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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

The following shows the EXPORTS Exclusive OF spe-
Gle from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for
the week ending April 2J. aud since the beginning
of the year:
F F9stiS s reported sss s. o5s itioo55s
Total since jan l s9OG2s94I s7627l.jO7 s7stos.s51
Prlce Of gold .......... li3 lI01 li-s
The following shows the imports of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port of NewYork for
the week ending April 20, and since the beginning
of the year:
Dry Es5c WEEK. s,s ls,t .l. s7s .'i s,G
Total for the week. sG.557.995 fi7ll,,42 o92 COZ
Previously reported. l3s, 1881 1l9S12Oll lO640'-o
since Jan 1....sI4iG57.37G sI2iGIGs53 slll,5$522a
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period:
FOR me- H,et iN1t. is75. 1873.
Thrown on MARKET. 2, I7,3sJ l,s2s.2i9 l4i5S17
Ent'G at the poris4s o25 9i2 sl.0s4 456 s3G67l.39o
Thrown marseL... 4G,O9IJJ7 45,U1J.lO3 "o'O=,"'i
The exports Of specie for tho week ending April
% and since the beginning of the year, were as fol-
lows:
Previously reported. .........-....-.... l""+9''oi
Total since Jan l...................-slG.'G5 .Si6
The following a comparative statement OF the
exports Of specie from the port of New-fork 10
foreign ports from Jan. to this date, for period
.
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HAVANA MARKET

HAvASA April 2s.-Spansh Gold. l330233ia Exchange
weak; on LONDON, l7Gl71 premium; on Paris 3@92 pre-
HAyASA, April zg.-spanish Gold 2,2Ha233.
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Boots Guo Shoes.

g A WILL buy q pair OF neat, serviccal
% 4 BOOTS or SHOES Tor laly or gentlemen. "IHd
CLADS" strong, seryiceabe Shoe FOR boys
CANTRELL, al Fourt-avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

lowest 11212. On gold loans the rates were 2, 1i2
and per cent per for carrying, to fat on the
borrowing side. The short interest seems TO have
materially lessened during the past few days.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out during the week
81 FOG 900 gold coin interest the public debt, and
$4,000 in redemption OF called bonds, inclusive of
1878 900 and 500, 000 to-day respectively. The i'm
port entries of foreign dry goods at the port of New
York for the week ending to-day were 81 1891
(the amount thrown upon the market footing mp
81 115 800 and of general merchandise to S3,9OS,
G3J, making a total in gold coin valuation of
81, O02, 900. The export c.earances OF domestic
produce for the week ending April % were to the
currency valuation of 81 5S2,J4S. The specie ship
ments for the week amounted to $J339G4, of which
100000 was gold cOn American and foreign.
The imports OF specie for the week ending yesterday
were 500 593, of which S3S, 1915 gold coin. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared. $3l 02f 900; goll balances, 1863,
51S; currency balances, $229S,37S. The prnci-
pal gold quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

lnHIkVT TOF UUCNaIEIU
Fair To Refining stu quoted 7ssdI 5isc Prml
7Is,cc: Centrifugal, elsagc sales embraced 30 hhd,
CulN and 100 bags DODin Al
Gle fair demand for both export snd home
Trade: rushed Powdered 10 Ohc. Grauulae. 10
cat Loaf lOa4 dlO'ec. aud standard A. %
sTEAHIN-Market quiet at &c A. 10 or Prime Western
TAIIOM-Maikrt shade hmer win sales oil 100000 ID
Prime Si.a -. y 10. . -, -.
WUISKN-natkot steady with sales 100 bills ~ 81 IL 2
gallon ol 30 bbls. Alcohol made al ~ 10 = vino
gallon r. q. lloyd Co.. IN Their circular OF ihi" dale 70
,aak That moi look improvement IN Trade Tor
some time has been reduction In The production
aud many viii close down next month Tor the sum
me which ay react On ami load ~ higher Pr6ss
Our dizziness Than usia
His time of the year Alcohol paid moderate demand
and sells readily 49, the supply Is about equal 10 the
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Goparlncrshlp Nolices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF J..
~ QUINLAN & O. eo.agosed Of Francis j. ogin'1o ard
ana las been dissolved by mnual consent Ether narr Is
authorized sign the nrm name IA liquidation All plrles
having claims against VIII present the sane At
Office NewUeans, Ia, fO payment, WITHIN mo next
30 dsyA NeW.OIlcans March o. le1O. r. }. COlNbAN.
rEHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
betwe the unl'rs g1e under and by the firm name "
ward, Ha ant, Co.., j. This day DISSOLVE I'D by mutual
consent AL will De scf led by Patrick Haan and
Jam Cavanasb. VINO Ill con iuus sa1 business.
Da.e. Now-G OH, April %, 1916. . -.
II nALIAHAN,
JAMES CANANAGH,
No. I4f greene ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

SIilCI bOUFI UIdinaTN... 2 AIIu'lIt y =
was pretty good decline OF Sssd4 sc sales
yesterday after pm, lay 400, l2g,sge5 100 l2ISIse
lSsisc: August, 1000, tci 600 i3s,sci 20 - ',asc
December 100, iec; tta 5000 bales FIRST cali May
100 ~ ssc ist tober 100 Is isc; octoDer 20
- nc total 100 acs Sc md cali July 100 l3agc sept 100
Iys,sc oct 800 lSc; ov- 100 IL total, 500 bales
sales to-day ny 70 p M lay 200. l2..c; 800 i2fsac
600 l2 sc.: 500 l.3s.c; 90 l2zaec, H.: 100 TN ec
300 2s 4c t0e, l2nIoci 90 l2Asc jane. 90 l5l,g4c
so, l2'. 100 l2@,c Zee 100, 4,g2c; 5on 80
1000 lzgSs,c; ZOO IL 1c 800 l2-s.c. 800 l2Sc July
500, lSssy 200. l5c q 0. 1885; 800 l$lISe do0
lasc $500, u &C.; 500, l$7sgc; 800 iStc zoo lS,ge
1900 lSxc. epember COO, i34c; 500, l3 Jc
October zoo i3isc Nov Gc 100 &c., December 400 l3c
Total. 3 SOo bales; grand tnial, $500 Daies
the ct barely steady The following
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE.-U. :. MAIL STEAMERS
n SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
PasscHgcrS lowest TO from any seaport
railroad stalipn f. Great BritaIn'Or Ireland
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowiing.green.
1 MEXICAN LINE.
"A WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL, calling at QUEENS.
TOWN .aiiug every THURSDAY from Philadelphia. and
sailing every WEDNEsD from Liverpool The following
steamers aDDblnsi sail from Philadelphia;
on . INDiAS n
PENNSYINANIA....Airl IL ILLINOIS -..,...: May Z
rLDRD CINE ....h ur 20 CITY 1i BRISTOL. May IL
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GURkENCf.
CABIN ....... SO 20 %. according ~ loo alton
Storage intermediate tickets To and from ali points az
the owe rates.
Ia.s,ugtr ccomnoda Tor all Glasses unsurpassed
For freight aud other information. apply 70
PErEk WRIGHT & Sons, Geuersl Agents.
3O7 Walnut ST.. phlade plhA
GRO. w. CDirON. HroAd-st. New-York.
JOHN MCDONALD, Psssegg ger AsrnL
Battery place
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Corporation Notices.

DEPARTMENT Of PUBLIC PARKS.-PR0;
~ POSAI.S FOR PAVING WALKS IN CITY HALL
PARK-ScSled proposals. VIII DO received by The above De-
uaitmrut at SO UniOS Iarc, Ncw-fOTk Cty, uBu WE'D
NESDAY May 10, 1876 81 80 a. M fur TIA above work
fGll particulars see CITY Record, 40. City Hal.
DEPARTMENF OF PUBLIC PARKS.
WIFE Gas OR OTHER GLLUIINA 40 SO MATE Al.
scaled proposals he above invited and Wi!
by The Public ut SO Uni NJ
81 are urtI $50 =. M WEDN DAY, Nav 10, 1876. Tor
IAN particulars ,ity Record No. 2, City Hall.
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Sapings Banks.

V-HE NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF Eghthave Fourteenth sLsix cen; interest
laI fIa OF month. Assets S3,iS ,lJl ~
plns, si034gO 81. RICHARD II. BULL, PrcsdenL
{. W BllNCHEt1OFP, Secretary
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OF 81 600 EACH, bearing SIX PEA CENT INTEREST ray.
able annually May and November l. the principal ma
turing 1906 principal and interest being payable in
L. = GOLD COIN at the AMERICAN EXCHANGE MA.
TIONAL BANK IN NETWORK COR at the option Of the
L0lder agency OF the city, in LONDoN at the rate OF
one pound sterling dollars gold) These bonds are au
thorzrh oil the Legislature Of tho Sac OF OHIO passed
February 1870 and confirmed by vote OF the people
Of tho city Cincinnati of 2lis3 out OF Total vote Of 3O156
and by resolution Of the city Council provided by law The
bonds are PURELY MUNICIPAL IN CHARACTER; thew
are secured by taxable property Of the city amount
Ing In FgS5Gj well ~ the real estate
BY city valued at e201o00 exclusive % the
Southern Railroad for the completion OF which they Is
sued.
tied by law provide for the conversion OF their Coupon
Bonds into Registered Stock
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The undersigned will receive sealed proposals at the
AMERICAN EXCHANGE Nat ORAL BANt

until May 10. for any part Of the above Bonds
viii exact amount OF Bonds wanted and M
bid less than lO3 PER CENT and accrued interest will I've
considered undersigned re.eryus TIE right to make
rata awards m the exceeds the
offered awards first made "a tine highest b iders
Awards III be made May bonds will be ready for
delivery and payment May 20.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHIIE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers the Lane lonc
by ient Many L. > ~ going south OF tbs Banks on the
passAge 10 Queenstown. a.. tDe year lOnn.i
KNlIfI, SATURDAY.. AL Soo p IN
GFRNANIC. SATURDAY. May 20 AT !. M.
CELTIC, SATURDAY, June ,. al D. M.
Ratio SATURDAY. Jane 10, Al . M
Ef,ITANNIC. SArG tDA /, Juue "a, al 8 y.
FROM TnE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER OF. Nohih
RIVER. a, m
poniurnta The SacoD siatsfoous, smoking, snd nan
Ioon,s ailIlshpS. where noise heIOn
ar least FELT arodng degree Of comfort hi'hefo "nsE
tainabe al sea 80, II. p.,... r<s.,. an
favorable terms. Stecrsge, SO =. -.
For insl OF plans and other inlonaon Apply Nv e
s0"'AA' h J. coRTIs. Agent
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NREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

" NETWORK TO BRISTOL Eng)-DIREcT.
Taking goods and tor LnldOn, Cardr Newport
OioiCrslor. And ali ports m BTistp Channel
SAILING from Pier Is, East River.
ARAGON, Syirons 4 RDAI. Aay6
CnkNWAIja Stsnler "a tbhr htO AZ
CABIN Pass ENcnTaon, .l2O. lniefmc-
iai SO $50 currency Prepaid srer
CertncltTs kl6 Dats for 81 and upward For freight
PASSAGE aPyly 20 go. . ,.>
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Total sales for the day Seller co
. Seller 60 - -, 800 HIJor, TtoSs

The home money market can be quoted as having
been q LITTLE frmer for the last two or three days.
and continuing so to-day, result OF the treasury
oneraions and the preparations for the payment OF
the MAY interest in the various monetary corpora
lions To-day's business mostly at SO ana per
cent with some isolated exceptions at higher rates
and some at lower quotations. On pledge Of United
States securities as collateral, however, the charge
has not been above three. The market for CONNER
cial paper continues dull the best names being sub
iected to rigid scrutiny but buyers are plenty VINO
take such approved paper at the going charges to
8 per cent for the best.
There is not much doing in time loans, but they
are negotiated at low figures. The following IS the
Clearinghouse statement to-day:
Cur Cur Ssanes ScS555l Gold i65sS
And the following were the clearances at the New
York Clearing house for the week and the resulting
balances
Cur 725lo2 Gold clearauces 81
Cur balances. 2OlO2l40 Gold balances 6s'''52S
The Clearinghouse Association on Thursday, by n
unanimous vote, restored the National Bank OF the
State of New-York to its place in the organization
on the banks reduced capital of 100000. This
institution is ready for business, and II now re-
mains to have its quotation changed at the Stock
Exchange. To-day's quotation, 1890 on 5000
600 capital is equivalent to IL bid and 125 asked
personally into the bank return to-day. The
bank statement to-day was favorable in that 1T re-
1eeted a further handsome increase In greenbacks,
representng the continuation of the currency move
nent in this direction. The specie item reduced
freely consequent upon the Treasury operations of
the week Deposits were down and loans curtaled
largely rejecting not over 6aterng state of trade
generally. The movement of the week eventuated
in a net gain to the banks of SS75125, and they
now hold in lawful money, in excess of the % per
cent required by law S9,533 G25, against $685.
500 last week The following table shows the con-
diton of the New-York City banks this week and last;
.o 4 g 22 "a s. ApI g2 90 Decrease ST. S52
i lSSsSo is 2s@.So Ihersass
Deposits 2032624O0 Z.25Z9l0 DecIrsse cc sS' 80
Tie following shows the relation between the
total reserves Of the banks and the total liabilities
4lIE} e 200 siaS7e g zoo
Legal tenders. $4,000 43as9SOO Inc. lG92aoo
Total reserve sos.4741OO sGo,l6s.9Oo Inc sG9l,eUo
h srs nst SeSsiis 5Os15,GOO 5o.eS2276 .....
Excess OF reserve
SHTem ,SIs sGasboO 95sS625 Inc. S75l25
The following is a summary of the transactions Of
the National Bank Redemption Agency during the
month ending this day:
for Srded to he BANS Of issue 5000 500
Notes unit Tor circulation delivered TO the on
iToler CT the Currency for destruction aud ie- - go.
Noiss Of failed hgaidatiug, and reducing banks .
deposited III the Treasury 220SSOO
sI2 s97 500
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

- STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWYoRK,
SOUTHAMPTON, AID BREIES.
COaPAHYs PIER foot OF , ECONDSF, HOBOKEN.
nOSFL Saturday. May RHEiS, Sa iriay, Nay 20.
poSAiI. SATURDAY. Ma : ODER, SATURDAY, May n.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-YONR 70 SOUTHLAND
TON. HAWKE OR BltEMEN:
FIRST CABIN. slOO Euld =. SECOND CABIN, $50 gold
'STEEEAGEtsSO currency.
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid etesrzse Cerua'
ca 40
For freight Iasssge apply TO
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MAIL STEAMERS.

NTEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
~ LINE.
These hisass steamships sall regularly at from
Pier M IS, NuItl hiNrr. a. fol!Ows:
COLI n II I RSDAY, April n.
Stesmsi IN WIIMi NGTON TUE sDAY, May o.
unsurpassed Fos freight apply 70
WILLIAM p. CLYDE X CO.. No. . Bo~bng green.
MCkELLAi, LCIING q Co.. Agents IA Havana.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN
A private family offers their P1ANo-ROsOTOcd
Cas0, front Round Cqtnora ~ oetayes, nicely
eavod-ineluding Stool and Cove, tot So ~. IA
>''- " Nv" "'s '''''' =" ADAMH 4 LUCAS,
mrs i227 Mnket st.
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New York.

NEW YoRE, July 1S-Cottou-Firm at
llAal1 1916. Flour-Still strongly in
buyers favor, very moderate demand, and
parcels liable TO spoil by heat strongly
pressed; No. Q, 50 00a2 20; superfine west.
ern and State s. 00a3 90; common good
extra 81 00a4 IS; good to choice 81 SOa5 rs;
white wheat extra S.. 30a7 30; extra Ohio
81 40a6 75; 81. Louis 81 90aS 80. Wheat
Still irregular, unsettled and lower with
q strong pressure to realize on nearly all
grades; No. l Milwaukee 81 IS; No. 2 do
ST 05al 0s; No. 3 do 90a99c: No. spring
81 bal 90; No. .. Chicago spring 81 03al O5;
No. 5 do SSa90c; winter red western 76ca
81 OF. Rye-Quiet; State at S0aS5c; west.
ern 73a75c; Canada in bond S3aS5c. Bar
ley..Dull and dropping. Malt-ln moderate
request. Corn-0pened lower and closed
more steady and in better demand; western
mixed hot 45a4Scc; do ungraded 5la5Gc;
mixed steamer grades 5Sa54Hc. Hay and
Hops-Unchanged. Coffee : Quiet; Rio
cargoes 15AalSHc; jcbbing t6Hal9c. Su.
gar-Quiet but firm; fair TO good refining
S9zasslc; prime SIC; refined firm at l0A
alike. MolasSes-Demand fair and mar.
ket firm. Rice-Steady and in moderate
demand. Whisky-Quiet at$l1S.
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CIScINsATr, July 13-Cotton-Firmer.
Flour-Dull and tending downward. Wheat
Unsettled and prices unchanged. Corn
-Quiet and firm. Oats-Dull; fair mixed
27a3Oc. Rye-In fair demand Mt 70a75c.
Barley-Market dull at 75aS0c. Pork
Inactive at $50 25a20 80. Lard-Dull and
nominal; prime steam l01Sallc. Bulk
Meats-Demand light but holders firm nj
SaloI4c; clear 1OAa1sHO. Bacon-Demand
fair and market firm at 9a91Sal1 Nal IN
ll5Gal2c. Whisky-Firm.
IIoGs-Active and a shade higher; fair
to good light 50 3OaG 30; heavy So 4OaG 60.
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CHICAGO, July lS.-Flour-Dull. Wheat
Unsettled and lower; Eo.2 Chicago spring
94hc spot; sales at 9J1<a95Hc August
closed al 96In96I4c August; size septenl'
Der; No. 3, S9as9IEc; rejected 66H6eH
Corn-In fair demand but at lower rates
No. ., 469[c spot; 1870 bid August; 4G'Sc
September; rejected 4OHc. Oats-Strong
at 2S1%c bid spot and August. Rye-Quiei
and unchanged. Barley-Quict and un'
changed. Pork-Dull at $40 30 spot
$40 CT I1a19 70 September. Lard-Dull q,
$40 80 spot; $40 90 bid September. Bulk
Meats-Qulet and.steady. Whisky-$1 lON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-14

CA1laoRNGA pears, apricots, etc, have
commenced to arrive, and are looked
upon as the beginning Of a good seasons
business.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 1s.-FIour--Quiet. Wheat
CLOSED frmer; No. 2 white Wabash 81 %;
No. white Michigan 81 Il; No. 9 do. 81 co.
extra white Michigan 81 "a; amber Michi'
81 OK; seller Augusta 05: seller Septem'
Der 81 90; No. 2 do. 7sc; No. ? red winter
spot and seller August 81 061S; No. red
SIC. Corn-Quiet but steady; high mixed
Zoe; seller August 502&c; low mixed 49c; nc
grade 4Sc. 0ats-Quiet; No. 2 to arrive
S2l1c, white SAC; Michigan sec.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YogK, July 1S.-Businesa quiet
with package houses and the jobbing trade
was light. Medium prints more active,
Aliens pink check, German and stripe
prints advanced one.half cent. Heavy
wooden goods for mems wearin fair demand,
The Banttia says Parker, Wilder & Cos.
stock Of eight thousand packages linens,
blankets and cotton goods will be percmpt'
orily sold atauction next week.
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AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, July 1S.-MoSRY-Closes
easy at 2a2N iper cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3a4A per cent. Custom receipts
SSH 900. TheAssiStant Treasurer disburs.
ed $500 Clearings $22,0OO,0OO. ster.
ling firm at 4.s9a4.9l. -
GoLD-Strong and closing at l11H. Car.
rying rates latH per cent. Loans were
also made fiat.
GovERNMRSr5-Fim and in good de.
mand.
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A Ronnnzn up in IIancocn.

tPltlSbuFBh Manufactured
We some two or three years ago pub.
lished an item concerning the industry
mentioned below, but deem it Of sufficient
Importance to print something more
about il. One Of the easy things Of this
world, which are not often found in these
times, ia the lampblack manufacturing es-
tabliShment near New Cumberland, w.
Va, where the carbon Is formed by burn
ing numerous Jets Of natural gas against
slabs OF soapstone suspended over the
flame. The firm have lines Of pipes, con.
tanning two thousand gas burners, all
supplied from gas we'll that presents no
indication at present Of failing. The col
lected carbon Is scraped of every twenty
minutes by sliding knife, under which
hangs car to receive the substance, the
whole operated by a small engine requir-
ing the attendance Of but one man. As
about two hundred pounds Of product
are secured daily, which sells for 20 or SO
cents pound, the concern may be looked
upon as a small bonanza.
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FINANclAL.

This Bank il organised and prepared 10 transact
the business Of banking In all IL details.
ItBucceedS the Flint National Bank Of Whealing,
10 owned BY the same shareholders and Ia under tht
sane management. .AH|
By carefully regarding the interests Of ltS Cores
pondenta and DepoEltoFs, and By prompt and
lthful execution Of their wlahns Il hopes 70 mert
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at sight no
celved from Banks, BankGrS, FirmS, Corporations
: certIdcates Of DepOdt Issued payable on demand
or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits
pIRKcTuIa:
John John, Z { S ss $ $m Z. s4% T4PsSTl
George Adams, John I. Hobbs,
Geo. W. FmnEhoim, o. c. Dewey. .7
Henry N, Harper, my2l-dAE
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PH1LApEIPHIASs In search Of cool
weather might gain somthing by coming
to Wheeling, though It is hot enough here
for a man Il he desires comfort, 10 take
olrhis flesh and sit quietly down in his
boneS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-14

TIE following Is the order and dates
OF the several fall State elections previ.
Qua to the Presidential election in No
vember:
/. Kentucky-on the first Monday in
3. North carOlina- The irst rhur.day
:" $ S cSsiifSrnia-Fitst Wednesday in Sep,
j, vermont-First Tuesday in septem.
q :. Maine-secOna Monday in sep:sm.
q .. eeOryia-Fint Wednesday in DC.
I. West virginis-secOnd Tuesday in
s. Ohio Second Tuesday in October.
Q. Indiana-SecOnd Tuesday in octo.
10. Iowa-second Tuesday in October.
IL. NebraSka-Second Tuesday in DC.
tober.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-14

RAILROAD BoSps-strong.
STATE BnNng-Ouiet.

SToCHs-Dull but an improved feeling
prevailed, especially for Western Union
Telegraph and Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, which were strong and higher.
Tho transactions were only Al 900 shares,
OF which 1900 were Western Union and
l., 900 Lake Shore. The increased strength
OF the coal stocks was due to the announce.
ment that the Delaware & Hudson Coal
Company had declared semf.aunual divi.
dend Of 4 per cent This reduces the an
nual rate Of dividends from 10 to 8 per
cent of that COMPANY. ...
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slain, About 4 o'clock in the evening
they realized the river about mile above
Wcllsburg. Here they found a canoe, in
which they went 10 Rush Run, where
they camped for the night. Early next
morning they began their march up a
steep hill and about 9 o'clock halted on
Short Creek about twenty miles from the
place Of starting.
Mr.. Glass, the first husband OF Mrs
Brown, was working about quarter oil
mile away, and knew nothing OF the
CAPTURE OF his family until 2 o'clock. He
went to Wells fort, collected ten men and
that night lodged in a,cabin where the
town now stands. The next morning
they found where the canoe had been
launched, Mr.. Glass could distinguish
the tracks Of his wife by the high heel Of
her shoe. They crossed the river and
went to Rush Run. There they found
the canoe Of the Indians, which proved e
be the one Mrs. Brown was carried OIL in
from the fact that the Indians had taken
some papers from Mr.. Glass trunk and
thrown them into the river, which his
wife picked up under pretence oil giving
them to her child, but dropped them into
the bottom Of the canoe, which were rec:
ogniled by Mr.. Glass. They soon found
the trail Of the Indians, which they fol-
lowed, and their camp was soon discover
ed. Their object was TO attack the saw
ages so suddenly that they would not
have time to kill the prisoners. When
quite near the camp Mrs. Brown and her
little boy had gone to a sugar tree to get
some water. Not being able 10 get It out oil
the trough, his mother stepped out TO get
II for him. The negro woman was sitting
some distance from tho Indians, there
were only two Of them) who were engaged
an looking at trophy, which they sud
denly dropped and looked towards the
men, who, supposing they were discover
Cd, fired and rushed on them atiull speed.
One Indian was supposed to have been
wounded by the first volley; as he fell
and dropped his gun and shot pouch. AZ
Ter running about one hundred yards
Major Mcguire fred the second shot after
MN, which brought him to his knees.
there was no time for pursuit, as the
INDIANS had informed Mrs. Brown that
mere was another Cncampment close by.