arrested on
suspicion OF treason.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 03.-Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat Active and
closed easier; No. spflng0SC; No. 2, 9Il4c
bid for strictly ifeShj g35Ec regular spot;
9lc seller April; spXas9Nc for No. !; re-.
jeCted SEC. COfn-lJemand falr and prices
advanced; No. 2 mixed gBIfc spot; 871Sc
seller April; bisSe bid seller May. Oats
Demand active and prices advanced; No.
., 6l3iN54 iIc spot; bI1Sc bid seller April;
bsc seller May. Rye-Demahd fair and
prices advanced, No, gsa9sNc. bailey
demand moderate Ut full prices; 81 %
spot $l04tEai % seller April. Dressed
HogsZFifm 1t 9fagd. Pofk-Duil and
nominal; $40 s14aig 90 spot; $40 90 seller
April; $50 10 seller May. IAfd-Seady and
IN moderate demand; SIS g7N spot or seller
April; $H seller May. Bulk Meats-De.
mand fair and market firm. Whisky
Steady and In moderate demand al 81 liza
il2,
On call board wheat was higher Of O4lIc
April; 9sMc May. Eatd Si3 30. Others
strong and unchanged.
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any deserters from tho Republican fold,
certainly not among those to whom he
refers, and suggestto him in the second
place that we arc quite able to take care
Of ourselves.
Mr.. Thurman-Well now, Mr.. Presi.
dent there il no necessity for that remark,
for am sure did not volunteer TO take
care Of them. They arc the last people
In tho world that would undertake to
nurse and take care Of. Laughter,
Tho amendment Of Thurman was re-
iected-yeas "a, nays 80; Mr.. Hamilton,
of Texas, being the only Republican who
voted with the Democrats in the aIRrma-
tive.
Mr.. Thurman then submitted the fol-
lowing as an amendment to tho resolu-
tiOn Of Anthony:
ResOEred, That nothing herein con-
tained Ii meant to assume that the body
Of men that elected P. B, s. Pinchbick
was the legal Legislature Of the State.
Mr., Edmunds said he would vote
against this amendment on precisely tho
same ground that he voted against tho
other.
The amendment was reiected-ysas "a
nays 81.
Mr.. Thurman then offered tho follow
ing as IN amendment;
Provided, That nothing herein con-
tanned Is meant to approve Of interter.
ence by United States troops In tho or.
ganizatiOn Of the Legislature in Louis
lana on the 4th Of sanuary last.
RejectGd-yeas "a, nays 20.
Tho question then being on tho rssolu'
tiOn Of Mr.. Anthony as a substitute for
that Of Mr.. Frellnghuysen, II was agreed
to-yeas SS, nays 2S-as follows;
YrAs-Allison, Anthony, Boutwell,,
Bruce, Burnside, Cameron, Of Wisconsin,
ChristianCy, Conkling, Cragin, Dorsey,
Edmunds, Ferry, o. Michigan Freling'
huysen, ITaincy, Hitchcock, Howe, In
gals, Jones, Of Nevada, Logan, Mcmillan,
Mitchell, Morrill,, OF Maine, Morrill,, Of
Vermont, Morton, Paddock, Patterson,
Robertson, Sargent, Sherman, Spencer,
WadIeigh, West and Windom-39,
NAYs-Bayard, BOgy, Booth, Caporton,
Cockrell, Cooper, Davis, Dennis, Gordon,
I'OI! RnIim osnon ~. nT"t NtoCssSr" o MSxav NoT,
MeJ nooJ pOn%Oinh % snni:I,urv StsvSns
,rS".u,oN TS i W"iI"co Whvts snd Withers
H1S ""'
10 I" ,,,,,o, III. vo,o AZ, p,hsr,so, .aid
ho AZ oJ siyJ W. nI ~ oI ,bo % rosoi"tinn bsca,ss
" n".nsod %U"S ,p,H III Oo,i"S ~ thS pr".iJsnt II
s,HppraSS;u1 "HpSi; SnmSstic I % viol"nca bnt in vol.
iuPos'i u go - H Hi S", So,nmit SinSsli IN thq
inS ntSsnsi,, III ~ "J ~ tho s,S,o nnvsrnn,snt In
n"S;W To,,Sf.;Wsn0 :" '"O N'N'' s' "
LOUISIANA, ~. a.. nJ.L..
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AUGUSTA, March 2S.--ThO path Of the
tornado was from two to six hundred
yafds vide. Tho Cyclone was cylindrical
shaped and rotated with fearful velocity
from the north to the south, The front
clouds was black ~ night and half q mile
high, tho rear was Illuminated BY n
bright light, and II travelled nearly due
east, veeFing little 10 the north. After
devastating U0mack the tornado seems
10 have divided, one portion going .eaSt
by north and crossing teveralr,y!rs above
and below Aug1ata, both proving equally
destructive, laying waste everything In
their track. Huge trees were broken
like reeds and In some instances carried
three.duarters Of a mile. The tornado
was preceded by dull heavy roar as Of
heavy artillery In tho distance. An eye
witness says hia senses were nearly dead
ened and appalled, There was crash,
roar and tho mingling Of a hundred
terrific and uneart6ly sounds. Houses
were demolished, and oaks that had with.
stood tho storms OF q century we're snap.
ped In twain. There Ia great distress In
The deyasted district, embracing eight
counties In Georgia and two or three In
South Carolina. The devastation Of
property Is immense and the liSt Of kill.
ed and wounded appalling.
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CokuaBus, March 23.-Go7etnOr Hen.
dicks spent the day In this city. Reso.
lutions were Adopted In both branches
Of the General Assembly extending to
him the privileges Of the aour, which he
accepted, making q few remarks III each
house, after which the members we're
formally introduced 10 him,
In liz House the House bill furnishing
The ctimo ui rape upoh'a child under IL
years Of age BY imprisonment ior lie at
hard labor was passed.
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SPAIN,

MADRID, March 2S.-General Conchu,
late Captain General Of Cuba, has ar.
rived.
BAYoSSE, March 2S.-Don Carlos has
issued q decree declaring that General
Cabrera has forfeited hlS former honOrs
and that he shall DO delivered into the
hands Of q military tribunal for trial II
he falls into tho hands Of The Carlists.
sANTANDIR, March 23.-Gen. Cabrera
Is expected here on Wednesday, en- route
for Madrid.
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LoUpviLts, Match gs.-A special 10
The Coariet4J0afadi says An. attempt was
made 10 as9assinate james Brothers who
haA turned States evidence against the
Todd Co. KuiKluS, while upon the Wit.
hes3 stand IN the court house At Elkton
today. The 6tttmpt Was uhtuets SOL
but Tie A18ailahl9 escaped. The officers
were In bot pursuit 4. laat accounts.
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Rilltim0re.

BALTIMORE, March 2S,-Flonr-Steady,
firm and unchanged. Wheat-Firmeri No,
., red 81 l6al IS, CoFn-Stcadyi western
mixed at S2c, 0ats-Quiet white west.
ern 67a6SO; mixed 65a06e. Rye-Dull and
steady at 81 0Oal 0S, Hay-Dull at $i7a
80. Provisions Very strong with an up
ward tendency at SEQ 6Oa2l. Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulders saSIlC; clear rib Hall fe,
BacOn-Firm; shoulders 9NOi clear rln
l2I9l2Nc. Hams-l4Rl5c. Lard-steady
at i4c. Bntter-Dull and UNCHANGED, Pc
Internationally at 7lSa7llc, Coffee
Dull anil unchanged. Whisky-Firm pt
Il n
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, March 23,-Flour = Demand
fair and market firm. WhGat-Demand
fair and prices advanced; No, white Wa.
bush 81 u; amber Michigan 81 tSA seller
April; Sl.l4A seller May 81 l8kal N
seller June; No. 9 red 81 lSKpl l4lIi sci.
Ter April St16, CSrn-Demand active and
prices advanced; high mixed cash and sci.
Ter April 79c; seller May 74Ci low mixed
7ONc; no grade 69Kc. 0ats-Shade higher
No. Q, 6Sjsci whitO cox; Michigan bslE.
Clover Seed at 50 90,
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CINCINNATI, March &C Cotton-Qu
at lGc, Flour-Dcmand fair and market
DUH a. Ss.a'os sss oamF.a e. 4 sqsI aasc *
changed. @ l. oils@uachaSsed, dsS Esgs%FiI@ sg Inn
changed, Clover Sec6-Firm at Hall 20,
Pork-Quiet at Sal 90. Lard-Firm and
quiet; steam and kettle l4Hc, Bacon
Quiet; shoulders SIC; clear rib sides ll3la
IKE; clear l2Hc. Bulk Meats-Quiet at
75Sal0Nallkc. WhiSky-Steady and IN
moderate demand ut ITO.
HoGs-Firm; common 81 90 az 75i fair to
medium IS O0as 90; no higher grades olier-
ing.
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AIInrhnnY 1,nttIa.

EAST Liberty, March 2S.-oATTLl- Re.
Ceipts to.day S23 head, The supply this
morning was very light aud only seven
loads reported to arrive There has been
only four head sold to-day and no buyers
on hand. What the change may be to-
morrow we can't tell, neither can we form
any quotations on this market.
fIoGs--RoCoipts to-day ,045 head. York.
ers 81 40a7 90; Philadolphia 80 00a9 %,
SHRgp-ReCeipts to-day 800 head. Best
50 76a7 20; medium IS T6a0 25.
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Eisatn,i llniliniroiier.

CHARLEsroS, s. e. March 23.-The
LeeisIatdfe to-day elected Thomas o,
Dunn Comptroller General Of the State.
Dunn IA northern Republican who was
elected IN The State Senate BY the Con.
setvalives and was Chairman Of the Re-
form Republican Executive Committee
in the lASt campaign. He IL generally 70.
Spccted By all patties In the State.
The LegislaIute Adjourned siSt die Fiji
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Nashville, March gS.=in the Senate
to.daythe House bill 10 define the rights,
privileges and liabilities Of Inn. keepers,
common carriers, aid keepers Of places
Of public amusement, passed to q third
teadihg-ayes 20, nays 2. The House
bill ptSviding against unjust disctimina'
tfol, Of railroads against each other, a.
we'll AZ shippers d local and through
freight, and ii&ing freight and passenger
tariff. failed on ia third reading.
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rnE report Of the Superintendent OF
Public instruction Of New York, for
1874, presents some most interestingfaets
In relation to the operations Of the COM
mon schools Of that State. The humbor
Of persons Of legal school age in the State
bi,5oO,s4O. OF these l,924,32l attended
school some portion Of tho year. The
aggregate attendance at the common
schools was 1,044,3G4 The average
daily attendance, bt6,03t. Nearly 10000
teachers arc employed in the schools, and
their salaries amount toS7,5OO,0OO The
State school fund amounts to S2,sS4,GS4.
81, In relation to compulsory educa.
tion, the Superintendent Ia convinced
that such q system cannot be put in sue.
cessful operation at once, nor, indced, tin.
Ill after some years Of careful prepare.
tion, during which time the Legislature
mist cooperate with those charged with
the execution Of Tie School laws, to the
end that ample accommodations may be
provided and proper provision made for
ihS care Of lruAnts and vOgabonds. lie
aiso suggests that the free school system
Be supplemented BY a practical Traaney
and Vagtancy act, and that means be ia.
ken to encourage the establishment and
maintenance ofnight schools in cities aud
manufacturing villages. In half the
cities aud towns Of tic Stale efforts have
been made to comply with the require.
inents Of tho Compulsory School act, in
The remainder little, Il anything has
been done in that direction. II Ia quite
evident, from the report Of Mf. ailmOuf,
that New York Is not prepared for the
Compulsory Education system.
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New YoRK, March 23.-ArrivOd--
steamship Wisconsin, from Liverpool
State OF Georgia, from Glasgow.
SAN FRAEDIsco, March 23.-Arrived-
The Pacific Mail steamer Grenada, from
Panama.
NEW YoRK, March 2S.-Arrlved--
Steamship Spain, from Liverpool,
soUTlIGMPToN, March 23.--The steam.
ship Weser, from New York, has arrived,
LONDON, March 23,-Arriyeu- The
steamship Denmark from New York,
NEW YoRK, March 23,-Arrived-
steamship Halsatia, from Hamburg.
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WASHINGTON.


oGAA ANAANoA AASAAAS NAA1hSANSt
WASHINGTON, March 23-The Attor.
ney General has instructed the District
Attorney to institute suits against several
Of the Pacific Railroads for the amount
certified by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, to be due the Government for five
yer cent Of their respective net earnings.
The following are the roads and atnountsi
Central branch Of the Union Pacific Il.
Il. $l7,107, Sioux City and Pacific II. Il,
$2l ,lO4, Union Pacific Il. Il. 81, 100000,
Kansas Pacific $3OS,sS0.
SENATE ADjouRSs To.MoRRow.
II Is the confident OK xpcctatiun that Sen
ate will adjourn sine die tomorrow.
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LtrrLE Rock, AK. March 2S.-An
unknown man was killed this morning
by passenger train on the International
Railroad near Texatkaha.
John McFaddeh shot and killed Geo
b, filackatd, at Clatksville ycrtefday,
Illackatd was a railroad employee, aud
Was shot for refusing 10 return one dollat
won from McIadde6. The murderer wa.
arrested.
a raised pension warrant for eight
hundred dollars, was shot and badly
wounded by detective Woodward while
attempting escape.
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ST.. LOuIA.

ST. tyouis, March 2S.AThe Republican
City Convention to-day nominated Com
stahtihe Magdife, now D, s. Revenue Col.
ieolor, for Mayor, Anthony Itlnef for
Comptroller, Philip Sherman for Auditor,
Ellis N, Leeds for Treasurer, and a full
eiiv Ticket.
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AVerIIct Of Not Guilty,

SALT LAKE, Utah, March 23.-In oc-
tober last Thomas =, Kicks, a member Of
the Grand Jury, was Indicted for the
murder Of David SkGenc, in 1850. The
case was given to the jury this afternoon
and this evening verdict was rendered
Of not guilty, The same man was indict-
cd for polygamy.
Assistant Secretary COwan arrived this
evening.
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AfAntitir IN. tsfNlrht Aranis,

CHIc4ao, March 23-The general
fteisht Bgents Of the ltunk lines held a
meeting here to-day and decided 70 main.
tain the rates on eaateth bound tteight,
An agreement 10 do % Wat aigned BY oil
those present, including the agent ot the
baltimore 4 Ohio road
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BosrN, March 2S,-Eeatly last night
.the BODY ot Aifs. Mary Bingham, widow,
deed about 80, was found h the cellef Of
bef mothers residence, Webster street,
East Boston. The police are looking for
her mufiefefS.
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NEW YORK.
JuYEN1Ln ouAnp1ANs NoctErY.

NEw York, March 29.-The President
Of the Juvenile Guardian's Society llaS
written q note to Rev. Mr.. Halliday, pas.
torial helper OF the Plymouth Church, In
which lie says the characterization Of the
Guardian Society In hiS testimony Id the
scandal trial was u malicious effort to
damage our reputation, II is an made
quate reparation after the wrong has been
done to say you did not intend Il. We
shall protect our good name by all legal
means In our poWer.
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SCRANTON, Pa, March 2S.-Nine en-
gineers, firemen and pumpmen in the EN-.
ploy Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Co., at Providence, oliphant and Carbon'
dale, who struck Wednesday last for an
advance OF teu per cent, returned to work
tonight at the old wages.
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Convention Adjourned.

CINCINNATI, March 23.-The convention
Of railroad ticket and passenger agents
which has been in session since Friday
adjourned to-day to meet at Saratoga in
September next. 1t Is understood that
nothing was done except some slight
changes in local rates. The Baltimore
4 Ohio, Marietta & Cincinnati and Ohio
& Mississippi roads were not represented
in the convention.
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new ORLEANS, Match "a. y The
indiana editorial extutAl6ni5tS will leave
via ST. Louis AID Chicago Railroad, for
Jackson, Colorado fiSef. The people
here gave them 4 hop at The ST Charles
ho.6ls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-24

WILKEBARRg, Pa, March 2S.-The
weather was more moderate to-day, and
there was a gentle thaw; not enough,
however, to raise the water, and the gorge
remains as firm as ever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-24

Capt. Jos. Mitchell, aon Of the late John
Mitchell, arrived hero last evening from
Ireland. lie learned Of the death Of hiS
father from a pilot who boarded the
steamer. Different Irish national organ.
ilations are active in preparations for The
funeral procession Sunday next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-24

Pom 1gRyfs, March 2Sl@The gteateet
Aiatm & feIt al alt points along the great
gorge ii the Delaware, Many persons
litibe neat the river ate moving 70 higher
And iaief ffound.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-24

P1TTsDuRGH, March 3S.-Wleat = I'm.
changed. COrn-Ear firm and prices IN.
changed; Shslled 7la7Sc for white; 74a76c
for yellow. PetrOleum-Quict crude 81 80
al 50 v at ParkerSi refined l4Nc, Philadel'
phia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-24

A Commercial Ironton, o., special says
that the court house Of that county
burned this morning, All the records
except those Of the probate court were
saved. Loss $4,000. Insurance 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-24

CLEVELAND, March 2S.-Wheat, Corn
and oats-Steady and unchanged. Petro'
leum-Quiet and steady standard white,
car lots llMci Ohio State test l2hci small
lots la2c higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CIV York Money and Stocks.

NEw YoRE, March 2S,-MoNEY-E Easy
at tSaSX per cent Prime mercantile paper
5a7 per cent
STERLING ExoIIANos-Dull at $3.50 for
90 days, and $4,A for sight Exports pro.
duCe for week tI,lO4,67Oi Custom retOiptS
$535,OOO.
GoLD-opened at 1lGA, and closed at
1t6, with sales in the interium ut ll0I< and
il0X. Gold loans made fiat, and 1IGa2 per
cent for carrying. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed S25S,OOO. ClearlnyS, SS2,OOO,OOO.