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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull and irregular.
STATE BONDs-Quiet.
SroCKs-The market was irregular on
a decreased volume of business. In
the early dealings an unsettled tone pre-
vailed but before noon prices adj
vanced from TO /! per cent. Delaware
and Hudson made the greatest improve
ment. During the afternoon a bear
raid was made on Iron Mountain, which
broke from % to 25t, with subsequent
rise to 27s. This, together with rather
a tight money market, depressed the en-
tire list, which fell I to ! per cent. In
the final dealings there was fractional
recovery in some cases. American
District Telegraph fell off from
72t TO est, and recovered to 67i.
Some of the largest operators were alb
sent, and the market feels the loss of
their support. The transactions aggre-
gated 10000 shares, OF which 1900
were Erie, 25,OOO Lake Shore, 1000
Wabash, 5000 Northwestern common,
1900 st. Paul common, $1,000 Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 1900
New Jersey Central, 4, 800 Delaware and
Hudson, 1000 Morris and Essex, 4,iO0
st. Joe, 1900 Ohios, $500 Western
Union. 5000 American District Tele-
graph, 5000 Pacific Mail, 400 Louisville
and Nashville, 1000 Kansas and Texas,
5000 Kansas City and Northern, 5000
Iron Mountain and 900 {. &. 4. x !.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
AVERMONT HORROR.
Nine Children Fatally Poisoned
by Polluted Water.

ISLAND PoND, VT, May 2S.-At New
ark, ten miles from here, party of nine
children to-day drank water from a
brook, the water of which had been pol
luted by the carcasses of a horse and
several sheep, and were poisoned, from
the effects of which seven died soon al
ter, their bodies becoming putrid and
demanding immediate burial. The 9th
ers cannot survive. A Mrs. Morse lost
two, Mrs. Carpenter lost three, and
the two more referred TO as dying,
taking her entire family, and Mrs. Al
drich lost two. There is great excite
ment in the community about the mat
ter. No further particulars can be had
tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
Award Of Indian supplies.
Correspondence Of the Register.

New NoRK, May 2S.-At the office OF
the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs the
following awards were made: 2. ii.
Kelly. St. Paul, 100000 pounds Of corn,
AZ So cents per bushel, and 10000
mounds at SO cents; A. c. Davis, st.
Paul. /, 10000 pounds, at 81 cents; w.
r.. Merriman, St. Paul, S42 barrels mess
pork. at $40 AZ; p. II. Kelly, Chicago,
56 barrels, at SO; Royal Baking Powder
Company, New York, 53,5l5 pounds OF
baking powder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
FIRE AT PARKERsBURG
A Defective Flue Costs $25, 900.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

PARkENsBURG, May %.
A destructive fire broke out in Hulls
art gallery, in the third story OF Cas-
Wells block, on Market street, about 9
O'Clock this morning. The engines were
delayed by the hose bursting and other
unavoidable accidents. Two stories OF
CaswelPs and the upper story of Logan's
building were destroyed. Estimates
of losses: William Logan & Co., boots
and shoes, building and stock, $4,000,
insurance $4,000; w. b. Caswell,
building, 5000, insurance $4,000; Har-
ry Caswell, dry goods, $1,000, insurance
$4,000; Buckley q Stevenson, from
5000 to $500, insurance $1,000; II. b.
Hull, 1900, total loss; Al. Zilenziger,
500, w. II. Fry, tailor, 500. Cause,
detective fue. The heaviest loss on
goods was by water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
Convention Of CIVILIZED Indians.

ST. LOUIS, May 2s.-Representatives
of the different tribes of civilized In
dians in Indian Territory met in con-
vention Yesterday, at Euialia, for the
purpose Of considering the invasion nf
Indian Territory by the whites and the
settling on ceded lands by squatters.
The leading men of the Cherokee, CbOc-
taw, Chickasaw, Creek, Seminole and
Sac and Fox nations were present, and
the convention organized by electing
Ward Coachman, chief OF the Creeks,
chairman, and J. II. Moore, Of the
Choctaws, secretary. A committee Of
one from each nation was appointed 10
prepare a report regarding the present
condition Of affairs in the Territory, and
the convention adjourned until to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

SYRAcUsE, May 2s.-Stars I, Cleye-
lands o.
BosToS, May 2S.-Bostons 0, Chica-
gos o.
Urea, May 2s.-Uticas =, Hop Bit
ters g. Championship.
Troy, May 2s.--Troy Cities 20, Gin
cinnatis o.
Providence, May 2s.- Providence .,
BufalOs 2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Dry Goods
Business fair with commission good,
houses, and wooden goods in steady de-
mand. Prices for both cotton and wooden
are very firm; prints and ginghams
quiet; lawns fairly active. The Bui's'IH
says that 100 packages OF SaNonvillc
blankets were sold at auction to-day, and
brought liberal advance on last year
pricps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
ACCIDENT ON b. n O. ROAD.
Two Persons Killed.

CUMBERLAND, Mp, May 2S.-At one
o'clock this morning, the eastward
bound express tram on the Pittsburgh
division OF the Baltimore and Ohio ra.l-
road, when three miles west Of COntu-
ence, Pa, ran intoa rock that had fallen
on the track. Engineer Benz. PritChard,
residing at Connellsville, and an un-
known tramp, were instantly killed,
Fireman Flaherty and another tramp
seriously injured. The passengers
were uninjured. The engine was
wrecked. Pritchard died with his hand
on the air brakes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
SAD CASE OF SUICIDE.
How TWelve-Year-Old UnfOr-
tunate Ended His Life In the
Quaker City.

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Investiga-
tion by Press reporter has brought to
light sad case of suicide, of which a
record was made yesterday. Harry
Ackley, young waif twelve years old,
was found in the streets last November
and committed to the House OF Refuge.
He was a lively boy, and beyond minor
breaches of discipline, he was not re-
garded as refractory or insubOrdlnate.
A week ago he was missing from the
line, and board found leaning against
a wall indicated that he had escaped.
He was subsequently found hiding un-
der q pile of lumber, however, and at
once placed in solitary confinement in
cell on the upper tier, utterly destitute
of furniture. The only light was
through ventilation hole in strip Of
iron that served as widow, and there
is never enough to see to read by. Here
he was kept on bread and water until
Saturday, with only fifteen minutes
airing each day.
On Saturday, as he was taken out for
his fifteen minutes offreedom, he begged
Pearce, the keeper, TO ask the Superin-
tendent to let him out promising better
behavior in thefuture. superintendent
Buckley was away, and the boy was re-
turned to the tomb. When Pearce
came at half past five with his supper,
he was hanging by suspender TO the
bars of the window, his feet resting on
the ground, for he had to draw himself
M and suffered a slow death by strang-
ulatiOn.
The end of the tragedy is even more
shocking, as in few hours later, for the
first time the boys parents learned that
he was not in Chicago with his aunt, as
they supposed he had been for six
months. The officers say they could
not find the parents, but did so quick
enough when they had corpse to get
of. The father said he was neither
criminal nor vagrant, and the mother 5
frantic with grief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
Merican Ernosition.

MEXICO, May 2O.-There has been no
official statement OF the abandonment
OF the exposition, but the work in
preparation for it has been stopped.
There is little doubt that the cabinet has
determined on the abandonment Of the
undertaking, and it lie feared this aban-
donment will cause Zamacona, Mexican
minister at Washington, t resign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
The Evil Influence Of One Woman.

MARIETTA, May 27.-The Criminal
Court closed here to-day and Sheriff
Steadman leaves for Columbus in the
morning with five prisoners for the PEN
tentiary, on sentences OF three to six
wears. The wife of one Of the prisoners
told the Sheriff that when he had turned
her husband over 10 the Warden at
Columbus she would then have in the
Ohio Penitentiary two husbands, two
brothers and one son.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
Substantial Contributions.

NEw York, May 2s.-It il stated that
Archbishop Purcell, during his stay
here, received some substantial cOntri-
buttons. Eugene Kelly, we'll known
banker, James Lynch, Mr. Hognet, 81
the Emigrants' Savings Bank, and
others, have sent him checks II j.
said on good authority that the vcnera-
ble prelate has received more than one
hundred thousand dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
The Fitz John Porter Case.

WASHINGTON, May ACCUMULATION
is authorized of the statement several
times printed, that the President has
decided not TO approve the findings Of
the Court of Inquiry in the Fitz John
Porter case, and he will refer them for
examination and revision to the Judge
Advocate General OF the army.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
Funeral of William Lloyd Garrison.

BosToN, May 2S.-There was a thor
ough representative gathering at the
funeral of VIM. Lloyd Garrison, which
took place at the First Church Of ROx-
bury at $50 this afternoon. The build
ing was crowded, and many were unable
to procure admission. The floral
decorations were offerings Of indi-
viduals, and not excessively elaborate.
Theorder OF the exercises was as follows:
Reading OF the Scriptures, by Samuel
May; hymn, "Christmas," by Handel;
address by Lucy Stone; address by Rev.
Samuel Johnson; hymn, Ienox;"
address by Theodore d. Weld, hymn,
Amsterdam" and address by Wendell
Phillips. The choir, composed OF
colored quartettc, and the musical
selections were designated by Mr.. Gar
rison before his death. The pail bearers
were Wendell Phillips, Oliver Johnson,
Charles L. Mitchell, Robert L. Walcott,
Samuel May, Theodore ID. Wild, Samuel
+. Sewall and Lewis Hayden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
Weather Indications.

WAsHINGToN, May %, A. M.-For
the Tennessee Ohio and Valley, lower
pressure, increasing southwest to south
easterly winds, slightly warmer partly
cloudy weather.
For the Lakes, falling barometer, in
creasing easterly to southerly winds,
veering westerly over the Upper Lakes,
and warmer. partly cloudy weather,
with numerous rains accompanying the
local storms over the Upper Lakes, and
which will probably extend TO the
Lower Lakes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
The Trunk Tragedy.

BoSToy, May 2S.-The Herdld's Salem
special says: John y. Buzzell cOnfesses
the authorship of the Jennie Clark
trunk tragedy, and says that he was hid
in the woods for four days while the
officers were working up the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
The HanIan- Elliott Race.

NEw CAsTLE-oS-TYNE, May 2s.-FOur
hundred 10 two hundred pounds on
Handlan was taken to-day. HaDlan,
while practicing to-day, grounded on a
reef, splitting his boat, which, however,
can be repaired in day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
Died.

WATERTowN, y. Y. May 2s.-Miss
Della Wheeler, aged 81, only sister of
Vice-Prcsident Wheeler, died suddenly
at the home of the Nicc-President, at
MalOre, this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
Pittsburgh

PIrrsDuRGH. May -. Petroleum
Quiet and lower; crude o3Ic. AT Parker
for shipment; refined held at SIC, Tor
philadelphia delivery.
For additional Markets ~ Fourth PdgS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
The Republican State Convention.
The Administration Puts Its Hand
on Father Taft's Iugular,
.,B Foster Is Nominated on First
Ballot.
Ous HicksnIOOper Gets the Second
Place on the Ticket.
4 Platform that Points with
Pride" &C.,
Takes Much Stock in Garfield's
Resolution,
AMI Sends a SiCkly Greeting
n Hayes for His VetOes, and
AMI Sends a SickIy Greeting
To Hayes for His VetOeS, and
Nothing More.
ORGANIZATION

r..,.,,~r Mn 2S.-Tbe Republi-
,,,.., i,, Nr,,,;'. Hon
ttA ''"'' ~
q. llIO A. ". The Convention was
.,r.r -n order bv W. &. Cooper, Chair
... S+,t, Central COMMITTEES
ms" '' ~. W.. m.
After lTaleiio! ne u " '''D0'', 'A''''
Allen T.. brnSmalI, OF cleveland, "as
r..,,F fsmp1rarv chairman and ;. y.
E..r.,,.trs ,,.,,,r,ry -
f'''
retuy.
Alter the election OF the members ot
'''. 40.
"'> D-.
Vl Is''S,'' '''''- Ct i''' '0'''''
son was c.ec,et permanent chairman
Nominations.
HIM. Richard e.. Parsons. of Cleve-
~ -....r,-.s H., ,r,,r,r.r. T,f,
~'.'
Us t~AtNal1 TOT ''N1'"'''
Hon. Ben, EE-.CStOn seconded the
nomination. and George W. Williams.
r.r.raF I'm am cIoguent speech, followed
ir f.y.r af Taft.
General Gibson. of Seneca county.
anil .,ragt cheering. nominated Hon.
CT4. Foster
NJ g.r.,r I'm his snoach. rpr1un.eI
+F.. .urersS oi Foster against the Dem
s.-r.v I'm Northwestern Ohio and else
,gF .-.. .rf his ,raach produced intense
err.g,sl.m among the delegates and
I'M, audience.
TIE nomination was seconded 10y Mr..
ga.S>lu. cllurpd. OF Cleveland.
J4 .nariIJ. W. Keller. Of Clark county,
4,.r.,rawiugtat bnt WAS withdrawn.
III. Convention then proceeded 10
Hs-r.t
The Ticket.
T.. first b4rrsr rpsuIteI 8s follows.
NJ. rrr,ber rf votes 554. Foster
,,Ir. Tlft 1-45-G
announcement of the vote WIS
49, .....I ',,.;.E .I....i.r,s,,. ..T,.rs fDl nn
.......'.,. - NJ n F.,,.r.-tn,, F,sf.r's
~, -. ,,,1,,;,,.rs
E..rr..,,.,,,. ms ,,..r. r,,,la
t.-r..,,,.r.r,.,.,,.-
u... -. ~.,.ur...gJ ,f Cincinnati
IL '. IL lI II, =, '',,, w. IS C;~.;~~a,i
N.'', .'..',,.,rrT -" - IL. ,fCG5r.s,tIa
C.A.S. Mcclure. oi Wooster
W...r tho Ia.u. was progressing the
nam. OBJ, Mr. Hurst was withdrawn, and
.-r.. ,.YSrof thrUaIIgt NrCurg'S name
a.,p ua, withdrawn. The announce
mau- ul these changes caused the trans
iar.. u number obi. votes, and when the
tgl announcement was made the ballot
stnI -Zl. IIteauu'uurar, 500 Season.
gurI lEI. I.. i.rugrs nomination
wl, maI. uum.muu-.
Alter the selection ut lieutcuaut-G0v-
rrlrr. the committee which had been
appointed to wait ou Mr.. Foster APP
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES CNINE WEEK.
- lyl, begin 10th July. 1873. and end l0th sep
denr who design 70 punue their studies at this
or other Law hchoOl; ID, 10 those who propose
% read privately: and 3rd, % practitioner WnO
have not had the advantage Of Systematic In
structlon For cirular apply lP. o. University
Of Va 20 ions B NrSOE, frOL Com. and stat
Law. malbMWb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
military BALL!
Benehi Of Sham Battle Yund.
II T. IS ~ L IL II 4 l. l..
Friday Evening, 3Oth inst.
Music by Mayors Orchestra.
Admission. 80 cents.

Tickets for admission 10 the Fair Grounds tO
witness the sham Battle can b. had 40 AL Drug
and Cigar stOrcs.
The cane CONTEST will be decided Al The ball on
Friday Evening HandEDTae Castor will be
awarded 10 the Best Lady Walter pTtscnL
mAfr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 4 to 7 Per Cent.-GOv-
ernments-loser-flour Steady
Wheat Firm - Hogs
NOminaiIy Active.
FIN ANCE.

NEW YORK, May 2s. - MONEY
Market active at 4(97 per cent, closing
at 1 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 3!@5 per cent. Sterling .ex-
change, bankers bills weak at 4S7; sight
exchange on New York 4SS1.
SmvER-At London sid; here 81 III;
subsidiary silver coin t9l per cent.
discount.
and lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

on CRY, May 2S.-Market opened
with sales at 75c, declined TO 73ic and
advanced 10 74Ic, at which price il
closed. Shipments37 600 barrels, averag-
ing 5000 barrels; transactions 10000
barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
" ew Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.-Sugar-
Steady; inferior TO good common ste
Sic; common 20 good common 5i@6tci
yellow clarified 6i@7ie. Molasses-
Fermenting 24CS30c.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

40 a. xJ7 6D1Sn D ais 100 NJ sisdsi9; RYE Feed fi7 :
sharPs s70as2l per ton..-.-BEANs about steady. Mar
- 5jdsf CO. Medium. Al 50as 55 81 751si Sn;
White Kidney. s. Red do. 81 soasi 90 Black. Al -
~ ,-an q oice. .-..eREEN PEAS Quoted s sOds so
Southern Black Eys ~ - per two bush.
GUNNlleS Quiet aud unchanged; Domestic Bagglng. az
0lle
HEMP AND IuTE-ouiet and nominal; Manila Hemp
HAc Ssal. ltd7 &c .Jufe lutts 3a3lsc.
Hay AND STRAW-SlliIping Hay In demand. but other
dusitee dnli straw dul. weak Hay sin firmly tsa :
SLIPPING 6ogd5e Prime Grades retail 20 donc; Medium 20
aIac. Clover 55c aud saf, 5oc. Straw-Lcng Rye eoc
short dn. brc.. and Oat ar 55c.
HfDfS-Nerv quiet rather easy Buenos Ayres
% 126c Msnlevidco IS aae6c % DC Cali
fOrnia. - TohasrO e0d2
Ivy aed Texas lsa Ice sOathorn IA l5c Cy slaughter
OK. ilatc; Cow 09a1 C.
HOPs-rrade alike Nf for home and export all prices
weak aLd nomn2 New York. crop. anR ipc EasIeI1
30RSus Wisconsin S0dSc. growth lS7-. "a &C.
Odds Al gr,g.s % sei G. IA lie neas, Hops growth is'o
Leaf ER LESS active bat all prices remain s'eady.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

raRINF-Ouiet. Western, Tasa7ssr CITY, 7'sdSc.
eT-GAF- Rice dali UNCHANGED sales Pm hlas cuba, "a
-l.s. grnfrugal Ss0- &C.. fait % Good henilh-. "a
80 Renne,i slow OF aud depressed crushed loci
9l4d3tc. majority ut ilc sugar lre !aNe
snea not TO transact business on fiiaay ana
-TGIiOW W t-ads- sales 10000 .. Csc
TEA Dull ana unchanged -. -
19c sales hh,; seed Leaf quie sales 100 cases ew
Fngand 1873 d26c.. 30 cas- Peunsy wanna isle 10
ale; Ohio. private rms 5oO Oa4es hAF~na
soc. al O5. -o,,,- a, N
V-U Ar.psHO \ fsuiet aud numiiialiv unchanged
WOOL-fIaH quite fair movement cOnsidel the seSoh
and all values well sustained with hoi~erS GiHlse 70 IN
s,ef upou higher Domestic tleeces-Ono ItbD-yf
wanna ana Virginia, Xxx ami Pcgiock oboe AA 20 ,-
10 Cgmhug So s57c YORK. Michigan Indiana anu
u-econ m Xxx asa iSc. y, s3d41c. No d 5OdoOc. No
D 4sa 5oc. Common. '4004Sc. Comning. JOdoJc lewa'
vermont and Illinois and Xxx. ~ asoc-s No l. 4se9Zc
40 24s Combina s53c Missouri keninckv ns Zen
,se Wasbed Fleece i6d53c: Vnwashed Fleece. S3d82c
f-nwa-hed COmbing. 30 QsJc: TUB Washed "Oo-tnViCe
s0a5c Fair 4s05Oc Inferior and BURY. - cote ruled
Wool-New- CITY Extra Pulled 04'e' super fnneL
IA 5r Lambs Pulled 5Od J3c.. Western super ana Atf1
az see Country Pulled. 42G41c.: super fuiiel
ss sa57c TerrItory WoolsFine 3Oes6c Medium s2G.;Ic
CosrSe " a3Oc: Ia .bs. s5a3Oc. BLACK zv0ztc.
ore~on and southern Statealnwashed Clohine AVERAGE
oualtv 3504Oc Combng, So G4Oc Califurna epring ns
fIne sa35c: Medium. 2Sa31c; Low Grades ana BnrIs ~
dc Eastern Choice "a aS6c; do Average ~
3c; Medium DO Choice. 36040c: do Average 80 a4ve-'
Pine We-fern Choice 81 d3Jc: DO. Average 5V1sc' e
durn western Choce 32935c.s do Average 50aSoc. lm
nroved Choice 2sd3ec do average 70 e5v Me1
can Choice 2uG2ic: lSG24c Foreign Mools
Cape Good Hope S0a3Jc.: Buenos Ayres Me5io si"
Neszs 30 S5c Merino and Mes.za, 36GsOc
Ausf liam
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
~. torh Rlrer. Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHfs-ouiet steady Pots. Axe. Pearls s7sssl.e.
BEEsv N-steady though stl dull Western ami south
'Be60M C6RN-oaiet inclined to weakness Brush and
chocc- rs4 &C. comIuOn to Fair. ic. Red and
0C4NIi IN flir sale firm sperm a5a26c. Patent s5
soc Alamaune, II 10 l6 ounces y Sc PArahne. Is
'BrlLDlNG MATEBIAI.s-Brcss again higher arm. In
1so % S s s 9 Sy asve a and Ls ssS .s s' on r
Inuc shows further slight advances with pretty good
Hlserr'w BAY ~ ass so CD irers - 20 asa fstoriie
f.riisad. saj.ors Anciioln - 5OGsi IS PSrsnd IN
ms 81 State 7sc Tor common 96c Tor Bniia'ne Lah -
~ y rg, ~ Ln@6et-iasiern Sprnee iossle - Tor sn
~ ior West Shipoing BoaIa- yellow Pine Random
Na h aemana and sflnns al - ooSs5 ~ icr loa 20
coALN demands are ',ow prices show sone llres
s-'.i, ~ a'a iSeTpoo Manss eannel sii LiS
s5p95 e. sie,m ses-' ss English Steam 'ss s. 75S
q Provincial - 55ess. canency rennsy wanna and
cusssriane srsad,os aud cearfsia - S5ss5 90
cuoiitAeA sIoc In ssye demand ana 81 STOCKS @ re-
s. 7uo- shooss with fads 81 nehe soa s. l5
= '5o0s 75. fire- sheoks 90. Empty Hoeshoaos
= I5as Hoops, ID Iset oraaary Z. Tiinne. ssss
coBhr gin e @ liT ~, sse Tis 49,, Manila ma S9iaie; 11
Cordagl thd . Gain.l. lci Manila Corisge thc
@ 6o, roe ns i1e Haaa cordaae Do, ro yarns i6
&c fin frrea Mlniia Ifh Yarn Is &C. ssaI isopo sizes
above is ura aud Hay aae tii@e iopr SC Sisa Rope
in sis DAM ac Tarrea ssal Iath Yarn 2 gci
Hemp Tarrcl C0rnage. 1870.
CHiCCoIsY -CerInan Ground. e7c for good TO choice
COCOA-Qnrt aud neary nominal 6nayaqulL l.@ l9ci
l3 4-hc.. MaracalOO - 300
tsDFFEE-Ilo neglected and nOmnaily unchanged. the
Biru1Tck arrived with 226lt bags hO ami 3 le2 bags
elr1s- r. -ailknecht" with 5 600 bags RO. Restless
VIII 3 .Ol has aud Cuza" with 5l34 bags stock
hoe now su bags Ordinary CarEues l4c Fair l5'c.;
Cool lGisci rrne. l69sc santos Pair q Good l5ta
lsc Mid Grades dull. unchanged Java 2302a sc. Lagu
avra 100 i7c. Naracabo. lsdlscs ~avania. l9c..
oss klca 1.iq c. TOTO lfaSo S =. 80 ,
o. olee trHce. 80,
delivered uu contracts 2t bales reee pis
-Ai bales againsi 3ut bales tListav
a.f IVES and y 832 bales since September
1880 bales against 4sJosO bales during the time
Al verr
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

ow American. ncne In market Rosm-conmon, al I@nlon
dull at s. Turpentns- LfndOD steady az u "a
LyEaPoo Dee 2:j--i2GO y. m--Lsrd 37Od per c~1 ior
iyRsroot Dec es-i2o m-Bresdstn. quiet and steady
Corn whih h DUH Corn, 5s I'd "a per cenai o
The rcceIpts Of Wheat Tor the ils-t
10000 cenals. nclndlnR l3oOu cent4S
The market or Yarns ana Fabrics at hancieS
ter IL firm. -.
LIVERPOOL Dec 2s-5 H. Refine. Petroleum W. per
gal. spirits Of Turpenfine 3i0c per cwk 80,
LONDON. Dec 23-4sl5 y. --rp - OF Turpen1ne. oh
ANTWERP Dec 23.-Petroeura u francs for uno laie
American
BRsaEs. Dec. 23.-Petroieum marks.
ETHIOPIAN FISANcIAL M4-RKEr5
LONDON Dec .3i23O pm.-C0nsos 91fa for money 81 ia
for acc6un a. bonds. four and halt per cents p'+
four cents. l00; AT anc and Great WeseS Ef-t mr
certificates. 14 do second 2t1 LIE hAl
shares AZ: second consOs -Ne Illinois CeDtfa
lOf prnnsyivsna Central. 81 Reading saiiroad "a =
sent=. 1906 Atlantic nn
first mortgage trustees cert neaee - me
Railway as Illinois Central O2 Reading itAlraa
35s The OF Dul10n Withdrawn from tnc b4hA oi
England balance t0-tlav ~ &JAOtO.
LONDON. Dec 23-lj m.paT1s a0v1reH ntote throc prf
81 francs 81 centimes Tor the account
L0SDoy. Dec 2S-Siver quoted At - vi. per ounce
PARs Dec. 23.-Excnange London. 20 Hanos "a cen
times for checks
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA Dec 23-spanish gold. 135 s3235 y Exchange
fiat United states 80 days gold. b711 preminm'
sight do. 7s@s premium on London. AfH1io pfo
mium on Parfs. 3hd3ss premium
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

There fresh State arriving ard quota
tons simay far what here snd old Stale Dat
rfes rule not selling readily Choice Dt les held
With considerable conhdente an generally above buyers
views. while the grades liuie oil rom hne go wy onot
given below arriving hear
m sales lc higher for exceptionally ne gods The supply OF
strictly iresh Western Creamery anly fair and with IN act
i've mard tor mne late hTm and saltbie at Soc
under especially avurabla circumstances or whore the
goods wre strcty gilt edged 2ic Ia been reached t job
ber Western Darr and Factory Goos seiug feeY 10
exporters The home trade at f last week price, Grades
worth zoe and under and wanted cuotaonss