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, 1876-10-18
Youthful Crlnltna1a In LlyespooI.

;. The Liverpool police have Just broupht to
light singular confedcraey. 1t appears TINT
the detective department hare bcen inundated
of late with complaints Of ralds made upon
apart to find out the dcpredators. Tie result
llas been thu discovery Of organized bands OF
lads with LEADERS benrlng tic most famous
names N t!'e " Hewgate Calendar" who lived
III model 1odgfng.liouecs, and got Their lIyl.
hood By holseoreaklnE and the robbery OF pub
lie houses. the latter tcing their favofitc ocru-
patton. Thirteen Of them were before the ST.
pendiaEy magistrate recently and retaandcd.
, 1876-10-18
4 1sLUNDEn.

6bet3d1 Ukbd1eh 70 Tie 7T36NNE
sT. LOUIS, Oct. l7.-The mysterious prisoner
locked up in this city, who WIS supposed to be
tho outlaw Frank Jancs, was to-day identified
as John Goodwin, Of Chcncyvtlle, L., by Mr.
George W. Godloye, senior member Of tho com.
mission firm Of Godlovct Ellis d Co. This settles
the question Of identity beyond doubt, Gollove
being wcll-known reatdcnt Of 81. Louis. This
also corroboratcs the story told BY tic
prisoner himself, and he is looked upon as an
Innocent man by all except tho Police Depart
mcnt, who will make desperate efforts to con.
meet him with tho Northtleld robbery, In order
to prevent suit against the city for heavy dam
ases. Chief McDonough to-day received let
tsr t from karsas City, shifting. tia. GoodHin'a
TRENDS were making preparations to get him
, 1876-10-18

TIE HISEIUF OF HAF,
PARIS, Oct. 1.-The Bishop Of Gap, having
been appealed to By tic Deftast, has written q
letter approving It's construction Of his Tustorol
but not Withdrawing word of Ills ccnsure on
so-called religious papers for mixing up the
causo OF tue Church With u particular political
purity. He expresses SURPRISE TINT lis Pastoral
should hare been thought TO contain any
nrwdoctrlnc, for tho history of the Church ehoYs
tllat it can accommodate itself to atl forms
OF Government, a republic, like II monarchy,
eau bc detestablc, iTreligtol,s, l1nroMs, insci,-
more treat with s,icl republic than with The
monarchy Of Nero or uelogabalus. Above
governmental forms, changeable in their very
nature, there are eternal social truths, princI.
piles essential to every system, 1llouareAlcal or
Bubsist.
, 1876-10-18

HPRixQvlkLp. Me., bt&y "a. tH7c.
Mr. n. r. sTEsxNs-DrRf Sit; Ny Islgllter i,sa been
out OF health tor at4ut two years. About ypar ago
ful.
law vEaxFtxE advertised In tic Farmer, and scnt
to anEor AHa got two b9ttIts. She II NOW takug tho
socund bottlu1 her health u MUCH lnp1uye4. atu the
tunuI u Yoin2 AwsY ~ fast It c< Every III
daughter atd taks every opportunity to Eecon1nc ID
IL 10 tsD W(4 p1t Df IT. HFuAt r1tur, Very
respectfully, Mrs. SUHAN c. RANDALL,
, 1876-10-18

6pseIu7 7F5td!cH 70 The 17bane.
sr. PAuL, sflnn., Oct. 17.-kelly and Terry,
convicted Of mail robbcry, were taken to tlle
State Prison to-day. Before going, both were
driven to ths residence u Tcrry's parents that
he might hid good.ly to tbs mother, m Utmost
lseartbrokcn Indy, WIN, until his arrest, did not
Imagine her boy had one SERIOUS fnult.
, 1876-10-18
TILE BAPTIST ANNIVERSARY
PRELIMINARY MEErtN0.

Tho meeting last evening ut tho Michigan Az.
en,fc Hant,st fbt,rrh UNA nrottn,norv n 40
f,a1,t,,t sna.,,os...ts. ,.t'ta,. - W .''o
baptsst anniversaries WHICH commence to-dnY
and continue through, the week. Tho meeting
ss.ss1S '',.....ors ~. -. ta 1n11o'u4 o.no"'
embracing ministers OF the denomination from
all parts Of the State, aud there was also good
IL Law nttordo,.o
Tho Rev. f. X. Chandler, Of Rockford, dcliy-
cred tho address, taking for his text, nWfIi a
H., uoh f.o1t,f ~. aI.a..,"
toreJ and recetyc close attention frnn thn ~. uH
itenec, The anenker fctnijnI lin yorInus IN.
aucnccs at work In thcsc jays in un'lnrn'i1inr i
lin Ehrfettan re,irf,n ia "s.araa
, 1876-10-18
THE EXPEDITIONS,
Gpktj1g pisp1ftA 10 IAs Tffbuak

eIou1 Cry, H., Oct. 17.-Gcu. Terry's COM
mind, cons!stiag Of tho Seventh Cavalry and a
slllall forco Of mounted infantry, followed by
wagon-tra!n conveying supplies, leave Fort
Lircoln Thursday morning. Its object Is uu-
dcrstood to ba corporation With Col. Merritt,
moving from Custer City, Black Hills, in m at-
located ncar ths fork Of the Cheyenne River.
, 1876-10-18
OBITUARY.

MoNrdoAsRr, Ala, Oct. I'M. II. Cook, for
several years one of tho editors OF tho Mont
gomcry ddwrti.<r, died Inst night after long
illneas, Of consumption,
8tectdi Dfspo&ch 10 IKs TstauaA
BLQoAiN1goA, ILL.,, Oct. I.-l. r. Dement,, Of
, 1876-10-18

NEW YonE, Oct. 17.-Samucl F. Noycs vas
arrested yesterday On tho complaint Of N. c.
Barney, c. II. Raymond, and E. D. Foster for
fraud In tthc purchase, In january, 1874, of 100
shares Of Toledo, Wabash & Western Railroad
stock.
, 1876-10-18

Hudson, ono Of the oldest settlers OF Mclean
County, and O very mich respected and honorcd
citizen. died at hfs home on Monday. Ills funer-
Of Mclean County.
, 1876-10-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NFWs,

LONDON, Oct. 17.-stcamahlps Egypt, Can
ada, oder' and othello, from New York, aud
BataYi4, from Boaton, hayo arrived out.
San FnAaclsco, Oct. l7.-TAo Colilna satled
Tor Panama y<sterdaJs instead Of tie Granada,
, 1876-10-18
And Receive q Liberal Slice Of Territory
Should Russia's Schemes
Succeed.
The Western Powers Still
Talking About a Long
ArrniStice.
While Servia Declines to Agree
to Any Such Suspension Of
HostiIities.
Threatened Lockout OF 10000
Operatives In England.
TIE EAST.

THE EAST.
ACTUALLY At WAR.
LONDON, Oct. 17.-Thc Pail Mall Ga.tyYx con-
tends that Ruas!a Is at present actually at war
With Turkey, and that any further efforts at
diplomacy arc useless.
Tie correspondent OF the Times nt Bel
grade, discussing tho situation, says: "Evcsy
diplomatic agent hero believes that we arc
on tho cye Of Ii great Eastern war. Tho ouly
difference Ut opinion among them Is Is
to whether It will COMMENCE I'll tho epsing or
almost Immediately. AL the outward indlca-
ttons seem to favor tic Inter idea, which would
give Russia and acrvsag great advantage. Strange
rumors are current concerning tho intended &C.
ton Of Austria"
AusTNIA NEgTnAL+
On Sunday Bctnt-otIIcIal Intelligence reached
Belgrade that the Emperor Of Austria had iu-
formed the Car that Austrla would remain
neutral, and would mako no objection to cer-
tain limited occupation Of ono Of the Christlnn
provinces Of Turkey.
Tho St. Petersburg Jo.sr,lal semi-oticIal
paper, says: "Thero nro Indications TINT tho
people Of Constautinoplc regard war as I'm.
avo!dablc, md welcome Russia's decision to
finish the nattcr without delay. Tho meeting
VI Luz huss14n statesmen at LtVadia Indicates
q Crisis IL oaF politics. TA!s meeting represents
official RUSSIA assembled iu view OF tho Bos-
phorus aud lilo sent Of wnr.''
A st. Petersburg letter to the 7Ymas. dated
Oct. II, says: "Doubtlcss the general impress
sion nero IS TINT Russia is on the cTo OF tho
10ng-wtshcd-for struggle With Turkcy.n
THE PROPOSED ArsMIsr1cE,
sncc,aI from vicnnn stntca thot ti,o rrnt,sh
-, .,s,."", 's"' . 1s'so s"a+ -, sae ea"sifsn
at'd '!eneh uo'erhnachsst espce1ally tic toFHcr,
have decidedly pronounced for tho acceptance
Of six-months' aemistico. Austria is inclined
IN In IIko,SIen nnfl 1,ne ooto1 Lar,,,,.f, ,,t,,
~, ,x,,,,h ,,,,rorax h. ~. ts.s '.,..a. I,.
'o'', WHICH, ho"eseF' has not oeeh 5a3ea. lta4s,
on being pressed by England to give dctlrItu
reply, says that 1t does not want, in any way, to
anticfpnte Herytn.a t,cci.;ou m r. rcrnrIa o,,
a,n,fsttco ~ n a,an1,on,.not :, s,,r,o 40 ILL
, 1876-10-18
ROME.


ROME, Oct. 17.-The Pope yesterday received
10000 8pauIsh pilgrims ln tho Dasillca. Tho p!l-
grims wero enthusiastic, and tho ceremony last-
cd over III hour.
, 1876-10-18

A resolution was passed indorsng tho ap-
ot agent Of Jcnniugs' Seminary.
The Committee On Education further rcport-
Evanston, giving stuttsttcs ana appointing y.
II. Axtcll % Trustee from this Conference. In
Eegard to Garrett Biblical Institute, tho Coul-
mittee reported tint tha past year had been
ninety y;ssysn: Tho total receipts si',es lss4 had
boen 210O, ,T]l.3, anu expenditures $l37,al4.71,
1yhllu there had been contributions from tic
Church u about S06,00o. Ths Ruy. l.. Hitch"
eos p IL amon and nd q Lnnt II a,%sa ~ofe ~
Boring, John Atkinson. Y. A. Spencer, and 4.
COMPETING rArRns.
On motion Of tic Rev. II. l.. Murtin tho vote
OF t!lc Conference 70 adopting thu report OF tho
Coulmittee on Publications WIS Reconstructed.
Thu Rpy. II. N. Paskhurat sud that the reason
for 20 doing was t9 take actiun on the eotnpeti-
and ths Northeastern Chrlssfan Advocate. The
former offereds premium to subscribers. and
therefore injured tho prospects Ut tho latter in
| this vicinity:
t.on.. ~ He thaght that tho plate !fom wsi. aI
York advocate, was struck, alioull 30 given to
tho western agency u well, 50 thnt the cost
would 10 divided and thu benefit equally dis.
could not afford to g1yo Ike premium, whick
would cost at least $lU,CUO
The Rev: MI. Alattlson offered resolution
amending tha report. 10 rs to pledge all tue
men6sEs Of the Conference to tho support Vt
tho NoFfhptsterH Ghrtstian Advoeat4 Ii prefer
o1Icc to auy other paper. Tho amendment was
adopted, togetAcr With tue original report Vt
thg Publication Committee.
recommending that tho Lake Bluff Camp-Aiect-
ssssnby s%ss 70 aG tas on aa'sst shst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. PARK HOTEL
w Cherry Valley. Otsego county. n. ~. lighted with
gas Terms for two, $40 20 s5 for $40 20 SIS per
week: =! % per day. EVANS 4 JANSEN,
For Other Boarding Advertisements See
Directory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04
WILLOW HAVEN House.


This elegant resort Is situated Newark Bay
ana accessible BY the New Jersey Central Railroad
Of Liberty st. hourly every day % midnight fare IS
cents stopping AZ fnmrapo depot eight
house the establishment win open Tor the ascn %
Monday. May -. under the management Of T.. Tucker
formerly Of ihs Naxson House. Sarraganset Pier r. L. tho
euians having been Thoroughly renovated and reurnhed
business mon desiring pleasant home for their families
during the summer months half hour from City Hail.
should make carly application rooms attractions OF
shady groves splendid drives fishing boating bathing
are not exeecd within 80 miles OF New York. Address
TUCKER, Manager. Pamrapo n. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

1lvoOpsBuRG PAVILION. SOUTH SIDE LONG
w island. Southern Railroad. Ia hours IRON Jamrs
slp by 3ith terry. now for large
furnished Rooms FIRST class table
salt bathing. &C Tor terms address N. WEED,
woodsburg, l.. l.
VyrANTED-BoARD FOR GENTLEMAN WIFE IN.
w liant and nurse. within hours ride OF city, seaside
preferred Address. stating terms, which be
able. and full particulars. "A. b.. Herald Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18
How Much Clothing Is Necessary.

One person cannot decide for another.
The comfort Of the individual ought 10
settle the question. But sometimes the
individual has become so demoraliEed In
bis or her instincts in regard 10 heat and
cold, that the sensations at an hour are
not sufficient guide. When girls wore
loW.necked and shortsleeyed dresses all
winter, twenty years ago, they protested
frequently, 10 the presence Of brothers
dressed In flannel and broadcloth, that
they were quite warm enough. They
would rather die than complain Of their
dainty shoes and be condemned TO thicker
soles. And die they did.
We must use common sense IN the mat
ter, and that bids US dreSs according, to the
weather-thinner in summer, thicker In
winter, with varying degrees Of thickness
or thinness between. 1t bids us clothe
our bodies somewhat equally throughout,
NOT piling too much In one place and
leaving other parts without sufficient pro.
lection. A chilly condition Of the body
Is always attended with danger. II the
surface Of the body 10 unduly exposed 10
cold, the internal organs-lungs, liver,
bowels, or some other organ or organs,
upon whose action health depends-sufer
In consequences "Y." complains Of not
feeling well, thinks his liver is ont Of or.
der, and wonders why, as his eating has
been pretty regular, and not especially
unwholesome. a." thinks the dispense.
ton not very mysterious, for "Y." dresses
without much regard to the weather. In
u hot spell he gets on just one thin unlin.
ed suit, and when the weather changes
and fires are necessary at morning and at
night, he still goes out to do his early
work, adding only a coat, II anything,
and leaves his lower limbs covered with
only one thickness OF cotton or linen. he
Is chilled, but he "can stand It," He is
not going 10 "baby" himself. Because II
may, perhaps, be hot for q few hours at
MONDAY, he dresses himself for hot
weather. The blood Is chilled, and the
vital force impaired. Sudden exposures
TO severe cold are not more dangerous to
health than long continued chilliness,
which thoughtlesS persons consider not
worth minding. 1...
There Is about as much danger in ex-
cess Of clothing as in deficiency. Too
much warmth debilitates the system.
Children should not be kept in . perspi-
ration; "easy to get cold.' The circula-
ton is quicker in children than in adults,
and they can keep warm more easily. II
they persist in throwing off the bed
clothes at night, probably they are COW
cred too warm, though grown persons
sleeping with them my not suffer in the
same way. Little children need more
clothing in the day time than in the
night, (as compared with grown people,
because they are nearer the floor, often
sitting upon it, or upon low seats, while
their beds are usually Us high as any
others. The thermometer shows great
difference between the temperature OF q
room at the floor and three or four or
more feet from 1t, as warm air rises, and
cold air sinks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18

Springfield Republican.
The gas controversy Is agitating sever.
al cities, Chicago served notice on her
companies that they must reduce or the
city would not illuminate. They came
down Handsomely. st. Louis is pushing
suits which may result in the city's man.
ufacturing its own gas, and pending the
issue, the companies have come down
from 81 to So 80 per 1000 feet. Cincin-
natl pays g, Phiiadelphia manufactures
It's own at about that price. and Baltimore
pays 81 so. The New York companies
have actually raised prices, demanding
Of the city $50 per lamp against S22, last
year. One thing seems to US clear, that,
II this gas business were to be ordered
over again, every city should lay and own
It's own mains. The manufacture might
be open to as many companies as wanted
to bid for the privilege Of stitching on"
but one set Of msins is sufficient for every
city, and with them in It's own hands the
city is always master Of the situation.
Under present circumstances, companies
should be laid open by law to the inspec-
ton OF their books by the proper city au.
thority. When they get extortionate In
price, there Is more summary remedy
open to cities, as well as to private folks,
namely, to go without. And that will
be the result too. s-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18

CNCrsNATE, December iG.-Cotton-
Quiet and weak at ike. Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and firm
red 81 30al 40. Corn-Flrm OF dc. 0ata
Steady al SOaSsc. Rye-Strong and high
er NJ $40. Barley-stSady and unchanged.
Pork-Firm sales at $l6.25al0 so. Lard
Active, firm and higher; steam 10%A10I 70;
kettle ike. Bulk Meats-Firm at SKA
6SSaS <as%assSc. Bacon-Dull and nomi.
nal. Green Meab-Fair demand; shout
dOrs 524a5jSc; short ribs 79Ea79Ic; hams Ga
100, Butter-Firm and unchanged. Wits
ky-Good demand at 81 OF.
H0Ga-Quiet; common IS 00a6 so; fair
to good lights Goa5 so; packing IS 76a
8 90; heavy IS 95a6 05.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

4
In purSuAnce Of q DEED o. Trust Rtyeu bv Georve
W. Eakhart and vile, dAled August aith. ISIS mi
recorded In the Clerks OEes t0F Ohio county. West
VlrRinlA, in Deed Book No. q, page 6e6, n and
also BY the written directions u Barbara Eskhaft,
wife Of said George W. Eokhart, viii, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of DECEMBER, 1870,
sell tho following described property conveyed 10
me BY Md deed Of trust (or % much thereof a
may DO necessary 70 Fay OF The liens on MD pro.
perry at the date u the Conveyance above nAned),
to-wie Lots Nos nine to) and tWCnty-tWo (22l, In
North Wheeling: also Lots Nos thlrty-elght l8Sl
and tWenty-Seysn (21l, thiy.AlK ts6l thirty!seIGn
3d. twenty eight (2sl, tEenty.nin0 l29l, thirty
one Isl, thirty.tWo tS2 and thiEty-thEee 49,, In
North Wheeling.
Court House for Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock A. n,
on the following terms: 0ne-thIrd Of the purchase
money 10 DO paid In caAh, tho balance In Six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest; deIor-
red payments to 10 satisfactorily secured.
G. L. sTIFEL, Trustee
WHEELING, November %, 1875.
In addition 10 tho above, will also oter for SalO
at the same time and plaee, part Of Lot No. ten (lO
on Main street. North Wheeling, (about the one
third thereof being the same part now occupied
by Joseph KletEly. noS0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18

CHICAGO, December 1O.-Flour-Quiet
and steady; extra s. 5Da6 90; Minnesota
IS 6Oa7 90. Wheat-Fairly active and q
shade higher at 81 1SI<a1 1Sk cash; 81 Tx
January; 81 FOX February; No. 3, 81 0S
al 0S4; rejected 9Sfa96C. Corn-Quiet;
10 70 cash; 44IIo January aud February.
Oats-ouiet at SSsse cash; $40 February.
OF 70Kc. Barley-Firmer at
65Xc. Pork-Unsettled, but generally
higher $Is % CASH SO 72Hal9 Is Febr .:
AIRY; ST. 90 March. 1ard-Actiye at $40 %
al02 Il cash; $40 SO 11Al0 So January; $40 45
al047K February. Bulk Meats-Quiet at
askas7Sc. Whisky-$l 0S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December l6.-Petro.
leum-Firm; refined 29j<e; crude lsalsMc.
Clover Seed-l4Sal6c. Flour-Firm; Min.
neSota family 50 25ae SIX, Wheat=Dull;
amber 81 40a1 q; white 81 40al %. Rye
Pennsylvania 77a7sc. Corn-Satl 66a67c;
steam 52a6Sc; yellow old Csc. oats-Neg.
leoted at 37aS9c. Pork-$l7 90. Lard
$40 90. Butter-Eew York and Bradford
county extras S2a3Se: frsts 21AS0e; western
extra 24a26c; hrsts 20a22c. Cheeae-Good
demand: western 1Sa<al4ttc. Eggs-WeSt.
eru fresh 2saS0e. WhiSky-Western 81 II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18
RAILROAD BoSDs-Firmer and IN 8
demand,


hAlLhOAb DOH01-1 h"SA HAN ~ bSSA
demand. ~.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet and steady.
SToCKs-In the forenoon were strong
and higher at advanced prices, ranging
from Y TO y per cent in the general list
The improvement was the greatest In the
trunk line shares owing to the close Of the
railroad war, Lake Shore advancing from
IS to 59x, New York Central from lo4H
TO l05k (ex.dlv.,) aud Michigan Central
from AK to ASK. Erie rose from OK 10
l0N, Rock Island from 99A to l00M, and
81. Paul common from 20x to 20H. The
preferred stock advanced from 63M to
bSSk, and the latter fell to 52h.. Western
Union declined from 72SS to TAX, closing
at 729sa728. Delaware q Hudson Canal
declined from T0H to 90, and Del, Lack. q
Western from TN to FOX. After noon
there was reaction.of u to " per cent In
the general list Throughout the day there
was an immense crowd In the Lake Shore
corner OF exchange, and prices made q
steady advance In early hours, but later
quotations were q shade lower owing TO
to some large realizing sales. At the close
the market ives dull and strong. Transac.
lions Aggregated 10000 shares, OF which
$500 were Western Union, 2,400 North.
western, 2,100 Rock Island, 1900 st. Paul,
6,4O0 Eric, $4,000 Lake Shore, 5000 New
York Central, 2S,600 Michigan Central
and S,7C0 Delaware, Iackawanna d West
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18
New York Dry Goods.

NRw YoRK, December l8-Tho cotton
goods market has improved to-day and
Prices are strong with an upward tendency
but n steady. Mems wear ;t woolsns In iSir
request BY clethietS, but demand limited.
Jeans and SGtlpI continue quiet. Flannels
and blankets rather more active but SOlee'
tionS are small,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18

TOLEDO, December 16.- Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Firm; No. 8 white Wabash 81 PAX;
extra white Michigan held at 81 4S; amber
81 SIX; seller January 81 SSIf; seller Feb.
ruary 81 401z; No. 9 amber 81 20H. Corn
Steady and higher; high mixed Acc; new
45hc; No. 2, 49&c; new yellow 46Ac;
new damaged Ale. oats-Dull; No. ., S4Hc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18

PITTSBURGH, December 1G.-Petroleum
Crude quiet and irregular; IS S5a3 90 at
Parkefs; refined quiet and prices un'
changed.
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BY V.bt, n adsa.os, pofioOt p'spot4
IN, ,eaf............,sl SoIsix months. g
q, clubs Of e
h Clubs Of oAh'
n Clubs Of Twenty ~ ekon'
AID an Oxtra copy 70 pIson getnns up Cup'
sS-Ths above price, are inylTAble: Remit %
90, IN 10 Drlits Or Postoflce Money orders, and
.b,,s neither Of these can 30 proeuredI send me
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FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
q New YORK Money ana stocks.

NEW YORK, December 16.-MoSEY-
4a0 per cent, closing dnll at 4a5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper SAT per cent. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $277,0O
Clcarings $27.6OO,0O0. Sterling dull at
$4.S2a4.S4.
GoLD-ClOsed at 1073l. after advancing
from 107aS to 107E. Carrying rates. 5 to s
per cent. Loans were also made flat.
GovPpNNf.psTa-Actiy and strong.
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FINANCIAL.

This Bank q organised and prepared 70 tTnnsAct
the buEIneEI Of banking In ali ID details.
Il succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
d owned by the Hano shareholder and u under the
anne management. 49,
BY carefully regarding the int@csts Of It's coIrts
pondents and DepoIitors, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their wilhel Il hops TO merit
their estoem and confidence.
Notes md Bills discounted.
Collections made on ali points throughout the
United States.
DeposIt Accounts subject to check At hght re-
teiyed from Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
and individuals.
Certdrata Of DOpOdt Issued payable on demand
Or at axed dates.
Interest allowed on special Deposits.
John <. gotatord, WIN. =. Simpson.
Jacob .. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner
George Adams, John I. Hobbs,
Geo. ". FnnIhdn, o. c. Dewey.
Henry N. Harper, myn-dAE