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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
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The New York Market.
NEW YORK, January Il.

NEW YORK, January Il.
COTT0N-DnlE sales Of 500 bale.
middling uplands at 34ia35.
FLOUR-Receipts, 1888 barrels
market heavy, dull and unsettled and
l0c lower; sales of 4,790 barrels ut 9 50a
~ 70 for superfine State; 10 75a1l Il
for extra State; IL 75al2 so for choice
do; 9 So for superfne Western; 10 OOa
II 90 for common to medium extra
Western; IL 05al3 90 for choice do,
closing with sales of extra State low al
10 50al0 50.
WHISKY-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and dropping; sales
of 1900 bushels at 3 90 for white Cali
fornia; $40 for white Canada; 8 ~ fol
amber; white State; 3 20.
RYE-Firmer; II refused for Can
ada in bond.
BARLEY-Without change; sales OF
80, 500 bushels at soc for Western; goa
SO for Canada in bond, 10 for do free.
CORN-Dull and dropping; sales OF
2S,90O bushels ut 1sal lSt for mixed
Western ailoat. 49,.
OATS-Dnll and heavy; sales OF o,5OO
bushels at 64a66c for Chicago and Mil
waukee.
HOPS-Quiet and firm.
} PEROLEUM-Dull OF l9al9i Tor
crude; 29a30 for refined in bond.
COFFEE-Unchanged. III.
SUGAR-Quiet; Cuba lOa14t.
OLASSES-Unchange
PORK-0pened firmer and closed
heavy; sales of 4,2OO barrels at ~ GOA
20 81 for new mess, closing 20 62s20.7S
for Western; 10 2Oa19 81 for old mess;
closing ut 10 % cash; Is 75al7 II for
prime, and 1875 for Western prime
mess; also II so for new, ~ Is sellers
option for January and February. .l
BEEF-Unchanged. -, r.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet.
BACON-Unchanged; sales 23O boxes
at 1Oi for Cumberland cut, 1lfalli for
short clear, and short ribbed onprivate
terms. rs-4 q r.s.-1E.
CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales $50 pack
ages at 9talOc,for shoulders, and lOal2tc
for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firm; sa8t for
western. g.f TUN- Z =
LARD-Firmer; sales ], 800 barrels at
11sal2s for old, and 12tal3t for new;
also, 1856 barrels at 13al3!!, sellers option
for February.
BUTTER-Firm; 15a30c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Firm at 13a2Oc.
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Of THE distance ofthc route, the x,,gA, 80.
70 be carried, and ali other particul.,. y, .1e nail
enee TO the route and service. and IN N refer.
careful examination Of the laws and ais. o affe,
attached TO the advertisement. 'ratiOei
Dated G.
Tho undersigned, residing at
-, undertake that II the forrrnir.' i az q
carrying the mail ON route No. - h. oia IN
by the Postmaster General, the bisds.V eppted
prior to the LIST day Of July, 1867, en,s- shlA
required obligation or contrac, 10 ner, .n.o tse
service proposed, with good and sufIcisS,m The
ties. sun
This we do understanding dis,ine-,v a.
CATIONS and liabilities assumed by c,s 'ns OBJ
under the 9Th section Of the act Of Coos,anutss,
July 2, 1886. sres Of
Dated - signed by two rua,,,,...,
~-a. ~ CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at
Of -, certihes, UNDER HIS oIrp op staie
that be Is acquainted with the above ,ros.EL
and knows them to BE- men OF prrns,, sA'e's
able TO make good their guarantee. AID
Dated 81,
TThe above certificate mu-t have asssnstl
q fve-cent revenue stamp cancelled !. ~. % !,
requires. Az
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Senator -Cswen-AsAlsy,s 1in.1
WASHINGTON, Jan. lit IN under
stood that the Presidenk to-day nomi-
mated Senator Cowan for Minister to
I Austria.
The committee on Territories has in
structed Mr. Ashley to report his amend.
ment to the bill to establish civil
government in North Carolina as sub
stitute for Stevens bill.
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New York Cattle Market.
New YORK, Jan. II.

Anew iohhJ oah' if'
Beef advanced &c, mainly on primo
sales 9alOc: prime 15ta16ic. Cows
10 90 lower without demand; sales at
4OalOOl Veal less active at .easfc.
Sheep Steady at 5ia7lc, with few at
Sc. Lambs 7a9c. Hogs dull at 6ta7i
forlive, and sic for dressed. Receipts,
5343 beevcs. 1863 veals, 1884 sheep and
lambs. and 20,632 hogs. '''t~
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
SENATE.


Petitions were presented for the pas
sage ofth following bills:
, The pending tariff bill.
) Bill for III increase of the pay OF army
officers.
For reconstruction on the basis of
equal rights.
Against the curtailment of the cur
reney.
Also, u memorial from the Minnesota
Legislature for an appropriation for inn
proyements- on the Mississippi river.
= A bill was passed to set aside the pro
ceeds Of the internal revenue in the
territories for the erection OF peniten-
tiaries.
. Mr. Laue called up the hill to change
the mode of appointing pension agents.
The bill provides that they shall here
after ,bs appoisted by the President,
with. the advice and consent of the
Senate. z..r
Mr.. Summers amendment, requiring
. that all officers and agents of the Gov
ernment whose salaries or fees exceed
one thousand dollars must be confirmed
by the Senate, was opposed by Mr..
Lane, who said he would prefer it as an
independent proposition. Re1ected'
Yeas IL, Nays 81.
The morning hour expired, and among
the unfinished business Of Friday the
bill to regulate the tenure of office
came up.
Mr.. Hendricks amendment to strike
ont the provision that no vacancies, be
filled except with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate, and that the duties
of sach officers be exercised without
salaries. fees, or other emOluments by
= such other officers as may by law ex-
ercise stitch powers, was debated by
Messrs. Hendricks, Cowan, Williams,
and Freliughuysen,
Mr.. Sherman said the bilpeontempla-
. ted nothing unconstitutional orreyoln,
fionary. Of the 2,0O0 removals made By
the President since last summer not lou
have been reported to the Senate. II
he believed she President would try "a
harmoniEe with the Senate and send IN
other names after his nominees rejected
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RuNaio Market.

BUFFALO, Jan. ~.
Flour quiet and steady; No. spring
Sl2 90. Wheat, nothing doing. Corn
quiet: sales at 81 05. Oats dull, at soc.
Barley a shade firiner; Canada West
81 o.. Rye nominal and heavy. Mess
Pork quiet. at $50 so. No Bacon or Cut
Meats offering. Lard quiet; sales at
11ln12c H- ...- .r
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, January ID,
The money market continues firm at
per cent. for call loans.
Sterling exchange steady: 109ia109s
in gold for first class bankers bills.
American gold a shade firmer; open
ing Mt 1874, advancing to 134s, and clos
ing at 1919. -r--. $4,000
Government stocks without decided
change.
Freights to Liverpool more active;
4sda4id for corn and barley. -
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From Rieh~end and Savannah.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald's
Richmond dispatch says the freedmen
are almost all unwilling to work by
contract daring the present year. This
is also the ease throughout the Southern
States, laborers preferring TO share in
crops. FFy, - vF c-r.lF.~
The Hcraid's Savannah correspondent,
writing on the 9TH, says the whole cap
ital of Banco * Pagnal has been dis
posed Of and million three hundred
and seventy Thousand dollars over and
above it, and there is two million in
circulation besides.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. II.
Flour dull at 10 25 for choice spring.
Wheat lower; 97ta2 90 for No. 2. Corn
dull ann lower; Sic for old No. l. Pro-
visions held firm. Mess pork 1Sc.
Dressed Hogs firm and unchanged.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

VT NEW 1ORk, Jan. H.
The dry goods market is moderately
quiet and firm for domestic cottons.
Both plain, colored and printed domes-
tic woolens and foreign fabrics remain
qpiet, and the former continue depress-
ed
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Perm .f Pr.e..:!! G..,..'s., asa
rsorosn

The znderslgnoa - --, vhnss past
safce address h -. county Of -, STAT
Of -. proppscs 10 sconyey The mails Of The
United ststea from July !, iss5. 70 Jnne %
1911, on route So.F--, between - and
-----. under the advertisement 81 the Pssfnss
Ter General, dated October y, IeeS, with '-eeler
ny certainty, and security Tor the annual su1n
Of - doilarz. -.
This proposal 10 made With fail knowisdgs
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40, From Rovlesburs, by Purnton, and Han
n.h~yiiIe 70 saint George, isl mics and back,
, twice q week Leave Rowlesburg Tuesday
and FRIDAY at I m; arrive ut Saint George
, br 4 D ms leave Saint George Tnesday and
Triday at = m; arrive 1T Rowiesourg py II
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at PruntytOwn by Ola p IN; leave Pruntyt FOWL
Z daily: except Sunday at AS p ny rriyea
ssI3 From Grafton to Belington. - mile, an,
back, once n week Leave Grafton Tuesday
at am arrive at Belington by ! m; leayl
Bslinst0n Monday At 8 am arrive atGraftGr
By rpm. y st-A - y
42lf From Rac0on. by Evansville and Fellows
vile. to Mines II miles and back. three time
q week 10 FellOwsviIle, and once . week thi
residue. Leave RacOOn Tuesday and Thurs
: day at IL m. and Saturday at D Ins arrive "a
Fellowssilfe Tnesday and THURSDAY at D M
and Saturday by 1879 = IN; leave Fellowship
SATURDAY at I0.4j N; arrive ~ Mines by ~ m
leave Mines Saturday at 0.3o p N; arrive a
FellOwsville by l:55 p m; leave Fcll0wsyini
Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday at 23D N
arrive at Racooa by CO pm
<2i5 Prom Evansville. by Coveton, Kasson. am
Danville, 90 Nestsrville, IS miles and back
once q week. Leave Evansville Saturday n
Jpn; arrive nc Ssstorvilie by 9 m; ieav.
Nestorville Saturday at m; arrive a
Evansville by 12 M. nr- 90
f7i6 From Kingwood 70 Tunneiton, 10 mile
and back, six times week. Leave Kingvoos
daily, except Sunday, az 10 p IN; arrive a
Tunnelton by 40 p m; leave THnneltof
daily, except Sunday, on arrival Of eastern
mail-say at p. m; arrive AZ KingvOOd hj
f2i7 From Kingwood. by Albright, Madd,
Creek, Brusetm Mills, 'Brznannvills, Glad.
Farms and Markieysburg, % Somerfield
pal 3if miles and hack twice week
Leave Kingwood Wednesday and SATURDAY. :,
. m; arrive nc Somerheld by D mr. lsav.
Somerheid Tuesday and Friday at m; arriv,
at Haywood by m
<zis Prom Portland, by Tannery. Wiley. Nor
gzn's Glade. aud BrandonriIls. 70 Brueetos
mills, 10 miles and back, three times . week
Leave Porthnd Tuesday. Thursday, and sat
urday 1t 23e p u; arrive at Brueet0n mills by
I'D p m; leave Bruceton mills Tuesday, Thnrs
day. and Saturday Il "a m; arrive st Portiant
by y m ~. a. 81 y -ll
fzi3 From Portland 30 German settlement. II
miles and back twice week Leave Port
land "wednesday and saturday ~ 2SJ N
arrive at German Settlemept by 5SO B m
iezye German Settlement wefneslzy and Sat
urday at II m; arrive at Portland BY ? m
~ From Wiley, b. Cranesviile, Johnst6En
accident lAd.J and SeIbszport, to Addison
Pa - miles and bach. once q week. Leavs
Wiley Thursday At ] am; araiye at ADDISON
By p N; iezy Addison "Wednesday AZ 9
n; arrive at Wiley by7pm-
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harttnaeufg y e N; leave ksrtinsburE Wed.
nssasy anh ss,nAs s'p M s'n'e ~ oes'
ardstown pys i'm.
fSi fr9m hefneysvne ny snapheristovn.
sharpsourg tha-J ana heedysylue 70 boons-
Borough thdl ~ miles ana oact, aI times
Seek te sN 1890 aany, sxcspt sun.
e.5 W 1870 ~ Ssna y
~ m, Fsve boons s r. oslIy, saeept
nnnhay' u smi arn'e.H hefneysVihe oy
.s ~ m v.,r. ,,,
~ ftoh hsrheyssu,s ~ LfspNn' "a Mo
neSAyi nlies s .,s "a o- ,hfee gtisfs week;
Lave herneyssme lasT2S .n Gy and
SATURDAY ~ n arrive Al hhale~ay by
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If7b From walker. bs Frreport, Newark. and
Writ c. H.. to Rathbone, 22i miles and back.
six times week. Leave Walker daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at G a m; arrive At RathbQne by
Up N. leaye, Rsthbaue daily, except SUNDAY,
ats p M Arrive 1t Walker BY p n. Bids in.
vited to omit Freeport.
an From Writ @. r., by Pond Greek and To
pins Grove, 10 Murraysville. q miles and
back once O week. Leave WITCH. Friday
at 800 p m; arrive at MnrraysviIle next day 10y
IL m; leave Murraysville Friday at G q m;
arrive nc wirt c. H. by SPIN.
4l.2 From Writ c. H.. by Keedy Ripple lacks.
Vile and Lees mills, To Reedy, 10 miles and
back, once week. Leave Writ c. II. Tues
day at 5 . M, arrive st Eeety by II am; leave
Reedy Tuesday n II IN; arrise at Writ G. IL.
y6pm.
I73 From Richie C. H.. By Sinnetts mills.
COTS, and Tanners, to Dekalb. - miles and
back, once week. Leave Richie G., II. Fri,
day al ! m: arrive at DeKa,b by p IN: leave
Dekalb Saturday at N; arrive at Ritchie G..
4a From Ri.eiie c. H., by Cunningham
mills, 10 webb's mills. IA miles and back
twice week. Leave Richie G.. II. Monday
and Friday at 10 IN: arrive at Webbs mills
by p m: leave Webb's mills Monday and Fri
day at 10 q N; arrive at Richie, c. H. by 5
H15 From Richie c. II. TO Peterborough, 81
miles and hack, three times a week. Leave
IiNulc y. Il Luf-aAl, lHuisAAy anu
Saturday at 40 p m; arrive at Ellen
borough By Elo p N; leave Elenborpugh Tues
day, Thursday aud Ssturisy afs:t1 m; ar
rive q; Richie q. II. BY clio m.
4l76 From West Union, by New Milton, Cold
Water, and Fink's Greek, to Weston, 81 miles
and back, once . week Leave West Union
"Wednesday at m: arrive At Weston by 5 p
m; leave Weston Thursday at . m; arrive at
West Union by 4 p m
IlT1 From West Union. tby Oxford. White Oak
and Holbrook. To Bone Greek. 81 miles and
book, three timess week. Leave West Union
= Nondayy1 Wednesday and Friday, At ! p m
arrive at Bone Greek by p m; leave Bone
Greek Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday nj
sam; arrive at West Union by II m
E1s From Yatefs NM By McRlroy ard Eagle
J Mills % Wast Enisn. D niilss and back. ones
aweek- Leave Yater's Mills Saturday az .
m: arrive at West Union by Il m Leave West
Union SATURDAY at 2 N; ,rriye at Yatsr's
4l7s From Ripleyis- by Shirley Eagle Nils, and
1 Mooreis, to Ripley, equal 20 ~ miles and hack.
Sonce . week Leave Ripley's Saturday at n
m; arrive It Ripleys by 7pm.
$50 From Chenille, BY Letter Gap. Norman
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uun,;cu,, Held 10 Rail.

RICHMOND, November 29.-J. w. Hun
nicutt, editor of the New Nation, who
was arrested on Wednesday by the civil
officers, has been held to bail by the
Military Commissioner to appear at the
Charles City County Court, ten days
after the adjournment of the Recon-
struction Convention, of which he is a
mcmb. r, and answer to the indictment
already found against him for incen-
diary language used in a public speech.
The Commissioner stated that General
Schofield dislikcd- to interfere in such
matters, but did not see why the &C
cused might not attend to his duties in
the Convention. The bail was fixed at
five Thousand dollars. Hunnicutt claims
that it is a pretcxt to prevent his set
ting in the Convention. He volunteer
ed to appeal in court without compul-
sion before the military took the matter
in hand
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

PARIS, November. 2s.--eLa France, a
government organ of this city has long
editorial on the subject ofthe settlement
of the Roman question. The writer
says it will be impossible for; the Com
ference to maintain the present boun-
diaries of Rome. ry'sh 81
PARIS, November 25.-Dispatches an.
nonnce that several battles have been
fought in Gambia, between the Turks
aud Cretans. Both parties claim spc-
cess. ~ -s,-r4 ~ goIge'-s
LONDON, November 2s.-1n the House
of Commons this evening, the Ministers
introduced plan for the new income
tax at the rate of penny per pound to
endure for one year only to defray, the
expenses of the Abyssinian war.
The Seward-Stanley correspondence
in relation to the Alabama claims was
promised at an early date.
PARIS, November 2S.-The evacuation
of Roman territory by the French
troops still continues. All the troops
will have returned by Monday.
BERLIN, November 2S.-The Prussian
Kerol Zeitung has an editorial this
morning ona conference for settlement
of the Roman question. The writer
says that with the exception of Austria
not one of the great powers of Europe
has accepted the conference. The
other powers have either, like Prussia,
exacted explanations, or given evasive
replies.
LIVERPOOL, November 29.--While the
steamship Bonbonlina, which plies be-
tween this port and Greece, was leaving
this port about noon to-day, one of her
boilers exploded with loud report that
was distinctly felt throughout the city.
Thirty-three persons were killed out
right and many were injured. The
steamship was entirely destroyed.
LONDON, November 29.-It now seems
that the statement that it will be im-
possible for the proposed conference to
maintain the present boundaries OF
Rome, was not the utterance of La
France, but of st. Petersburg Journal,
an official newspaper, and regarded rs
quite as good authority on diplomatic
questions. .
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ENORMOUS STOCK
--OF-
CLOTHING.
At
NJ. GUTMAN q CO.'S.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

New York Market.
New YORK, November %.
j, COTTON-Dull and fully Q to lower;
sales Of 1900 bales at 16 for middling up,
lands. itS III "a
: FLOUR-Receipts of 1880 barrels;
market irregular and unsettled; extra
State scarce, but steady; other kinds dull
and decliuing; sales of $500 barrels at
75as 60 for superfine State and west
ern: 9 OOa10 90 for extra State; 5Oa
II Is for extra western; 9 20al2 so for
round hoop Ohio; 9 50a10 90 for COM
mon st. Louis; 10 0Oal0 so for good do;
IL GOALS 90 for good to choice do, clos.
ing quiet. California quiet; sales of l5O
sacks at IL GOALS IS. Rye flour, sales OF
go barrels at 00a9 90. - - s.
WHISKY-Unchanged. - -
WHEAT--Receipts of &c, 297; market
la2c.better; sales of $4,000 bushels at
9 22a2 90 for No. 2 spring; 26a2 80 for
No. do; 2 23a2 25 for No. l and No. 2
spring mixed; 2 80 for amber Greenbay;
65a2 &c tor amber State; 9Oa3 90 tor
white California; go for white Wis
consin.
RYE-Quiet; sales of $4,000 bushels
western at / 6Sa1 &c., q g - -
RYE-Quiet and firm; sales of 1880
bushels at SO for western, and j to for
Canada West.
MALT-Dull; sales of 2, 500 bushels at
90.
CORN-Receipts $40 bushels; mar
ket favors buyer but without decided
change; sales $4,000 bushels at 33al 3G
for mixed western, in store and atioat;
25a1 IS for new do; 20 for new yell
low Jersey.
OATS-Receipts 81 900 bushels; mar.
ket dull and heavy; sales of % 600 bush.
els at 79aS0 for western, in store and
afioat.
RICE-Quiet and firm at Sia9ic fol
Carolina.
COFFEE--Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-Moderately active; sales OF
$50 hogsheads Cuba at 114al2!c.
MOLASSESADull.
PETROLEUM Quiet; sales at III
for crude and 26c for refined in bond
HOPS-Unchanged.
PORK-Dull sales of 20S0 barrels
at 90 75a20 92 for mess, closing at 20 "a
for regular; 1S25al90O for prime; also
1000 barrels mess at sellers's option
for January at %.
BEEF-Dull; sales of ITO barrels
at previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dull; sales of lac
barrels at 26 00a29 90.
CUT MEATS-Quieta and heavy; sales
$50 packages at S!al0c for shoulders;
l2ial4c for hams.
BACON--Quiet; sales of 80 boxes
Cumberland Cat at lie. III
/ HOGS-Dressed Hogs In moderate de-
mand at SIC for western.
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales 43O
barrels at 12ia13t, the latter extreme.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady at 2Oa45c
for State.
CHEESE-Dull and steady Mt 1la15c.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLOUR-ClOsed dull and 10al5c low
er for medium and common grades, with
shippers holding back for still lower
prices.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady for spring
AID heavy for winter.
RYE-Quiet ut 65a1 20 for western.
-OATS-Dnll at 7Sc in store, and 79la
soc afoat for western.
CORN-Dull at 34al 35i for good to
prime mixed western.
PORK-Dull and heavy at 90 75a
20 so, cash and regular for mess.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Nominal.
BACON-Dull and unchanged.
LARD-Heavy at 125a13sc Tor fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
prices of Clothing.
M. GUTMAN & CO.'S.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The umpeachment-Ch Of Eiet
tious-"Eonsense,,-

i d. 4. c.
The umpeachment-Chn Of Eiec
tions-"Nonsensc,,-
New YORK, November 29.--The Times
special ssys: The effect of the argument
and the facts as presented in the report
of the chairman of the Judiciary CON-
mittee has been to largely strengthen
the convictions Of those who have
strenuously opposed impeachment, as
we'll as to add to the number of its OPP
ponents.g 4 eai9Bti
In view of the many alleged faults in
the election of congressman by the i'm
portation of votes from other States
holding their elections at different
times, and for the purpose of correcting
this evil, Mr.. Mallory, Of Oregon, VIII
introduce at an early day bill defining
the time of holding elections for del
egates and representatives to Congress
for the purpose of making the same
uniform throughout the States.
Z The Herald special says: Thaddeus
Stevens pronounces the report put forth
bv Senator Wilson "nopsense.D He
speaks highly of the majority report.
A strict count shows that under the
most favorable circumstances not more
than forty votes, out of one hundred and
ninety, can be relied upon in the House
in fayorof impeachment. OF that mum.
Der several are said to be doubtful, and
should the tone of the forthcoming mes
sage of the President be decently mod
crate, many, who are now inclined TO
arguments urging Impeachment, will
throw their votes and influence against
it.
1t is stated this evening that promi-
nent member. of the House Finance
Committee said to-day in conversation
that if question should be brought be-
fore it tomorrow, the House would vote
to issue one hundred and fifty million
dollars in greenbacks, withdraw the
national bank currency and replace-it
with greenbacks, and with them pay
off the national debt.
The Tribune's special says: The eau.
Gus of the Republican congressman will
certainly be held next week, probably
Monday or Tuesday evening, when the
impeachment matter will be fully con
sidered and some definite line of action
marked ont.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November 2

CINCINNATI, November %.
FLOUR-Dull and nominal.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged.
CORN-In good demand; new eaI
at 75c; No. shelled ut 9Oa92c.
OATS-Sales at 63a64c.
BARLEY-Sales at 60a65c.
COTTON-Dull and nominal at Ia;
14lc for middling.
TOBACCO-Unchauged and firm
sales 80 hogsheads.
PORK-Firmer at 20 % for old and
81 90 for new; sales 900 barrels.
GREEN MEATS-Higher; shoulders
at It, sides at u and hams at llfal2.
LARD-Sales at 12al2fc for old and
new.
BACON-Unchanged.
BUTTER-Firmer; fresh at 34a3S(
and prime at 30a34c.
EGGS-Scarce and advanced to 29c
CLOVER SEED--Sales at 1lta1lic
LINSEED OIL-Sales at GOAL or.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; refined
at 46a45o.- t-i tHa ..E.,
Observation-Disclosures and dull
HOGS-Active at 50a7 90 gross ant
8 50a9 90 net; receipts 1870 head.
BEEF CATTLE-Firmer and in goot
demand at 3 O0a3 50 gross for common
to prime and 6 00a6 so for extra ship
ping.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Plenty ant
dull at 2 C0a3 90 per 100 pounds gross
GOLD-l3s3 buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-30
Rror. ~ u,auis

ST. LOUIS, November ga rain storm
set in here about six o'clock last night
and continued until towards morning
when it turned into snow storm, which
continues TO rage violently. Probably
six inches of snow. has fallen, the great
or part of which, however, fell in mud
and melted. The mercury is now be-
low the freezing point, and the indica.
tions are for clear weather. The storm
came from the Northwest, ard prevailed
throughout Missouri, Kansas and Ne.
braska.
Yesterday was very generally observ-
ed as thanksgiving day. The Mer,
chants Exchange, Postotfice and all the
public offices were closed and business
suspended.