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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-17
Personalities.

Revs. Armstrong and Jackson, of The
Episcopal Church, are absent at Stsun.
ton, attending the council of the church
Judge Thompson accompanies them as
vestryman.
Mr.. w. j. H Bowr, of the firm OF
Bown Il Good, nero handise brokers, has
our thanks for sample OF Salmon i
Henderson's -Four Seasons tobacco,
manufactured at Richmond. 1t is the
most palstable weed We have enjoyed for
some time.
Mr.. James Peters, of this city, left for
Beaver, Pa, yesterday, where he wss
united last night in the silken bonds OF
mstrimony, to Miss. II. J. Wray, of that
place. James has our hearliest congrstu-
la;ions and well wishes for the future.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. He'll, who has
been ill for some time past, Is conva-
lescing, ard was on the street yesterday.
Mr.. Z. K. Warner goes to St. Caths-
rines TO day, 10 make arrangements for
opening the Stephenson House and Sa-
line Mineral Baths at that place, the
first of next month.
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A Wheeling Tramp Sent Up.

Yesterday afternoon tramp entered
the residence OF Mr.. Peck, on Washing
ton street, and took therefrom dress
and overskirt belonging to his daughter,
Miss Mollie. Mollie gave pursuit and
captured him near Sixth street, getting
her cletbing back. The man WAS put in
the lookup, and an affidavit filed against
him charging him with petit larceny
Being brought up by Marshal Doyle, the
affidavit was read to him, and he said,
"Whst Is the value of the goods?"
The Mayor answered twenty-five dol
lars" "Guilty" Immediately responded
the prisoner. The man seemed to
thoroughly understand the difference be.
tween petit and grand larceny, and His
Honor remarked that be guessed the pris-
oner was an "old hand" He gave his
name as John UBren, and said he was
from Wheeling. The Mayor sentenced
him to pay a fine OF S25 and thirty days
imprisonment, and to make restitution
in double the amount of the goods taken.
Herald.
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TO ALL. PARTICULARLY
NVALID0, si-t" Z

Spring is q trying season; Indications Q.
sickness should at once be Gtended 70
Fatal diseases may be caused ~ allowing
he bowels To become consttpa. ed and the
ystem to remain in dtsordfred co9d4.
ion, until the disorder has ting todeSecp
itself An oup % Of prevention u worth
pound Of cure, fs an old and truthful say
Ing. Therefore, we advice all whs are
troubled With the complaints now very
prevalent--headache indigestion, dlsoro-
cred liver, want Of appetite, nausea OF
feverish skin, to take, without delay,
Scheuck's Mandrake Pills. We know OF
no remedy so harmless and decisive In its
ciion. IL At once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces healthy tone
TO the system. People never need suner
rom any disease arising from dtsordered
ondition OF the liver If they would take
his excellent medicine when they leei
he first indications OF the malady. Fami-
les leaving home for the summer montns
should take three or four boxes OF these
pills with them. They have an almost
instantaneous effect. They will relieve
the patient of headache In one or two
hour and will rapidly cleanse the liver
OF surrounding bile, and will ef1ectually
prevent bilious attack. They are sold
by all druggists
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MARTINS FERRY

MARTIN FhRh1.
Col. CHARLEswoRTH, of st. Clairs-
vile, was in town Tuesday.
THE miners at Rsiney's coal works are
out on strike since Monday last. They
demand q change of screen.
MRS. Russell who was TO address the
people here on temperance on Tuesday
night, was called to Pittsburgh, we under
stand, on that evening, much to the re-
greet Of the people here.
A GOOD many OF our citizens were
called to 81. Clsirsville this week, to give
testimony in the suit of Joseph Medill,
ESQ, against the corporation OF Martins
Ferry, Tor damages done to his property
in filling streets.
The prospect of Pittsburgh party
taking hold of the Ohio City Mill either
by buying or going in with the old COM
psny, at present seems very good, if some
of these dog-in-the.manger men (wbo
have heretofore been in the way oil any
negotiations towards starting the mlll)
dent interfere. The head negotistor
from Pittsburgh was here yesterday and
seem well pleased with the mill. Ifthls
party should get the mill it Is thought 1t
will start up in two or three weeks.
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per lib: bride SO oOa52 90 per doz. French
and German calf skin 81 6oa2 10 per H.;
Imerican skins 81 000l % per 10.
NAILS-The following are the prices
adopted by the Western Nall Association,
loo Der key less than the prices given be-
ing CHARGED for lots OF 200, and l0c extra
Tor half kegs: l0d 70 60d, y ~; 20 10
Sd, q IS; Cd 10 ID. - 10; ID to ID, SIS {;
OILS, 6o.IArd oil, sxtra No. winter
strained, IS; white 81 ST. W: 9. Miners
lamp 62c; Ldnssed oil. 8oaScc. Turpentine
6Oa6Sc. Lubricating, sc.
PkOVISIONS-f1rm; new mess PORK
u7 90; sugar CURED hams, llhalzc; sugar
cured shoulders Skc; plain shoulaers
Tkc; breakfast bacon. l01Sal2c; clear sfdes
loo. Choice new Lard lie IN 1Iefces
and ia1$c in kegs butchers lard ie>>fS.- Aoss
pOTATOESIOldi In better demand and
very scarce at 81 89l 40; new S ~ per
bushel and % 50 per barrel.
RA0S-Demand moderata; 292hc Per 10
RICE-Choice Carolina &c; prime 5fc
com mon Sc: Louisiana $40.
SNUFF-70c; do In boxes OF SIX dos.'U ~
sEEDsLMarket dull at an advance Of Is
cents timothy, which Is quoted NJ y n
Kentucky Blue Grass ~ . orchard Grass
q q. Glover $40 COAL 50: Sapltng Glover
Sll Scala 10. Red Top - o..
TALLOW-Steady At 7Hc for country.
TOBACCO-Firm. Navies, d2a6Oc, accoru'
ing 10 brand twists unchanged At 0aIoc
WHEELING STOGIES-Seli ~ sio o
WOOL--Market firm; ine washed Sa4ec
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In this court yesterday the case OF
Kemp VS.. Drs. Edwards and Mccoy,
charged with malpractice, which was
commenced Tuesday, occupied the entire
day, and was still on trial after court
adjourned.
POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER.
Albert Price, disorderly conduct, fined
two dollars and costs. Committed for
thirty days.
Jabez Gosney, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
George Boyce, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Committed cor thirty DAYS.
VIM. Delvelin, .orestslling the market,
case dismissed.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Quiet and firm.
STATE BoNDs-Steady.
SToCKs-Ths market was heavy and
lower in early dealings and there was q
disposition to SELL mere especially West
ern Union and the trunk lines. The de
cline ranged from ! to /; Per cent. Sub.
sequently coal stocks advanced l@2 per
cent, and there was q recovery OF nj
per cent. in the entire list later.
Towards the close the market was frmer,
especially for coal stocks, which adj
vanced 10 AZ for Morris and Essex, 40t
for Delaware and Hudson and 45t
for Delaware, Lsckswsnns and Western.
Final sales were at fractional
reaction from the best prices, and the
ger ersl list rose to ! per cent on the
prices current. AT the two o'clock call
New York Central rose TO 92t, Lske
Shore to 52i, Western Union TO 60,
Michigan Central to AT, Rock lslsrd to
92i, Pacific Mail to III, Northwestern
preferred to 45t, AID St. Paul preferred
10 Ash Chicago and Alton, which closed
yesterday at IS bid, was offered at 83!,
the best bid being 81. The advance on
coal shares this 'ternoon was based on q
rumor that President Gowsu, of abe
Reading, had telegrsphed from London
favorable answer in regard TO the
stoppsge of the production tor month.
The weakness in Western Union was
caused by some large sales. The largest
business of the day was in Delaware,
Lackswanns and Western, Western
Union and Lake Shore. 1t is said that
the recent order of Lake Shore, notifying
the fast freight lines that at the e1pirs-
ton Of their contracts renewals could
not be made. except at 8 material sd-
vance, grows out Of the pooling
arrangement recently adopted by the
trunk lines. II was reported to-day thst
the Pennsylvania Coal Company has
made q contract tor The transportation
of coal at considerable rec uction on the
old arrangement. The transactions on
the Stock Exchange today aggregated
5000 shsres of which $3.50 were
New York Central, 10000 Lake Shore,
!, 500 Northwestern, 5000 Rock Island,
{, 600 st. Paul, $500 Michigan Central,
| 500 Ohlos, $500 Delaware, Laeks-
wanna and Western, 800 Delaware
and Hudson, s,700 Morris and Essex,
u, 700 Western Union, and l,6O0 Pacific
Central,
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
| showed about feet inches.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
yesterday morning.
The Market boy departed for Msts-
morss yesterday.
The Express left for Pittsburgh yes
terdsy morning about Al o'clock, with q
big trip of freight
The Granite State, for Pittsburgh,
passed yesterday at noon.
The Emma Graham en- route to Gin
cinnati, is due down to-day.
The Rsgon will probably resume her
place in the Petersburg trade on Satur-
day.
The Ed Hobbs with tow of iron ore
arrived from st. Louis.
Mr.. Henry seaman has commenced
transacting business at his new wharf
boat, and is agent for the steamers + nina
Graham, Salt Valley, Courier, Carrie
Brooks, Exchange and Granite State.
The towboat Nv Choice, which srrIv-
&c III Cincinnati Sunday night with a
tow of coal from Pittsburgh, is credited
with having made the quickest run that
has ever been made by any other steamer
To this port. She left Deadu.a ans Island,
just below Pittsburgh, Friday morning,
and ran very slowly for two nights un-
der dark sky, arriving ut Waters
Landing at Coal Haven, Sunday even
ing, % days out. Her tow consisted OF
IA pieces OF $50 600 tons.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May l6.-Rivcr 4 feet
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE May l6.-Rivcr falling
with 8 feet irch in the canal. Weather
warm.
MEMPHIS, May l6-River fell
inches, and now stands at 26 feet 4
inches. Weather clear; maximum Their
mometer IS degrees. Arrived-Hsrd
Cash, White river; Tale, ST. Louis;
Thompson Dean, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, May l6.-Arrived- Future
City, New Orleans; City Of Vicksburg
st. Louis Depsrted-Hickory, Ohio
river; Future City, St. Louis. River 32
feet inches and rising Weather cloudy;
mercury IS.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.-Arrived-Wsr
Eagle, St. GenevIeve, Vicksbnrg, Lsdy
Lee, Peoria. Departed-Wsr Eagle,
Keokuk; Lady Lee, Peoria; Red Wing,
ST. Paul; Kinney, Kansas City. River
rose one foot. Weather rainy.
EVANSVILLE, May 16.-Weather
cloudy and raining; mercury "a to IS,
wind from the South. River 10 feet on
the gauge and falling Port List-Up
-ldlewild, Smith. Overwhelming
Star. Business dull. The Damsel with
Dan Rices' circus let for Wabash river
to-day.
CISCINNATI, May l6-River 10 feet
4 inches and falling. Westher warm
and partly cloudy. MISUNDERSTANDING,
Tennessee river; Laura l.. Davis, St.
Louis; j. d. Parker, Memphis; Mary
Houston. New Orleans. Departed
Cons. Millsr, Memphis; Charles Morgan,
New Orleans.
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CHICAGO, MAY To- Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Active but
lower; No.2 Chicago spring 81 623 cash
81 GA seller June; 81 IS seller July; No
8 81 asa Corn-Upsettled and lower at
50tc cash; 5lsc seller June; SAFE seller
,JuIy. Osts-Dull and lower At Alto
cash and seller June. Rye-Easier At
SAC. Bsrley-At 7O@75c seller May
pork--Dull, weak and lower at sl4 OOG
IA O5 cash; Sl4 OH seller June; sl4 ~
seller July. Lsrd-Dull, weak and lower
50 III cash; 50 l7A99 20 seller June;
50 27}69 SO seller July. Bulk Meats
Quiet and weak. Whsky-Dull and
lower at 81 OF.
On Call Board-Wheat- Unsettled
and lower at 81 60 cash; 81 Git seller
June; 81 81 seller July. Corn-Hesvy
and lower al 493c seller June. Oats
Unchanged. Pork-Wea k, heavy and
lower at $lS IS seller June; sl4 20 seller
July. Lard -aesvy and lower At 50 OF!
seller June; 50 l5@9 20 seller July.
PHILADELPHIA. May l6-Flour-
Inactive; extra So OO@S %; Minnesots
family 50 2569 IS; Pennsylvania
SO 759lO %; high grades $40 OO@l2 %.
Wheat-Inactive and lower; red ~ 90;
amber 81 lO(92 Is; white 50 90. Rye
Western at 81 90. Corn Dull and
lower; yellow 6s@69c; mixed &c. Oats
White western steady At SIC; mixed
sec. Cloverseed- Normally at l2@
l5c. Timothy-Unchsnged. Pork-At
SIG OO@l6 so; smoked hams Sll 6ol9
II on; picked SO 50@l0 90. Lard-At
lOi6llc. Butter-Firm; western extra
23(G24. Enthusiastically; western fancy
l4(6l4b. Eggs-At 1908. Petroleum
Quiet and nominal. Whisky-West.
ern at 81 II.
MILWAUKEE, May l6.-Flour-Dull
and demoralized. Whest-Dull and I'M
settled; opened at decline OF &c, and
closed weak No. l Milwaukee 81 80; No.
2 Milwaukee 81 ut; seller June ii AT;
seller july 81 75t; No. 3, 81 "a. Corn
Dull and lower; No. 2 52lc. Osts-ln
fair demand but at lower rates; No. =
s9ic; white nominal at 4S@45c. Rye
Dull; No. ! GOO. Bsr.ey-Quiet and
firm; No. 2spring SIC; No. ., Acc.
TOLEDO. May l6. - Flour - Dull
Wheat-Dull; No. white Michigan at
81 80; extra do So 10; amber Michigan
spot 81 03; seller June 81 %; No
2 do 81 So; No. 2 red winter and
seller June 81 973. Corn Opened weak
and lower and closed weak At inside
prices; high mixed spot at 64lc; seller
juno 55c; seller Angus, 69jc; No. z
spot AT 533c; seller June SAFE; seller ia y
56ic; seller Angus: 5Sic; No. ] white
59ic; rejected at SIC; damaged i4!c.
Oats-Dull; No. 2 47c.
PITTSBURGH, May l6.-Petroleum-
Dull; crude at 81 l33 at Psrkers
refined at l4,c Philadelphia delivery.
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CURED AFTER TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS SPENTIN VAIN.
RooTsTowN. OHIO, March %, 1876


DR.. K. Fenner, Fredonis, n. Y.-Desr
Sir:--lf you want one of the best testi-
monials of your Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic, you can get 1t of Mr..
James Phelps. ofthis place. He Is re-
liable man, and had been sick five years
and spent some two thousand dollars for
medicine and treatment. One halt dozen
bottles of your remedy cured him. He
had an sbscess that was dischsrging,
when he commenced taking the medi-
cine, from 3 pint to quart day. He
was unable TO leave his bed. Is now
about and attending to his business. The
sbscess entirely healed before be had
taken three bottles. He has been the
means of our selling very much of your
medicines here, and everybody likes
them. We, as agents, would like very
much tn have you write him for state
ment Of his exact condition.
Yours Truly,
GRERN x SPELMAN, Merchants.
1t is now everywhere conceded that
this is remedy never heretofore equsled
in curative value. 1t accomplishes sever
al important indications, chief among
which may be mentioned:
l. 1t completely cle.nses and purifes
the blood, quickly overcoming constips.
ton, causing the liver to throw of its
bile, and cleansing the entire slimentary
canal, Kidding it of worms and other
vermin inhsbiting an unhealthy stomach
and bowels. This action renders it
peculiarly valuable IN the weaknesses,
thick and impure blood, billiousness and
Institutes incident to the change from
winter TO spring. 1t causes those feeling
dull, heavy, headachy, oppressed and
blue to become clearheadeded and cheer.
full within two days time. In thus re-
moving all humors from the blood, it
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NEI,iHBORllUOD NEWS.
Interesting BeIIaiTe liems-Ffnan-
cial Condition Of Bridgeport. DC.


BELLAlKE.
HOUSE cleaning occupies the matron''
time.
The Benwocd mills are running full
force.
FREIGHT shipments over both railroads
are good this season.
FIVE hundred hards are employed 10
the Benwood nail works.
No Council Tue, day evening, as a
quorum juld not be had.
YESTERDAY WAS windy and bad for
ladies to appear on the streets.
The croquet fever has broken out
among young and old alike.
The city should uni orm her police IS
they are handsome set OF men.
THERE are several boats loaded with
ties for the B. u S. w. r. K lying at the
wharf.
The new Board of Street Railway Di-
rectors meet at TIER stable office, At p.
N. to-day.
Ir has been determined that negro
children cannot attend school with the
whites here.
Ma. W. n. COPELAND, OF ST. Cisirs.
vile, assistant county auditor, WIS il
town Yesterday.
THE city cooler affords eeping apart
meuts tor q number OF imblbers ot the
Intoxicating fluid.
MARSHAL DRUGAN and Deputy Nc
CormIck housed three OF the IS. u ). w.
K. K. hands for drunkenness, yesterday
afternoon.
LAWRENCE MONDAY got gioriously
drunk on Tuesday, aud was pulled III By
Officer Mccormick and fined 81 and
costs. He paid his money and went on
his wsy rejoicing.
LAST Tuesday cvenin., VIM. Barr and
Decker Huffman induiged IN little 'set
to- hear the school house. Coz stable
Roder arrested the young men and held
them in bail tor trial last evening.
PATRICK CoYLE filled himself with an
over-qusnuty OF ''potheen' and run
against Officer McCoTcick. Pat bet he
could handle the 'shillaleh with any of
the by es," Tor which he was assessed -
and costs. Pad.
EDWARD CUMMISs, An old sinner,
WAS taken IN Tuesday and cared for
by officer Mccormick. Yesterday
morning he was released upon a
promise that he would sign the
Murphys and drink 10 more.
Mccormick thinking, perhaps, it was a
new dodge to evade paying 3 fine, &C.
Companled Cummlrs to place where
the Murphy cards were to be found, and
saw him write Edward Cumlnins" IN a
bold, yet remolIng hand upon that s;aid
relief Tor old imbOeIs.
BRIDGEPORT.
DIS. Cook Il ELDER have Two rooms
lifted up in the Club room building for
office and dental work.
The attendance upon Mrs. Russells
temperance lectures was not as good as
ut former times. She goes from here TO
Martins Ferry.
The La Belle Glass Company is re-
ceiving large orders from the far west.
1t is probable that the works will run
until the last OF June.
THE last of our bonded indebtedness
has been discharged, and for the coming
year the only levy is 10 cents on the 500
Tor road purposes. The State, county
and municipal levy will not exceed sl.46 |
per 500. The tax for the Ohio Valley
pike will cease with the current wear.
The committee also give summary of |
financial matters for the last ten years,
which We have not space to reproduce.
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Runaway.

Yesterday evening mule team at
tached TO wagon loaded with
bsled hay, took fright and ran away.
The mules scared at the water running
in the cross gutter on Chapline and
Twenty-fourth streets. The "ofl' mule
jumped and broke the outside trace, and
started down Twenty-fourth and on to
Union street. where he was stopped.
Just Ms the team started it came near
colliding with street car that was on
Twenty-fourth, between Market and
Chspline streets. No material damage
was done, but there was considerable ex-
element among the street car passengers.
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Old Coins.

While number of workmen Were
OF gagged at work in cut on the Georges
Greek railroad, running through the coal
mines between Piedmont and Cumber-
land, a few days since, about five hun
ured silver half dollars, bearing dates
from 1908 to 1913 were uDesrthed. The
appearances OF the soil surrounding the
ins indicated that the money had been
buried in wooden box, and that the
wood had entirely rotted away. When
or by whom buried Is mystery, of
course, and will probably remain so
forever.
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ACOnyict Breaks an Arm

The engineer at the penitentlary, q
convict, while working about the ma
chlncry in the building, yesterday, be-
came caught i'll some way by one OF the
belts, and one of his arms was broken just
above the wrist. Fortunately the en-
CINE was stopped Immediately, and the
mans life WAS saved. Besides being
broken, his arm was badly twisted ana
bruised.
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The Children's Home.

The friends of the Children's Home
propose to again engage in one OF those
very enjoyable festivals, where young
and old have exhibited such unbounded
enthusiasm. The affair is to come OFT
the second week in June. All interested
in the matter are invited to meet the
managers ut the Home on Monday, DIST
inst, at three o'clock, =. NJ.
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A Faithful Kaichman.

Mr.. j. T, Ferral, Waterman at Ford's
Crossing, South Wheeling, has been at
his station just one year the 18th inst,
and during that time be has stood watch
fifteen hours each day, not missing an
hour during the whole year. No acci.
dents have occurred since Mr.. Fsrral has
been in charge of the watch.
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TransEers of Real Estate.

The following transactions in real
estate were received at the office Of the
county clerk yesterday.
Deed made December II, 1876, from
Henry Helfenbine and w,ie to VIM. T.
Covev and wife, tract of land, being
part of subdivision ID. of the Shepherd
estate, containing SO acres; tor 81 ,9l2.
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Buy Flowers at Speyer Bros.

Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. W. Ferreps. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 4 to 8
cents; "A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
ln proportiOn.
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wheeling stock Yards.

WHEELING, May Is, 1877.
Live stock received at the Wheeling
stock yards during the last two weeks:
Cattle, 3 car leads; western 81 head and,
Is head of homo raised. Hogs, 90 h"4d.
Cattle sold from 44c to SIC, and hogs
sold from Al TO 6tc.
VIM. BAYHA, Secretary
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athretiug &egi5tcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

-Msntle and Pier Glasses-G. Mendel
Booth Il Go.
Bankrupt Notice.
Cocoa Matting-Friend i Son.
Flower Pots-Cummins IL Woods.
o U. A. Nj. Funeral Notice.
II. Seamon-People's Whsriboat.
Snow Csses-A X. Morehesd Il Co.
ICe-RObert Luke.
Notice-R. II. Sweeney.
Plum bers-Trimble IL Horn brook.
Base Ball-Live Oaks Us. Standards
, First Page.
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PIANOS FOR BEGIENERs.-S evera
good 6 octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, for sale or rent on easy terms, at
ADAMS s. LUCAS,
1917 Marke street
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, May l6.-MoNEY-Cloeed
easy at 292t per cent. Prime mercantile
paper St(94t per cent. Customs receipts
S263,000. The Assistant Treasurer DIS
bursed $246 900. Clesrings Sl1 00o,-
600. Sterling, long 4S7i short 400!
shipments OF specie to-day $4,000.
GoLD-Opened at l07, advanced to
1914 and closed at l07. Carrying rates l
to 2 per cent Borrowing rates fat.
SILvER--At London $4,000.
GnxERNMENrs-S and higher