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MONEY AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL

Y,s exchange market wss drme1 yesterday. In the
ruorue salea ware ade 1t par, and as tho day "ofa
on o6 GAIT per 81 600 the ruling ngure, and lew
exceptIoual - wers noAde At 20 cents. The market
quotation for y would b Is ceuts per 81 oo) and
drm between banEs. As rule, customers vera sup
piled at par but Of the banks charged $io2 per
81. .0oe. ~
There was rather mora demand for money. The
further shrInkage In tho grain market made ths calls
for margins lively. And besides, some are beginning
to provide for balances maturing on the 1st and sd
prox Bankers however, cheorfpl1y took AL tho real
iy good paper that offered. The fact H. pusiness
men arc TOO shreHd to offer any osnef'
Discounts to yearly customers are, ~ usual 10 per
cent, Soma Of tns banks not having miscellaneous
bstt esa would b glad to tAke 1args losns On call OF
short ume with approved coateras, ut eos Per cent
The fact L. they can hardly ind for heir 1unds 81
any pr1ce.
On The street there is Scarcely anything doing. Rates
nominal at s@1s per cent.
The prizes Of wheat and other grains has no" Rooot
sunk to the shipping point. Our commercial columns
repost large purchases for that purpose, snd shoua
orices BE- steady On tho aeaboazd, the deadlock 10
ehjnnosnts for weeks past Il probably broken.
Tim lossea which tho Northwest must suS-
tain On her products ara trenendous, out
her peopls may as well pocket them nfs'
4, last At any prfcea likely to rule she Will STU na7e
n taroa balance of trade in her favor. Both money
and exchange will Of course b. cheaper and mora
.bundant when tho money IL realized for Inst ycafh
crop. uness Bono unforeseen ciEouuaatance shall pre-
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TELEGRApu1C MARKET REPORTS

FOREIGN MARKETS. -
Spseial Dtxpase4 10 The Chicago Ttt1Has. =. il
I1vERroo1, May 2a-1o 4 u-1RAIs---Wheat Ets.ay{
corn do.
LIVERPOOL, May 2o-1 p. u.-B1oun-No. i, ~:
No. 2, 21s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10. !, % Id: No. !. ~
spring. No. 81 Tod No. 81 ID white, No, 81
No. p So lid; club, No. l. 9s Sd 10 2 Is ID. ooka~
No. I, a1s Sd 10 2, SIS. .:.,s~
PRov1szoSs-Pork-74s. Lard-s4s- -.
LIVERPOOL, Nay 292p, m.-BREApsFuTSs-o4aek
Paovlsoss-Lard, Ga Sd a63. ID.
LIVERPOOL, May 49, p. n+-FLouH-E1iss sfsss
and Western. "a.
Ca4m-Wheat, No. 4 10 spring. g. @dQss Id.
Corn. mixed, 3ls 3D. . ..-:s
Ss-Pork-Westezn, 73a 81 Eastsrns a0
3D. Beef-7as I'd. Lara-63s Cd B&con-Qppappe1.e
land cut 5aa long clear middles, 61s Sd. -,5
cHzEaE-Fts1n American, Ga Cd.
TALLoW-41a-
Px1noLzuu-Rednsd, 0kd; spdrita. 73Sd. :"
LONDON, My 29-4 p. .1n.-Coaso1s-Maasy 06 y
count, 9aTlss4. ::
UNITED srArzs Boaps~'65a, lQ94i Vs. .1Qe4;
1o-40s, 10&; new 50, lD24. 80
AMERICAN RAILROAD SEcuarrMs-NsvI LUX Qsa1f.4t
50. Ere, l5A515H; preferred. X
TALLow-43a Sd.
PzrRoLxux-Rehned, e@e1d; spirits, Cd
PARIS. May 28.-RExTrs-s4i 5oc- " = -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The boat-house OF this club has been COM
pleted, and they have received their barge from
Detroit, They had intended to have formal
opening and launch Of the boat tomorrow af-
ternoon, but have to postpone it for one week
to better accommodate the other clubs who will
participate in the ceremony, and also to allow
time for the completion Of the uniforms OF all
the members. The affair pr9mises to be the
svent in boating OF the season here. Full par
ticulars will be published - soon as they are
arranged.
There will be meeting of the club At the
boat-housa Thursday evening Of this week to
considar this and other important matters, and it
is desirable that every member should be present
Tho affairs Of the club are in a most gratifying
condition and there are now in the hands OF the
Secretary about tfteen new. applications for
membership.
Yesterday afternoon match game at hand
ball was played tor 51u0 in Carmody t. o O'Malley's
brick alley, corner OF Franklin street aud Chi
caso avenue. The attendance Was very large 3
great many being unable to witness the game
The caue was the best three out Of five OF =
double chuck. The contestants were Messrs.
James Feron and Hugh Gazrty, and Joseph
Aheru and John Carmody,-an OF Chicago.
The game was won by the latter gentlemen BY
the following score scheduled under tho chiefs
OF the respective sides:
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LATEST.
Erv Yong. Nav qo.-Mouey closed at 2G2N On can.
ra-.,o, .xrh,n1e zhi,e dull IN firm. with sctua1
to1s'sn eAens, "L.t =. ta,,<a,a7 .ri, 40
rates for prime fanKeas s1etnne n eo'SaS4s, M 1''
@t90, the nominal rates being still 237h and 499H.
Gold opened 1t l16K and closed at l16k, at which Ill
oa =. ~. 49, wsra n,ade rhs borrowing rates
lne sa1ss - y. W md NJ 1ar cent ner An
wele 1-32 pes dlem, ma j = 1no ~ po4 ee pe4 ~
mum. Leans were also made Hat oleaflngs' 3tz,-
nm mn Tho Assistant Treasurer diabuIs,d $1o8.0-o
~ ~,,tnr,a <1A5 mn 1mports for the
ana receiseu 1os =, ~ ,oo nsr.,.ndte q Az ~,
week Dry goods 81 ,536 4oo me1coauuSe S''o<e''e'
Governments dull but strong:
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Raitoad bonds closed dull and steady.
ane ssoss ssaa .snwsa d.ares ~ .ottvttv which
would compare very favorably with any Saturday pre-
cedlno hoid.ys. During the early dealings ths active
raS.r.,1. .te.dv to arm the e1cent,on be-
e'ocxs "efe Eeno1aas ''ese' ~ .hs 49, ~
Ing H to = per cant lower tnan yesterday ~ "e oay sn
yanced the market became Irregular and afterward be-
cams weak undsr the lead OF Lake Shore which the
objective pont anu aeenaeo :" ~ peA sUns 49,. ~.
the influence OF good bank Statement tne nafko' M
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THE TURF.
TIE FAST HYENG.

4 correspondent Of the Turf, Field, and Form
saws that .trptterp nsver vent SO fast On any
track as nnthuaiaatio turtles made them 60
while talking horse around stoves dur
ing the past winter" And this re-
mark reflects tho experiences Of ali who
have indulged in or listened to horse-talk since
ths close of the trosting season Of 1874, the
record Of which really jushfes great expects
tions from the coming season. Last year pro
duoed records beyond the anticipations OF the
most experienced and sanguine, while the last
five years have lowered the time qualification to
such m extent that q 2:90 horse is no longer
fact, but only promising, snd it ia reasonable to
predict that, with tho improvement OF tracks to
= perfection hitherto unknown, and increased
knowledge and skill in training and driving, the
result Of pre7ions experience, there will
be large field under 2;2o, not a
few below BIB, and that Goldsmith
Maid's 2:1A win be placed in the shade. One
individual, residing in philadelphia, lawyer
perhaps, says he expects to live long enough to
sac a mile trotted in two minutes. but as his age
and phyaical condition are not stated there is no
means OF determining within what per1od he
expects this feat to bs accomplished. 1t Is
probable, however, that he does not look for it
this year. Still as extrayagant IS his assertion
may appear, the astonishing progress in the
DEVELOPMENT OF trotters Witnessed in ten years
gives it some plausibility. The light Of past ex-
porience brightens it with possibility, II moi
probability. Ten years ago Flora Temple alone
had beaten twenty, now there ere
FIFTEEN HoRsEs THAT HAFE BEATEN IT,
and four Of them have hetter than seventeen
marked to their credit. The following are shen
nd
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The game was declared by experts to be fine
one, and the applause that hailed fancy man
oeuYre was Of the most enthusiastic description
KENN1CorT CLUD-
The Kennicott Club will hold their annual
shoot a. Dexter Park, June !, for the grand
medal Members will be handicapped from 81
to 81 yards, according to merit Shooting will
commence at IL H., sharp.
, 1875-05-30

HOG pRODUCT8-Were more active IN the specu-
lattys articles .nd stronger Ill round. Hogs wazs ~
ported ahade eastar, hut the supply WAS srnan snd
opsrstors tn product had apparently grown tired af
seeing the ssun deprecate On their hands, Ths drop
dnxtnu shs psst vsak has bean esTszs thau
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COMMERCIAL,

Ths. following vszs The receipts md shipments Of
tls ading articles of produce in this city during tbs
tvaatS.{euE houm andtnF - A'eloak n kstusdAJ
, 1875-05-30
THE BALTIMORE RACES.

BALTIMORE, May 29.-To-day was the fourth
and last OF the spring meeting Of the Maryland
Jockey Club at Pimlioo. The attendance was as
large as yesterday. and the track in ezcellent
condition. The present has heen the most sue
cessful nesting OF the Club ever held.
-. The first race was one mile for 8 year-nlds,
purse ESQ for first horse and ESQ for second;
the winner Of any stake this year seven pounds
Holbrook, Ore Knob, Jest, and Daisy
Miller started. Scramble was tho favofite 1t
large odds For three-quartoss OF N hour the
stayt vaa delayed bI E(uwood failing 70 gss into
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CHAMFIQN5HFs
The following table shows the state OF the lead.
inr professional clubs thus far in ths contest
for the championship. The games with the Cen
tennlals are thrown out in consequence OF that
Clubs having disbauded:
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Galopin is bay colt by Vedette (winner Of
the 1000 guineas in 1851, cut of Flying Ouch
ess, by the Flying Dutehnan (w1uner Of tho Der
by in $780, He Was bred by Mr. W. 7. Sharpe,
aud sold ar Mr. ". Bien kison'a Mlda Park sale
in July, 1878, for $40 guineas to Prince Batthy-
any. As 2.yea1-old. Galopin ran in public Biz
times, aud Was only beaten once. His first ap~
pearance MAS at the EPSON spring meeting,
where he won the Hyde Park Plate OF 500 eover-
eigns from field OF eighteen. Cachrnere came
10 first By head. but WAS disqualified on the
grounds OF cannon. AZ Ascot, where be next
IAN. be won the Fern Hill stakes in 8 canter, by
i've leugthB, aud on tho following day captured
| tho new stakes carrying 9-pound pennlty) by
| length and q hall. He was then kept in re-
| serve for the Middle Park plate, foT which be
had incurred penalty Of pounds, aud flushed
| third to Plebeian and Per Sc, out Of field Of
meeting be won tho sweepstakes Of ITS soVer-
eigns, beating Tresorier, his single opponent
| to whom he WAS conceding 10 pounds BY rWo
| lengths, aud walked over for q sweepstakes at
| the Houghton meeting, which waa bis: laat ap-
pearance tor the se.son~ 6a'opin has but once
in match race with Stray Shot, to whom he
| was conceding 10 pounds. he won as he pleased.
| and foreshadowed the greater achievement OF
to-day. This is the on!v case since 1859, vhen
Musjld won match prior to his EpEom victory,
that Dssby favofite has Won = match race in
mediately previous to the great event.
| Prince Batthyany's colt Is trained by John
| Dawson. who has brought him to the cost for
| al1 his engagements in splendid condition. He
| stands Is hands 8 inches high, with legs and
| joints sound and well formed, and, as will be
seen BY his pedigrae, comes from Derby winners
| winning the "Blue Riband In 1850 BE is en-
| gagged IN the Select Stakes and the Newmarket
| Derby at the second October Meeting. NeWmar-
ket, and in the Ascot Derby Stakes. i.
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COMING RACES 1t FnEEPoRT. III
SPECIAL dispatch tn Tbs CHICAGO Tribune.
FREEronr, ILL., May 29.-A number OF last
boraea are already on hand for the June races.
Tha prospects, for large field are hattering.
The new TayIor mile-track is in excellent cond1.
ton. Twenty Of the sixty or mora t1re-p1oof
stalls intended to be constructed are no" feaoy
for occupancy. Entries will close June !.
, 1875-05-30

head of tho proGns2ton eol
eure Ill important Il bo'
1mpotane{, Pimplcs on the
tho most dellcAta Attonttot
write. 6trto ly ooo1ideuttA
Er13~rx 9tttn II
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l3fay ao,;3faa "a. siav 30,
1878. 1875. 1o74.

The following were the exports R -four, whess. and
corn from Nsw York during the past week and tho week
nfaYiou4:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19
FRANCE.

PARIS, May lS.-ln tho Assembly to.
day Minister Dufaure submitted d bill
regulating the relations between the pub.
lie powers. II provides that the Senate
and Chamber Of Deputies shall meet an.
nually, in January, and sit at least five
months in the year. The President Of the
Republic may communicate with the
Chambers by message. The Chambers
are obliged to reconsider any decision il
the President makes request to that Of.
feet. The President and Ministers can
be impeached only by the Chamber OF
Deputies, and must be tried by the Senate
NJ. Dnfaure also introduced n bill rela.
tive to the organization Of the Senate. II
provides that the elections for Senators
shall be ordered by a decree which must
be issued six months before the day for
the holding thereof. A motion was made
by the Minister that the bills be referred
TO the committee Of thirty.
The Left opposed the motion, and
urged that the bills be referred to q
special commtte.
NJ. Dufaure's motion was defeated,
whereupon Mr.. Batbio announced that
the committee Of thirty resigned their
functions.
Mr.. Laboulayc, n member Of the com.
mittee Of thirty, objected, and said that
Mr.. Batbie had no light to tender the
resignation OF the entire committee.
The Due Audiilrct PasQuirer, Prcsi-
dent Of the Assembly, declared that the
resignation Of the committee was unpre.
CcdentGd. The committee should first
meet and consider the subject, and those
Of its members who proposed to resign
should notify the presiding officer Of the
Assembly Of their intention.
NJ. DIfauro informed the House that
the defeat Of his motion would DO consid.
cred a cabinet question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May ls.-The rate OF discoun
in the open market for three months
bills is 81 per cent which is per cent be
low bank rate. The bullion gone into
bank on balance to-day is E2S2,0OO.
The United Kingdom Alliance for the
suppression OF the liquor traffic gave q
breakfast to-day, at Manchester, TO Neal
Dow about to sail for the United States
Sir Wilfred Lawson, a member of the
Parliament, presided and presented Dow
with farewell address.
The Mark Lane Express, in its review Of
the breadstutis markets, says, "There has
been marked improvement in the tenn.
perature the past week, reaching the
highest point attained in the summer and
altering the face OF the country. This
coming on dull markets has made busi.
ness still more difficult, Had high prices
been paid smart decline would have fol.
lowed, but at the present rates there is no
room for abatement. All over Europe a
beneficial change has been felt, but the
markets are little altered. Prices are
perhaps shilling lower"
LONDON, May lS.-The Pull Nail Gazette
finds the origin Of the recent war rumors
in the following circumstances The
Versailles Assembly just before adjourn.
ing for It's last recess passed bill which
had been for some time under discussion
concerning the Cadets Of the French
army, Later Prince Bismarck addressed
u circular dispatch to the Diplomatic
representatives Of Germany abroad, com.
planning of the adoption OF the measure,
which was dsCribed as calculated to en-
danger the peace Of Europe. The con-
tents Of the dispatch were, according to
instructions, orally communicated by the
representatives to the Government to
which they were respectively accredited.
The existence of this dispatch was diyulg-
ed aud gave rise to the reports which
have lately caused 80 much alarm
throughout Europe.
SenOr Scgasta announces his retirement
from politics until he Ia able to submit
the acts of his party to public opinion.
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solved. Judge Joe Smith has alwayi
borne the reputation OF being an honest
fearless man and sound lawyer, and il
spite Of the rumOrs to the contrary be
lieve will, yes, can only, perpGtuate the
injunction. All the eyes Of the State ar,
Ccntercd here, and the people await pa
tiently the result. Some scoi at the in
junction, but more at the idea Of its being
dissolved. Still, as il is within The
breast Of the Court" speculation is all
that can be indulged. However it is de
termiDed it will materially effect the next
general election, as well as many other is'
sues thereafter. Another thing before !
leave this subject 1t is the determina'
liOn to fight il to the bitter end, and in
the event that the injunction is dissolved
an appeal will be easily obtained, and
pending which the injunction continues
to operate and leave everything in adia
quo until the appeal is heard and decid-
ed.
The closing paragraph Of the cor.
respondents letter is u key to its whole
animus, and is rs follows;
"Next Thursday is the day set for re-
moving the seat OF government, and the
programme is for the pot.hOuse pOliti.
clans to come down from Wheeling in n
steamboat and take it away upon it, 1t
will be lovely commentary to learn that
the Capital Of West Virginia was burned
and sank to the bottom Of the Ohio river
while travelling all over the country"
That is to say il the Capital cannot be
rctainCdat Charleston, the next best thing
is to hope for the burning Of the archives
on board the steamer Emma Graham.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19
FIRE RECORD.

PorrsvlLLr, May 49, Early this morn,
ing fire broke out on Centre street, the
principal business portion Of Mahoning
City, destroying six business houses, com.
posed Of shops and stores, seven dwellings
and number Of stables. Loss $4,000
mostly insured. Tho fire on the noun
tain4 in that vicinity continues and i.
spreading In all directions.
CAfRo, May lS.-A fire destroyed the
furniture store Of Henry Eichon' at day.
light this morning. Loss on stock $4,000
insurance $4,000; Mrs. Samuel Holiday.
Iose on building is $4,000, insurance
$4,000. The adjoining buildings occupied
by Artcr 4 Stewart rs n grocery and by
the Odd Fellows ns n lodge room were
slightly damaged. Both fully covered by
insurance.
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CHICAGO, May lS.-Flour - Demand
fair and market firm. Whent-Steady nnt
In moderate demand; No. spring 81 05lG
No. 2, 81 O2N spot; 81 O4h seller June
81 on seller July; rejected sSIGas0c. Corr
Dull and nominal; No. mixed 7lc spot
72IIC bid seller June; 7jHc bid seller July
rejected 672+AGSc. Oats-Dull No. ., G31i
aG33Sc spot Gaze bid seller June; rejected
81 Hc. hyc-Dull and nominal; No. Al
q on. lIarlCy-Demand fair and prices ad
vanccd; no. 2, 81 l5al 10 spot Fsl Od seller
May. pork--Dccincd; S2l lOi2l 10 spot
$2i'2O seller June; S2I 47}Gscllcr July. Lard
Dull and nominal; SIS OK spot or seller
June; SlJ 80 seller July. Bulk Meats-Dull
and nominal; shoulders SIC; short rib mid
dies liNc; short clear l2hc; these prices
for loose spot. Whisky-Stcady and In
moderate demand at 81 II.
On call board wheat easier; 81 0j June.
Corn lower; IKE June; 75c July. Oats dull
nnd lover G23ic cash; G31a6S3Sc June.
Pork, $2i 80 July. Lard heavy and lower;
SO 92A June; Sl6 25al5 27iS July.
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4 IsYCcIlinriIgC N1cCtIng In IOiilS'
St1lN.

lOuiavIlLE, May ls,-A large meeting
II the citizens Of Louisville was held at
the Court House tonight, Gov. Leslie
presiding, to take action on the death Of
ticn. IohnC. lirCckinritlgc. and the meet.
ing arranged for, and committees Of nr.
rnngcmcnts and resolutions to report
were then appointed Mayor Jacob has
issued hia proclamation asking that all
the business houses in the city bc closed
and houses generally bc drnpcd in mourn.
ing from 6clocl, until o'clock to.mor.
row Gov lcslic has also issued his
proclamation ordering all tho public
offices to he closed tomorrow md rcQust.
ing that nil State officers attend the iuncr.
nj. Hundreds Of buildings arc drapcd
in mourning in this city to-day, and many
citizens will 80 to Lexington tomorrow,
including the city officials, Gen. Brcck.
enridgc'a old companions In arms, and
representatives from Nil the Masonic
Lodges.
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NKw YORK, May ls.-Cotton-Quiet at
iGHalGXc. E1Our-Superdne western and
State 81 S5aG 10; common to good s. i5a
3 Gj; good to choice 81 GjaJ 10; white wheat
extra 81 7OaG 50; extra Ohio 50 Sla7 90, st.
Louis 81 G0NS 80. Rye. Flonr-Steady at
81 iOaj 30. Corn Meal Quiet and un.
changed. Whcat-No. 1 spring 81 25ni 2S;
No. 3, 81 i7ai 10; No. | Chicago 81 la
| 2OH; No. 9 Milwaukee 81 p; ungradcd
Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 l5al 2Si AM
bcr 81 4lAi A; white 81 42al 40. Rye--Qui.
ct at 81 OOni 10. iarlcy-Quiet and firm
Malt = Quiet and steady. Corn - Lower
with moderate demand mixed western 81
nS7 20; yellow size. Oats-MiGcd western
7G5aTsi6c; white TsasOc. Hay - Firm
shipping Gja70c. CofIcC-Steady; Rio car.
goes at l53inlsiSc. Sugar-QUct fair to
good refining Si.4GnS tlGc; prime slSc.
MolnssCO- Firm with fair demand. Whisky
bull Mt 81 2iH.
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CISCINSATT, May lS.-Cotton-Quiet at
ljEc Whcat-Dlll ut 81 25al SO, Corn
Steady 7Gc. Oats-Firm at 7Oa73c. Rye
Steady ut 81 23al 70, Barlry-Dull; fall
81 IS. Oils-unchangCd. Eggs-Firm at
1870. Butter and Chccsc-Dcmaud fair
and market firm. POrk-Steady ut SO co.
Lard-Dull and nominal. Bulk Meats
Quiet and steady; shoulders S'6cj clear rib
sides go clear sides l!94C, liacOn-Quiet
at 9|.al2HalSENl3Ssc, WhiSky-ln mod
crate demand.
IIoOs-DuIl md prices unchanged.
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ST. Louis, May lS.-By the fall Of the
elevator in the store Of Gregory 4 Stagg,
400 North Second street, this afternoon,
James Murphy, draymun, was killed out
right, and Henry Eblcr, NJ. +. Shcrrcn
and NJ. $. Talbot were seriously injured
Sherren probably fatally. The elevator
fell from the fifth story to the cellar.
A FIRE IN LEXINGTON, NO.,
this morning destroyed the livery stable
Of RuSsel 4 Young, lumber yard Of II,
Echburg, grocery Of A. Mott. Loss $780,
900. Insured for $4,000.
TIEGRAND Lodge OF ODD FELLOWS
Of this State met here today, large
number Of delegates being in attendance.
The report Of the Grand Master shows the
order to he in prosperous condition.
The report Of the Grand Secretary shows
II number Of working lodges in the State
Of 2Sl, contributing members 2,Gl5, rev.
enue SSO,3i5, amount Of relief paid dur.
ing the year S36,20j, amount in treasury
$37 ,S3l, amount Of investment $20G,SG6
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IinItimnrc.

BALTIMORE, May is.-FlOur-Vcry dull
western family 50 25nG %. Wheat-QuiC
and firm; no. I amber western 81 40; No. 2
81 37ni 3g mixed 81 49, No. rcd 81 IS
Corn-Duli, western mixed 81 l9IaS0c. Oats
Dull white western 7Ga78IGc; mixet
7iiGc. Ryc-Dull at 81 loaf 1S. Hay
Firm Nnd unchanged. ProViSiOns-Dull
pork-SteAdy at $02 Is. Bulk Aloats-Very
firm; shoulders 90; clear rib l2Ni2ltc
llacOn-QuiCt; shoulders e9fc; clear rib 49,
iSKC; hams i3lSai4c. Lard = Dull and
heavy refined i6aiG4ci steam i5al5lsc
IIuttef-Firm and unchanged. Petroleum
-NomInaiiy nt 5jSa6c. COiicc-DuIl and
nominal Whlsky-QuIct and firm; small
lots nj $I25.
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EAST LIBERTY, May lS-CATTLE-Rs.
ceipts to-day 73l head all for sale at tho
yards, The supply is however expected to
fully equal the demand. The market ID
very dull and few buyers on hand. Last
weeks prices are ruling so far. Best 50 75a
%; medium to good 50 2jaG rs; common to
fair s. j0a600; bulls scarcc at S4n6 90; stock
Crs scarce Nt IS 7jai 70.
lluGs-RrcciptS today 2,l45 head, York.
crS 81 G0a7 90; best s. 56as 70.
SHEEP-RccCipts to-day 5000 head. Best
$5R5 90; medium Siai 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19

MEMPHIS, May lS.-tohn $. 'rooi, Sec
rotary Of the National Cotton Exchange
has issued circular to each Of the Cot
ton Exchanges requesting each to for
ward To him by the 18th Of June care.
fully prepared lists on such subjects oi
topics Of interest, ns in their judgment
may demand the attention Of the np
preaching Convention. At the date alWci
fed all the replies to this communication
will bc condensed into programme o
business and copies thereof forwarded Il
the Exchanges. BY this means each TX
change will I've advised na to the main fca
turcs Of ,hc husincss likely to come be-
fore the Convention, aud can instruct
their delegates accordingly,