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Card from T.. i. Atkinson.

Elltors Intelllsencos w.
sin reply to DIN. Thornbargh's card, l
have to say that / ain the candidate q no
wing, and5do not know what he means by
The Elm Grove Ring" unless it be the
parties to whom he has promised the Poor
House patronage il he is elected, namely,
the two stores ut Elm Grove, and the vari-
GUS parties to whom he has pledged every;
thing they ask. l am not the candidate o.
the "Board OF Education Ring" nor am |
any persons IMAM Friday to vote on any
question as am told to do. :,
l will feel grateful to my friends OF oil
parties for their support, and will endcavor
to serve the whole people, and have nc
favoritc to reward or enemies to punish.
Z. NJ. ATKINSON.
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c,oy District COMMENCEMENT.

The following communication appears
in yesterdays Standard. In justice to Mr..
Frcw we will State that it is transferred to
our columns this morning without any
knowledge on his partof the fact:
L am not a resident of Clay district. l
feel, however, n deep interest in the re-
election Of John Frew, the present County
Commissioner from Clay. lido not advo-
cate his reelection on political grounds,
but simply in view OF the valuable ser
vices he has rendered the citizens OF Ohio
comfy and the importance Of retaining his
services in the future. Mr.. Frew has been
n faithful public servant. He is always in
his place at the proper time. His judg-
ment is excellent. He il fearless in the
discharge OF his duties. He does nothing
for the mere purpose Of makinghimselfp pop
ularg Heshirks no duty or responsibility.
He has saved the county large amounts
Of money by watching and aycrting
the tide OF travelling paupers which from
time to time is foated TO our city, and
which ii not checked or returned to where
It belonged, would have greatly and un-
Justly added 10. our Poor House expenses.
No one not acquainted with the facts
would have any conception OF the amount
OF labor and annoyance, connected with
the work alone, saying nothing of the
other duties Of the Commissioners, all of
which have been performed by Mr.. Frew,
with the greatest skill and fidelity.
His determined opposition TO the pre-
mature and ~ill-digested House OF Refuge,
we believe, prevented it from being last
cned now upon the people OF this county.
We feel that his services deserve the rec
IGNITION NC, have given them, and all the
more because Of his becoming modesty in
the matter. Mr.. Frew did not seek n re.
nomination. His faithful services and
eminent fitness renominated him, and the
same considerations vii; We trust, secure
his reelection. INDEPENDENT.
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Gnurt Sales.
ZINE FARM FOR SALE.
In the County COur, Of Ohio County.
Maurice Curren
", Yin CkAhbtfI,
Moss RAY, q d.

In pursuance Of the authority ve'el Ia rtbyit
cree entered by said Court 10 The liOIe ehals41i
on April 18th, 1878, ! will sell Al the tf0Hi iisda
residence Of Moses Ray, on the premise heJ1IAt'
tIsed to be sold, on
MONDAY, the 9th DAY Of scp;'Hbr, III
beginning at 10 O'clOcL, 4, ", at public iaasa ~
hIghes. and best bidder, the tractor paw ~
lying and beiug situated Oh the Naicr q LII 4
Ing creek, in OhlO county, In the sisted Nu'NHFA
bounded and described as t%n!loA.; EN1h,a u
stake near an elm stump corner % Nesrlhl Ig-
and with bis line S. IS ". 10 pole aSiEt5
CathArine lngard thence with htf Iht : e
poles 10 two sugar trees corner 10 1iiiAlhIhtg
and Joseph Potter; thence With Poitd' lt :,
Z, lN poles TO 4 sugar tree corner TO Jllss Atsla
theneeE n. AZ, ". l5i poles to The '-IihtihS N.
Ing 1856 acres, being the siine Fi9iF'i, GSN
conveyed by Moses Ray TO Go tA4ssL y,
Of trust dated April 2Ith, ls1i, and N"fls Nt
the public land records Of said county
TERNs OF SALH-Onethinl Of The pre-
or such further sum IS the purchase ~ ae
In hand, the residue In two equal is'a-G,iN :
bic respectively In one and tWo wanna ".
sale, With interest from that day iAt rtLII 4
Ing his bond with approved ptrsptA! e'5T'l
ofthe deferred Ins,allment, aud the TtA = 7
served I'LL the whole Of the Pateh,Sr NIX nSyiI.
SpCLCeEIth,
J., c, UERvRT, AuctiOnter. ,,,ovJiy N,
The above sale Is Adjourned uhti Ao''''
Der II, 1875, At the SAME hour and lI;rI ,nrrrf.
..,n.I.w special GHss'Sl
SGlV7AAN
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The election in Ohio to-day will be locked
10 with great interest all over the country.
Ohiois the pivotal State Of the Union now
a.lays in elections. Great importance is
therefore attached to her annual verdict
AT the polls on the National policy, what,
ever the issue may be at the time.
To us on this side the river the verdictot
onr immediate neighbors in the Belmont
district is specially a matter OF interest
Last year the vote in the present Belmont
Congressional district stood as follows:
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Clerk OF County Court,
CAPT. JOHN cARLIS.
Clerk OF Circuit Court,
SAML B. M~CCoLLoCH.

THERE was collected over in Jefferson
county, Ohio, last year, s22O,2l1 in taxes,
Of which s75,54O went for schools and
school purposes; keeping up 100 schools.
The JefTersoncounty banks paid Sl4,2Ss s.
last wear. The county has now no bonded
debt.
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ACRD.


Editors IntellisOucen
D. NJ. Thornburg saysthat his position
on the bridge and license question is well
known, and needs no further cxplana.
tom We agree with him. It Is well
that heis pledged TO every scheme
that is contemplated; has promised the
Poor House patronhgetoOyery store in the
district, and has promised everything to
everybody, and diddtseharGe the sextdno o
his church, rs can DO proven BY afiidaSits.
TAXPAYER.
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MI DrTY is the Greenback candidate
for the House of Delegates down in Tyler.
He says that he can't be induced to draw
off in iavor OF the Democratic candidate,
;pasnuch ms the National Democratic plat
farm Of 1876 went in for hard money.
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A CARD.


hasten n reply to the insinuation made
by Mr.. Joseph Woods, in his card in this
evenings Standard. lie does not know, it
appears, whether tho communication
signed ~" in this mornings l%STELIdES-
CIR emanated from me or not. l am
obliged to Mr.. Woods for his delicate COM
pliment. 1 take the liberty Of saying for
his information that l never saw or heard
Of said communication until I read it in
the lNTELIIoENcER OF to-day.
R. W. HAzLErr.
WHEELING, October It'll, 1878.
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W. II. HA1LrH, Auciionos !: H. GOOD Enst.
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There was no vote last year that would
show the Greenback strength. This year
there is a Greenback candidate for Con-
grcss-Smith and it is quite likely that
he will poll a good many more votes than
Peter Cooper received in 1870 for the
Presidency. Cooper's vote in the District
was as follows: Belmont 2s, Carroll 0, Co.
lumbiana 2O5, Harrisontl4, Jefferson 20.
Total in the District SS3.
In Pease township, comprising Bridge
rort and Martins Ferry, the vote for sew
eral years has been as follows:
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The communication in yesterday morn
'ing's Resi4er indirectly charging me with
challenging foreigners who voted the
Democratic ticket in the fall Of 1876" sign
cd "An Old Democratic" was gotten upto
defeat me ut the polls tomorrow. 1deny
ever doing anything of the kind at any
time, S. B. McCuLLocH.
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Democratic senator Hayard In Answer to
Demagogic Ben wilson's. speech Over
nj the FIfth Ward Market House.

DeinnsUkic zen "llsons, Spceeu Otct
nj the Fifth Ward Market House.
Extract from Senator DayarI's speech at Newport,
= August 9Th, ISIS.
''In considering what are the causes Of
our present distress, let me comment on
what is not n cause, although SO loudly
proclaimed to be. We hear and read daily
the allegation that the volume OF the cur
rency has been contracted and that "con-
traction" is the cause OF mems present
poverty; that there is actually a scarcity Of
these notes, less than the reasonable de-
mands Of business require. l cannot
imagine how, in the face Of the facts, such
a charge can he gravely made"
"But the tables Of the Treasury will
show you, 50 far from the fund for circu-
lation being lessened since the passage Of
the Resumption Act, it has actually been
increased -
"Thus, U. S. Treasury notes, National
bank notes, coin and coin certificates
amounted, on January /, 1915, TO $685.
4G5, GS4, and on May |, 1878, amounted TO
$S95, S4O,031, M increase OF over $4,000.
900. Therefore l am amazed when ! hear
the cry That the contraction in the vol.
ume OF the currency is the cause OF our
present business depression, because there
has been so much contraction. / can not
understand how men can SO mislCad them.
selves a. well as others"
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SATURDAY, the 10th day Of o,.S,.,,,

Commencing At 10 o'clock AN, IL, ia.,,,
ecrbed properly, that lstO ayi l6, bgnl,,s
hundred and htty.iOur and two HUNDRED al I,YV
In E1f and Chapline's addition TO thp Din 4
ing, Ohio county, West virginia, ali II, Ir1,sS
south side Of Wheeling Crrtk, toSy.Lsf M
~appurtenauccs thereto belonging.
Also the following described plrcy q r1r,lssi
situated on the bank Of Wheeling CrsE a NJ,
Of Wheeling Aforesaid, bounded a. INV, ~
inencing ii = point OF Crescent ,urt, os,LH,,i
and twenty (i20) feet cast Of the AT M m
street; thence running rastWudly Lbgi IM n
more or less, TO a twenty l20l iet i~ltrrs.,t H.
Crescent street to the crvtI; thence nj AVrnlT ne
said Crescent street to the Watsn a ~alslsCT,T
thence along the meAnleB Oi 94usI " N m
line Of lot numbered two hunirN u,ltty.6,, q,
thence sO%uihNardly with sad Noe WueS,ai ~
70 the place Of beginning, together VIII III ~ bsdi
itaments and appurtenance to atl kI 4 Asl !,
longing.
Selling as Trustee, ! will convey Oaly he ui4,w.
10 ME BY said decd Of trust.
TERMS OY SALE-Oae-thinl taSh, lhs lthst
two equal installmenisai sI and hIts nastA. Il
dencCd by notes bearing interest ifQm diy i nL q
title 10 be retained until Iayneh, 10 fan
WILLIAM J, ". 0KDES,
sells 1naa
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme. Mower COmpany's Work,
KNOWN AS TIE OLD MACHINE ssop

by virtue Of a Deed Of Trust mad. n, "a
Hobbs, senior, Hnd AElella, BIZ vie, SS,h ~
and Sallie A. his wife, and Jaus III, III I. y
bic, his wife, to the unitnisael TrqG's' J,,:I 4
airy 9Th, 1873, and Teconled ID the otst oi \. ~ u
Of the County Court Of Ohio cun,T NJ, Y {
10 Deed Of Trust BOOk No. 5, page Ie IN !
the front door OF the Court lfoGe GiOhS ~,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"TriadrlphIa ACKNOWLEDGMENT train only runs
between Wheeling and Trtadelphia.
tDaily except SundAy-GeWhTk Accommodation.
tSIeGbeuville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tain during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellaiFe, stopping when required at
sherman House, Rtnavillr, West Wheeling and
Gravel I'LL. D.
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6sussaL Nntiees.

NOTICE ,..,,,..y
Whereas, my wife. Anna weitnl IA. !, /,
nv he'd and b0arl without just CaI% "
vocation, | hereby warn all Ef- IN ~
trust her on my account o., WTr,15yl
debts Of her contracting, WV Nhg
WHEELING. Oct. 5, lsiS.
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T AwYERS' BRIEFs.-The DG1tY IL.
= tellisencsr Job oMss. prints Briefs promptly and
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rIRsT $500.
SECOND pAY-PURsES sl55.

6, Purse $50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .r.... ...... ..,..R Running
Free for all. one-thlrl mile, two best In three
Flint, sis %; second, $40 %; third, IS 90.
I. Pune SIS 0o.....m"":"""-"...;;IS0 Class Trotters
same RULES and Regulations rs No. I. Flint, 81? %
second, IS 90; third, IS %. rHl H iltElf'
8. Purse 500 M.................-.... . ........... ..-.PAcerH
Fre Tor all, Three In ave. First, 500 o.. second
SO %; third, $40 %.
Free for all. Three nhve. First, $50 %; second
800 OG; third, $50 90. Time to he made In $50.
10. For the best lady rider, ladIes' saddlsi second
best, riding bride.
All horses are eligible from the hnt day oiSgpt.
All purses are governed by the Rules and EeSula.
tons Of the National TrOlting Association. -
A horse dlstandng the field or any portion thereof
will b awarded nrst moneY Olly, ....
10 all purses II requires three 10 enter and two 10
start. Entrance fees ten TO- per cent, aud must here
nIttsd at time Of making entry. Tho mapARement
reserve the right 10 postpone or declare "Of" any ncO5
on account Of bad weather. In such eases entrance
money will b refunded. a I7H.
Entry books Will open ottObeF ist and elise oCto-
Der 18Th, II 10 o'clock p. NJ, at i, s, SoTthcatt's Office,
Half aret iekets Will be asked iOT from all pointa on
the B. 4 o. Railroad. l
ladies especially invited to attend, Is tho best Of
order will b maintained Throughout.
Racing commences promptly att o'clock p. m. each
Jay. %
season ticket, ESc; single ticket GOc; children over
tan and uAder ateen, 23c; single hIne vehicle, Soc;
single horse vehicle, season ticket, iSc; two horse We
hlcle, &c; two horse vehicle, season ticket, 81 Is;
three OF four bore vehicle, q %,
o:7 GEO. RAsrABLE, Secretary.
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CmEsrx6rs - % per busheli down in
Tyler county. $50 aqhal
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

|UTANTRD| SITUATION BY A GIRL,
|sIH a eSp6fiebcs 10 DO general houseEork.
\ Addfess T.B. A.. this once. stf OeSe
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o II g ON SIS.
TICKET.
IEenate-FIIHt District,
DR.. H. W. lHAzLBrT.

House Of Delegates,
FREDERICK GOoDFELLow,
THOMAS II. LOGAN,
BENJAMIN FISHER,
W, ". FOREMAN.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta March i-otton quiet easy MldtlinS. lOiic.;
Low Mlddng 99ic.; Good Ordiaary, Sac; receipts,
HosToS March II~Cotton dull Mdding II isc.. Low
uIndhug lONc: Ordinary Vlac.; recelpts.
G6 bales gos G3s bales: exports to Great Britain 2750
BALTIMORE March i4-Cotton dull; Mldding. lo',c.;
Low Mring l0isc.. Good Ordinary 04c net receipts,
~ bales exports oosst"ise ~ bales; sales
CHARIEsToS, March li-Cotton Gull Middlins lO7.c..
Low MiddiLg. lobe Good Ordn9ry. 9sc; net receipts.
956 bales sales 800 bales; exports to the Continent
I,s26 bales; stock. 80 3sl baes.
CINCINNATI March li-Cotton duh and a shade easier
MddhnS. lO97r Low Middling. 9asca Good Ordinary,
receipts 60ibales shipments. ll7i bales saeS lol
GALVESTON, March IA Cotton dull Mading, loLc.:
log Middhng y1.c. Ordinary S-s.. net receipts
oas 1ale. sHposs to as Uhc9pe TEE. odes coa'"'e'
LOUISVILLE March t.--Lotton quie Mhiihnz, 10 2G
MoBlIK March l4.-Cot.n weak hiddlng lOiea
Low MiddIng, 92c; Good Ordinary. SAc net receipts,
9ia bales exports cOastwse l09 bales sales $500 bales;
,nnras Mareh l4.-Corou quiet, easy siiddhag ios-e:
NEW ORLEANS, Match i4.--Cotion quiet irregular and
easier Middup 1895; Low Middline. Csc Good 0idi'
}e. net receipts. t3l7 tales gross 80 D''s
exports Great Britain l2,jOl 10 France @'i pa's 10
the Continent l375 bales coastwse Ilio bsiesi safes
'%oRpoIk March it%cor,oa quiet, Mddhng. io2c; net
receipts s5 bales eoas'"ise o2s Da's'' 'Aos '''
I'M spEIrIt march 4-Cottop quiet: Middng II isc.;
Low Middling lOc Good Ordinary Dsc.i ne, tr'e
Al bales gross so bales exports 10 ubrs bii'n o-'
s,yASn.u March i-Cottoa dull. easier Mddng. lGitc
Midlng 9aic. Gooi of'inaiy e':; net icC, ~;
1852 bales gioss ,ssi bales tnpoits coastwse LIE
bales sa,es OOJ bales last evening 400 bales STOCK 3d.
ST. LorIs. March "a Cotton quiet Middlng 20 "
bsss Shipments 2250 bales sales. 100 bales, stock
iLsNcToy, March l4CO,ton dull; Middlng lotc
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15

NEW YORK. March li.-BEEvEs- Arrivals 9 cars Of ~
@ 7sss sane tine last week siocs not arriys aa,!
n a it T. rrxans S. s w"nns @ Io$G % and
&C. s, 90 n sPers ; ,rcrfss ; c rS% ,GS nti St *
very short time o dispose Of Them 80 eager were ~
tHs tHs yards unable to satisfy their wants. A good
market h. loo1 for ,on%IrGw' tho s'or" Tno ~.s
common expression "bccomng abore' The receipts are
tslay would sS fhi aS So S away Win il ene
Thar no reasGn VIII maT , If ss % ns a need %sSN Wien ,
city Of twice II. number Of inhabt1nt has sti fewer mar;
spoS nGi s"1a % cse can faish @ al the % meat required
and to mase mai ons a s,Sy sH" rad TS Sa al WanHon Masi
LARRY active at about c per pound ~ nee on mon
so sat sc is he extreme op VIII. the majority selling at
and Ss TG9n @ s bead az At Wsnnstcn Market and
80 at gcIh making go he The sapDy was n not eAT
prime calves brought t. e. Sgt n snnI s meT ar
aSSs"m S"a n%1 Soa Ne fafn b from " se r v%s.
aiied Calves ogdTssed cayes are in ugh, receipts an.
ssain@i long quote prime MIX at 9d0S Fairto Good
sac sc. at @ CON, Go.l" iI Davis sold gcayc. 10
6c ~ do 1877 10. at lei do l3j b. at Se Vdo ia b AZ
iiume Elliott Co. sold Calves ios NJ 6ec - do
C. COLIN. sold at Washington Marset ~ Mount Holly
c1vr s1Ens @ aha aS5 NJ Nsn @ AZ ,y n sasc
VIM. Haynes & 60 sold 10 Calves averaging LOO !" AZ
Ess OTIS sod ~ E"es' cS'N,y y 90 S n s = S S s 81 a ao
sliEEP AND LXMEs-ATnyss 10 cars :, % e2,hs car,
B. Total saturday li59, heat nsans' 100
same time week The sheep market wa- gooa TO-DAY,
stock selling without any trouble at traction above e
oil The offerings mos stat seop
s o9s ~Sg Il head u % Jsr. ah c
while Ic was reached for lot of bD head \ mail ot oi
state ewes gh &C. load of Jersey SG1" " al OF Jersey
b The IL being liDerly supplied wiz Nhtef and
spring lambs ami enit rtanrd ihey w heaoine
the mar bet Buieherr ar. 10 eet le" uu
clam demand for The meat SIN ite The salrs
today haze t6GsS per head Dressed mutton ~a'
exceedingly quite at 6Iassc; few extra lLi"o jheeE
brought Sc.
at - 81 ll do ss H. at - - ll3 do 02 D, al ~ II
DO 90 n ut be- % 10 ~ d. al bisi III 10 100 b Al ir
~ state Lambs 10 ~. al ". 49,
Uumr Elliott Co. sold lag STATE sheep 80 h ~ &c; III
do iO n NJ 81 10: 37 DO. 0C b ai 10 iSl 1871 do lOi
n. csc. 10 do l39 b at 7c ~ state Ewes. lO' ID
&c.
James Kirby sold Iats yesieay, l0i OHIO she. ~
43O do ~ N. NJ - ~ lbG stale - ~ al - -
rs do ~ H. al sj oiai day lJS Ohio sheep lO7 h. a
81 10.
Pidcoek sold q Jersey Guy 40 Kentucky sheep
IO7 b-s, loo ne WOJlsd Ohio sheep 100 10 ri - 20
II do, y5 H. at 80 81 u ~ Jersey Ewes lyJ o al Sac
1913 10. 10 al f6 10 ! Lamb. al ~ yei head
G Collins sold at Washington Market 81 spring LaIbs a
So so pr head. 49,.
uOGs-Recep at Jersey City, lO cars At 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. March i4-pork- Eastern dull at 80! West
erD dull at 5lL BaeUn-Cumberland Cut duu at 70
dull at 30 Clear dull at 20 3d. Short Coa
dull % Cd. Hams-Long Cut dull at 39 shoulders du
2O6d. Beef-lnia Mess dull at 81; Extra Mess dul
at ll3; Prime Mess dull at s2. Lard-Pume Western
Spirits steady 28. Rosin-C Csmmon dull at 33d; fine
dull 10. Cheese-Amercan Choice duh at 49, Lard on
steady at 49, Flour-Extra state, dull at 2S Wheat
spring dull 10 Cd: No. spriEg dull at ~
Winter dull ll2d. COrn-oh Hlxed Soft duil at lo
New dull at 26. Cotton Seed oii-fe'iow American
in the market
LvERrOoI March li-I2:3Op NJ CottonThere lisa moisr
ate inquiry which IL freely supplied Mddhng uplaDds
6sd Mhilng Orleans 6s: sales OF the day 5000 bales
bales including 800 bales American Futures is
lrd. cheaper; ipands, Low Mi6dlng clause, MarcI
delivery 5Si d pands. Low Middlng clause March and
Apnl delivery Jsid. Tpanfs. Low Middiing clause Ap
and Nav delivery 6d Uplands Low Mddng Clause ana
June delivery. Gi32d Upapds Low Mtdding clause June
and July delivery. 6ed; Upiands Low Midding clause July
and August delivery, Gsazd. ...
LiyERrooI. March IA D. .Mitd,ing plands C0uoh
Giisd; Midthng Orleans 6Sisca Low hid1lDg pianos
5is 3D. Good Ordinary Uplsnds I'D Ordinary Cpands ~
FGtuTcs- UpIands Low Mddng clause september and DC
tober delivery, Gsisd. -. . -,
LIVERPOOL, March IA p m.-Thc sales OF Cotton TODAY
included 800 Fuure-t Dlands Low MD
ding New crop shipped October and November sa
6aisd. - r.,
IIygRPooI March l4-5 pmCot:on. futures dull Uplanfs
Low Mhlding clause, August and september uenNsIy
UplaDds Low MhdlDg clause, October abd November uei
cry, 0siad - ,,,
IlvE.rOoI, March 1850 D. m-Breadstuns dull Wheat
IL al Cd per GENITAL average California White Lara 81
per cwt for American. -
LONDON March IA $40 D. m-ReHned Petroleum, CAD pei
gallon. spirits Of Turpentine i3i. per cwt
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
succeeded by confident buying. This being fol-
lowed by dulness, resulted in reaction, that the
final prices were the lowest Of tho day.

succeeded by confident buying. This being fol-
lowed by dulness resulted in reaction 30 that the
final prices were the lowest Of tho day.
An interesting feature was the renewal of activity
in Pacific Mail stock. which after opening at 81 de-
clined to 1872, with final sales at 1874 1t not
until after 2:30 o'clock that the price broke below
20, and then the fall accompanied by report
that the company's checks bad been dishonored by
its bank. Whether the decline was caused by the
report, tho report grew out of the break in the
price of the stock. VIC shall not undertake to
say out the story is positively denied, both by
the officers of the company and by those of the
bank where it keeps its accounts Western
Union opened at 70l2 and advanced to
1913, later selling down to 1873 at which it closed
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph sold at 197s019ai,
and closed offered at 1872 1t generally Is anticl-
pated that the result Of the Benedict suit will be an
annuing of the contract between the Western
Union and the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
panies, which will leave the latter company without
revenue, and with opposition" controlled by the
holder of the majority Of its stock-the Western
Union Company.
OF the railway list the Northwest stocks were
conspicuous for exhibition Of strength the COM
mon opened at 4Oi and advanced to IL. later sell
ing down to 40. Tn preferred first from co to
G9os. and then fell to GS2i. st. Paul common sold
at 39l20397sa39l4, and preferred at 72lsa7lai ;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy at 1929 lO1as
Illinois Central at 75asa 75i2075. and Rock Island
at 101l2G1Ol. Union Pacific from 7034 to
71l2. Wabash was heavy and lower at 15a
132014A, and Ohio and Mississippi steady
at Sl2GSl4. st. Louis. Kansas CITY and
Northern lost part of it's late advance. and declined
TO %, the stock selling at 4aI. Lake Shore
opened at G3ss. stffened up to 63ai. and ended at
63ls. Michigan Central fell from 627sQG3 to 81 7s.
Central and Hudson sold at 107l20 1O7;aa 1919
nd Erie at 10&ia 107s ga 1Oos.
The coal shares when active. were lower. Dcla-
ware. Lackawanna and Western selling ut 47'A0
47as Morris and Essex at 70bsQ69l2. and Central
of New-Jersey 15G G1412a14os. Delaware and lIud-
son was neglected at 47as047lo. Express stocks
were quiet and steady. The market closed fevcrsh
nd weak.