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PORT OF ~aoMoLULU. H. i
ARRIVALS.

g Sam schr Nidaros, Bassart, Is days FIN S Francisco
s-Brt bktn Mariana, Domino, % DAYS from Tahiti
g-Am schr Bonanza, Miller, Is DAYS I'm San Francisco
S-Stmr Likehke, Shepherd, from Hawaii & Maui
10-Am schr Venus, DOdd, I4I days fun San Francisco
1O-Schr Haileie. Kalsuao, from Maliko, Maui.
ll-Schr Kulamanu, Mana, from KohaIa. Hawaii
Il-Schr Manuokawai. NaiEi, from NawiIiwiI Kauai
12-Schr Kamaile, KibIin, from Kau, Hawaii.
R-Sehr Jenny, Pake, from Nawiliwfi, Kauai
E-Schr Pauahi. Manu-, from Kohala, Hawaii
l2-Schr Mary Is Foster, Christian. from Kan. Hawaii
l2-schr Warwick, John Bull, from Lanai.
Iz-Amb brig L W Lucas, Wentworth, 80 days fun Port
Gamble
i5-P IS City of New York. Cobb, ! dys I'm San Fran
!S-schr hekauluohi, Malaihi, from HanaIei, Kauai.
l3-Am ship Portland LIoyds, Chase. is dsvs I'm San
Francisco
l5-sehr Annie, Kalua, from Kona and Kau. Hawaii
14-Sehr Pueokahi, Clarke, from Hama Maui
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DEPARTURE .

lee Sam VIII bk Mercury. Hickmott, to cruise
s-Schr Mary Ellen, Kuanoni.. for Onomea. Hawaii
s-Schr Uiama, PuaahiEa. for KohaIa, Hawaii
s-schr Mile Morris, kealOhanui, for Molokai
s-Schr IA Moi, Reynolds, for KahuIuf, Maui.
l9-stmr Likelike, Shepherd, for Maui & Hawaii.
lO-Sehr Haunani, Nika, for Kau, Hawaii
IO-sehr uilama, Puaahiwa, for KohaIa, Hawaii
lO-Schr kinau, AhuihaIa, for Molokai.
u-sehr Neftie Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaipa. Mani
H-Schr Wailele, KalauaO, for Maliko, Maui.
E2-schr Aulamanu, Mana, for Rohala, Hawaii.
I2-Schr Marion, Marchant, for Koloa and Waimea
E-schr Manuokawai. Naiwi, for Nawiliwili, Kauai.
I5-schr Fairy Queen, Peni, for Hanalei, Kauai
l4-P VI So City Of New York, Cobb, for Auckland
I+-Stmr LIkelike. Shepherd. for NawiliwiIi, Kauai
lt-Amb k Rainier, White, for Port Gamble
l4-Schr Jenny, Pake, for Nawiliwfi, Kauai.
l4-Schr Kekauluohi, Malaihi, for HanaIei, KauaI
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Postal Convention,

We have already more than once urged upon gov
eminent the desirability of improving our postal re-
lations with our nearest ~neighbor at all events, and
other more distant countries, if possible. AS a slim
ulous to our Premier pro tempore we republish the
following paragraph, which shows that Lord Nor
manby's government, though farther of from the
States, is rather smarter than our own il postal
natters,-remarking that q similar convention would
exactly suit ourselves
NEW ZEALAND POSTAL CONVENTIONAL postal conven-
ton has been made between the United States and New Zea-
land, by which it is provided that the mail matter Of both
countries shall be delivered in each respectively free of charge.
This convention is to come into operation on the 1st Of Decem-
Der next. The convention, a copy Of which has been received
by Mr.. Creighton, ofthe Evening Post, New Zealand govern
ment agent at this port, provides that "no accounts shall be
kept between the post departments OF the two countries upon
the international correspondence, written or printed, exchanged
between them, but each country shall retain to its own use the
postage which it Collects Unpaid letters shall not be for
warded. Newspapers and other printed matter, and samples
Of merchandise, shall be subject to the postal regulations Of the
country in which they are posted, and shall be delivered in the
country TO which they may be addressed without charge. The
convention will greatly simplify the postal service between the
United States and New Zealand, and is a further proof Of the
growing intimacy between the Australian group Of colonies and
this country.
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DEATH OF COOP MAN.-The mail steamer brings
US the intelligence of The death of the Reverend J.
r. Pogue. a well known American Missionary,
which took place at Laramie. Wyoming Territory.
on the 4th inst on The route home. The news
takes his friends by surprise and plunges his fam
lily in grief, for Mr.. Pogue left here in his usual
good health, and his illness was sudden and unex-
pected. He was an honest and Jealous Christian.
beloved alike by natives and foreigners-by all
who knew him. He leaves a widow. the daughter
of the Rev. Samuel Whitney, one of the pioneer
missionaries of 1920 and two sons and two
daughters: MIR. Pogue was originally from VIII
mlngton, Delaware, was born December 29tb. 1914
graduated at Marietta College, 1910, and ar
rived at the Islands July Is, 1874. He was sta
toned successfully at Koloa, Kealakekua. Kau.
and Lahainaluna. ~latterly removed to Honolulu as
Secretary of the Hawaiian Board. But eyery-
where he was noted for his industry and zeal in
the cause OF his Divine Master. His loss will be
seriously felt by the Hawaiians, to whose welfare
he was greatly devoted.
DOCTOR TIsDALE treats Diseases of the Skin, Ner.
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FRoN San FRAScIsco-Per Nidaros, Dec s-sS3 pkgs gen.
eral mdSe.
FROM SAN FRASCIsCO-Per Bonanza, Dec 9-l4O2 bdIs
shingles 10 N bricks, ] boiler and fittings, and 1928 pkgs gen.
eral mise. --H-.
FRON SAX FKANc1sco-Per Venus, Dec lO-I41 pcs hum.
her and 1897 pkgs general mdse.
FROM SAN FRANCIsco-Per City of New York dec "a
ISIS tons asst cargo and $4,000 in treasure.
FRoN TAHITI-Per Mariana, Dec 5000 cocoanuts. 2
pigs silver coin.
FRoN PoRT GANBLE-Per t w Lucas, Dec l2.-so6.2 17
It lumber, 100 NJ shingles
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ERCHAHTNE

MERCHANTMEN.
Am schr C VI Ward.
Am schr Gen Harvey, Tripp.
Am schr LOleta, Dexter.
Haw schr Giovanni Apisni. Weeks
Am bk III w Amy, WidGensOn, loading.
Am ok Q Murray, Fuller, loading.
Am sehr Nidaros, Bsssart, loading
Brit oktn Mariana, Domino
Am schr bonanza. Miller, discharging
Am schF Venus, DOdd, discharging
Am ons L Lucas, Wentworth, dischaTging
wHALERs.
nav VII brig Onward, Eldredge.
HaT VII brig " II Allen, GlIey.
Am WI bk Rainbow, Cogan, repairing.
Am VII bk Norman, Campbell.
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By THE LAST mail we learn that Chief Justice
Harris had arrived in the United States from his
European trip, in good health, and that he may
be expected here soon. The Hawaiian Envoy to
Europe, the Hon. Mr.. Carter, as we learn, reports
that the business of his mission in England was
progressing favorably and as speedily as could be
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DIED.

sLocUNB-At the Queens Hospital, Honolulu, December
sth, WM- SLocuNB. mariner, aged about 60 years, q native of
Dartmouth, Mass He was provided for in his illness and
buried BY the American Relief Association.
. DEwISo-In Honolulu, December 11th. ALBERT +. Dew
iING. He has q sister residing in Cherry Valley, Mass.
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DECEMBER 18th, 1877

DECEMBER 18th, 1877.
Mr.. EDITOR Will you kindly inform me how
it is that l "a poor woman) with only thirty dollars
a month to live upon and a house to live in, have
to pay taxes amounting to fifty dollars, being near
ly a sixth of my living while others of three or
four hundred dollars a month pay nothing.
VEUVE
1.-THE above, we take it, is q hint in favor of an
income tax. ED. Z. G.. AL.
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vi EMORANDA.

REPORT OF p VI CITY OF NEW York. CoBB. CoHMAS.
DER--Left San francisco Dec 5th, at 4 Is y m. Have exne.
rleneed strong head winds from NV and w. with heavy beam
sea, and arrived NJ Honolulu Dec 18th. at 2 30 n m
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-03
THE GAZETTE.
&ssJ% s..a4'Esesspsss., ssS-


l-"+""ra@ed ~ the pubic appreciation Of
''e eI"it l" make a Nrs'-claSa independent
.,''0' 'l"!, me Pn@i'7"cr o! inH GAZETTE
"aa perfected S'"'i arrangements rs viii
"'"'hI III It's present standing N advance OF
IIy o'hcr newspaper m Baltimore. The
fearless ai'd aggressive tone OF It's editorial
comments wa be continued ANA the varie-
y o! lt' re ding matter will be an addition.
ri attraction I" tn" general reader. 1t will
DC iND"PENDENT IN ALI THiN"s and NilU-
IRA ~ HoTHiNv, and will unsparingly
. "e""Uitce t"e wrong and commend the
@"".', no ni;'ilcr what men or party may
"' "negied ny ITS action It's constantly in
'fc@SiH2 corp" i special correspondents i'll
c'""'' 'HIe representatives at al the rlnnii-
: il'''' news centres II, tar country, Woo vii
NttD 'l9 rt'drIH luHN informed oi all err
rem ''Ci'S. lis reliable " aSinn@tnn cor
responsiveness mere t"iofe marked feature,
" ~ &c '""il' |" nc "I more 'hHh ordinary
"''ie@' "NFI'l% i"e present year, while the
new from az paris O. the 'turl'i, furnished
~ Il" Associated re-. WIFI sc presented
,,'' ~ " 80. 1'.iS' ad 5't:dctiye form.
-'o .' 'N-e,'e.sc oi II, '"eah f'nanca, Gem
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PI -. MO
!, =. esztTsssassEa2-Ezs fgzssss sys
CAT,laz..s G.cs.s.,..., .,r,s{ Er.,~s.r;.s

GRAND Square assd Upright.
Endorsed by the highest musical autlori-
tics throughout the world as THE BEST.
From D, s. Do,linc, Stockton. y. J., atte
receiving $500 Beatty rrno, saws:
Not only inysclia family, but every one
WHO has seen ii is satisfied N regard 10 It's
superior quality"
From Is. Ii, Cornony, Esq, Chambcrsburg,
IennSyiVauia.
The Beatty Piano came to hand one
week ago, in good order. 1t has thus lar
given entire satisfaction"
II. liollzbnrgcr, Tyrone, Pa, says:
"lhc Piano came to hand in good order
ana proves satisfactory, ho,h in tone and
inlSn.N
Agents wanted male or female. Send
Tor catalogue. Address,
DANIEL i. BEATTY,
Naaitin -,ton, New jersey, L. S. A,
DCc9
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ySbTt
eksErrsasFna.

Refo"me1-Rev. J. Rnhl, pas or; servi-
ces every Sunday at 1890 M Sunday
School at ? p m.
~. M!ciiaeiS Roman Cath0l,c-Main
street, Rev V + Schmitt, pastor; Divine
services on Sunday: Low Mass mt 9 am
ijI"h Mass and Preaching at 1880 Il m
Sunday School at 3 p M; Nespers and Ben
edictiou at 4 pm.
Welsh COngrpSat 0nal-Bowery street,
Rcy Isaac Thomas, pastor; Sunday services
at 10 a m and 6 p m Sunday School at 2 p
M Prayer Meeting every Monday evening
and Glass Meeting every Thursday egeung
N. L. (colored) Oak street; no
pastor; Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
evening.
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COUNTY,.
The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
The regular terms of the Circuit Court
for Allcgany county commence First
Monday in January: second Monday in
April. first Monday in October.
The six regular equity or chancery terms
commence ; First Monday of January !;
third Monday Of February second Mon
day OF April; second Monday Of June ;
second Monday Of August; second Mon
day of October.
OFFICERS
Chfef Jadge-1Ion. r. H. Alvey.
dSs0ciates-lIons. William Motter. Geo.
A. Pearrc.
ClHrb-Theodore Human.
!Stdte's -ittoraey-A Hunter BOYD
iSheyIV-,Iohn q Bauer
iudaor.-Maurice \. Heaey.
:, CoH''"J~s'cnfrs-john b Fay, r w Nc
Michael, q r Porter
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DIR ECTORT.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Beatty %=A@ .
Grand Square and Erpright.

From the Hon. G. r. Gather. publisher
South6rn 1d3g5S, Asnyillc, Ala.
I'VE have received from the manufac-
turer, Daniel F. Beatty, one of his square
pianos. 1t is n thing of beauty, but not
more exquisite to the eye Is the finish Of
its workmanship, than charming to the ear
is the sweesncss of its melody. The
piano combines The highest excellence, to
which all tirst-class man Ifacturers of must
cal Instruments aim. To all who wish to
invest in a tirst-class piano we have no
hcsItancy in advising them to send the
money directly to Mr.. Beatty. We speak
from actual experiment, and it is with
pleasure we give this evidence of the rcia-
blIity of Mr.. Beatty and his instrHmcuts.'
Best offer ever given Money refunded
upon return OF Piano and freight chargcs
paid by me Daniel f. Beatty hoih was
II unsatisfactory, allcra test trial of five
days. P'ancs warranted for six years.
hgenta wanted. Send for catalogue. Ad-
dress,
DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, 5 A
Dec l6
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Codrt of Allcgany county
holds It's sessions ON Tuesday OF each week.
OFFICERS.
ChiGf J"dge-.Iohn Couehan.
-4Ss2ciaes-C Slack, Robert Bruce.
Register Of I'Us-.Tohn Rhind
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
John N Buchanan, President, Eleralie.
Jesse K wilson,
Geo q Mckay, Secretary DU'i'"ei'' ~
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inhii - ~. u ;A'k''1s"n' Nam street.
'o''A w. 'iS' water street
C%tA@iahf"s:
G & Parker, No Ii: John Johns Noto
A<s,o,4,,, s.r
FRnsrpI-pc.
Urn Go,,7x 1,tjouy (2,,5j,o C,o.o,.,c. .,o
NARY Wr,lar1 Ifi,,h;,'l Is. G. ',i 90
J NJ SiaIniish & Go, Edwards &, ROGERS
CIplh5nG-B stern, Il Slonrsit,r
Or"G$-McN"iil & McCuloh ID Percy
G .. '''> Hole
Evy,,t,,E ~ l,",, Tl.ai = 1 g. :" 70
r.lt T. Hrc '>'''' -''''>'' - DID, = '"''
U,yi1r,,e--JT an {, ROLL
B,nts o2a t5r1..- WIN, r,o,,,,
Hartman.
>Iti"hsS dad UaiucSs--C i Hauzcll & Co.
F"."tlHg ""d itpc' IiaAgfHg-.amcs II
hawke.
A'"t57jsi, Eng}HeS-K c Paul, Thomas
Il t : ,,.u ,,o5 r.. r.,,., ,,,.,, ,,..
u. .'lT' IN" ~" "dFe---i red johnson, Jno
-"ii7t1,3
~ H1'''eS az" "ef"iy-D > BctZ y 20
"S""' '"c cannon "Ide, agent
1t'9"'[S- \ L rreE' II Stern
1I1"P I"fe"F#-'ttrige IiiiI.
'''e I"S''"''c'-h Il Sahn"r
GU III HtkLAND.
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Ord

A. 0. F0rrSters-Court Wineland Ran
gers, No. 1886, Forcsters' Hall, Bowery St,
Albert Morgan, Secretary; meets every
Friday evening; initiation of candidates
each evening
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Primitive Nethod;st Foro.,o,,., HI,

Row N HarvoI meipn oS. Hall;
S,ndav mnrn;rr 81 ss 1o'e preaching every
at gs6' :, ~, pah a; iU,ov :. m ana evening
' a. ~ 'n'i'eu 70 attend.
on,.;e esoS aer.aIi-l'eF dohn Thomas, pastor;
n oS So rriS 2 ~; az loSo m AND 90
Or 3nm. Prayer Nea,;r. s,unoaT school
avnninm ~ u '1'0'iis every Monday
wo+Ioa;s4
Methouist EpiscoPal-heVW W Edwards
m and : n m: Sunday Schoni' a. a. ,''V "
PRAYER EIeetinp every Thursday rven,p IL
C.,,,on '"'ns
toy. San''iaoI "o,en h"Mev d: stump pas
eol services every Sunday at 1870 m
ouno"y 9chooi Ut p m
~ IN, NSoioleo,J ncci'atllc s'reet, Rev
S,,', az, mon l,son, pastor preaching every
~ ,ni % "i'H,i.Hoh nnu evening, az
a,o,, T1,nrsaa,. d,,o,,y rrayer meeting
e'eilhs.
nsstor. Pr"a p;rS S,d ~, hev y Il Jones
and 6 90 n M. Smnday Sly snh9y,I AZ iooo III
Enuli i Inthn, ,.", 9 pn,' ~ az III;
z;e nostor s"r';aa aNuno' ~. u. Mach en- IL
a m, and 7 30 y m Snndsv Scho"i ., . , ,,,.
PRAYER meeting every WcInosIav ar,.. ~
and Ladies' PRAYER meetinm eya,; TnaShaS,,,
evening at "a ''' 'ue'u'y
English Bantist--Mo;n S,root por1 ~
Bradford, pastor: services cvcrv SUNDAY
at &c. 30 O'Clock -, AMI ~ ~. Srm,iny
School at d Lec.urn and pravsr Ne" Mo;
ing every TLu,s,lav evnn;nr Of , n i,,aInol.
Mr cI,ur., SomtL NV | ~ y H e'o.A
pastor Bea,l street services erorv S Nvvn,,
at 1880 a m and - 9 n m SnnJav Srh"o,
nj 9am Pravor W.,tiini ~ '" 49,, H.,.,o,
evening at l.
Protestant PniSconoI- 1ohro p-o,a
wav Rev Gaorde Wa'. r",""ii,s PROM
cry Sunday at 10 30 m, and 7 m; Lecture
ednesday evening at = Sunday Schools at
SPIN.
Orders.
A. 0. FOrcSters-Court Wineland Ran
gers, No $3.50, Forcsters' Hall, Bowery st.
Albert Morgan, Secretary; meets every
Friday evening; initiation of candidates
each evening.
Knights of Pyt.iaS-Frostburg CITY
Lodge, No So, r i Mason, Keeper Of Rec
ords and Seal, meets every "Wednesday
evening in Odd Fellows Hall
lyOrites-Light of Wales Lodge, No. 90.
Glass E-Rev Isaac Thomas, Secretary: LIST
and Sd Saturdays every month in room over
u thomas store
l. o. 0. FIR Patterson Mason, Secrc
tary regular Lodge meetings every Tues
a., da, et lynn at '.oo; degree Looge-Mon
u"s on m,'ei inc nis' uesuay IN each month
az ',oo III. Ehcampment-frst and third
{, Heine Lodge, No 197, IooF, B Stern,
Secy, meets every Friday evening at Odd
l,''" Al','''
q ga Antia ',o'ti't"'s' i-ousc' NO 10,
+,it' 81 nd an u necs3 every saturday
y {, IT M,,,,,,.:.I, 40
meets "a and 4tb Thurslavs eyery mon,h
Benjamin J. Thomas, Secretary.
|. o. F0resterS-Court Mt Pleasant No
., lower =. room OF Odd Fellows Hail. Water
sure T. Z y MlchaeIs, Secretary, meets every
MONDAY evening at O'Clock.
Imp @ y 1i-AIlcgany Tribe, No 81, kin
dies It's Council Fire every 7th run 30
hrCadt!ts, I'd sleep OF every : suns, ut The
Nli Fellows Temple, Charles l.. Bolan,
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Dir. SCA3ENCIk'S STANDARD
REMEDIES.

The standard remedies for all diseases OF
the lungs are SCIESCK'S PULMOSIC SYR.
UP, SCHENCE'S SEA WEED Tonic, and
SCHESCK'S MANDRAKE PILIS,und if taken
before the lungs are destroyed, speedy
cure is effected.
To these three medicines Or. J. II.
SchcnCk, Of Philadelphia, owes his unri.
vailed success in the treatment Of pulmO.
nary disease.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripcns the morbid
matter III the lungs. Nature throws it oil
by an easy cNpectOrRtion, for when the
phlcgm mattcr is ripe slight cough will
throw II oil, the patient has rest aud the
lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do
this, SChenck's Mandrake Pills and
Schcncks Sea Weed Tonic must be freely
used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schenrk's Mandrake Pills act on the
liver, removing all distractions, relax the
gall bladder, the bile starts irecley, and the
liver is soon relieved.
SchcnCk's Sea Weed Tonic is gentle
stimulant and Alternative, the alknli OF
which it is composed mixes with the food
and prevents sOuring. 1t assists the diges.
ton By toning up the stomach to healthy
condition, 80 TINT the food and the Pui.
monte Syrup will make good blood. Then
the lungs heal; and the patient will surely
get well II care is taken to prevent fresh
cold.
All who wish to consult DR.. Scheuck,
either personally or by letter, can do SO at
his principal Office, corner OF Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, every Monday.
SchencE's medicines are sold by all drug.
gists throughout the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-20

NRw YORK, April l9.-Cotton-Fim a
llHall9sc. Flour-Winter shade strong
err fair demand for export and home use
NO.2, s. S5aGl5; superfne western and STATE
50 G5a7 co; common to good 81 80; good L
choice 81 3ja7 30; white wheat extra 81 So
$50 fine S. 55alO %: extra Ohio 81 10.
. 90; 81. Louis 81 30alO 20; Minnesota pat
ent process 80 0Oall 10. Wheat-FaiI
export and milling demand; ungrnded
spring 81 30al 30; No. 3 Chicago spring
81 Sal %; No. 8 Milwaukee in store 81 81
No. . do. 81 Gjal o.; No. 9 Chicago sprinp
nOminally 81 Gal &C. Ryc-Duli; western
95a07c. Barley-Scarce and very firmly
held; ungraded Canada 7OaQSc; No. | Can
ada 81 coal ~. C0rn-Fairiy active and
closed quiet; ungrndel western mixed Gle
steam mixed Giabl j9c; No. ., G4l5c; yellow
western Gi1Gc; old western mixed firm al
6OaG7Hc. Oats-Excited, higher and &C
tive; western mixed and State 43a57c; white
western 49aGic. Sugar-Strong with Il
moderate inquiry; fair to good refining 81
aV2Sc; prime 01Sc; Muscavado 9a9J.c; re,
fined llall%c, Molasses-Quiet and un
changed. Rice-Quiet but steady. Whisky
-Firmer, 81 l0H.
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CHICAGO, April 9.-Flour-Good de,
mand at full prices. Whcat-Demand fair
and higher; No. Chicago spring gil,
edge 81 ij1G regular 81 4I2t cash; 81 40
May; 81 i7&al AK June; No. 8, 81 IS; re,
jected Chicago spring 81 20. Corn-De,
mand active and prices higher; new ives,
tern mixed 45a4j5c; No. ., 4794a4Sc cash;
i7jsc bid May; 4S5sc bid June. Outs
Steady with fair demand; No. . gilt edge
size cash; 571gC bid April; 3Si4c June.
Ryc-Dcmand active and prices higher;
No. >, 7oi9c. Barley--Dull; No. . spring
SOC cash or April; GOc May. Pork-Unsrt,
tied but generally lower; at SIS 25aI5 10
cash; $lj 81 l4al5 % May; SIS S71!al5 ID
June. Lard Demand active ut So SEA
. S7}s cash or May; 50 gja9 97II June.
Bulk Meats - Shoulders 5La5asc; clear
rib Sc; clear sides SIC. Whisky Fair
demand ut 81 OK.
At the close wheat was STAT. MAY,
81 1875 June. Corn ISIGc May, 49gsc June,
Oats unchanged. Pork steady at Sl5 Az
May, SIS 90 June. Lard firm at 50 Vi
May, $40 OK June.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-20

The summer exodus from the world Of
American fashion in Europe has fairly
begun. The Russia, which has taken the
place so long held by the Scotia as the
fashionable boat OF the Cuuard line, and
ont last week a brilliant array OF we'll
known people OF both sexes, including
Mrs. ParHn Stevens and her daughter,
Miss Minnie Stevens; the Marquis de
Ba'sano and his wife, formerly Miss Syms
Of Montreal, the great Catholic heiress OF
Canada; Mrs. Brockolst Cutting, former.
" Miss Marion Ramsay, OF Washington;
DR.. VIM. II. Van Buren,, Mr.. anil Mrs
GEORGE II. Grinnell and family, and Mr.
George Peabody Wetmore, the nephew Of
me famous philanthropist, and the owner
Al Newport OF the CoslliCst private resi-.
Ience ever erected in this country. The
|HhIro Sompanys dock and the steam.
ers deck were converted for the time in.
tnthe semblarcc Of Fifth avenue recep.
ton, and the tables fairly gronncd with
flowers, in bouquets, baskets cut.boyrs
and all the iloral devices which are now
east by fashion into the deep aq tributes
Of affection and good will to friends do.
parting for the gay world beyond the seas
Most oil these travellers are habilual bird.
Of passage, taking flight each year with
the spring Tor a summer in London, Par,
e, Switzerland or the German spas. The
Most Reverend Archbishop Bayley, Of
Baltimore, went out on the same ship or
an official visit to Rome, which il moi ex
peoted 10 be Of long duration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-20
Toledo.

TOLEDO, April 10. - Flour--Strong.
Whent-Firm; No. white Michigan 81 %
asked; extra do. 81 81; amber do. closed at
81 50 spot aud seller May and June; No. .
rcd winter spot 81 SO; seller May 81 Sc;
rejected Wabash red at 81 "a. Corn
Firm; high mixed spot 527sc; seller May
5Shc; No. . spot 5@c: seller May 52Ec;
seller June G25Gc; seller July 5ic; seller
August SOC; yellow 55e; rejected 81 &c; do.
seller June 52c. Oats--Demand light but
holders firm; white SOC.
Since Change wheat is strong and higher,
sales OF No. white Michigan at 81 %; ex,
tra do. nominalIy 50 90; amber sales spo,
and seller May at 81 50, June 81 90; No. :
red winter nominally 81 Seal IS spot and
seller May. Corn-Strong and unchanged
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-20

CTXCINSATr, April Observation-Disclosures
lie. Flour--Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Steady and in fair demand; red 81 !Ua
50. Corn-tnsettled, 45aISc. Oats
Firm ut 4Oai5c. lsye-ln fair demand nj
s1aSSc. Barlcy-Quiet and unchanged
POrk-Dull and easier at Sl5 4Oalj 80
Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders 595c; short
rib re spot, SIC buyer May; short cleal
SIC. BaCOn-Quiet but steady at G2., 81,
S'sa9c. I.afd-Quiet but iirmer: steam
held at l0c; kettle l0HalO4c. Butter
Dull and dropping, heavy receipts having
depressed the market. Whisk y-Strong
81 0j bid, 81 OG asked.
HoGS-Steady mud in fair demand; com,
mon 81 40ai So; fair to good light 81 GOA
. 10; packing S. 00a5 %; butchers s. 3Oa
Z 20