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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-04
The wheeIinE q Elm Grove Railroad-
Meeting NJ Triadelphia In Opposition
10 Rteafn
TR1ApELPnlA, February l, 1s79.

TRIADELPHlA, February l, 1879.
A meeting Of the citizens Of Triadelphia
and vicinity was held at HeIers Hotel for
the purpose of protesting against the use
OF steam on the Wheeling & Elm Grove
passenger railroad.
Edward Sisson was chosen President and
J. G. Maxwell Secretary.
On motion . Committee on Resolutions
was appointed, who presented the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted as expressing the
sentiments Of the meeting:
WnEREAs, A bill Is now pending in the
Legislature OF West Virginia, giving 10 the
Wheeling and Elm Grove Passenger Rail-
road Company, the right TO use steam as
a motive power on their road, and
WHEREAS, About one-third Of said rail-
road is located upon the Cumberland
Road, the only thoroughfare by which
vehicles from large portion Of Ohio and
Marshall counties can reach the City Of
Wheeling; therefore
Resolred, By the citizens OF Triadelphia
and vicinity in meeting assembled,
LIST. That We regard the project Of using
steam on said road either by dummy
engine" or otherwise, sG q great outrage,
rendering the Cumberland Road unsafe
for teams aud vehicles Of every deSprip.
ton, thus depriving hundreds OF farmers
and others OF their only way Of reaching q
market with their teams and the products
Of their toll.
I'd. That We consider the concession to
said railroad company Of the right to use
the county bridges and the bed Of the
Cumberland Road free OF oil cost as very
generous one, on the rart OF the State and
Ohio county, and that we regard with
amazement the attempt now to use the
Cumberland Road in such way as would
debar nine.tenths Of our population from
It's use almost entirely.
Sd. That although there Is no Represent:
alive proper from tho country portion OF
the county In the Legislature, yet We have
abiding confidence in the ability and ip.
tegrity Of tho city Delegates that they will
use all honorable means t9 defeat the sslt'
ish scheme OF the w. d z. q. 4. y. Co.,
and thereby preserve to Us, from ruin, our
great tthoroughiare.
4th. That . copy Of these resolutions be
sent 10 the Ohio county delegation In the
House, to our State Senator, and also that
a copy be sent to the Wheeling lNrELLi.
oRseER, Rt0iser and Standard, with q re-
quest to publish tAe same.
EDWARD sEsssH, President.
J:CsAiAxwELI, secretary,
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati.

crScINSArr, February s.--Cotton-ouiet at
o. Flour-Quiet and steady family 81 20
5@ Wheat-Quiet; red and amber sOa95c.
Corn-Firm at 33aSic Oats-QuIet and steady
at 2ia26c: Rye-Quiet but firm at5la52c. Bar.
Iey-Dull and dropping. Pork Quiet and
thirM; held at $40 %; Lard-Qulct; steam
SSSS. BuLk aeats.strongi shoulders SIC;
sI9Et rlo la, held at 4Hc cash; sales at q Isl
-Scarce at 4a5Xa5Hc. Whlsky-At 81 02
Butter-Quiet and nn hanged. Iinsecd OIL
Steady with fair demand at Csc.
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so,ycrxssD have some Of the members
Il, ,,be Brooklyn I'resbytery become over
=, p.S vi Dr, TaImage's style Of preaching, his
.IIs,.d .M departure from doctrinal rules, and
.ss .S' developments recently made In the
W., " William Gclson against the Brook.
1,n %,, tabernacle, that the matter will be
,.,.ly y" discussed and some definite action
,,tsn "i BY the prcsbytcry at its meeting to
N hsld this week.
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We print this morning the Public I'm.
poyement bill that has been introduced
into the Legislature in pursuance OF re.
centaction on the part OF our City Council,
Miwhichinvests Council with the power
tomlke such improvements in any part OF
the city, in the way OF paving or sewerage,
Snay be deemed necessary, and to assess
part Of the cost Of the same upon the real
estate abuttinE upon said improvements.
Thisis the bill that has induced number
OlpOperty owners to sign a remonstsance
tothe legislature against its passage. As
sRatter Ol interest, therefore, We publish
itia our columns, and with view also OF
making itatextfOr n few remarks touching
its objects,
understand the nature OF the op.
position to the passage Of this bill it rests
nlinly on the allegation that inasmuch as
in years gone by the cost Of all such i'm.
pFOyeRents have been paid out OF the gen.
eal revenues Of the city, therefore it is un.
equal and unjust to now inaugurate poll.
Cywhereby the principal part of the cost
will be assessed uponth property directly
Otpaticularly benefited.
This IS q plausible objection TO the bill,
but We submit, in view Of all the facts,
lhatit is much more apparent than real.
A'anatt@r olcourse the city was not built
aPaII at once, aud has not been improved
'Revery part alike. The central and busi-
ness portions have been more improved
than more remote localities. It was a
a'tter Of prime necessity that this, to a
Afge extent, should be the case, in order
% make the city available ut all for
business, But it is also true that by
virtue Of these very improvements,
and especially the business character
.. I. many Of them, the valuation has been
aShe'Onsuch localities than on any other
Por'0asot thecity,aud the amount OF reve.
nue. c9llectedmuch greater. For instance,
ale the history Of the Second aud Third
wards and it will be found that for many
!eaathey have annually paid into the
treasury more money than has been cx.
pended within their limits. We do no.
%!'als by way of invidious distinction,
but simply by way of meeting this cry Of
INJUSTICE. 1t is no exagsoration to say
That in the last six years the extension + Of
@ he s'' 8; and water pipes to the Seventh
aa l Eighth wards have cost the city at
,sNs'''ooo, aud. as everybody knows, the
expense 'a Of these improvements has come
a'Sely out Of the central and business
p'Eao1'0f Ta =, the city,
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snIt. ON Tennessee RAMA.

NAsHvlLLE, February 3.-The american
tomorrow will publish a letter addressed
TO Governor Marks from Eugene Kelly,
chairman Of tho Tennessee Rqndboldors
Committee, at New York, informing him
that the suits instituted in the name Of the
bondhollers against Tennessee railroads
70 test tho question Of priority OF The liens
Of the bonds issued in aid Of their CON.
struotion was, without. tho knowledge OF
consent Of the committee, who continue
to hope that q settlement with the State d
practicable, and that the compromise pro.
posed by the committee may be iavorably
sctel upon by the present Legislature,
He adds that tho settlement Of the debt d
Of vital Importance alise to debtors and
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ILaallnr d Polnt l1lIla.
PoIIr Mus, February lst, 1879.

FUIkT 3IILLA, FtUuEAFy 4SEt IoIV'
Atalaree and respectable meeting Of
the citizens OF Ohio county at this place
this evening, at which VIM. CASTOR was
chosen chairman, the following pre-
smble and resolutions were unanimous.
ly adopted:
WHEREAS, We the citizens Of Point Mills
and vicinity, having the Cumberland road
as our thoroughfare 10 the City Of Wheel.
ing, feel ourselves aggrieved on account o.
bill now pending IN the Legislature Of
this State, which Il passed, viii give the
Elm Grove Street Railway Company the
right to use steam engines on their road,
and thereby practically destroy the said
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PHILADELPHIA, February 3-Flour-pull
ana easy; supcrfne $2 25a275; extra s. 0Oa
SoG 81 Louis family s Ooa576; Ohio aid In.
high gradcs$0 0Oa7 so. Wheat-Weak: M !
red 81 0!xal Ok; amber 81 05H: whito
q O6 asked; No, 2 Chicago 0Gc asked.
Corn Dull but steady; yellow 44a4Il<c:
mixed 4S9sai4c. Uats-Eeak. white west.
ern 29HaSOAc; western mixed 2sa20c.
Rye-Steady; western Suisse. ProvisIon-
Active. Pork-$l0 so. Beef-Tndia mess
$l7 50alS 90. Hans-smoked Saoa; picked
7a7Nc; green 61za6c, I.ard-Firm; prime
steam 6ke. Butter-Dull; New York State
and Bradford UNITY, Pa, extra 2la2Sc;
Western Reserve l0al7c. Eggs-Firm; west.
ern 28a20c: Petroleum-Re Refined 9Na9Hc:
crude SMsshc. Cheese-steady; western Sk
aSHe, Whisky-Easy; western 81 %.
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BALTIMORE, February 3.-cArr1E-Market
slow and droytrs holding hard and obtaining
5sah higher higher prices; very best 4laSSSc:
tirst clcss 4aihc; medium Sa3I<c; orilnarv
2'5a2ci most Sales at 37ta4Nc. Reccints /, ,0SS
head. Sales Ss8 head. ''S''
Hoos-Market lightly supplied: 1c better
Receipts 0 Gi2 head. Quotations 5a5Xc.
sHEEn-Receipts 2 $50 head. Quotations IA
SIC. Fairly active trade, S'''''N''' :"
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AUSTRIA.
RUSSIA AM RouAAylA AT IoodrRIRAns,

Hs'''H "S+ =, N4V'AN'A ~ L''"k3aR"ns'
VlENSA, February a-The occupation
by the Ronmanians Of the position near
silis.rie, which they claim as belonging to
Dobrudgat Is q very serious affair. The
Roumanians, by On Overwhelming display
Of force, compelled the Russians 10 aban.
don Arab Tabia fortress, on the outskirts
OF Siltstria, The Roumanian Government
on Saturday received intimation simulta.
neously from St. Petersburg and from
General TOdleben TO withdraw immediate.
ly, but formally refused, and a collision is
probable.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 9.-Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Steady and firm: No.
2 red winter SS4aSOc; No. 2 Chicago sSX
as5Ac cash sGS4usoIGc March; No. 5 do lie:
rejected 5+a55c. Corn-Fairly active and a
shade higher: Sla3l1<c cash; SiXc March:
SlKc April; S5sSaS5s4c May. Oats-In good
demand and prices shade higher at 2Sxc
eashi 20Ae March; 2Ic May. Rye-steady
and unchanged. BaFley--DIll and nominal.
Flax Seed-Firm and unchanged. Pork
higher At % IL Sa96 SO cash SO 81 I<a9 co Mss"S.
50 721fa9 Is April l.arl-UnseitIctl Lut zen,
orally higher Ut 50 81 IIEaG 40 cash; 50 46sS Tx
April. Bulk Meats-Stcady and firm al IA
4 toa4 Is. Dressed lTogS--Steady and hiphcr
at oSai TO- Whisky-Steady and unchanged
at 81 90.
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tIopyyR Of the rarkersburg Sentinel, who
,,rrr was away from homo until this
sin,.r. si writes to his paper that Wheeling
!. consumed with jealousy on account Of
,bs oyersl,a,lowing importance Of Parkers.
S,,, 4, a business centre, We print his
r.m,,ks in an other column asa specimen
nj, microscopic capacity to see some
,bns not discernable to the eyes Of com.
mon people.
"I must have optics keen, Ween
Who ~, whit Is nut to 10 SEEN"
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BAITrHoRE, February s.-Flour-Fairly ae.
tive and firm; western supertine s. 0oaS SO:
do extra 50 i6a4 IS; do family IS iol5 50.
Wheat-Western dull and easier; No, 2 Penn.
sylvania red 81 05}<al O59E; no. 2 western
winter red spot aud February 81 05X March
q os6al UsN;. April 81 071iai OK. Corn
Western Shade lower and firm at decline:
western mixed spot and February 4STc:
March 4S9fa4SXc; April llNa441c; Nav
4iMHi5c; steamer SoHc oats--AI1re actiye
and firm; Pennsylvania. 2sas9c; white slaS2c;
90 mixed 2Sa2SHc:: Rye-snull supply and
!Fmer. Hay-Qliet and about steady ;prime
Pennsylvania $lOall. Provisions -1Quiet
but firm. Mess Pork-old s. rs; new SID 25.
Bulk Meats-Loose ehopldcrs, new, lSXc;
clear RIB sides, new. 434a5c; packed new a
SIC. Bacon-Shouldcrs, old, 4Xc: clear rib
sides SIC; hams 9ll0c. Lard-Refined in
tierecs &c. Butter-steady and quiet; choice
western I packed ls32oc; rolls l6al7c. Petto-
leum-Dull but held firm; crude S]{as9lc; re.
fined 0xc. Cofiae-QuIet; Rio cargoeS IIa
l6Ac. Whisky-Dull NJ 81 OSX,
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NIl must have 0pIIca ke0lil ] Woen
Who ~, Whit Is nOt to be secn."

ACCORDING to a financial statement Of
tse "bOrough" Of Washington, Pa, that
venerable town is in good shape. The an.
Du,liu.olnc is $lO,O3O 70; the funded in
J,bteIness is $5O,lOO; the public assets
u..4,Go5 l9; the taxable valuation is ST.
1898, aud the rate Of taxation per
cent. Last year the debt was reduced
$500 and there is now balance in the
,,easury Of $4,333 10. OF the debt, $20,-
lOOi, on account Of the Ilemptleld Rail-
road and $4,000 on account Of the Town
Hall, and the remaing $, 900 on account Of
the Charters road.
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EAST LIBERTY, February s.-c44rLE-Re.
sseiGts setG since Friday LOO head OF tliroushand
TS local total for the week ending this day
3o5s head Of through and $50 head Of lorslI.
against 4.S2l through aud 1903 local for ,hC
week before; Supply very light this week
and very little doing except at retail, and that
Is light 50 far. Market fair at last weeks
priceA "SS'' .
Hoas-ReceIps o,7s5 head; total for ths
week q ,3N head, against l9, ,005 head the week
before; nS; ~ Workers $ 7SaS oOi Philadephias
sHEEr-Receipts 1880 head; total for tho
week l0. 100 head, against 10, 100 the week be.
fore. Selling fair at last weeks prices,
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Ehe 4eN losk TEampIsts.

Nrv YoRK, February 9.-SiIss RartpIl
having given up her task Of walking 5000
quartsr miles in The same number o. quar-
Ter hours, o Miss Reynolds and Miss
Scott promptly took her place. There
seems TO be q scarcity Of halls to accom-:
modate the many women seeking fame and
money as walkers. Vanness and Bilden
continue their tramps. 4. ...L. I.
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ST.. LOUIS, February IA Topeka dis.
patch says that St, Mary's College, a Cath.
olic institution, located at St. Msrys, PottS.
satonle county, twenty.tour miles from
that city, was destroyed by fire this after.
noon. Loss from $50, 900 to $40, 900. The
furniture was mostly saved, but cloth.
Ing belonging TO ninety.oight boarding
students, Libraries, fixtures, &C., was en-.
ti'ely destroyed, The fire was supposed
70 have capsht from . deisetiye aus.
BUSINESS BLOCK ASp CHURCH HuRSEp.
Ike, Mass, February s.-Baird's and
aoFey's blocks and the Episcopal Church
wore burned to-day, Tile business cen.
tre OF the town was wiped out, Loss
$4,000; insurance Sal, 900.
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v,NL. lIlLL, Of Short Greek, informs
=. ,S,tths wheat looks remarkably well
w.. " I'M Sl,Jes are strong and healthy. He
,,.oiotonps ~, us that shipments Of walnut
~, ',,' ,,p being made to Europe from the
81, Ssos Creek region. One farmer was offer
i 60 for q single tree.
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PITTSBURGH, February a. -PE1RolrvM
Quiet; crude at 81 l9N al parler's tor air.
MenS refined 0Xc for PHILADELPHIA jeiiyery,
OIL Cry, February S.-Market onensi
quiet at 0sNc bid, advanced TO 00Nc, declIn.
ed 70 9sHc, closing at 9S3<c bid. Sbinments
q 200 barrels, averaging 10000. Transactions
$1,000 barrels. Shipments: United lines
649;7Sl. averaging Il, Has barrels; sales and re.
sales s, SOC, 900 barrola. -'''s'
LONDON. February S.-PErRoLEuN-spIrIts
l2alSc; refined S<aSHc, f'''''
LyssSnoo1, February 3-PE1RoLEux Re.
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Good.

NEW YoRK, February a-cotton goods
have an improved undertone. Brown and
hleaehed goods are In steady demand and
prices ttm, Forcolored and con. / leans there
tS fair request Print cloths quiet and arm.
shtrtinRs and gingllanS In good demand.
Mems wear woolens III moderate reaucst al
first hands. ~ -
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CHICAGO February S.-The Drovsu Journal
Hoos-Receipts 20, 900 head; shipments 0 500
head; tirly and shade higher. Choice
heavy y OoaS oS; light s. 5Oaa3 90; mixed
CArrLE-RsceipIs 1890 head; shipments
$40 head. Firm; shipping 81 00a5 90; stock.
es dull; /, butchers steady; cows $24Oa3 10 !;
Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head. Firm at IS S5a4 90.
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ToLEpo. February 3.--Wheat-Firm: No 4
Wabash 93c; No. / white MIchisan Ole eStrs
white Michigan 0Sc; amber Michigan SPOT &c !:
March 90Hc: April 079tc; No. Z Fed winter
spot 9i4ci March a8Hc; ApFil 9sc: western
RmheF&Hc. 'C0rn-Rrnl; No, g. SSkc, Oats
Firm; No. March go, Hoss-In GOOD de-.
nland at q 10. eNNN w
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neath or the Veteran Gen. cadvalIadsr

neptt Or The Veteran Gen. cadvalIader,
) PHlLAnELplH4, February 2.-Gen. Geo.
Cadwalladsr, brother oil the lalo Judge
Cadwallader and the last Of the Ave sons
Of Thomas Cadwallader, died this evening,
aged rs. During the civil war he com.
manded the Department OF AnnapoiIs.
and afterwards the Second and Sixth Di.
visions Of the Army oi West Tennessea.
Subsequently he BECAME commandant 81
the Loyal League Of the United States.
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LONDON, February "a Paris dispatch
says: Due de Aumale, Commander Of
the Seventh Army Corps, is to be placed
on halt-pay. Gen. Gresley, the present
Minister Of War, is to succeed Due de Au.
male, and Gen. Fare is to be Minister Of
War. The opinion gains ground that the
Chambers will speedily abandon Versailles
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DOCK LApoRERs AND THE STEAMERS.

LONDON, February "a dispatch from
Liverpool says: The transatlantic steam.
ers can neither be loaded or discharged on
account Of the dock laborers' strike. The
steamers announced for New York will,
however, sail punctually, with or without
a cargo. Efforts are being male to obtain
labor from other places. The masters
have warned the men that they are driving
trade from Liverpool.
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MnwAuKEE, February S.-Nearly the
entire business portion OF Waunkee. n
small yillage west Of Madison, was DESTROY.
ed by fire this morning. Loss ST., 900; in.
surance S., 500.
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CINCINNATI, February a--HoOs - Steady
and Arm; commpAA q. 91l3 %; light Al M
. 81 packing $ 65aa Is; butcher ID sS,l 60
Receipts 1913 heaai lhipmSntl no head. =
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FIRE RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

GILLIAN, ILL.,, February s.-A FIRE yea.
terday destroyed John P. Gales agricultu.
ral warehouse. Loss $4,000 to $4,000; in.
suranoe $ll,000,
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81. P4vt February Ara destructive
on the ainneApoliS& st. Louis Railroad.
IEo stores and the postoff;ce were hurn.
ed and al@ost half the town,
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BoRERS,

LONDON, February ga notice Of 10
per cent reduction in wages from the 18th
Of February has been posted in the Tyne
shipbuilding yards. This will affect q 900
workmen.
OF 142 cotton mills in Bolton district 90
are closed and 2S are working on short
time, in consequence Of the depression in
trnde.
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SUBSCRIPTION TO 4 pER cENrs

SUBSCRIPTION TO 4 PER CENTS.
The subscriptions to the per cent. loan
since Saturdays report are sG,979,S50.
NEW YoE CUSTOMS NoNINATloEs CONFIRMED.
The Senate in executive session confirm.
ed Gen. Z. A. Merritt, collector, and, Burt,
naval officers for the port Of New York,
DEFICIENCY BILLS.
The officers Of the Interior and Treas
ury Departments were before the House
Committee on Appropriations to-day, urg-
ing appropriations to meet deficiencies.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
advocated an appropriation Of 100000 TO
meet the expenses OF collecting internal
revenue, and also urged that $500 be
embodied in the deficiency appropriation
bill to the credit Of his department.
THE cnRBrN.BuTLER CONTEST,
A meeting Of the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections has been called
for tomorrow morning, when q formal
vote will be taken on the Corbin- Butler
case. The Republican members, It is un.
derstood, will unite in majority report,
prepared by Senator Cameron, OF Wiscon.
oaAb SSoSa tAHb lbAAt Wi bll 10 6illlLlGu 10 tue
seat in the Senate now occupied by Gen.
Butler, and the Democratic members will
sign Senator Hills minority report, taking
the ground that Butler was legally elected
and that he having been admitted to the
seat the matter is now res GdjuGiicata.
CALI FOR $50, ,0O0, 900 5.9O's AND REGISTERED
bonds.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has called
IN the following coupon bonds, dated Ju-
y 4, 1867: $50, No. 70OO1 to $1,000, both
inclusive; 500, No. lO0,OO1 to ll5,0OO
both inclusive; $500, No. 69,001 to 5000;
Il 900, No. 100,00l to ll4,00O, both inclu.
sive. Total coupons, SIC, 900, 600. Registered
bonds redeemable at the pleasure of The
United States after July !, iS72: $4,000,
No. 2,SOl to 5000, both inclusive; 500,
No. 20,S0l to 2l,900, both inclusive; $500,
No. 9,90l to l0,B50 both inclusive; $1,000,
No. 81, POI to 40, 900, both inclusive; 5000,
No. l0,s0l to II 500, both inclusive; $1,000,
No. 1881 to 10, 700, both inclusive. Total
registered 100000; aggregate $4,000
O00
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Cumberland road to all intents and pur.
poses; Therefore,
Rssolred. That our Representatives in
the Legislature be instructed to use all
lawful and honorable means to defeat said
bill. Also that o copy OF these resolutions
be sent to the Wheeling ISTELLi0ENcER
with the request that they be published.
B. S. TERntL, Sc. "A' NN'''S' f''
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,yo,n,R call this morning from sher-
-" tor $4,000 more OF 0 per cents-a
..I,, W., NJ SiOO, 900 in interest.
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STATE BoNps-Dull.
RAILROAD BoNps-Generally firm.

srocIs-The market was irregular on mod.
crate business, In the early dealings prices
tiuctuated within the range Of kalK, coal
shares being notlceably weak. During the M.
ternoon tlrmer tune characterized dc deal.
tngs and prices advanced Nalk, but towards
the close q weak tone again prevailed, and ths
Improvement was lost, and the market closed
ut the lowest point Of the day. The
weakest stocks were q. C. c. & l.. L Ike Shore.
Michigan Central, Erie, st. Paul, Western
Union and coal shares, Erie declined on Tho
report that Keene & Jswett were selling, Tic
Y. C. G. |. fell of because the prospect Of
the expected diyi Tend was not considered
promising, and Lake Shore and MlchIpan
Central were uniaYorably affected by runiOrs
that the managers Of the trunk lines ma
freight pool arc not in harmony Vanderbilt
Is said to be claiming 10 per cent as the shares
0t the New York Central, the other roads re-.
slsting the claim.
Transactions aggregated lS3,0OO shareA OF
which Al 600 were Erie 1900 Northwestern
common, ll,oO0 preferred, $4,000 81. Paul
common. 0,0O0 preferred, q, 600 Lackawanna.
q, goo Lake Shore, 1900 New Jeryev Ger.
tFal, 5000 Wabash, GOO Western Union.
tOOO Delaware & Hudson and 800 St Louis
Kansas CitV Il Northern
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-04
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PAituRE OF ALBERT GRANT. I. n [!
LONDON, February s.-Albert Grant has
flled apetition in bankruptcy, Liabilities
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