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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
ankers. quote foreign coin
as follows;


Slnte DOnC5 NCIo uUII, aIu IIIsIIICv o OOIuHUia
;}-55s rose to 67l2
City bank shares were quiet odd lots of Metro
politan and Fourth National selling at 1871 and 81.
Railroad bonds were good demand, especially IN
The afternoon. when Chicago and North-Western
Consolidated Gold bonds rose from S51s 10 SO, tho
transactions for the day amounting to $2J4,OOo.
Union Pacific Sinking Funds sold ut 93ti 093.
The following shows the exports eXclsiye OF spe-
cie from the port oi Now-lork TO foreign ports for
the week ending Dec Ii. aud since the beginning Of
tho year: $500
vor,,ov.s .,sl4st7g ii;s .ellSifssis ss,s;sssS;o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

\ IAN 3bfsN fNft's a
Zlg. Nat. Photo. Chem. Co.
agt. SchOOnnaker.
243 III eyer agi. Never.
n, go. hEapp at Bnncsteei.
90. Miller AIT. Crlgcr.
= 9. Costello agl. iiisscL
M 2T2. Matter Of Murphy.
- Matter o. StnkcT.
o. 306. Dietrich agt. Tho May
or. sc.
307 Matter Of " Hams.
81. Maitlr % Strikcr.
313. Poster ACT. ,myth.
II, 81. Matter OF HinssOridgo-
road.
800. Wagner agt. --.
1913. sander 5Sn agL Etiin-
1T. ger.
3i2..Olcaa art. Bien.
N. 2G7. Lynch agt. klerdan.
34S. salmon sci Allen.
81. ia j. AIT. Cost 10.
$50. paWSOl agt Francis.
go. Brennan agt The
u. Mayo SC.
377 Henlr.cks sgt. Moan
It. drew.
376. KEEPER agt. Webster,
Sc.
h. $40. Fits. &C.. agt Onder
al dOnk
$50. .COdd ugtoa AIT. Simon.
3Sl. Barker. &c. ACT. uou
ETI.-DONOHyR. J..
Il. Z 10 s. .Wanr act. Ashley.
1908. Compete agt. Prentice
%. aud ano
S97. .Miiiard AT Paine. AID
anO.
nd 1903. Fcilows and ano. sgt.
Tao Mayor. &c.
4. 3Sij. .Gcaet asf. The Mayor.
&c.
2lCl Pacific B'k ast. Dwight
C. 2l75. .Sypher ard ano. agi.
Butler, &c.
no 2l3l Roberts Ggi- IN.
2lS9. stephens agt. Godfrey.
20. zl9l Huss0n sgt Van kanst
aud an0.
1877. Null OF al agt. Allerton
bs 81 al.
ylI9. Bigier et al. ACT. The
IL Mayor, DC.
2l9J. .CauldN,li and ano. agt.
he Pea -rou ct al
2l39. Butt aga. y. 4. Cen. &
an. II. X. ". Co.
22l3. Mcdonald agt. The
n, Mayor. sc.
1853. Fisk AIT. Bradley.
%. 46l. .SteinDeCS aSt BTeB-
I'D nan, &C.
Jb79..Sherman agt. Hoffman
10 and an0.
2lS5. Hale at. Teicott
VAN VOgsy. J.
E., 344l .Saohen$iorT agt. The
Mayor. sc.
&c. 225. Mcguire AFT Farley.
236. N Y. Guar. and Ind.
VI, Co. AIT WecKman.
992. .GeTmanA Bank agt.
K. SChafer et al.
1888. keilum, &C., at. The
Z. Mayor, to.
oS2. NGthes agt. Brennan.
/. &c.
n. 23o2. Terry art Greenwich
nj Fire llr. Co.
1922 Bailey. &c. sgt Spot
fond. &c.
&. 453ia CLARK ast. CocseriD.
a. 2Jii. Halsieaa agt. Seaman.
Is. 1854 MD0iy and ano. agt.
1 PelL
IT. 1919. .Southwsck agt First
Nat. bank Oi ".
"a. 8S3 q. Brown sgt Tho Mayor.
DC.
n. 140I Rossman and snO. agt
MahOn and ana.
n. 4OO5 .ScaYer. &C. agL Tho
Il. Mayor. 90.
}. $500. Corr Gan. &c. AFT. The
10 MAYOR. &C.
14i. .Lotcbfprd and ano.
". agt. Brande. Jr.. et al
1896. Mccullough agL Tho
4. MAJ OF. DC.
30S9. Frcund 81 NJ. act. Imp.
". and Traders Nat Bk.
800 REX agt Phonix ms.
4. 90.
3OGl. MOrangc agt. Hymes ct
rt. nj.
27s9. Hazard agt Conklin.
OF 1921 a Mckee agt. Chenery.
1877. Sardinia agL Blanoo
ct al. &C.
BARRETT. J.-caSo on.
turing Co. agt. Garner II al.
" calOndaf.
sRs-PAHT L.-SrEfR, Case on.
IBf. 90. agL Dloas0n. &C.
- caienaar.
-IKBRDaAN. j.
X. 1909 Moore sgt. Miller.
924. .PluLkett. nc. AL. APP
0 plston Ut al
1918. Parker. Jr.. agt. Tho
Il. Mayor, 40.
1926. BOi.lo. sc, aRL II. ID.
q. AZ. and n. iIK. 60.
9l0 ifegsbssn agi. Burr.
II. 1876. Beard hsi. Sinro.t.
1879. Dead sgA Tho Mayor,
81 sc.
S0a. .Rsttraiea AIT, Stately
- Rad ano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

CUPREAIE C0URT-CITY, COUNTY, and
> ESTATE Of NEW H.-uokAGE b - JoHN
CHILD. WILLIAM DUNN DEXTER n FORCE Dan
AGAINST OSCAR DIErH. defendant. summons-For money
dopand Com. scrye) To The Defendant;
and required 10 aDswci the
naint m THIS 6co which will be- Tiled In the oice o. the
ters the aa County Of Now YORK AZ the Courthouse
In City New Tors, AMI 10 serve copy OF your &s"eL
~ the said complaint tho subscriber at his Oc', NO.
Hurr,y At New YORK CITY within twenty days after tho
co you exclusive OF the day Of snch
oe and If ynu tho said complaint within the
tme aforesa plaintiff IN ths ACTIN viii take Judgment
agau, you tho hundred and eighty dol
lars with interest the l2t dag Of November
ono thousand eight hundred and besides tho costs
of This sCtiou.-Daiod November Is. 1915.
CHRISGOrhER FINE. IlaintlGs Attorney.
Murray ST. n. Y.
The compliant tho above entitled action nled IN the
office Cork Ut tbs Oy and County OF Now YORK on the
ann day OF November, IsTS. CHRISTOPHER FINE.
N Ia,GNW Plaintiffs Attorney.
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GENERAL SESSIONS SUTHERLAND, JGeOrge Stner feloni
Ors assault battery; John Fitzgerald, Charles Lohah
George Adehge VIM. Daley, Martin Brennan John mmrfsy
VIM Thompson, Frank hudson, burglary hHrchs H. AlDuh
rape John F. Harc, James Wood, false prcncesi oscar
Fisher petit larceny John Manning Lucy bIeh hs u'9
Buchanan. larceny from the person
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12la o'CLocK-sALEs BEFORE

SECOND BOARD-l O'CLOCK p. VI.
Saics Of slate BOtis- RIlgO49 Bopfs-Bqns aud Rdit-
rOQg Shares EEDreSs Stocks. DC
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~ Y. SUPREME COURT.-MINNIE SOLO
~. MON, Eyenirix Of Nathan SolGmen dtces1 Il9ptiJ
PHILIP ]. SETTER lsGDOR PERL and PERL his wife,
defendais for reiefCOm. NOS served Trial TO be
nan in ,e CITY and county NsSIork. TO the defendants
abDyo named hereby summoned aud required to
answer complaint ia this aciiOD which vi he % IN te
tho CLERK OF the City and County of Se"fork al the
a OF your
said complaint the suba RIDER at S ONCE
no 9g3 Broadway Within twenty days after the service Of
his snmmOns exclusive ~ the day Of service
and you fail tho said complaint within the time
aforesaid u1iuuf la th. acton VIII Apply 10 she Court
inr the relief demanded the cOmpaint-Datd New York,
Jnly 20, 1875 OTTO HOEWIlH plaintiffs Attorney.
"' - 1913 Broadway.
The complaint In the above entitled action wa dv hled IT
tho Olce Clerk Of the CITY and County OF New forh
on the I'D day 81 November 1919. $500.
n2i iawt;wW OTTO HORWITz. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Jnenrauce Companies.
Eeoa! Noiite5.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, CITY AND
" COUNTY OF NEW YOHKITii,E ELH YORK 81. LIE
CUDDY MARTIN q. MOSAdAN, JOHN ARBOGASr.
and BARBARA. his wife. PHILIP BOLESDER, MlBhKT
PLOWGaS STEVENS. JAMES \. NisgEE FEEpEE-
JOIlNS1N. WILLIAM 4. McGRArH Receiver of the
property Of JOHN AHBOiAsr HENRY kRU DEEEH.
CALLAHAN. ELLEN MARTIN. TH0AAS DUFFY.
GEORGE LIBBY, CHARLES NEIHNER.-Sl mmons Tor
I,eisro each ~ the defendants above named You arc
hcteGy summoned and required 70 answer Lhe compliant IN
nj, action which cop il herewith served npOl yOa, and
10 serve COPY answer the said complaint the
Oice - Chambers street, NeWfOrN
city twenty days after lhc service hereof exclusive OF
The ay Of such and n tai - answcr tho said
compliant within aforesaid to pintd ina thus action
viii apply the Court Tor the rti domandoi IN to com
pliint-DaLod New. YORK, Oct I, 1870.
HENRY \. BJGERr Plaintiffs Attorney.
COMPLAINT IN tis action flied with the clerk Oi the
Common Pleas iDr he 81 and County OF New YORK
Al tao Court said ie eighth of october,
1875. HENRY A. bJbttI, FlMh'lu Attorney
MI law6ww No ~ Chambers street, new YORK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22
SNOW Slides.

SALT LAKE, January 2l.-Another
snow slide occurred on the Big Cotton
wood canon yesterday afternoon, near the
Richmond mine. Part Of the trains en-
gagged IN pulling down ore in raw hides
we're caught by the slide and six men,
named Thomas II. BroderiCk, WIN. Rit-
ter, Charles DOble, James Breeze, Henry
Atkins and Reuben Moore, were carried
away and their bodies are not yet recov-
cred. GeorgO McCanliN and ThOs. White
were carried away and covered with snow,
but were dug out afterwards and their
lives saved. The slide extcnded for dis
lance Of about one mile, and was about
200 yards wide.
Yesterday the bodies Of six persons
killed by q snow slide in the city Of Alta,
we're recovered. Many more are sup
posed to have persisted, but their bodies
are covered 10 u great depth by the
snow, and they will probably not be
found iorS time. In one demolished
house WIS found the body Of Mrs. Carry
sitting In rocking chair with an infant
cIasped IN her arms, near them the huS-
band aud little girl, Allhad been SuHO-
Gated by the snow AtanoIher hOIse was
dug oui one man alive ani another man
who had been sleeping beside him in the
bed was dead. Still another body was
found IN the vicinity, There islerror in
these mining camps, and most Of those
who can geI away will probably leave,
but thisA a difficult and dangerous I'M
dertaking, IA tho partica viii have to
walk and run the gauntlet Of snow slides
on their way ont Of the CanonS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22
Hcailhrdi Stimuiation.

DIfndhiC slmnlAnta provided they h. abnluie-
Iy puN, are among the niost uSiul medicinal
agents employed by physicians When the .Ohe Of
the system Is lo&ercd BY The depressing Influences
Of dIRaS, or there Ia an inherent want Of Vgur In
the constitution, they serve to Counteract weaken.
Ing tendencies, and cheer tho mind Of the desponl.
ins invalid, hut when, rs In the eaSc Of IIos,et-
tors BtterS they pnsasa tonlt and Alternative pro
pertieA their effects arc rendered permanent, and
they accomplish a trthly beneficial result. The
Riters not only relieve nervous debility and mem
tA depression by their healthiully HImulatISe &C.
tlo hut IntdG abiding VIgor Into The depleted so
tenn and fectiiy those internal Disturbance which
are the rral CAUSES Of weakness, The purity and
tho wholeDmenCa Of the alcoholic basis d the IIt
len gTeatly increases the efficacy 81 their bOtanit
inFTeients, fact which the completeness Of thCIl
curative eftrn uthciently demOnittateC COddV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22
Rank Troubles.

Chicago, January 9l.-,rho runlors
said to be In circulation in New York, Of
trouble with the Fourth National Bank
and two other national hunks Of this city
have very slight foundation in fact. II
IL true that small draft Of the Fourth
National Bank was thrown out IN New
York yesterday, but more than sufficient
funds To meet not only that draft but
another outstanding were on the way Ia
New York, and Yesterday an additional
sunl, more than sufficient to cover any
possible contingency, was sent to lis New
York correspondent. So fur ~ the re-
ports Of trouble " th any other banks
are concerned, the closest inquiry IN best
informed quarters shows Ihrm To be
without foundation.
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Afternoon Dispatches
pacific ii Mail lnvo.tlEa,Ion.
IRWIN GIVES THE NAMES.

WAsmSuroy. January 2I,-Richarl II,
Irwin dm1arcl before Inc Committee on
W"vs AMI Means to.dny, for investigation
in The lIacilic Mail subsidy business, and
lnlI 10 whom he paid the money. In re-
"nrI IN ihr omo,iut he Said that he might
Sni Ina nyorilv CORRECT Int was nearly no.
Tho Tollnwin1 il The list, Chas. Albert
~ ,00O. o. j. 0ycrill 10000, j. q. Barritt
q EG0 4 ii Cnrmick. does not recolIect
hi thinks il was $4,000 or $1,000, Amos
X. GERMS $4,000, T.. \. ChittGnden $1,000,
r it, Chieyer $1,000, Hamilton q. Font
81 200, JnoIW, Forncy $50, 900, Samuel a.
latch about SgOOO6, S, K, Inghanl SlO,-
0OO Wm. Moran, don't rurOIlccl, Alex. ".
Randall $4,000, Jno. y, Rice $4,000,
Wn. B. shaw So 900, &. II. SIlcril $500, j.
q. Schumacher $3OO,OOO, II. Whiting
SlOOOO.
Witness said the above list comprised
tho names Of all the persons employed BY
him, and he knew Of the employment Of
only two others, VIM. y. King to whom
he oaii Sll00O0 and Richard 3. Parsons,
who VIVA Slockwell's personal attorney.
Witness paid Parsons $4,000 OH Stock.
wells account; lle gave Schumacher $a5,.
600 in New York and sent $25, 900 more
frnm California. Jersey and boyd, assis.
inni door kceNrs Of tho House, were not
rmnlOycl by him; amounts paid To them
were Iratnitona which witness had over.
looked In his former statement. Witnes.
ut tlIis p6int was excused till tomorrow
on account Of III health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22

NEW York, January 9l.--COttqn dull
easier ut l5hal53ir Flour Hotlva hnd un
changed. Rye Flour irmer, - 95aj 20
Corn Meal quiet ut 81 9ill Gi
Wheat, ic higher; No, spring 81 l9al "a
No; 2 spring 81 DIAL W5 ungrnded low
and Minnesota spring 81 0gOI 90 amber
81 gGai ". Rye dull ut ajNOGC. Corn, IN
iair demand; mixed western new Sj1IAS7c
yellow western sGl!aS7llr. Oats quiet and
unchanged. Hay lirm an,l unchanged
Collrc strady ut tSl4al9lGr Sugar Quiel
ut SaSHc. MOlasses and Rice quiet Hnd
unchanged. Whisky quiet nj VIZ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22
TRANsPoRTATIoN.

- Nos u and % run Daily, No. IS and No, IA
Daily, except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22
POISONED TO DEATH.

A heavy liver secretes each day about
two and half pounds Of bile, which con-
tains a great amount Of waste material
taken from the blood. When the liver
becomes torpid or congested, It fails to
eliminate this vast amount Of RoxiOus
substance, which, therefore, remains to
poison the blood and be conveyed to
every part Of the system, What must be
the condition Of the blood when 1t Is re.
Ceiying and retaining each day two and
half pounds Of poison? Nature tries
to work of this poison through other
channels and Organs-the kidneys, lungs,
skin, etc., but these organs become over
taxed in performing this labor, in a'ldi-
ton to their natural functions, and cannot
long Withstand the pressure, but become
VaTiously diseased,
The brain, which is theg great electrical
centre Of all vitality, is unduly stimulat-
ed by the unhealthy blood which passes
to Il from the heart and It fails to per-
form its Office healthfully. Hence the
symptoms Of bile poisoning, which are
dullnCss, headache, inCapaCity to keep
the mind on any subject, impairment Of
memory, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feel
ings, gloomy lOrebodingS and irritability
of temper. The blood itSe!ibeing diseased,
Us 1t forms the sweat upon the surface
Of the skin, is 80 irritating and poison
GUS that it produces discOIOrOd brown
spots, pimplcs, blOtches and other eTulr
lions, sores, balls, CarbuncleS and ScrOfu-
lous tumors, The stomach, bowels, and
other organs spoken Of, cannot escape
becoming affected, sooner or later, and
cOstiveuess, piles, dropsN dyspepsia, d.
arrhpa, female weakness, and many other
forms OF chronic disease, are among the
necessary results, Az . remedy for all
these manifestations Of disease, DR.,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with
small daily doses Of his Pleasant Purga.
tive Pellets are changed to an active and
healthy state, tho appetite regulated and
restored, the blood and SeCrslions thor
OughIy purified and enriched, and the
whole system renovated and built up
anew. Sold by all Grst.clasS druggists
and dealers in medicine. eOd&wEw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22
Manufacturing Outside Pressure
On the Senatorial Question.


BRAxToS COUNTY, W. Va, Jan, 10.
EliIoaOt the Intelligonoer;
The good people Of Sutton we're taken
by surprise on last Friday by the arrival
OF Mr., Shelton from the city Of Charles
ton, who had been sent here in great haste
by II. S, Walker to get petition signed
requesting the Legislature to elect said
Walker to the U, S. Senate, Our people
were wholly unprepared for move Of
this kind, never having dreamed that We
would be called upon so suddenly to de-
eide who should be the U. S. Senator
Walkers runner reported that Walker
had the inside track, provided the vote
OF D. s. Squiers, the delegate from this
county, could he secured, whereupOn z,
B, Adams, a. NJ. Tough Sheriff, VIM, s.
j, Carlcy Clerk, signed the aforesaid Pc
titiOn.
The friends of ]. n. Camden soon de-
teCtcd the plan and movements Of the
enemy, then rallied their forces and made
counter charge, with what effect we are
not advised. Ruuners have been sent Ia
Charleston TO carry the news and piCkets
stationed in all directions To prevent q
surprise u second time. We are conf.
dent that such in excitement was never
known before on the banks Of the Elk
river, The loss, however, is compare
lively small-Only one horse and ex'
penses from Charleston. Our people are
anxious to know what our delegate il do
ing. lie was sent to the city OF Charles
ton to sec that our interests were pro.
tected, and why does hG permit such
raids to be made upon his constituents
during the session Of tho Legislature. Il
Is feared, that he has been captured lie
dropped Camden and taken up Walker,
0. X.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22

cGipts up to the present time, as well as the
limited demand In proportion to the num-
hers have depressed pricse md they now
rule fully 4 cent lower than last weeks
quotations, Operations are quite slow,
there are hogs on hand again at the close
somewhat more than needed and II there
should be anything like rush before they
are disposed Of prices which are just now
stationary, must recede further. Quota
tons 9a9|5 and u few extra va cents,
THE SHEEP MARHET.
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InrGndlnrisnI.

AuusrA, Ga. January 2l.--Gem. NJ, c.
Buffers residence in Edgeiield county,
South Carolina, was burned recently. The
incenhiary confessed that culorel
militia Captain named Tenuart hired
him to fire the building. \ warrant was
issued for the arrest VI Tenant, bnt he
resisted. 4 rulured constable then called
upon Gun Buffers for posSe, and the
General and eight men accompanied by
tho constable went to Tenants retreat
and were fired upon. The fire w.A re-
turned and three negroes wounded, two
n,orIally. Tenant and his rartisans then
llel. Trouble IL apprUhended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22

CiSrINNArI, january gl.:-C0ttnh quiet
ut i4iIr. Flour aud Rye unchanged. Wheat
uuicl ut 81 Cini 10. Corn steady at 1OlSc.
Oats firm at GIMG1r. Barley steady at Al 30
Oils unchanged. Eggs, Cheese and Buttei
firm. Pork Hpnt nominal; sales at $l9 "
seller March Hulk Meats, shoulders O]Gci
clear rib gl4AO1Gt; rlear H9GaAAc. Bacon
firm ut Sasl lni0IalOERiir. Green Meats
dull. shoulders Gl4aOlir; clCar rib SAC
clear iOisaiO9sc. Whisky firm nj g4c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22

CuIcAGO, January a. Flour duh hut
unchanged. Wheat demand fair aud prices
advanced; M. !, spring nOIninalI No, .,
Sl9iC cash. 0Ol,c February; 0lha9l 9GC
seller March; No. 3, S3lIn%IAc; rejected
77r. Corn quiet aud unchanged No. .
mixed GiAc cNSl; GGc February. Oats,
Rye nnd Barley quiet and unchanged.
Dressed Hogs quiet; light 81 ~ heavy
81 80 Pork duff mud declined, 81 SO cash;
$l7S7tS February; $lS ~ March. Lard
,lullat $la1j cnsh;$iaA February; 1884, q
seller March BULK Meats steady and in
moderate demand aud unchanged. Whisky
stpllly and IN moderate demand at Nic.
On call Board IN thu afternoon, wheat
was unsettled md unchanged, Corn quiet
md unchanged. Pork dull at $lT @lGC
February; sis ~ seller March, Lard dull
ut $l3 25 February; Si3 80 seller March.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22
I'L,iIn,IcIDhin,

rniLADRlpIIIA, january 2l.-F'lOur dull
suuprhnc 81 76a3 vi. Wheat steady; red
81 lSal ~; amber 81 23ai %. lIye at 92c.
Corn dull; yellow 7DasiC; mixed western
S3c. Oats, white G7aGSc. Provisions un'
changed. Clover Seed, prime iOIc; CON.
mon we. Petroleum, refined 1T l2al2Nrt
crude In bbls we; In bulk &c. lIutter dull
New York mud bradford county choice ;WN
400; western extra SOa3gc. Cheese firm
western l4lIal6Kc. Eggs firm; western 'OO
3ir. Whisky, 9Dc,
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1inItlnIorc.

BALTIMONF, Jannnry q. Flour aud
Wheat unchanged. Corn nominal; white
western at SOnSir; mixed SOC. Oats firm
white western Ode. Rye firm, a. OLAF o.
lIay quiet, $iSn9t. Provisions dull. POrt
nominally $50 Bacon dull, johbing lots -!
ailaiiAG. Hams, sugar cured l4ai4lIc
Lard firm, i4al4Nc. Butter, western easler
good to extra fine tub aud roll, g4a32c
Coffee quiet; fair to prime Rio lSAal94C
Petroleum nominal. Whisky nominal,
unphnnup,l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22
BY TELEGRAPA
New York Money and stocks.

NEW York, january 2l.-Thc Bank oil
New York, in this city, the agent Of the
Fourth National Bank Of Chicago, Is pay
ing drafts on the latter tO.layas usual.
MONEY-9a3 per cent; for prime merran'
tile paper JaG per cent,
STERLING EXCHANGE Rather weak III
$4,SGI+ for 90 days, and $l.S9Isai.sgN for
sight
GoLp-Opvned ut lI9gS, advanced Ia
1928, and closed ut llgI4, Carrying rites
Ia3 per cent Treasury disbursements 49,
OOO. ClCarings s2sOOO,OOO, Customs re-
ceipts $4,000. Specie shipmrns were in
creased to 100000.
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BeccIIer.


lbOat0n NlUbG.l
Verify, Mr.. Beecher IL u most Oxtraor'
binary man, aud conducts himself, con
silcring his position before the world al
the present moment, in y most e1tFaOFdi
nary manner. He IL now on trial for onC
of the worst crimes that can be charged
against u clergyman. lie is to be proved
either one Of the wickGdest hypocrileS Of
the age or one Of tho most wickedly
abused und libellGd Of men. And yel,
when he should maintain u dignihud re-
bcrvc, u manly bearing, no Is hObnobbing
and Joking with his enemy's counsel, and
chatlcring over the incidents Of tho tria
Us it progresses like the most entertained
and ihOughtless OF spectators. During
tho trial Of the newspapers Of this lie
pl0rablo ease, last sunmcr5' we hell
stoutIy to the ground that the eVilcnc,
produced, after the m0st thorough exami
nation and analysis proved him in NJ
way guilty, hut on the contrary warranted
the belief that he was the victim Of ton
conspiracy. And We most heartily wiSl
the present trial will result IN II verdict %
not guilty. But we must say that Mr.
Beecher, by his conduct, repeatedly trie'
the patience Of his stOutest friends, anil |
he did but know ii greatly prejudices hi
ease.
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Tnri,i EEiNndetl.

ALBANY, january 2l.-!The Assembly
to-day passed a bill authorizing the City
Court Of Brooklyn TO extend its term
This Is probably owing to the probable
prolongation Ui the Bcccher trial over
The January term. The Judge and coun
sci in the case approved Of tho bill before
II was sent to Albany,
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WEhad call To-day from VIM. CLARK,
President, and j. n, wallard, Cleveland
Manager Of the Ohio City Iron and Nail
Works. They report their Works in full
blast, and, new machines being added
with the view Of increasing the produc
ton. The late inventory and statcmen
rendered by the Manager and secretary
was very satisfactory, and showed III,
concern in a safe and prosperous condi
ton, and all consider the stock safe In
vcstmcnt, 81. GdirsriNe Chronicle.