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n v,,,us Of . deed Of trust ~, 10
md Christina wiEptil ~ ,iEi
mlHa indie, dated ihr hni ~
~ III. and recorded i@9l ~
. II 0bI9 county. wni SMs
TSS,t BSoE nun.srjil - Pass
''', s.1URpAY, tn, zl d.yaJsa,
BEGINNING At 10 o'clock A l y, . 10
is0ni door Of the Court lioIH EtSa .!
W@t YiRinIa, In The tiL TiIEF
rm,,pJIr suciIrn the iOllOUihg &c, IFS
puUlus ihsSroi ., may be ncdSpS
4 n I'm nv said dTdd ual,iTcilS
DEBT saSoh ,,,ruuoo 0 iihs ir5.gr
litepIlnE y M nv tbe b0rh biIS -
ave md the whole o. lol huLHsivIIs
nnnlsTed Iix, In the IdIlt'IT ,qp
WhssIlnR EBOWn a. Chuitn. ", nIun
, ,r,rivinI. hOWsTrF, ll y. syh
~ RIure ia bic JSd 10 g
1oaI .Isi thr 10Th Iay Of b,.h,IHe
usr HJ Sm"ps ihr Tuilie bhd r1Sp
corded AnIuu " Il punlcrtj ", iolg sr1SI
~ y - Sys,Lg-Otrthifd " 14sS
IEnS, my elNt loiIgESg
M Lalinm In two fluAi 1ithIth6
,WsIye months rrIttii'elI' IN ~
IL n SaI4, the purth,sd sysLp
n!ri..oTy note ior each ihi,s.I IEA
Drn;4TtJ I'D to h ruIIStl
2 w pm,nt ,bCr Of, until Eala a.
ih9 mIIs /. ieltrrI 10 e $50
The wy univ CONVEY sath W.
trustee ,R.', ,nI.t dGd aIGigTnidI Sill ~
10 me " . Hu.5rn Il CAL.DNtN ~
- uvyvVY. Audi1utrf -
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TRUSTEES SALE OLA
Desirable ChapIins 81. Rssidsna

By Virtue Of 4 deed Of lu,, ua.L,oas,
Moore, p. II. AooIe and Hsniy YorS' ~ !
the undersigned, dated he 81 DIV q M y
and recorded In the Qdkt oaS d NJ,
Court Of Ohio county, Kui vlndnL 3 IN
Trust and Mortgage look No. L pCaE L m
SIS, l will on
SATURDAY, The ?s.h Day d i'm, ia
Beginning al 10 o'elok In d RAdLna
front door Of the Court HtuR d nHOSssf
sell al public sale 10 The kIghst ItlaEYs
the following deserted ul aub, mi in
The southern half d Lot n1nbsh i8na I,
square numbered ten Is half dld AIS
squAre No. l0), on The uai Ede d 0Rlsrs
told Fourth, betNon Estenth Fualla III
and Twelfth street told NGurRL 10 u N Z
Wheeling, together With al AID Lanlr ii,
provenenIs thereon and The htfvdIlnutnp
puftenanCes belonging thtftiG
TRRfs OP SALk-0nethlfd, q unEAmI
the purchaser may elect 10 ~, Ia N, n &
residue Of sid purchase 1obty Il iNSIH
nuAl lnstAllmenh At one yaf lhd ip jas =
the day Of sale, the pufthLST 70 ptt Nm
with approved security Ia ibt pJtHtdI
deferred lnstAllmenti and The lsifui JkA n
accrue upon the lme.
JAMES ?. ROGERS TnEA
J, &. HRRyRY, Aucti0DNef. 30
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10, 1875.
RrAprns Ofthe DAILY IsrEI1oENcER

READERS ofthe DAILY IsTELLIdEScER
temporarily absent from the city may
have this journal mailed to them for 70
cents a month, which includes postage.
The address will be changed as often as
desired, and II the term paid for has not
expired when the subscriber returns to
Wheeling, the paper will be served by
carrier at his residence.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TEArss

sThadelphla AccommodAtiOn-Thi train only
runs between Wheeling and TTildelphia.
tDaIly except sundAy-NewArk Accommodation.
tSteubenTiIle Acc0mmodatIon.-This Train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAire, stopping when regui-
rod At SheIman House, KtnAville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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DIED.

CARoTHERs.-On Thursday, June 18Th, 1878,
Il. and Catharine carothen; In the 18th year Of
his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his parents, No. IS Fourteenth street, this WED
nesdiy) morning, June 18th, at 10 O'Clock. The
friend, Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
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FOE SALE
OLD UNION STREET tycHluI,

One three-f;SFy Bttt Baldias 1lusux.s
North hide Of old UuIou, nv E.,.,S =
known as the OLD EXCHANGE aTS,s |. .
Balloon and Restaurant kt pIsy nm ~,
liE lirSe rooms and god alr, a, nj -,
modem Improvement. hi M -
place. well located, and ulak Fgstt
For terms and Piie1hn ryFy S6srB,,
dAit', at ReynAnnI BRsuI,G
CLEHAERLm
Reai EtAte Agents., Open HCOS uaa, lin
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On The Eve of Something.

Some one has sent US a copy Of apaper
called the RepietO and Herald, published at
Battle Creek, Michigan, which seems to
be devoted TO Second AdVentism. Our
attention Is called to an article headed
1.-THE Coming Storm" from which ii APP
peArs that the prophecies indicate that
about this time something fearful is to
happen. The editors say that in years
past they have Expressed their convic.
tious from the prophecies that a time Of
trouble was approaching which would
bring distress Of nations with perplexity,
and cause mems hearts to fail them for
fear, eliminating in the great destruction
Of the last day"
They also say that for this kind Of
writing "they have been set down as
alarmists, uttering their warnings and
creating fears, without cause or occasion.
But the indications Of such approaching
trouble are now too apparent to be ig.
nored, and the staid religious and politi.
cal papers OF the land are becoming as
intensely alarmists as ever we have
BEEN" o.
The papers referred to are such lead
ers OF thought" as the New York hide
pendent, Seribner's Monthly New York
Tribune, and several other papers. 1t
seems that they are cloud in the utter
ancs Of their apprehensions I've haven't
noticed anything Of the kind) OF what
may be experienced in this country un.
less the storm can be ayerted."
We presume that il it is laid down in
the prophecies hat something dreadful
is to happen, NC may as well make up
our minds that the storm cannot be avert
ed. How can it be? What must be-
must be, must II not2
1t seems from the paper before us that
GAIL the baleful elements which led to
the reign Of terror 10 France in 1903 and
A, are now at work throughout all Eu'
rope and America, threatening to precip'
itate upon the world within a few weeks
or months at most, the direst, because
the most. widespread, calamities the
world has ever seen"
We should be sorry to say anything to
disturb the researches Of thee EDITOR
among the prophecies, but really we sus-
pect that their stomachs are more or lesI
responsible for their ideas. Agood man!
people have wasted their valuable tint
trying to twist the prophecies to theiI
way Of thinking, but the seasons hsv'
CONT and gone without bringing with
} them anything TO protect their wri
tings from the ridicule Of the world
And SO, we have no doubt, it will be il
this case. For over 1900 years some
body has been tinkering at this prophec.
business. The early Fathers, even tn
very Apostles, had an idea that the enc
Of the world was at hand. But it hal
never ended yet, and is likely to last a
long 10 the future as in the past, and tha
means a mighty long time, say seyera
millions Of years, more or less.
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JAMS Il hVi
]. G. HERyRT, AurtiObCef.
URUsIEE's SALE.

/
By virtue Of two deeds d trust, ~ mi
Christian Wagner and Christian KlrH, hI4
10 The undenlgued Ilyier. diIdik ihsaH
Of December, 10 The yaf isi6, lbdfHaEE4
the public land TecUriI Of Uhn pgEiE AGtf
Einls, 10 DEED Of TTmt BOX No H. F1a
other deed Of truIt mlIe By Chnathi sFai
the undersigned Trustee, dhtrd III LIa ~
May, 10 the year 1874, and nm5dn3e
public land records OiSIii county N M SId
BOUk NUMBERED seven. folks 5 and & lIAa
FRIDAY, The 2Ia Day Of jan, VA
BEGINNING al 10 o'tlCk 4. y. d HlbFla
Inpl door Of The Court Hous q OAhHssl,s
yinSluIA, In the city Of WbeditL NnH
auction the following deehb% pnPTLa1
cty, or 20 much thereof MmIy bshsrsrI : U
M debt ssrured by aid dendi Il tTHn
expepFes attending The execution d thTas
Add BY said deeds, but subject 1IlngEass
mentioned lelOW Of The bOrth hidd NM
Of two thousand dollars Ntlh intdui ~
March sd, 1871, till paid, ~ 'tftbf 9
trust from Christian wager ~ sAJ1
busch, trustee, dated AInh III, ~ ~
al among the public lnd No7did HaHA
In DFtJ Book Numbered s., PN "; MILL
I Viii ell AS aioresAll the idaEiH s6nNen
Ieriy, OF 20 much thtreOi u nlI Y N1I
aioTesaId: The eastern pat o. W. ~
l0t numbered IeTtniJ'niht, hlaibd
~ NJ Main ytntt, GCentrE WbchR IL
fronting Thirty .ihfeeiee Z % The Sth n
"FU aud nnnIlg WatNltiIy o. tttl =
four feet sIK lHehts, or tOl poini nlIsS
siT inches from Main Ittsi, and Ihha
syn line Of that ran d tbe bofth hlia =,
I'D SeTsntT.uine, hdeBiiIef mthteN
- hi Sius he nht plefoi gfolni
fonsaysJ Ia IN nlI Christian NApd
a Beyfy Ind wife IDl NLuldA LpdSIEI
dAtrJ fehruuy lslh, ls6s ltu TSO
the DuLlIr land IeCOFti Of Ohlo roah'!'
1jnIr. ia Deed Rock No. s. iolo IVY $50.
AISo. % much Of The north h!li da6
.~.SanI1:nInp ~ lie lttECn Main 'ngt
80 n crounJ above described, 40 "
p' 'Se nbon"'iT Tnntsi Ind e0nTtIH
ch.i,.n wIsper b. ] hn UlSnbA ",
deeI dated March ~, lss, ~ SsE
1Id land rurdI In Ind OF "a Sgn
The dnt mentioned put o. " -
No ~ will : bnt Oll 81 aid nlshh
me lille 10 The pOIsTiy hdybI h,J ID
.oib /, ieIIeyed 10 le good, iuhltd pS,Ii
mTt thereof - Above, but ltlllhk "sSEh
aTiv onyey such title n I, 'uau
Two deeds Of trust Aforesaid, al uuuAd
TERys OY sALE-One.Ihln, ~ III 3
a, I'M purchaser may det % hhd.
ths bIlanne 10 two equal lnlt.I..rsksb.
we've month, respectively, si'n Nd
day Of ale, the Paishss,f I,, y nis9|
10 Inc property iOld o lSi ,tg Nh
the payment ' sllOS BLELH
r,,nwuL4 CALDWELL, At'a'sql n
Is mVUpEY AurtlOneCfs ~
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FOR SALE,
SEReEANTS SALE

SERaEASTs SALE.
GilleE vanLl.sl a D, ,
c4a...p4:&' 4ns.nss. Ha ha-.l
Sehenek 4 zOtckl,r ', n, "a'tias
IGGes Bro; "a ChhitOpSo, 6H4A
Mu9SaTS a Co " ChTSioDA sddno,
derson. 70, u ChsSS.sS
Before ". Phals Ju,,.
By virtue Of iSanty Wet WI $50
enutled Causes, ani n lsGd d
iii M ana WI Iell At Puu IL
virginia, on ''f''l 10 the CITY 4 N
l. MONDAY, the 9Th
Commanding al 10 o,elorI JVs4 In
md Sop,PnI Ief!y, to.Uit TssIt. rHk
ANY G y i9ur Scala, a. faS
Sjns ,SSn S MN one Cesse Ro'sS Pa
w 5hGS Ca.ei and oootSs,. ntRiE
~, ~ az goods 10 store g AdsS
~ 1ueet, they belng Htb "a mn
1851 Market street. nj sRnEcSt
luill AlSo sell on WRDSnsn.
commencing Al 10 o'clCCi IEsEn
o. Shiistopher Anderson lor,, IlAt sRk
~ and Market stItetI, ali % iAt1nS,
tney peing such goods 4, N. 49,, la Nil
sAlI uTocety siOte. and Chr,tsS1 kahlk IN
NIest 10 tralne lloaSr lostSt Aeda0if
Wheeling. 'aUA "a No.
IelI Srrpup,
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VIM GHNNUI De oEEN
In this list 70 the name Of any Of their numerous
competitors. 80 greItly superior to ordinary por-
Gus plasters and linimentS Is Ben:on's Cal line Por-
Gus Plaster, that 1t has gained the approval Of the
highest medical authority 10 the world. DR.. J. N.
II. Thompson, Of Wellington, D. C., judge In The
Drug Department Of the Centennial Exposition,
says Of them: ~ ute them constantly 10 my rno-
tice, end esteem them one Of the most useful In
~yentions OF the age" Renson's Cspcine Plaster
Strengthens, tothcs, stlmulAtesa heLthiul cIrcl.
latIon Of THE blood, relieves ut once,and cures quick
or than any known plaster, Eminent or compound.
II "a now considered 10 10 the unriyalled remedy
for lame hack, rheumatism, neuralgia. spinal and
kidney affections, ~seIatlea, lumbago stubborn cold.
Sold ~eyefyyheIe, Price 25c
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DooK.KEEPRG.-Aooount books inspected,
ID derAnged books Teetlned, partner, Accounts
adjusted, sets Of books opened, computations rtlAt-
Ing 10 business made, accounts balanced and bal
Address At Clerks Once, City Building.
my29-WAS
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Be CAUTIOUS &c ;$= : e.: !: ~ : !: Fl: 81; 81; i:

In tho market: one In particular having a similar
sounding name, contains lead polsons. Feb gen.
ulne Demons Caplne Plaster has the word Cap
cine cut through the plaster-tafc no other.
IalA.M XEAR
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WHAT AMY ONE MAY SEE.
WHAI CANNOT Be SEEN

Any one who will examine the list Of Centennial
Awards will zee that the manufacturers Of Ben
sons CapcIne Porous Plaster received the highest
and only medal awarded 10 ~plastefH.
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HOR SALE

LOB SALt~ ~
Three d7lnblc BgLj,gf ,%biEH
rs lei deep and % " ~ ~
.oO Pspd i. Irwin, on sOe'h f''N' ~
wS%' NAL, -
W." I5s vel
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
HERALD THURSDAY, MARCH IA, ls7sTRPLE

1.r in ssqsss sssss, coarse bat s.' price; IKE so
se pa hs. been ale~sa net lev steers Oh, aimed
81 lbs -, . ns' As sis.iss 'sr,st ys,s C. n...m.a
saa .s: is' r. g g & s H' s ssss ~ 81 .s1 s a
at s s rssa = ss % A. Isa. 81 ssEs s At PC, &c
asrr. s .sfs Is Nv. x.sA, $50 ~. :4 per % head
Pc, Ssas a1 pc, sws /. Missouri oxen At s.
s.l IS 10 d n'.S I'd. o Rss bead ssss r.
q. Ilinol. $40, per H.. weigh. 8 sws sS
ss = S'h So si" " sa 7 as;
mead at s'S O. per WITH 81 on per es.S i 6ssd at sc
per- "r % .ep. u ess e head a. Ssn bs sa
.ss &c. 'cs s pc, 70 or .ssa .sss s. = n. s
iaf kankis rhqmp.cIa % nlinoiss steers. ,is
y s:.s s,,s .,s. c. j. s;
ss.%ss Missouri % :. &c s| per is S Weight
g sws Missouri vs. sc; steer; lS sssS,
hsss' @ ..1ss, ". Iae.s steers q &c es. e.,
rs' Is.s ssi.hs =! :ss assen:sss g. .s
Meyer 81 10 nS So. So - PEI o WIZ E sa 'w
weight s~s rsSs: @ - }ipois steers a 3. Sse ' per
s ssi VIZ H. {. A'ss S:'.', SKI
:. n%dss % %. s"S ,'' ax ssSs Ssas - a nS
!. Weigh. & sss Meyer 80 sos U
q sa e T g head head =
head ON ssS sssa;' .s ss' sr
pss p $'ssi % S' as lis
s ss.s e ss' Fl sssA: s", .s s ssss
ssnos ,ssr. a per H. Nth II Il $40 9" the lot sesa' .
per Is. ss.Sss s:s, .s'sng; y In%;s .,ssrs :.
ioSss yS 's S & a. s; chfis.
50 Iowa SIZE per To- weisnt ga c~; 81 Iowa
S ys sa s si w'ss %ss sssos e Is ~" mi T.
so s0 a y head n,as g. per 81 T,e pe
T.; lthe.aat s,le psSlS With 81 Of hes.: ~elshss
~ @ RI .s. !. & ps. .'S % tor ~s
scant 50 strong 81 stE led iexan steers 10 mead
s ss sold I'D for Ss At M per i've weight
''a' ssa' e l. 81 81 ~ head
weight cw, Q, illinois s.eeis a. So per 10. weights
'as iss wss. ssS.
Al,er'9n inl ssd ressn M steer. a. DC per 10 ws,sh
per neaa on ls head = rssd " At es per To- 2ensad
20. H. s%a
s asa 81 S 81 e s S" .sss
g rs, s'. ps
N:srs is" sssss s" %ssS.
s ,s- q oAi G. s' xss'' u ''
Sheep weight b lbs. hFnd. Ht pp oz's
per cwt state lambs weight rs lbs per head at iOs.
per ~ spring lambs ut - so per hea spring lambs
81 IL per ead Davis II HalienUeck soId l1o Michigan
sheep, weight ~ los per head at 5c per ID ~ state
sheep weight lob lbs So 81 cwt. AZ state
lambs weisat ~ lbs per head, At 6sic psr Id.
MiLcH The following sales have reported:
Three with their calves at S5 head 2cows. with
their calves. Tor sSo; 9sprngers a, 500 per head
vEALs CALVES Trade very small; calves sold ut
&c pei b veaIs at 7c per To-. vsais at re per To-.
7lac. per ID We at IKE b, veals ut &c.
per IT. 9veals at S1sc per 10
HOGS On YESTERDAY afternoon hree car loads OF ONO
hogs sold AZ ~ 81 ~ ~ AMI $3 93 cw IN This lore
uuo
So 90 per 3i3 Ohio hogs, live weight l41 lbs. per
nead At 4c. per 10 27i Ohio hogs. live weight l33
lbs per he ad, scId at S. 30 per cwt
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THIRD ROARD-2:3O ?. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT EASY; FUTURES CLOSED WEAK
FLOUR STEADY WHEAT FIGMER--CosN
sTRONGER-oATS sTEADY-wHIsKty NOM
INAL--PoRK NoMINAL-LARD UNCHANGED
PETROLEUM DULL--OILs QUIET-SPIRi1S
TURfENTINE DULL-gosIN DuLL-coFFEE
FIRM -sUGAn FIRM M-FBEIGnTs QUIET.
WEDNESDAY,, March l3--6 ?. ".
Business was stii moderate IN every department Of
trade. On Change there was but slow movement IN
anything while most mmodItes were very spariEgy
dealt IN. Flour WIS quict but steady Wheat was
nrner but not very active. Corn stronger. Oaia
we're steady. Pork was nominal Lard was without
decided change Freshts rather quiet Groce les
arme OILS quiet Petroleum and naval stores
dull Cotton the spot easy; futures closed
weak
CoyrsK-The market for Ri" quiet We note sale of
1850 Rio ex Douau, private terms. Mild coffee
was quiet the ncss Is summed up io
:-s663 mats JAvs, 3,i92 bags Maracabo 1872 DO
Laguayra 1885 do ST. Domingo. 326 Costa Rica 246
do savanila, 34s do Mexican, ~ DO. Jamaica. sold
iu lots for consumption within range; $500
do. ST. Domingo. ia do Savnna. In transit TO
Europe. The stock OF mild coffee in first nsnds
a 1878 mats Javn, 92l6 Singapore aud
81 TAG bags including i6i bags ceyon 26 i3s do Mara
caoo TAO Lsgusyra 3,527 do. Jamaica, 37oa do.
ST. Domingo 39 do Costa RcA, $40 do Mexican f9i do.
Angos,ura and 1896 do sAvsniila We quote Ordinary
earsoes i4c. 141c; fair do, l6c. good do, i6I.c
prime do. IKE; extreme ran,e for ots l4c ls4c;
Santos fair good, l5sc i6,@c gold. 30 days: Java.
ss "i"ss%ass S"s M o.yon Si ss sc Nara
cai5o, lac I7c. Laguayra. ljc lie Jamaica. i4isc
ss q tos ss loo Ssses rSs' se %.' dc 1s aa
esssar i7c Use; Ango':nr~. i5'sc i7c' savani a.
tho spot was dui! and easy Futures opened
o. troS 10 70 II points The ccs co.'ns price.
compared with Tuesdays. were 40 ioliows;-- -.
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MEMORANDA. n L


The total sales OF stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated Ill, 2l4 shares.
The following securities were sold at auction in
New York to-day
Two bundred shares New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, 1855 l5sS 100 shares
United States Trust COMPANY, $40; 200 Shares Bank
OF Manhattan Company 1875 a 1874; so shares Green
wich Bank, lOl lol $1,000 Oswego and Rome
Railio DAD Company, ~ a S91s; S5 900 Rome, Water
town and Ogdeusoarg Railroad Company, 81; l shars
New YORK Society Library, sl2; 20 shares Home In.
rance company New Y.re, 2loh; ls shares Lorillard
Insurance Company, SO: $2O,OOO Missouri Railway
Company thira mortgage per cont bonds, due 1905,
IL n a6l4 10 shares Brook yn Lie Insurance Com-
pauy, 1866 20 shares Prospect Park and Coney Island
Railroad Company 20 100 shares East River National
Bank, II 25 shares Bank of the Metropolis SO; 20
snares Dry Dock, East Broadway anu Battery kail-
road Company. S5; 10 shares Chatham National B nix,
l02k; $1,000 MVntciair' ard Greenwood Lake R,il.
roau Company. hrst mortgage, 81 81 400 Moulciar
ana Greenwood Lake Railroad Compsny, hrst mort.
gage, AZ 100 shares United States Express Company,
46x.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

~, ,GALvksros March u, 1878
cTs.rg o Ns' ssss as & sosE
6a7ia
ss.c good ordinary. slSc Ne. resspts ssas bales:
Sss'Sas; last evening s't 800 Stock ssi,so7 ~ ~ '
MOBILE March ls, 1873
Gotten quiet miadilnx. io,se low miadlins;, ssse
sSssw s"ss Sales o gsosk ID tales Exports
SAVANNAH. March I3. 1873.
s.ss.y ts % Sss s % S.s good I
ports coastwisc 375 sales HOO Stuck, ee $50
CMARLssros March Is, 1873
Cotton easy: middlng, 1ustc: low mddng. lO1sc.;
sad ~. & .sf.e & STOCK s.'s n.'''' 70
Spirit. .urDsr.ns d%ii y, Rssn - Tor
81 jcior yellow dip ana virsin. Tar firm at 81 40
oswrco. March ls. 1873
.crlSa 50 . 81 for amber winter; se iS IS for
white DO ~ Is " of eouSls sSrn wnsa, , steady:
s.'. as'! nSSl Ss .sas ' B.,s
and Iieed uncnanGed. Flour shipped by rail. 900 bb
BurraLo, March 10, 1873.
NJ Mwausss springs. 81 Isp,.ya,s .srns 400 onsa.
seHan As'' i q so :? 40 do sS sI ps.,e
carr" a"s harley
ssss Ga ears Ganadn to co.. sIry. on private teens
~, ~ soss prime. si q .e.ss,, MEDIUM;
e e SSs bis y ~ s. y si city ss short
% ss and .n s sS sf % ss ;.b a %
pesio Bulk meats Bacon 0,4c shoulders s,se hams.
sss s = 5s .sS a
% u nys 800 3d. S shpn:a.. a s.' ~ 'sR aS e"rs
a4soseis wheat S4soo Bushels corr 25,2oo do. oats,
whs.. quiet: No white Mics,s.a, 81 =: sx.rado:.
May 4 IS S rs Tn's e a& hi SH & ns.S ss
red @ 81 20 Corn % steady. sh Mixed Dayton and Mer.
gan He No 'p9, 44as. NAY heia y io'4c se1as.
sa s oa., % inactive Clover = so
B"s"eis wheat oJS ao corr" sSipmess.@4 sC. ioar
1900 bushels wheat. 1000 do, eon o" DO sats Al
2 red winter seller Apdl and May, 81 22,. corn dull
White Sic 40 do a9s4c. Ciovsrseed quiet aud IN,
changed
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat auli and unchang d
BE isyc t qasf but steady At SIC Sic s.rsy dull
prime fa 45e rors nomnAlly unchanged a. 50 Is $40
rs sns es e.s sso s. sq! IS as% .:I KS &C. eU
s b ss sa sides WSs n . i
demand u, Sl U3 Butter steady aud uncnanged sugar
non ana qnshassd 1--we hogs 6r% an improved degasa
81 s.; oucners IS is ss Is receipts oo, shiomea,
$40
Flour arm oa. unehnnged, Wnsa. dun, extra white
Corn steady At f5c. for hsn mixed. Oats quiet aud NJ,
fssse s Wet % se IS C @
Loo do o,,s lso1 DO shipnen.st.our LOO b1s
Flour steady and unchanged Whoa. .aase,tled and
lower. No. Chicago sprng gtedgc, tlsUBe regular.
81 05,& cash; III O5,s 81 06. March 81 O5is April;
al o5 May; No. 40, 81 OOsa rejected. sc Corn In
May, oats fairy active ana shade higher 23t.r
cash: 2i4c. April 16xc., May Rye nrm ut 5tt,c Bar
ley steady with demand 45c 47,sc rork good
dem and tenJtng upward: ~ 80, CASH - 32s 50 49,
larry ae,,ys ana ..aae hisss1 81 cash ,; md Apr /;
stoady aud unchanged Whiskev du and nominal quoted
u 81 Oh Receipts Flour. 1900 bbs. wheat, dsvO
bushels; l7JOUO do 5000 do 5000 do
bari, 2O.Uo do. shipments Pour, l4oyo bba whca..
"a 900 bushels. i65UO DO oats. $4,000 do rye,
do harley. 1900 do. At the cosewbest fairly
active and shade higher. 81 051s ~ 03 April ~ "a
n SiO6ir, May. Corn unsettled but generally higher .
42jsc, cash and Apni 42tsc-. May. Oats nrm and
changed. Pork irncr De- higher. Lard nrmcr
81 Dyi. Aptil
The New York herald., 1878-03-14

United States tk's, 1891, ccupon...... lo2K lo2x
Unned States iours. 1907. resstered... 100 1909
United States tours, 1907, coupon...... 10l l0lx
voKEGS MARKKr.
The London advces reported decline to o5 5.le and
4 recovery TO 95H 95 in consos, the closing quo
talion yesterday having been 95X 95h United
States bonds advanced y a y per cent. but the i'm
provement was anerward partially lost Erie ad.
vanced per cent 10 ll5, and the preferred lx per
cent 10 &C. but the latest sales were at TX and 25
Illinois Central rose u per cent, 10 7oA. To-day rs
"tcket' day and tomorrow '.iortnightiy y settling
day At The stock Exchange. Al Paris fell OF to
l10E 7Hc., and exchange on London was quoted at
25i. l5hc. The closing prices In London were AS ol-
lows:Consos for money, s59l; consols for account,
953s as5s new 41s per cent bonds 104h hvs-twenty
bonds of 1857, 1854 1OSx tcn-ror.y bonds, loo.;
hves of $751; 1854 1885 Erie common shares, ll1s;
do preierred 25H; limos Central, 76js.
RAiLRoAD BONDS.
Railroad BONDS continue strong and higher, with
the largest rise3k per csnt-in ono and Mississippi
seconds; Ohio and Mssissippi consolidated advanced
L The o,ner changes we're follows: AN advance
OF per cent in Albany and Susquehanna seconds, y
Pacific Railroad OF Missouri irsts and Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago thirds, 4 in Lehish ana
wlkesbarre consos, New Jersey Central drsts. con-
soils, Hannibal and ST. Joseph eehts Convertible, aud
Canada Southern dcber;ure certificates, aud y IN
Buffalo, New York aud Erie hrsts, now. There was n
decline OF Il in c., G. and l. q. hrsls, ana in New
Jersey Central nrsts. new, ST. Paul H. and ~ dlvsion)
and Rock Island skies OF 1917.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
SHARES.
The following were The opening prices Of mining
stocks San Francisco to day ;--Gould Curry, l2
Savage, 1lk; Cnosr Potos, "a; OphIr, 6i ~; Hale
Norcross, 10; Crown Point. 5N; Yellow JacKet, 10;
Bslcher, 4; Virginia Consolidated 23; California,
32k; Overman, III Raymond l. Ely, AZ; Best II
Belchor, %; Kcntuck, 3H; Union Consolidated, !;
Alpha 10; sierra Nevada, Az; Mexican, 1917;
Eureka Consolidated, 81 "a JUSTICE Sh Utah, 1917;
Jackson. ~.