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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Total sales ior ne 10 buyer 10 days
.e,c,s or FaiLApELPHlA STOCKS
.,crs or MIXING sTcKs.
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING
.-n.r 70 Inr


sierra Nevada opened It 1861 and closed az i'o
,s large and active business reported in
,r;tod STATES bonds not only at the Stock EN-
change. but also over the counters OF the leading
JnSiers mt a strong and higher range oil prices
Current quotations are annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
squash, Marrow.

Offering 50175c per bbl Onions sell fairly at quota
toms Hubbard squash moro plenty and lower Pump
kins have rather light inquiry 81 ais 100 onotanos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

97c Refined very quiet Crusbea. $50; Powdered 9iac;
Grannated ytc Cat Loaf, $50; STANDARD A." SJd9c.
sklN5-Both Goat and Doer have fair SALE AZ steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

specie, from the port OF HewYOrk TO foreign ports
for the week ending October 90, and since the begin
ming of the year: - ,o-o
Co, the week ..... SGgli5I6 sTSOS, 800 s5.69G.j37
Previously reported 2l3S7Ol0 22S43J.s9O 2S29i2s69
Total since Jan s22127l, $50 $3.50 2ii,2j9 S2a6@ 400
price Of god - no 1925 1UOas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
BEANS AND PEAs.

Receipts for the week Beans. Dbls: Peas 3f4 bash
ExDotis Beans. 6lS Dbis Pes 20S bush. Medium Beans
are dull with heavy stock for sale IS
Stncty Prime Choice New IGrTOws strictly hand ME ked,
are about TIE only KIND Ot MiTOws wanted and bulk
stock oHqual ties, prcea the beat IRA held
aD'u steady at 81 nsl 10. The stock of Old MaTows
l. about exhausted, and hardly quotation.
Kidney ore ~ c's demand and quiet sld2 TO- sales Of
crit oEaiy hno goo are reported tribe higher White
kdEcy arr Crrc Black Beans ere in Ina ted supply Just Ut
tr moment. ana with fair demand shade higher
suh lois choice have reached S. Pea Beans not
plenty ard arr quuc a ~ SDTE ~ with out sds figure
eNtrrnt southern Backeyo fraction lower. Quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FAIL RIVER Mass. 29-Tho Printing Cloths market
has been active demanr the sales have been Pre-
quotations. unchanged though much steadier ant
hrmcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

recepts Tor the past week 23 bales shipments o' Dnc,
yory lat demand both from exporters anu btr"l"
N m mara duh with prices weak except iof ca
lads, The rtCrps excess al ia" drih'h' anu Ho ~
.,.irulatug Not much hope OF IN improvement IN tlrI
t,.G miles, The icand from abroad Increases Cu'''"''
state choice ~ LIB Hli Do. eoon to prime I'9
-, ',, Il, IA III 10 all DO puOr tn good y ..% ~
,ilc .oor 70 Ian 10 ODDS all sro"ths .....--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

light supply there f. enough call for
II to advance prices. Honey quiet at quotations.
chO lots selling retail way for tribe more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

Shipments OF Potatoes 32I2 bbls OF onons IDo phs',
rb for Irish Potatoes rather quiet Just az present
mice, are 40 biah that exporters are very lightly inc
nd also fallen on owing 10 me AUST
Estrn Early selng iron 81 u - Ia per DUE ana
1s NJ a. 2jHs2 TO- sweets are not arriving ~
% and have adyunceda trc Several lots of ersey Culs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Black Tur Soup..$l 90al %


Receipts for the past wees 22;iG pkgs prcyous week.
-. II Pkg; corresponding week Last 2i"lS pkgs
shipments iOI week. J.JJ5 pkis.; lmr time last
year. 5.~4 Ukgs EyDrts OK "Butt Iinr' 100 PKG,
10 pigs lc,s au last Thrrt IL hITly change
20 not 10 Ie ut uarac nat q LIST week Tho
il prevails al the .ium and goods.
thouEI today cOMIu. thus the dcpr's,luu even
glcaCr. %! hc hrttr there is m0 supply, The de-
l. siCi Bt To- he fgiy last pUCcs In.
the t,i1.s. Wih the tuis hay" sold at 2oc, ard
without tIr tubs 81 Zoe. 100 g'Ol urkius r. taken
bv cXuCr..T AZ lf PC Western Creamery Is iwpfoy.
IN qIa, ant IN best marks stand II hy side with
I've medium grade ~ alry AM factory goods suc
SELLS 20 I-c slowly nj u T. irp1-si lc 10 keep
he stp jared q prevent 1CcuuU n on. Rolls
brgiJuuE - make tyT though IN small
quantities sal.s been made Of prime goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

The daily average receirR for the week al me various
oI d,,tyibut follows: EIlS kab"aS. ~
IAN, ~ cream JJl Ot iuA. Harlem ilI'aI -U'
do. Nr Itavcn Railroad G2j do; HUDSON RIVER isa to"
100 DO: Multud Railroad. $40 cans 81 A anu - t,s ui
r., near nv routes / cans al MIX o.
,., i,, al S.f cans OF MIX ~ 40 quarts each
me url,. al hh The surplus has been sold on lt %
in,I The n "A. week averages 81 50. beginning a. II %
there Was no change unt ho 18th, "hei . ~, uU w.
, bt IA Allied r cAi and ads auct - 81 o. ana Ic
oIIvipg day 81 70 after which there wAS he"l! nc
and he clo IL. urce 81 p IN" market nas ph es
III. past week. ard tanners have rraAeu more
than for se,cIal wrcts past. INC irtHhv hVH'N 81,
"a NOT strong. AID very great ln'ICiss"s IN wv
subuy " Oula again the table and upset the MIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For IRE WEEK ENDING OCT 20. 1873.
~ ~ I I HIDT NJ, UF
GeneTdt Directions


Sead only good articles IN freight
up poor goods Pat everything good ORDER attractive
l0oE secures examination makes a sale where
dirty pIc&Ie soVcly appearance fails Pack securely
so maj the motion will not allow
plenty OF clean
with punt aiH cate is best-snd note contents tue
tr barrel stating the also
SANE umc stating VIII Is sem, the route time
voice m should also be ncO4,d in barrel box Always
state the number ~ packages for reputa
ton Tor fine gods best shape that your in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

sSys for s %snF1 o Tns s' s@G 800
New 81 od - New ye9 g Sc c1 a5a . ass
iS ot s9 r SaT FRENCH R do sslsc
wsnn nSeS i pa Fi5er;s sGIoc: Dates 5 New
s DO Email 5aaf Tp bS,e SnSc sar n % SoS
90 box 1T snsc sfs& 1 fr p SS x@aa
Grapes $685. 100 S2Hrs ,a@Sa Lt'p"s n ~ I'd at Be-
GRAfN-WHEAT- Market irregular and unsettled; spring
AND w daG e1 ,T trade in options we %hea
better good export demand for spot parcels ine.ac 1o
Du,h options 6OsoS5 bush SPOT and special deysry
including Reected seag $4,000 bush Ss o ba"s
siNaS5e: shcOygan sprng IG1oo bush S'1 r. Nc &c.
WIFE Do UOO Bond: Winter no i S
Ssc asi 10 = Red, 5000 hush Il oe o. ~, manly -!
graded Aia6cI o. 800 bush 9Jc aS OS; unTadgd White
5000 bush, SGS 05; NJ" White ear l'si 81 tisi az
and coIns 81 o. White state 5000 bns1 81 C3fGti 04h:
H S 's 81 's "u5 2oSo bush So eycmg
f. or e3So s e a ~ sps DseSmDr 5000 bush
] eSsPs s. 81 d g asE& 81 81 asked -
900 bush an EoTcEher > aTl on p closing ~ g 30 .n1
s o i, I'D 81 w ASKED: 10000 nush Rcd october
glad o. closing q o. ed p C con as"ed ri bG
81 Gle asxci i04 100 bush % Dccsmber 81 oS'sasl ~
G9snS S S3c Ds o1 pash No western se
qqgc@ 6 Mc sp6 o -ad do5 5 s. S
FARLEY quiet unchang sales lnsGo nash slS["'u
CHNADA PEAS dgI namna GTtg Peas qri,s, - be-
CoRS ,5 better good expert fa home trade dcm9S 9
options aics "OU' ~ DisI' olll"' =
bush. spot, including UnCrNcd NcHb ~ 'aaoN>''
sil,o iGlc No "a No o i6it0iG.c. mainly ab2';
Mixed. october. &C. closing iGc' pr ia, a.
ASKED DO Novem 1itnE as Se eo S 4 97o aqsc
No = October 46 1 aIU So closing 80 ic bid iic ashtu'
do Novembc 47c closing i7c. oil, tiiic aSNet no. , ne
Is closing fSc bid, 4Nlc a'kii... VI -
shade frncr scs i2lOUO bush, lnclniin. No j. gag
Vti,H iDLc. No soc 40. l white. 32lr.: MIX d
Wrstrrn 27q.}OLc; White do, 2gG3ic; NNoi state = 20
- Bic inc utine 3nuOD bush aiNth -
c,n. ~. 20. 900 bush. NJ. Chicago !nc / BID i
Ii. f.vp urel Il
, 10 Marrow ~ 7o0sl - Pa, ~ spGsl -; hiG "a.
net 81 7J0sl 80: HCd Kidney, S2HS@ lO BacA 81 wa
81 81 ~ Choice Sew.
GKEASf-~ales. II 900 hb!s-, j5e ,
GVNNiiS-I IN fair JOo1ins demand; Domestic b'5I'H6'
NAY ANp sTRAW-Irlpc Grades SIN in demand him
M,Ciu. ud ia lar ~, " W
0uoir; Iiay-~ ippa. - % Oc: Ret GrNt's. %; hut
clover and Sli. - csoC ~av-LoGs Rye. 500 roe eho
&c., % ~ Doc and oats, Boa iHc, casi. ,,-,..,,
iJNP c-Iu,r lg' ~ about steady g"n.'fly ield
at halc- yrS~ri- CASH
IIrml, du. Manila &C.. ~-al. % s1S i.t.. sol No.
Barley steady Uuici; rt!ts I'D DIV l'N''
tie Rps 55j DR. 100 ltachr. pr it' tera, t'H"'
40 tfapde l9t DriEnCo rs lee or IA - 49, 1sl'f4I
IsC. Ngtauurp1, tb ~ tt eva i'' - j." -
T.mfi,o l. 81 &c.; h gutl. 4JHl~'c; NdHthb' T."
49, e.. i}ahia l.0l3Lc. Puerto taliIu nj iH-uaIa '4
I"t TohaSco j." u &C. rodt Dry -lcd IrNas l"' Id-t
CITY slaughter OV aGo -: do. CoS. ft"t e., cutrn,}.
HOPS-Iu Boiea sale both 10. t ut aId constipation
and Good grades h.N, tir prefer nee ~ dih lttt
choice 81 ihf',i,
Il &c; W,s en-, IUGt. ,ariies growth, 14S'' "u
OIL cIUWtiA 0iC.
ness ig cfecicl Tor c.ler, well as consumption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPn.

nrVpAIo Oct 29-CAruE- Receipts today, $50 head
for the thus far 3i3 head for the same time last
week 45Ol head SO through co0signmonth
100 cars sales today fresh arrivals consigned through
SHEEP Receipts today 100 head or the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

NOTICE.-Thc FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
~ HOLDERS Of the 81 CHARLES BRIDGE COM
PANE. Missouri requested to meet 81 the Office Of Lord
Day 4. Ior, Equitable Bu ding No. l2o Proa way New
YOi K. at y o'clock Friday. November l. 1873
upon the reacrt the BondhOiders Committee
hENRI DAY. I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
pouLTRY AND GAME.

roul,rv ~ in less demand owing 10 The increase ~ INC
suppy Of dressed and rules lower especially io tnc ,
pressed has bren coming ioi Naiu p"i.
9rsc ana with COO w. ather and fair demand pf'es are
about steady Gamu Is plenty anu gelrIh eit,,
OF arriving are Wet ana rolhe
E rXrnced disposal even NJ Inc 10" hsu0' ~
which they Offering Quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
FL. CO-SETT }ComIulttee.
W. w. STLWART.D
THF UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM

4 PANY, LkNDGRANT BONDS.
III sTEEs OFFICE. No. - Equitable BuHa.ng,l
BO~roN oct - 1875. !
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until noon on
October 81 1875 fr the sale Of FIFTY ThOUsA ND DOL
LARS $50 OCO) any par. thctcO 81 The Ian ttANE
Ron US the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
the Trustee I'm accordance with The Indeuuro
Of Mortgage April 49, 1867 FRED J.. AME~ Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

Fxports NJ salt and curc: Bacon l30iB boxes " ~,
bba PORK $50 bills. -, half bbs. and ~ YES Laru
n,i 10 OF bh- and 10 pigs Taow, iiv bohc+ 90
les and pzg-. Betfis unchanged 70 lar Us n
,rcd ihnu9h thr mnrket rules cHtit III ~ dull S'tp a
lambs move slowly at quotations jersey Dressed hogs nave
only "A mol rate demand The supply OF furk lthue!ohs
ntnnn uyn ont receivers arc AFRAID to attempt to ad
.-n.D LD.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
LENRY CLEWS & co.

3 BANKERS. NO. l. NEWlST.. NETWORK
Members Of ho NewIork stuck cold aud Government BOND
Exchanges.
orders carefully executed stocks and bonds carried As long
required per cent margin -Four per cent interest,"
allowed deposit accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
financial.

hot SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
Il READ TRIBUNE EXTRAS NOS AZ. AZ. "a andi
Price each copies each Extra for 90 cents
by mall postpaid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Gaplnqs DanNs.
Dipioeno Notlces

NEW. YoRK, Oct. 25. 1873.
NOTICE.-The COUPONS OF the per cent
~ GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS OF me CHicAG0
and ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY, maturing Nov i.
lsTS paid and after that dat. at the ONCE OF
JESUP. PAroS & co, No % Wilnanl-st., NeS.l otM
TIE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
w.YoRK. October IL, 1873.
rGNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Bank
have this day yitend OF THREE PER CENT.
free o taxes payable and after the hFs OF November
books will close to-day Gai reopen ON
In. ID OF November DCMONT CLARKE Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

Receipt. for week. cJ4s pks: do last week. S3tG
IkFs. Corresponding Week iast Year. biit fhrs lhicI
90 COO, wr4tLtr. GtI4t' receipts ana lar
trra IT, 'r. ux.sf fI strictly fresh i'd fL"-
- pi.t ha- also been drltin, 90 tn market. which
b r- ra,I nrurr Gee ing LFto move slowly, and
llrI improve Hc until cOnI weather comes on IN e.
Penn q - =. dog Ia?2 Ilmcd st,'e......-.l5 go
We-;..e rau.pune 2"t9'i 60. Wrirrn.--.-,l @l'
s. est ordinary .....lH GO -"' 10 "a '..'-'l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

Puerto CabsilO 20 a =. cur
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

I.nSpoS, December 1.-THE MTk LdRH Er-
prsa says very little was done the past week.
NO far as the iinal sowing OF wheat is eeneeFii-
cd, In this country or the northof France,
hut the appearance OF the young plant does
not occasion anxiety. Farmers have been en-
ablcd to thresh under mere favorable condt.
tons, and the quality and condition Of the
offerings OF home growing have consequ quentiy
improved. Despite this, trade y unusually
duil and mIllCrs arc not disposed 70 increase
their stocks. But independently OF this. the
commercial atmosphere Of the country Is
ClOu,led by the rnino1S state OF tFade IN the
manufacturing districts and distrlst occasion
ed by heavy disabilities In financial circles
Shipments from St Petersburg having now
practically ended and California supplies Sill
IN the distance, the attention OF trade Will
centre on the action OF the Atpntie state,
an whose iudiciotis management OF their lafge
resources the future course OF prices IN thi'
country will depend. 1t must he admitteti'
Independently OF possible political contingent
cies that any marked advance in the price OF
wheat is difficult TO i1resOe. cspecially as lhere
is so little unemployed capital in the country
available for speculative purposes But on
the dtiIcr lliaIhl the probability 81 Q aver,
MihtGfisA strDugally on tho SIDE OF ghotdegs ol
wheat aud illstitles their abstention from press,
ing sales ut The moment, and NAY alues
few Shillings per quarter Ut no distant ua'e'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

BALrrMoRE, Dccemberl7. Quietfor
local demand; ., Whsa.1T : We Western q shade 81
81 06; No. westefnwinter red, spot and De-
.oember, 81 i0S4fal ois January. 81 0i 9<alt5;
February ~ 08k.., Western dull and
nominal; western mixed spot, old, unchang-
ed; new, spot and December 45I+c; January
45c; February 45kc; steamer 40c. Oats
Scarce and firm; Pennsylvania 29as3c; west
ern white and mixed unchanged. Rye-Quiet
and nominal. Hay-Dull and unchanged.
Provisions Quiet and nonihally unchanged.
Butter Choice fairly active medium very
dull: packed unchanged; rolls lIalec Petro-
s5Sc. Coffee Flat and nominal Rio cargoes
lIal9Ise. Whisky-Firm and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

PHrLApELPEtA, December t:- Flour
Quiet ;'suRertine s. 60a2 rs: extra 3 00a3 so
Minnesota family S 00a5 s.; high grades Is 00a
: 50; rye -four - 2T5aS co. Wheat-Quiet; No.
2 red 81 0S bid, $l05ts asked; amber 81 06Iia
! o.; white 81 0aal 10. Corn-Demand &C.
tive; yellow 47afsci mixed old 49, iiti7G; new
do 46c bid, Axe asked. Oats Steady; white
western SlaS2c; western mixed 2sasJ 70. Rye
and steady, Pork-Mess IS 26a9 o.. lSrt-India
'meS SO 57a2O 90; anOkedhams7 IsuS W pick.
led BJta8 I<c green &c. LaFd-Steady; prime
steam &C. Butter4Dull; New York STATE and
BEadEori county, Pa, extras 2ia23c; Western
Reserve 1GGfsc. Eegs-Quiet but steady
western 26a96c: Cheese -Qniet; western "a
SIC. Petroleum = S0minally unchanged,
Whlsky-steady western n %. .s.fj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18
TELEGRAPH1c DROPS.

Eureka, Cal, Consolidated declares I
dividend OF s., ,l77',.ag e.l
EdiM. Precy, editor Of the Paris Journal X
LibTte, Is dead. 1sniu s, .Wa.-i5.
The trial of the City Of Glasgow Banl
Directors, is fixed for Friday next. ''
The President has nominated Mis-
Emily L. Dillman, as postmistress a
The Pennsylvania Board OF Pardons has
decided not TO reopen the case OF Jack
kehoe, sentenced to be hanged at Potts
vile to-day. ,..g.I .s..iIg.al "... aI'
Henry E. Hoy, Of the publishing firm o.
Gatt4& Hoy, OF New York, committed
suicide yesterday, on account OF financial
trouble, Gi.. lHi aisNl 5.f S.
AT Pottsville, Pa, the families OF John
Kehoe and Martin Bergan, the Mollie
Maguires who " + 8 Mt t,nced to be hanged
to-day, yesterday morning took leave OF
the men" 'Hr'' " ..'i,''"
I The Hungarian Delegation have agreed
to the Austrian delegation amendments TO
the estimates, striking out the grants for
iron clads and for increasing the number
OF army officers.
The Directors OF tho Ohioi Penitentiary
have appointed B. i. Dyer, OF Brown coun-
rty, Chief Warden. Dyer is a farmer, and
has never held public office. There were
twenty-five applicants for this position.
I, In consequence OF the increase OF atroc-
ious.murlers in Switzerland, the Council
OF State has agreed to discuss the restora-
ton Of capital punishment, which. would
require q revision Of the Federal Constitu-
ton. D.. ta u .s
The friends OF Rev. John II. Wray, the
missing preacher, Of New Brunswick, n.
j., last night Unidentified his body at the
Morgue in New York. Committed to
prison as a vagrant and apparently intoxi-
Gated, he died from the effects OF opium.
A delegation Of tobacco manufacturers
advocated yesterday, before the Senate
Finance Committee for q reduction in the
present rate OF tax on manufactured
tobacco, and a speedy settlement Of the
question Of taxation. DR.. Spence, OF Ohio,
made long speech. s, @ a4g
The Porte and Great Britain are nego-
tiating concerning British Jurisdiction
over foreigners in Cyprus. Great Britain
recognizes the Sultan's sovereignty over
the Island, but denies that capitulation
concerning the Consular jurisdiction is
still applicable there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

CHICAGO, December l7.-Flour- steadyand
unchanged, Wheat-Steady and In fair de-
mand No.2 red winter soc bid cash; No. 2
Chicago spring s2Eas2ke cash; s2ssas2Ac
january S3I tas35se February; No. 3, 90 ISa50c;
rejected SIC. Corn-Dull and pricesa shade
lower; so}<c cash sly January; 3t1lc Febr,l-
ary; rejected 27II.c. Qats--In fairdemand but
at lower rates at 20c cash 201scE January;
233sc May. 1Rye-Steady and unchanged.
Barley-Easier At cease IISc cash; extra No. 0,
stronger at 52a57c. Seed-Flax ats 15aiE22
for common TO prime. Pork-In fair demand
but at lower rates; old % 50; new 81 e5 cash
and January; 81 75a777I y February 81 s75Ia
Z 90 march, Lard:-Actiye but q shade lower
at IS 50 cash; IS SEX January; IS 60. Febr,i-
ary; IS 67H March. Bulk Meats-Easier;
shoulders active at g 65; short rib - 65a
s67Ihs; short clear g 80; all boxed. Whisky
Steady and firm at $l0d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18
By TELEGRAPH


NKw YoRx, December -Cotton-Easy at
. l5.1Ga9 1.lBc. Flour Active and lower;
super6ne. western and State s. 30a3 60: com.
mon to good s. 6Sa4 90; good to choice 81 05a
4 so; white wheat extra ~ 65a5 25; extra
Ohio s. 1Oa5 %; St. Louis g s0a5 IS !. Min
nesota patent IS 5OaS 90. Wheat-unsettled;
ungnded spring s3a9OI Nc; No. 8 spring s9a
9OIlc; No. Q Chicago spring 97e; ungrsded rcd
81 coal OK; No. 5 red 81 02al 03; No. 2 do
81 IIzal OK No. do 81 0Sa1 0sIt; ungrad-
ell amber 81 0sa1 0S; No. 9 do 81 04IS; un-
graded white 81 05a1 90; No. 2 do 81 06 No /
do $I0sHaI OS1H extra do 81 I014at I05t.
Rye-Quiet aud unchanged. Barley-Steady.
Malt-Quiet and unchanged. Corn-ActiYc
and a shade higher; ungraded 90 11Eais 40; No.
8, 4IIIia45c; steamer 45<a46c No. 2, 46jSA47c
Ii store; 471Sa47Hc aaoat oats-Dull and
unchanged; No, ., S01sa3OIt; do white 3le;
No. white Si4c; western mixed 29A
aSlc; white western 32Isa35 cent?. Hay
Firm and unchanged. Hops Outlet aud I'M
changed. Cohee-Qniet aud unchanged. Sugar
Outlet but steady; refining fair to good 81Ea
8JEc. MolaSes-Quiet but steady /; New Or.
leans 97a3SC. Riee-In good demand; South
Carolina 6a7c; Louisiana 5IfAG5Ec. Whisky
Steady at 81 ca ~ q. MON .r.-htr.4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

MARIETTA, December l6.-Yestertlay
besn @ issHi dissssrged tS from he chesapeaEe, Ike
went to the boat, demanded pay aud chal-
lenged John Knox, the mate to fight.
Knox went ashore, and in the fight Knox
shot Mason through the arm. Mason re-
ceived another shot in the hip fred by
George Cook, the striker Of the boat. He
wasaiso struck with awrench by a brother
OF Knox. Knox and Mason were both ar
rested, and the trial viii! occur Tuesday.
Mason was drunk. All sthe parties live
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

q PrrrsBuneH, December 17.-PrraorxuM-
Crude firmet at 81 l65s at Parkers for fm-
mediate shipment refined sze, Philadelphia
delivery. lII n 40 rH y H.i.l7 lEIu,
LON CrrT, Pa, December I7.-The market
opened fairly active with salGs at ,98hc, ad-
yanced to 97 Nc, declined " 96sSc, closing at
Ing 81, 900. Transactions 2l00O0. adElG
Lespps, December i5.- PlTRoLEuM-Re
fined 0I4a0@c. ..it i,.
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,uNRw YoRK, December IA fire in the
large building on West Goth street, occri-
pied by Cohen as q corset mandatory,
and VIM. Conant as piano hardware
manufacturer, caused o loss OF $4,000.
Insured. 81 = 80 .'-r ~ .
A RAGING FIRE RAcEED Bx a STRONG WIND.
+ . ST.. LOUIS, December 17.-Ata a quarter
toleight o'clock tonight fire caught in
the large fve-story carpet house OF B. @.
Powell, 305 North Fifth street, and in five
minutes the flames were pouring from
every window in the building. Half an
hour later the building was completely
gutted. The roof fell in and the top Of
the south wall toppled over, crushing in
the two upper stories Of an adjoining
building on the corner OF Olive street, OC-
cnpied byrA. Alexander, druggist, and
Others. fheheat, which was intense. was
blown across the street by a strong west
wind, and ignited the mansarCl roof OF the
tiy&storycjewelry store of Eugene yacard
4 Co., and the whole upper part Of that
building Is now in flames. All the depart
mepts are out, and Il is hoped the fire
will be confined to the building now burn
ing, but there is high, wind from the west
and much valuable property on all sides,
and the prospects are, dubious.
~ SECOND DISPATCH. T. -
At q quarter past nine the skinner lad
der was raised to one OF the windows OF
the mansard roof, the hose hoisted and
the entire upper story flooded, putting out
thief -fire- in the course OF half an hour and
without injury to the adjoining buildings.
TIE mansard story, which was used as a
mandatory, was destroyed, and all the
lower floors drcnched with water, Jacard
& Co. g stock Ia valued at from S250, 900 to
$500, 900, but as all OF the fine jewelry and
much 1.-THE most valuable OF other kinds
ofstock wasin the safe, the. loss will not
beyery heavy. 81. =s5-g
The building originally cost about $500, :
900. II was insured for S65, 900, but the
names OF the companies can not be ascer-
tanned tonight. Insurance on stock S45,-
600, aud fixtures $4,000. B. G. Powell's
stock, $751; 900; insurance, $4,000. The
only names Of the companies which can be
given tonight are: Scottish Commercial,
$4,000 Lancashire, England, S 900 Ham,
burg, Madgeburg, 5000; Howard, New
Yofk, S, ,000. sThe building wasowned by
Miss Julia Cohen, ofNew York.
CHICAGO, December ia special to the
.1fiblp4 from TGaleshlrg, Ills, says, A
threeS story brick building, occupied and
owned by several parties, burned to-day.
Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000.