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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-08
HOY CHAMPAGNE IS MADE.
a Monk Invented the Secret OF the Spark
ling Liquid In 1888.

ling Liquid In 1888.
Nee York tribune.
Champagne, Us every body knows, was
invented-that Is tho word 10 use, for
tho wine certainly was not discovery
by Dom Perignon, Bencdlc.ino monk,
in 1CSS. Icing appinted to the post OF
cellar.man at the Abbey Of St. Peter, In
the village OF lIautvillers, on the Maine.
some five miles from Epetnay and fifteen
from Icims, he conceived the idea OF
marrying" various wines. The product
OF one vineyard was noted for It's fra.
GRANGE, another Tor It's generosity third
for Its color, fourth for It's preservative
qualities, and 30 on. by iudicious
offending" Dom Porignon produced n
grand wine, spar king wine that burst
from the bottle md ovei flowed the glass.
Moreover, It was white, though made
from black grapes. 1t go far cxcelled all
other wines that 1t quickly won the first
place and took tho name OF the province
champagne.
Vast improvements have been made
In tho manufacture OF champagnes since
the death OF the monk in l7l5, but the
principles he introduced have never
been abandoned. Tho newly expressed
juice OF the grape, after the first fermen.
ta,ion In casks, Is conveyed to the cellars
or caves In the chalk rock and after q
brief period 1t Ia racked aud ready 10,
muking the "cuyee," which consists o.
mixing the wines Of various vineyard.
together in such proportions as to pro
duce Il perfect wine. In order to insure
the greatest uniformity the mixing Il
done In gigantic vats, containing from
10000 TO 10000 bottles. The wine Ii
then returned into casks and ut the
proper time in May or June bottled, &C.
surely corked aud laid away for at least
two years and half in the cellars
Soon after bottlng the second fermenta
ton takes place, which produces the
e1ervescence and forms sediment
When tho wine is ripe Tor use it il
shaken sharply several times day fol
from three to eight weeks by skilled
workmen, called "remneurs." Their
comes the work Of the "degorgeur," who
carefully loosenB the cork, which tlies
out, carrying the sediment with it and I
small quantity Of the wine.
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The Richmond Dispatch is alarmed. 1t
fears that the Federal election bill may
become law. 1t says: "Here in the
South it would be particularly appropri-
pirate for those northern men who have
settled amongst us, or have invested
their means in our industries, to speak
out boldly and tell tho Republican Sem
a!ors that the measure proposed by the
House is sure to produce tho most vio-
lent Disturbances OF tho public peace
this section has seen since the war. Dem.
ocrats in the North and West should
also enlist tho sympathy Of liberal
minded Republicans, and in mass
meeting assembled set forth the reckless
disregard OF precedents, law, and justice
embodied in the Rowell.Lodge BILL"
1t would be unfortunate to have the
public peace violently disturbed by an
net Of Congress passed TO enforce the
Constitution OF the United States,
There will be no disturbance Of the
peace where the Dispatch fears il the
people Of that section can bring them.
selves to realize that tho Constitution
WAS made to be obeyed; that Congress
has authority to pass laws to enforce the
Constitution; and that tho Government
OF tho United States, as represented in
this case by the Executive, is bound to
see to the enforcement Of theselaws.
The public peace OF the section for
which the Dispatch speaks has been dis.
turbed because the people down there
have not recognized these and collateral
facts OF moment. They have resolved
for themselves that certain electors shall
not vote, or, that il they vote, their votes
shall not DO counted as they arc cast.
Hare was a disturbance Of the public !
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Representation Ia the Senate,

Democratic newspapers are much dis.
turbed because the little State Of Idaho
Ia to have as great weight in the Senate
rs the great State OF New York, for ex'
ample, and they are displeased with the
Republican party accordingly. .
This question Is not new. 1t was fully
argued In the debates on tho Constitu
ton. It was deemed wise 10 give &c
little Rhode Island tho same represents
ton in the Senate that tho great Com
monwcalth OF Pennsylvania had, that
the political equality OF the States nigh
DO preserved in that branch Of Congress
wherein there is representation b,
States.
Whether this Is right or wrong, 1t i
not scheme recently invented by thu
Republican party 10 insure long contro
OF the Senate. AS for tho thing itself. !
had in the beginning, and has continued
to have, theappsoval Of very clear ant
patriotic minds.
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In reply to one who desires to know
what DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes thinks
OF pie, that sage philosopher coolly re.
plies: ~ suppossthe best answer can
give to your question is to tell you what
is my own practice. Oatmeal in the
morning as IN architect lays bed oil
concrete to form base for his super.
structure; pie when can get it, that is
Of the genuine sort" His own practice,
then, must stand for his opinion--pie
when he can get it.
1t will not 10 to jump at the conclu.
sion that DR.. Holmes has become great
because he packed himself with pie.
There mus. have been morein him than
pie, or he could not have produced those
compositions which have been the dc.
light OF the English reading world.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of catarvh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. a
~. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be.
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus.
mess transactions, and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
their firm. ..'R.
WEST 4 TRvAx Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, 0.
WALDlNo, KlSNAS & MARVIN, Whole
sale Drucgists, Toledo, o.
HALLS Ca!arrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucus surfaces OF the system. les
timonials sent free. Price 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. DAw
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DEATH OF AN OLD-TI,IE GAMBLER.
Ills Skill Mt Cards Made Hin, Worth Mt One
Time S5O0,O0O.

Ills Skill Mt Cards Made Him Worth Mt One
Time s5Oo.o00.
Louisville Commercial.
Robert J. Pelnberton, seventy.one
years old, died at his clearinghouse on
East street yesterday afternoon. The
deceased was at one time recognized ne
one OF the most successful gamblers in
the South or West. He was a genuine
sport in every sense OF the word, and
his knowledge OF cards and other gam
bling devices made him fortune that
at one time wa estimated to be more
than half q million dollars. Unlike
other gamblers, he made investments in
real estate, which in time enhanced in
value, and this speculation alone made
him rich. He was one OF the few gam
blers who never met with reverscs. His
losses were light, while his gains were
always great. Pemberton never mar.
ried, ind had no relatives in the city.
He came from one OF the interior coun-
ties, where he has two married sisters
who survive him. u
1t is told OF Pemherton that while on
the way from New Orleans his winnings
at poker for the trip were $4,000. Once,
in game in this city, he raked in $4,000
in single jackpot. He also bet several
years ago $4,000 on race horse in
which he was interested. The horse
won and remberton's gain is said to
have amounted to more than $4,000.
Ten years ago ho operated gambling
houses in Indianapolis, Cincinnati, st.
Louis and Louisville.
He would bet on anything. A story
is told OF him when he won $40 from a
friend while standing at the corner OF
Fourth and Jefferson streets. Two Ia.
dies passed, walking rapidly, and evi.
IDENTIFY in hurry to overtake some one
a block away. Pemberton's favorite
color was yellow, and in every horse
race where he won the jockey was dress.
ed in that color. His poker chips OF
high value were yellow, and he ALWAYS
played with pack Of cards with yellow
backs, and his handkerchief and neck.
ties were yellow. One Of the ladies that
passed was dressed in yellow, the other
pink, and Pemberton bet his friend $40
that the lady OF his choice would reach
the next crossing several feet ahead OF
her companion. He won tho bet, as the
lady was half a block in the lead when
Third street was reached. s..-a.. .-.
Since gambling was broken up in Lou
isville Pemberton has lived retired life,
though at any time he was ready to
wager money on anything.
lie leaves quite fortune, the exact
amount Of which is unknown, but it is
thought to be more than $4,000. Two
weeks ago he was taken sick. At first his
case Tas not considered serious, but he
grew worse. He remarked Just before
his death: swell, am living on Dor.
rowed capital and cannot last long.
Three score and ten is the limit and /
have oyerreuched tia little, so shouldn't
kick" -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-08

AMERICAN GIRLS are warned that il
they desire 10 catch English noblemen
they must not devote themselves to ten
mis- aud that sort OF thing, Tor England
has enough big.footed, brown.handed,
manniah girls OF her own for her noble.
men to choose from. Our girls need not
mind this admonition. II they have
money they may have Chicago feet and
lobster.like hands, and their chance Of
catching title will be A l. II they
have all other attractions and have no!
money they cannot win a title.
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WANT TO BORR0W-$7,OOo FOR
w Ave bears. securliy given on ilrst.class
Market street property. Call on or address
RlSEllARr n TATUM. 1914 Market st. jy3
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No Land on which the Sun Shines
Possesses greater natural advantages than our
own, but there arc portions Of the great grain.
bearing West and fertile South where a.lnos.
pheric influences prcludcal to health initiate
AGAINST them, In some degree, as places Of resi-.
dcncc. Heavy rAinialls and the overflow OF
srcat rivers. which upon their subsistence leave
dauk vegetation exposed to the rays OF the sun,
there beset malarlHl fevers, and there also tho
lnhabitants are periodically Obliged 10 use some
medicinal safeguard against the scourage. The
most popular 10 llostetter's stomach Gitters, a
afforded reliable protection to those whom err.
perleucc 10 tho futllily Of ordinary remedies Tor
foyer and aGuc, has taught to substitute for
them. Whether intermittent or rrmltteut, mi.
asmat 70 levers arc csnQue, cd and avcrtcd by Tho
superb anti.periodic aud fortifylns medicine as
they are by no other preparation IN use Use
II, and abandon impure local bittcrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-08

PHILADELPHIA thinks tho health Of
her public school children Of sufficient
importance to warrant thorough inspec.
ton Of tho school buildings. The pub.
lie school buildings OF every city should
be frequently and thoroughly inspected
by competent men. A serious defect in
public school building may scatter dis.
else through whole city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-08

EX.SrArE TEEAsuEgE ARCHER, Of Mary.
land, gets five years in the penitentisry
because he could not resist the tempta.
ton 10 add to the Democratic campaign
fund out OF tho State Golfers. lie did
whit he could for German and the
Maryland machine. Unless German
has lost his cunning Archer will not
serve out his term. German makes the
pardoning power OF Maryland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-08

Mn. ConconAS declines to be used by
tho Democracy OF Ohio county. lie
knows why he was nominated, and that
presumably, is why he will not run
This opens the way to hunt for repre-
sentative workingmen who is not &c
s.ronsa Protectionist as to be objection
able, rs Mr. Finley was.
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The annual profits from the passion
Play" amount to about 100000 marks,
which sum has to be divided among ZOO
persons. The question OF Establishing the
play has never, contrary to the publish
ed report, arisen ut Ober-Ammergau.
Archdeacon Farrar has written an elab-
crate diequisition upon the play for one
OF the July reviews.
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peace Of tho whole country, and 1t Is
this sort OF disturbance that has made
necessary such measure as tho House
has passed and the Senate ought 10 up.
prove.
1t Is well understood to DO the inten.
ton to nulliiy the law II possible and 10
resort to anything, including breaches
Of tho public peace ii need be. Perhaps
these incidents will help the develop
ment Of the South; perhaps they will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-08

Ondhd Me. y ---I7 .-7-77|
A Kansas paper thus pictures the
painful situation: "St. John gave US
Grover Cleveland for President. Gro.
yer Cleveland caves US Lamar and
Fuller Tor United States Supreme Judges.
Lamar and Fuller gave US the original
package decision.n ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-08

DEMOCRATIC newspapers which have
much to say about Quayism in rennsyl'
vania have not been observed to get red
in the face over Gormanism in Mary
land. German Is a Cleveland man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-08

TIE weather Is not too warm for Mr..
Camden to take keen interest In as
piranls 10 seats in tho State Senate. lie
i,not getting out OF politics face foremost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-08
WHEELING, JULY s, 1890.

WEST VIRGINIA Is not kicking up n
row about the census. She ID quietly
lying in wait for the next-saying moth.
ing and saving wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-08

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is q
positive npccitic for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated aud Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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PROPOSALS.. --
For DlSsias Trenches and Laying
Sewer Pine, 4l ...-.I.


Sealed proposals Will be received at the Office
o. the Eoard OF Public Works Of the CITY OF
wheeling until Il O'Clock noon, Saturday, july
u, 1880. for digging trenches and laying sewers
In the city Of Wheeling. Specifications Of The
different sewers which arc 10 be laid and depth
1nd hize OF same can be seen At the office Of the
Bon.d Of Public Works. = =.
The Twelfth street sewer md connections will
be II separate bid from the others. :"
Materials VIII be furnished by the city for
catch basins. drops md trapy, the contractor 10
bid separately one ach, and 10 be built In by tho
direct. '''"'
pine to be by the running foot
II Iho Board reserves the right 10 reject any or
The successful hddc. Will be required to Give
bond IN the penal sum Of two thousand doilars
conditioned for the faith ful performance OF the
contract. Proposals to be marked Proposals
Tor Digging Trenches aud Laying Sewer pipe."
by order OF the Board OF Public Works.
W TAOS. N DARfAH, Clerk.
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Commissioners Sale.
GALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
Mary E. Lane, ct al, ~'''

Mary Morley ss; ct al. I'm chaneery'
Ryvirtue OF Il decree In the above entitled cause
made by The Circuit Court OF Ohio county, on
the 18th day OF JuEe, 1850, We shall, as CON
mis6ioners appointed thereby, proceed TO sell a,
public auction. a. the north front door al liz
Court House o! Ohio county on
WEDNESDAY, TIE 10Th DAY OF JULY. 1880,
the following parcels OF real estate, situate in
the city Of Wheeling, and OF which John Morrcy
died seized: -
Thc'west half Of lot No. q, In ". ". shriycr's
addition to said city on Fifteenth street; on This
half lot Is erected large two siory brick dwell.
Ing; part OF the fractional lot No. lin square M
III Cuhrchill addition No. to said city: said
part having n front Of 80 feet, more or less, on
the west side ofMcColloch street and is icet.
more or less, on the east side OF alley -: on
this part OF said lot are two fr.me dwellings: and
also LOT No. , In Thomas omen's add tion 10 the
town OF LaGrangc, now Il part Of said city,
TERMS or SALc:-opc thi,d, and as much
more as the purchaser may elect in CASH. and
the residue In two equal rny ments in II md a
months from the day OF sale, the credit insiail.
ments to bear interest from the day OF sale. the
commissioners t,king from the purchaser notes
with good personal security for the deferred
payments and the title to be- retained until Inc
further order OF the court. 49,
It's RILEY,
-.H'rH7 A. J. CLARKE,
...r Commissioners
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

~ p. Wy. .'.|. .lFr
Walter II. Rinehn't, Guardian OF Janos
Mntley and Others, vs. Ann Muney and o,hcrs.
IN the Circuit Count OF Ohio County. >
By virtne Of u decree o! said court made in the
ABOVE entitled cause Oil the I'D day OF Anil A.
D., 1890. the undersigned appointed tpcciai
Commissioner for the purpose, VIM Sell al pub.
lic auction at the iron. door Of the Court House
OF Ohio county, OH rHFl - = '-0'''N
SATURDAY, AUGUST ., 1890. a
commencing At 10 o'clock a. H., certain rcal ~,
tate, being tho following described property nit.
hated In the city OF Wheeling county OF Ohio and
state Of IVES. Virginia. that Is 10 SAY: Lot mum.
hcred fifteen Q5), fronting thirty.two (30 iscs On
water street, In Eoir and Chapline's addition 10
said city, also sixty 60I feet square Off the south
end OF lot numbered one hundred and uinetv.
seven Gao on the corner OF Sixteenth AMI
Woods streets In said city. e 'lE'''
TERMs OF SALE:-0ne third OF the purcbase
money, and AZ much more AN tho purchaser mnv
elect, cash In hand and the residue III 40 eonnl
miscellaneous. At six and twelve months rcspect.
lively with interest from the day OF tnle the MIR.
chaser to give his notes for 'such deferred: pay
mGns with good personal security and the title
10 DO retained until payment In full.
..-n 49,. g. L. CRASMER,
Special Commissioner.
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w ANTED-.MACulNE MOULD.
W ERs: wages 81 IS 10 q pct day. Steady
work guaranteed 10 reliable men. chop indie.
pendent. TIE HOkFlSGll0fF u LAUE
| FOUNDRY co Cincinnati, 0, Tvs
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r ,OsT-A SMALL, SQUARE LEATH.
~ Err yali,e on this II O'Clock train from
MoundAvllle Friday night. Any one leaving tho
.nmc At BAGGAGE ROOM Of b. & y. will DO
Hherntiv fcwsr,ied two
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Steamers:
For Cincinnati. LOUISVILLE, Nom
phls, St. Louis, New Orleans,


For Cincinnati. LOUISVILLE, Nom
phls, St. Louis, New Orleans,
and Intermediate Points,
VIII leave Wharfboat. foot Of Eleventh street
daily Monday excepted, as follows: n
r., : Steamer "kEYSTONE STATE, y
.hE2Et Thomas Calhoon, Master; Charles
a'esA.a-A Knox, Cle:k; every Tuesday at ia. m.
~ =, Steamer ANDES" Z. B. Coopcr,
Master; Al. J. Slaven, Clerk; every
eaEAGAaAa Wcduesday att N. rilg-I' ! n.
s;sssi ~ .Rs ssS dissi; s7s'4
rS : steamerC O. W. BATCHELoR, ,corre
lsfktS O'Neal. Master; Ira B. Huntington.
Clerk; every Friday at 7 a. m. I'll
,'Nvs. b. Steamer SCOTIA" John NJ, Phil.
.kss9 estttt lips Master; Robti1. Kerr, ClerS:
: : = every Saturday at 4. N. - :
~ Steamer "Louls A. sHERLEY,n
LsAssSsts Ed. +. .Maddy, Master; julie Wehr.
HA,ssssa1saamSu, Clerk: every Sunday at 4. n.
: First class fare. Wheeling to Cincinnati, 10,
Round trip, $40. Meals and state-room iu.
cludcd. Tickets transferable, and good until
used. For freight or passage apply, on board, OF
uoN FRANK BOOTH, Agent,
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New Advertisements.

"ANTED-AF lRST.CLASSS SHIRT
w Gu!shcr fol. itsAm laundry. No other
need srply. WHALING LAUNDRY, 81 Elev.
enth Street. -1aTg E1IT I'VE
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Proposals.,

PECRUITING RENDEZVOUS U. s
~ Army, No. 1919 Market Street, Wheeling
". Va. June u.s. la90.-Sea!ed proposals, II
triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, vii
be received at the rendezvous until Il O'Clock
noon OIL the. 2Sth Guy oi July, 1850, AMI
then opened. for furnishing "conket
rrntions' In such quantities MS may 10 neccssar,
for the subsistence Of the recruiting party ii
this stat lon for the remainder Of the fiscal yea,
ending June 80, 1891. Proposals. for ,atons tc
DC furnished 1t places Objectionable for recruit.
be furnished upon application to this 1endez
Sons. TIE Government reserves the right tc
reject any or all proposals. Envelopes contain
Ing proposals should be marked "proposaIs 70,
cooked rations," and addressed to GREGORY
BARRETT, Captain euth Infantry. 4. o. itai
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r .OST-A LEATllER.C LORED
- pocket accountbook: Of no value 10 any.
BODY only the owner. The finder Will he suit.
TAuRhNT. 40 Twelfth htreet. Isl
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VIZ. II. HALLEH, AuctIonccr,

| I,John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF the Circuit Court
o. ONO county, 90 certify that bond and security
| have been given by the said commissioners ~
| required by law. rt' +, So
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
| Jyl'TTHdA (tlart
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N N STOCKS.
Ups and Downs In Market Values ON 'ns
New York Exchange.

New yOfk Excno08es
New YORK, April 3.-The stock market
showed some increase in trading to.aay,
but that was all in the afternoon WINE J.
was feverish and irregular during most Oh
the time, and for the first time In many
laws Anal changes show a majority oil
losses. though they were confined to frac-
tioual amounts In all cases. The leading
features of the day were st. Paul. Rock
Island, Northern Pacific Preferred ana
one or two others which are the only ones
showing any improvement at the close OF
the day.
Governments were steady.
Petroleum-May opened steady at S1:
advanced and closed steady at s4T' spo'
oil was dull and neglected.
Bar silver-$1.0lX.
Copper-Dull; Lake, $780,,
Lea2-IrreRular; domestic. A.lO.
Tin-Easier; straits, $2O.25.
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First National Bank
OF HELENA.

Pioneer National Bank of Montana.
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ORGANIZED IN 1866.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
Y r Uauspr. John G. Curtin,
A M Hotter. X. 4. Hamilton,
Granville stuart, y. X. Alien,
T. II, Kleinschmidt, Henry NJ. farchen'
T. e. Power,
General banking business transacted. interes
paid on time doposits.
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Don't spoil your clothing or soil YOUR
hands Nth paint-pot and brush, but call at
he I" Standard" Office aud hare pour = nc
Rent and " For Sale" cards neatly printed
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Money on call easy, 4@6c.
Prime mercantile paper. 591c.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet and hea'v'
Mining quotations as follows:
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Boston: Closing:
Atb r,k ,st rs 39a. Mex. Cen. Conn.,. 23is
49, IND crnt -. /" bond Scrip. 80.
"a raiifoai 80. " list Nor. BIDS. -.
Burlington. 49,. tx San Diego....... %
PHILADELPHIA. April 3.-Wool steady:
territorial, l5N22c.