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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-22

A@inseingaPPropriNtiOn bill is pending
in the WeI Virginia legislature, one that
will open the eyes OF the people OF this
State when all the items are footed up. AT
arOusI gacis on our part it will be away
up towards halt million OF dollars-say
S0,OOO How is this for high? 1t does
not include last years deficit either, or the
Ssreni interest on the school moneytaken
'Gi Of the luEd. II looks now as II
here would b' an other large deficit this
yeF. Deficit after deficit is in order. But
NhstsIhc difference? As Rip Van Wnkle
Ald' put it on the schiate." Take it out
.! the School FUnd-horrow it out Of the
taass-srs it anywhere from anybody who
willendi it.
4Ae !aadsareto hercasscsscd 10 cover up
Snnch as possible Of the deficit This is
.ne Dodge to avoid the sworn duty OF the
legislature as prescribed in section 5 OF ar
usIe 10 OF the Constitution, They know
What their sworn duty is, but they are de,
%'1led to dodge it, just as they have
%sN it all along by plundering tho
'us session Of the Legislature will cost
usPolIetor mileage. per diem and clerks
%O'Ne'abIy over $4,000. The next ses
~ .@aS ~ be made more expensive still by
a' 'ad'I"n Of two Bourbon Senator'S, cs
r' Provided to keep the party strong
SHal y bajIo, Tor L. $. Senator.
LUIS s the third extra session that the
!ta,, sa'y 0' economy, who put in their con.
y .u'u''oN Ten years oso that there should
S',,a ~ q Session Is, once every two years, have
.s'1, .1 :, 4Ncv extended last years session,
.. +aa ',eh concluded to hold nm extra ses.
Son 'H'S year and here We arc with two
months and " faItsouv, and the end m is NOT moi
yS' ,Ss 1t. It on,y'osts abou, $40 per dav, and
The school fund IS tot yet used uN n"'' WbC yC
cares for expenses? "' WIN
.,i.,s tae a AHa'''' estimated for $li3,ssO re-
esip's this year. This will COM" ''vJv ~i,h;r IL,
About u'Slio,ooOoflAeexpcnscs. owond", %"d.a
be hasn't the heart IN i,r,il , ""o"ue'
S SlS for ovcrsisiy days ago By the ICIsvn senato
AZ ,aS legislature has cyerlastinsly burstej ttt
4T'easury and knocked al 'ti his c%'s,t, cals"ia
% and estimates into smithercens rec s"'tSd1 Still
~. Sss' constitutional Obligation res,in,
~, - to furnish an annual" statement
4. @Ne and lonesome as one soli,ar
,s.lS, rroS,atie official may be these days in nj
A ~ 10 rcspccta any OF the provisions Q
.ls,'', ~ constitution, yet we insist that III
tine. "'" '0"S ere inns have come t
IsepOspects now are that there will i
,.'a Wholesale raid on the school ,S fund " nj
on, s''Sf - the !. last cent that can bo squeeze
'- s' IT. There will be no interest pai
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r,omtlre lightning riIcnIators at tho
.a.' a"' d ,le Auditor Of West Virginia,
SI,,' w.. ,,n .hovlhc iorcc in that office some
Wv w hr which they can possibly comply
'i,S NJ ,ber resolution Of the Senate passed on
-. w., ,gb I,y Of January last, calling Tor an
.,bSi, Of the financial condition Of this
Cd. The legislature is just about to ap'
ssopraie n so ior clerk hire in that office,
h, MI, amount seems 10 be entirely in.
adequate to provide the ready Teekoners
needed or,hc discharge Of the important
l1y laidup them by the Senate. Over
,i,ty days have passed and yet these aritll.
ne,iei.n, make no sign. We infer
Ma, ,hey have been laid out by the
oh. About tlrec experts, provided with
MINER ns,onl,yes, ARE needed.
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VIZ have seen some cxcellentIy cured
bed lately that HeTeE was smoked. About
tEOyeaBaSo James NJ, Dillon, Of this city,
got a patent fora process invented by him
whereby the smoking OF meats, beef or
baron, i syolel together with all the
risks BY fire inCileo,to the old process.
llbproos provides for the roasting of
hickory Wool iaa riort, and for forcing
The smoke through dry salt, and this salt
thus smoked, requiring only an hour for
thePOcess ' rubbed on the meat and
t1t' it is e.TectuaIly in u few days as ever
uied meat was cured in q smoke.houst
alter weeks Of smoking. Practical salten
and cuen Of meats, here and elsewhere
have examined his process and pronounce
isadEiIel success, and regard 1t as
most tinpoEant discovery. Only u small
luoani Of wood is necessary and all tht
tss ofire obviatcd. It is left in char
'Oll condition alter being used for smok
ng purposes, and wilt pay its own ex
penseS,
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WAsnlNoToX, March 2l.-secretary Hunt
received q cable message from Lieutenant
HaFber, OF the Jeannelte search party, At
Nischnendinck, as follows:
"Dispatch to take charge OF the Lena re.
Ceived. Inject Danentiower here; will re-
port after further conversation. His men
are Essential to conduct the search in the
Lena as no other seamen can be obtained.
They are in splendid condition and very
anxious to return with me, and earnestly
request me to take them. Answer here
direct"
Secretary Hunt telegRphed Lieutenant
Harber that Danenhower's men could &C.
company him II they were able and will.
ing TO 20.
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Special Dispatch to the lntelliEenCer.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-A. G. olm.
stead, Of Potter county, Pa, who has held
several important positions in that State, is
in the city, and tits said within few days
he will be nominated By the President ior
First Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury to
succeed Judge French. His appointment
is urged by Senator Cameron.
CIV, Gillian, Of yenango county, Pa, is
an applicant for the position Of First
Auditor OF the Treasury, aud it is said will
be soon appointed.
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Scandals Of tho Death Red.

Special Dispatch to the IntclliEcncer.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Mrs. DR.. Ed
son, in a letter to member of the COM
mittee auditing the Garfield expenses,
completely exoncrates herself from the
statement recently published that while
she was in attendance upon the late Presi-
dent she furnished news to operators in
stocks. She proved conclusivcly that she
had nothing personally TO do with any
thing OF that kind, but intimated that
there were some others upon the medical
staff who did furnish information for such
purposes, but who it was she was not pre-
pared TO say.
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WnE Col, Ben Wilson intImated at
Washington Hall in 1850 that the Hon. j..
II. Goods time was coming, did he mean
this .iae or .omr other time in the in
definite aud very remote future. OF how
taaay, agI to bow many competitions has
the Colonel made the same remark ?
When will the time Of the oldest Of them
come Wctbiuk that one and all Of them
xillgei = fresh experience this year in the
ar. Of keeping the word oi promise to the
car and breaking to the hope. The only
time that will come to any OF them this
year will be to take the good advice SO
oiten prodrrcI to them in these columns
and vote ior the Republican candidate,
This Is The only known process by which
the Colonel cn be put on the retired list,
After tha,therr may be an opening for the
senior competitor.
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"Nprluger'a FoIIy."
Special Dispatch to the Intellisencer.

speclal UlSpatch 70 the lntelligencer.
WASHINGTON March 9t.-"Springer's
folly" by which name his party colleagues
designate the most assinine oil all the as.
SHINE performances of the addle-pated
member OF Illinois, leading them into a
late session by filibustering against a
measure to which no member upon the
floor OF the House is opposed, was ended
this morning in compromise on Spring
er's part, which allows the Geneva Award
bill to be called up April llth. A few
more such efforts at brilliant strategy
upon Springer's part will result in Demo
cratic caucus emphaticalIy declining to
take tho responsibility of any OF Mr..
Springer's actions in the name of his party.
The action Of the House last night shows
a strong necessity for the proposed change
in the rules,
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TroubIed with a SweiIed Head.

special Dispatch to the lntelligenCer.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Crosby has
resigned. Crosby was Chiet Clerk Of the
War Department, retained for many years
because he had u complete knowledge Of
the workings OF the establishment, such as
possessed by no other man.. Mr.. Crosby
was good man, but US years went by his
head swelled at the magnitude OF his posi-
ton, and lead him to display an inditIer-
ence TO the demands OF callers that was
exceedingly unpleasant at times. Congress
men spoke OF it, Senators hinted at it, and
Mr. Lincoln finding his magnifcence totally
out of proportion to the extent Of our
modest and limited standing army regret.
fully let him so. Rumor speaks OF more
serious charges against Mr.. Crosby, but as
the Secretary says nothing regarding these
it can not be authoritatively stated.
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Special Dispatch to the Intclligcncer.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-NIr. Schneker,
who was Mr.. Chase's private secretary, and
who holds many of his papers, is out in a
card exonerating Mrs. Kate Chase Spraguc
from the charge of having given the Gar.
ield-ROsecrans lcttera to Dana. He said
that he had the letter and gave it to Dana
without her knowledge. Mr.. Schneker's
lack Of discrimination or capacity seems
to have blinded him to tho meaning OF the
word confidential" which appears at the
head Of the letter.
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Special Dispatch TO the IhtcllIEcnCCI.
WASHINGTON, March 9l.--Judgc Advo-
cate General Swain, in his report 10 the
Secretary Of War upon the Mason case has
made some suggestions looking to Il ulodi-
ilcation OF the sentence. General Swain
believes that the case should have gone to
the civil Courts Mr.. Dixson, otthe Chicago
Tribune, to-day presented to the President
a petition OF enormous proportions, con-
tanning over 100000 signatures, asking the
pardon OF Mason.
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Reduction or Internal Taxation.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
WASHINGTON, March 9I.-The Com.
mittee on Ways and Means was startled
today by report from Dunnell's sub.
committee, of bill reducing the internal
revenue and cutting down the tax on
whisky and tobacco. Mr.. Kasson moved
at once to recommit the bill.to the sub.com'
mittee with instructions to strike out the
clause relative to tobacco and spirits. This
was done by vote Of six to five, a party
vote. This is in accordance with the die.
tates Of the Republican caucus last week
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Special Dispatch 70 the lhtellsehecr'
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-A new post
office has been established at Metz, Marion
county, West Virginia, and William T,
Burker has been appointed postmaster.
Hethe G. Hutton, has been com
missioned postmistress at Salem, W. Va,
and Thomas Everett postmaster at Ia1ear-
vile, Brooke county, w. Va,
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During the past week business at the stock yards
was very dun, very few cattle being received.
Prices to-day were about as follows: Calves So o6a
OO, According TO quality and condition; hogs 6Ka
&C: cattle ranged from 3Hc TO bHc, according 10
weight and condition.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE NEW MINISTER TO CHINA,
Special Dispatch 10 The IntellIsonecr.

Special Dispatch to the InteilIgsneer
WASHINGTON, March 2i.-John Russell
Young, the new Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotehtiary to China, is ex-
pected here tomorrow to receive his com.
mission and instructions preparatory to
his departure for pekin. He will sail from
San Francisco about the list oi May. The
questions arising out of Chinese immigra.
ton to this country add not a little 10 the
importance Of this mission ut this time
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dIlItiI

N. o,l,l ODlrcl Of the recent
As =: s.a,,os a'y pl,., an1 Camden to this
visit '' If''4I, ',SsI, ,I.4 conference with GER
CITY anl ,., 's, # the legislature ut the
a1 taia n'%Irs !i'ss b., no! come out. But it
NfLa'' ~, :, ,l.pcctcI that it had reference
O's,D' H. 4 j.h. question. Is there u grand
% ,,,S IN deferred certificates" on
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
THE LATEST TELEaRAPHlc REPORTS
OF the Condition Of the Markets At the LsadIn.
Trad. Csnt'n Of the COuntry- The railing
rrisSs for the Principal Stapls-rlaAa.
slL and Commercial Affairs.

=, ,S NEy YSHE, S March 2l.-NOaoy tss per cont ant
ooseu onefVd u 3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper QUO per cent Sterling exchange bankers
oiIls Steady At n w; demand 81 S9SI.
GovERNNESn-1Sp per cent higher for lISs and Il
per cent lower for extended 6s, aud ulChanged
lOF extended g.
=. =. g, e1!endOd..-lol Lehigh 4 wllka......lOi
" onH.......,...llt .. Pacific bonds lIiS.lIO
Paciacgs Of ,9S......l28 D. P.s. T. Botidss@'SiiS
EssSc61S4 EnS, SSSac l' ~ Te5H4 h PScaG rdS,u. 9SS
SOhered. '|'
HAiLRoAn BoNDs-lrtegularA and generally higher,
hrAIn sEcURtTlES-lnRctiVe, except iOr TGlnCs.
teSs, which are higher.
Louisiana COnSOls. 64ISYirEinIa 6s,..,,.,,,.,., .
g tGaisouLi Virginia COnSOls, OF.
~ Joseph .:...........ll5 ira mat. coupons e.g1
LetheSee os,.....,. 4gA Virginia deferred, ,,,.Il2
tennessee o. uow-.- ~ R0[ered.
broCkA-;Shaie speculation opened weak and 1ka2
per cent lower than ct yesterdays cOsiuE priceS
Maenpnls CnaFleston, Oregon lmnSG SGOnlluental
Aton Ieffe lIAute common, and Chicago. btIFlInE
ION 3 Quincy being the most prominent il ihe
decline. Richmond & DAnvllle however, opened
~ per cent higher At lCl. In the carly dealings
iGn3n4i ~ aay9pye n the general list was followed
N dectnc Of tSat4 per cent New Jersey Central,
v mMAbaSh prpleritd, Northern Pacific preferred, and
fe0rtA, Decatur evansville being con- pguOllS In
me !.1 u0ynwArd movement, while klChmond q Dan.
r,, SS .1s " Pet Csht 70 I"SH subsequently
5ScoVety o. pr cent took place, the latter for
exas f4clhU but IN the early part Of the afternoon
tho tt5t again feti OF tSaIx Ief cent Kichmund 4
pAnylllc, Denver & Rio GmndU and ST. Paul, Min.
heSotG d MAntt1na leading IN the decline
The maIket then became stronger and aid I'M
steadily TO tue close, the advance ranging from u 10
~ per cent, Texas Pacific, New Jersey CenIfGl,
Memphis 4 Charleston, Reading. Omaha common,
hAnsas q Texas; MlChIg-n Central Denver 4 Rio
iFande and Northern Pacific preferred being most
conspicuous IN the upward movement st. Paul,
Minnesota Manitoba fell OF Il per cent, but rs.
covered X per cent IN the iInAi d Rlinrz. The
IsRtEeI clos strong Ut the highest figures OF tue
day. 1t looks this afternoon as II the nIaTk nav.
Ing been halted and time given for tcR lEatonE by
small traders and for the creation Of fresh short III.
IeFest All upward movement would be actively ~,
this week aud that ADMe Contemplated thinInrIt.
are known IO have bech stopped by the shipment Of
securities undoubtedly had some influence on Inc
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An old doctors adyice.-It was This
"Trust In God and keep your bowels open u
For this purpose many an old doctor has ad'
vised the bahttuailY costive to take Kidney.
ri. GsS5 oSsSn iSeS Sd e bss sSIas SbdG
the distress and griping which other medi
cines cause. 1t Is q radical cure for piles
Don't fall 70 pseit- -Eseheagt
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Felt Ind,

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. March 2l.-orten f.
Coleman, for eighteen years buyer for A.
4 W. Sprague, Manufacturing Co, shetland
killed himself this morning. Discourage.
fncnt at tho condition OF the spraEu q
matters is assigned as the cause.
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,cIrrnlt nroken.

ISDlASAroLls, March ell. o. Clifford,
raitroad and express agent and, telegraph
operator at Cicero, Ind, mysterionsIy dis
appeared last night, A letter received to-
day frotn him stated thnt his dead body
would be sent home, His friends fear in
ca Mtg
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n< snuG>DrGon oil The
co's,s,,sNr ''.s,a. "a, district is an earnest
TrSl'sop, ,,,, ,r # thr Baptist Church at
vottI's is, a,JT, Civ. anla leading worker in
Fpl,nip1 s.lfs, sso.. S.,, Itet. greatly esteemed
the saaa.s ,., "a, AZ, man Of high character
in cGasI,s ,a:,r5,cs. ;, lyyytjon to his public
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LAWRENCE, MASS, March 2l.-The Pa.
,ffc Mills we're closed tonight, and there Is
lockout OF $500 employees.
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wheelInE wholesale Market.
lNTELLlgENCRR OPFiCR. !
WHEELING Tuesday Mahrb ~

GratH-wheat sill continues to be quoted ut 81 sea
% and iatrtrlde Ia being done. L.rn remains at
been done In all departments Of this trade,
FOHr-AgHln we report hO change In flour but
cn state that the market Is very hFm and IhowS no
weak signs Quotations are Us follows: $50 for
suPerlne, 81 UOA1 " for boat winter WHEAT, and
Satin tilOss 50 80. s'''
Aorts-A fair trtde has been done, and the market
remains steady. PheesAre US lOllOWs: =
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NEW YoRx, March 9i.--Jay Gould denies
the statement that Russell Sage and him.
SELF had quarrellcd regarding the conduct
OF the bull campaign In Wall street.
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GREEN BAY, Wis, March 9l.-snow has
hCen falling steadily since Monday even:
ing. The iall is now fully 10 inches and
still continues.
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Permitted 20 Jaw.

BOsroN, March 2l.-The House passed
bill permitting women to practice rs Attor-
neyB at law.
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.AboM;mazz.s
,"THE QUEEN OF TABLE wATERs.s ?

TIE WVHHW Ut IHUEI WHIENos !
"For water drinkers 1t is Of the utmost in.
pos.aHee TO have at command table water Of
the highest type Of purity, agreeable in favour,
eShlasating by reason Of It's sparkling eiiet.
yeseenes, and suitable for daily use as a table
luxury and in home circles, as at public BAN
,quets, the APOLLINARlS NATURAL
MINERAL WATER has established iSelf'in
public and professional favour as possessing
ihese qualities, and believe is Introduction
may be recommended aud supported as Of great
value 10 the cause Of Temperance and good
health"
London, Eng. AsSa;t AZ 1880 tSim4O
NORMAN KERR, Md, Fills.
ofay Cma0s, DrGssittI, 8. Mn. Hat. bsal,1.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS,
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%, and rtrade Ia being done. Lrn remains Al
e; oats are quoted at iasee. A good busincES haI
been done In all departments Of this trade,
FhHr-AgHln we report no change In flour hut
eau state That the market Is very iTm and shown no
weak signs. Quotations are Us iOlOwss 81 80 for
suPerhne, s. OOA7 ~ for boat winter WHEAT, aud
Satln t,lOss 81 80.
Aott-A fair trade has been done. and the market
remains steady. Phresare aS follows;
Hams, l2 TO 10 ID 2IalsN
6t0S ID VeEage.".-,...,.. ........,l i335al2ls
btS1EtNt bacon ...,............- 12H
SSshGulueEt, .... S<Ag1s
plain Bacon shouldcrs....,.. "
Family Pork (barrel 80 lbs IS IS
GlsaE SI;,L, PORK & @Olbsl.................. 10 %
tSS Pure Leaf SSfi Lard TSTcSs & aiSx
Hull Barrels, iS0 i6s......''... i4
Pals. Is SlbS.......,.....-...,,, lSS
one'half pals 10 lbs,......,. 1SX
Cheese, Rich and Mild
Lard Lard Oh Extra Western stIained...,......,, 81
pSh %bIts MiSs;s oil WS;sf (; sd ~,
GrocerisS.-Eo changes arc reported. Quotations
are given rs follows; Coffee, iair l0c, good lilo
lSHG vcRaT RFH' iI choice ,I 4c sS't roasted
common 3ia4Oc, prime lgai5c, New Orleans mo-
lH&cs, prime 65C choice new 5Oa7Jc, MAPLE syrup
3 70 per gallon. Sugars haId crushed I9Isc, gIaaa-
lated d,S4! SHs powdered lGI4c; coffee ye sc.
prime Sc, yellow 7jIaT5ic RICE CSISlina ch2ltee; htS;
71sc, New Orleans DTimu 7c RAnEoon &c
fLIh-NO. macEerel, bblS., Sll w; No. . medium
Wooden Hae-Matke. steady. No. ,aSs per
dozen, ~ %; No. tubs per dozeH S. co. No. tubs
per dozen 81 %; 2h'oppaIls per dozen, 81 SO GhOop
lbs capacity, 81 So do - lbs capacity, 81 co. do q
lbs capacity, s. 10, WaShbOarls, plaIn, q Goal rs;
w3Shbo9rtts patent. per dozen. $26Oa2 Is
st.ea C8FH-i2IIERi4G per pound.
Hnfgdr-DOub!e strength wine vinegar, 25aSoc.
standard. ll0lSc; 1OAllc for country GtOck; wine
vinegar Soc.
,Bea@-Receipts fair; prime neyteS 81 75; do mo.
diun s. ~; red kidney g 7da3 OO redpink 81 7Sa
:, GheeSs-ls quoted In lobblng at ioc for prime
Alsc, according to quality. hamburger l2c.
SCdS-Ihe prices aTe ~ follows timothy s. 9DaSD0
Per 6IShG, and clover at s. UOa5 IS for small and
& "a for large.
FsaihsTi-i.ive geese Grm at 5OaS5c; 4Oalsc for
Nqiti-Therc has been no change for the pastdx
weeks HS The rate on nails, fence and bEAd, from
Aonq- Remains the same at 22a2ic per pound for
new clover California ga22C per pound; New
York in cIscs, lSS2Oc. Buckwheat, l6GlGc; StRined
Ta!log-SIAtket steady; country sas,sc pcrpOund;
C6,n'iId Sooh.-NO chnnge In prices. bu. good
s. 90 b cans peaches So co. cans sfI EeS peSsS.
sweet ! corn, g Goal co. winstow, eorn,, 81 Is.
cans. 81 30, Kaspberries, . h cans, Il 20. FuMS :
cans, 81 4Oai 70. Lima bcNnS 9 b cars. 81 SS.
string y lS: Cove oysters. u cans Light &c; full
fTutts-MalagA Grapes 81 6oa5 % per kCg or 400
Per pound CrAnherres, 81 OOa4 80 per crate: 50 6S
IL SU per barrel. ,QuiuccS, s? OCa2 % per buShel
~ PRED FrItsZMe quote Apples at saSc for sliced.
Cd lIalSc; nlied cherries 22RRc: nspbeFrieS 3Oa2c;
hlhCkbrFrieS l1AlSc. PruNeS, 5kc, CufrnNts 61Ic
RHistnS layers s. 90 per box; Valencia, pefb
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surrnEnD's CORRESPONDENCE.

$1,000 49, -NAA1''@'
SIE-My letter OF the 2lst inst. and It's
enclosures were acknowledged and in part
replied to through General Hurlbut at
satisfactory interview in this city yester-
day. The principal suggestion he made
was that it might be expedient TO advance
some money to Chill to meet her i'm
mediate need and displaCe negotiations
she is now engaged upon with
European parties, aud he asked nc
il the Peruvian company would make
such advance. l desire the President to
rely unhesitatingly on tho comprehensive
assurance that il he will support our legal
and equitable rights as such, we upon our
part shall be ready to supply any amount
OF money necessary or convenient to their
utilization We arc organizing, in other
words, with clear understanding OF all the
facts and probabilities Of the situation, and
shall not be found unready for any emer.
gcncy. The practical problems confront
ing us | shall be glOd to discuss personally
with the President and Secretary OF State
ut their early convenience.
Very respectfully,
J. X. SuIPIERD
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