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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-16

oGAHA, February l5.-Edward Bose
water, editor Of the Epeniag Bee, was
brutally assaulted early this evening by
a colored man named Curry, keeper Of a
low gambling den, striking him number
OF times with slungshot, disfguring his
face learfulIy, and it is feared his skull is
fractured. Rosewater is in very crit:
ical condition. Curry, in default OF
$1,000 bail, was sent to Jail. It appears
that about week ago an article in the
local columns Of the Bee referred 10 Cur
rvs place as den, neither stating the
location nor the owner. Curry made it
the cause for the attack.
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inr the State. Todo this, sacrifices must
necessarily be made. Some will have 10
iorego their aspirations, and others will
will have to submit to wear public har-
ness whose inclinations lead them to
fight In the ranks, and all will have to
work and wait unselfihsly in the matter. A
Republican victory in our State this
year Is prize worth contending for, and
worth heavy sacrifices. At least three
fourths Of the people Of the State are dis
gusted with the present Democratic rule,
and II lies within the power Of the Re
publicans to overthrow II II they will pre-
sent the people with an honest platform,
with.capable and honest candidates. We
must give the mere ofice.hunters Of our
party the go-by. Democratic oppression
and Democratic corruptions are what We
should aim tosuppress, andpay no atten-
tion to the aspirations Of any individual
only in view ofhis qualifications to enable
us 10 obtain The victory we want. All
merely individual interest should be
ignored. The public good is paramount
10 all private considerations.
II our people will pursue the course
here suggested, we will gain an emphatic
victory at our October election. Let
every Republican who is now devising
schemes for n nomination, cease his work
for individual ends, and just wait patient.
ly until the conventions assemble, and
then il he shall be assigned to duty, let
him 20 TO work to secure his election and
the success Of the party. II he Is the
right man, he will be called on without
previous management
If every Republican will work cheer
fully, wherever he is placed, we will win
at the next election. BRuTps, JR.
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PIrrsHuRGH, February lJ.-Petroleum
Quiet and steady; crude S2 90 at
Pariier's: refined l3Ac Philadelphia de-
livcry,I
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We read with grief in the stcubenville
Ga:stte that Rev. Grimes has left the city
for Cadiz, to be absent until Friday. Just
think Of it. 't..'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-16
zOLUME xxIy---NUMBER l5l.
C'hicngO.

CHICAGO, February l5.-Flour-Nomi.
nally unchanged. Wheat Fairly active;
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 ok bid spot sci.
Ter March; 81 90 seller April; 81 OF seller
May; No. 3, SEC; rejected 7lc. Corn -
Steady; No. 2, Axe spot; 4llEc seller
March. Oats-Quiet and firm; No. ., Sl5<c
spot; sec seller March. Barley and Rye
Bulf and unchanged. Pork-Quiet and
firm at $2l 90 spot; $21 OK seller March;
$2l S7ISa2l 40 seller April; $2l 65 May.
Lard-Steady. with moderate demand al
$l2 571lsal2 90 spot; Sl2 70al2 az seller
March; Si2 S5al2 SIX seller April. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and firm; shoulders Sc; short
rib middles llssall3lc; short ear1lHC.
Whisky-s1 90.
On call Board wheat was firm at 81 0lH
February; 81 90 March. Corn firm and sc
higher. Oats unchanged. Pork dull and
1Oc higher, Lard dull; 2kc higher prices
bid. .. s.-.
PROVISION MOVEMENTS.
From tho advance sheets furnished the
Secretary OF the National Pork Packers
Association by Hon. Edward Young, chief
Of the Bureau Of Statistics, the following
movement OF provisions is reported:
-. Pounds. Value.
Aggregate exports Of beef 1900.
products for January......... 9.99,SSl s9OS,lS
Aggregate exports Of hog pro
duct for January ............. Q,4s6ipl Izj5IgO
Aggregate exports Of bcef
products since Nov. |, 20, g6,6SItlO 2,5Os,Gsl
Aggregate exports Of hog ..-
products since Nov. ], rs, lGI I0G9,36S 20,OOo0sI
Aggregate Imports Of beef
products for January....... $50 ltOJ
Aggregate imports Of hog
produets......,....-.,...... ltiu1J 2rsS1
Aggregate imports Of betf
products since Nov. ], 1876 5000 d,ts
Aggregate imports Of hos
products since Nov. l, 1870 ?i,AO $3.50
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SAN FRANCISCO, February l5.-Ths
steamer Constitution sailed for Panama
to-day. -..
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DOR RENT
One Uousr, C large rooms, large yard, No. 25iI
Eoirdrecii one Housr 1llrge rooms, large yard, on
Fourticth street; one HouSe, large rooms, large
yard, on FOuriCih street; one H0use, large rooms,
large yard, an Eodstree ono House, large rooms,
larse yard, No, $40 EOfStreGt,
GOod cellArs, and In good repair.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
No. 1912 ChIPlIas ST., next door to Court H0uIe.
felO-ThAS
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Ex.coNGREssMAN FULLER.

TT. D. Fuller died yesterday, in Vir-
ginia. He was four times elected to Con.
gress, and in 1860 was appointed Second
Auditor Of the Treasury by President
Bnchanan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26

@O S0O VIA 4 LIVE MAN TO JOIN re ~
1SsOUO business: contro for baltimore and The
southern States: 800 profit risk Call -
address JOSEPH N. WALES. Frenchs Hotel
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. May 20. 1874
Cotton Irregular; middng i1ssc low mdiing iva,c;
good ordinary. $40. Net receipts. 10 bales hrsss.
lxs Exports cosstwisc, 21A sales sKs stock. 1871
Nrw ORLEANS. May -. l~7a
Cotton quiet Irregular; mddng, ME-; Tow midaiins.
1OIsc good ordinary, stac. Net receipts, Sr1 bales
Gross 2ss ExpoftsTo France. 42D coastwise, LII
'@''' ' Monirg. May -. 1876
Cotton weak and irregular: middnR Ip;kca ic low
middilng. ysc. lOc ordinary e9,c We Net re-
cepts, 3s bales TO treat Britain, lu coaswisc,
.ysA Sales, 800. Stock 2i,v5i
sAvAxsAH. May 70, 1876
Cotton quiet; middlng. li4c; low middiing: ipac
good ordinary yc. Net receipts. ~ bales Sales 80 Stick
lI,O43. :, - -.
Cotton easy; mddng. lie litsc: low nidaiing,
1Uslc good ordinary, Toe Net receipts. W. ba'eA
Sales. DO stock. 1854 ..-.
Flour steady and unchanged; sales 1900 bills Wheat
firm NO Milwaukee, Cub, ~ ~ car lots DO ~ - ~ ~
white Canada, ~ 90 81 -: extra waite Mchsan = -.
No, mixed Western. 13c yellow held NJ DC Barley
quiet. No. 2Cansds nDninnly v)c Corn meai%1o go
for bolted so SIS Tor unboed per ton Mii,ieea un'
changed Canal ireigifs Nhcat, DC peas ~ corn
&C. to York. lumber. " TO- Hudson - = "
New York. Lake receipts--Nhrat, svDJ tns..~, lens
1890 hnsheis lumber, f4CtrD icst Canal shipment
Wheat, 240JJ bushess peas 100 do; lumber 'i"V0
feet - ..-.
Receipts ny lake--whest. 07.OD busiseis oats. fVvW
do. Receipts BY raiIroadflonr ~ 20 hbis wheat iuvu
bushels shipments " canal 10 tdswster wheat $3.50
bushels; cora. 21Ooo d.; oss 1900 Do 70 Interior
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YESTERDAYS DRY GOODS AUCTION.
Spirited n1pprxa ANp GOOD PRICES.

SPIRITED BIDDING AND GOOD PRICES.
The second great auction sale OF dry goods took place
yesterday at the salesroom OF Messrs Field Norris
Fcnner 4 Co., Nos. 465 and 467 Broome street This
auction ordered by Aessrs. J. L. Brewer, Brothss
Co.. OF Leonard street. agents for the manufacturing
companies whose goods sold. In attendance
Co., II. u. Claim Co., Kane springdale Co;
Evans, Pcake & Co. Loder a Lockwood, Durham.
Buckley 4 Co william Kniseley 4 o., Emery, Ivey
4 Lee: Adriance, Robbins Co.; Field Letter Co,
Chicago, j. v. FarweIl Co, Chicago; H. Kern Co.,
New Orleans a. Frank Il Sons, 81 Louis; =. strauss
Brothers 4 Co. San Francisco; John Shiiieto Co.,
Cincinnati; Strauss Brothers, Baltimore; StettaueR
Brothers 4 Co, Chicago; Hood. Bonbright Co., PhiIa
dcphia Jordan, Marsh Co., Boston; Morse, Shepard
Co, Boston; Murphy Grant & Co and We'll
Brothers Co., or San Francisco. besides many other
well known merchants OF this city and from distant
points
Tho textures offered consisted OF the productions Of
the Amoskcag Manufacturing Company and the Nnum-
keag, Langdun Pearl River and Stark mills, including
blue and brown denims, ticklngs. fancy shirtings,
mariners and blue awning stripes, corset jeans,
bleached goods shectlnYs drills. duck and sateens all
staple domestic goods. The catalogue contained iss
OF only $500 be sold but the
demand sulicicnt TO induce tho auction
GERS TO put up several thousand more, all
OF which sold The gathering yesterday
not large tina, ut the sale OF Messrs. Wright
BLISS Fabyan on Tuesday, but u Is probable that the
number oil bona fde buyers present very nearly II
not quite great The prices brought yesterday were
not quite so good the previous sale. Amoskeag
fancy shirtings sold at lllc Amoskeag A. q A. ticks
started In small lots AT lI.c and subsequently sold at
Ice in large lots; Pearl River ticks from i4s4c down
Ike Amoskeag A. ticks. 121sc a I2c. Amoskcsg
blue DENNIS, rst lot sold tor l4stc then tell TO 14c
bur aftcrward raised 10 l5c Pearl River denims,
13sc 10 &c. Amoskeag bags lGiac., and TO arrive.
1870
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!:3O PO 3 z.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT Lice. LowER-YUruREs
1owER-F1oUR QuIET--wHEAT ACTIVE
CORN sTRADY--oATs FIRMHR--wHIsKEY DULL
AND NoMrNALs-PoRK QUrET-LARD Easy
PETROLEUM UNcHANGED-sPIRIrs TURPENTINE
ourEr-RosIN FIRM-oILs srEADY-FREIGHTs
oENrRALLY sTEADY-coFFEE QUIET-sUGAR
STEADY.
THURSDAY, May 25-6PM
There was but little change tho general aspect Of
the merchandise markets to-day, quictude being the
ruling features in most departments OF trade On
,chengc nour was quiet. Wheat freely sought
alter and freely scd although the market was
a shade better Corn steady. Oats were hrmer
and in better demand. Whisky dull and nominal
Pork was quiet easier but clyxed trie better
Freghts-UneLanged whole with moderate business
Cotton was lower. Coffee quiet Naval stores
Quiet Oils quiet but steady. Petroleum quiet
and unchanged. sugar was steady.
was also qnei 1900 pcus Java yesterday, arrive BY
Malone and hawthorne, on prvas terms During the
pas' Sss terms MsrssiSo 400 DO
in hands Is ioliews:-Jsv. grass mats. l112io;
s.issa isSa Do ssaayra os Do Jsmsca 80 DO
s. Domingo, 2,ess 90; Porto Rico. $50 DO; Costa
do ,es sas.niila ilIs DO Total stock s7osa Lays,
,ys' hov. | %s: wight coz telegram
May -, 1875 advising sales since Inn inst 20 bags
ssipss soSsss rce s Exchange wssno,e
Ordinary ssrsSss iss .sc !sr so ss ne ooa
Tor lots i5c isc: hair good. idssc Tie,
ssd v ninety day. sas. Singapore d. @
usylon. he lse,: la,aesbe is'se ne Laxrayra:
issis: Porto REQ isc. ise.: ass iis. Ies
Ne ss ; s.,sa. iS ss
Curacao io,sc . l7.sc. ia. -. .,..,n.
easy but: with moe doing Futures were lower Ths
closing press to-day compare with Wednesdays prices as
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amer twoP Jane. 100 :, llAe. 800 a. n iee lnly
2uo AZ ~ sc September. 2ol at D.eensbcr COO
- l2c. March, 40 AZ I2ssc Total 900 bales To-day
up 70 M;.May, 800 AZ y ivs2c 2oe as D Is,
g II a7sae. $500 a. II 10 Ice, 1000 az u
4 isiec 200 at il ssaac.. LOO At IiSe;: 100 u
2532c LOO at II lll6c August. 100 AZ i2c. 800 At
n 3l32c 40 at II i5-i6c., 1000 lie, LOO ~
3i-32e, 6p at II i5-oe l. 100 NJ n 2eysc Dp NJ
u l5-l6c. 600 at ~ .t52c 300 az II lSlsc, 400 ~
4 2ss2e, 900 at iizsc 500 4. y is.lsc.. 800 q
a1sa ocsoSsr 500 Z. Il siSc 800 at Il isiee 400
At ~ ll-idc; November, 400 az IL i5-ltc.. loo at
lslse o II II a 'ss5s Di ioo az
II lec. 200 20p At II 25ec 100 1t II lli6c
Total. $500 bales Grand total, ~. % bales
hslss Sew Orleans, LISA: Mobile 100 savannah, SIS
32l Boston, 5s Philadelphia 355. Total. BIS bales.
This day last week. 2sA. This day last 2z3I. To-
tai since September I. 4OD3. 200 bales Cotton
IRE lights closed follows To Havrc by steam, nc.
pressed To Hamburg by steam, sc compressed 10 Bre-
men. by steam &c. compressed To Liverpool. by steam,
nd 9-32d by sail. I'D. Y-a2d.
tLouR AND GR.N.-Recepts Hour, i4,ss7 bills wheat.
go bushels; cora l4D3O do 1850 do harley.
100 do; barley malt. 1850 do. The -four market was
quiet and prices without decided change sales we're
about Is 600 bbs including State We-tern and south
AZ the annexed quotations. Rye haur quiet with
sales OF HD bills at - - S5 20 for fine snperine
Corn meal quiet with SAFES OF 40 bbs and 400 sacks
x3 so for Brandywne ~ 81 20 for Western and
- "A uuQ
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DROWNED WHILE FISHING.

On Wednesday,. while Mr.. George Lisk and two other
men OF Mariners Harbor engaged IN lobster 0sh.
Ing or Robbins reef the boat capslzed and Mr.
Lisk was drowned. The Others wore rescued with
siderable dIilcuy. The body OF Mr.. Lsk has not yet
bpcn recOverad.
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Stock (ascert aimed by actual
count, including specula-
toni. MAY I. 1876. -.
Receipts since May ....
TotalB.....s.....s.ss.
Sales SINCE May l..........
90, $40 $1,000 2a4,os4 ASH
1885 4l,oIo sc,4i3 4.9es
1915 sI,572 l5o,5s7 1919

MAY ~ 1873 ........... 72.235 1885 2io.1s2 1868
We quote Fair refining 7sSc good do. 7sc Cuba
fair TO choice SIC SIZE do centrifugal hhis and
boxes, nos. to -. s,.c DC do mo'Asses hhds and
prime, 7c &C.; do grocery, air TO choice sac sac
refnedstandard A., aslc eve; on A, 9ac crushed,
IU1sc powdered 1Osc. graduated l0ic cut loaf uc.
observation-disclosures 100 tierce The market was nastve
TALLow-Rsccipts - hhds 80 tierces aud ~ bos The
steady with OF about 10000 lbs at SIC
WHIsEEy.-Receipts 100 bbs whiskey and 100 do aco-
ho The market dull and nominal In the absence Ut
sales.
iirsThere Il comparatively change 10 the gen.
day. to-day being legal
holiday European Countries only moderate bust
accomplished by exporters Grain vessels Tor the
ders exceeding $40 quarters. Berth strong
and good The engagements were TO verpoo
steam. 500 bushels Erai ut I'd I'D: 1000 bush
do Through freigr I'D % lbs Provisions quoted
and by sail 1850 bushels I'D oisd LOO bales
in addition totne quantity In our last, u ;ta2d ns
Il runs. To London. w sail, I6.vOu bushels wheat
a. and per steam 500 bushels bushels sran
10 Hamburg per steam $50 lard Rot
terdan. per 100 erces lara, known The
comprised American BARK. hence Cork for
ORDERS with 5000 grain NJ 6s Italian bark.
with 4,5OJ quarters ~ 6 British
bark hence for do. With ao quarters NJ o an Austrian
bark with 5000 and Italian with 100 quar-
ters hence voyage. Ut bs Norwegian bark,
Continent direct, with 1000 do Gall
6- 3D. German reported from fhia-
epha the Continent with $500 quarters grain 90 os
British bark Philadelphia :" Cork Tor os,nrs,
$500 quarters ~ 6s. and Norwegian bars. from
fhIIadclpha Tor with $500 quarters ~ os
From baltimore, Norwegian bark. with 900 quarters
Cork Tor orders, and with 3D quarters both
ri Is an American BARK Battle. with 2,yD
bbx refined petroleum H. I'd American brig hence
bordeaux. with 300 bills crude petroleum ~ js "a
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Wheat was less active but large business ncverthe
we're about 100 oo onscis IL ii for grade
: ssss r % 81 ss a. as do 81 IS q ~ @ SS Il Il
si - for No. Milwaukee, on the spot and 70 arrive "a
for No Mwankes, ~ 30 for No MIpuesota; arrive;
White ssss and Il 81 q sr
syiyann 70 arrive Rye was quiet 25oo bushels Western
steady No sales O. iaooSD bushels size S7c.
se isr ksa.as mixed s and t sasS
.nss she
as no. for IL. @ s No. rSasd ~
ssc ss's for No DO, 4ac 4se for white state ssc
.. 4 slSd 5 E. . ss s "A
and sSo sIs for rough hemp es SO
s. 's%. sss sssi . oi hsss dsSs
@ d. Ss, ' New EsG s.a % %
hisai and mixed. ase.s Ssc cassd aac . ;ias DO
Yssss sS ssns so u sss . do seer &
Orleans fair % good, 4sc sos; prime, '2c sac !;
s. xssS sn 4 ss Row m
!: Fl y s's % Ss y e = Sdiss. Y
ningten were a follows ,Rosn quiet; strained y AZ
BID ru,psatine steady bard " ao soft - 10 virgin
Gus were quiet but we have especial change to note
We nSss s crude crude @ s ss "
SIZE yellow winter Soc. white winter, zoe lard,
Il Mhs: s sssa. .: ssaS
ern. ec do southern, ssc bcsched winter Toe 72e
winter s ssi q se ss ss:': Il 50
rSIsoLEux-Tne market vas sti wi.hou, animation
p prs as bulk
h a Il fhss.pa 9G and 1. ss
ASyse' from s1 The S Ss we're AZ Gy
men.s g as parksr's arm United, 81 s7,s ship
Fork iol bills Lard $50 tierces
Il kegs and l25 eases Cut meats se paekagss Bacon
e75 cssss Tho pork market dull and almost nominal
100 bbls sold the spot ut $40 y, The closing
90 Ss.ssi JURY sar
ea sao 70 ~srs aus 6 clear bellies
a. i2.se. 800 fresh hams at ll'se and 10000 lbs.
h 1s ssTs saGss saA s belize. s.Ss essd de
s sas and saSsH
clear WA ' sas's s u
quote a. BEEF was aa e. as s
packed SIS Tiscesti,y India mess sa7 SO;
a aas's r. "a Rs% p%s s' ss
far coed Smoked msais-lhs srlss we're 900 hams A.
End a sospg 4 a' S ns SAT
ss 81 sssS
W. s. ;sy nj .aSs
40 tsrces western at si si2 o5. Refined quoted
and III s'T To- css so city x sold
butte. dali and lower TO sell %ssisrn was eS.,aa A.
quoted At lie 1850 for full cream. Toe lie for fine do
RICE was steaoy. We quote carolns fair prime. &c
sslc. LOasianA fair 70 good. Pa. ssc; 40, prime
7.ss 7s.c gold; Ksnroon, bond. a'se ssc,. gold.
ps We note raw s ss Sos a %
good fair refining 2so do a e for n lair refining q 90
was quiet and steady The
STOCK fascertsinedhv actual ~ "''
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A despatch to the street says:-''The Committee ON
Banking and Currency this morning agreed on Mr..
Randas bill providing for the coinage Of $25 600
additional silver COIN"
our voRKIoN TRADE
The following is q statement by customs districts
Of the values OF imports into and domestic and foreign
exports OF merchandise FROM the important ports
or tho Untcd States during the month Of April 1885,
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Wheat 5000 bushels: corn GOO by railrosdsFiour.
100 Ibis. wLsn. ls2.Ooo bushels; corn ~ I'D do
oss lfoy) do. barley. 400 do Cana ireghts-wbeat.
osss o'sc; corn. 3tse oats. &C.. 20 New orb. tolls
Mheat strong auct sales Of $50 bushels white winter
81 a.: 500 bushels Green bay. private Corn
quiet unchanged saies Of 500 bushels No. mixed West
srn 81 Die, 1860 do 55c Oats neglected Rye-None
timothy SO 50 81 90; small lots Of clover. -
~ - Tor medium, 80 20 80 - tor Pork dull at
81 80 for heavy Lard duh at lac. Hghwlnes
inaly 81 IL for city made
Flour quiet Wheat dull No. white Wsba-i 81 4ols;
No white Michigan - 81 amber Michigan 81 2ois June,
held AZ 81 3i 81 81 offered 10 red ii a. Corn arm;
hs mixed mixed s June held :: si.s. july held a. a. %
Ton and nd Michigan. SOC. damaged 4sc 0.s.
quiet: No held at 3ttsc white 3asac Michigan 35c.;
rejected. Doc. RecsiptsWheat. 1900 bu.hels. corn.
$1,000 do; oats 1900 do. shpments-Flour. 500
bills. wheat 1900 bushels corn. 5000 do 5000 do
CHICAGO. May IS 1875.
Flour firm aud unchanged Wheat active. firm aud
higher; No. Chicago spring, 81 or spot 81 O7s June;
81 os July No. Chicago spring. 9Sc. rejected. sSc.
Corn fairly active and shade higher No a. ]sisc spot;
4s'c May; 464c., june; 46tsc. July. Oats duh weak
UNCHANGED Barley easier II 7io spos sec june:
unsettled but generally lower closed hrmer so spot,
s2o Is $40 ia July; $40 IS $40 371c, August Lard
ssstivs, Int not qaosshiy higher; 81 s715, spot;
shoulder To-: clear rib sides. sssc ios clear
sides. lulsc whskey hgmcr 81 % bid ecepts-Flouv
5000 bbs wheat 1900 bushels. corn $4,000 do oats
1900 do; rye. 1900 do barley 600 do. shipments
Flour 200 bills. wheat $500 bushels corn $4,000 d.
afternoon call q the Board wheat hrmer; "a o7 81 07
June 81 oSt. July Corn easer 4sc May: 4Gisc
asac, June. Oats dull; 3Osc, June. Pork higher;
$50 22s, July. Lard higIer IN 97's, July; si2 l2h
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Saaoo Us o. ,l.bcc - scoo,u 80. " ~
100 6s 81. l22ss 5rO0 Us $40. {. o.. i.ls
1000 a-2U. ~. bee l2ll 1000 ; 5sr. ST. iis's
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"a. Oi2 45.at7 230,6iO 6.isO
81, 522 8,15i 1896 LIS
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COMPARATIVE REHABILITATION.
Dom. E<pr& Fore
Y~0oxfs Msx<d C0jusr Eru
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE DECLINE
The following the changes In closing prices
pared with those Of yesterday
ADVANCE New York Central. NJ Delaware and
IAokawanna, ik Lake shore, -; Michigan Central,
IL; Ohio and Miss sipp u Producers and Petroleum
Land Company, TX; 81 Paul preferred, y.
DKcLMR.-wcstern Union, "a; st. Paul common, y;
Pacific Mall y; New Jersey Central, = Missouri Pa
cine " Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, l.
STATIONARY Atlantic ana Pacific preferred, c., G.
and l. e. c., c., G. and Erie Hannibal and st. Jo-
peph common and Preferred Harlem, Illinois Central,
Northwest common ana preferred, Panama, Quick
silver Rock Island, Wabash, Union Pacific and gold.
THE xoxEY xAREEr.
Money on call ended a. ~ and > per cent, At which
rates capital was freely supplied Prime commercial
paper ID still quoted at and per cont The follow
Ing we're the rates Of exchange on New York at the
aforementioned cities to-day Savannah = premium;
Charleston, nominally u x premium New Orleans,
commercial, y; bank, ~; Cincinnati, firm, 90 100
premium; Chicago, 25c premium, and st. Louis, 100
premium. Sterling exchange was steady. Primo ask
Ing rates. ASS and 400; selling rates. 4soH ASS and
As0,z ASK. Rsichmarks. eos s5A and 9o's
sox. Gables, ssX s6ys. Prime Paris, lax and
AK
rHR GOLD MARKET
Gold opened and closed at ll2s, with sales IN tho
interim ~ 1924. One per cent paid to-day Tor
both borrowing and carrying Loans were also made
nat.
Tho specie shipment to Europe today, officially
reported foIows:--Gold coln 500 900; silver
bars, ell7, 900; total, S3s7 900.
The Republican journal., 1876-03-23

and good-lookine chap should present him
self, all gotten up in his best coat and crav at,
and his hair arranged in its most becoming
style above his manly forehead, | wouldn't
treat him in any such way; but invite him in,
tender HIM my senatorial chair, bring him a
palm-leaf fan and treat him to plum cake and
lemonade between the speeches. Oh, tie. you
Scarborough that begin Your name with an II
and end it with an r--do try to be little more
wisdom, he is very agreeable and pleasant.
Don't YOU know, the other dav, after Belknap
had passed in his cards, the President had
cabinet meeting to determine on his successor.
and after much lodging of the delicate que,-
ton. our plain-spoken Secretary of the Interior
put his fist emphatically upon the table and
thus freed his mind: Look here-it won't do.
We've got To put a man in this place-onp
upon whose character there isn't "A stain or
speck a big ~ a pea; one that You would
have to take microscope to find the beam or
mote in his eyes or these Democrat, will
raise particular with Us next fall" All"
said Grant, taking in the situation, I'm ap-
point Morrill, then" And yet Senator Morrill,
goes around lust modest and unassuming, is
if he hadn't had that bic compliment. You
couldn't perceive the slightest difference, ii rou
tried ever 50 hard.
Now | wa, going 10 skip ovcr GA to the
other side Of the senate, and tell YOU all about
some Of those handsome fellows Of the cpposi-
ton, that this Administration insists are wick
ed and reryerse, but which YOU and know is
all humhug But they won't run away, and
some other time I'll introduce YOU to them.
lFRCIF