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ST. l0HM

OTTAWA, Ont .June 24.-The following telegram
was received to day by the Governor General from
Carnarvon: ~ an commanded by the Queen to
e1preAs the great Ros1ow with which Rht heard os
tie terrible calamity which has beEal!en the City
Of st. John, and her Majessy's sympathy with The
sufFerer,"
HAx Francisco. juno 94.-Tha Ca1edontan Club
OF this city o.nIkht snbAcsbe 800 for The bcnf 1t
Of the 81. John sufferers, and ordered ths amount
teterfanheG.
, 1877-06-25

Tho NGw York Tribune has high praiee for
A,gera .Ilfn at Forrest"
=,
r,.d. Nv NJ. nm rnhn Aaams
n..... r,..1.,,.,, ,u,, n ,,x
'.o'eoo oou""b W." 'o"ao II" 41+' - ~
Maaleon un1Scfa'tT ~ Inc la1e commencement
A blnn1er Of thu to1e9rnrh asAignod
Nicholas F'ah to Bucnos Ayres Instead Of Bsrnc.
It Ia said Of Olr. Dradlauch, in connection
with tho late prosecution asa,nst him In Enriand.
that he really broke into jail.
rr,. r...,,.s, ~ r.,t,..,,.t. o.,t.,,. ,..,
..' y, ~. ".,.a -. -, oon.s" ~ sa'"
wiling Theo,1ors rl1ton n iectnrs t,,cro -
nr,.u ,u,,, H., 49, <.u,,.. ., A.,
..'m o4o ',o". w Nv .".t.to ". saa lux VI
nens''"en.a.s ~ o;so tnat Neo! t!a aot'lo an.
f"'sc, as'y c1eeusea III pennsylvania aaa to'es !"
s"s,F na"as' ..u,~-.-:. =. .-z-..,
Goes. 10y to5os. VI oa'v' "as -, noa,oo, oA
.ss, ~ a,.," -. a.. au WI! ss'sna ~
r1sn.,". e",.. -, ~ 'ea.ns ~ oo' ,1. 1e1|
a.s. w. Tn"..;1ev '1s ss''As'As"' ~ 1'"''
WV y" t1u'o01''
Tho orntor OF Olass-Day at brown Univer-
fNy ta'a veaf Will oc coosea yonth named lFn,an
Io"asa no" ,r, ~ Ma1 snossn W .s so.o ~ ~"
','.aa't. ~. ~ ,o"ut rss"en'eu '"' "'Guc''o"'
%. >' - ~ :" .ss''
Ihe Comso tic parls, who 1s enormously
wealthy, sent to tho Fopo as jubilee present u
very Indifferent picture painted by hts daughter.
Everybody e'zo *cnt money. which 1t was known
would bo much moro acceptable.
A1nhonso Daut1nt. tho riain1 Franch nnv.
e,f,t /, ,o1, III ho ~. nrcttv a, oil "on nm,
biguous phrase, pornaVs, which custom has tDado
in dress, though neither In manner OF morals.
an EnRltshmnn VINO writes London !etters
chonv, NJ f,ont mn firn f3,ont,s n.rt viii roy,rS
To Euatand. and hIs consequent rc]lunu.shmcnt NJ
Summers rnrIish noirv .rc .trona rcasons for nj.
nrcscnt nonn'ar,tv IN Enafao,l.
lettoE."Htter IN tae nc" EnRllsh ve0k"
". MaEdlr, complains bitterly because he aaw
the Earl Of AaEch And Join HtoWn, Queen VIC
tofla's bddJ'feFFant, going a-hali1n9 on tho eamo
day, the Earl walking and tho servant riding In q
, 1877-06-25

brcwn aud tho "Trado Jcw." II fs tho latter
class, he says, that lie doesn't want as guests at
his hostc'rfc. The distinction Is rathcr too fine
for the naked eve Of most people. But with tho
aid Of n microscope Il may be discovered that
The "Trat1c jew, II as rule, has d good deal the
most money, md ean afford to spend more
Krccnbacks at hotels and water[ng-p1accs. We
presume this Is the reason that oil other tand"
lor1ts arc 80 anxious to take tlcn in since tllIr
TON turned them out.
, 1877-06-25

BHN HIT On BLAME: VI think know the
old fellow. Tic has tongue that never tires,
nm inhibition that ncYcr sleeps. faca tlsat never
hlushcs, and conscience that novcr lscsttates."
Now, let us lavc J1M's opinion OF BEN.
, 1877-06-25
0ceAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

VEENW oTENMoEIIT NLWos
Nxw YonK, June 24.-ArElvcd, the steamer
Getmnnic, from Lserpoo'.
FAYnEn ro1xr, juno al.-Thc steamship Poly.
ncslan, from Liverpool, has arrived.
t.OxroN, Juno -. The stcan,ghtpa Ifammonia,
1.abradut. aud IIrltAnntc, from Ecw York. have ~.
tthed OUT.
FArHsu rotyF, Iune 24.-A1s;vad, tha steamer
Coflutltan, from LiEeEppol.
, 1877-06-25

ANOTHER HURRICANE.
81 Lou.s, jane 2a.-Thc most destructive wind
etorm that ever visited st. Joseph. Mo, passed.
over that city about 10 o'clock last night The
storm was about eight blocks wide. and parsed di.
seetty through the centre Of the city. The Pnciac
Hotel, Toottes' Opera.Fionre. and large nnnbce
Of hu*frcAs horsr1 werc nnr0nfcd. hna numerous
l,nIldfnga. including dwellings, badly damaged.
Many wat1a. fenees. trees, ETC., were blown down,
and some strccta were blocked bJ roofs. aTnlng',
trees, etc Several persona were more Or lass In
jured bat none arc known 70 Be fatally hurt.
, 1877-06-25
PERSEvE ERE
III Tic use Of this remedy until cured.
II contains the great healing c1e-
1nenss Of plants In their essen
scitial form as obtained
by distilln1fOn.

CatAtsh. In IT. cItcnt and destructive force ssuas
n+xt to Consnm and II cInseIr allied 10 ID
ert oni1 a9nc,tio1 of t!ns & therefors sihgn1st
oest &" ,eIr ts@. u rid tnemseises q ST t. sinas
lniue Of sny Icmedy n the chronic asaas sf
enrc fully. In many knch caAes the bones md cartilage
Of the h1sc arr sstsn a*ay the otsans OF hearing 'f
,,ssles* Thy uvs % S.onss,sa an4 ionsms 70 pro.
health mast necrrury ls so1. undcr tho roit fsI1r
able ctrc9nAtanecA when seriouslJ anaict4d; but
We bccunf more and mnry there doee not
c1oa. III MI nes.,stsnt IL u Sayyosn i; p,o1 o1
ron CAT4 tkn The relief In tye.r easn obta!nsd from
the sysse Il brought cont!tutloaalT under IL aau-
SAcc.
aixrnrps NADlcAI Crax IL toid tf all Wholesale and
retail ldruRgtsu throughout the United Price,
, 1877-06-25

apeeta' E4fpatcA to 7A4 Trtbuns.
Pn,on LAKE., Scott Co., juno e3.-The wheat,
onts, anil barley crop arc greatly superior in con'
1ilton ~ compared with last year. Corn 10 very
backward and slek1y.-we fear an cntire fal!ure.
Unless night of 'horpefa from. without tnsade|
arc using tho newly.lnyeatcd topperlozcrs with
grcnt energy and success.
Spsc,K DtspatcA to 7at Tribune,
REpwonn FAILS, Redwood Co., juns e3. -
Very heavy heavy on ths ground. ana WHERE Il Ia bsca
let sIona br The graaahoppcss will be tho best crop
ever harvested. 1faashpppers ara seen dytnR
every DAY ia the air. but nono hase lit yet.
, 1877-06-25

The cause Of Culture, or rather Cnlchah, Is
making giant strides In Boston. A recent
theatrical hanfl-bil announces the revival OF
tho wcl-known play Of SOLVER Twist" With
local fayoritc as Blu Tsvches.
, 1877-06-25
FIRES.


AT SPRINGFIELD, MASS. ~
srntSortE1p. Mass.. Juna PA nrc At VII.
bratam Tonight destroyed The Congregational
Church. the hotel Of E. n. A1fls & Son, the livery
stable Of ". l.. Collins. and dwelling Of Mrs.,
n. II. LYMAN q. q. Bail. md !. French. Total
loss, $50, 010: insurance. SO, eco.
, 1877-06-25

VIC have received sweet little pocmtct, be
ginning ns follows:
0hlty the cUspadoro
Touched hi uiAr,
for which, however. We nro unable to find room,
60 crowded are our columns nt present with u1t-
Important political intelligence. Tho author Is
respectfully invited To remember that she for
got to remember that The word was ''trouba.
lour.n
, 1877-06-25

S0eci1| blfp0le& "a 3h1 7f76V1f.
IxpiANArotts, Juno .4.--Ths 1soy. william,
Alvin Bartlett, OF tho Second preabYte Church.
will bs mHsrled on Wednesday 10 Miss Wolcott,
OF Nr~ YORK Mills, near rt!ch, a young lady whu
lust aFalnAtcd this sufuu.es. HFdo and ErUo1l
will Hpend thrco nlnnths In Europe.
, 1877-06-25
Oil

Spsctal D.tpatcA to 7nt 7rtaaas.
HAMILTON. Butler cn., June :3.--1lavs had
frequent sa!ns. Wheat, barley, and oats sss
promising well. Souu heavy wheat little down.
Corn looking well now.
, 1877-06-25

AT HULL, ONT.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jnne a4.-Eddy'e lumber piles At
null burned tonight. Loss. SO, 600; inccnd'ary.
, 1877-06-25
MISSOURI,

Rpresal EitpdscA 10 7as Ts1buas,
BtoovriELu, ssaddsrl Co., juno 21, -~f1as
wheat IL now haiti harvested. aud all will y!sld on
au average eighteen hnahsls per acre. Tho gra!a
Il tate the weather 20 fit dltt0; the acreage
very large In fact W have ttl.. largest and heal
crop o{ Hhcat we have eyer raised.
, 1877-06-25
IMPORTANT 1,Ec1s1t,N.

RpH7df EHfTtsp0hdfhft @ TAt Tribune.
DEsafo1SEa. Tn.. juno @3.-1n the roweshek
County circuit cous., ". I. Small recovered sis,-
600 against tho Chicago, Rock Island d Pacific
1,atlroad Company. for tho valno Of mill do
stroyed by lro from another building, which wan
act On hrc by sparks from locomotive belonging
to the Company. The Judgment was rendered
nnder Sec. !, oa0 of the Code, which provide
ta@ass, BY dr. 'et out or caused by operating sny
ssmeas1 n ascsass 70 tas ssp5sms ceq,
ssctinn unleF which tbo Judgment was fourd Ia
void ana nncanatttutiona', bong In violation Of tho
saes a e ssyi III Il ~ sW .ha S VIZ
enacted By tl,e General Assembly Of tho State Of
Iows nj a, sysry &C: shsl s, emhsee r. but Gne
Ing fof ths te;stsion and eodlaeat1on q the laws
Ron s q sd s% as. 10 uoT ~
forco. That tho clause .of Tho ecction in
question J. to every Intent and purpose
Code. Thai 4 va MI reported h7 10 colo Com.
lion by sums ds1traas ,nsnasrmsnt, an,i il ,,a1.
sa9o secured. wltl,nal tho knowledge Of numbers
~ 70 ~ intent or effect;
norat!ons tn a position whoru they can avoid
liability only BY sea.ne y operate tter road.; for
rsnasnt PEI q Oh ncsligs"ea Il ns"sedsbio .es,a,pt.
Il fac, \ makes .a ''Gs eas'ns s,es.ht .Se
isni ssseaay: !! !: !. / w.: SGss:y' VIZ
because hef obstfcpc!nas eow Glekca over pali d
n,itk and knocked burning lamp Into combusat'
Thu point made by the Company II Of sreat In:
anauia large numhaf OF nroylsions Of tLs codo
which were inserted Ia precisely Tho zane way.
MILES AND EARNINGS 1874.
Tho following contains some valuable general
figures, which have bscn taken from ahc slsance
shectx Of Foors Manual of Railroads for ls77.'T8,
which win be tasucd next wtck:
The nam number Of ,nles nt fssoaa opensd ~ 1870
s;as @ .. ~ H. pssinst l.plo tn ls7a. anu i;pll ln
atl.e from the can.lfuctlon os sny now iines oi
great Importance, but was dus chiefly 10 Tho ex-
tension o. Southern rae!ac lines and the con:t1uc.
md Colorado. Wills milesge Va. snercased 81
III nss ~: ss.sss: s iss;ss:.a tss S. Tss II:
70 IT, bling sboat' b. % deeiino % in labor f@Ia sad
tsi & s 's's'fi ~ inps,.ps Ct .'' s.%:s; ast
years railroad mileage has Increased more than
inss fsan, transoosts.ion Of fttisht. mali, t se.,
fuf the year 1879 were npon l07. os'. COO tom of
freight: ~ compared With ths prcsiou. ysas ths
90. Wills iscl9hs euraincs show . decrease ot
S. Sc; S;' 1hss decrease !. wholly luv 10 areat
reduction n rates Of TRANSPORTATION. Tha earnings
from freight transportation sr1 tess BY more than
$l:5:. QUO 900 than theJ would hare been had tbs
ratc. Of 187l been tuasntaned. Since tnat t1ms
ha: ID nssa asa'ssd - e
eon,trucscd. Yet With thls enormous reduction lu
rates Of transportation, railroads. hayo yielded Tor
. o p Pet fsat oa IT,
| With 1916 - 81, Isl. 4s0.
, 1877-06-25
CATARRH.

From George v. shaitack. Es4., 1sts rsrtien
Enfrt.C Clerk. Ho1ton Custom.Houss. Is,
Ge1f'entn: ] have bern tronbled With ,Cntarrh for
sereTA bus y tho nsc Of 5our remedy 1t hss been
Ertatly reerfd. Tha summer have betn entrti}
frea ffonl H. make ps 1t In my family tor cnda Il
tho llcad. md Ind Il m ctltcuAI REMEDY can con1
dentIJ recommend II to vii Who anslA5tY af1feteA
VERY tfniT yonra1
Oct 20. 1874. 0El ". sHATTuCK.
, 1877-06-25
THF WEATHER..

WAsn1xoTos, D. g., Juno 23-t T. m.-For
Tennessee, tho Ohio Valley, the uppe..Iako Aa.
elon, and tho UnpcE- lssssIpri Valley, stationasy
or higher pressure and temperature. sontherly
winds, and clcaF OF partly cloudy weather,
L0oAL o1skavArtox.
, 1877-06-25

hr,ns and scn.c than either Of thon,. tell you
he's the team hnaself. and not the dol. uederths
wn2on." g. v.H.
, 1877-06-25

PRONOUNCED taCURABlE~-BuT CURED.
Lanae Iostes, from whatever cause r1unouncsa
lncurnLle will be treated without chasve by apply.
Ing oE writing to WILLIAM II. HIlKs 4 t'n.. :'rD-
rEictors Giles Ltuitncnt 1otIo Asnnons. ISL Sixth
avcnnr. New York. Send postai.casd for pamphlet
containing full lniofsnatlon.
, 1877-06-25


8neaaf D4trnfeh 10 77e Tsfsun..
WARRINGTON, u. G.. jnne 24.-The tasctt silver
talk In semi official eissltA Is 10 the effect that the
reconciliation Of ths silser dollar rill be agreed
upon With $40 maximum 1ega1.tender quality.
and that Recommendation will be made that gold
pieces be coined Of tho denominations Of 81 80 or
-, f5, $40, and $50.
POSTAL RxcH1Prs.
Enongh IL now known n the Post-0n!ce Depart.
ment 10 show that the recsfpta for ths AseAl year
Just closing Will be about $25o 600 tesS than laat
yeaT.
THE ARMr.
Army oGleesa begin 10 think that thc events
which have occurred stnee tbs adjournment Of
Of IN immediate reduction The Indian outbreak
In Idaho, the dc.nnnd Of the Governor Of Ctah for
more troops 10 enforce Tho laws in thai Territory
and tho evident neeetsty Of IN Increased force on
the Rio Grande frontier, mike It likely that more.
nent to cut down tho army wilt DO neither polite
nor popular, and ttst the Democrats who weEe In
such hot hhatc to put such project through last
aeaslon will como back In October With different
views.
TIE ARMY APPROPRIATION.
10 the Ttn<rn Atsoefaftd lrtss
WAaHsxnTos, y. e.. June 2a.--Thc opinion II
Appropriation bill viii not be pissed Eoon after
the extra ecsPon nj Cnnrress convenes. It pcrr,r
to be tho Impression that Joint resolution Will be
Tie rsnk md lc Of the army. bnt onaeso"nt ri q
The determined effort to reduce the army. the reg.
Mar Appropriation BY may BE- put ea nntll the
session. Should thia bo .he easc, work III tht
areennls, which will ho suspended on tho lat nI
July. cannot bc rcaumcd ehriy. in November. q.
5 n b q9q 5 s1 1SMn ss 'ss q q
regular Appropriation BILL
, 1877-06-25

To preserve your teeth and keep your gums 10
healthy condition, you should uIB DkNNA Au 4
On.pEa Dxs1!LAyz. II IL for sala BY all drug
Rlata.
, 1877-06-25

UNITED STATES
4 Per Cent Loan.


t!SDElt AUTHORITY Of contract with The
<ECilETARf of THE TREASURY.
THE ENDEltAIfaHEU hereby givs notice that
from thf dste and until nlY In II r. nl.. thty will
sccci<e luMr!psIons for the : PEft CENT FtJND-
t!p LINN nF TUE tNrTEn srATEs, =. IN g.
aon..nson. ss,. =, M.s' "": 81 - M"D Az"
tAG1'S AS'Ett1'7s ~ @""D %oA"'
THE NDSDA ara fedecinahlo aftor 10 yeAra from
JULY sn77 aud carry interest from that date parable
quarterly. and exempt fcem tbs payment ot taxes
a. duses "a the Cn'.ea ats.es YOU :. tsoa Aasuoa
10 a. 'o' p5 CT aa"eF e'A'7 aoas'ps' os 'oea A"'
thos'15'
THE iSTERFNT on ths REf3IRTKRED
kTU(K vii. bc pxjd by check. tasued hy tho
Tas ssssx r.sase On psssssaioa, psopsry tnda,s.
I'd a The "fee' Of tho rrssasrs and As'fsaat TFss'.
s's OF 'ae .h''ea ~ s'A.e..
u1,1hs Ts =, ~, saa a'as w W n aSa
ATuCll in denomlus.tou, Of $50, siOO. $500.
s1'ooo' sa'o0' .ns sao'ooo. ..-
THE noNl,s, both COUPON aud REGIS
ats1t1f "' '''-""' w. "."'''s
, 1877-06-25

T6LSl E~EnLystHfFf fH1NK, vi, 432,T0 $11 B81 {G3
DcCrGaic. $l.p5S, 1tA
.Fonrfh veck May eattmated
flows lines omitted.
, 1877-06-25

TALK WITH AN Old HEPuuLtCAN-Two PATHS
COMPROMISE Tnua FAR nETwEEs TWO OF
TiEM-EyrSTs TO DE LOOKED FoH-THE ne
PolM ELEMENT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01
FIRE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, November 3O.-Early
this morning the hotel, grand stand, and
Eorty.fge stables at the Washington
Driving Park, Benning's Station, owned
br F. P. Hill, burned. Loss $4,000
partly insured.
CHICAGO, November SO.--A Tribune.
special says: Adams block, in Decotah
Mss burned last night. Loss $4,000; in
iurance $4,000.
An later OCEAN special says: Ellis
Briggs Touring mill, at Rock Haven
Illinois, was burned. Los Sl,5O0; in
ssnrance $4,000.
DErRoET, November SO.-A Ere at
Portland, Mich, last night, destroyed
Hunters dry goods store, Oryis & Co.'S
hardware store and Walcotts grocery
Total loss 81 900; insurance $4,000.
AToHIsoN, Ks, November @.-The
brick building occupied by Geo. K. Hall,
boots and shoes, aud the Swan Cigar Man
ufActory. was destroyed by fire last night
L-oas $50, 900; covered by insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01
VOLUME XXVI--,NUMBER S6
chicago GsntfIa llnrIrat.

CHICAGO, November SO.-The DSortrs'
Journal reports: -
CATTLE-Rectips since Wednesday
1000; all grades In better request and mod.
crate supply; prime native sold at IS Goa
b 25, choice corn fed natives 81 GOA rs,
good corn fed natives "a 26a4 50, chunky
and fat pony steers 81 25a4 30, gralserS ii
fair flesh 50 76a4 %, fair aesh feeders SO IS
AS so, fair 70 good stockers IS 00aS 20, light
thin steers s. 25as 70, medium 10 fair 81 50
q %, choice 10 extra COWS and heifers
IS 95aS rs, fair 10 good 50 6OaS %, common
TO medium 81 oOaS %, choice 70 extra bulls
81 6Oa3 90, common 10 good 81 5Oa2 O0,
calves, common 70 choice IS 25a5 50.
HoGs-Receipts sineeW Wednesday 5000:
shipments 1000, Opened active and strong
and closed quiet and weak. PHILADELPHIA
81 Asa 80, Bostons 81 S5a4 90, mixed pack.
S. S5aS 90.
SHREP- Receipts since Wednesday 1900.
Strong and active; sales at $ 4Oa4 Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01
Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, November SO.-Cottou
Quiet and steady at 105Sc. Flour-Firm-
er; family S. 75a5 90. Wheat Dull, weak
and lower; red 81 lSa1 %. Corn-ln good
demand at 39a40c, Oats-Firm at gsSSlc
Rye-Strong and higher at G2a6311c good
TO prime western spring 6Oa65c. Pork
Demand fair and market firm at $l9 co.
Lard-Steady and in fair demand; steaul
75sc, kettle Ska9c. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
hEm; sales In salt from ten to fifteen dayI
At 4Aa6a6Mc. Green Meats Strong;
shoulders 49Sa4]fc, sides 55sa5Xc, ham.
strong at 7a7%c for IA to l3k averages
Batter-Quiet and unchanged. Iinseed
9il1Firm at 5saSsc. Whisky-Dull al
Hoas-Dull; common So OOaI 90, lish,
25A 10 packing 81 S5a4 IS, butcher
81 60a4 60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01
Toledo.

TOLEDO, November SO.-Whtat-Firm,
No. ! white Michigan 81 80, extra white
Michigan 81 3SIi, amber Michigan Spot
and seller December 81 so, seller January
81 81, No 2 red winter spot 81 97X,
seller December 81 TX, seller January
81 %, No.2Spring $ll2H. Corn-Dnli; hieh
mixed new &c, No. 2 spot W, do new
4Gc, seller December 44c, seller January
SIC, rejected 471fc, new 42lSc, damaged
axe. Oa8-Dull; No. 2, 2gI1c, white
S2Nc, No. 2 white S0Nc. Clover seed--
Mammoth IS 10, prime s. s71iRi %, No. 2,
At the close Wheat was dull; extra
white Michlgan.S1 35Iic, amber Michigan
seller December 81 S0k, seller January
81 SIX, No. . red winter seller December
81 %, seller January 81 29L<, No. s red
81 II. Oats dull; white Sic,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01
Yolnn1nry Rnnkrunt.

CHICAGO, November SO.-George B
Manser, manager Of the Dexter Park
Racing Conrse and keeper Of saloon
iled voluntary petition in bankruptcy
10 day; liabilities, $4,000; assets, mort
gagged land.
Frederick Lets, contractor. filed vol
untary petition with secured debts; $780,
900 unsecured; $4,000 assets, and $50,
900 worth Of heavily mortgaged land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01
New YORK.

NEW YORK, November SO.-Cotton-
Quiet at IL 5-l6a1l 7-l6. Flour-Dnll; No.
2, s. 00aa4,25 supeItine western and State
81 75a5 %, common 10 good S. 35a5 75,
good to choice S. sOa6 90, extra Ohio
IS 40a7 90, st Louis SIS 50aS 25, Minnesota
patent process 81 40a9 so. Wheat-Heayy;
No. 2 chicago spring 81 .9al 29J<, No. 2
Milwaukee 81 81, No. do 81 IS, amber
Michigan $I45 Rye-Dull; western ia
74e. Barley and Malt-Unchanged. Corn
Fairly active; uugraded western mixed
6S11c, steam mixed &c. 0ats-Dull; west.
ern mixed and State 25a4lc, white western
S9a45. Hay and Hops Unchanged. Coffee
strong; Rio cargoes l5kal9Xc gold, Job
bling l5Aa2lc gold. Sugr-Duli and uu.
changed. MolASseS-New Orleans quiet
at 4oa5Oc. Rice-steady. WhiSky-steady
&C 81 1OH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01
WASHINGTON.
Statement OF the Redemption
Agency for November.

Statement OF the Redemption
Agency for November.
NASHSGroN, November 29.-The fol.
lowing il q slatement Of The operations Of
the National Bank Redemption Agency
for bhe month OF November:
NiSional bank notes Ct for circulation
assSited and returned 10 the banks Of il.
sue- Sl2 622, 200; nalional bank notes llnG.
ior circulation assorted and delivered 10
the Comptroller Of the Currency for de.
strgttion and replacement with new,
s., lbs, 500; notes Of failed, liquidatine
andl reducing national banks deposited in
the Treasury, S7S7 900; total, ,Sl6,375,sOO.
DEFICIENCY BILI4
The general deficiency bill as reported
to 1he Senate from the Committee on Ap-
preparations to-day IL amended by the
insertion Of the following iterns $780,.
000 Tor the Star Mail service, $2l, 500 for
RAILROAD postotlice employees, Sl75,0OO
for completion Of east wing Of tue State,
Waf and Navy Department building,
anA Sl50,000 for commencing the north
wi1gS $4,000 for PostofiCe building at
Little Rock, this amount having been
granted by The last Congress but mad.
veFIeDtly omitted in the bill; $4,000 for
continuing the work OF the Hot Springs
COHnniission, and $4,000 for the publi.
cation OF the Records Of tue War OF the
Rebellion. The committee recommend
a rse.ApprOpriation Of 5000 for expenses
ol 4 commissioner to represent tue United
Stslss at the proposed International
Pfi'On Congress next year At Stockholm.
ThtS increase tue item for collection
and payment of colored soldiers from
SlS0OO TO $4,000, and strike out the
precision for turning over the business
tron the War Department 10 the Pension
B1reau.
The Senate Committee on Commerce
this morning decided 10 report all three
oI Ihe New York Custom House nomina-
ticRs with the recommendation that they
be- not confirmed. The Eve Republican
msnlbers Of the Committee were present,
blnt four Democrats we're absent.
The Democratic Senators have author
itaA1 Thurman, Wallace aud Eaton to
m.iEe an agreement with the Republicans
i'm Segard to fixing the time when the
fuAl vote shall be taken in the pending
L.oSisiana case.
The House Committee on the Pacific
Railroads held their first meeting to-day.
F7our members, exclusive Of Potter, were
Glbsent. The Committee having received
DO Official notice Of PotteE's declination
OiLhe Chairmanship, TOOK no action on
thereon. Mr.. Throckmorton preslded.
The only business done was to agree to
lak the House for clerk for this Com.
Eltte exclusively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01

Tnr social season is on ugaln and the
phil~ru1s lies in wait for the unwary
youmg man. A wicked New York re
repOaler tells Of man in that city who
has eight daughters, all alepts in the
buslDsV', to whom he presented barrel
Of aGaOuds for this neiariOus purpose,
andHOv his home glowS like a fancy good.
stOrs with plated ware, fancy soaps, al
buns, gloves; French candy and other
temporal blessings.