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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-23
TRUSTEES SALE OF.
WOODEN FACTORY.

By virtue Of deed OF trust made by Elizabeth
Bradley to the undeTAIgnCd trustee, dated the eth
day OF September, A. D. 1876, and duly recorded
among the land records Of Ohio county, West Tir-
ginla, In Deed Of Trust book No. Q page 20s, viii
on
SATURDAY, the 18th day November, 1876,
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, commencing at II o'clock
A. n. proceed TO sell 70 the highest and best bidder
the following described real estate and other prop
erty, or 80 much thereof as may DO necessary TO
pay the debt secured by said deed Of trust and the
expenses Of SALE that TO say, all that part oil the
lot numbered Ii (eleVen) situated on the east side
Of jacob formerly called Sixth street. In that part
Of the Fourth ward Of tho city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, commonly called East Wheeling, and
bounded on the west by Jacob street, on the south
by Wheeling creek, on the east by lot numbered
twelve and on the North by line 70 be drawn from
jacob street 10 Slid lot numbered twelve, parallel
10 aud south from Nineteenth street, formerly
called Lndsley street, and at the distance Of 40
feet therefrom, with the Improvements, APpurte-
nAnees, rights and privileges to the aid part lot
Belonging or appertalHing; also the machinery, en-
ginC, boilers, fixtures and tools on sd real estate
10 be sold as above.
Of trust from the aid Elizabeth Bradley to Daniel
Lamb, dated Decembes ID, 1874, and recorded
among aid land records In Deed Of Trust Book No.
7, page SIG, the amount claimed to be secured by
which deed, on October 7th, 1875, ded1e.ing pay
AAhL9 hlAN1 1Ah@e AA tAtSAASh AAA AeAN6AJt "AS
g. 900 Of principal and ss7 Of interest.
TERMS OF sALE-one-IOurth Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof a the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay, cash In hand the residue
In three equal insallments payable respectively In
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale,
with interest from that day, and the deferred pay
menss 10 be secured by deed Of trust on the prop
eTty sold.
Ceiling as trustee shall convey such title as Is
vested In me by aid deed Of trust.
GEO B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. c. HHRvEY, AuctIoneer. oel2
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PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-Petroleum
Nominal; refined 25a26c; crude 171fAlsc.
Flour-Firm; extra 81 25a5 90; Minnesota
family 50 5Oa7 90 Wheat-Dull; State red
at 81 IS; amber 81 IS. Rye-721 5a73 &c
Corn-Steady; yellow 60a6lc. oats-35a
SIC. Pork-Sl7 50a17 70. Lard-1OHal1c.
Butter-UnchGnged. Cheese-Firm at 10K
al1Hc. Eggs-Steady; western fresh ga
CSC. WhisEy-WeStern 81 IA.
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RAILROAD, BONDS In the afternoon
Hannibal 4 81. Joe cOnvertibles were in
demand and advanced from 70 y to so. Chi.
cago & Northwestern consolidated gold cou.
pons closed at 95s@t, the highest price OF the
week. Milwaukee & st. Paul La Crosse
Division) reacted to 1OsA. Toledo & Wa
bash seconds sold at 65.
srGTBBoSDs-Quieta and prices nominal.
SroCKs-At the opening were strong and
higher In the general list, but coal stocks
were lower. Subsequently the latter be:
came stronger. As the day advanced
prices advanced . fraction, except Lake
shore, which early In the afternoon de-
clined from COX to 60, and recovered 10
COZ. At the close the market was strong
and higher, and the best prices Of the week
were made In some. cases. The chief &C.
tiyity was in Western shares. Northwest.
ern common advanced 70 ~, aud preferred
10 az on larger business. Lake Shore, n.
ter selling down To 60, rose to cox. In the
anal sales Erie advanced to 1lk, ohios to
IiX. Union Pacific TO 6Sk, Hannibal 4
sd Zoe 10 lax, Michigan Central to 4sl,
c. C, C, 81. 70 Al and Western Union to
nv. all closing at this improvement. st.
Paul shares declined to 99H for common
and 81 FOR preferred; Delaware & Hudson
ranged between tax and 76Is; Delaware,
IAckayanna 4 Western rose to 7SA and
lell OF 10 77JS, and closed at Is; New York
Central was firm at l04ssal0is<; Erie pre-
ferred advanced to % bid against IS bid In
the morning. The market closed dull and
irregular. The transactions were 10000
shares, Of which 500 were Erie, $500
Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern, 7,oQ0 81.
PaulS, 1900 Western Union, 1900 Della
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ware, IaokaHanna & Western, 1000 Mich.
igan Central and $500 Delaware 4 Had.


CHICAGO, October 21.-Flour-Quiet
200. Wheat Active but lower; No. :
Chicago:spring 81 09Sa1 10 CASH 81 o9h
November; 81 12T December; No. 8, 96aC
81 o.; rejected SSa92c. Corn-Quiet at 4S7E
a4S3lc cash or November. Oats-Dull al
32Hc cash or November. Rye-Dull and
tending down; 6la6lh Nc. Barl0y-Quiet at
$50 cash. Pork Dull, weak and lower al
$i637 caSh; SIC 00a16 05 October; SIS S9aI
the year. Lard-Dull at 50 so cash; $40 70
October; 50 IS November; 50 371za9 40 the
year, Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders exc,
Whisky-Quiet ut 81 10.
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CINCINNATI, October a. Cotton-Quiei
at 1OAc. FlOur-Steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Steady and in fair demand; red
81 16a1 %. Corn-Quiet and steady at AGA
4sc. Oats-Quiet at 30a37c. Rye-Inact'
i've at CSC. Barley-steady at 81 19al Is.
Pork-Jobbing at SIC 75al7 90. Lard
Quiet; steam 10hc; kettle 10I<al0Kc.
Bulk Meats-Quiet at 7a71SaSI1 &c.
Bacon Firm at 7sSS75ta91 +a97G a91lal
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Whisky-
In good demand at full prices at 81 II.
HoGs-Quiet and steadier; common light
81 90a5 10; heavy IS 15a5 so.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, October 21.-BusineSs quie
with domestic commission houses, and TIT
jObbing trade is Light. Cotton goods moved
slowly at unchanged prices. Prints quiet
and some makes are accommodating, bu
stocks are light as compared with former
years. Woolens for mems wear are NOV
Ing slowly. Flannels in steady demand fol
small lots. Foreign goods quiet.
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TOLEDO, October ol.-Flour-Quiet and
steady. Wheat-Dull; No. 8 white Wabash
81 10; No. white Michigan 81 %; extra
white Michigan 81 2s: amber spot 81 81;
No. 2amber Illinois 81 "a. Corn-Quiet;
high mixed 50cc; low mixed 4911c: no grade
40xc. oats-Dull; No. ., $50; Michigan
SIC; rejected &c.
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TRusTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Madison
Banks and wife 10 the undersigned trustee, dated
the 3Oth day Of January, 4. D., 1879, and recorded
among the public land records Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In book Of deeds Of trust and mort
pges No. s, on page2 &, viii on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October,
A. D., 1876, commencing ut II o'clock A. N. at the
front door Of the Court HouSe Of aid county, pro-
coed 10 sell At public auction 10 tho highest and
bidder the following described property, situated
In aid city, county and State, OF 70 much thereof
a may be necessary To pay the debt secured by said
deed Of trust and the expenses Of sale, that "a 70
ny; Lot number four, Ia SQUARE number twenty
three, n designated on the map Of the subdivision
OF the estate Of Joseph CALDWELL deceased eaid lot
fronts on Woods street, fold name George street,
hity feet, running back one hundred feet u an NJ
ley west Of Woods street, H designated on the map
Of the ub-dlVidon Of the estate Of Joseph Caldwell
deceased, and "a 10 the Sixth Ward Of aid city.
IERXs OF SALE-0ne-third Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof n the pur-
chaser may elect 70 pay cab In hand, the residue
In two equal inStallmenu, payable esFecttVoly In
Six and twelve menthS from the day Of ale, with
interest from that day, and the deferred payments
to b secured BY 4 deed Of trust on the property
sold.
Selling Is truHee shall convey such title Is Is
vested IN me By mid deed Of trust
GEO. B, CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. c, HnyET, Auctoneer. Oel9
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Mary Y,
Merritt, to tho undersigned Trustee, dated the Sd
day Of December, 1874, and duly recorded among
the land records Of Ohio county West Virginia, IL
Deed of Trust Book No. s, pages 20 and q, l will
on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of October. 1876,
At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio coun-
~, West Virginia. commencing At 10 O'clock A. NJ,
proceed TO sell 10 the Highest and best bidder tho
following described real estate, that L. to ny: "Lot
No. 7(Seyenl In square No. q (twgnty-four), and
lot No. (threel In square No. y ttwenty.two)
Both Of aid lots are In Joseph Caldwells addition
to the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, and they
are both on tho west ode Of George street, now
called Wood street, and are 90 feet front and loC
feet deep"
ancO In two equal lnstllmentS At slx AID twelve
months, with interest from day Of Ele, with e.
curity 10 b approved by the Trustee.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
J. ". MITCHELL, Auctlopeer.
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. Is, 1915. au2g
The above sale d adjourned until WEDNES
DAY, the lst Of November, 1876, At 10 O'Clock AN
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 4, 1875. oc6
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NOW EUEk NIUHUJ uHH stVuo'
NEW YORK, October 2l.-MoNEY-lA2 per
cent. Sterling steady at S4.S2<a4.S3. Prime
mercantile paper 4I1a7 per cent. Clearings
So, 900, 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed s1l 900. Custom receipts $4,000.
GoLD-DecIined from no to 1091S, and
afterwards adyancedsto 1t0H, which was
the closing price. Carrying rates Hal per
cent. Loans were also made fat.
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FOR SALE.
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.MlRUSTEE'S sALE


By virtue d deed Of trult made By Mathew
MeSabb 10 the undersigned Trustee. dated the 81
day q May. a. D. 1876, and duly reeafdSd amOnI
the Land Records o. Qhio county Wet Virginia
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November, 1876
At the front door Of The Court Hou.e Of ohioeo
~, Wet Virginia, commencing q II 4: NJ proceed
70 sell 70 the highest and belt bidder the following
property, or % much thereof q may q nece4.aE9
10 ray DE debt secured by aid deed Of trust and
the expenses Of IAlc, that Il 70 ny: One t!o;hofs
Wagon, with ypTlnkllng apparatus AttAehedi ONT
one.hotse Cart, With Spr1nkling apparatus attach
Cd; one SoTel Hone about nine years old; ont
SorrOl Horss about ten y9An old one Brown hotss
about dx years old.
Selling Is Trustee, shall convey such title Is I
vested In me BY aid deed Of trHst.
TKRMs OF sALR-Cash.
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
7 n uRDVRY AuNlinnAaP 0Cl8
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pH1LL1P BRAmLY,
UNDERTAKER,

NV7 INV sE31'7 UT - '7'. 1'711sHI
MAXI. a. spsrialty d his PATENT METALLIC
CORNERS for CasketS. Ths advantage derived
from this patent Y that they allow an expansion Of
the wood In tho CASket but pFeyuntlt from falling
apart % that IN eals Of IomoVal the Ca1kst viii
81 found entire, instead Of In pleeas, q II soon
would be without The useof The ICoEnerI." Orders
ior funerals promptly attended 10. aus
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The PROBABILITIES OF SICKNESS
The business Of life insurance is largely
S1'ed on purely mathematical calcula.
lion, involving the laws OF probabilities,
'ae object Of which is to determine, by
careful comparison OF extended statistic.
n returns, and like Information, the
probable duration OF a persons life at
every year OF his existence. On the tab
aIated results ia founded the scale Of pre-.
mum charges, psoportlonate to the risk
.eamed. While everyone is, OF course,
aIe5e'ied in knowing how long he is
Hkely to live, he has more immediate
aG vital Interest in learning how often
s q IlkeIyto be sick, and for how many
~ per year he will probably, by i'll
4s1I'h' he incapacitAted for work.
VI Reginald Southey has recently
, Ssn delivering course Of valuable lee.
i W., on Individual Hygiene" in Lon:
w. tV, and in one he introduced a table Of
,StPect1sion Of Sickness" which he had
"sPIIed, and which ia as follows:
''y' Yearly.
M A. !! 80, 5 or 6 days.
M50, . or 10 days.
Mp !? or 10 days.
M@, 10 days.
MS5, 81 days.
AZ ~, a days.
" course this refers to people Of aver.
god health, and not to those who may
anlctSd with any ineradicable or
M a9LTH.-Here is a remedy for the
S ., Of the lesh and spirit, composed Of
ny ny, plants and roofs, which, Il taken
, r.aoaI WY face, will make any man
Itlve of drinking.
iSsaVe oil smoking.
lave is.Ie of chewing tobacco.
lave ott shutting.
Leave OF swearing.
paal your pleasure in the home circle,
Enjoyment. '' "'"o'"O''
SSlaat your faith in Truth.
pO. your habits in Industry,
wv your feelings in Bsnevolenee.
,E IN political dead.beat /, on the v;nO
voc swallows hOmsWard Hy.
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zenns nE susscRIPTIoM.


8. MD b sAuaaos, Poita's Ftra'A =, =,
q 0olThreo months..'''''H y
y ySif ..'.'''''''.' OOlOne m0nth.....'....:. ~
il no1lni'iS.,T;'iC Srfe1 In City lSd POI week
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E.7Nf-FT lNbI
Or in round numbers an amount equal
TO the national debt at the close Of the re.
otlIiOn. And these are but a moiety Of
What will awaken into life and contest in
the event Of Tilden's election.
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rs-Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Cara
from Stepbenville and Columbus through tcttAOut
ehGn0s, to Cincinnati, Louisville indianapolis and
| st. Louis, and from Columbus 10 Chicago.
The pleasure seeker or those seeking Romsi IN he
RSH, should call on or address the undersigned for
through time tables, maps, land circulars and fur
ther information.
W. l. UBRIEN,
aonI Passenger and Ticket Agent, Nc, 2l9 High
street, Columbus, Ohio. myG
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VIII at political dead.beat Is on the wing
zoe swallows hOmsWard Hy.
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TRANSFORMATION.

Nos: and run daily; No. daily except Mon
day; Nok and ~ daily eIeept Sunday; No -
stops at all stations between Wheeling and GrnfIou;
No. stops at all stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland.
,,S,o,,.-s !, ~ . ~ 3 ~ -
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REBEL CLAIMs.
Some Of Those Rejected by the
Southern Claims Commits
sion.
Rebel Guards at Andersonyille
Swear to Their Loyalty to the
# Union.
Rent-CIaImS for Battle.Fields-
An Interesting Combination
of Treason and Perjury.

WAsHIH0roN, D. G., Oct. 2O.-The re.
cords OF the claims rejected by the South
ern Claims Committee furnish startling
proof Of attempted corruption and fraud.
The proofs relating to loyalty, in about
every case, are altogether weak and un-
satisfactory. The answers to questions
upon this subject are generally eyasiye
and [ equivOcal. The most unblushing
claim of loyalty to the Union cause is
maintained by persons who served the
Confederacy from the beginning Of the
war to its end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-18

MRS. ANDREW JoHNSoN.-The death OF
Mrs. Andrew johnson, widow of ex-Presi-
dent Andrew Johnson, at the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs. Patterson, near Green
Vile, Tenn, has already been announced.
Mrs. JohnsOn's maiden name was Eliza Nc
Ardel. She was born in 1911, aud conse
quently died in the G5th year OF her age. She
was married in 1879, when she was but IS aud
her husband youth OF 20. She bore her hus-
band five children, the eldest being Mrs. Pat
terson. her oldest and favorIte son was
thrown from his horse and instantly killed
at the beginning OF the civil war while on
ms round OF duty as surgeon OF the list regi-
ment OF Tennessee Union volunteers. TIE
sufierings which she subsequently under
went, while caring for the comfort OF her
second daughter, Mrs. Slower, and her daugh-
ter's family in the mountains OF Tennessee
during the first year of the civil war. com
pletely undermined her strength. Mrs. So
ver's husband, who was colonel OF the 4th
Tennessee Infantry in the Union army, died
OF disease brought on By exposure before the
close OF the year 1852. Mrs. JohnsOn's second
son, Robert, was removed TO an asylum for
The insane during his fathers presidency
The youngest, Andrew Johnson, jr, survives
his mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-18

BY Mr.. Baker lind. Providing conpen-
sation for members Of Congress
By Mr.. Holman (Ind.l-For the relief OF
the trustees OF the Antietam cemetery
BY Mr.. Anderson tIllo-To regulate the
compensation OF memberS Of Congress
BY Mr.. Cannon (IlLl-To amend sections
1898 and 1894, OF the Revised statutes relat-
ing 10 the transmission Of obscene DOk :
ard lottery schemes and circulars through
the mails
By Mr.. Rartzen ln)-Au:horizing the
payment OF duties in part by legal tender
notes.
BY Mr.. Henderson lIlD-To provide Tor
the construction OF the Illinois and MisSis-
sippi canal, aud 10 cheaper transportation.
ny Mr.. Whiting (Ill)-TO repeal the tax
on deposits i'm priv ate ban king associations
By Mr.. Hatcher me For the improve
ment OF the Mississippi river, from ST. Louis
10 Cairo.
By Mr.. Bland ,Mo)-To exclude Missouri
rom the provisions OF the act entitled an act
10 develop the mining resources OF the
United States. Also, a bill granting an
swamp and overlooked lands In Missouri u
the state.
BY Mr.. Franklin, (Mo)-For the establish
ment OF branch mint at Kansas City.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING an elective
government for the District OF Column
bia. Also, 10 regulate tue duties OF
constables and marshals In the District
OF Columbia, in cases OF claims against
property exempt from execution. Also,
joint resolution 10 re-enact and continue the
provisions OF certain acts for the relief of
property-ovners in the District OF Column
bia.
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The Markela.

BALTIMORE, Jan. ls-yirginis 6's, peelers, as:
consolidated, o5, West Ntrgines, g. Norm Csrofna
&c, old, II; do new bid to-day. Sugar nrm-lO'ss
BALTIMORE, Jan. n Cotton quiet-middline
l2ssalzk Flour steady, demand fair and unchanGea.
W heat strong but Quiet-Pennsyiysnia red, lisa
Leo; other grades unchanged. Corn southern scarce
and I'm; western lower and sctiye-sOuthern white,
new, a2sss; do; yellow, new, Gs6l; western mixed.
osts scarce and frn-southern. a0sss western white
lsas0; do. mixed, Sss47. kye dull ana nominal.
Hay dull and ppnethsns.d e e,, more sesys
shoulders sssa; clear rib sces, n, loose; PACKED.
SAILS. Baoon-sboulders, ssss4 clear rfb sidss.
lISs sIf Hsn r,dSss Lsrd dgs 20, 'ssSy
good for extra, other grades dull and hesvyi IN
changed. Petroleum strong bet Quiet-crude, 9.
Jsf9se la. 3Sss l.si and hr~ unchanged
Eyw YolI, Jan. p..siOcs active and unse.-
tied. Money, Q. Gold, l2t. kxchsnse, Ions, az
short, g GoyernRsnt, Sall and strohe:
Wheat quiet and declining. Corn quiet and steady.
count 10 the open market for three months bills Il
sa rae. ssn' slf eo.d., .s ssos ola i "a Ire,
Do preferred. - for short sight.
FRAxkFoHT, Jan. B-U d. bonds, new 9 D, coz.
WALL sTREKT TO-DAY.
Nrv YolK, Jan. Is -The Poa's hns acisi article
says the COLO market is not 80 strong - yessrday
been a iI;sslE On sold loans the rates have osss
sss . asI ssx .ss ~ can icss.
s9es sr AL ne sS' h ssss 49,
ie.scs. and osrr.scs sirss are IsS HIGHER. n
stock Darkst e the OPENING -. wssre ec.neease
fraction below Yesterday elos,ne price. I6s 81
Paul prsfsrrsd, and hss since bsse slss1y. N ea
sspes g - ,s her 49, xsss ss essss
snd he .tss1 4. and since :6srs has been rs-
4 Govern Of a IN each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-18

DR. JOSEPH WALKERS DIyoRCE-The
news from New York by telegraph that DIR.
Joseph walker, the Vinegar Bitters man,
has sued for divorce from his wife, brings
up some "reminiscences in this city. Some
Ten or twelve years ago Walker came 10 the
Independent Office 10 get some labels printed
de had no money, but said his medicine was
good, he had no doubt OF selling IL readily,
and If he could get credit for a few labels be
would pay In a short time. The labels were
furnished, and in course of time paid for and
more ordered. A little later Walker peddled
his Differs around in little, white covered,
one-horse wagon, and sold the medicine by
the quart or gallon, or any other desired
quantity. Now he makes affidavit 10
100000 annual income, and the same amount
OF property. The bitters seem 10 have at
least one good quality-that OF making its
proprietor wealthy. Mrs. Walker wants
500 per week alimony and 50 900 counsel
fees. Pending the argument on this point,
The court allowed her $50 per week, which
she says was the amount her husband al
lowed her for pin money alone Stockton
lglCtelDe7sGCRt.
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PROSPECTS OF THE COAL TRApE.-The

PROSPECTS OF THE COAL TRADE.-The
weekly reports from the anthracite coal re-
gions are becoming quite monotonouS, aud
the characteristics OF the market show so
little change from week 10 week that extend
ed comment is unnecessary. There is the
same quiet, the same large stock of coal on
hand, the same indisposltion 10 produce
more, and the same disinclinatiOn TO reduce
prices that characterized the market month
or six weeks ago. Not only is this so, but
tive mining in any OF the coal regions is
more remote. There is little Just now thai
is encouraging for the future OF the anthra-
cite coal trade. Its fate for the current year,
al least, Is IN tne hands Of the large carrying
the policy OF the last three years, with a gem
eTous confidence each in the other, all will
be well, but If there is wrangle and dissent
Ihild. Ledger, In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-18

THE COAL TRADE.-The quantity OF coal
sent from the Schuylkil region for the past
week was ,G90 tons, against 2, 609 tons for the
corresponding period OF last year. Increase,
i,Oel tons. The quantity for the year is
262, 503 tons, against 375, 645 tons for the same
period last year. Decrease, us, Ii2 tons The
quantity sent from all the regions OF which
we have any report during the week was =
Al thracite, 1865 tons; bituminous, 2s, SOC
tors; total, 1S4 1861 tons; increase OF anthra-
cite, 1912 tons; increase OF bituminous, :, $50
Tons; total increase, 43,0S5 tons. Tee GUAM
WaS-AL thracite, 70l $50 tons; bituminous,
o. 80 Ions; total, $50 1872, against SCI 7O6 tons
anthracite and AZ ,3l4 tons bituminous for the
same period last year; decrease OF anthracite
go 4I tons; increase OF bituminous, n SO
tonS.-MiaeTS' Journal