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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

For LIVER COMPLAINT, BILIOUS HRAD.
ACHE, Sick Headache (which females are
so liable to- Jaundice or Green Sickness,
Bilious Collie and Bilious Fevers, Dropsi.
cal swellings, Intermittent, Remittent and
Congestiye Fevers, where languor, drowsi.
ness, anxiety, aching, pains in the back,
head and extremities, slight chills with
auahes OF heat, etc. No medicine is better
adapted to cure these complaints in all
their various forms than as4 1
.SwAYsR's TAR AND SARsAPARILLA PILLS
Prepared only by, DR.. Swayne d Son,
Philadelphia, and sold ut Is cents box by
all leading druggists. In Wheeling by Lo.
gan, List 4 Co. eodAw
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The. CoURrs.-MUsICIPAL COURT
Judge Qaame. - The regular August
term Of the Municipal Court commenced
yesterday. Court sat At 2 P. NJ, Judge
Cranmer on the bench. Business was
transacted as follows during the alter
noon: ~ Haa ~ .
Alois Casanova vs.. Peter Kreusch, 10
case. Defendants demurrer overruled.
Cole, Grace & Muncks vs.. james s.
Reed. In assumpsit. Judgment for
plaintiff for S24S 10.
John Morry Va. Mary Donlon ct al. In
assumpsit. Defendant. demurred gener.
ally to the plAintiff's declaration.
Adjourned pntil Wednesday at l0A. M.
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Board OF PUBLIC WoaKs.-The Board
Of Public Works met at the Capitol yea.
terday morning, all the members being
present. The only business transacted
was the presentation Of the deed for the
State building at Charleston, by Judge
Ferguson, OF Kanawha county, being a
formal transfer Of the building to the
State. The paper was referred TO At
torney General White for examination
and the Board adjourned toSP NJ. At
that hour, however, Col. White not being
ready TO report upon the document, a
further adjournment was made until IL
o'clock to-day.
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RAILROAD Bosps-strong.
SraTv 0niat

STATE bONDb-Qulet.
sTocKs-The share speculation was
strong In late dealings and the tendency Of
the market upwards. The reduction which
followed the morning advance was nearly
all recovered and In some cases the highest
prices Of the day were made in final sales.
The closing quotations showed an improve
meut Of y to * per cent for the day.
There was some large and strong buying
for bull account. A noticeable feature Of
the buying to-day was tue increased orders
from the West The continued improve.
ment 10 partly due to better outlook Of
the general situation, notable activity in
the fall trade aud improved crop accounts
from the west. It was rumored on the
street that grain freights would be adVane.
ed at the Saratoga conference. vl.,..s 7
Transactions aggregated 1000 shares,
Of which q, 100 were Erie, 81, 900 Lake Shore
II 900 Northwestern common, 1900 prefer
red, l2,000s 81. Paul common, II 900 prefer.
red, 4,300lUuion Pacific, 10000 Lackawan-
ma, 100 Michigan Central and 300 Pa.
Ni6H Mail. oil. Pa .|FE.aN.fl
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WHO Was HEH-A young man whose
name Is, unfortunately, unknown, walked
into the ticket office OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad yesterday morning and
refunded 81 to Mr.. Selby Jones, who was
on duty at that time, retnarking that he
had received that amount too much "a
change on Sunday morning, during the
rush for tickets to the camp meeting.
This most remarkable instance Of honesty
Ia the fret on record 10 the history Of
this great corporation, and Mr.. Haase,
the regular ticket agent will pay some.
thing handsome for that young mans
photograph for an ornament to his Office.
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ToIesdo.

TOLEDO, O., August ls.-wheat-weak;
No. 2 white Wabash 81 90, No. 5 do 81 07Il,
No. / white Michigan 81 OSj[, No. 2 Do
seller August 81 on, seller September 81 90,
No. 2 amber 97hc, No. 2 red winter spot
$i0lA, seller August 81 00l<, seller septem.
Der 99Kc, seller October 800, No. s red
95kc, No. Dayton and Michigan red
81 COX, No. 5 do 96c, rejected Wabash soc,
western amber 99he, No. 2 amber Illinois
81 03h. Corn-Dull; high mixed axe,
No. spot axe; seller August and septem.
Der 42c, rejected 40<c. damaged 36S<c.
oais-Dull; No. ., PAX, rejected Gle.
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cHIcAeo,August ls.-Ths DrOveI Jour,
aal report1: 80.
Market quiet and weak; phIladelp HAS
81 46a4 rs, Bostons 81 4Oaf 80, mixed and
rough 81 00a4 80, light 81 25a4. $50
CArTLB-Receipts 600 shipments 1900.
Steady and firm on export cattle at IS 00a
s 90, quiet and weak on medium to good
shipping at 81 00a4 80, butcher steers
$ 0daS60, cows 81 60AS 900 bulls 81 soa
500; western cattle steady and plenty at
$3l0a3 80; Texans at 81 1dn3 20. ~ 80
sHKRr-Receipts $50, shipments $40; un.
changed. u. 90. = ~. NJ
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ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
big picnic at ShirI's Grove BY the Catho-
lie congregation at Washington, Pa, next
Saturday. An excursion oil 400 or 500 Is
expected from Pittsburgh, and special
trains will DO run from our city. Cock.
ayne's full orchestra will furnish the
music.
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DWELLING HousE BuRsED.-A frame
dwelling house about mile east OF
Limestone, Marshall county, was de.
stroyed BY ere on Saturday night last.
The property belonged to Mrs. Scott,
widow Of the late Hill Scott, and was In-
sured IN the franklin, Of Wheeling. We
did not learn the origin Of the ere, nor
the amount OF the insurance.
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/. NV CHuRcH.-The members OF the
Evangelical German Reformed St. sle-
phauns Church, OF South Wheeling, will
shortly commence the erection Of new
brick church building on the corner oil
Seth and Eoff streets, on lot 60x5O feet
The congregation now worships in the
old German N. f. Church, corner 37th
and Jacob streets.
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NEW YORK, August 49, Business fair
with package houses and jobbing trade q
tribe more active. Cotton goods Grm, and
Atlantic brown sheetings advanced Ne.
Prints In fair demand and fnn. GinghAmI
and cotton dress goods In good request.
Worsted dress goods fairly active. Hens
wear woolens quiet Foreign goods In iair
demand. n.
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mn Nnil civ BOYS viii give lFelninp

THr Nail City boys will give sFelsiug
4 reception at the boat house this even.
ing. Il WAs tho original intention 10
hold the reception last evening, but the
programme was changed In this con-
nection Mr.. Felsing, and his trainer, Mr..
HAnke, desire Us 10 expreas their no
knoWlsdgements 10 Mr.. J.,T. Hodgens,
Of Portland. with whom they boarded, for
the hospitable manner in which he enter
tanned them. The boys say that Mr..
Hodgens and his family gave them the
beat Of attention during their stay at
Portland, F.H. ........
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NorwrrHsrASDIse the boat race last
Saturday, not q single arrest was made
by the police on, Saturday or Sunday,
There has been no session Of the police
court since last Friday morning. Does
not this iact speak volumes for the good
morals Of the Nail City,
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FoR UPwARps OF THIRTY YEARs Mrs
winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. Il corrects acidity oil The
stomach, relieves wiad collie, regulates The
bowels, cures dysentey and diarhed
whether arising from teething or othei
causes. An old and well.tried remedy
% cents a bottle. d&w
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ON Sunday last, at the B. & o. ticket
ofiee In this city, !, 100 tickets were cold
TO Moundsyille, and llS to Bufrs Mills
Then there were good many hundreds
who went 10 Moundsville BY river and in
vehicles. Camp meetings draw we'll on
SundaIs.
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BASE BAIL.-The Diamond Base Ball
Club, Of this city, and the Union Club, Of
Wsynesbnrg, Pa, are TO play match
game OF base ball on the Fair Grounds
This afternoon. Both clubs are made up
Of colored players, and an interesting
game Is expected. The Sumner Brass
Band will be in attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

PIANO AND ORGAN TuSrne.-If your
Piano or Organ needs tuning or repair.
ing, please send your order 70 1879 Mar
ket street, and our tuner, Mr.. Charles
Killmeyer, will give Il prompt attention.
All work guaranteed satisfactory. Ad,
dress, LUCAS MUSIC STORE,
1927 Market 81.
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Petroleum, Market.

OH CRY, August s.-Petroleum-MAr.
ket opened very quiet sales at 81 Ok, de.
ellned 70 81 Ok, at which II closed weak.
shipments 5000 barrels; averaging 1900
barrels; transactions TIC, 900 bArrels.
PITTSBURGH, August l9.-Petroleum =
Dull; crude at 81 2lx at PArker's; refined
at l0Nc, Philadelphia delivery. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

soc1ErY NorEa-Miss Belle Downs, Of
Pittsburgh, Ia = guest Of Mr.. William
Downs, Of the First Ward.
Miss Mary Breinig, Of the Fourth
Ward, IL on a visit 10 friends At Alleghe-
ny City, Pa,
back from a vacation at Deer Park.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

A Fragrant BREATH AND PEARLY'
TEETH are easily attained, and those who
fail to avail themselves Of the means
should not complain when accused Of
gross neglect. The sozoposT will speed
lily eradicate the cause Of q foul breath,
identifying and preserving the teeth to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

"THR FIRST DOSE GIVES RRLIKF."-
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, Is quickly cured before de,
veloping fatal pulmonary affection. For
all throat, breast and lung disorders. Asth'
matte or Bronchial affections, Hopping
Cough, Liver Complaint Blood Splitting,
DC, no remedy Is so prompt and efeetnal
as "Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup oil wild
Cherry" ..t 70 m
~ have made use OF this preparation fol
manv years, and It has proved To be very
reliable and efiicacious In the treatment oil
severe and long standing coughs. i know
Of two patients, now in comfortable health
and who but for lis use I consider would
not now be living, -t.
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acknowledgement:
TUESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1873.


Lost-Pass Book.
Fall Stock Carpets-Friend & Son.
10 Justices OF the Peace.
Wanted-stocka.
Undertaking-Zink & Morehead.
Beer Mugs and Bar Tumb.ers-J. L.
Hobbs, Son & Co.
Extra Gums for Fruit Jars-Cummin,
4 Woods.
In the District Court Of the United
States-head Of local.
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THERMOMETER REcoHp.-The. follow.
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday: , ~
- a rs
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suppls pEArn OF Lrwl, RAnEY.-

SUDDEN DEATH OF. LEwIs BAtLEY.-
Persons who happened 10 be on the street
about hAlfpast9 o'clock last night, were
startled by The report that Lewis Bailey,
generally known rs Count Bailey, bad
dropped dead in his room 10 the Bailey
Block, on Market street, opposite the
RegiSte office. Tbs report proved to be
true, and within few moments a group
Of late lciterer abont town had assem-
bled In front Of the building and were
discussing the event.
Mr.. Bailey had been indispoeed for
several days, and Mr.. A. 81. Beach, the
well known insurance agent, was with
him 10 his room good part Of the time,
giving him such attention as he might
require. Last night Mr.. Beach aud Mr..
Albert Norton were spending the evening
with Mr.. Bailey, who seemed 10 feel much
better than usual, and talked and laughs
ed freely with his visitors. Upon being
complimented upon looking 10 well, Mr..
Bailey rose from his bed and walked TO Q
mirror, and after surveying himself
for moment said he thought he did look
4 good deal better, and he also felt better.
Picking up pair Of Indian clubs which
stood In corner OF the room he remark.
ed that he deeired to show the gentlemen
new and difficult movement In club
aWinging, and taking clubin each hand
he moved them rapidly for few mo.
ments about his head, when be suddenly
staggered backwards, fell to the floor and
instantly expired.
DR.. Allen was called in, and upon ex-
aiming the body stated that death was
caused by nervous probation and ex.
haustion. The excitement Of the club
swinging exercise, in his exhausted con-
dition, had caused paralysis Of the heart.
These facts having been ascertained,
il was not considered necessary TO hold
an inquest. The relatives Of deceased
were notified OF his demise, and i'm
mediately took charge OF the body.
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'eINANoIAl AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New Yorlr money and BtoehE.

NER YoRK, August 1s.-MosEY-c Closes
easy at lG2 per cent. Prime merean'
die paper SaSh per cent, Customs I1s ~
SSsl,0 The Assistant Treasurer diso9Is-
cd $l6S, 200. Clearings 81, 300 0OO. stetiing
exchange bankers bills 4s4i4.s4h; sight
on New York 4.SSIfa4,SsN.
GOLD-0pened aud closed al zoos, win
6 few sales In the interim at lOOH. Car.
rying rates I per cent. Borrowing rates ! y
a. per cent and fat. ' - A7
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HEADQUARTERS for cheap dry goods,
carpets, wall paper, &c, No. 20ls and
202I Main street. JOHN RoEMER.
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TEMPERAScE Nora. A Temperance
mnas meeting Ia 10 Be held on Market
Square, Centre Wheeling, this evening.
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Jpr1cE CALDWELL yesterday issued q
warrant for Herman Goehringer, who 10
charged with selling liquor on Sunday.
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Police GouRr,-Jsdge Ganmr.
There we're no cases before this court
yesterday morning.
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River 3 feet 0 inches and falling Glow.
ly. Weather continues close and sultry;
threatening rain.
The Mallie Ragon departed at l0i
o'clock for Parkersburg. -s.
The local packets arrived and depart
ed with very Light freight lists.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati at
81 o'clock.
The Katie S,ockdale, from Pittsburgh,
to Cincinnati, will pass down this morn.
ing. 40. .
The o'Nesl will suspend her trips to
Pittsburgh during the obstruction oil the
channel at Rochester by work on the
bridge pier. i.--ag
The W. P. Thompson, from Cincinnati
to Pittsburgh, will DO due this morning
ate o'clock. ~ -i..fas ta-+ IL ~,
The Science will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day at 10i o'clock.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati at
3P.M. Ls-.-.
The steamer John Porter lies at CALI.
polls, having broken wrist. Il is pre-.
sumed that on the present stage OF water
bho SAuhot souo epVNo Aoaeioy. 10 u
.'..' 51''f lBy Telegraph.i 'sn ''' ~
PrsBUReH, August l9.-River foot
8 inches and stationary. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, August 19,-Riyer z feet
9 inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and warm. Afriyed-Bransford. De-
parted-Telephone, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, August 19.-Arriyed-Anita
81. Louis; Alice, New Orleans. Departed
Belle, Of Memphis, Yicksburg; Alice
ST. Louis. River IA feet 8 inches and
falling. Weather clear. Thermometer
81. p nfs va, ilolt e 'lH
NEW ORLEANS, August 19.-No ar
rivals or departures. Weather clear.
Thermometer 9lo. " ~ FL ''
NAsHyILIf, August ls.-River falling,
with II inches on the shoals. Arrived
Celina, Cairo. Y ~ .l
MEMPHIS, August ls.-Riyer falling.
No arrivals or departures, except the
local packets. W. ~, rs "
81. LOUIS, August ls.-River falling,
with 1871 feet by guage. ArrIved-Baker
and barges, Kansas City; Yellowstope
and Bismarck. Departed Lake
and barges.
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spauldings Glue is useful 10 every
house, eodaW
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TN THIS DISTRICT COUNT OF THE USITiD
States, for the District Of West Virginia, IN the
matter Of James N, Wheat, bankrupt, In bank
Tuptcy "a
Notice L. hereby given that petition has been,
died ia GAid District Court by James 81. Wheat, Of
Wheeling In said district, who has been heretofore
duly dselirel bankrupt under lhe Revised Statutes
Of the United staiss, title Bankruptcy" for 4
schSrge and certificate thereof, from all bis debts
that the 18th day Of September, A D. 1878, At 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the oniee Of T. J. Hugu', ESQ.,.
Register In Bankruptcy, No. u Twelfth street lup
stAiis, 10 the city Of Wheeling, In slld diItfict
arc tbs time and place astlgued for the hearing Of
show cause, II any you have why The prayer Of
the alld petition should not be granted.
JASPkR Y. MOORE,
Clerk Of the United States Dlsttlee Court for aid
District. auQ-Tu
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EoR RENT
FOR SALE.
ExEcUroRY SALE OF
Valuable Short Creek Land.
BY ylrtus'oi The authority vested 10 them BY
The VIII Of Henry J. Cr1niOfd, late Of Ohio eoun'
g, deceased. the underigntd tIocutOrs will. on

by Virtue 81 tue AuthotlIy Nesle1 10 luetn W
the VIII Of Henry J. CrAnlOrd, late Of Ohio eoun'
~, deceased. the underigntd tIocutors will, on
WEDNESDAY, septeintor II. 1873.
Al thu from, door q the Court House Of Ohio
county, 10 the ci,y Of Wheeling beginning at 10
o'oloeI 4. ~, CGrI at public ,als The Locust
0ruye" tam, lying about i've miles north Of aid
city, and one nile eut IRON tie Ohio riItr, and
LATELY OWED and occupied BY aid Henry J. Gran
ford. his ilTnl contains about $50 acres, and hAS
thereon trecitd large ard commOdlou, Stone
House. In good condition and repair good barn,
With stable dairy ,houFe and other necessary out:
bulldogs Iteie 10 also on this farm thrifty and
productive Orchard Of vel sale Ted nuts Of various
kinds The farm Il We TAtefed, we'll tlmbertd,
add updsrlaid with coal. II 10 Ia good condition
aud peculiarly we'll adapted both for cultivation
And for grSIing. .t..
TERss OF S1LE- 0nt-tblfl Of The PuE, hlSe mon.
~ 10 cab In hand, aud the TeaIeus 10 three equal
annual payments With Interest from day Of sslsr
the purt hAsIr 10 give his nGes With appiOyed pei.
sonal security for The deferred piymtnIi the same
TO be seeurci by proper deed Of trust on tho land
sold,
Possession given on day Of SHE.
For further Information apply TO A. J, CLARKE,
Attorney. No. II Twelfth sir al.
CHARLES CRAWFORD,
g.. a ELIZABETH J. PAIGE,
i,l0.M kxecut0Ts
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:. :; s A. Is! Es, ,:. g.

Remit by Postotiee Money Order, registered let
ter. bank draft or express Full list Of drawing
published In Louisville Courief-Journal and New
York Herald, and mailed TO al ticket-holders.
For tickets and Information nddfea COMMON
WEALTH Distribution CO. or 7. J. CON-
MEtt ORD. Secretary, Courier-Journl Building.
Louisville, Ky. rag. tJFra u y huT-WAFAE
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
FRIDAY Evening, March Is. 1878.


FRIDAY Evening, March Is. 1878. !
GENERAL REMARKS-To-da has been
clear and spring like General business con-
tinues quiet
The sales of Cotton reported to day footed UP
1900 bales, including $500 bales sold after the
Exchange hours of yesterday-these sales indi-
eating less irregularity than for several days
past. During the past week the sales amounted
to 81 800 bales, against 295Oo bales last week.
During the week there has been manifested in
this market much weakness and irregularity.
In a general summary of the state of the
market we can state that there has been a de-
cline of Sc in Low Ordinary and i4c on the
better grades.
For the low grades of Sugar the demand con-
tinues good. and the prices for the same are
firm. The receipts to-day we're 1927 hegsheads !;
sales. $50 hogsheads.
For Molasses there is moderate demand for
the low grades, principally confined to the
local trade.
In Flour the prices during the past week
have declined from 12h to 25c per barrel. The
receipts for that time amount to only 95e5 bar
rels the demand being very limited, and the
movement consequently light. The market
closed to day dull and inactive.
Owing to favorable advices from the West the
holders of Bacon were somewhat stronger in
their demands as regards prices. especially on
sides. The supply of this commodity is light,
with a very light demand.
In Pork, owing to more encouraging reports
from the West, there was an improvement in
the market of this commodity. and spot goods
were firmly held at $40 rs. showing an advance
of 25c on our quotations OF yesterday
The reported improvement at the West In
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There was but little demand for money at the
banks TO, day. On the street the offerings of
commercial paper are small and rates easy.
We quote exceptional paper 1908 y cent !;
Al do 1910; second grade do %; loans on
colaterals 7D8: Al mortgage paper 8h010:
second grade do "a v cent per annum.
Gold Is quiet and firm.
Foreign Exchange Ia higher and only o
moderate movement Is noticed.
Sight Is In fair request and steady. .,~.
State Consvs are better and quoted at 8l9sNp
s1T. ,,
Stocks are dull.
Gold opened In New York at 1ol end closed at
1O1A. Here 1t opened at 1o1h0lota and closed
at tot %@iOlK. Sales $1,000 at 1o1a, $1,000 at 1918
and $1,000 at 1917.
BTERLfNu SALEs-e2ooo bill Of lading ut
4B7f: $4,000 do at 4S7D4ssia, and $4,000 do at 4se
Bank sterling - @4D2; commercial bills 4s7@
4asH
FRANC SALES 900 commercial at. Bank
francs :; commercial GIG tGo515
SIGHT SALES sbb 900 At a-1G@ls W cent dis
count Bank sight par: commercial 3-l6S1S
STOCKS.
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movement of wheat in south Russia.

E twill By seen by the following. from the New
York Produce Exchange Weekly. that there are
now ready 70 come forward to European mar
kets from Black Sea and Sea of Azof ports, and
contiguous railroad stations, 1900 600 bushels
wheat. portion of which is now probably on
Its way out:
on the fourteenth ultimo twelve steamers had
arrived ut Odessa, two OF which had sailed for
Hebastopol. having an aggregate tonnage meas
sssroment Of 74.500 tons. equal to a carrying
sapacity Tor 2.Soo,eoo bushels Of wheat.
Considerable quantities of grain had been
land, with the condition that the :. vessels
ANAL arrangement Of the armistice. There were
consequently several steamers en- route for
| ready arrived there. In addition TO the already
specified stocks of wheat at Odessa and Nico-
siAiefY which amounted to 9s400e quarters equal
60 7.s7a, 900 bushels there Is said to be over a
million quarters in Asof seaports., equal TO
5000. ono bushels, which may be taken to include
Tie az antity available in the immediate inland
\ districts the quality of which it is at least un-
sale to reckon upon as good. There is also said
to be million quarters, or 100000 bushels, at
railway stations ready to be transported to the
SnnhOnrd