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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rfrer, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-Tn Brazil growths the market IL quiet but
steady az for fair Rio Sales 100 bags santos
Ex Pto.emy 5000 bags No g. 1O56o aaoat Wld growths
steady sales 400 bags MaracaiDO 1913 bags
Saranea The market opener barely steady at
ga 10 points decline and closed strong reaction o.
points follows January, IS dg6 So February. 955d
go March. e55eeeo April. s5599.so September
b1509s 20 October $1,000 20 Noveuber 9.60d965; De
ceInber e55 az go; sales l6. 500 bags.
COTTON-In spot trading the market quiet but fun
previous gnres demanded sales 400 bales including
goo bales last evening all for consumption The port re-
cepts since the 232S5O bales comparing
with 256 sos bales for the corresponding period last
Quotations based the American standard Of classification
"a foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-27

The market for mining stocks last week more act
i've than OF ate AMI ictiOns at The Cons0l
dat~i Stock AMI Petroleum Exchanges aggregated
GO.8s0 shares. a9ainst 55.754 shares FOR the pre-
ced " week. But the enlarged dealings deYcl-
op-d nothing than probable increase OF
general Interest the market. There changes
in ures pOs.essng any significance. Some were lower
and Others hlyh-r Qucksiver preferred unusually
active at GAS az d25l2 against "a last week
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, sept. %, 1886.
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CLOSING PRICES Or boston STOCKS.
BOsrOS. Sept %. 1894
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

suhnned Is printed the railroad earnings of several
cup'rlrs for the latest oeroi reported. They gen
eray SOW handsome percenta-e Of gain on the cor
,n'sn 81 1855 New-York Lake Erie ana West
spo'0 rrtarus for Au1nst show an increase in the
net earnings August. 1888. Of s694S9 For some
tranrdnary being reported 100000 greater than for
Jay. Inc / earnings for August, however are az
for income IRON her (which Is the pro-
portionate with what has been reported TO the state
Comnissioners as the receipts OF hIhc n90u,1sl'
woald produce net revenue OF, OF $50 800.
chsrkes The reason why the net Tor eleven months
us 1901 gwen below does not produce that re-
suits oun4 Ia ne poor results OF she o IAe
Ing inco other sources. there was denclt OF
e. net r.rninks for the current OF september at
100000 tho current quarter will give net
i5e an ,rteT- chargea Peoria Decatur and Evansville
gives an In earnings for July OF over % per
wa, only a little over per cent. Buffalo, Sew-Yorz
aud Philadelphia gives an increase OF - per cent ~
show nrsY gains third week in september.
srntetup.r 81 Chicago aud Northwes would show
gain for the tniTi weeR IN Septemoer m NOW @
IS 1885, 1t published so3i2OO as the gross
earnings OF the hrd week Of cain ot
a. 500 Instead of gain OF s254 as now published
CHICAGO AND SORTHwgsrEHS.
xn.,,., o., mile. i ss4a s 55sa 5 isS
ss1 Z sept l5 s3S3ee ij5S535ssgs97 l7c2 SS2
Reported at this date as s55i.2oo.
F ssa %', ss55 ;.s.ssS ssi.5i
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Es%. s4 SSS s s5sS is ssSSS
LONG ISLAND.
Third & Sep, a e. ~ af7ss3s0 sssii:s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-27

SAD q
Tie market for refined oil continues To- retain modest pro-
rfous but prices steady and unchanged al 50 cents
ir gallon Abel lest al Ne~ York Philadelphia and Boston
PlllssUR0 Penn. sept 24-Crute oI-PecoeuH steady
National Transit Certificates opened al "a AID closed Al o.
a.yle.t price, % r lowest price, 81
BRADFORD Penn. sept 2j.-Cruio Oh-Nltonal Transit
Certificates opened 64 and closed AZ G highest price,
&. :. lowts price, "a = cleirances bl2ouO barrels
1trts,lla Penn sept 2J.-NatOnai Transit Certificates
oai AT "a closed II - e. highest price. 65 lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-27

Runs Deliveries Runs Charters.
Total bbls . ..l eg5 1913 1.62. 2O5 Class LIS e2l
Av per day ------.----- 10 ~ tvto4 1900 1'voo
The interesting hgr given above leave Us small space Tor
r4arks on last certificate speculation t were
yyfrrv them. outset Che market % 90
cents 6u when tie demands of the shorts had been SATISFIED
tre appeared Dee disposition the part o. leaders %
uush TIE advance further Dizziness Resumed but not
ultstudne the Of Wells and Wmur- Of wells prices
Hurfu.faf around 80
below tie previous The market closed almost stsnat
hui it- uDfertOue throughout was strong
The range prices the total dealings Tor tie last three
fol
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SPIRITS OF rURPENTINE

eAyAyyAH Sept. 25-Turpentine dull at Soc
WILnIs0roH sept 25.-IurDsntne nrm Al 3oc
CHARLESTON. sept 25.-Turpentine dun ~ 54Sc
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WELLS, FARGO g. CO., NO. IS BwAY

Buy and sell Ntalng stocks and other Fuc(fc
tt,ss set kxchdnGe Is>grdpklc TrdRsfsrs ard Credits
avaGbe throughout n.e lgss, and EUROPE JOrtsara
Lregt Fekdgss Fauabies ~ al parts TIE World
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areriy statements Of the State ban city
1 An tlle 18Th day of September. 1856:
LIABILITIES
500, O69, so $lO5, 10, 200 Dec. $4,000, I



The ended yes erdsy amounted to SlOo4 10000
greai-r han the exchanges Of tue preceills week
5000 greater than for the Of 1884 only
part be cIe1Ie1 10 the more active
The baak exchanges al the New-York Clearing House
and Ocks sold the YORK stock Exchange ior
the V-ek Of three year. compare as follows:
Mees e-cag-s"yt y ISL sept q So sept i - 2 80
kA'a-.sr7y sis 81 ~ 81; e5@StS S''i So.
lac oca eeney nArGet fairly staady ali the
week a 5-2so per ceat There were monenlary eKceP-
u'ns o. rss al 10 and al cent The bank rat~ has
.-i-.j a. hTn al per cent as u Was ID preceu n1
soeAH sat II WI require General plethora OK money
s..ee ne raies from - several weeks after the
~. SsrranteI %, BAT having lasted OF
~ seeeW anything lover. The Indications
aS%e' = are tAaI The did easier. Holders
- -. SOFeft meat 3 outs &c VI bAnksl seen 10 lave
come % 1-e conclusion tha. 80 OF Will be
- - '''N per cent there object IN holdlng
tee Doh1s sna the pr-seniAioB for pay nent. uader
lLe Issue, IL larger than u Vas taought at Que tns
nal u would be- IL true tuat The demand for tho
therefore The full effect hat /. yet 10 be
80 -. eAenhSos Csc "here generally are less unfavor-
ron tie Nest may soon be expected which with The
be'.. mosPe"s Tor more liberal redemption OF
sS.s ,HouLi qua the southern demand The foreign
eteh4nses worked hrmer. and dUnng The week rates
e. .5ls respectively for Ioay m, oo-i t.r,a RAJ.
hfmnr-s IA parity Que 10 movement cotton,
sarnt sesn 5000 S p'5sI since SEPTEMBER 9san
we we ens nr o, IssS ateousn The actual exports Ia
last year ~
Sesrry all the commercial and m.rcao. Ia Indication.
eohtin lie OF rBcoarsg ehar.cer Rreadstufs
nave ruled weak and with decline IN prices.
VIC export movement irOu New-YOrk has been
etnu .atsd and for the Viii ar1regate a
large gains the preceding week The receipts at the
West hsv, bersl IN the preoedrnc weeks
bu OF wheat teey have been largely excess OF tue
satno week % the pr-c.ding II that he
Rev railway construction has been sumulant to gen
erai trsde probably has been fhOnsapds m ga of
raroAd are Ia process Of traciD1. dnd be 80
Tor an Indefinite period This Ves employment
armies OF n-n who not Ony are earning wages
require clothing and food be purchased trans
ported INTO regions. This affects nj
trade Iron ore Ia required TO YORK into
nsefiai--hs steel rail mills are engaged 10
yeaE Thousands OF mon are employed from
.uo ore and coal pits through all
processes 81 TIL the finished steel s
seiivered to tns nearest railway depot These
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-27

Good Orilnary....-. e9-l6 Low Mdding- 10
st Good Ordinary. 10 Mdfling. 1915
The option market was moderately active First prices
showed decline OF point and the final figures represented
net decline OF points september and October decline or
point November change December while the
year months advanced a. points. Sales 96,4OO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-27

The gauge saturday from Is wells against p for
IN. prevlou, 20 september Il. go september
70 IN Aueust = So on August p go August II, = ol
A ugust T, "a on uly 81 AMI A. wells on July -
The pipe line figures from september 10 Is charters 10 2)
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m TIT KsDAl september 80 lse5 ior the purchase Of
100000 o Allegheny County THREE and ONE-HALF
(3L) PER CENT 20-YEAR REGISTERED court
HOUSE BONDS to issued IN denominations Of $500 and
$1,000.
will state the amount OF premium az any they
and the number denomiua the
bonds
Each proposal be accompanied with check
fof per cent OF amount of bonds desired.
Proposals Commissioners ALE
ghcny County" marked Proposals for Bonds
Tho the right reject any all
bids JOSIAH SPEER
LIZ
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financial.
PROPOSALS FOR
ALLEGHENY COUNTY BINDS.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE. ALLRGHESY COUNTY, p
PlIIrbIRI. Penn. Hrpt. 10 lsnO.
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Reported at thls date IS s5J4.2 700
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-29
RsIIAIFo.

Mr.. John Mitchell is seriously i'll,
d. W, Cooper's appointment as post
master has been confirmed by the Senate
James Fields was buried yesterday by
the Odd Fellows, The procession wa
headed by q brass band.
The Pinch run gas we'll, Friday night
struck salt water att depth Of $50 feet
The water spouted over the top Of the der
rick,
James Littleton, driving for jacob
Heatherlngton, was kicked from hii
wagon by a mule Saturday and seriously
hurt,
Scratching by Republicans Is all that
can elect single Democrat In BellRire
The Republican majority last fall was sew
enty'six.
A special train was run to Pittsburgh
yesterday to take the q. 4 P. employees
who desired to attend the funeral Of John
Kennedy.
Miller Able, @. & P. engineer, swooned
while on his way down with freight
train Friday night and had 10 be taken "a
his home In the second ward.
The Democrats on Saturday nominated
tile following: Township Trustees, A. L.
Baron, Mr.. Myers, /, II. Day; CLERK, Ohas.
Hoffman; Treasurer, William sChramm
oonstables, William Drugan and Elijah
Brown.
The public school teachers who live
away from Bsllaire have gone home to
spend their two weeks, vacation: Miss
Holroyd, to Steubenyille; Miss Garret, to
Glencoe; Misses. Potts, WyriCk and Nc.
Graw, to Moundsville; Miss Zahner, to
RlonmYilla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-29
LOCAL HREvrTIEs.
aIAttoru Of Minor Moment in and About thl
City.


City,
OPERA HousE this evening Camilla
UEso Concert Company,
BuREETT beat Shepherd at the Chap
line street rink Saturday night,
THEE marriage licenses were issued
Saturday, the first during the week.
Tux new Corliss engine at the Belmont
blast furnace was put TO work Saturday
CRY CLERK BoW4Rs adveTtises for pro-
posals for furnishing the Public Bulldlng
and Are department with coal for the year
commencing April !,
ANextra term Of Part II OF the Circuit
Court Was held by Judge Boyd Saturday
for the transaction Of some chancery busi'
ness OF no public interest.
KILLIAN KRAFT was appointed curator
Of the estats Of George KRAFT, deceased,
Saturday, and gave bond in the sum oil
81 600, with Elizabeth Kraft as surety
TuR residence Of ]. NJ. olouston, on the
South Side, was robbed Saturday during
the absence OF the family. The family
plate was all carried of by the thieves
BoTH audiences which witnessed the
performance Of "Crszy Patch" Saturday
were delighted. The matinee audience
was OF fair sizs and that at night crowded
the house.
THE members Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will have an In
formal reception and conference with Rev
S, A, Taggart, OF Pittsburgh, 1T the Asso
citation building this morning.
RICHARD BAKER was arraigned Saturday
before Squire SChultze on . charge O
aggravated assault on Fred Schmidt, AMI
was required to give bond IN the sun o
500 to keep the peace for . year,
JAcoR S, Hull, oil New MartinsyilIe, {
member Of Catlin's battery and afterwards
OF the Veteran reserve corps, has been ad
mitted to the Soldiers Home at Dayton
through the efforts Of Capt, Carlin,
JAcou sHAYEE, late employe Of thu
Academy, was committed TO jail Saturday
by Squire Arkle for hearing to-day on
charge Of the larceny Of quantity o
printed matter from Manager Shay
HoLLIDAY Posr G. A, Il, has received
letter from Mrs. w. s, Hancock, acknoWl
sdging the receipt OF the resolutions o. 70
spsct and coincidence passed by the Pos
on the occasion OF Gen. Hancock's death
CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted Il
record u deed made March 20, 1885, ,.
George Hill and wife to Charles L. Hill
for a part OF lot No. 2l9, situated on Six
teenth street, East Wheeling, Considera
| lion, $1,000. Also a deed made March Y
| 1856, by Peter Williams and wife 70 Con
rad Good, for piece Of land In Rlchlan,
district, containing 10 acres and one rood
Consideration, 500.
ATTENTION is called to theSdyertlsemen
on the first page Of this mornings NTH
LdRScgR Of the great hall.prlce sale Q
carpets, rugs and curtains now going on a
Harrington l. Co.'s, The goods beinl
offered by this firm are Of the finest qaall
ty, while the prices quoted are lower thai
ever before heard OF in Wheeling. All \
need OF goods in this line should take I'D
vantage Of the opportunity offered duriu
the coming week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-29
rHRoUeH THp STATE.
Accidents and InSldsnts In WSst YlFEiH
and Vicinity.

NAA NAaAAAANe
David shamblin, Of Jackson county,
was killed by limb Of tree falling on
him last week.
]. F. Cain & Co., Of Burning Springs,
have made an assignment. Assets $500
liabilities s., 400,
A. R. Campbell, Of Holidays Cove
employed as brakeman on the Pan Han
die road, was crushed 70 death while cou'
pling cars at Dennison.
William Jsyins and Cora Robinson, o.
Summers county, started to elope, bui
were oyeThauled by the young WomAn'l
father, who took her home, The man Il
said to have wife,
Jack Smithers, well known old color
ed man Of Harrison county, attempted Il
commit suicide by hanging, but wa
cut down, He had been sick for {
long time and lost his mind,
Michael and Charles, son Of Jehn Miller
Of Hampshire county, were struggling iol
q pistol when the weapon was discharged
the ball entering MiChael's breast, intlict'
ing serious wound, Both are small boys
Butcher Lee, living near OlarkSburg
committed suicide Friday night last BY
shooting himself through the head with {
revolver, He was married, but seperAteC
from his vile, Another woman is said Il
have had something 70 do with his deed.
Five men visited the house Of a mar
named Troll, living in Raleigh county
and 6red several shots. II was Ct lat'
hour Of the night, but Troll sailed GU
after the marauders, Three OF them at
tackled him and were knocked out in shor
order.
A telegraph operator at Buffalo, W, Va,
named Mccoy, claims to have preceded
Edison in his invention OF telegTaphing Il
moving trains by using the telegraph wirt
overhead as an Induction coil. He claim
greater perfection in the work, and say
that his device was patented in 1879.
Henry Howell and William Click, neigh
bors, living near Huttonsyille, Randolph
county, met on the public road and Clicl
demanded that Howell TetraCt certain
statements about his wife. Howell refused
and drawing q pistol fired, the ball takinl
effect In Clicks abdomen, Click was carry
ing an ak and struck at Howell with
and then fell, He died few hours after
wards. Howell WAS arrested.
For twelve years George Palmer ant
family have lived in Greenbrier county
1t Is believed that they came from nea
Steubenville. Next month all OF the fam
ilys personal effects are to be sold at pub
lie sale, having been levied on by cred
itors. Palmer for three months has beer
buying sheep and cattle largely from hi
neighbors on credit and shipping then
East. About the middle OF February he
went RRst with big consignment iol
which, like previous ones, he had no
paid, and has never returned, His liAbil
tiles will reach 1000 above his assets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-29
oRYsrAL GLASS WORKS FIRE.
A window Glass Factory Entirely Con
sumsd Saturday Morning.


A window Glass Factory Entirely Con-
sumsd Saturday Morning.
The Crystal window glass works, at
Bsllsire. were entirely destroyed by fire
between three and four o'clock Saturday
morning, The fire was first seen in the
tisttenlpg room, and the WRtchman tried
to put 1t out, but the flames rapidly spread
over the frame building and were seen
from the steel works almost as soon as the
Waterman gave the alarm. All the wood
work was open 70 the IRE and already
baked dry, and the Hattening house,
warehouse and Office were almost imme-
diately in flames, The fire companies
answered the first alarm, but before they
got there the nail works was drenched
with water from it's own hose,
The factory itself now caught and tta
whole height was mass OF flame, There
was very little wind, but the draft created
by the FIRE carried burning shingles ell
over town and pieces were picked up sew
erRl miles in the country,
The absence Of wind enabled the IRE
companies TO save the Union window
glass works and the cars and other build
ings along the Cleveland { Pittsburgh rail
road, One car on the Crystal's SWITCH
partly loaded with glass, was burned.
There were two horses burned in the
stable. A few things were carried out Of
the office by men from the steel woTkssr
but little oil value was saved, The safe
escaped with comparatively little heat and
much water was thrown about 1t,
The loss is estimated at about sixty OF
seventy thousand dollsFs, The buildings
were insured for $1,000 and the stock tol
$4,000 A building made from the tounda'
ton ior the new style OF gas furnace, which
this factory had Just succeeded in proving
an excellent one, can be built for less thar
the insurance on the old building, which
which was made for the old style furnace
The stock Of glass packed was aboot l0,00(
boxes. The loss falls almost entirely OF
Bellaire men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-29
IRON IN THE SOUTH
Is viewed BY MR. WOODWARD.
.COld shorp' Has a Conversation With Him
Cheap, Bat Not Good for stssl-Ths NAH.
srJ Strike from "uold sRoFVEpstand.
pOint-An Uusvsn Burdsn-Salls.

"oold Short" (Alr. Philip Henry MoOre)
in his last letter to the St. Louis Age q
Steel, has the following;
The nallers' strike 10 just about in the
same condition as when last wrote. The
factories are daily adding to their forces
OF feeder nailers, and both sides seem to
be phlegmatically letting matters take q
natural course and there has been very
little excitement manifest. The situation
Of the Benwood mill is the most pnsatis'
factory, ] should imagine, Of any. 1t may
be liam not posted.on inslde sIrangementsl
that other mills pool to prevent any single
concern from suffering actual loss during
this trouble, arising from inability TO I'll
up with sufficient number OF feeder
nailers to enable them to run without loss,
The resolution passed in Cincinnati and
affirmed at all subsequent meetings Of the
association, was that each mill would run
as soon asst CouldseCure6ve ieedersto take
machines. 1t would seem that the ethlCt
which obtain in business as well as in law
would regulate this matter, and / suppose
| it has. The demand for nails Is fairly
active, but none ofthe factories are very
seriously pushed at all events the price
Is not stifening much. | believe there Ii
some preparation being n de for running
extra time, but II 1t is donG 1t is but q tenn
porary expedient to sortup on some sizes
The regular season has now but little
over two months to run and then new ad
iustments will be discussed, and more
than probably the existing difficulties
will be settled and the old-time harmony
prevail. 1t is probable that some sort O
measure will be passed during this SEES
sion of Congress making arbitration obi
gatory, and this will prevent re-oCcur
renee OF this unfortunate striking cpl
demiC.
/ met Mr.. W. H. Woodward, a formeI
La Belle man, Of Wheeling, W. Va., ant
until very recently the President Of tn
Woodward Iron Company, Of Wheeling
Ala. II birmingham, Ala, was as metro
politan in fact as 1t Is in assumption l
would be entitled To suburban towns ant
Wheeling would be one Of them. Mr.
Woodward speaks enCouragingly OF thu
prospective future OF that section. PHI
iron can be made by concerns in favora
bic shape at between $40 and $l2 per ton
They have made it at that figure at thu
Woodward works, though generally 1t haI
been costing about $l3. Mr., WOODWARD
does not regard that section as iavorabl!
adapted to- making steel, The .ores so fsl
developed do not possess the necessary es
Standardization in some and too prof
Gent in others. He does not think Mr.
Reese will revolutionize the steel business
with his basic process in that locality
Mr.. Woodward relinqulshed his position
because his health demanded q change, sc
he returns to his native heath. He Il
still one Of the largest stockholders in thu
Woodward Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-29
RIVER NEWS.
sage OF the watsr aud Movements of the
Steamboats,,

Stage OF the Water aud Movements Of thu
Steamboats,,
The Louis A. Shirley got away at o Late
hour Saturday evening with big mani
fest
There Is q prospect Of numerous lively
rate wars in steamboat circles this sum
mer, and some one Is likely to be hurt be-
fore the season ends.
Tho Scotia passed down at an early
hour Saturday morning. The Katie
stoCkdale went up shortly before moor
yesterday. Both had big trips.
The old steamer Courier, which hal
been laid up In the mouth OF the Little
Kanawha all winter, has been taken Ia
Cincinnati There she will be repaired
and fitted up To carry excursions this sum.
meF,
A progressive euchre party has been
arranged for 10 take place OH the Andes
this evening. A large number Of invita-.
tions have been Issued for this event,
which was 10 have taken place last MoA.
day evening, but had 10 he postponed.
II is rumored that the steamer New
Courier, which has been running on the
Mississippi for several months past, is 10
Be- brought back and placed once more In
The trade between this city aud paEkers.
burg, In which she iltSt ran after being
built,
The miners Of the Campbell Greek Coal
Company down In the Kanawha region
being on a strike, compels the company 10
sehd 10 Pittsburgh for coal 70 supply their
contracts, The steamer Thos Means, be.
longing 10 the Dana Bros, passed with q
tow for this purpose few days since,
The Jury Of New Cumberland Friday
morning ID the case Of the administrator
Of Frank Withetow Va, the owners Of the
steamer Bachelor, wherein damages were
claimed for the drowning Of young With.
crow by sWamplng his akiR In August,
1884, returned avefdict Tor the defendants,
The Andes IL due to-day from oiuOlh.
natl, for which point she will leave on her
return trip tomorrow afternoon. The
Andes is q packet enjoying popularity
that iB well deserved. Her officers are
clever and obliging, and her aOgommoda.
tons for both passengers aud shippers are
unsurpassed by those Of any other packet
on the upper Ohio.