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National Republican., 1879-05-29
OR STATIONERY.


May ~, lSN.
fiscal year ending June 10, lSsd, will be received ut
TINS Department until the 18th day OF Juuo 1879 at II
O'Clock M.
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon up.
pcation.
The bids will he considered and accepted or rejected
Item by Item; and tins advertisement and the pro.
posa 30 far ns nsacceped by the Secretary Ot the Treas
ury, and the bond accompanying The SAM" shall con-
slnto the contract between the Government and the
bidder or bidders and no further contract will be
ccutcd.
The articles ntractcd for must be furnished from
time to tmc during the year u quantities pursuant to
VIII, however, he called for during the year.
Each proposal must he signed by the individual or
firm making II, and be accompanied by bond, with
sufficient snrcics In the sum OF two thousand dollars
l+2O)), approved by the United States officer of the
district III which the surctcs reside do business on
| form TO be furnished by the Department, cOndi-
toned for furnishing such portions Of the articles
may he awarded under It, and tho performance OF the
/ contract.
All dcllverie, will he subject to inspection by nm cx.
pert detailed for the purpose by tho secretary of the
Treasury and the delivery Of nm inferior article viii
he deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract, at
| the option Oi the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free OF charge Mt the Treasury
| Department., Washington.
Tile Nature to comply with any order under the Cuii-
tract VIII operate n9 forfeiture of the entire penalty
OF the bond, the Secretary of the Irpssury may M
rect the purchase In open market OF such quantities
| Of any articles shall be necessary to supply the
deficiency caused by such failure. and charge to the
contractors 30 per ccnum of tho prize which II shall
he found necessary to pay for such articles.
Proposals UnHccompanicd ny II satisfactory bond
VIII not DE considered and contracts Will be awarded
DMy TO established manufacturers Of, or dealers n
| the articles.
Proposals to he addressed to the undersigned, aud
mnrked proposals for stationery"
The department reserves the right to waive defects
and reject rny all bids.
No awards viii he made under this advertisement
until Congress shall have made the necessary appro
prat!on. JOHN SHERMAN,
mygG Secretary OF the IrUtsuTy.
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AUCION SALE9.
FUTURE DAYS.
LIMITED STATES MARsnAp3 SALE.

/ NJ I'D II Il 7 u MNINoTTNI0 y 0NITl,
DBy virtue OF u writ Of hcri fcias. issued out oi
the clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia and To me directed. Will sell at public
sale. for cash. ut Tie court house door OF said District
on TUESDAY, the l7th day Of June. 1870, ut ~
O'Clock m all the right, title clum aud interest OF
tho defendant IN and to the following prop
crty ~ wit To lot one %, In MOrgans subdivision
OF part OF Widows Mite, known rs Oak Lawn, IN the
District Of Columbia, being situated ut the iutrrsCc-
ion OF Columbia Toal and Nineteenth street extend.
Cd, seized and levied upon ~ the property OF Maria
T. StOddnrd To satisfy execution No. l1iGO ut law In
favor of Matilda :. Hartman.
FUEDK DOUGLASS.
Unel States Marshal, District OF Columbia.
JOHN SHERMAN. AuCliOuppr, fuN2S-tlts
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Chief Bureau Engraving IN


~ uousE REPRESENTATIVES, 4. $,
W.NsrINUTOS u. c. May q, 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received ut this office until
l2OClOck noon on Monday, June rroN., Tor lnr.
niSng the House of Representatives with three hum
drcd $500 tons best quality White Ash Furnace
Coal to weigh 2,2iO pounds per ton. All to he ucliv.
cred by Friday June 20 next aud stored IN the vaults
OF the south wing OF tho Capitol and to be reweghed
there " desired, Storage aud Government inspection
ut bidders cost. The right is reserved TO reject any
aud all bids If the Interests OF the Government shall
require.
Envelopes containing bids must be marked "pro.
pUSals for Coal and addressed To the undersigned.
CHARLES W. FIELD,
my2sIt Doorkccper House OF Representatives.
DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
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Georgetown River Front.

Arrlvci-Nunc
Cleared SihOoncls VI Harlow, Soper, New York
with 100 tons coal; Calvin p Harris Benton New
Bedford, with 60 tons cDnl Sunlight Hog len, Ports.
mouth, MI. with tGj tons coal; Mary \ Bruis' nav,
Gulllcr Salem, Mnss with $40 tons coal; Ruth shaw
MCEMCc. hnth, Nc with $50 tons coal.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. BOSWORTII, 9lS L STREET n. W., Is THE
- most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever ~ tins city, All nervous and chronic
~. lteiers TO Senators d. w Voorhees,, Indiana; J.
j. Patterson, 5. G.; Samuel Norment, Washington, ID.
G., and Others. Consultation free. a competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant to attend to lades
National Republican., 1879-05-29
PROpOSALS.
VNREASCRY DEPARTMENT,
Il BTREAr OF ESgUANINg

FTIIENSI ~ UETNIVTWENT,
Il BUREAU or ESGRANtNu AND PRtSrlSu,
May y, ls7p.
Proposals for supplies, embracing dry COlofs for
plate printing. oils. chemicals, bond, manila. aud
other paper typographical Inks, twinC, giue, binders
materials and plate printers materials generally for
use of the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing for
months ending December -, ls1p, Will he received at
this Office until IL M, June ~. from manufacturers
aud regular dealers In the several classes OF goods.
class with Information as TO quantity quality aud
conditions Will he furnished on application.
II IL Intended that proposals shall be- compared on
enCh item separately, aud, considering the ndnptH
bility OF qualities to the work OF the bureau IN well
prices proposed, orders will be made the lowest
bidder for the articles desired.
The right to waive defects and reject any or all bids
Is reserved.
Parties Wishing Information must specify upon
which particular class of articles they are qualified to
propose, and should address their applications to
d. II. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving aud Printing,
m 4 4
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RIVER AND CANAL NEU,S.


Arrvcd-SchooneIs Cor Smith. Williams, Nominl,
with wood to johnson Bros; Rnpidun, -,
Nc, with 10000 feet lumber " n w smith,
Cicurcd-SchoDncrs Psari, Coleman. down tile river,
light: brooklyn Brannpck, down the river. light
Minnie, Spn umnn. Norfolk, tn load barrels: p0,,-
lnntnS Ben, LongwoOd; Icluma Bennett, 81 Johns,
National Republican., 1879-05-29

CAPT j. j. NEWELL. Commanding,

CAPT j. J. NEWELL. Commanding
win mako two daily excursions (cxccpt when char
Crcd) leaving her wharf, foot of seventh street Rt
0;3D ~ IN. aud y. M, touching at such landings as
may he desirable. The above steamer has been thor
oughly rulttCd and rrfurnishcd making her the
FINEST EXCLUSION BOAT -
ON The river. Professor Rogers GbEE CLUB and
ORCHESTRA will accompany the boat each trip.
Parties desiring to charter, for further Information
call ut ScRr3 drugstore. corner of Eleventh and +
sirpnls nOrlhMosl. or ON hDnrh. mYltJm
National Republican., 1879-05-29
ASSIGNMENTS FoR To-day.

Supreme Court of the Distrlct-.Nu. 20, Pruyn VS..
Kennedy; No. %, English vs.. Nandcrwcrker; No.
100, Van Riswicl VS. Barker No. l0l DcCncr, cN-
ecutOr vs. Charter Oak Life Insurance Company
No, lO3 Kirk vs.. White; No. lOi Wilson vs. Ar
wick; No. los, llOllmun VS.. Washington Market
Company; No lO6, lloston VS.. Washington Market
Company; No. l07. Mason ". sloop \. Il. Jones !;
No iOg i. ;. and T. Co. vs. Wheeler.
Circuit Court-Justicc Wylc.--NO. -, Magruder
vs.. Thornton No. |, Hall AVS. baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; No. 49, Nandurwcrkcr VS..
Green; No. II, Jolc vs.. Clark IL Cooley; No. Is,
Powell vs. Kimmcll IL SmoOt; No. -, Deull vs..
Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company No. 20,
Crpps vs.. Douglass Bro No. - Welsh VS.. Clark,
ir; No. 26 Cummings vs.. Bliss; No. -, HuntOn VS..
Taylor; No. -, Holden " Ford VS.. Linyillc Il Co.
No. b. COblcns ~ Wormit2 vs.. Ruuh; No. 37 Rit.
tcnholisc VS.. Cummings; No. 80 Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company VS.. Barrct; No. 10. Pacific Mail
Steamship Company vs., Fant No. II, Lewis, trus-
tee &c. VS.. Paige; No. H. Lewis trustee, &c, W..
Barlow No. l3, Pacific Mail steamship Company
No. IS, Lewis trustee, &c, vs.. Edmunds; No. 10.
London, Sc. Publishing Company W. Burret No
30 Greer vs.. Bliss No. -. Lewis, trustee, vs.. King
No. jll3, Vincent administrator, VS.. Bcvcridge
No. 80, London, &c, Publishing Company vs. Ma
grudcr.
Equity Court-Justice MacArthur.-NIo. 7, Ice vs.
Douglass; No. T., Meyers vs.. Meyers; No. Is
Menger vs.. p9sey; No, 20, roomae Steamboat
Company VS.. Inland aud SCah0ard Coastug Com
pany No. ~, same vs.. Upper Potomac Steamboat
Company; No. % Jackson vs. Davis No. 81, Gull vs.
MCkim; No. D. Jones VS. Pumphrcy; No. 20
National Metropolitan Bank vS. johnson: No. ~
National Capital Insurance Company VS.. Russell
No. Is Seal vs.. Naor.
Criminal COurt-Justicc lIagncr, Henry Harry
Morris Roach, Patrick Mcnamara James Shngr,ie
James BOland, and George Lowry, alias LOutncr
National Republican., 1879-05-29
DROpOsALs FOR CONSTRUCTING OUTLET
l. SECTION OF BQuNDARH STREET INTER
CEPrING SEWER.

ESGISEER DEPARTMENT.
DISrUICr or COLUMBIA,
sWAsHISGTOS. May To- 1879.
BY direction of the Board of Commissioners sealed
proposals will he received at this Office until T. o'clock
in Thursday, May % lS7H for constructing the ont.
let section of boundary street ntcrCCptng sewI hC-
tween Fourteenth street and Eastern Branch north
east.
Blank forms of proposals and Specifications may be
obtained from this office, together with the necessary
information, upon application therefor, aud bids upon
these forms VIII alone be considered Plans and pIO
iilr may he seen ~ this Office.
No proposal VIII be received nom any falling
contractor known rs such on the records Of the Ds
trct OF Columbia since July |, ls7s.
The right is reserved TO rGIoc, any or all bids or
parts of bids ". j. lWINING.
Major Engineers U, - ~,
myl7 Engineer Commissioner d. 4,
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL FORAGE AND
l. STRAW.

OFFICE OF hsSGsrNST QUARTEHMASTER. L. S. A..
BALTIMORE Mn, MAY ~, lS7D.
Sealed proposals Din trpcntel subject 10 the usual
conditions. Will bp received ut this Office until T.
o'clock IN. on June 10 1879, ut which time aud place
they will be opened In the presence of bidders for
furnishing and delivering such Coal. Wood, Corn,
oats Hay, Bran, and straw may he required dur.
lug the fiscal year ending June 30 $50 at tile posts Of
Baltimore Nd, Fort MCIIcnry Md. Washington
Arsenal, u G., and Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
one copy of this advertisement and circular of in
to each rpliclte proposal and be mentioned therein
rs comprising part of II.
preference will be given to articles of domestic
production, conditions, price, and quality being equal
or al proposals.
Blanks iur proposals and printed circulars, giving
detailed Information ns to estimated quantities re-
CURED manner or bidding conditions to be observed
ly bidders, aud terms of contract and payment, may
b. obtained at this Office.
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes.
marked Proposals for - and addressed to
the Post Quartcrmaster, Baltimore, Md.
j. NJ, MARSHALL,
InYl2 CNptNm md A. O. NJ.
National Republican., 1879-05-29

DROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.
QuARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
t. S. MARISE CORPS,
WAslIINGToS, April 25, 1879.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will he received Ot
this office until l. o'clock noon of TUESDAY, the
10Th day of June next for furnishing raons TO the
United SlGlCS Marines at one or more OF the follow
ing stations from st July, 1872 to 3Oth June, 1850
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charlcstown, Massachusetts,.
Brooklyn, New York.
League Island, near Philadelphia IA.
Washington District ol Columbia.
GospOrt near Norfolk, Virginia.
Annapolis Maryland,
Mare Island California
Specifications, with blank proposals, can he OBJ
tanned upon application at any of the stations
named, or at the Offices OF the QuurtcrmaStCr Wash
mgtOm, y. C., and Assistant QuRrtcnnUStcrS, M
south Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa and % Broad
street, New York
Proposals should be iudorScd proposals for Ra-
tons" aud addressed TO the undersigned,
W. u, SLACK,
apps Major and Qunrcrmustcr.
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GOVERNMENT SALE,

w
JEFFERsOSvILLE, IND, May II, ls70
VIII be sold NJ the JcllCrsonVllle hrpOt OF the
Quartermasters Department, on WEDNESDAY Y,
June H. 1879 ut 10 O'Clock " M, undnr the direction
OF Lieutenant Colonel James Ekin, Depot quar-
tCrmnStcr u lot OF IanrlormnSlers stores tlutnlng
EQulpngc, aud MHtcriH consisting OF lOOJ feet Hub
hur Hose, Steam Boilers, iJJ feet Iron Ppc, 5,Ol
pounds scrap Iron, 2 Washing Machines, Mnngle,
certain Oilioi Furniture certain assorted Tools, Ger
tain Harness and Harness PARIS, llD Bcdslcls, lGy
llnchet lelyes, 40 sets Tent Poles, OuDynrds Brown
Muslin, l2J pounds Thread, 300 puundS Buttons
7,jOj pounds 'Rupo, 5OOJi pounds assorted Cuttings
aud many other Miscellaneous Articles,
Terms; Cash In United states funds,
Ihe property can b0 examined at any Time before
the day Of sale between the hours Ol O'Clock u m
II Il o'clock u. M Property to be removed at tho
expense OI purchasers within five days from date u
suu. ADDISON BARRETT
nyld Captain ana NJ, = h,
National Republican., 1879-05-29

Supreme Court of the Dlsrict.-Roan, executor
vs.. Denver " Peck; argued.
Circuit Court-Juslicc Wylc.-Adams u Co. VS.
BlNckiord Judgment granted. Wilson VS.. Gatchcll
ct al; motion for Judgment oycrrulcd. Smith VS.
Clark; Judgment vacated Dcnner VS.. Porter
Judgment by default; Graham VS.. Kidwcll judg.
ment for want of plea, Decncr, cisscl Il Welch vs.
Pillng Il Waggamnn, garnishce; judgment of con.
dcmnnton. johnson Il Moalc vs.. same Judgment
of condemnation. Gather VS.. Chidstcr: motion
to qunsh Certiornri oycrrucd. George vs.. White
administrator; dismissed. Miller vs.. Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company; demurrer over
Gartrcll W. Frizzcl: Judgment set aside. Gartrcll
W. MClain; Judgment set aside
Faulty Court-Justicc 0cArthur-NIncaulcy VS.
King: release dCcrced. Dean ct al. vs.. Dean ct al
final confirmation of trustees sale Johnston VS.
SchOoler temporary injunction. Moore vs.. NCo-
ger; ten dnyS allowed defendant to file exception
10 auditors report Scheler vs.. Clarke bill dis
missed
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poS,master-Gencral
D. M. KEY,
Postmaster General.
DkOpOS AIS LOK EI'LI.

Postum tcr- cneral.
pROrOsALs FOR FUEL
QCARTEEMAsTEE'S OFFICE,
L. :. MARINE CORrS,
WASulNGTON, April %, 1879.
Scaled proposals IN duplicate, will he received
at this Office until II o'clock noon of THURSDAY,
the l2th day of June next for supplying wood and
COHl to the United States Marines, at one or more OF
the following stations, from lst July, 1872 to 3Oh
June, 1880:
Tons of Cords of
coal. wood
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. llO ~
ChOrcStOwn, Massachusetts ........ 10 20
Brooklyn, New York, including As
sstant Quartcrmastcrs Onicc,
New York. Observation-Disclosures. ls) 100
League Island, near Philadelphia
Pa, including Assistant Quarter.
masters ONCE. .Philadclpha,.... 20 100
Washington, District Of Columbia,
including guard ut Naval Maga-
zine ..................,.... 200 ?25
Annapolis, Maryland. d.......,..,...., -, ~
GOSpOrt, near Norfolk, NR.......... 90 81
MHrC Island, California, 100 80
with the privilege of increasing the quantities
omC.thirdO
Specifications, with blank proposals, can he oh.
tanned upon application nt any Of the stations
named or Ut the Offices of the QuuTtCrmustCr Wash.
ington, d. C.; Assistant QuNrtcrmascrs, 29d South
Fourth street, Philadelphia Pa and 30 Broad street,
New York.
Proposals should he indorScd proposals for
Fuel and addressed to the undersigned
W. II. SLACK,
np1S Major and QWuTtCmaStCr.
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1879. PLANT LINE. 1879.
Washington and Norfolk -,,T:ss. ,Tsss.9s
Steamboat Company. -ka--sss;j::i::::ssss+ -ka-ss;j:: sj::i::.::sss
The new and filst steamer,

GEORGE I-E-A-E2 Y .,
(CArTAiN JOsYPH WHiTE), leaves Washington for
Norfolk every Monday and Wednesday ut $50 p. M
and saturday at y. m-fOOt OF ScVehtlrBuoet wharf,
First Glass Fare Single Ticket .......S1 90
First Class Fare U,ound Trip ......... 30
Tickets on sale by james Grey, New York avenue
and Fifteenth street; W. d. Reeds sons 2lG street
northwest, and ut the Virginia Midland Railroad
office, col Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
GEO H. PLANT, President.
u. T. Dopn. Agent. Seventh.slroet WharI. mya0
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NOTICE no MOUNT VERNON PAssENGERs

The steamer w w. CORCORAN, ffffT5ri,s
which has been recently built and l.d..zxllss
iurnished-L L. BLAKE, Cnpntn-lS NZcsSsfsct.9'r
the only boat allowed IT, land passengers ut Mount
Vernon Wharf. liOund trip, g. including admission
To Mansion and Grounds. steamer leaves Seventh
Street Wharf DAILY Sunday excepted) nj 10 II. m.
ana returns about p. M. -
j. MCl. UOLLINGSWORTH.
Supt. Ladies Mount Vernon Association.
l.. l.. BLAKE, steamer w. w. COrcoran. il
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SEOPOsAls FOR MATENIAL.


OFFICE or THE puBLIC PRINTER,
| WAsIIfSGTOS May :, 1879.
Proposals for material" for use OF the Government
Printing Olicc Tor fiscal year ending June 80 lssO.w
be received at this Office uhti 10 o'clock II. n June
| 1879. Schedules ana Information furnished appli.
cation TO JOHN ID. DEFREhS, Public Printer,
| myNInw3w Washington, D. e.
National Republican., 1879-05-29

pOsr.OFFtCE DEPARTMENT, May 3, lS1n
SEALED PROPOSALS will br received at this
Department until l. o'clock M. on THURSDAY,
JUNE 10, 1872 for furnishing STATION ElIG for the
POStOilice Department for one ycar from July t.
1879.
Blank forms of proposals showing the items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto, Will be furnished on application to
this Department.
Proposals should be addressed tn the First Assist.
ant POstmststor-Gcneral, and indorsCd Proposals
for Stationery" u. NJ. KEY,
m r-tt "a
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The Mount Vernon 0ucking Assoc n
viii give ~ GRAND EXCURSION Of

will give II GRAND EXCLUSION ON
DECORATION DAY, FRIDAY, MAY 30, Is7O.
By railnnd steamer,
TO BALTIMORE AMI FAIhIfNVES CON the Chcs.
npcakc jay),
stopping at Aunapoli going and returning
Leave Baltimore and Potomac Depot at 7s0 H. M
ana return at lGJl p m, having four hours on the
grounds tor plcnCing, grabbing, fishing, De.
The ASSoclntion ns secured the line steamer THE.
ODOllE WltEMS, and the excursion viii be first
class In every respect No liquors Will be sold ON tho
boat or grounds.
Flrst.cass Meals served on the boat at re luccd rates
Good Dancing:ATuslc In attendance:
FARE, - ROUND TRIP. Childicn between q and
Il, half price.
Tickets sold ut ofice ST. James Hotel corner sixth
slreetGnl PemnSylvaniG avenue: Remington Arms
Agency, llOj PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and +. A. I's Il
Co, Stttluncis 7Ui Fifteenth street Uppo,tG Treas.
ury, aud by members OF the Association my2E5t
GUNNER THEATRE COM1QIE,
TIE GiIEAT WAiEiNG NIATCIt.
Mcssrs REID ~ NAUGlIrON, OF brewster iIall and
auKYH uiY9Tss siX "GnrII%! nIY NSw W f8rk M@4%gsS S
tor the Gold Champion Bel ny the following noted
female walkers:
Nlii Ei.l A9nIe 3n nriSG The he, WGstc9e,iGr Akm@
MIS- l.AlIN Douglass. the bounding Door.
Also LhiiG LhnTd. iTi,@G the ,E EErSmG AnleopG
EXHIBITION WALKS '''
Every Day and Evening during the Week.
Remember, THIS Romnlknble SIX Days Walk
commences
MONDAY, MAY 90 At 5 Il. NJ
ana continues tor six consecutive dAys and nights
without cessation, an in it5 various, novel and al
tractivc features IT. exhibition OF the ASTONISHING
powers Of endurance Un viii OF the councillors tho
form a wonderful epoch In the sporting annals o
Washington. my2l
National Republican., 1879-05-29
pROPOSAL9.
loRorosALs ron STATIONERY.
DErARrMrNr on rmr 1yrEnon,

DErANTMENr on THE INTENlOH,
May II, lS7D.
Sealed proposals will be received Mt this Department
until IL o'clock n Monday, June 49, 1879 for furnish
ing Stationery for the Department of the Interior
during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1850.
blank forms of proposals, showing the Items aud
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto Will bc furnished application to
this Department.
Proposals must he addressed the Scr ctary Of the
Interior and lndnrscd Proposals for stationery
No contract will he awarded under this advertise
ment until Hn appropriation shall have been made by
Congress Tor the purchase Of the stationery rcpircd
nylD &. SCH tRI Secretary.
National Republican., 1879-05-29

Offered.
N.ftINfHlH
GENERAL H1RE EI,S.

Go'd ,.......,,. sI2IG.23 B.
......., r. II a
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AMUSEMEMT0.

rIInE LADIES or THE PROTESTANT LPIs
Il COPAL CHURCH
GIVE 4 FESTIVAL IN THE
INDAN.SCltOOL ROOM
Thursday aud Friday evenings May - and %.
Admission, ~ cents. uiv2l.2tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-17
New York.

EEw York, November 15-Cotton quiet
and steady at 121Sal2Nc: futures unsettled.
Flour higher; receipts, 20, 900 barrels; SUPER
fine western and State S. 00a5 S5; common
to good S. 40a5 rs; good to choice, S. SOa
70; white wheat extra, IS S5a6 50; extra OHIO,
S. Goat 20; st. Louis S. 50a8 90; Minnesota
patent, 81 00aS 70. Wheat-Weak receipts
10000 bushels; rejected spring, 81 10; un.
graded spnng 81 20al BIZ: No. 3 spring,
81 27lGal 80; No. 2 Milwaukee, s. 81; uH.
graded winter red, 81 SEAL 421f; No. 2 81 42ISa
! n steamer, No. 2 81 Al; mixed winter,
81 80; ungraded amber 81 30al 40; No.
amber, 81 42a1 43; No. I,$1 43111al a.; un.
graded white ST. SII1al Al; No. 9 do 81 Ssa
Ash; No. 2 red November, sales 5000
bushels at 81 4Sa1 43H; December sales 2S,.
goo bushels at 81 459tal II: January, sales
$500 bushels at 81 4S9Ial 49N. Rye-Dull !;
western S5aS6c. Corn-More active; receipts,
o. 900 bushels; ungraded G0a6lc; No. 8 66I<c;
No. 2, November. 6OHc bid; December, 6i5fc
bid; 81 Hc asked. 0ats-Demand active: re.
ceipts $4,000 bushels; western mixed 46a
471c white western 46I1a4Sc. Hay dull at
6Oa55c. Hops-Demand and market firm E;
yearlings, false; east and west, a5a45c.
Cotiee-Demand fair and market firm; Rio,
cargoes, l4al7c; job lots, 14al9c, Sugar quiet
out nrM IAlr 10 good refined SEa9Mc.
MolaSses nominally unchanged. Rice-De.
mand fair and market firm. Tallow steady
at 79Sa711c. Resin nominally unchanged.
Turpentne dull at Ss9SS31c: Eggs-D1ll
western, 19a2lHc. Leather-Dull; hemlock
sole at 26aSOc, Wool in good demand; do
nestle fleece, S6a5Oc; pulled 25a5Oc; un.
washed, 12as8c; Texas, l7a85c. Pork quiet
mess $ll 0Oall 10. Beef-Demand fair and
market frmer. Out meats firmer; long clear
exc; short clear, exc, Lard fair prime steam
81 30a7 90. Butter dull and heavy; western
lSaS6c. Cheese steady; western, Sal3c
Whisky nominal at 81 Is.