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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18

MEMPHIS, December l7.-Judge John
r. Flipper Of the Criminal Court was nomo
mated for mayor to-day by the Democrat
ic Conservative Convention. His oppo.
nent was Ex.Mayor John j. johnson.
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LOUISVILLE, December l7.-At George.
town, KY, Henry ThomaSson shot Oscar
Barbie In n quarrel about debt due the
latter. The wounded man fell exclaiming
ats cold blooded murder" and died.
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Marine Intelligence.

ANTWERP, December 1.-THE Steam.
ship Vaderland while ou her voyage from
Philadelphia to this port went ashore in
SCheldt she is expected to come of,
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFtCE or TfE CiIiKV SIGNAL OBPicEH,
WAstiiNnTON, u. C., dec ISL A. n,

OFFtCE or T1E CiIlKV SIGNAL OBPiCRH, ;
WAsinNaroS, D. C., dec ISL AN.
PROBABILITIES.
For Saturday in The Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valleys and Upper
Lake Region, n falling barometer, warmer
southerly winds and increasing cloudi'
ness. ..
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and East.
ern stoteS, a stationary or rising barone'
ter, stationary or falling temperature
clear weather with occasional snow.
Cautionary signals are ordered for the
New England and North Carolina coasts
The rivers will continue to fall.
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SAN FRANcIsco, December l7.-They
commenced raising ore from the Con.
Virginia shaft on Wednesday. II Is re.
ported that the managers contemplate In.
creasing the stock Of the company.
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Iybo,h manner and matter, Tilton's
,.,a,c a! the Opera House last night was
,,s oi tIc hest ever delivered in Wheel.
mi, Twas a success.
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INSURANCE.
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.


. OVPiCK PEABODY lhsbRANcR Co.,
WHEELING, W. va, April 2 1875. J
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lat, 1915, and
liz uneIplred ire business has been felnsufed by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, IA shown by the Resolution and Certificate an
nexed hereto. All claims Tor loss OF damage that
may occur after II o'clock ~, April ISt 1870 under
any FIRE policy Issued by the Fire and Marine In.
Slifancc Company, and In force, will 10 adjusted
and settled by the peabOiy Insurance COmpany.
J, v H. RODGERS,
BArfeiafY.
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GERMANY.
The Victims Orthe Dynamite Ex-
plOBlOn.

BREMEN, December l7.-ThomaSon'S
wife has returned 10 Dresden, She ap-
pears 10 be innocent OF any completely in
her husbands crime. The total number
killed and wounded by the explosion is
now estimated at 200.
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ToLEDo, December 17.-Lewis Shaw,
Of indianapolis beat Eugene Carter, Of
this city In match game Of billiards
Score 500 to 4l0. 1Ys u
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OEYiCE FtRE 4 MARINElNsURANcH Co.,
WIRRLINu. ". Va March n. ib7b.

ReIOittd That the proposition Of the Peabody In.
ItitAnco Company Of Wheeling for the reinsurance
Of tho irO business Of this Company 10, and the same
Il hereby accepted and the President Of this Coms
pany, together With Measrh Reid, GOShOfn and
UDriCn, are hereby appointed committee 10 cOfls
suinmate the transfer Of reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by the committee Of The
assets Of The PealJdy Insurance Company, II 10
found 10 be perfectly responsible.
tSlgnell L. H. COLLIER, Sec'y.
lsignrl A. WILSON, Pres't.
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nhn, Ilia 1,rnll,nr.in.LnM.

TOPEKA, December l7.--A special from
Garnet, Kansas, says that n Mr.. Chamber.
lain, Of Ohio, this afternoon shot and
killed his brother.in.l law, Wm. Hamilton
prominent merchant Of that place
Chamberlain was arrested, and says thai
lie shot Hamilton In consequence Of busi'
meas difficulties.
$4,000 FIRE.
A fire at Wichita, Kansas, the morning
destroyed property valued atSl4,OOO. NC
insuFnnCe.
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ChsgnteLkiastl1r

Prof Il, A. PROCTOR, the famous
,.,ropomcr, has been engaged for a lee.
,r,e in Wheeling at an early day,
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
Elected President.


WASHINGTON, D. G., December IT,
The trustees Of Howard University have
unanimously elected Mr.. Smith, late
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Presi.
dent Of the University.
POSTAGE LAW.
The Postmaster General has before
him an official paper proposing that the
present postage law remain precisely rs
It Is, except to exclude from operation
the act OF Congress increasing the rates
on third.class matter-all transient news.
papers and magazines, unsealed circulars
and prospectusGs-and expressly fix the
rates OF these as they were before the in
crease.
APPOINTED MINISTER'S,
The President has appointed George
i. Seward, Consul General at Shanghai,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen-
ipotentiaFy TO China, vice Avery, deceased,
and James Beverley, Of Michigan, Min.
lister to the Netherlands,
REPORTS OF SOLDIERS HOMES,
The Board Of Managers Of the National
Home for disabled volunteer soldiers
have been in session in this city for the
past few days. There were present Chief
Justice Waite, General Il. +. Butler,
General J, II. Martindale, ex.Governor
Smith, Of New Hampshire, DR.. L. B.
Walcott, Of Wisconsin, and General
James s. Ncgley, Of Pennsylvania, Re.
ports from several homes showed that
B,05l disabled soldiers were cared for
during the past year, as follows; Al the
Central Branch, Dayton, Ohio, 3,7OOi at
the Eastern Branch, Augusta, Me-, 1924;
at the Northwestern Branch, Milwaukee,
Wis, 0s7; at the Southern Branch, Hamp.
ton, Va, s7l; being total Of 5O2 more
than were supported last year. The
Board decided 10 reduce the pay OF The
officers and employees 10 per cent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.

New YORK, December lG.-MoNEY-
Oa7 per cent gold, closing ut 3a4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper at 5aS per
cent. Custom receipts $273,000. The
Assistant Treasnrery dlsbnrsed $4,000,
Clearings $2OOOO,OOO. Dry goods I'M
ports. $064,00
GoLD-0pened at ll4S, and closed at
ll4s. the two extremes OF the day,
Carrying rates were 3, 81 and y per
cent, but loans were afterwards made
fiat and l.04 per diem for use. This
sharp change In loans was II surprise to
many spectators, and had some influence
on foreign exchanges.
GOVERNMENT BONDS - Steady and
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RAILROAD BoNDs-The leading fea.
lures were a sharp advance in the
Union Pacific iirsts and land grants,
the former rose from l0j to lOG,
and closing at 100 to 1901; land grants
closed at 10lt, bid with some offerings
below 1902. Chicago n Northwestern
Consolidated coupon gold bonds fell of to
S4S, but closed firm at 50 bid, and 50!
asked; do. plain brought O01. Milwau-
kee and 81. Paul, Lacross division OIL, G..
&C. & /. firsts 1901, and Ohio and Miss.
isSippi Consolidated c Sinking Fund Ol!.
Sr0CKs-Dull but steady, with the ex-
ception Of Erie, which opened at 10,
against 103 at the close yesterday, and
afterward iluctuated between l6i and
10t, closing al 15I. The decline was in
sympathy with the London market, and,
II Ia understood, was based on some ru-
mors about q proposition Of English
bondholders 10 assess the stock. United
States Express was exceptionally strong.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange
aggregated OS,OOO shares, with the prin-
cipal dealings as follows: Pacific Mail,
10000; Western Union, $500; Erie, 30
600: Lake Shore, 10000,
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Upon examination Of tho asstS and liabilities VI
Tho realoly insurance Company, We are fully Bat-
IsISncil ~ JOitN REID,
A.. WILSON,
WIN. !. uOSHORN,
THOS. O'BRIEN,
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The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
SOlClts continuation Of the patronage Of The late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company guaranteeing
mtistactIOn, by fair dealing, ample protection and
rom pt stitlementl
WIN. BAILEY, President
~. L. ROGERS, 8etrrtAry.
LEWIS BAILEY Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. bailey, Henry u MlIer,
AlunzD lUring, Henry Schmultath.
4. N. Adams Dr. WI Bates,
.Ias. T. BARNES, Thomas Hughes.
:. r. lIlldrrth, Aps
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE.
washington, December |.

WAsHINGToN, December II.
Mr.. Starkweather presented a petition
against further appropriations Tor the
distribution Of seeds through the Agri-
cultural Bureau,
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L HOLIDAY ADJOURNMENT.

On motion Of Mr.. Randall, the Senate
amendment to the concurrent resolution
for adjournment, postponing the day Of
meeting from the 4th to the 9th OF Janu-
ary, was agreed to.
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sw sherman scid for T. W. Alicrton 100 Illinois scer.
dress ~ m io the gross cwt ~ ~ -
M Iauferbach sold Tor Morra Waixels Co 81
Iinoia at lie To 70
eross cwt and * do o cwt, at iOc 10 dress 80 n.
II Waixc -od for Norris Wares a Co 40 Illinois steers
7cwt average NC "a the
IL do 81 crf at i<c 4, dress 81 NJ 80 DO cwt
IJ.c 10 dress ~ N and 10 do IN cwt at iYc dress
IS 10
aeorya ToSev old for Morrs Waixels 60 moor
steers cwt average at TO dress "a N to the gross
H. Sanuels sold for Morris waxes Co. % Texas steers
cwt average size n. IS TO the gross cwt 10
conn ON Illinois steers 80. cw at 10 dress SO
and % do. 81 cwt. nj 10 a 10a.c, 10 dress 81 d:
IAMs-Todsy's receipts 81 cars. or 632a
head7 Forty eigh, ~ cars at jersey CITY, car
q Forfeit st. >ixtichs st. The market slow
quotations. with poor tn prime sheep selling at
prime at o"oo. 40" VI
eoinI ~ -, n, n n,.,Lv sr,,. "a NJ .vcr.ge nj
h"'r So' ~ - 10 40 80 l. ~ ~ ILc
80 NJ ~ 10 %, m' y, 81; 49,. 81 NJ q a. -, oi
~ jersey do ~ 10 &c 70 o, seoI ~ !" ~ ~ az
"y Yo W. TO- ~. %, 90 % ~ Al and IG coarse do
y. ~, ~ 10 ~ h'"''' ~ "' 90 80 80 ~ ~ '
" 10 al &c -, on CAT, .h.a IN, ~ .,r,o, q, Gi,c
. uhl l ai1,a so" r, - "a sic a. 10 q, N AZ &c 81
e % "a =, - yns ,,an al. ao "a N at SIC
W. " w. o. . U,,c .be. M
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK Aug. ll.-BRKvis- Receipts to-day 1873
-I,scsl and there about 30 carloads in the yas
from p yous arrivals Among the fresh offerings were -
native duch better than Texans The demand
moderate fair primo Steers and extremely limited for
n n and tho market CLOSED uneomnonly dull aud
weak Exclusive Of few elected steers which were RETAINED
Al H. to dress 81 the rance Tor naive cattle
lOel3c T. ID, to dress 55p5s N and poor to lar Texas
and Cherokee cattle changed hands at 7G9c H. TO dress
dIoSes i1iei st, were % cars for t c Eastman.
for o. D. Gray. cars for H. Meyer. and car for Coon q
r. G. Eastman his account 81 Illinois stcers,
strong IA cwt average At l2a@l!%. D. to dress to
IS DO scant ~ ovt i24cg 81 So do 90 cwt.
l2c " dress 81 ID. anu 81 do Ga cw at l2c TO dress
sege Heaey sold their account 6s Illinois steers.
average, 124c Pm, 10 dress 81 10 the gross
30 do IA cst 2isc to dress 81 81 do. ia at
u be- TO dress 81 II Co, "a cwi at $780, 10 dress 81 10
and a 2 cars Of Cherokee cattle nnsold
Meyer sold his own account "a 'nos steers, scaDt
cw average nj l2ic H. to dress 81 ID 10 the gross cw,
Coon thompson sold on their own account 10 Ohio steers
~ t syer2gS 9 i r 10 Io steer.
strong cwt average nj l2.l3 d. 70 dress 81 p to the
cwt and 80 do scant q owt at l2hel2c to drcss
The oroves at Jersey CITY Morris walxes
Co.. 10 cara for - w All,Ion. 10 cars for G. T. Reynolds
10 cars or We,theimer WI ans. cars iOrJ NJ Harper
d. G. Culver Sold ior $ W Anerton IL illinois seers 90,
Is DO. c~ a; lotc 70 dress s. iSi DO, sSi, i
oi2'cz TO dress 81 SO do o. cwtr at 1laal2'ic, 10
from IOc 10 dress So R up 20 Ne ~ dress 81 n and
G. T. Reynolds, 25i Texan do A. c"t al s413e to dress
COney McIberson sold for Dadesman O. 10 Kentuok
'es ex yesss rag q, 3. k, Tn Gss 70 KsDc
cS and At ioSisc to dress
e s.% 'eg s "a , ss;
ocdsn,h sold for O. r. Reynolds as Texan s,es~. ~
ow< sTesss g. sae y ." dreS 81 " w sross cw'
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Corn rm Al S$asc for Western Miyel oats quiet s. n
s ssS for 81 BAH ifS al # oS ~ 70 sa ' &c
T1yogp Anr lotion quiet: clSirr Mlidilr l4o.c
Flour very drn. hui quet and nnchonge Wheat rTeg;gr
and re; 'atr i1r op , p ~ - Penn
syyenia Red : 5oo>l 81 Maryland Red, - 3o4Sl 80;
rn ard STEADY Tor ,outhcIn west.ln dull nonnai south
crn Whit 81 60 a. 1ri""; 20 "S wf M iii -
@6;c no. M.%Sd - Gc. Iyr am al eiae5c Iiay
sfron bGoyant 1nd higher PORK 80 5oas22 - Bulk Hlea
r5,krd M ll{ shoulders, ioc esr Rib sides,
~ os 49, ,, a1 T9 nc o% SIf s t M very Gu
Cru'e =; Refined II &c coffee gniet bat nrm iie q.
Bo,iGN aug il-I1ouG trn sales at - 21@f or West.
srn - 20 %,T r"n7 IT - - iof VIE What
ONO Indiana, Michigan; - 2!@ss l"g inols - =, .
.oo h. 5'' Gr M at sGdss so MI Common Extra,
Choice farny corn steady WIN 'a Soc sor "a i, -,
a,n Wink f W. ~ IT, shorts Fine reel sins,
Sash oass 7io6 bush 5000 bush Barley, loo
Aqs s fS re- %s bns I a2ond O1 RI
VIM WIT ,9 1pC p S' Wcai 500 BUSH Com 200
hush oats, g. 800 bush.; Barley. 400 bush Railroad sp,
bush, oats 10000 bush, Earl 400 bush Canal slIncn; -
% 7o2 bush GSrn, d n, piS sanai
Frs; rSr "i Sm anl M CHANGED 900 bh sold Wheat
dun and heayy prices oHa G2ra l, III, 7,c'e Mnr
a g oats RarI and Rye seeds Pork firm and
que, At So Heavy Mess Lard quiet at ii@l4 ac'
6St5o fcu qae; but am c Whsa s aeiIye
8 SeG IS No. S :: % , o "? 81 "a isT sep ~
4 lSGs ar; IT, 'F !. d 81 ne yea" Corn du
MI y% ,n 9t cysg S sI0a &c. spot 4sc bid
ssi bid seller sep;enbr Barley 'Irrglsi o sor ag
Rye qurt sc spot ssc seller =, eg e. RS,
SCI $ca2 er ,psm'r l snSt 81 s5 ssF TO-
, seller sepra@per sls s,9ss 81 october nnk
MSa @ O@ VA. Sr% S Sf ss wh asS' sons and
higher al 81 10 Freighr easier hut not guoa6y lower
cGT 1n % u W6 at TsSi BUSH 10 Go Corn 10000 b Oats
A n@ s G S2'o e %Ssa }s SnS b Si c corn
10000 bush Oats bush hay iG ra ST" s7 $50
wha! u as, d. and az 1c "Si@'hS nj NJ
r ana Market ark, qnS' at att 7o osss Rye
dull 81 Lard qie; but steady steam, i89.c Kettle lt@
sc ca Is a., S held At &C. at close Gear Rib SIDES i2e
SS4' S'SC' shoulders ice sSs ss$
G g s sd Ss i c r sas f7 ST aTn,
40 Whisky quiet but steady 81 H. Butter dull and tending
Ags Ss suI S~f but No ey Red SA %1'f1
changed rc,Tce%a quit Standard White o.c State Test
.Y :H' 70. gn ga S wnsn, ACTIN active
i 90 SSs si q timber Il 3 a,k%i i iqGii
& ~ @ nG sI 0 1s,S nnG a 80 a Sc
a,; loo n 3 an IGaT So bush Wheat Shipments 700
S%f q o'T nt So wns e. s's 80 c cf1sr I rs
and Gear sides l2isr2e and i2s,Gissc L., Bacon
lac" and I5'seiste. Hams iic Lard~searn is's.
Louisville Aug: il.rlour cute, and uncnangss Wheat
f"s. no Dp' h1 a" hS &c. caf S ss.
In ass s Ss e. clear sides s an a G s
on srsS ; 1S 9 :, Ssg Whisky 81 Is HAs"s
gn., and wSs.
ii s6s August, 81 a5is seprmbsr. u e4 Corn dun an
Sse5 d TO- = 7s So oss .. sy Mo III b1 ESs ss:
No l. s2e Prov ,ons easier Mes rors, s,i 20 essl,
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IoNDON l-12.p y. m.tonsu- f"r money "a
The account 97c OF discount III IN. market
Tor tlr-e months bills Il = cent, which is . per cent
below Gland The rate Tor money ~
Stark TNchanse Government securities ~ per ccut
LONDON Aug Ill p m-Paris dispatches quote Reies al
66f 81 lsc - o,- H.,
IOyp0S Aug IL $50 m.-Consos for money ~ 10; Tor
IN. arco,ut Of discount In the open market
Tor three month, is al = per cent, which is SiGs per
crnt below the Bank of England rate. 49,,
LONDON Ang ll3o p m Tho amount OF Bniion VIII
from England balance today Il t21OUO
ToSpoN IA p niIaris dispatches quote Rentes al
6Gf soc. o.,
fir q Petroleum 9i 40 a. A. gallon. TaliOT 10 e cwt.
IOyION Aug ll-tveuilg sIciitts Llnsced 81 31Jl o.
LONDON MABkLi-AUG. IL
Tnrpcntine-ipirIis .................... - sttdly
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COTTON MARKETS


NonroLK. Aug. 1l.-Coon quiet Mlidlins H9liiic.;
net receipts a. bales exports coastwise ~ bales stock 6ji
bales.
GALVESTON Aug. II-Cotton dun Mddllng, 1880. low
Mddling &c., Good ordinary. l2e net receipts, a. bales
gross, ~ bales stock 1910 bales.
WILMINGTON. Aug li.-Co.ton quiet Nj iiirg l1c.; Low
Midlling l33c. Cool Ordinary. BE. sales, 1873 bales.
PHIL ,DrIPHIA Aug li-CiftOn finn; Mddling. II &c
Low Midlng lic Good Ordinary 13lto: receipts, 243
bales; gross Receipts, 5GS bales
baltimore Aug l1.-CotOn quiet: Mildlng II &c: low
Mldiing, liSc. Good Ordinary. 10 receipts.
"a bales exports coaswse IL bales Sales no bales;
ners, 81 bales stock l. 30 bales.
SAVANNAH Aug. lCotton quiet Mddirg 1890. others
irregular net receipts bales sales bales stock 4sG
bales.
AUGUSTA. Aug IlCoton quiet Middling, I39ac; net
ceipts. % bses. sales. 9G bales.
LOUIsy IILF, Aug ! l. Cotton quiet: Niidng. lii-c
CSCISSAT Ang ll.COtlon steady Mihng II re-; ship
mcntS 90 bales sales, % bales stock, $50 bales.
CHARLESTON. Aug l-Cotton dun. Miidling. l4c. Low
Mifdlng l3'c: Good Ordinary l3c.; net receipts III
bales: Gales, 3 bales stock, 1922 bales
BOSTON. Aug. il.-COtiOn dul Mdding, lilac.; Good
Ordinary 3c gross receipts bales sales 30 bales stock.
9.lrl bales.
NgwOgIgAys Aug. 1.-Cotton gEiet Midlng Ale; Low
Niddlng Is &c. Good Ordinary Pc net reclps "a baes
Great Britain, 1904 bales sales 100 bales stock
lJ7l2 baes.
NiAdling l3I. Good Ordinary, 3c; exports cOastwise
50 bales sales % bales: stock. go bales.
~ IoUIs Ang. U.--COtton dull and nominsl Miidlng
lic Miding, 1910. Good Ordinary, l2i2c; ship
inents. 295 bales stock 4l3 bales
MRMrIII, Aug. ll-Cotton dull and nominal Middling
l4c.; net receipts, 26 bales shipments - bales; stock
81 ~ bales
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARK

1VrpPoo1 Aug ll-l2:3O y. m-Cott0n ia easier: MA.
iIng Upanis 7sd Mddling Orleans Isd sales i2Ooo
bales Including for speculation and orr safes Oh
sipneuts crop. the basis OF MiddlnS tfIdhus
nothing below Low Middngs al 7dsd. - d,
steady. 1860, ,,... "a a., ,,s,s
IyFpponl Arg 1l-230 nSales OF Cotton on me OASIS
Of Midiiing Upanis. nothing below Low MidiingS u. 80
and Sep;cmber 1t Ii oi thc s's 1tl 800
Cheese 40 T. cwt for New American
IIvpRrooI- aug II 4 m.Sales oi Cotton on The bass 81
Mddlng UplLnds nothing below Low MllihSs cehNefap0
October and November, AT iFL ,.-.. 81.
Id mSaiS or CottOn shipments VI
,c new crop Middlpg lplands, nothing De
low INy, MidDg. at 74i Lard. 81 90G2 per cwt iao"'
4, per cwt - .,.,ou ~ 81. a 4, o.,,
IIIV
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Quotations American stsDdapd q ca,.ilcalion
SALES FOR PRESENT DELlyxRr
Today. LAST Eveg. Total

To-Day. Last Eve'g. Total
Consumption. s3z 20 l,lsI
Yor future delivery advanced rec n With
fair follows al on basis Of Low MdIiD
sales yesterday after y m.octotr 100, - sc 301
- Hsg November 100. IS zosc Decelaner i.5co - ls
Sss, YeS'sEs sls closing res o os
IS n@ais nlss S9vember lss:,,ssaisi,Iec ID, DE-
ruay ~ nsa1l4c: March, II sisdl4 7s.o; April.
May. .sli ,se 5anS IA iSs make, %s Z, steady ay
10 nsac lOOO 1890. 200, l3zssc 100 1885, BOO
100 l3Isc October
300 IL &c 100 3fsc; 600 1899: 700. IL sec: 200
iS%c N59einbeT 200 f5isssc 200. iS9isgc 10 Ism g.
200 l3sc, December 200 l37ixo. 100 Is liisc; 100
10 s0 1890 800, l3sssc 300, l5s4e. 9lO l3ssz
10 sb,sc 100 Is 400 l3x,G; 3r lSiosc;
February 800 200 lac, Ia ZUO IL
100 I4ie March 100 ID SEC; 200 rsac 100 I44o fb
IA e,sc 100 4. sr,c loo 41i; April 800 IA 7,cc 200
"a isszc 100 IiIs May 100 rssc June. l00 II s'sc
tOtal. LOCO bales grand tota, l6. 90 bales
FL0UR AND MEAfr-The Flour marset opened irregular
Winter Wheat brands Of very high grades quite actys sna
Sasisr No and supe6pe plenty md weaker Min.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Aug. H. 1873
COFFEFThe market for Rio il quiet bur yalues
quotabe change sales were reported from hs
We quote Ordinary cargoes AZ 179dlI 30 Fair do
lss4al9c Gccd do, l9tdl9o Prime do l9'. zoe *
treme 2a2lc Pair Good
a. aZc Mid grades firm but not active for want O
stock 300 bags MaI1clibO Etna and Rocket
terms quoted at 81 2ds23 &c, gold
COTTON business in spot Cotton only moderate and
che market steady al unchanged hgnres Receipts NJ the
shppng ports today 54 bales this day last week 1856
bales this day last year 63l bales consolidated "a days re-
Briiain 90 bales exports
Continent S3 bales III New York 1920 bales con-
soldated stock ll0G36 bales.
uoaons based standard Of classification In force sept
liza Cotton IN store running In quality not
than hall grade above or below the grade gn9ed
Good Ordinary. Ia Misimg Ia q
Good ord. 1873 Low Middling .:lils Good MID 10
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The following are The closing quotations. OF ioreig

Money has been in ample supply all day al per
cent. while tho hest grades of paper sold at a to u
per cent. The Customs receipts AT Washington To-
day were 5000, 900, and the Internal Revenue re-
ce;pts H24O 600 the United States Treasurer re-
ceiving $3.50 900 in National bank notes tor roeinl-
ton The following the Clearing house state
ment Currency exchanges, S47113,4o2; currency
balances, ~ 325, O16 gold exchanges. S3,7216sO
gold balances. S4S6,977.
Government bonds were more active and hrlner
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In bank shares, Commerce sold at 49, Fourth
National at 1909 and Republic at 92l2.
Railway mortgages were strong and higher. Union
Pacific frsts sold at 102isd 102l2; do. Land Grants
at 997s; do. Sinking Funds at 9609G's; Central
Pacific gold bonds 1929 do San Joaquin Branch
at 917s; Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
gold coupons at Ssl9oSas Ohio and Mississippi
seconds at 73 and Cleveland and Pittsburgh con-
solidated sinking fund at 1O57s@10G.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania skies. third ISSUE 10; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. 2034 Reading Railroad. 55i2; Penn
sylyania Railroad, 5033 Gold HIS