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TMER a o. RAILROAD.

The Two Reports of the Joint Committee.
The House OF Delegates relp4ined in
session last night until after midnight.
Just before they adjourned tho report Of
the joint railroad committee was submit
tel The minority report was not pre-
parcel in time to be submitted,
but We append it below. The rail-
rOad committee were in session all
day Yesterday and until II O'Clock last
night As will he seen, five members
sign the majority report and three the
minority. Atthis writing wc have not
space to comment on their relative merits.
ihe two Houses will no doubt discuss
them fully to-day. The majority report is
as follows:
1"@e %'Gi| aud Hol~ Of Dskgats: 4
Pursuant to the following joint resolu
ton adopted 10y the Legislature, viz: a
loInt resolution providing for joint
"amI'tee Of the two Houses to hold q.
conferences asked for by tho representa-
GveS oil the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
:, WHEREAS, Considerable interest is man
,neSei by shippers generally along the
Gae OF tue Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in
this State; and 80 /
MNGHENS, The Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-,
oA'l company propose to meet q joint
committee nl the two Houses Of the llegis-
S 1'aiS Tor the purpose Of holding conter-i
Ence bv which they hope to make satis1
;ia,tory arrangements with all the varied
interests along the line OF their .rosl;,
If M'rtonf Il Il nAol,edbythe Legislature sof
"" '3lgtid, That II joint committee COM
Pse' OF live members Of !he House and
Noo o' HE Senate, TO be selected by their
'lT'ANe Houses, 10 meet at as early an
"vuF US po>Slh!e, with the legally consti-
IIN tGsN authorities OF the Baltimore and
oInvr S,,V IGlIrGad Company for tho purpose
"SSR'uIiatiun. II
~ l9s ,f following committee was appointed
IT, ue part Of the Senate, viz: D. d.
s,"nnson, ,o" \. +, Summers and G. W. New
M Hg' aai on the part Of the House of
JTv'sSSLeS; T'sSS Alexander Monroe, J. j.
i-%' Iis.To' H NJ. Kitchen, ]. N. Haeahs and
l% ~ =, toSt' The committee met on the
S"n,, a INST, and organized by electing A. Z.
summers, chairman.
R;TH RMTt. Aeyser, the ricc.Presilent Of the
iSi"na'o ii'oTr 4 Ohio Railroad Company. was
hs,.td h''iitd that the committee was ready 70
on % lay Any statements he desired to make
inaI, IGelAI' OF his company. He accord
SSy; nay; came before the committee on the
.C .aSHay, aS,Iay, and expressed 4 sincere desire
tioSN establish aud maintain amieabls ,relR.
S,"'' % MY NI'll the State and her people, and
tSS!' 'u!' Information desired ol him as Il
49, @ tg'l policy OF the company, and alsC
H. !" proposed policy In the iutuIe.
sue 'lueS'lonS presented for considers
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LIVERPOOL, March IA leading grain cir.
cular says: The grain market coniinnes firm
tnmost OF the provincial markets prices have
further improved shilling In wheat there
Is more general confidence In buying Tor COM
sumption In addition to a speculative tender,-
cy. Several cargoes Oft the coast and parcels
on the spot were taken to hold at extreme
prices or Father above last quotations The
French markets are slowly moving upwards.
At tO-day's markets there was a good attend .
ance; milleE purchased wheat freely at an
advance OF tO2 pence per GENITAL for red and
white; some quantity OF American sold TO ar.
rive. Several lots were taken to hold over.
Fine brands OF tlJurwere rather higher.
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sr. LOUIS, March 7.-It will be remem.
bered that about three weeks ago Jos.
Beck, baggage master on the St. Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad,
was arrested for robbing the mails, pleaded
guilty and was sent to the Penitentiary the
same day. Since he has been in prison
he has made full confession, duplicating
other employees Of the road, B. @. Lester,
breakman, and Wm. F. johnson, an OK.
press messenger. They were arrested and
lodged in Jail. They also have confessed,
and vii! be arraigued tomorrow In the U.
Q. District Court. lU.
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oRIcAoo, March H. Flour Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Aetive, but lower; pan.
lcky and very unsettled No. 9 Chicago spring
921la92 9lc cash: 921Ea9sc April; &c May:
No. 8 do SOC; rejected 67Isa671lc. Corn--Ac-
I'VE, but 2 shade lower; SS4Sc cash; $50
mand, and at lower rates; 22a2Sc cash: 23Kc
April; 25Ec May. Rye-Steady and un.
changed at 46Hc. BaFley-steady. with a
fair demand at 7GA19c. Flax seed.Demand
light, hut holders firm at 81 2Oal 90. Pork
Unsettled and lower at 50 20 cash: 80 76a
9 77h April; % 81 7KaS 90 May; SO 90 June.
Lard--Heayy, unsettled and lower at $842H
cash; S64Ska0 45 April; 90 50a0 62H Nav.
Bulk Meats-In good demand and al lower
rates at $2 60a4 SOa500, Dressed Hogs-Dull
and lower at $l2Sa4 80. WhiSky-Q1iet and
unchanged at $lOl,
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baltimore.


BALrtMoRE, March 7.-Flour-ouiet firm
and higher; western superfinc s. 5OaI 90: do
extra 81 25ai 75; do family S. 00a5 so. Wheat
= Western strong; No. 9 2western winter red
spot and March 81 l4IlA1 lax; April 81 AKA
l lax; May 81 l5kall5X. Corn Western
firm; western mixed, spot and March un-
changed April A 31a449Lc; May unchanged;
western and mixed unchanged. Rye2Nomi-,
nal at 57a59c. HGy-Dull; prime 10 choice
Pennsylvania llal2c, Provislons-Quie and
firm. Mess Pork-$l0 T5all 90. Bulk Meats
Loose shoulders 45fc; clear rib sides 6Nc:
packed &c. Baeon-S SHOULDERS Sc; clear rib
sides 6}ti hams 9kal0c. Lard-R Refined tier
St ses 7Ac. sutte,rs@9uieti q prime to choice
Active and higher at lia15c, Petroleum-
Quiet; crude Saskc; refined exc. Coffee
Dull Rio cargocs l0al5c. WhiSky-Dull at
NO1H.
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ATest suIt Against Archbishop Purcell

ATeat suit ASatnst AFchplahop PuFeell.
CINCINNATI, March 7.-Archbishop Pdr-
cell is in receipt Of letter from Cardinal
McCloskey stating that q conference Of
Church digniaries will be held in the
East, at which they hope to devise some
plan for his relief. A suit was begun to-
day by ..one .of the creditors Of Arch
bishop Purcell, who seeks to set aside
the conveyance Of bis property to The as
signee on the ground that the copveyauCes
made by him to tho assignee were with.
out consideration, and being for the pur.
pose OF hindering and delaying the credit.
Ors Of the Archbishop.E SyaS
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PIRE RECORD,


NEw YoRx, March IA fire this morn.
Ing in the bag factory Of F. S. Atwater,
No. y, Bfidgestreet, caused damage to the
anpant of sSe0 00o: ia61uj1H ihl
SEvESTY.FlvI THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES.
CEB4R R4PIps, IA, March 1.-The boiler
and engine rooms, slaashtsrlna .AoEsa.
Of the packing establishment Of h. N. Sin.
clair & Co., were destroyed BY fire this NJ
,tSfi9Sl, The ctlre orig l9E NOON in
With frisGtful fapidIty. lha Utmost SUPER:
humap Efforts Of The fremen alone saved
tho entire establishment from DESTRUCTION.
The loss Is heavy, approxlmating f7S,,
600 Insurance light a8-24s "a
LONDON, March 1.-THE Polytechnic
Institution, on Regent street, London, Wa
totally destroyed by fire last night.
PoErLAxD, March IA fire at Fort
Fairfield psused loss Of $4,000.
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cxcSHGri, March 7.-cotton-nemand fair
and market firm at 0Nc. Flour-Firm
Wheat--unsettled red and white 9Scasi O5
Corn-FirmeF at S5a37o cash; 4Oc seller NAV.
oats-Qulet but steady al 26aS0c. Rye-QuIet
and firm at Ha56c, Barley-steady and nm
changed. Pork-Dull and nominal al SO 90.
Lard.p1ll and prices lower; steam $04O.
Bulk ~ Meais-DulI and lower at S GOa3 G0a475a
6kc Whisky-Steady with good demand
at 81 02. ButteF-Quiet and unchanged. lin.
Se0d 0il-Ifrm at CSC,
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rt,snr are signs that the great Common.
., i,,u podlddge will "kitk" in 1880. II
IN that wear the Democrats "adopt a hard
~ n.rry platform and put forth such man
,.Ti,len as its exponent" he says that he
viIl"no, promise his adherence nor abide
Ly ,he issue" This savOrs OF incipient
J;.,d.etion on the part Of the Commoner,
and taken in connection with his antece-
,Is,ls a. a Kicker" seems premonitory oil
ir.plorIination. We suggest that case
h,, ari,ci, that calls for caucus. How
,lr great Tribuncof the poor man could go
into a cunclayca few nights ago and set
dawn on the Speaker, and then so soon
,ptu in and talk in this loose manner, is
circumstance calculated to worry and con-
t.p the Democratic mind.
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NEW oRLEAxs March 7.-Cofiee- Quiet;
Rio cargoes ordinaryto prime l0Nal6c. Sugar
lin god demand, at tlll prices inferior to
good common 4Aa59Ec; common to good
common 64a5kc; yellow clarified 6KS7K.
MolaSSes-In good demand; fermentinE %
a2S; common 91a22c fair 2ia2Gc Rice-De.
mand fair and market firm; Louisiana ordi.
nary U choice asknG3fc. -
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wELlSvrLLE, O., March 6.-R. B. Bren-
neman, a prominent aud highly respected
citizen, was instantly killed yesterday by
the falling ot q tree which he was cutting
down on his farm near Wellsville.
Mrs. Hammond, mother of Or, John and
Thomas Hammond, leading citizens, died
yesterday.
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!GEHa1SI0 IkI0q
BIsNARCE's roBpAco mud

BRLlN, March THE new tobacco bill
will probably be presented in the Reich.
stag before the Easter recess and other
tariff bills afterwards. Tlte liberals and
free'traders desire compromise,
BIsMARcK's DISCIPLINE BILL REJECTED.
The parliamentary discipline bill has
been rejected In Reichstag. .5 i.
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ReataEr GAG lIIua En,

v us Il possible that Mr, Godfrey Is up
and Of work, and cured by so simple a
remedy PtH .0t'a
~ assure you II Is true that he Is en-.
lIsly cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters, aud only ten days ago his doctors
gave him up and said he must die!"
"Well.a.day! II that Is 80, Twill 20 this
minute and get some for my poor George.
.lknow hops are good" "f"s"
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oaleAoo, March 1.-THE Droven' Journal
Aoss-Reeeipts 10000 head; shipments s /.
900 head. Market 6alde lower mixed a. so
a3 so ! light IS 60a3 S0 choice Eeayy iS 1OSi 30.
CNIrLE-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 5,
900 head. Market steady and UNCHANGED.
Shipping IS 90a5 90; feeders and stOcEcFs
z 1oas 4o; sntchers cows 81 2OaS 90; bulls
sHEEr-Receips 300 head; shipments l..
200. Market slow and easier at s Ooa6 90.
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EEw YoRE, March 7.-Tho jubblng trade Is
steadily imRrovins aud bushes, Is fair with
commission houses. Cotton goods in steady
demand and prices tirm with an npwGr,l ten.
dency on b!eaehed goods: Dress goods doing
goods In moderate request
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Twenty.PIhh Anniversary Of the Allan,
tie Cable. Company.

NEW YoRx, March7.-on Monday even.
ing next a grand reception will be given at
the house Of Cyrus W. Field 10 commcmo,
rate the e5th anniversary Of the formation
Of tbs ant company to lay a telegraph ca.
BILE across tho Atlantic. The list Of invited
guests includes number Of prominent
gentlemen in the Western States, anu
BON NFshtpgt6n win como .ths British
md Russian ministers, the Secretary 81
State and members 81 The Supreme Court.
Rx.uOy. llArtFantt, Of Pa,, and Ex.GovS.
Rice, Of AIass., will hs present, while the
army and navy representatives arc Gen.
Hancock, Commodore Nicholson and 9TH.
er conspicuous officers. 1t Is expected
that not less than one thousand persons
will be in attendance, and among them
many distinguished in arts, sciences, lit.
erstire aud pplljc lie.
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FOREIGN NEWS. 2
FRANCE
THE DE pnooLr NrNr,rrRr TO NE

rnE DE DRooLE MINISTRY TO BE IApEAcnEp.
PARIS, March THE committee Of
inquiry decided in favor OF impeachment
Of the ministry Of the 10th Of May, (De
Brogle.Tonton Cabinet), and ministers
Gen. De Grimantet aud De ROGhebe1 L, by
q vote OF 81 10 II ~ ''5N'
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TtmpepwSse i wti,sbars.
WRLLsnURa, March

Editors Inielllgencer.
Pursuant to call the friends Of temper
ance met at tho Presbyterian Church this
evening. Wheeler Reeves was chosen
Chairman, and G, B. Crawford, Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Rey. W.
A. Mackcy, Rev. D. ]. Davis, Eugene Tarr,
Esq, and Mr.. John r. Doyle.
The Chair appointed a committee of five
to select officers for Q permanent organiza-
tion. The following wero selected and
unanimously chosen: President, W. J.
Briggs / Vice ffesidens, EFhcmasl Everett
Secretary, kGep. B. Grtwfotd; Treasurer,
VIM Faris; Executive Committee, j 6hn
Blankensop, ST., a. W. Hall, w. 3. Bar.
clay, @. B. Turner, 7. H. Marks, Rev. W.
A. Nspkey, Rev. D. J, Davis, Rev. S. Flenl.
ing and Elder n. 4, CallCrwood.
Adjourned 70 Meet on Thursday next at
tho ~, u. Church. g: ;. q.
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PlrrsBuEgH, M4reh, 7.-P -PHRotEUN-ouiet:
crude q oS% at Parker for shipment; rstined
o. for PhiladelphIa delivery.
lnSBox, March 7.-PErRoLkuM = Refined
7HC. ~ - ''s''
o,s AsstwrRF' March 7.-PrrAoLEux-R Refined
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Totspo, March 7.-Wheat-weak; amber
Michigan spot 81 90; April 81 OF No, 3 red
winter April 81 ON May d 0sIi. Corn
steady; s..st Y; no &HcS o4ts-steady; Mirhi.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
To rHE DAILY INTRLLIaENcRR.
WASHINGTON.


- d.
wAslnSeTeS, DO, 1lalcl, 7.-rhS Cab.
ihet, In session to-day, considered the fail
ure ofthe army and legislative, executive
and Judicial appropriation bills aud the
condition Of the Departments In conse.
quence. The party features Of the ques.
ton entered into the expression Of views,
all the members regrettlng that an extra
session OF Congress was made necessary.
The Secretary Of the Treasury presented
TO the. Cabinet q long report from Assist
ant Secretary French In support Of the or.
der OF February 70, prohibiting the i'm.
porlation OF neat cattle from England, and
the report was adopted.
The Cabinet decided 10 appoint the fol.
lowing members OF the National Board OF
Health: Surgeon. General Woodwotth,
otthe Marine Hospital service, 10 repre.
sent the Treasury Department; Medical
Director Francis N. Gunnell the Navy;
Solicitor General Phillips, the Department
Of Justice, and Assistant Surgeon John s.
Billings, the War Department. .
POUR PER CENTS.
The subscriptions to the four per cent
loan since yesterdays report were $, ,497,.
900.
cAucusING. ,'
The Democratic Senators In caucus will
arrange areconstruction Of the committees.
The Democrats, Republicans and Green.
hackers will each hold q caucus TO consid.
er the oEgani1ation Of the House.
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DIHD.

1s1 Isaac HARDY JoSS late q thiI soa1iy, aged 81
Ip'eraeat Al sloao chureh cemslsry az 2 o'clock
P,A, To-day Carriages will leave The 81. james Hotel
al u O'clock.
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Loollpr 4 f.sr ia IInsenalnrle..

coLpARqs, llareh THE citizens helia
mass meeting tonight 10 take steps lookipg
TO the arrest Of lncendiarIsm now 50 prev.
alent In this city. After an earnest dis.
cussion memorial was adopted calling on
the City Council TO offer d reward for the
arrest Of lineendlaries. Z tIsi.
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Butter. Cheese and Evg Convention.

CulcAGo, March7. The Buttor, Cheese
and Egg Association to-day heard the re-.
port Of the Treasurer, which was accepted.
The foiosihg qfacefs wofe elected :
President, Jas F. Joyce, 6f'New York;
Secretary and Treasurer, r. NJ. Littler, Of
Iowa; First Vice President, John A. Viii
lett. OF Massachusetts, and about dozen
others.
Prof. Piper made miCrosCopical exhib.
it Of talloW butter.
WIN. Webb, OF New York, discussed the
financial aspect of the present trade, tax
ing strong ground against sight drafts on
bills OF lading aud urginga general move
ment against the custom. A resolution was
adopted, asking Congress to admit the Eng.
lish dairy salts free OF duty, also that the
Erie canal toll Of 81 30 per ton on salt be
abolished. The general adoption Of relrig-
orator rooms Ia steamships, was urged on
allltEansportati liness 5Gl g
Representative, Of BpStoti, New York,
Philadel lph il and Baltimore stated that they
could offer superior facilities Tor freghtilg
dairy products by ocean steamers. Cold
storage was consideration and the con-
clusion was reached that more judgment
in the application Of cold as preservative
OF periEhable articles was desirable to
make 1t q success.
David Wood, ol Chicago, addressed the
Convention on frauds and adulteration in
dairy products.
The next annual meeting will be held
in April, 1880, at place to be decided
on in the future.
Adjourned sine die.
There mayor has been so large an attend
Rnpe at the Convention by dealers and
produOOPas to-dsyt k~4
EI-Ts..E.
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st.G.anIn IIor Make.

81. Louis, March Is-Hogs Fairly active: /:
Workers aud Baltimores $5 OOa3sO; paokiSss
and blstOns y 6lLt 00i bRtol,tEd' 70 1thIlalel.
phlas !! 9919i y RsoaIRts 5000 head; ship
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Pontiac, ILL.,, March 7.-Joseph F. Cul-
yer 4 Co'sBanking house was closed to-day
by his creditors. Liabilities $4,000 half
secured. Culver IS a prominent citizen
and politician. 2 '' Il
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Iun,retl lhe Trael..

HARRtspuni, March IA broken axle
caused sixteen cars Of an Eastern bound
freight train Of the Pennsylvania road to
jump the track near Marietta. No person
Injured.
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A GENERAL REsIOyArIoy.

PARIS, March THE Moniteur has rea.
son to believe that all the French Ambas.
sadors abruad will resign il the Cabihet Is
oyerthrown.
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CtScxSArI, March 1,-Heos-Dall: aual.
tty very poQr; eem.lnoR 32 TjaS so; light q Goa
y; paeklng 81 sial 10; butchers Sl l0sl 2J
EEecelPS lrS2S; shipments 90,
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ENGLAND.
fTL ~
WOMAN SuPFRAE,

LONDON, March lin the House Of
Commons today motion in favor Of
woman suffrage was reiected-9l7 to l0S.
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CoLuMBus, March IA call has bosn
issued for a meeting Of the Democratic
State Central Committee here on March
10Th, to fix the time for holding the State
Convention. ..,-I-l "a -t..lI.
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NKw, oRLEASs, March 1.-THE jury in
the Notehitoahes ELECTION cases rendered
q verdict Of apquittal,
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noIton afIEantnn.

IROSToS, q, MARCH 7.-Captain Boyton
sttIsea heteat Q S'eloek-to.nFght. twelve
hours out from GalllpolIs. lie LECTURES
here tomorrow night, then proceeds on
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NV YoRE, March 7.-MoSxT-C Closed easy
at Sal per cent Primo mercantile papcr
per cent Sterling Exchange, Bankefs
bills quiet Of q s0ki Sight Exchange on
New York at a s9H.
Day RrGooDs-Imports forthe week IS, ,OQA 600,
GoyERNMEsTa-Steady.
unlled States q o. lSsl, eoupons
Ne;INehues looa or,
NeN
New -Four and 4
nSN fonrs
fsn.F FSrtss
Currency biIea..
RAILRoAp BoSps-Strong and htRher. "a.
pecially for Kansas Pacific issues, which al.
yaneed from 3 TO 4 per cent Central Pacific
earnings for February came up TO q, ,O9S, 900
gain on last year Of S1l25OO. For me flrst
two months Of the new year the figures are
e 2Sa 900, against q, 00I 800 In January and
February, 1878 -
STATE BoNbs-Dull
srocEs--Market, except at brief intervals.
exhibited marked strength throughout tbe
dsy The leading features In the active list
We're Coal stocks, Northwestern aud Tele-
graph shares. The advance In these ranPel
from 4 10 u per cent with the highest NJ.
ures Of the day current at the close, AMONG
the low priced shares Kansas Pacific advanced
from 1s to 22X and closed at 2lX' w6iIs
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas rose from sH to
US. Investment Sharesqulet, hut Rensselaer,
and Saratoga advanced to 90M bid and i0l
asked, against 0i yesterday. The fluctuations
IN the general list were comparatively Slleht
The strength OF Coal stocks was due to ths re-.
port that various coal companies were abnnt
TO come TO an anilcable arrangement on liza
question at issue between them.
Transactions aggregated 10000 Shares of
which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake SLor,.
5000 Northwestern common, 1900 nrc.
lerred, $500 ST Paul, 1900 Iackawanne
800 New Jersey Central, 5000 Union Psciie
!, 200 Western Union, s, 600 A. 4 r, TeleSrnnS
1900 Missouri, Kansas & Texas and S600
81. Louis & San Francisco. " S'VV'
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Ghs gmtelti8etffs's,

;,.,,,, So.. Is aud n Fourteenth street.
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I.oSpox, March7.-H. S. Farer Turner
Of Canterbury, has failed. Liab!li6e.
g1e,90Q,
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ea1T9T,

ELlHu srRRIrr.
HARrroRp, March Z. Elihu Burritt died
last evening at his residence.
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rAucrSINn.

The subscriptions to the four per cent
loan since yesterdays report were $, ,497,-
900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Dom sstsa.

NEW YORK, Aug. 49, ~ m.-Stocks weak
money GMl7 per cent; exchange, long 4s1iL
! firm. = = - Aiiii ee
Gotton-Quiet; sales 489 bales; Middlino
| 9piands 1875, MddIing Orleans 11iS
futures barely steady; August n II
september 11.31, October 1912, Noven1
pef 1921, December 1920 Net REGENTS
., gross to. Futures closed firm on Sentem-
per, put barely steady on other months. sales,
a,oeo; August Il. 460911.4s. September II a..
y fober 10 47N1lo.48. November 10 25qa1o 2f
- cember 1o.24010.25, January 1o.31010 81
fefo.1Tuafy 1o4lfgl0 43, March 10.51011o53.
II fiour dull Wheat-Spring weak, winter
aai !. Corn II buyers favor. Pork weak at
% 9o' Lard heavy steam 6. Spirits t,1rneno
heavy ~ : noe daii anu
Eyenpg-Money active at 51a7. closing a.
s. Exchange dull and weak; 4s1IG4s1@ =
5overnments strong and higher: new &
lp2lla, 41as 1861, Is 1917. State bonds dull.
.EVening.-Gotton quiet; sales 4sg baiaa.
Mddling Uplands 49, orleans liz. COZ con,
solldated net receipts 500 bales. Flor din
ana heavy; prices without decided change
closing heavy; Southern weak. 1noderateIy
aetlVely; common to fair extra 81 50Gf5 *
good to fancy do S. 50a16 Is. Wheat@Wintar.
opened a shade lower subsequently the de-
cilne was recovered, and closed quiet and mn.
settled spring duh and heavy, ungradad win
2 REQ 96ggs1 0s1aa, No. do ST 06a1f 0e1I No
q 90 81 o81sGt1 os11aa, No. do 81 V8s4015 oeI
oofI sn ma easier; very light trade. m.
grsa4aed 45zalg4sI4, No. Q 4G1s@4eI. Southern
st 4sa. Oats dull, Without decided
s :. Hops quiet and active at fuII nm.
prices. Coffee dull and unchanged.