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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-12
TuE RIVER CLosEp.-The extreme cold

the RIVER CLosEp.-The extreme cold
weather Of Saturday and Sunday last
formed wide strips Of shore ice in the
river, and as large "cakes of rustling ice
came rolling down the aood,p it was eyi-
dent that the Ohio would shortly be
closed, Early yesterday morning the
crystal cakes began to sparkle in the sun
as they turned upon their edges and over
Tapped each other in the vicinity Of the
BellaiFs bridge, As the floating ice
continued to crowd upon the shore, be-
fore night the channel Of the river was
gorged above the upper point Ofths Is
land. Last night as far as the eye could
reach above and below The bridge were
fields Of ice. The boats lying at the
wharf, the W. H, Harrison, Monitor,
Hudson and Capt, Lists new steamer,
are stuck fast in the Ice, although in COM
paratiyely safe harbOrs, The dry docks, on
the Island side OF the river, were deserted
some weeks ago, and are now frozen fast,
The Indications are that the weather will
moderate shortly, and II so the river will
be clear before many days, The ice will
probably go out with rush, however, and
the steamboatmen are watching their
crafts closely.
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Condensed Telegrams.

Senator Dawes introduced bill max
ing appropriations for the Improvement
OF the Little Kauawha river in West Yir-
ginia, Referred.
"A Chicago TiRls special from Kan
kakee says there aresix cases Of trichinia
in that place from eating deceased pork,
Two victims have died and several others
are in q critical condition.
AT a meeting Of the Pacific Mail
Companyh Directors yesterday, Albert
Hatch was elected Director in the place
Of w. +. Fogy and Russell Sage in the
place Of 7, w, Park,
Mr.. Field, Of the House Of Repre-
scntatiyes, introduced a resolution to In
crease import duties ten per cent after
March, 1876, and an additional ten per
cent quarterly until the price Of Ameri-
can gold coin shall not exceed the par
value OF legal tender notes,
In the HOUSE sayler of Ohio, intro
duccd a resolution Id relation 10 cutting
and dressing stone for the Cincinnati Gus
tom House, and to have the work done at
Cincinnati instead OF Missouri, IsI
The body Of an unknown man was
discovered carly this morning at Goose
'Islanton thenortil side Of Chicago. The
head was nearly EoveTOd from tie trunk
and numerous stabs had been inflicted on
various parts Of his body, No object for
murder was known, ,ai
The ChGttenham Friedrich Works,
owned by Evans 8 Howard, situated
about five miles from St, Louis, were
burned on Sunday. Loss $4,000; in
surel. ,i i,U +. 60. H.. .1aa.r
m The State Supreme Court Of Mime.
sofa rendered decision Monday In the
case Of 0akes Ames'and Oliver Ames ".
the Lake Superior & Mississippi Rail.
road Co. 10 the effect that the charter Of
the company Ia unconstitutional and void.
Consequently the Railroad Company is
without any legal chartered rights what
ever, XIV ur .r .gI...0.H aa
I'm Chicago there has been decided
modification III temperature since Satur-
day, In the Northwest the recent storm
and those oi the Atlantic 1 Pacific Com
pany between Chicago and Omaha have
been down since Friday
--on Saturday night last serious
cutting pdFay occurred at South Bloom
field, PiCkaway county, Ohio, growing
out Of quarrel between ], Ryan, hotel
keeper, and one, Welch, coach driver.
Ryan attacked Welch with knife, and
the Mayor Of the town, after ordering
Ryan to deslst, was driven into store.
Marshal Roesc. when attempting 10 arrest
Ryan VIA cut III the arm severing an
artery. Ryan was finally iclIed with
club md arrested. '"
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No Results from the Cabinets
Wendell Phillips Writes.

WAsHtNaToN, JANUARY Little Cabi.
mel adjourned al 1880 =. N. The object Oi
the meeting was to consider The Presidents
special message on Louisiana, The con.
videraliOn was, however, postponed, IN
the message is not yet completed. Some
conversation was had on the official re-
port Of General Sheridan, but no ConClu-
Rions reached,
The following letter was received here
this mornings 4, a
nur DOsroN, january II,
SlR.-I intrude OH your time to thank
your administration for tile course takenin
Louisiana. Sherilan's judgment is entire
" correct. You must have Or can easily
obtain abundant evidence to sustain
him. ! trust the President will support
him promptly and vigorously. Be sure
that the north will rally around Grant In
these circumstances. wish to express
to him my gratitude as a citizen for his
decision and sagacity In dealing with the
White League. One decisive man will
scatter the whole conspiracy. II left to
itself II will keep the South In turmoil
and land her liz bankruptcy, L not in re-
belliOn. Respectfully Na
WENDELLpnlLLlls. j.
To Gen. BELKNAP. cStt
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CottNBUs, january l1.-tn the House
to-day bills we're introduced to provide a
fihe ii Two hundted dollAts and sixty
days imprisonment for receiving OF con:
cealihg stolen property 10 the value oi
thitty.ave dollars fotbiddihg agticul.
iufA[ societies from mortgaging OF SELF
Ing fair grounds purchased In part by 4
county. u
Ing counties 10 support the poot childfen
In the county poor house was passed. q
BILL was introduced making the law tegu.
iAtinp me speed Of failfoad trains ID
cities apply % town $4,000 lhAabitahtl
and over,
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DIREcToRs ELEcrED-The stOckROld-
ers Of the German Bank yesterday elected
the following Board Of Directors' A.
Pollock, John 0ssterltng, Anton gltey-
mann, August Rolf, Philip schuehle, a.
J.. Long, Hbnty schmulbach, Fred.
schenck, q. He'll. gf " ie& w
The Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Com.
pany elected the following Board Of Man
ayers for 1876; J. n, Vance, A. Allen
Howell, Samuel Mcclellan, NJ, Reilly,
Robert Crungle, D. G, List, J. NJ. Dickel,
James Maxwell, A, Wilson Kelly,
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CONSOLIDATION OF GERMAN SINGING
socIErGRs-The members Of the Menncr-
cli6r u Hsrmupic and Beethoven Singing
Societies met III Mrnnercllor Hall on
Sunday afternoon last, to discuss the pre-
posed consolidation. The meeting was
large and enthusiastic. A resolution was
adopted consolidating the Ocletics into
one, and the meeting adjourned to Assem-.
bic again on Sunday afternoon next, when
arrangements perfcCting the consolidation
will be completed.
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EteVOit Of ConViGts in the Nebrns.
In State PFiAOfil

OMAHA, January l1-DispAteheS jtist
received from Lincoln, Neb., State that 1T
fifteen minutes before Q o'clock this even
ing the conyicts In the State Prison al that
place rebelled and took possession Of the
armoty. They have driven out all the
guards and killed one. Great excitement
prevails in consequence.
A later dispatch says the conSicts ATE
firing out Of The windows at the militia
and have shot three men. Hnndfeda Of
people with arms are going out. Mrs,
woodhufst, wife ofthe Warden, and fam
lily are IN the prison lt5HN I7MW
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CASE CoNpRoatsEb.A .Aon Saturday eve.
ming last woman named Lilly Chippy
sw6te out awafraht before, Justite Bell
vile, charging George Fricker with
using abusive language and threatening to
strike her. Fricker was before the Jus.
tice yesterday morning, and succeeded In
compromising the case Upon payment Of
costs. g:S s1lffl q I
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PREsnYTERY OF WASHINGTON, - A
special meeting Of the Presbytery OF
Washington was held In the First Pres
bytcrian Church last evening, As the
meeting was called upon short notice,
there were but few present--a sufficient
number, however, for tie transaction Of
business. The object q the meeting was
to dismiss Daniel MaGGe frum.this Pres
bytery tothe Presbytery Of Carlisle, This
was done, and the Presbytery adjourned
without tranSacting any other business.
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posrroNEp.-owing to The severe In
disposition Of the pastor, Elder II, A.
Pallister, The ptotraeted meeting an
noun6ed 70 be held during the week at
the Diaciplea' Church has been postponed.
BY next Sunday he hopes to be 80 far re.
covered al to prosecute the work.
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eOlNclNNATl.
Flrc...Another Can lor troops.

CtXCtNxArr, Junnary 1i.-.A fire broke
ont to.night IN the building No. 10 West
Fourth street, occupied by John Holland,
gold pen manufacturer; John Wright, cut.
lery; Henry Linser, wood ltirner, and
Jones h Cowah, law Office. ,i..5tF,r.
The EagiireTs Charleston, :. G., special
says the following telegram was setit 10
President Grant tonight .a
Send troops here atonce, Not q single
negro allowed to take their seats. The
utmost anarchy prevails. What hittst ]
tsipneti) II. W. BRAzEE,
b. s. Distfa COMMISSIONER.
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TwESry.rouR Suits have been entered
against the Baltimore L Ohio Railroad,
and six against the Marietta, Pittsburgh
{ Cleveland Railroad, at Cambridge, Q.
The total amount of dAmage claimed
amounts to over sl2J,O0O.
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ByTeIegr;alph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER,
Night Dispatches.
CONGRESS.
SENATE. uj. .-F
WAsHINaToN, January III
A GALL FOR INFORMATION,

Mr., Clayton said he supposed every
Senator desired all the information that
could be obtained in regard TO the Lou
isiana trouble. He therefore asked their
unanimous consent to take up and pass
the resolution heretofore submitted by
him requesting the Secretary Of War, II
not incompatible with the public interest,
to transmit 10 the Senate the official re-
port and communications Of Maj, Lewis
Merrill, in reference to the Consulate
troubles,
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TERRE CONNIE, ridQuEBEc, January II.
Mason College burned this forenoon,
Loss 100000; insurance $2S,0O0.N No
lives lost. The pupils saved their per.
s0n0l ELECTS. 'L---.- -------..-
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The Supreme Court to-day decided The
BtboksBa&tef case, In an appeal from
the Circuit CONT the decision below IL
overended and The suit ordered 10 be dis
missed for want Of Jurisdiction. The
court holds to the opinion announced in
the quO waffanl0 decision Of 1873, that
coutis have no Jurisdiction bi contest f6t
the office Of Governor. III
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THERE were only eight candidates be.
fore the Democratic Convention yester-
day for the Office Of Street Commissioner.
Seven Of them are disappointed men. -
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The illinois Legislature sent reSolu-
tions to Representative Hawley urging
the giving Of all necessary assistance 10
the Kellogg Government
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

CONCERNING the polar wave no one Is
disposed to repeat the gentle aPoS-
trophe, 'tIOng may Il wuve." /! Z 2 ~
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NOTICES..
DEOpLEs BANK,

DEOpLE,S BANK, ,e,.rs,..
L HWHEELiSd, jahuary 5, 1870
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
will be hold at the Banking House, for the
election Of Directors, an Tuesday, the 10Th
inst, between the hours Of 10 4. 81. mud 9
p.M. j, 7. UPDEGRAFF,
iaIlN -. -aa--l,,s-sIls Ilss,,s.,i1s-s Cashier
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arrest, lie Davis would like to have
the resolution amended 10 Us to have Gen.
Emory report upon the condtct of this
same officer, .U
Mr.. Clayton said he had known Mnjor
Merrill for years, and oil hc knew about
him led him to believe he was on hOnOra-
bic man and a true soldier, soldier who
dared do his duty In the face Of all the
abuse leyelled at every soldier who dared
to do his duty In the SOuthernStates.
Mr.. Clayton then moved to amend the
resolution by striking out the concluding
portion In reference to the Coushalta
troubles and inserting the words "relat'
Ing to certain disorders IN Louisiana"
Mr.. Merrimon submitted an amend
ment requesting the Secretary Of War to
lay before the Senate the official letters,
communications and reports OI General
Emory, United States Army, III reference
to any disorders in any way connected
with the late elections IN Louisiana,
Mr.. Clayton opposed the amendment,
and said II It was the intention Of the
"s""'o' ''I,' ~ ", ',',,,,.a., ,n inTnr.
genions siPIerihse 10 suPETe% Wy 'nl"p nn'n
luton, he wanted the responsibility to rest
with his friends (Merrimon'sl party.
Mr. West said that while Congress was
considering ihe events GccurrlnS ~ i.nu, ~,
lslah" II HIghI w "sn s''eI'"IL pLs''Ii s' Z,
4 Z n. =
forget that here ~ the Guy Of MSInmE, va. lI
vo, Wy" ~ m,Omas;, v % u" for " Il" SssmS'lnotion oi
re .so' p.aUi OI,,'"" iI,om, ''' WV ''''"''' ""
"'S A.. % Tturn,or-\ -\yb;ch Con,,nlp Dopn
p;"tSs S'ni"j ~ ,bis ConitaIS fLnugI,.
,osi "I' ""'" W. "''
I ett Wa, ,hon s,r, IN tho Clerka deal,
,nJ h.I ro"J nm nrt;cls frnm iLe GtUitaI
"'u ~ ,as,arGS~ , S ." "o,Sn,snt;rv M lie recent
:" O,:,, ysSs ,'oo,s .,tors ibrsaIerinv Gis nssns.
"in",inm "nVEi ,t'bst % snch n co,,rss would he
Ja"ins"h,o tn, lowIsss vioiencO Ia n dan.
"ep"'" el",,a 9.a,ns o anI "on,"t;mes Suds IN The
Sostr,,csi"% of IN liz in.tivninrs
H. Vas, alsn ina thc Clerk read
@ Observation-Disclosures m 9% s;gneI ri IL U,H
" ""rbI;ahoI IN IN" Nav York TtiINne oi
"U,.si,eu ,n'i", ns y, '"C Cco,,"I"ling ~ t"iIowSi
S SSon,e one viii viii NAV BrMtus 10 ills Grant.
Cesar wiihnnt ioil which Ly The way
xoni1 hs a orsat blessin1 II tlia cO,intrt,t
"IS Ra",,,Dins his arCnn,ent Mr., West saiJ
,haro wa" nn ni,nosnhere Of assassination
m"t only In WoshinGtoli but IN The me.
i,S, ii,rSo,poIis Of the country, and asked Il The
Senator from Ohio Thurman would bt
thnt Inc Senator would rise ID his seal
S' onI cnnlSmn @ ANNA. SssassinHtion, S'
w When senator West asked n my senu
,nr here defended assassination lie nut al
;n,nertincnt and insolent question, Thi,
wns mi A rountry ior assassination
There never was ah assassination In The
iinitej States which the whole American
neonle did moi condemn. Tho attempt o
Senator Wesl to create an impression
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ftvRr WnttE 1tAUtiNp 1cE.==Att. John
Rice was yesterday engaged inhaulihg Ice
to the Ice hotlse on Jacobatteei, and while
endeavoring 10 secure The front Of The
cart he'd to the shafts, In some way came
In contact with The horses heels, ftighten.
Ing him and causing him TO run away.
Nj. Rice wus khocked down and received
very severe bruises which may prove 'e.
riots. .....s..sl2-
PERsoSAis-WS are glad to ace that
our old friend, "Uhcle Joe" Fofsythe, Ia
popular even among the Democrats. He
was Yesterday nominated for The office Of
Wharfmastef, which he nowholds, BY The
Democratic cry Convention. D y 81
Aimee and her Opefa.bOuffe troupe are
performing ii The East, and horrible to
fclAte, they say she can kick two clap
bUaniA higher ihdn Abe did when Abe was
here. ....,...... -n
Mr. t.D. Halliday has received a
patent for The coal box noticed by us in
yesterday mornings issue. The appli;
cation was filed on the 24th Of December
last. pidSk work thai, N{b5tl4s
Dt. n. +. 'ffHIlfAen was iast night ID.
stalled a. Clerk oi The Board Of hluca.
tion.
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ARKANSAS.


LrrLE Rock, January liza commit.
nication signed BY a number dwell known
soldiers ddting the late e,waf IA being got.
en'db I'd contradict The statement Of those
who published a card Sunday denoHhcihg
Sheffdhh atNeW Orleans, fNHo iths
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crooKnolpEIIs' lIEErINas 4

1Amceting Of the stockholders Of the Nail
City Brewing Co. will be held at the Office
Of the Company, corner 33d and Wetzell
streets, january 10th, 1875, at O'clock r.
NJ, for the purpose Of elCcting q Board Of
Directors and other business.
iahO m n CIR. SIEBKE, Scc'y.
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A MEETING OF THE ST0CKIlOLD.
"A ERS Of the Fire ( Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling will be held at the
office Of the Company February 18th, 1916,
for The purpose Of cleetihg Hoard Of ni:
rectOrs and taking into consideration the
pFopriety NJ making application for a new
charter. G. II, COLLIER, Sec'y.
WHEELING January I, 1876. jams
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tn Z (,SDCRTS.
OA"s
Court IN GrNrP Trp1


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
PRESENT Justices Wylie. HUMPHREYS end
Macarthur. In the case of Harris VS.. John
son. Inc argument commenced yesterday was
concluded, and case submitted. Decree be-
low affirmed with leave to defendant to ha We
reference TO auditor. PendletOn VS.. Parker
fendant
EQUITY CoURT-.yue,qe DIN.
BROOKS agt. Francis; pro cOnfesso against
sale decreed, and ]. NJ. Johnston appointed
trustee. Lane agt. Lane; trustees sale ratf-
ned Professionally. Clark agt. Ollie; pro con-
mara agt. Blumenberg; certificate S29 Board
Board Public Works, released from injunc-
ton. Linville agt. Murdoch; receivers re-
port OF Oct. Is, 1875, ratified Professionally.
and defaultiIg purchasers ordered to show
cause. HOsch agt. Crawford; denial of in
Junction. Stolpp agt. StOlpp; final ratifica-
lion OF auditors report. Owens agt. FOskey
final ratification OF auditors report. Clark
aeL Freedman's Savings and Trust Company
being heard.
PROBATE COURT-jnstiee DIN aud Reyistey
UebaeT.
To-day, in re est Nancy Brown; fiual no.
lice issued to the executor appointing Satur-
Day. November goth, 1876, for settlement. In
OF personal estate issued to the administra-
tors. In re. James McSherry, guardian; de-
cree Tor sale of real estate granted to the
guardian TO be ratified by the chancellor
In re. Isabella Seikirk, guardian; decree for
sale OF real estate granted to the guardian
TO be ratified by the chancellor. A. H. Ste
phenson was appointed guardian to his in
fant children; bond, 5000. Letters of admins
tratlon were issued to VIM. H. Upperman on
the estate OF NJ. T.. Upperman; bond IS 600.
Elizabeth Kelley was appointed guardion TO
orphans OF James Ginnaty; bond, 900. In
re estate of Daniel Hogan, deceased; petition
hled for letters of administration. Will OF
Emllie A. c. Christian; will exhibited and
1ully proven. In re Ellen Fealy, guardian;
report OF sale of real estate filed, and decree
nisl passed. The register reported several ad-
miDisfrators', executors and guardians ac
counts, which were approved and passed.
Court adjourned TO Saturday next, at IL
O'Clock.
POLICE CoURr-yuioe Shell
James Grayson larceny of some stOpcocks,
worth 50, pleaded guilty, and was fined $40,
or 10 days In jail. Also, charged with the
same offence in another case; six months in
jail Charles Conner, Richard Burch and
John Conner. assault and battery on Joel
crawford; SO and costs each. Auanias
Coates, larceny of watch and chain from
charlotte SmOthers, a cook employed at the
capitol, who testified that she had to have a
watch to cook eggs and other things, where
minutes time makes a great differ ence in
the dishes; $50 and costs.
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LOCAL NE VS.,
Condensed Locals.

Attend Hemplers auction this evening.
The street lamps will be lighted ~ SIS d.
n and extinguished at a m.
Fancy stationery from Tiffany & Co, New
York, for sale At Beall's.
Chief Engineer Cronin. of the District fire
department, started last night for West Vir-
sinia to purchase horses for the department.
and will be absent three or four days
A large peck marked man IN an overcoat
il travelling about measuring window shut
tiers of houses. pretending TO have been sent
by certain builders. IL is supposed his ulti-
mate OBJECT Is burglary.
PROM Jaffa to Dan" Is the title of lee
tuTe TO be delivered by Rev. ]. G.. Mason to-
morrow evening at the North Church, y
stTeet, between gth and 10th. The reySren Cd
gentleman has been there.
At the meeting OF the Po'omac-s side Natu-
rsllsts' Club last night. MI. l.. +. WarSl read
q paper on THE Oaks 81 the District" lat
1ng that of the sixteen spt cies eleven are TO
he found in the District besides several hy-
birds.
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WNIA1ngtS0 9t0ch Exohauxe. SDef. "a.
" rNesess NustsAsd ~ MsadSsroa q d. $1,000
fee following were the prices bid and ale ~ tss
GeetsnE q the Washington Stock RxcAanse today
Us Seld ,na Bank Stocks-HasionL Bank OF
nepatiic, las bid; National Metros olita5 Bapt M
BID AZ ked; Citizens National Bank. no bid
fsr&ers' and Meehsnics' Nstior al Bank OF Georae.
toep, r3 bi6 City Passenger Railroads w ash
stock, ls bid - .. keds Aetropositau Bonds e.
3. IS bid. Sundry List-National Theatre B uds
I'D. C, 20 I'D; Mas mic Temple Bonds, r.
siock, bid; Oeesaeeeke and Ohio canal, preferred
bonds. g.. Ia bid; Arlington Fire Insurance Com-
psDy stock, IL bid; National Metropolitnn Fire
Insurance Co stock nos bid. New OK Aisxsn-
dris, Mashioesen and Qeorgetow s. Co stock I'D
bid. District Securities District of Columbia -
Permansnt Imp, T., J. 4 J. 1891, 81 bid, 90
Mater stock Bonds, rs. J. j.. 1891, 81 bid:
FUNDED Loan, yoonsress, J sss, isre.. , sa
y bid, - asked; Funded Loans, (Oong, j $685.. =
Z A.. small 1874. ~ bid. Nv sshinaton Ten Year
Bonds S. j. -, 1873, % bid; Fund loan Bouds,
q stock tls4s) A. J. o.. al pls azure 81 bid:
Chesapeeke and Ohio Canal stock, flSS7l s's j
4 j., 81 bid lGeorgetown AGene,ai Stock sis
J. A. j. d o., 1881. IS bid; Gen. Stock SIS, A.
o., AT pleasure, 81 bid: Bounty Stock, DE- J. A
J. o., at pleasure. 81 bid; Market stock as 4 A
30, ct pleasure, 81 bio. Board Of Public work.
Certificates General Imp, SIS, J. q T. iE4
is, 1876 1877. 1873, series 81 bid SCI. a.Ssd: Ger
IN "sies sewer, ss J.. 1874 is77 So Did W sser
Certificates, SIS, 1877 Qs bid, l0D a ,ked wv
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-Ootton steady and active
micdliBg, E1sal3S. Flour very quiet and N n
changed Wheat quiet AID steady-No.2 western
red Saal 81 Mary land red, lOai 40: other grades
unchanged. Cora quiet-southern white, 75aIs: do
yellow, Il; western mixed, 10 bid Oats dull
sou hern, ssa46i western white, 43a4i; western
mixed. 3os42. Rye STEADY. 75aS0 Bay dull and
unchanged. Provisions firmer and fairly active
Pork steady and firm, % OOa23 Is. Bulk meats held
hTmy-thoulters. 9SayI4; clear rib Sides l2sk ala:
l,o.e packed, shsl3ls. Bacon quiet but frmsr-
shoulders, 10Y; clear rib sides. l4I1alix: hams,
l51sal6. Lard steady-refned, 14sIals Butter auiet
ard steady and unchanged. Petroleum duli-crnde.
81; refined, Bsl3l4 Coffee dull and nominal
Whisky dull and easier. ll6a1s.
BALrInORa. Oct. 1.-Yirginta Sc, peoIers. -:
HIg,uia consols, 63k; West Virgnias, 9; North
Sugar steady. l01s &10ss.
NEw YORK, Oct 26.-Stocks dull and q little
lever. Moneys. Gold, Isl Exchange, long 40:
short. 4Stt. Governments dull; a better feeling
NEW f3sK, Oct; 26.-Flonr quiet and heavy
W heat dull and declining. Corn firm.
LONDON, Oct Is, 1880 .. m.-Consols, 81. Q l6 for
both mon ey and scco1nt Erie Railway shares: Is.
old, 1885, 1867 Q, lO7s. Erie 49, y