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ALL PARTIES AWAKE, i,
N N THE oto KEYSTONE STATE. r;=
What the eresnbacksn latend 10 do-The Demo.
y erst' oa the fsaee, waiting for Develop.
msnts-Ton aarshall's Po.l.ion--rhs la
.'AyS dependents Firm Agalast Bo,slsn. Z, h,

WARRINGTON, May lG.-Senator Mitch.
ell, OF Pennsylvania, had m interview with
tha pre.,lor, - L. ~, @ s.,,',. -. W. :, w.
,, - "A" '"ssesteu u
uui'pcr y! conscientious which, he
thought, should induce the President 10
withdraw the nominations n Andrew
Kanimapp .n,, s,,,,,,a, tan,.,..., ~. ...,,.s,
-, N Wv ~ eoi''c'. .
o'o =. 'n'eehal revenue OF tue ninth and
twenty-ttiird Pennsylvania, districts, The
President said that he would take tho spb.
;ect into cons;io,ot;on Fi ll TTEy ,i'ii 80 >
70 @ s.e,"''on. s.a.".As ~ ''1a, y
ti'"'''s"tH", Tl''" ""l' Ia., May rlO.-Greenback
STATE convention will be held here on
Thursday. NIass meeting tomorrow evcn. ~.
INC. ;encro, on;n;or ~ do,..,,a.
40. 49, -. .sl. o"'Vu y, ue.esa'eS i'ere is
.''"t LUIS At''7'tong' Oh rittspargh, will
DO nominated for Governor. Wesley
Chambirn, Of Oh CITY. for Lieutenant. Gov.
ernor; Mayor Powderiy, OF Scranton ior
Secretary OF Internal Affairs. a." Cake n
Northumberland, for Suprcme judve:'nnd ID
either Henry Carey Baird sor IELI NJ. Davis
OF Philada, Congressma 1;I,f 49,
PlTrsnunGI, May l6.-It was confiden.lv
asserted this morning that Thomas Mar.
shall had positively decided TO decline III.
nomination for Congressnan.at.lnrpe. md
,ha. the letter would be forwarded to the
State committee to-day. The gentleman
was interrogated in regard to the rumor.
and he replied "Some OF The ucwspnncr.
which have assumed to speak for ME arc
entirely too previous. Il have no letter
written; and have not given !" any dec;sion
IN regard to the letter. No person bu, nv
self knows what / intend to do, and I have
authorized no person 10 sneak for me.
When come to a conclusion Iii will he
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KANSAS ClrY, May lG.-lt is estimated
from what is deemed reliable data that
there will be fully 100000 acres OF corn
planted III Kansas this season. 'Hf
Reports from various sections OF Mis-
souri, and Kansas show tllat chinch bugs
are doing very little damage to wheat, and
they have very little more time to put in
their work.
NEw ioRE, May lG.-Reports from Flor
ida show the orange crop OF the past season
to have been very large, the number Of or
anges shipped being 2S.0il,760+ 1t is cal
culated that the yield next season will be
largely in excess OF the last should no mis-
hap beiail the crop, .,s 'lT, l IS
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The Cincinnati Iny Festival.

C,ScISSATI, May l6.-Thc first evening
concert OF the 9th May Festival, at the
music hal, was attended by!4, 500 people.
The weather is cool but pleasant. The
audience was prompt in coming and Theo-
dore Thomas prompt in beginning
the performance, with the doors
closed against y late comers ut hall
past seven, His II appearance iwitl
Materna was greeted with warln;npplansc,
bpt,whcn Miss Cary appeared, who has
been a soloist nt all the festivals, she was
received with shouts. Alaterna, however,
achieved q personal triumph Of unusual
demonstration. q. a 4 I. a Il, =
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.
ssTRlKssAMlcABLYsE SETTLED
The csrpesttrs Al c!selaaa,! % to Work-Th
Fires AgaIa Lighted At wsrren-E1eIt..
nest ia tton Circles at Philadelphia.
ET.f The Situation At Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, May lG.-Things move alon,
In the same rather desolate manner eacl
day. The same spirit Of good order pre-
vailed to-day. The furniture dealers re.
ported big trade in trunks, and wagon
loads were noticed on their way 10 the dc.
pots; IN indication that many OF The strik.
ers are making Il change Of base. It was
stated that the ioremen in the wire mills
have been canvassing in the interest OF the
company to get n sufficient number OF men
to start up one or both Of these mills.
It Is estimated that seventeen saloons
will be closed mp by reason Of the strike.
This morning number OF strikers were
seen skirmishing about the mills 10 satisfy
themselves whether or not my work was
being done by ''scabs'' or ".black Sheep 2
as reports to that effect had been freely cir
culated during the previous evening. They
were not allowed to go inside Of some OF the
mills, watchmen Icing stationed to sec TINT
this order was carried out. Some OF the
idle men are indignant at what they call
the hard heartedncss Of the store.keepers
who refuse to do a credit business until
work is again begun. Signs are seen in
uo,,,apof tI,o ,la.nH ,,,.,,, 80
.bn. eb.,.o -. .nG IN sio.e m Ms'auoMs announcing
''n. soous 'l'.' WIZ u oe sou LOT c'lsh ohy. *
IpiIILApElri!A, May lG:|Considerablc
Nelesn. 'an;s; eSisis ~ ,In c1fces, owing to
tne ussls'oh y. .ne iei'Inans manuiacturcrs
~ " aee'1ee ~ .ne li!se VI par IRON tfom $40
the decision carries with it correspond.
ing reduction in wages, and that fifteen
a'u,et = .,.an '..en II ni.eeily involved make
~. '.iae'.. ~. VI 'lo'ieii rells afe expressed
'''..' ''a' '''e "o'"'''eii "''' ho1 submit
ol lfiilLADELriIlA, May lG.-The running OF
anthracite coal will be stopped three days
next week; also, the week following.
iSWAReES, o., May 6.-Thc iron workers
strike ended by mutual concessions. and
the fires were lighted this morning, u
C,xc,xx,r, Nav ic-Tho a,t.l., q,
strits ended in ;h;s c;,v I ,o.aor pc,i.e,s Maas.
men hnve already ~on" N VOL. om ,tat Ky
hosSoai tar,,s :. 90 " " W. W. a w luz
Cu,c,co May 1c Two hrr,,rod ), : .,. : J.. :.
emnioyed n tho prenar;na danartmants s ~
tho civ tanner;cs have strncL p Tha, i.a hann y.
been receiv;ne 81 sI1 wsat SAT- n ak. ."N.s .,ase
,h,n IN o,har s;,;as ,,d IsH' a dgsa' IN mere r
emnlovers sav thot to- to "rant 1 tha I d.manJ my
world make 4 imnoss;h1a ~ cnm,e,o %ua ,.;.b
outside firms. that tLs ;s tast q, f. ana m,.
Il successful wo1i,, he taII,moa h.. ,uu
! ~ " ''oo ~ o'ue'S'
AVE-" 1oKk, hay IA powerful lobby,
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81 NEw YoRH, May l6.-The effort OF the
women who want to vote in New, York has
come to rather sudden end. They made
the poiut that as the Constitution did not
in SO many words say that they should not
vote, they should be allowed the privilege.
\ bill for the purpose was presented in the
Legislature. The Attorney General, how.
ever, has been looking into the matter and
he decides that the proposed act Of the
Legislature is unconstitutional. lie CON
tends that women cannot vote until the
Constitution has been amended, and that's
Il thing not eusily done. 81 aF+a
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Fallen Heir. 10 Enorn4ou. mo, ror,une.. :,

DALLAS, TexAs, Mayl6.- is reported, :
here, that two men have just fallen heirs to
q fortune OF 81, 900 900, held In trust for
them by the German government; that one
OF the lucky individuals is NJ Brossius, su.
per;nteudent OF the Dallascar factory, and
the other one B. Edmunds, OF Pen nsylvania.
The latter is also heir 10 the property OH
which the navy yard in Washington City
is built. It was leased to the government
for ninety:nine years by his grandfather
and the lease has Just expired. IA z,
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& New sYoRK, May lG.-Morr;s a. s:hwab
and Robert J. Rummells, who swindled
Helen NJ. Lewis out OF $500, on the pre-.
tense she should .ba! the leading, lady in a
company about to be organized, TO play
"Daniet Eoclet, "iwere sentenced, to-day,
TO states prison for three years each. "A
new trial was denied. q
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NEWS NOTES BY, WIRE AND NALL.

Oyer s3,5Oo,oOO in specie will be shippet
to Europe today. s5ls
| Auether stage robbery Is reported from
Texas, near Gainesville, by masked men.
An Alron and metal exchange" was for
maly opened in New York city, yester
day. 'tS'f'l,
At Cincinnati the houses in tho lowe
part Of the city nre flooded, for tho seventh
time this year. 8f3f[1 ll54% +
DR.. Joseph MrCutcheon,' OF Indiann, jus
returned from Europe, died in Brooklyn
n. Y, yesterday. .tl1
The nomination Of Samuel P. Carter, o
Pennsylvania, as Il -rcar.admiral In the
Navy, was confirmed to-day. 5
tramp has been arrested at East Hen
derson, Mimi, for ou.raging 4 little girl
He will probably be lyncllcd. .5.U{i5
| Rev. A. r.. Bullions, a retired presby
.erian clergyman, fell dead ut Lansingburg
n. y, Yesterday. Heart disease. 5.
The Georgia Independents yesterday en-
dorsed Hon. Alex. Stephens for governor
enthusiastically and unanimously.
Augustus D. Leighton, convicted OF the
murder OF Mary Dean, has been sentenced
to be hanged in New York city OIL Friday
next: go s7' 80 3 - -
I. Mantrop. concerned in the Peruvian com
pany, was found guilty OF forgery, in Phil.
adelphia, yesterday. Sentence was de.
ferred. lI'iss5 ~ ~ g "
At the New York college Of physicians
and surgeons, yesterday, ll5 young mer,
were graduated. The prize man was ]. b.
Taylor, Of Illinois. n a5
The anticipated duel between two fash.
ionable New Workers, growing out OF al.
legged Insulting remarks about a lady, is in
abeyance. One partyis in Virginia; the
other in New York.
The Wisconsin Prohibitionists will make
no Congressional nominations, but vigor.
GUS attempt will be mada to capture enough
members OF the Legislature to hold the bal
ance OF power next winter. z.
Moses Taylor. who is thought to be the
richest OF New York erchants-his fortune
being estimated at forty millions-is very
sick. aud will be obliged to take leave OF
his fortune and life in a very few days.
A beef tamine in Colorado seems as i'm
possible asa'coal famine in Newcastle, yet
the announcement "No beef to be had in
any market in-this city today was lately
printed across hotel bills OF fare in Denver
At ,Leavenworth, Kansas, yesterday, a
party OF drunken tramp printers attempted
cbanpcd Int Without t sarions olT ecss Sefc Tx y
.;mnisaa,,. .;iaa, o"r ord H'.nU aunI uI eAes.a ane
lodged in jail.
Flanagan; the Texas delegate who in
the Chiesgo convention rose to inou;ra
What everybody was there ior If not ior thc
offices. is now in Wnshinrton nc "a a
candidate for U. S. marshal of Eastern ~
Texas. ,,i5lSsT. -,
d. !. r,;,ro,a aoa,,,,,,. !, y, >..,o
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rus wcs, Virginia N. Z. Conference
,3ll he held this year at Clarksburg on the
Sh ol October, and Bishop Andrews will
,...IJa m The Fast Ohio Conference will
+. NADIA, New Philadelphia on tue eth
u ison,enbe, Bishop Peck presiding.
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u,r,ppry, Of the Steubenville Ga:,ttt,
xonlI not accept the Democratic.nomina-
,;or h,Congyes under any circumstances.
lt prss to publish tirst.class Demo
os,ic ne#spaper. lie says that his politi.
e,I ambition was sl,iated, and likewise
s,uelehel, las. year, when he aspired to
the Legislature. .aGr ~
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The Peoria Land League.

/. PEORIA, LII, May 10. = The Peoria
branch OF tho Land League resolved TO
forward the following message to the
treasurer OF the Land League ut Paris:
"We heartily endorse your refusal TO ap-
propria.e any portion Of tho Land League
funds Us a reward for the conviction Of the
assassians OF Cavendish md Burke .5il5 X
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artery Is severed, but death will likely en-.
sue from Inflammation OF the lungs, pro.
duced by breathing cold air through the
great cash IN tho wind pipe. In bis pockets
were found a1imited ticket TO New York,
two baggage checks from Cincinnati to New
YORK. and Il letter In German. signed AL.
bert Fischer,and addressed TO Herr Scharic.
berg The coroner prohounces the man ID.
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Ny mother has been sufferer with inham.
matory rheumatism for the last fifteen years,
writes Mr.. J. J.. Schubert, Kankakec ILL.,, in
which time she has tried numerous remedies
without relief. Az las. her. limbs became SO
swollen that she could not so about, and l
gave up all hope Of her recovery: as q dnsl
plication gaye her relief and the use OF siz
bottles has performed a cure. She; can go
about as well as ever. q 4 & rs iIYl
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Ghe gntelli9ea'jf''ef':::;:;.: 9'j'' Z: !.
..n.., ,o,. >, and ~ Fourteenth street
T1rnr were g births and 90 deaths at
sabeuvIlle for the year ending ss S'st A'@''i Of

II gems by New Cumberland advices
~, considerable interest has been
~, .-,,.ued in Hancock county in regard to
",;,oaa from S,eubenvilIe junction that
81 mppect the Panhandle road with the
p.,hu,rh K lake Erie. s3,StsI II
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CLEvELASp, May 1G.-As the Gallon nc.
commodationS train was passing the stock
yards, on the outskirts OF the city, this nj.
ternoon, u passenger entered the smoking
car closet aud cut his throat with a pocket
knife and JUMPED through the window,
lie wns picked up and conveyed
to$ the City Hospital. The wound
is not necessarily fatal as 4 no Y large
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FonEIGN NOTES NJ GABLE.

LONDON, May: l6-Johnson 1; Roy, pro
prictors Of the Moorctield iron works, Stock
ton, have failed. Liabilities, eie0, 900. ! 2
Six thousand Swedish and Norwegian
emisrants have sailed from Hull for the
United States. Sti I! .5s s.
!, DrBLlS, May lG.-1t is stated that mar
riage has been arranged between Princess
Beatrice, Queen Victoria's youngest daugh.
ter, and Prince Frederick William, eldest
son Of the Landsrave OF Hcsse. y; ~
PARIS, May {l6.--If, the presence OF Eng.
lish and French. fleets at Alcxandria does
not suffice to restore order, the Turkish
eendarmes will be landed to seize Arab
Bey, Minister Of War, and those implicated
with him and stop the rebellion by reduc
ing the rebels to impotence. 20 - i u
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LONDON, May. lG.-statc Of Nebraska,
kron Prinz, State OF Georgia aud Glasgow
have arrived out. -
New ionK, May lG.-Arrivcd, salier,
from Bremen; Nandalia, from Hamburg;
Circassian. from Liverpool; Scotland, from
London; Titanic, from Glasgow. Il. 4
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Appalling Liz, Of sudden D.a, mi ,h,, =,

Nav Yonk, May lG.--A vast increase in
sudden deaths has been one OF the most
noticeable features Of this seasons city
mortality, in proof OF which 1t need only
be stated thut within the past six weeks
there have been no fewer than $50 cor.
oncr's inqucsts. This is something wholly
beyond precedent. rs. 81 + : S..fIJif'
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MILWAUKEE, May l6.-An agent OF the
Anti-prohibition society, Of Iowa, was here,
to-day, soliciting money aid TO use in the
approaching election in that State. The
Brewers association this evening contribu.
ted 81 600 and private individuals $500
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THE LATE CYCI.Oyri

~ LOUIS May le.-A Fort Smith, AZ.
si,sa t,nsas, special says: The total Of the the
a,,ss,s. aIsa and wounded by the recent cyclone
oC1fAtA'''sser, or Indian Territory, ,foots up loo.
w,.' n, .'ese fifteen are already dead very
not recover. -. - ' - : S'''' "A'
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GENERAL wAsaiNGrOS NOTES

The physicians attending Mr.. Defrces,
ex.government printer, have given up all
hopes OF his recovery. ~
Secretary Lincoln will 60 to Rye Beach
in June. Mrs. Iincoln's health continues
to be very delicate. 5$5 '.+g = &!
Gen. Robert G. Schenck, ex-minister to
England, declines to be q candidate for
Congress from the Dayton, Ohio, district.
| Yesterday the fund rhised by the Phila-:
delphia Press, S3,542, was handed to Mrs.
Sergeant Mason. She promised to set aside
81, 900 for the baby. -tEs!.a e. =
Ex.Secretary Kirkwool, Edward Akin
son, David A. Wells, Robert X. Porter and
Harry Oliver are among the gentlemen
suggested us t,riF commissioners. rs
Congressman Ben eFevre, OF Ohio, hav-
ing taken look at the new district laid
out for him, tells a newspaper man that he
thinks he can worry through for another
term. Il 3ii2i s:s.st5.
The President yesterday promised, il pos.
sible, TO visit New York on Decoration
Day. The Cabinet, General Sherman, and
Admiral Porter may accompany the Presi'
dent. /. - AZ =if5f
The bill to extend the charters oi National
banks was discussed, at great length in the
House, yesterday, but no vote was reached.
Kelley and Hewitt had quite a lively alter.
cation, the Pennsylvania coming out
ahead. 5slf,.$E!f ts Sd Sd
Among the New York delegation, Abram
S. Hewitt, Roswell B. Flower and Waldo
Hutchins arc candidates for the subcrna
torial nomination, under Democratic rules
Each gentleman named is possessed OF i'm.
mense wealth. 89 "A. 6; II q
Mrs. NJ. Al. Kicker, just admitted to The
bar OF the District Of Columbia, passed the
best examination among seventeen appli
canY, oil men but herself. She was found
to be particularly well versed in the law o
real property, a branch supposed to be
beyond the reach Of the female intellect. (
Surgeon Woodward, Of the army, one o
| the physicians who attended Presiden
Garfield, is reported to be seriously i'll ia
Europe, The continued strain to which
be was subj bjeatsd during the President
1 illness broke down his nervous system, ant
soon after the Presidents death he wen
abroad. AZ He Is now at Nice, and the re
ports received from him do not encourag,
| his friends. \ \, t!iY Fl :.
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EYlls to be AYolslcsi !.

2S Orer.eating Is in one sense as productive Of
evil rs intemperancea in drinking. Avoid
both, and keep the body purified with Dur.
dock Blood Bitters, md you will be rewarded
with robust health and an invigorated sys.
tenn. Price s. 90. y. "a II.
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new YORK. May l6.-Flour quiet: receipts TO-.
900 barrels; shipments ilc0 harrels slperhe we.t.
cru and State s. ooa5 81, Dmnon 10 good - 0Ds o.;
good 10 choice $ S5a9 =: white wheat extra 81 IS
az L: extra Ohio IS alS 20aS 3d. ST. Inn!, s. 6H9 y.
Minnesota puient proccss 50 Co., Wheat opened N
c higher nfletward lost the advance and declined
Aa1Sc, closing duli; rec ps i0S6 600 bushel.: cx-
p9!.' nons So spring gEsfaasa ga 81 "a
81 46al A delivered: steamer No. rcd 81 80: nxcu
winter 81 40: uugraded white 81 t9il q: No rcd
May sates lot, ,0U bushctsat 4i11sat cqsinS ut
cosins at 81 4SIi July snles eos .Oso bnshc,s At
81 St34a 3..4 closing at q ai3f ort opened 1eac
higher. then wcasar and l0st the advance. closing
shade stronger receipts G.. 900 bushels :espors
Si5lasGHc: elevator s61 "a delivered May
s211st; July s3ssIAt. closing at. sst Oats Yale
higher and fai.yactivc; receipts epi bushels. cx.
ports $50 bushels: western miIed G2a6lHr: white
western G5A7H. = Hay strong ut 7rn!ac. GtEce hrm
| aud unchanged. 4. Sugar IN good demand: ,iair 70
gOo'! refining T1sa7h- Mo!@se,. demand flir and
Petroleum higher and drm:united 74z: crude C;sn
7kc: refined 7,Gc. Tallow. prime city sSas1sc,
Resin firm at s. d. Turpenline higher Ut iGaiGHc.
E:gs, we,te.n fresh dtnaid easier u 2ec.H Pork
auie. and Arm. Cut meals quiet and s,tonser:
long clear ll73Sc; shor, ,lear l,tf Lard lower;
priue steam sli GU I,ut,er dull and dropping NJ
ioae7c, Cheese dull and heavy =. 9allc: lFsl!e
4.ctycrsSArr,i O.. May id-Foar sseat'y and IN.
spot: 8; ;ls,ie! w Jnly: Corn isir NJ. y
August! Outs firm: sNo.;2 miIed !h'acil ye dull
at sonsic; barley a'aiee "a and a. firm At 81 e. & pms
meats nrm; shoulders S. Is: clear ribs sll 9,
Bacon Arn shoulders 8 ~: clear ribs 81 0O; cleai
81. 50. yWhhky irregular, but active: high VIM.
barrels on basis Of 81 j.. Butter quiet and, I'm
IL
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The PrraonurI Of tho Tarlir commi.slo,,

The PrraonneI Of tho Tariff Con'Ini-xion.
WAslliSoTox, May lo.-The taria.com:
mission bill was passed by Congress upon
May 0. and already over one week has
passed without anything being done be.
yond tho consideration Of names presented.
It is highly important to have this commits.
sion organized rs soon as possible, for tho
reason that it is obliged to report to- Con.
gress at It's meeting upon December 4 and
the Subject is such vast one that the com.
mission needs every day between now and
then TO make even superficial study o
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WHEELING 1882.

u ~ Il W. j 3 d
and this ruled steady to tho close. lie.
ceip.s small, shipments good. On call,
sales $4,000 bushels, and prices ic lower
for July, ID lower for August and sc lower
for September. d.. y q. }E
Oats were quiet; near deliveries averaged
n shade higher, but prices were not main.
tained. On call, sales $4,000 bushels and
prices unchanged, except that May was sc
higher. TLiil'h ,5lsdI@1 }gs,g5'l
Pork was active early aud 25aSOc higher
on the whole range, but heavy offerings
and an easy grain market caused d decline
OF eja30c, and closing easy. On call, sales
1850 bbs; prices 2!c lower for June and
July, and 74c lower for September. l'
Lard freely offered; prices advanced 2la
&c, but this was barely maintained. On
call, sales 5000 tierces prices unchanged
except that June was o4e lower. 4. n
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FINANCIAL AND COnMEnCIAL.
- 7|'--@" -. -
New York Money and St0cks

New YORK, May 1i Money 3ni per cent Prime
bankers bills steadyA 81 81: demand s. 20. +, :.
GovERSxESrs-Weaka and Il per ccn, lower, except
iorextcnded e., which are unchanged. X ''a
y. s. 6s, extended Lchigh &wilkes....-elOG
US. 6s c1tended.. l0l SsL I. 4 s. C. Hrsts..lll
u. :. 4hs. coupons. U. P. bonds, fitsts-..1l14
H. coupons. l!01sIU. T. Lana Grants...llah.
Pacific Is Of 95- -....lS2 i. r. sinking fund.-l2Os,
Cantal Pacific ants-1l7 :Texas Pac land r,s... 6
Erie seconds 95do Rio Grande diy... spa
RAILROAD BoHns-rnchn,iged. s''''s. y '!s
STATE sEcuRIrIEs-Act!ve ind strong.
Louisiana consols-. 81 Virginia Gs,.......,.. 80
Missouri rs ............li3 vtfgtafa coneols, ex-
81. Joseph. ira ma. Coupons. 6i
Tennessee 6s......-. Virginia 'dcicrred- 49,,
Tenaessee Is. new-- as1Hsll Offered. 81 :
Sr0cEs-The stock market to-day was Jill and
weak until late dealings. VIXEN surprising stcadi.
nest was shown, although the mRrIe, continued
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-17

s7sF!E VlsIasea 70 ne lhsellgeHcet. m W1 7
NoRwALE, O., May l6.-The stockhold-
ens meeting oi the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad ratified the consolidation Of the
Ceseisad and Marietta with their road.
No action was, taken on the Wheeling
bridge that audail other matters postponed
till some future time. Commodore Garri-
son and party visited Huron this afternoon
aud inspected the large coal docks, now
building there. Fiji