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sensational Newspapers and
Prnmikel Labor AlrIkeN.

From the American Manufacturer Of
August %, we clip the following:
ave are not sure but the editors Of
those sensational papers who are promis.
ing general labor strike every little
while would be benefited by good
clubbing. They not only do injustice 10
the workingmen, but disturb public tran.
guilty, and give the entire country n
bad reputation abroad; for in country
where the employe Of yesterday may be
the employer or capitalist CT to-day there
cannot be very much difference between
the two classes. Foreigners cannot but
reason, therefore, that II the workingmen
OF the United States are such turbulent
and unreasoning body, the remaining
part Of the community cannot be much
better. The defalcalions and other crimes
entailed as results OF the late gigantic war
have done enough to besmirch the Ameri.
can name without the efforts OF the ire.
sponsible and sensational portion OF the
press 10 paint US blacker than we are.
The overwhelming majority Of the work.
insmen OF the United States are "a intel
Iigent, a. right'thinking, and as loyal to
their families, TO society and their ooun-
try, as any other similar body Of men in
the world. Such men are not apt 10 stop
the wheels Of trade and commerce Or de-
stroy the fruits Of industry, with the ex-
pectation Of improving their condition
or ofseekipg revenge for imaginary griey-
ances. There are some editors, preachers,
and others, whose lives have been SO
much aloof from mechanics and other
workipgmen that they seem 10 think they
are very inferior sort Of beings, and
that hey are capable Of taking In all
sorts Of depredations. II ia this class Of
uniniofmed and nervous individuals who
become alarmed every time the sensa-
tional newspapers get up q scare, and
assist 10 swelling the chorus that
the workingmen are going to do
something dreadful on the Fifteenth
OF next MONTH" Then when the
cloth Of next month" rolls around and
everything is serene, II Is given out that
the uprising was shipped in the bud" by
It's premature publication, and has been
postponed till a more favorable time. II
our workingmen ever do become the kind
OF men that some affect 10 believe they
now are, II will be owing to the sugges.
tions thrown out to them by the clGSs Of
men we have depicted. The editor, the
minister, or any other person who comes
into frequent contact with the average
workingmau and his family, knows that
they are orderly, industrious and "a much
disposed 10 live in consonance with the
wise and wholesome laws OF the Creator
rs their more wealthy neighbors. God
help our country II they should ever be.
come what they are too often. painted.
Being rs 4 thousand to one Of the so.called
upper class" they would drag the coun.
try TO anarchy, revolution and ruin In 4
day. We have the utmost faith In the
sterling qualities Of the American work.
ingmanp I-a
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New nampshire,s Tramp Law

new HulnpsulESS AEahP Au".
The following are the most important
clauses Of the law for the suppression Of
tramps which has been passed by the
New Hampshire Legislature:
"Auy person going aboat from place to
place, begging and asking or subsisting
upon charity, shall be taken and deemed
10 be a tramp, and shall be punished by
imprisonment at hard labor in the State
Prison not more than fifteen months.
"Any tramp who shall enter any dwell:
ing house, or kindle any fire in the high.
way, or on the land OF another without
the consent OF the owner or occupant
thereof, or shall be found carrying any
irearm or other dangerous weapon, or
shall threaten to do any injury to any
person, or to the real or personal estate
Of another, shall be punished by impris-
onment at hard labor in the State Prison
not more than two years.
"Any tramp who shall wilfully and
maliciously do any injury to any person,
or to the real or personal estate OF an.
other, shall be punished by imprisonment
at had labor in the. State Prison not more
than FIVE years. .T
"Any act OF beggary. or yagrancy by
any person not a resident Of this State
shall be evidence that the person commit.
ting The same is tramp within the
meaning Of this act.
"Any person upon view Of any Of.
fence described 10 this act may appre.
bend the offender ard take him before a
Justice Of the Peace for examination,
and on his conviction, shall be entitled to
u reward Of $40 therefor, to be paid BY
the county.
"This act shall not apply to any female
or minor under the age Of II years, nor
10 any blind person. ~
"Upon the passage OF this act the Sec
rotary Of State shall cause printed copies
thereof TO be cent to the several town
and city clerks, who shall cause the
same to be posted in at least ak conspi-
cuous places, three OF which shall be on
the public highway"
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

The Convention Of tho Union Republican party
Of the Fiat Congregational District OF West Wiz
EInIa viii 10 held In the town Of hounds'iue'
ManhalI county, August I'D, 1875, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Congress, and also
for The transactiuE Of such other business Is may
come before the Convention. TIE Union kepup
lIean party Of the District Is requested TO lppoin'
dele,ates to the Convention from the Counties
cOupr.luS The District al Iuch time and place -
nav ,uit the convenience Of the people Of the
several Counties.
By order Of the Republican Executive Commits
tao Of the FII. Congressional Diitrict.
GEO. EDWARDS. Chairman.
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DIED.

BR0CKgTT.-on Friday evening, August 2,
1873, ats o'clock, at her rtS!dtnce, No 25l7 Chap
line Street, Mrs. VloLETr BR0cKE1T, vile Of HAT-
yey BrGckrtt, In the SD year Of n0r age.
Funeral on sund,y at o'clock ". Friends
Of the family ere invited.
WAUGH.-0n Friday morning, August 2, 1873,
at $50 o'clock. At bis residence IN Brooke county,
W. Va, Mr. JlAEs WAUGH. In the 18th year Of
hisase
Funeral t2P N. to-day.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'s Works.

pN,- 49, Hn VLp AACHlNk sH0g.
~ 'lIue oI q peed o. Trust made b. EI.,,I
n LOU Ienl3t anu 4rAA4lll, hh VIII, "a Il
% NV ah1 eaine A. his vie, and JIna IA n
ahsn n. hs Hlle, 70 The undtHpsi inSs
~ ~. y rI Aln, ~, and renfttdtsas,s
~ NJ Wy LUZ o. Ihe County Couit d 0Ga6I,,
W., west Yirginia' 10 DEED q 1ruit Boil II n,
W l W. ~ ~ me iTont door d The CO.alIs
VI Vh'o oountyI west FlrginiI, 90
SATURDAY m, ala, A,,.,,
' uA' " A@EIA
Commencing At l00clock A. N. IL. t0,,,,,, L
,cTibed property, that d 70 nv: n, 80
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other deed Of TUT made by CbrSt!h dHhAf
The undersigned tiu.tAe, dlttd iLs tItA tiJ Z
May, 10 the year 1874, md rbutN md U
public land records Of said county 10 ND In
BOOK numbered seven. iOlls AMI {, villa
FRIDAY, the 2lh Day d Jazz ia
BesinuIns al 10 O'Clock 4. " d nildE d .,
front door Of the Court Hous d hatogsiI, 10
virginia, In the dty Of Whtellbg Ill u -
auction the following described PfOPdtI, b =
city, or 70 much thereof ~ mIJ ts nttSRnI vi
tbs debt secured BY aid deeds d updnin
expense attending The execution d TX HIi1et
ated by kAid deeds, bot subject To- lte g ~
mentioned below Of the north bali q hA5A
OF TWO thousand dollars With interest LldEslI
March 2Sd, 1871, TIL paid, BY Ilftnt = 1 - I
tru,t from Christian Wagner lbd vie tGfF
Dusch, trustee, dated March I'd, ls ~ Ntit
cd among the public land rtoofdi q ~ 49,
In Deed Book Numbered 81, ngt VI tAAaIIE
I will cell as Aforesaid the tOiIosins dt1Ies
perty, or 10 much Thereof ~ may y hSIlL !
Aforesaid: The eastern part o. ne nrn ~
LOT numbered seVtnty.ntne, htuInd e ~
dds Of Main street, "Csutrs Whethtf ~
fronting thIrty.three feet 90 The stsi ~ ~ ~
"Fn and runni1g W6tSArdIy o. tTts 'An W
four fest sIx iEehes, OF 10 I point nily !. y
slx inches from Main strttt, lbd thtt JUL
I'm line Of that part Of The Dorth bal 2 ~.
tered Seyenty.ninC, hereinafter nenu'as, -
pRrt LOT lains The slme rIteOi gr9abi NJ, n,
CONVEYED 10 The aid Lhntsllu MAtbd y ~ NJ
4. Berry and vile aud MhilllA l4haHJ ~
dated February 18th, 1858, AID rto'1SS ~ ~
ina publIc land TtoOnis Of uhh e6antl' va W
ViniS. 10 Deed BoOk No, 81, ldN 4G
Also. . much oil The both ball o. u lo. ~ \.
.eyonIY.pIne a, IIes ietEtn Alin slitt' y. = 4,
piece Of ground Alovr deCi'lrd. aoI ~, " =
same property gflniei pni caves ~ x,iIJ
Christian Wager BY hH UlHLtsl ~ ~ ~
deed daled March 81, lsGs, Ihi . 90 ", =;
Md land ncords In ltSd fo,t 10 ~ M 4
Ths 6rtt mentioned pat o ~ hAiI ~. :
No. 70 will be brat bOld At nii tIns ~ t..iph
Tie lila 10 the property hereby Ia,,iI I n. !.
old Il believed 10 he gtOi. ,ubFu V y. n
n,rt thereof n above, but kllIhS WV. :, n,
anly convey such title ~ . V1shI ID ~
tWS de,,ds Of trust Aforesaid. ,...,I -
TKRps on HALE-O ne.thifi, ahl ~ ~
n, I'M turrhaser may elect 10 laI ~ "a n
M b,lGnc,. 10 tWO equal iustlllt9snu !. ~ '.
,rsiys months resneriiTtlJ With intifti.
AZ ni ala the purchaser 10 give ~ 4 4.
prSmIssOry mote Tot och in,t.ll,n o. sSSdi, 8
o the property tOld to b. fsiih,@, ~
The paj ment Thereof until I6lS y si iIs 7rs
CALDWELL a CALDWELL, AttofA'Ih nh
&c. HERvET, AurtiOneef. .,u YlSpII
Tbe above ale IL poatPDed uau' A'''
July 8, 1878, Al 10 O'clotk ~, Il, rarR,DII
Tbs abovs ale 10 postponed unul I "a NJ
August SIh, At 10 OclOtf q lI ~ S' -
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL. A@D N
J. HEKVkY, AuEttOnttt.
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

EouRTH SESSION opens Sept. /, 1878, and
10 closes June !, 1872
Fees 10 Literary and Scientific Department, SOS
Law, 500; Medicine, SOS; Theo oay, SIS.
Board and lodging per month, $40 TO SO.
Professors p; Instructors, s; Students Last year
i05. For Catalogues Md esa
L. c. GARLAND, Chancellor,
aus Nashville, Tenn.
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Aclsveland tol horse car passenger
ha, been convicted for refusing to pay bis
fare in crowded car where he could OBJ
tain no seat.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CITY OF
. WHEELING, To-WfT.
In Tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
William II. Colts


LAWS y. Jordan, Administrator Of the estate Of
Conrad Cotts, deceased, and Others. In Chaneery.
By virtue Of decree entered BY said Court 10 the
above entitled cAuse on the I7th day Of July 1875
ii q referred 10 the undersgnod Commissioner oil
nd Court 70 ASCERTAIN and report
First TIE llabs on the real estate 10 the bill
mentioned, their amounts aud priOTltIos.
Heoondly. Tee doats oil the estate Of Conrad COTS
deceased.
Thirdly. Any other matters deemed pertinent
BY the Commissioner, or required By any party 10
By Tho terms Of aid decree The publication Of
this notice once q week for four weeks shall Be
equivalent 10 personal service Of notice upon the
parties or any Of them.
Notice Il hereby LITen that have hxed on Eat
urday, The 2ith diy Of August, 1878, q 10 o'clock
4, H., a. the time. and ny once, u Chlpllne
rtfeof, ~ the place 10 ascertain and STATE the mat
ten In aid decree mentioned.
Commissioner Of the Municipal Court Of wheeling
W. j. W CovDEH, Solicitor for Pilintih
IoIw ~ iR7g
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NOTICE

N Office
Having disposed Of the entire interest Of the o.
tate Of ]. Il. stallmAn, deceased, In the bushes,
stock 10 trade, fixtures and good will Of the late
hrm Of J. II. stallman 4 Co. to 7. q Mofat, Tho
surviving partner Of said late hrm, all persons
knowing themselves To b indebted 10 Md hrul
7. q. Mofia', who will hereafter conduct The buti.
nes' Of sIld latO nrm, at their old stand, No. p
Twelfth ttreet. ]. r. J0EiS,
AdminIItraiOr Of the estate Of j. Il. stallsnan
decreased. q, . alaF 30
Having purchased the stock Of my lata p,rtnel
In tho arm Of ]. q. stAllmRn Co., hope u
merit and respee fully soeIt the liberal patronagl
hitherto bestowed on that arm.
jyi6 T. G. MoFPAT.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been appointed Administrator Of the
estate ofWAlter L BAtson, decd, all Lepous know
Ing themselves indebted 70 aid estate will please
call and settle and thesa having clamI againit the
ostate will present them with statements properly
eertlhed 10 The undersigned, Of 81 ZINE sttet, li-
land or $40 Main street. IEaT
jy?twAs M G. CRAWFORD, Admir-.
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SATURDAY, the 7th day Of septembg,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. ~, the following de-
scrbtd property: The eat quarter Of Lot number
ed tiIty-twoin ChApllne ami Eoh's addlti.n 10 the
city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, state Of West Viz
glnia. Faid quarter lot being bounded rs follows
Beginning at Ibe northwest corner oltwenty-i0urth
street and the alley between Main and Market and
parallel thereto; thence west With the south line
Of said lot and with twenty.iourth street thirty
feet ind dx inches; thHncs north on iue parallel
With said alley sixty-six feet; thence on line
parallel with twenty fourth street thirty iett and
bix inches 10 the alley Aforesaid; thence alotg the
west line Of sld alley south ulrty-sx feet 70 the
place Of beginning on twenty-iolrth street, being
the same property conveyed To tad James Cuning-
ham BY james L Holiday and wife by deed dated
10th February. 1873, recorded 10 Deed Book No.
o., page $50, Ohio county.
The title Il believed to DO pefiec but will con-
vey only such title rs 10 Vested 10 me by the trust
deed.
TKxss or Starlight hundred and seventy
hve dalAIs cash In hand, eight hundred dollars In
eight months, and tbs resldue In sixteen months
from day Of Eale, without interest," A lien will DO
retained In the dee 10 teeure the deferred pay.
Su23 j. D. EWING, Trustee.
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slBsMAgLE FEMALE INSTITUTE, Chrloite-
vile Virginia. 500 for Board and Literary TUT
ton Tor Nine month";, begInnlpg October list Music
dress r. II. RAWLINGS, M. A., PIe,t.
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ANNoUNcEMfI=s
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE-THRER SITpS,s -.
Eln Is 4; sse "a, y JOHN AUEPaY,ss S1ssSoSs a
SLUT, 10 sleubenTtlls. OhIa VAARllsi
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ZINE FARM FOR SALE,
In the County Court Of ObIo r,..,
n M,.,'; s : e'"'' j. ca,,,'

W.
70 pursuance Of the autborI,, ,.,
decree entered BY aid CoQr X 49,, taad b y y
SAuse On April 18Th, 1878 I III ~ a1'et at,i
a s o inc residence VI Noe H. ~ !. w b
'e' hereby advertised 10 y I'D, q % u -
,.l MONDAY the 9th aly Of s.p..a.s, /,
beEinains at 10 o'clock A. n. rn,,l,
the highest and best GlddeT n, P psI. llaah
lahd ylug and icing LtuItNi ~ Hi g ftss
ue wheeling Cteek, In Ohio ooas,S ,shlaH
wei virgins, bounded IDd dS'.,;I " y u sud
StpnnlnE q ItSke near an IN 49,. AbsIf
Nehemiah Younger, and siIh SI,iiS GIs !
IN'ies 70 sake corner to GthadsS n, IA
with her li1e 3. 90 E 9OS pois. ~ tsrt' tl,sS
corner 10 sud CAtharine Inrs,J " tioI'gH N,
Thence With POtter's linS N ~ = y,SS'iA ht1s
luSli Tree corner 10 JsueS n ~ loia i i
- VI ~ zee 10 The beginning tS..' no
u IT. 1. ,wslns the stme property psn.td ,,I y
49, 10y Mo ny 70 Go. b, IlldT,li 4, d NJ
~ ~. , ustta Apnl ath, ls7, md r,ssi. W I
1ng Pupie And records Il MD FOupiT lsll
Ikhu OF stLE-0te-lhld a.
money, or such further sum 3 ~ ", W psHhl
eiect 70 ray, In hand, the rF,Idus !, ny ltal ~
eulIInehu PAYABLE rUstetlTelT e ~ W. b
years from the day Of ale. SitSIs,..a, " " N
Jay, Tue purchaser giving ri, h,N1 ". ~ u
personal security for each Of ~ S,i. ~ Ilis't
inents and The Title TO Be n,SrT,t H ,Il,Is li'll
the purchase money Il p1li. N''a'sAa't
dE1. B cALDwul
&c HERvEr, Aueilap.Ss'P 'alI 0@9 ", 7
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DOR SALE

A desirable Residence soaAIaIa, .ra ,,,,
In Eood repair Ind rlsaautl, los,,J A. NV ny !,
Soid cheap and on easy tan. EuQutrt
,.o, &C sEDwl1,
W. Martin, Ps1v. M,
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.RUsTEE's SALE.

i 4
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made BY James
Cunningham and Mary his wife TO me. dated the
10th day Of October, 1871, recorded In Deed Of
Trust Book No 10, pages 81 s. ann 81, Of the land
Of tina C1Iirt House Of Ohio county, on
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dissolution NOTICE.

ID lSsOIO1loS NOTICE
Crawford Il. Booth and Cecilia @. Booth having
this day retired from the drm q g. MeadeI, Booth
Co., the business hereafter will DO conducted by
the remaining partners under the style and arm
Mans Of q. Mendel 4 Co., G. H. Booth remaining
In The employ Of the new arm.
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO the
arm will please call and SETTLE and persons having
claims Aga!ust the irm will plsaso present them
for settlement. ..H
wHRKtiSo, W. VA. July 24th, 1873.
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U,RUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of two deeds d trust, ~ nh II
Christian Wagner and ChH,tina Wigrd, u ID
70 the undenlgntd trustee, dltRt N thEt.5 =
Of December, To The year 1876 ItlNVtN:e1;
the public land records Of UhO uHaiT VT VI
ginli, In Deed Of TIu't HoOk "a u. ~ n, u
other deed Of TUT made ~ CbriHtsn sHhai !
the undersigned tIu.tAe, dlitd Ne ,iIA ~ I
May, 10 the year 1874, sRd Htatsl MD Y
public land records Of said rOabiy 10 M I In
book numbered seven. iOlls 8 lDl 6, ytna
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THE PRESIDENT IN PHILs.
DEfsPHIt.
Looking Through the Iudustriat
Establishments. Etc

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-The President
Attorney General DeVenS and Burchard
Hayes, accompanied 10y members of the In
dUStrial league. left the Continental Hotel at
half-paSt 3 O'Clock this morning on a tour of
inspection OF the industrial establishments
The first place visited was the Baldwin Loco
motive Works. Here the members of the firm
received the distinguished visitors and escort
ed them through the immense establishment.
lhe PJeSldent expressed himself as much
pleased with the visit. From here the party
We're driven 10 the Machine Tool Works of
VIM. Sellers 4 Co.; thence 10 Whi,ney'S Car
wheel ManUfacloTy, and afterwards they in
Spected the carpet mills of the MeSSFS
DObson, At the falls of SChuylkil. From there
the party visited Manayunk and then took the
cars of the Reading road for the city again.
Landing at NillOw-Street wharf, from which
point they proceeded 10 DiSStOn'S lard works
and Cramps ShipyaTd.
Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Sherman and the other
ladies' of the party left the hotel at ~ o'clock
under the guidance OF Miss McHenry of the
ladies' committee. visiting first the girls Nor
NAL school. Here the ladies were handsomely
entertained with recitatiOnS, singing &c. The
Northern Home for FTiendleSS Children was
next on the programme. Here the children
TO the number of two hundred. were assem-
bed. and when the ladies appeared they start
ed up hymn. They rendered the chorus
with great effect, each child waving a small
flag. This feature was the subject OF general
remark, and elected the appreciation of the
party. Next the Educational Home was VlS-
tied, and afterwards the school of design
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Orlendorff as linguist We came to anchor
at length opposite the city, and distant about
three fourths OF a mile from its docks. Foreign
vessels are not permitted TO 90 TO the wharveS
hut must anchor out in the stream, on account
OF local reasons OF various kinds.
SCENES IN THE HARBoR.
Our anchor finds the bottom in about ~
feet OF water, and our steamer is instantly
surrounded by boats with awnings over them,
whose proprietors beSeech us i'm eloquent
terms and in strange language TO employ
their services. 1t is a repetition of the scene
at any large American railroad station on the
aacks Gt train only instead OF
boats resemble the covers erected over
the long old fashioned Virginia market wagons
az nome. They look nice and cool to ride in.
Motel runners who rush on board with printed
cards contribute to make the scene one of
curious animation and afford us material for
comparison with our own hotel customs The
dlnerence is only in the language. Amid all
TINS din we ia ke breakfast on the boat. after
which we are introduced TO our Consul Gene
RAJ, M: Hall, who has come aboard to offer his
compliments. We then send our luggage off
IN the boat, and afterwards go ashore i'm a
steam launch and land at wharf where We
pass through gate and wait a few moments
In large room where the port officer usually
Scrutinizes foreign arrivals. We are not how
ever subjected TO any delay on this account,
ana an I'm IN another minute get in cabs holding two
PEI sons each, and are driven about mile to
The Hotel y Restaurant Pasaje, Gale del
Prado ,parque de Isabel la Catolica,' (whatever
ana wherever that may be.) We notice as We
are driven along the streets the great activity
Of the little Cuban horses attached to our cabs.
The Hotel Pasaje is situated in pleasant
street, fronting pretty. park. The house is
built in the Moorish Romanesque style of
architecture; with lofty ceilings wide halls,
spacious saloons, handsome columns, large
with tiled floors, in which we are no sooner
located than we feel at home. We find to our
great comfort several English speaking ser
us feel at home. SVN
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The M0rketa.
RAITIMOpE

BALTIMORE, April 26.-virginia SKIES, Old,
20; Qo. deferred, A; do. consolidated. 60x; do.
second series. 80; North Carolina sfIes, ODD. is;
do; new, 3; do. special tax, bid to-day. Sugar
BALTIMoRE,, 4 prii 2e; Cotton quiet and nom;
frmer-Howard street and western super 4O0
al. so; do extra, f. 76a5. %: dc. family o. bOs
g. so: city mills super, 4. 25a4 rs: do extra g. Is
a5 70: do. Rio brands 6. 76a7 90; PatapscO family
7.75. Wheat, southern firm and higher; western
S stp9pg ana 6 6bigfsssSItnen red ssa1 s5 %.
2 winter red, western, spot, and April, LISA
al 314; May, 1.33 al. 33 y. Corn, southern quiet
and nrmeI; western active and higher-soutneru
white, 53a54; do. yellow, 53a63s; western mixed,
spot, 63a5S4; May, 534aS35f; June, 6459a54k.
white, "a SO: do. mixed. Sass; Pennsylvania SS
a36. Rye quiet and nominal-good 70 prime, 62s85
Hay quiet and steady-prime PENNSYLVANIA and
Maryland, Is. 00a15.O0. Provisions dull and de.
pressed, Jobbing quotations are: Mess pork
10 25. Bulk meats-shoulders Al; clear rib
sides; 81. Bacon1shoulders, An; clear rib sides,
Butter, dull and weak-choice western roll I5a20.
do: packed, 2oa22. Petroleum dull and NOMINAL
res. sefneds loI. Gofee suiet.noninally, Rio car
gees ESsiI, whisky quiet, small sales, iO8s
lOeh. h 90 oRsceipts.nour, 600; wheat, II, 500:
10, GOO; corn, 1850. Freights 70 Iiyerpooi
NEW YORK, April 2e.-stocks about arm.
Zone Ihoney; ., Gold 1OoS. Exchange, long, z6ex;
snSrg, acS. governments irregular.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Flour without decided
= cegs neat and cent better Corn and
a. LONDON. April 9s, 1880 p. m-con.ols.
lsS. lSS. Illinois Central, "a. New Jersey Central,