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CHICAGO, October 9.-Flour-steadv and
urn. W. Mheat-Activc, firm and unsettled;
no; chicago spring 81 l5Iaal 10, No. 3 do
- !SAal IA cash, sales at 81 LOCAL l3N
USct06er, closed at 81 11Ha1 lI5s October,
y oV5Sal O9s November, No. 5, 81 OS, re.
leeted 9Sc. Corn-UnScitled, but gener.
ally higher aud active, at 423Ic cash. S9Ne
bld November, 4IsSc the year, reieoted
Al 70. oats-Quiet and firm at q JSc caSb,
2S3Sa2Shc November. Rye-Steady and
unchanged. Barley-Steady and IN good
demand at Coo. Pork-Dcmand light but
holders firm at $l4 75 cash, $l4 90 october
$l2 89al9 s. the year, $l2 05 January,
Lard-Quiet and steady at So 65 esSb
s. S21SaS IS the year, So 10 January. BuiI
Me9ts-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-
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After the DelaultIng Bankers.

SAN Francisco, October 0.-Warrants
have Issued for the arrest of J. C. Duncan,
Manager Of the Pioneer Bank and prin-
cipal stOckholder Of the Safe Deposit
Company, and Benjamin Lewaine, Sec.
retary Of the Deposit Company, charged
with an over issue Of stock Of the Deposit
Company. The amount OF the over
issue is not yet ascertained, but is known
to be large. The over issue was manipu.
lated by Lewaine, while Duncan hypothe.
Gated the stock deposited in the vault OF
the company over night. Neither Dun.
can nor Lewaine have been seen since
Saturday. The police Of all the towns In
the State have been notified TO he on the
watch for them.
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TURF NOTES.

New YORK, October 9,-At the Jerome
Park to-day, the mile dash was won by
Cuba, Virginius second, Viceroy third.
Time-1;494.
The second race, for purse Of 5000,
two miles was won by St. James, AIgerine
second, Dauntless third. Time, 3:l9I.
The third race, for purse OF $500, for
two year olds, three quarters Of a mile,
was won by Montana; DancheF second,
Garrick third. Time, 1.23.
The last race, handicap steeple chase,
purse $500, about 2t miles was won BY
Dead Mead; New York second, Risk third.
Time, 4:27l.
COLUMBUS, October 9.-Thc races a.
the Columbus Driving Park we're inaug.
urated to-day with small attendance.
The first race, 2;45 class, purse $500,
divided, was won by Lucille. Time,
2:S5!, 2;3S4, 2:3S. In The third heat Joe
Kellogg came in ahead, but was set back
for running and the heat given to Nancy
Hackett. Time, 2;SO1.
The second race, 2:25 class, for $500
divided, was full OF sport. The following
summary tells the whole story: Calmer
81, 8, 9 !, i; Lewinski, l, 81, 3,3, 8; Rip
rap, 2. ., SO, Q; Belle Bras.Geld, 4, 4, 9, /
3; G. 7. Pilot, 8, 6, G, 5,5; Deception, 6, 5
Z, J. 4, 2. Time, 2;2S1, 2;20, 2:2s, 2;253,
2:25, 2:25k,
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New YORK.

NEW YORK, October 9.-Cotson-Firm
at II 1fall3sC. Flour Scarcely 50 strong
and shippers inclined to hold Of; No, i.
" 25a4 80, superfne western and siate
50 25a5 65, common to good S. 75aC %.
good to choice 50 05a6 so, white wheat
50 S5a7 10, fancy 81 l5as 30, extra Ohio
s. 76a7 70, st. Louis IS SOaS so, MinuesotS
patent 81 5Oal0 60. Wheat-Winter lower:
spring firm, ungraded spring 81 50, choice
No. ; Milwaukee 81 SIS, hard No. i do
81 42IE, amber and mixed winter 81 az
No. l spring October 81 S5IS, No. 2 Mi.
waukee October 81 81. Rye-Quiet and
steady; western 7ia72c. Barley and Malt.
Unchanged. Corn-HigheE high mixed
6Ofa6lc, steam mixed October 5SXa60[e.
Oas-Scarce and firm; western mixed and
state S2aS7c, white western SSa4Ic. Hay
Shipping ut 55a60c. Hops-Unchauped
Coaee-Qnict and nominal; Rio carTosS
lOa2Oc gold, jobbing 16a2lXc gold sSvSr
Steady and ia fair demand; fair 10 pood
refining SSa91Sc, prime SIIc,kFefiped nm.
changed. MolasSes-UnchanEed, Rios
Moderate :, inquiry. WhiSky-Steady Al
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Workingmen,s convention.

Troy, n. Y, October 9.-The Work.
ingmen's State Convention is in session,
Geo. Blaine presiding. The platform
lavorS the retirement Of the National
bank notes; declares that labor has the
right to an equal share OF the wealth il
creates; favors the establishment Of a
bureau Of labor statistics by the State
and National governments, and the abol.
ishment OF the contract system in pris.
onS; declares that railroads should be un.
der the control Of the State through which
they pass; proposes an increase Of the
standing army; opposes Capitalization,
and favors appropriations necessary for
public works,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.



LONDON, October 9-The Mark Lane
ErprtsS says; Three weeks Of fine weather
has greatly changed the position II moi
the prospects Of the corn trade generally,
rendering threShing possible and improy.
Ing ils condition. There Ia much larger
supply Of English wheat than seemed
likely 7, returns the last week or two show.
ing the usual quantity sold. This tended
ioE the present 10 lessen the demand for
iOreign wheat, as arrivals have been good
and shipments from Atlantic ports Very
large. Trade has been over done for tbe
moment and prices have given way with
the arrival Of 10000 to $4,000 quarters
Of American wheat per week at Liver
pool and disappointing the demand.
Holders have made conces each mar.
ket day and prices are from 8 10 4 shil-
lings per quarter lower than three weeks
ago. Whether this state Of things will
continue remains 10 be seen. The i'm
mense shipments at 30 early a period
would seem to countenance, the highest
estimates as to the exporting power Of the
Atlantic States this year; but with such
prices as are now ruling in America, 10
lar above not only resale here, but value
in any Of our markets, il seems quito in.
credible that shipments should continue
on anything like the same scale "a during
the past month. 1t seems inevitable that
they must fall off very much, especially as
forward contracts were not made to any
thing like the same extent for October
and November shipment as for Septem.
Der. Indeed for the last six weeks very
few Offers have come from the other side.
All this certainly suggests the idea that
shipments may now for some time be on
much more moderate scale. This
would tell Immediately on trade, for the
quality Of both winter and spring wheats
Is unusually fine, and the flush o English
supplies is nearly over, while the condi.
ton will soon become very bad. A very
large demand may, therefore, be expect.
ed for American wheat, for as the Rus.
sian supplies will soon be cut of for
winter, there is nothing else Tor the con.
sumption OF the country 10 70 on. An.
other influence to affect trade favorably
may come from France. The trade there
is not gone as was expected; an active de.
mand on the part Of French buyers would
have seemed to be fully justified, but this
may be changed. Like ourselves they
have had fine weather, improved con.
dition, and the consequence Is home sup.
plies. 1tis hard for US to imagine to what
extent trade is paralyzed throughout
France, especially in Paris, by the dan.
gers and anxiety Of the political situa-
ton. Should this crisis be happily passed
there would Immediately be revival Of
trade, and not least in the corn trade.
We should then probably see the present
dullness give place TO activity, the
French buyers proceeding at once 10 sup.
ply the necessities which all admit exist
this year, but which hitherto seem to
have been regarded with indifference.
The stock Of oats in London is very
heavy-about 100000 quarters, against
2l2,000 last year, the stock of which is
about 100000 quarters, against 100000
last year,
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 9.-Cottop DE.
mand fair and prices higher at liKc. Flonr
Stronger; family SO 25a6 40. Wheat-De.
mand active and advanced 2aSc: winter
RED western 81 30al 80. Corn-Easier. .niTed
u ID 1Sal5c. oats-Good demand; white nj
2Sa?9c. Rye-Demand fair and prices
higher; No. at 60c. Barley Quiet: YVES.
tern spring 55a6Sc. Pork-Dull and mes.
Ieeted at $I4 so, withour buyers, Lard
demand active; prime steam SIC. Bulk
Meats-Dull and neglected; short rib sNa
S2sc' Bacon-Dull at SlSHa9ae no "a.
Bnttsr-lncreased demand; Creamery "a
SOC. Western Reserve 22a2Sc. LinSeed oil
at 81 OS. A ''e''y
HoGs-Dull; common 81 5Oa5 90: fair IN
good Iight 80 lOa5 40; fair to good packing
- l5a5 45; butchers $5 5Oa5 90.
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s PHILADELPHIA, October g. Flour
steady; superhnc s. 90, extra IS 90, Penn.
syivanla family So 75a7 25, Minnesota fam.
ny 20 7Sa1 co. high grades and patent IS 90
AZ 9o: Wheat-stronger; amber 81 4sSI 81,
red 81 43al 4S, white 81 50a1 55. Corn
FIRM; yellow 81 HaG2c, mixed GOa8l Xc,
oats-Quiet; white western 34aS6c, western
mixed S2a34c. Rye-Quiet at 67a70c. PORK
-S!5 OOal5 90. Beef Hams-l7alsc, But.
ter-firm; creamery 30aSSc, New York and
bradford county extras 25a27c, WesteTn
Reserve 2ia26c. Eggs-Firm; yestern
2la?9c. Cheese--Steady; western fancy at
l2Hal3c. Petroleum-Dull: refined ibHS
l61Sc, crude l1allI1c. Whisky-QuIst
and firm at $ll9. is'
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New York, October O.-The only new
facts in regard to the fOrger Gilman, re.
late to dealings with customers in the
country. A lady, Mrs. Cornaticut, re-
ports that she has never received any Of
the new Mutual Insurance scrip 10 repre-
sent more than $4,000 OF the called scrip
which he redeemed for her last Februa.
ry. Another lady, in moderate circum-
stances, sent some o. s. bonds TO Gilman
to have them registered, and since then
has not seen or heard OF them,
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The Edwin Adams, Beneiit,

New YoRK, October 9.-The sale Of
the boxes and seats for the Edwin Adams'
benefit nelted $4,000, Mr.. SOthern paying
$500 for the first choice. The box was
sold over again and All additional SI95
obtained; Sothern giving the purchase
money TO the benefit fund, Mr.. Florance
was auctioneer In the absence Of Sothern,
who had been called to the bedside Of Mr..
Adams in Philadelphia. The proceeds oi
the benefit will be given 10 Mrs. Adams,
and will be her own private property.
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Fosters Frauds.

MONTREAL, October O.-It is believed
that Foster, the Grand Trunk Railway
defaulter, has drawn heavily and misap-
propriated money belonging to the EN-.
ployes' approximation fund, OF which he
had charge. lie issued money orders
when claims were made on this fund and
in many cases the receivers could not
write their own names. Its also charged
that he cashed bogus cheques and appro
priated money from the funds OF the In.
ternatlonal Bridge Treasury.
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COLUMBUS, O., October O.-Upon fur.
ther in Testigation it proves that the con.
dition OF John'L. Gill's financial affairs is
nothing like as serious as reported last
night. The facts are these: Mr.. Gill,
Tor his own convenience and to afford
him financial relief, has issued his per.
sonal bonds to the value Of 5000, 900,
bearing per cent interest, predicated
upon his entire real property, which is
very large: His friends say that with
this relief he will come out all right and
ee able to retain the greater part Of his
fortune.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
THE ELECTIONS.
Meagre Returns from Ohio.
Democratic aains on Light Vote.
Bishops Election Conceded,
BY Majority of 5000 to 20, 900.
The Nationals Poll a Strong Vote.
Meagre Returns from Ohio
Democratic aains on a Light Vote
Bishops Election Conceded
BY a Msjority of 5000 to 20, 900
The Nationals Poll a Strong Vote
IelIaIre Votes q Mlxed Ticltet.

Bellaire Votes u Mixed Ticket
DELLAIRF, Oct. lO-l a. N.
EdItcn lntelllSCneeF
The election at this place TO day passed
of very quietly. A very light vote was
polled. Among the Republican candi
dates, Senator Knox has majority in The
city and township Of 40. and James Tall.
man, for Prosecuting Attorney, and
Julius Armstrong, for County Treasurer
have also majority.
G. BIppus, candidate for Council from
the Fourth Ward, has over 100 majority,
All other State, county andcity officers
are counted for the Democrats by slight
majority. JED.
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The marks last night indicated 4 feet
'ngHes en- and falling slowly.
ihe Mallie RaSon left for Parkersburg
" I04 A. NJ, rs usual.
Inc Phaeton, Telegram and O,Neal
made their regular trips yesterday.
ihe Science will be the regular Park.
efs6urS boat this morning.
Ihe Ragon and Science will continue
70 the Parkersburg trade SO long as there
Is sufficient water. When the river rises
sufficiently the Courier will take the
place Of the Science, and the latter will
IGyup.
The towboat 1. n. Phillips,,is en- route
70 this city from Pittsburgh with tow
The Ed. Pope departed for Matauoras
Yesterday afternoon,
During the month Of September Ports.
mouth collected Sl24 05 wharfage,
lBy TelsSnph.I
PITnBuRGH, October 9.-Riyer | foot
II inches, and stationary. Weather fair.
MEMPHIS, October 9.-Riyer fell one
Iaeh, and stands at 8 feet 8 inches. Clear;
@efcury74e. Arrived Hattie Nexland
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LAST NiGHrs FIRE ALARM.-The
alarm OF tire at 10 o'clock last night was
caused by a slight fire in the carpenter
shop OF Coen, Rose & Co., corner Chap.
.IEe and l4th streets. Several persons
VINO happened to be in the vicinity saw a
G,lsh' light in the shop. and upon inyes.
HEaIon found that some lumber was
burning within. They extinguishcd the
gsa Games without much difficulty, and be.
Sn1. iU,e any damage Of consequence was
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October o. Flour-ouiet
Wheat-Dull, weak and lower; No. 1 white
Michigan 81 S6X bid, amber Michigan snot
81 50, seller October 81 IS, No, i red wintSs
81 3S, No. 2 red winter spot ST. IS, seller
October 81 S51f, seller November 81 3S
No; 8 red Wabash 81 %. Corn-SteaSy.
high mixed spot 47l5c, No. 2 spot 47c. re-.
iected 1919; Oats-Dull; No. 2, 25No. Rye
Ar, M..Wheat-Closed unsettled; No.
white Michigan 81 SS, amber IiebiS,n
spot 81 S6A, seller October 81 s5ai Ssix
seller November 81 S3HaI 81, No. 2 rcd
winter spot$l 3i1, seller November 81 s2N
al 81; Corn-Dull; high mixed 47Hc, Clo.
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The NJ. +. Conference.

The West Virginia NJ. f. Conference
in session at Charleston adjourned yes.
,erduy. No change was made in the lcca.
lion Of preachers at the different stations
in this city. Rev Samuel Steele is seNl
to Morsantown and Rev Gideon Martin
to tue Clarksburg district. Prof. White
iatoLe located at Fairmont.
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XXvI---NUNIBER Al.
.,Iitl EihlIRoAD ia,9A BOSDs-Irregplar and gen

J; RAILROAD IA BoSDs-Irregular and gen
STATE BoSDs-Qulet
sroCEs-The market was irregular, with
generally lower range Of prices than Al
thc close yesterday. In the early deallnVs
the general list fell Of 4 10 / x ppr cent.
but subsequently recovered, IN sympatb1
with rise Of y to per cent Ia q. Go 4
Ia Michigan Central and Coal stockS. The
whole market, however, became weaf Altar
the first call and prices yielded Z 10 NJ: iI
per cent. In the late afternoon deslinvs
the market was firm aud prices recoyeTed
4 to w per cent from the lowest point oi
the day. The feature Of the market wSs
Western Union, which rose to 81 on reportS
concerning the annual meeting Tomorrow,
In the final sales there was generNl reac.
prices. Wv ''''
Transactions aggregated 2Is,OOO shares,
ol which 1000 were New York Central.
5000 Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, 10000
Northwestern common, 10000 preferred.
5000 Rock Island, 1900 st. Paul com.
mon, 5000 preferred, 1900 OhioS, Is. 600
Wabash, 1000 Delaware 4 Hudson. SS'160
Lackawanna, 10000 Michigan Central. 90OD
Z. c. Q. q l., $500 Morris q Fsse3. ana
26,OOO Western Union,
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Bishop Hall made an elaborate argu-
ment against the tendency 10 error OF the
church. Its ecclesiasticism was becoming
inferior TO that of the church OF Rome.
At the morning session the Episcopal
Convention unanimously asked the House
OF Bishops to consent to the erection OF
the Diocese Ct West Virginia.
Rev. DR.. Chase, Of Illinois, presented
papers regarding the erection Of two new
Dioceses in Illinois. Referred to the
committee TO whom were referred the pc.
tition Of Bishop White.ss
A message was received from the House
OF Bishops announcing the following:
That the House Of Bishops wish 10 i'm e.
press the clergy with the sOlemnity Of
the duty Of encouraging temperance and
the strictest morality; that they preach
and plead earnestly against gambling,
visiting improper places, and committing
the curse Of ante.natal murder. That
the House Of Bishops concurs with the
House Of Deputies that eaLh Missionary
Bishop shall have Jurisdiction over all
clergy in his district, and that he shall
preside over the court for the trial Of any
clerical oiiense within his Jurisdiction,
and shall summon as assistants in such
court any three Presbyters within his dis.
tricl, and II there are not 30 ny,,then he
shall summon three from any neighbor.
ing district sufficiently near.
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FRANCE.
What the Government Claims

1000 S ONSAH~ShA OAuilAS'
PARIS, October 9.-MinisteriaI pa.
pers announce that OF 1858 Republican
seats, winning by the Government OF III
is almost certain, while 40 more are ia.
yorable, SO that the Government will
have majority Of at least 20. The Left,
however, still reckons confidently on 400
seats.
FURTHER rERsECuTIoN OF GAMDErrA.
Gambetta is prosecuted for placard-
ing his Manifesto to the electors in the
twentieth arrondissement, on the streets;
not for its publication. The printer Of
the Manifesto has been summoned before
the Correctional Tribunal.
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THERE is no doubt but that the Cen
eral Episcopal. Convention In session at
Boston will confirm the action Of the
Virginia Diocesan Convention at Staun-
ton, and erect West Virginia into a sepa-
rate diocese. The House OF Deputies
passed Judge Thompson's bill to that
effect unanimously yesterday.
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nal reports: 'O"''
ooS CATTLE Receipts, $500; shipments
500, all good grades. Active aid nm.
changed; supply nearly exhausted. Native
y 95a5 %. Colorados good supply at
81 25ai %, all sold. Texas active al Il OOa
%. Butchers slow and easy at 81 2Ss
70. Stoekers dull, no bnyers.
hoGs-ReceiptS, l5,00G shipments, $500.
Heavy shipping strong. Bostons Is SOa
60. Philadelphias IS 70a5 so. PackerS
s. OOa5 IS. Light &c lower at SIS S5a5 10.
all sold. 'O''' w
ly unchanged.
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Weather Indications.


WAR DKPARTNkNr,
OBRicE OF THE CHIKR Si0SAL OFPIcRR,
WARRINGTON, D. C., Oct. l0-l a. 4.
rRoBAuLITiBS
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
veering to colder northwest
winds, pa.tly cloudy weather, rain areas
in the Ohio Valley, with higher pressure
For the Lower Lakes, increasing south.
east shifting to colder northwest winds,
cloudy and rainy weather, falling follow.
ed by rising barometer.
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Moman,s Nnllrngo Conrentlnn.

Boston, October 9.-Lucy Stone prc.
sided at the Woman's Suffrage State Con.
vention, and G. G. Burleigh made an
address. The resolutions favored an
equal distribution OF wealth and censur-
ed:the Secretary Of the Treasury. A dis
cus.ion followed upon the necessity for a
better way OF reclaiming the non.religi-
GUS and poor,
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CIreGtttelliqstrte1.


Al o'clock this morning our returns
from the Ohio election are just beginning
to come in. As far as received they show
A preponderance Of Democratic gains.
The latest news will be found under the
,elecraphic head.
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CANADA.

Hallway Treasurer Abscondcd
MONTREAL, October 9.-Mr. Foster, as
sistant treasurer Of the Grand TRUNK
Railway, has abscondsd. Amount MOI
vet known.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, N. j., October 9.-The Re-
publicans re-elect Mayor Yates by 3S1
majority over Pine, Democrat. The
next Common Council will stand-Re-
publicans 10, Democrats IL. The Work
ingmen's ticket polled 1919 votes,
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EAST LIBERTY, October 9.-CArrLR-R..
ceiptI to-day 629 head; all Tor sale here
mon 81 75a5 %. ON'0 10 e0'n'
HoGs-Reeeipts to-day s ,575 head, Phila.
delphias So 85l6 90, Workers S5 50aS Al R
SHEEr- Receipts to-day 900 head
Selling at 81 00a5 90. WV s"N'
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NEW YORK, October 0.-Business onlv
moderate with commission houses and i'm.
porter" and the jobblng trade Il LIGHT
Cotton goods quiet and steady. Prints
continue sluggish. Dress gingLams and
cotton dress goods In steady demand.
Rough overcoatings and low grade fancy
casimereS In fair REQUEST.
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sEAMrSoroN, October 9.-During gale
last evening two barges went ashore here:
one q total wreck. All hands, Eve men
and one woman, were lost.
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L1rrLE Rock, October 0.-The Grand
Lodge OF Masons to-day elected John F.
Hill Grand Master for the ensuing year.
The State Immigration Society met
here and elected a President Tor the ensu.
Ing year.
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yellow Fever Rcport.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October {. Three
deaths from yellow fever at Fernandina
since last report, and six new cases. The
supply Of food is becoming very short.
They are anxiously awaiting responses to
their last appeal for food and physicians.
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LONDON, October 9.-The steamer
Cornwall, which has been ashore in the
Avon, has been iloated aud proceeded to
her destination.
New York, October 9.-Arrivcd-
Steamship Bothnia, from Liverpool.
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ANArL meeting is to be held in Pitts.
burgh to-day. The Wheeling mills will
not begenernlly represented, and We pre-
sume nothing will result in the way Of
changes in the price. The demand for
nails is satisfactory enough but the price
islower than the lowest times before the
war. There is no need for specie pay
ments in order to buy cheap nails.
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TuE contract for building the engine
and A., machine house for the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling \ Kentucky Railroad, east OF
North street, was yesterday awarded TO
j. NJ. Brolie, at his bid OF $3.50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TnE crossing at the corner OF 10Th and
Jacob street has been lett in bad condi-
lion by the workmen who recently put
down some drain pipes on the street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-10

CHARLES KRoNYAEeER was thrown out
and bruised considerably by the runaway
team that created n ilutter Of excite.
nent on Main street last Sunday even.