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DAMERIOUE IN A GALE.
The staneh Steamship Westhertng the Storm
Her Crew Sent Ashore.

=,
loo, go,oa a,ruoL tho coaat hero vestcrdnv thot
We, s"'oo , s'' uoA Wv 80 .'.. A. 80 NJ
on Friday IL began TO blow from east northeast
and continued increasing until s 2. NJ. Ate
49, ' 7 49, :. a,
o'clock 1t blew from due east. and from III r. NJ
until go this morning il blew n hurricane,
,,i,h hon,,r aoo mn A,,ori,,,o oxnorionond
WV "' '", ~ ~ ~ f,
tho full force OF the blow All hands were work
ing on her all of Friday night and had worked
her dowhto her ahchor' npou' oVV iec.' wncn uio
sea Increased so that they had 10 quit
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George +. Stanton was arragnci before Jus
tice Ouerbourg yesterday charge Of stealing hat
when asked by the magistrate what he had to say he
drew himself up to his full height AMI said; Il was
Lie Governor OF Ohio under Hayes also had
the last appointment Judge OF the supreme Court
fought in the late war. and Tor my services got sword
and t20up1"
You are charged with stealing hat" Interrupted the
Justice
might have taken It through absence Of mind while
lahoring problems in the higher maulemauc and
algebra" the prisoner responded
Three hundred dollars haii
II will give Nou cerunci check FOR $50 oO1 ami get
out wit Of hHbeaS corpus AterWard That officer !
will break II II costs me ~ OBJ snOr and have got
kkrifi
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Looking for the Man who Killed All Funr.

Leo Alum the Chinaman. who was arrested IN
February on the charge OF numbering All Flung at II
Forsyth street and who subsequently discharged by
Coroners Jury, rcarrestci yesterday on the same
charge All Lay Fang Fou and Row Wow friends Of the
murdered man, proiessed 10 have discovered that Lee
ANN had changed good deal Of money into gold, and
secretly preparing to Zee 10 California. jusure
DUy the prisoner Coroner Croker and thcn dis.
CHARGED him A warrant wa, ISSUED for the arrest oi
Tung chi alias liza Ia, who Is supposed TO be the real
Grim al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-25

Mr.. Alexander L. McNab. whose law Office Is
at ~ Nassau street. started for his home ON the l7th
inst and has only twice sincc-once at the Al
bon restaurant where he called to collect rent b and
In the Sidehoardn ale store, at Fourth avenue and
Twenty eighth street whose proprietor he legally
lie lived 6 East 2rth street when he lett the side
board he going to the deno To take He had
a. least $40 In his pocket aud he wore heavy gold
watch and chain. He usually tcegrAphcd 60 his wife
when business called him out Of the city for few
hours lie is about ~ years old, with fair compile Nlbn
and blonde side whskors and aud wore dark
suit VI eIOlAes and a SILK Int
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Church Disruption Threatened.

The dsfeowship of Plymouth Church 10y the
Clinton Avenue ,Brooklyn Congregational Church is re-
garu by many OF the leading members Of the church
only question Of time, and the Boccher element In the
congregation which is much larger than In Or storrs
church. are naturally excited. Tho allegiance ~ tho
heecet d9'tirs 20 strong That some fear spit from
the church, The ouispuk,n icnunciaunn ot flVmuuth
Church hN the pastor nui other member, when the iyi.
tatnn Ia die Puritan Council was rejected has already
lcd 10 the request by Mrs + u Blake one ut the most
conspicuous members nj the church. latter tn ~, M
Omh Nhnrah IMo ruor wa klAnlod MIthuut dss Mssum
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Arrived -~AfrNrY. Feb "a
- Acapulco. tiHri. A-IiuWa'l Feb u.s.
:. Arrt-ou Hr. = nous Bristol lth. :.
= AIh. mario. t,ilN, lsfr,
- Batavia M. Notltil. iiNcrppoL
- tnrt,- Freeman. iiliu.v
:. thrsaintht. Na-.im 70 r'iifh
s>ciu ui l.. nin.ni ~ L.uNL. Liverpool Feb ~
auh Queenstown l1N
:. ilcriAn Li,ir, .t,n Nllipf savannah Feb u
:, Nrrkar Ger M!n.rfni. B.,mcn FEB 40 and south
ami lNif
riis Aulia owen T. tun-in Matan<as
llis Nas,r. no. shaw Haitian
BARI lli.'o-iHri 50. Petersen, Liverpool
Bank LiiiHu. ~ ,.i ttA,
Ai-o. the u>4,I ritrr tni fli-fwi.t vcs-fs
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Judge Sutherland declined to admit Joe Co.
burn the pugiis TO bnll Yesterday An ahche ot the
District Attorneys onlce said Nobnrn Is not gong Ia
be- hulod Rnd there Is not power enough IN the city or
county Of NcW YORK Ia procure hal for nm, ,WufhS
wounds Hle stan rcsh and he /, very Mrhk III array
hn. hHtn psscuod, and on Tue stay uuAi Do, ~
10 be delcnded Dy Edgar NJ. Chapman and Charles W.
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\ Clergymnn's Insanity.

The wife Of the Rev. George Mort ioli the
sr~y 'y police yesterday that her husband Is insane
spr was arrested shout three weeks ago Tor attempting
Ahnoi Depot Master Cntin. ana he, after arrest at
smplcd twice 10 Ian. hmsclfn tho cell llis insanity
y" Saussd W The loss vi his laN oI6 child.
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PouGuKrErsIF. Feb 2l.--Th. ice in the Hud.
between here Iud NcN York Q. broken and moving
with tile tide II b. expected tut navigation bctwesI
here and Sew York Nilbcsiu neat week
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Dusintss Noiit,s.

IL Operates I'ae Magic. Mrs wl>SLowa
SuuiN- ia ilrsi f'i iiiIt., -uIbNs the gums
l,du, rs inflammation AIM. go iuu
Grnticmcn'- Haas. -SIfin, siy', are ready for In
81, il0n AMI .aic At f>PENs, llEDs Us Nassau Il
a Cough neglected may lead 10 serious rc
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"I[oly Week in Rome" George Peabody"
'"Thc Laie Rc,. Riehud fmer" by lhe Roy D, hfeni
ley, arc CW Of She Interesting ARTICLES iu f"Nh isNf
S,adip MiVnhi, tor March nov ready rr'cc, ~ SCENTS
gOr sale ever! where. ADO.
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Ox.te,, fpr The EumIshIuQ.

Mcssrs. q. T.. Maltby 4 Co.. Al Harrison street.
have supplied many poor families with oysters ggaiui'
tou-lv tins winter They also furnished the Martha
Washington reception with barrels OF delicious lN"iN,a
Tor ihu uNNr.
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MiRINE INTELLIGENCE.

nfNf,rr7r NNASA.-rits nav
Sun riscs ... u lu san sH'. ~ MoNn sets.
iuDu utr.i--flu. rAl
Sandy Hook. o3 iov island % - ilc inte.... ~
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Use Ouinas Tnstoloas Cod Liver on, Limo
and Wild thcuy Sold W druggists Depot boM.gJ'
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snHo, WORTH - .l', hai' IA
1ssUls, y!yV, Ns.h ". - H.u ..",sA al ". sSAi,A
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THvr'r eayodn - u.,as A'Ss,ra's asr-
n.". l.a-Ati. ry"l .i.,
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Unaunlred shirts, Wamsu;ta muslin, linen
ho-oia,. 81 each BRUSH hnl hnse. que lAir ".
JVhnsV 29V O,aud y, also ~ VIII sN coz 4Vif 4'-'h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26

Accommodation Train leaves Bellaire at $40 IN
and arrived at steubenyillO at CHS Pm.
Special accommodation tnlinu leave Bellaire Al
wv AN. and 1850 r. NJ; Bridgeport 1905 AN. and
100 peA,i arrive nj Martins Ferry 1918 Am. and
ilb Pm. Returning leave Martins Ferry III 1880
A. n. and S:.OP NJ; BrldgeportlI;I A. NJ and $3.50
Nj arrive ut BellRire ut Il:65 A. n. and S:i6 r. ~
Tickets to all principal points In the East anu
West can 10 procured ut the Union Ticket Utiire
M'Lure House, and at tho station at Bridgeport.
+. K. MYERS,
ues General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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BROWNSVILLE, Is, February 24.-Gen.
John N. Cortina was arrested to-day at
5 o'clock and placed in the military
prison. II Is believed that he will be
court marshaled and shot for not obeying
the order of PRESIDENT Diaz to present
himself at the City OF Mexico to answer
Tor his conduct OF the frontier for the
past len months. General Corales, Gov
ernor Of the State, is outside Of Mata-
moras with 1900 men, and will aid Cen
eral Blanco to suppress any attempt on
the part of Cortina's friends to rescue
him. There is great excitement in the
city, and partisans Of Cortina are flying
to the Texas side OF the Rio Graude. The
authorities express themselves US tho
roughly prepared to maintain order and
execute the law IN case Of an attempt at
disorder.
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TRANSPORTATION.
baltimore d OHIO RAILROAD.

pAly o1eOpt ahhuay'
=, No. STOPS o. all Stations between Wheeling and
Cumberlandj No, q stops al all Stations LCtwrsS,
Wheeling and Grafton; No, makes dIFCCt Connec.
lions for all points South.
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WASHINGTON, February 24.-In the
Senate to-day, Mr.. Mcdonald asked the
unanimous consent to take up the reso-
luton Of the House, in regard to the life
and character Of the late Speaker Kerr.
lie said the matter had been delayed I'M.
Ill now on account Of his absence from
the city, having been member Of the
Louisiana Investigating Committee.
Mr.. Edmunds objected to ANYTHING
being considered while the count was in
progress. He was cory to interpose an
objection, as he knew the deceased per.
sonally, and entertained the highest re-
spect for him. The matter was then
lrOpped.
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Gire1atelli9euce1.
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Declaration by tho Nichols Gov.
ernment III Louisiana.


New ORLEANS, February 24.-In the
Nichols Legislature, Mr.. Kidd, Of Jack
son, offered the following declaration OF
the House Of Representatives Of the
State OF Louisiana;
1--WE, the representatives Of the people
Of the State Of Louisiana, elected 6y and
direct from tho people, fully aware, from
positive knowledge, OF the feeling and
determination which mpel and control
them, do declare that under no circum.
stances will the people Of this State pay
tribute TO any other State government
than that in the hands Of the.man Of their
choice, their truly elected Governor,
Francis I. Nichols, and do further de.
clare it an utter impossibility TO gather
the taxes by any other authority, and
that any attempt to gather them by other
authority than the Nichols government
will not only prove abOrtive, but
will lead to lamentable civil strife,
itnot to bloodshed and actual war, and
we Representatives Of the people Of the
State, do solemnly declare, aud We are in
perfect sympathy with the people, and
under all circumstances will aid, enCour-
age and maintain them.
Mr.. Bridger, Of Caldwell, moved 10 re-
Ter the resolution TO the Committee on
Federal Relations. This motion was
tabled.
On motion Of Mr.. Gillespie, Of CAM
eronJ the resolutions We're nnanimo usly
adopted.
Mr.. Kidd in presenting the documents,
said its intention was to inform the world
plainly OF the determination oil the PEG.
pie. The following correspondence exp
lains itself:
70 Hon. Geo. B. johnson, auditor:
Sm;-I perceive in the public prints a
resolution adopted by the so.called Mich.
oils Legislature, declaring that under no
circumstances will the people Of this State
pay tribute to any but Nichols tax col
leCtors, and that any attempt to gather
taxes by other authority will not only
prove abortivc, but lead to bloodshed
and war. 1t is part Of the history Of the
State, that almost. precisely and similar
resolutions were adopted by the so.called
Mclnery Legislature during the first
year OF my predecessors administration
aud were backed up by regularly organ
led tax resisting organizations. viii
you please inform me, for public inform
alton, what amount Of State taxes were
actually collected that year, and what
proportion the collections bore to the tax
collections OF previous years.
[Signedl SD. PACKARD.
70 His Erceilency, Cor. Packard:
sR-In reply to your inquiry of this
date have the honor to inform you that
by the records OF this office it appears
that the total amount OF revenue from
all sources collected during the year 1873
was $S,5l4,000, while collections during
the year 1872 aggregated S4,S74,OOO. 1t
must, however be borne in mind that the
revenues OF 1878 were based upon assess.
ment OF S22S. 100000, at rate Of taxa
ton Of lag mills on the dollar, while those
for the year 1872 were on mn assessment
Of S25O,594,000, at the. rate Of 81 ] mills
On the dollar, showing proportionately
much larger and closer collection Of
taxes during the year 1873,
Very respectfully,
]. B. JOHNSON, Auditor.
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New York.

New YORK, February "a. Cotton
Dull at 12}5al@Ac. FlOur-Only limited
export home trade demand. Wheat-Dull;
shippers holding of, triAing milling de.
mand; prices unchanged. RSe-Firm;
western SlaSic. Barley-Dull and de.
Ginning; No. . Canada 95a$1 90; No. l, 81 GOA
/ 05. Malt-Dull; Canada 81 l5a1 zoe. Corn
Only limited business for export home use;
western mixed dull ut 5S1SaG4c; steam
mixed 59a50 Nc; yellow 59Hc Oats-Dull
and unchanged. Hay-Firm; shipping zoe.
llops-Dull; yeNrlings Sale; new western
l0al6c. Cotiee-Quiet; Rio cargoes l7Na
90hc gold. Sugar-Firm; fair 10 good re.
lining 99Ga9Ssc; prime 9s4c. MolaSses and
Rice-Steady and in moderate demand.
Whisky-Sl llal 12.
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That IntermInabIe NJ. Louis In.
Surance Company.

ST. LOUIS, February 24.-The grand
jury to-day returned 10 the Criminal
Court an Indictment against Henry W,
Pugh, President, and John l.. Pierce,
Secretary, OF the Life Association Of
America, charging them with perjury in
signinB a statement, which they knew to
DO false, Of the financial condition Of the
Association Of December /, 1876. The
directors Of the Association sent com.
munication 10 the grand Jury yesterday
asking them to call for a production Of
The books and papers Of the Association
and 10 take the testimony OF Its officers
representing the statement mon which
the indictments were founded. The iury
gave no heed 10 the request and re-.
turned an indictment against two Of ia
signers. Both gentlemen entered into
bonds for 81 800 to uppear:to answer the
charges.
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90. Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
from steubenyllle and Columbus through ISitIglt
Change, TO Cincinnati, Louisville, INDIANAPOLIS and
81: Louis, and from Columbus to Chicago.
The pleasure seeker or those seekinR Homer IN n,
neH, should call on or address the undersigned for
through tinc tables, maps, land Circular and fur
ther Information.
W. L. UBRIEN,
donl Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 2lg High
direct, Columbus, Ohio. Ia23
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The HempfieId Railroad Co.

And JOgEPH II. RFAT. wTTTTAAt NvnDVNt.&,
and ". n uiIGUIR1r ,rsn.tans Wo"hhhN
WIIEEI iNl pITcrSpi,ptiI =, dc,i NY iht
RAILROA u fSOMPA NY ~ M. - pphni Al!
To- and oti NJ ali ~ Lststa ~, Y, snSnA ", w
mixed. Rhd irSnrhisS, NM -, ~ lS.S1nAli anu
HemDheII RaiiSnSj ComnSnS w. NJ NJ tne 4iu
Inc noaseS,ion nT nnl NJ .Snt, W game Y
JoSebh II. Reai wIiIiSm wosS.,.a,i ~ ine Sail
HuRhaTi. TTiISlaas ~ sjiho, ~ a.. auu w. "
SesTlon ar eontTni ~ AZ Iii wjS " y the ~
burRh A BAltIInoTs RSiIrnSa co,,,r MSehns, filu-
naniS, inclniInV the oNtir. 1.Ilni n usuS zen
RI0hts al WSv' enITS,ts hsS11Ha n..i noaaH-De1i
~. CroSS.iieS ,fSSct MI. Il ~ t hnes, naSoh'
T6Fnonia TiiTn.tSSlas ". s,O.,,,u SNI1chts
ali Ibe IanSs StStioI iI N.,.t 1Osethet wan
Grounds ami RrjIjInns i,'Iss sesi peP9uL DehOl
ConnIieS ~ usShJnn.bn' y ny anu Ueiuy " Tue
morSIand n M S,s,s ~ aneSneny, anu west
betWeen ma a. ~ .Os,.s.uin ,!ii Auu lltuale
RaiiWSX n Crson"S,,s' A. ~. lIp q ine sald
WeitmSrsIsr1 Sn5 ,hSh ~ tne sna county o.
BoneTal IA iv1e Gl
DSnSsSi ToSvnHb Su " o. aid
West VirrinnN H. ,So IJ o. reninsSvanla and
ioSether Sith III ~ nuI su Mnnglon,
whatSoevsr. and ala III ~. - aiS
sues. IneomeS' and prnh,s ~ ~ LII K "
heTpaiicT STivsJ n tSan, -. IN y, t
ihe Ilse of ~ isSysI m IN III I.TI Instn from
paTt Thereof: Snd also III Inc CSr1 EnSin, " Ay
mott Tes. Tender. iionc.tSrS GIrS E"SinSS. Loco
RsS se FHtr ssa rhnS Ssh and fFSSR SSsyy
!eaanees whatsoever belonging TO or used In the
Of md ali oSsE U,opSltT rSS any part there
now oT ia,siv ovp" %P ~ ie, PetTs2nai or mixed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26

RAlLIoAD BoNDs-Dull; the most i'm.
portant change was in Hannibal & st. Joe
convertible, sale OF which was reported
ut so, against S3IS yesterday.
STATE BoNDS-Steady.
sToCEs-The market was heavy and
lower in the early dealings, except for coal
roads, which advanced, but subsequently
fell of in sympathy with the remainder Of
the list. New York Central declined from
954 TO 9ilI. Lake Shore from 40 to Az,
Western Union from G5 to G3H. A,&P.
Telegraph from 20 to 10. Michigan Cen.
trail from il54 to 4OIS and Rock Island
from 99h to 90. st. Paul preferred ad.
vaneed from 4G's to NIX and Northwestern
preferred from 50M to 6l9S. The recovery
in the general list, after midday, ranged
from q to u per cent. Among the coal
stocks Delaware & Hudson rose from
46A TO 4S5S, reacted TO AK and recovered
to 1SlS. Delaware, LackawRnna& Western
rose TO G22, reacted to 81 and rallied 10
6lA. Morris 4 Essex advanced from SOL
to soy and New Jersey Central from lOX
to NJ. The. transactions aggregated lSS,.
900 shares. of which, 1900 were New
York Central, $500 Lake Shore, 1900
Rock Island, 5000 Pacific Mail, IS, 800 ST,
Paul preferred, G3,7OO Western Union, 20.
600 Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western,
9.lOD Delaware & Hudson Canal and l., 600
Michigan Central,
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RailronI Accident.

LouIsvILLE, February 2l.-At Beard's
station, on, the Louisville & Cincinnati
Short Line, early this moyning, the pas.
senger train bound south was thrown
IRON the track, switch having been mis-.
placed by unknown parties. The en-
gineer saw the danger in time to avoid a
serious wreck. Two passengers were
slightly injured; W.P. Moore, Of Mem
phls, shoulder partly dislocated, and Mr.
a, Cochrane, Of New Orleans, two rib
broked, No detention TO travel was oc
cnsionel by the acoident. y.
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ALEXANDRIA, 2l.-Friday evening one
Cage, mailing from Wilkinson county,
Mass, was taken from Jail by
unknown persons and hung. He had the
night before stole horse from Major
Watts. He was pursued by Watts, cap.
iured, and returning to town turned and
discharged his revolver twice at Watts,
woundihg him severely in the right breast.
lie escaped, was recapturcd, lodged in
jail, identified by Watts and at l2 o'clock,
~ above stated, was hung. Watts is
seriously though not dangerously wound.
ed; and Is doing well this morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26
A Rumor That Received Atten.
tiOn.

WARRINGTON, February 24.-To,day
a rumor gained circulation that an al.
tempt would be made when the Senate
passed In procession through the rotuDda
on It's way to the House to seize the two
mahogany boxes containing the electoral
returns, carried by Captain BaSsett, As.
sisiant Doorkeeper Of the Senate, in order
to prevent the continuation Of the count,
But little credence was attached 10 the
report, but Captain Blackiord, Chief OF
the Capitol Police, placed an additional
number OF policemen in the rotunda dur.
ing the passage both ways OF the Sena.
torial procession. No attempt was made
and probably none intended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26

BuIAssS LtiicrI for W should Le Gd,irciJsi "Fre,s
e CdmpSdi,' aud IhoHd u no odIe b ddlreJItd 10
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PHILADELPHIA, February 24.-PetrO.
leum-Excited and lower; refined l5l6c;
crude l3lsal4c. Pork-Firm at SIC Goa
1875. Beef Hams-29a2Sc; smoked llal2c.
Lard-l0hc. Clover Sced-Iess active at
l59alGc; Flour--IIeld firm; Minnesota
family $T00a7 20; Pennsylvania 81 81 Hal so.
Ohio 81 50aS 90. Wheat Scarce; Penn
syIvanta red 81 50; amber 81 90. Rye-un.
changed. Corn-Dull; yellow 56I4a5G}Sc;
white 56ahGEc. Oats-AIoreactive: white
40al2c; mixed 37a3Sc. WhiSky-Western
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26

NRw YORK, February 94.-Business
Is checked by the stormy weather and Is
light in nearly all departments. Cotton
goods steady at unchanged prices. Grain
bags more active. Priats In moderate re-.
quest and firm at the lately revised prices.
Dress ginghamS, in steady demand and
wooden goods quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 24.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged Wheat = Active but a
shade lower; No. 9 Chicago spring 81 90
cash; 81 2GH March; 81 2SApril; 81 391S
May; No. 3, 81 l3al 16; rejected 95a9Gc.
Corn-Steady at Ale cash; 4l%c April;
45hc May; rejected 36Hc. Oats-Duil ut
S1Sc cash; 33Ac March. Brley-Dull at
4Sc. Rye-Steady at 65a6411c. Pork-Dull
and heavy at $l425 cash; $l4 AZ 19al4 90
April; $l4 20 May. Lard-Dull at 500
cash; 50 SOa9 S211 April; 50 O5 May. Bulk
Meats-Dull. Dressed HOgs-Steady; choice
50 25;medium SO 0Oa6 %. Whisky-Steady
at 81 05lEal 06.
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CINCINNATI, February "a. - Cotton -
Quiet ut llAc. Flour-Quiet and un,
changed. Wheat-Dull; red 81 45al So.
Confirm ut 41a44c. 0ats-Steady at
37aI2c. Rye-Firm ut 7SaS0c. Barley
Firm; good to prime fall 6OaSOc. Pork
Dull ut $l5 so. Lard-Dull; steam 99Ici
kettle 101Sa1lC. Bulk Meats-Dull ut 59l
aGaSl saShaSsSaSAc. Bacon-DuIl at "a
9l4aTHc. Butter Steady and unchanged
Whi&y-Quict at 81 OG.
HoGs-Steady; common 81 9Oa5 20; faiI
to good light s. 25A5 so; packing 50 Goa
0 IS; butchers good s. 76a6 10.
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T0Iehn.

ToLEDo, February a. Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Firm; No. / white Michigan 81 81;
amber Michigan ST 81; No. ., 81 S6li; No. 3
red 81 351G; rejected Lake Shore red 81 81.
Corn-Steady; high mixed at 44Ac; No,
2spot 4ic; rejected axe. 0ats--Dull; No.
:, S5c; white Ale; rejected 391Sc.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mail In Gdra,Ks, pOiiaOe prepaid.
one year ........."ss 90 Three months 50 q
Fix monihA......... 4 60 One m6nIil...,,,.,.,. II
delivered by CuHtrii in City l5c per week.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NRw YORK, February 94.-MoNEY-
: ZEa3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4
10 per cent. Custom receipts $S7i,0OO.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $5s,OOO,
Clearings $43,000,000. Sterling 4.SSa4. S4LS.
GoLD-Firm at l05alO5N. Carrying rates
ranged from to per cent and borrowing
rates Hat tc . per cent
StLNEE-At London unchanged. Silver
bars are, greenbacks 81 81; gold, 81 q,
silver coin q per cent discount.
GOvERSAiHNTs-Fir
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ISLAND POM, W., February 24.-Atrs.
Herman Young, whose husband had re.
Gently left her, killed her two children
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Pittsburgh.

PrTTsRgRGH, February 24.-Petrolepn-
Crude Iull; - IS Mt Parker's; refined dull.
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FOR SALE
.MARSHAL'S SALE

ny virtue Of two certain Wits Of FlerI FarI,
Que Alias and one Pllriesl, Issued Out Of the Cir
G.ili Court Of the United States for ihe western
District Of i'enn!ylVlnll, and to me directed, /
MI expose 10 Public Slle, al the Mammals Olllte,
luton hoti'e, In the City Of PltaburSh, PcnnSyl'
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ny siaii "a adtuHae, PoiiaOs Nrdid.
Ont ycar..""""....s3 90 SIX months. "...si 90