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OHIO LUNATIc Asylum RURNgD
~ $50 nnWE
EeVen Female Inmates snnseated.
Loss 70 .ne state ssoO, 900.
BY Msn.

s no COLUMBUS, Nov. is.
Al few minutes before 10 O'Clock to-
night Rlfire broke out in the north and
or lhe east wing of the Central Ohio
Lunetic Asylum, and the entire build
lng Is now being rapidly destroyed.
me hre is said to have originated from
detective hne. 9Fsa.5
The Fire department was promptly
on hand, bat owing to an insnfficiency
In the supply of water, was unable 10
arrest the progress of the flames. The
engine belonging to the institutions has
peen constantly pumping water, but
not In sufficient quantity to keep the
steamers constantly employed.
The wing where the fire originated
was occupied by woman, six of whom
were suffocated before aid could reach
them' Their bodies were saved. One
more was carried out alive, but has
since died. 1t Is rnmored that others
are missing. No names of dead and
missing could be ascertaIned tonight.
The other patients have been taken
to the hospital on the asylum grounds,
and to various public Institutions,
where they will be properly cared for.
None of the men were injured.
About all the furniture in the main
building and the west wing was saved,
but much of itiin damaged condition.
A portion of that in the east wing was
also taken out.
The loss to State will be about $500,
600, tosay nothing about how this terri
BILE calamity will affect an unfortunate
class of our community.
The institution had about $50 patients,
accommodations but for few of whom
can be provided at the other asylums
in the State.
The scene during the progress OF the
confiagation was most appalling, and
battles description. The officers OF the
institution did their duty nobly. Many
of the citizens made themselves useful
in taking care of patients and carrying |
out furniture. II Columbus had been |
supplied with Water Works this fire |
could have been readily suppressed,
and property saved exceeding in value |
the future cost OF such an Improve
ment. There is now no hopes of saving |
any portion. OF the building. |
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THE Mobile Register says; "The
greatest misfortune that could happen
to this country would be the death of
General Grant and the succession to
The Presidential chair of Mr.. Colfax, for
then chaos would have come again.
Let us trust that la good Providence will
spare us the calamity" Which is, be-
ing interpreted, "Let us not raise up
another Booth, for we have not another
Johnson in reserve.
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The Sophomore class OF the Agrl.
cultural College lat Amherst recently
science. by husklng $50 bushels. of corn
in one afternoon. The estimated pro-
ducts of the college farm this year are !:
hay 200 tuns; oats 800 bushels; rye 100
bushels potatoes 500 bushels shelled
corn 1900 bushels; besidesa good sup
ply of garden vegetables. cas- q. 3 -.
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MIssoURI.
sr. LOUIS. Noyember 1e.

oIs AOU1St HONeLDOeE 4S.I
Harvey O. Mason, formerly agent of
the American Vintage of New York, Is
alleged to have recently sold drafts on,
customers of that company here and
at othe places in the West. He Is now
understood TO be travelling North, and
It Is presumed will attempt to raise
more money IN the same manner.
An Omaha dispatch says the Frontier
Index reports the hanging of three
roughs. near Bear River City, on the
18th. They were taken from jail by a
Vigilance Committee. Other sdespera-
does were informed that they must
leave the neighborhood within ten
hours.
a dispatch from Sedalia says q report
from Springfield, Mo-, had reached
there that the Leader newspaper office.
two dry good stores and a saloon. were
burned there ON Tuesday morning. No
particulars are given +ll sfzl .s.i
One hundred barrels OF whisky from
Kansas City were seized here yesterday,
for violation OF the revenue LAWS.
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RURopR.
I.nNnnN Nnramhar

LONDON, November 10.
The Times says that SIG members of
the new Houseafof Commons were
chosen. There viii be a Liberal ma
jority4of lis. ~. 5sii = -
Revefdy johnson has accepted an
invitation TO. dine with the London
Workingmen's Society on the 25th Inst.
The Bank OF England has raised its
rate of discount TO ~ per cent 1t has
week 81, 600 900. -
ahlas MALES, November 10.
The eruption eli, vesuvihs is increas-'
ing in violence and grandeur. z l5 -
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ALABAMA.
MoNTooMERY. Noy. l9.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 10.
This State gives Grant about 1900
minority The number OF white voters
in The State according TO the census Of
1856, Is 1O6, 600, and OF negro voters co.
600. Grant received "a. 366 and Seymour
12,OS6 votes. It is estimated that at
least 5000 whites did not vote. The
Democrats carry 80 out of 81 counties,
and have carried three OF the six Con-
presSfOnai DistFfnfa
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In Oxford county, Maine, bears are
plenty and mischisyous
his season. Mr.. Porter. a veteran bear
hunter, who has conquered sixty in his
lay, and FIVE the present fill, got one
IN a trap not long since, when Bruin
he trap and.a heavy clog attached to IL
with him a distance of thirty feet from
he ground. Mr.. p. has a valuable
srove of oaks which the bears are ruin
ng by climbing up and breaking of
he branches in quest of acorns.
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KANSAS.
81. LOUIS, Nov. 10.

The printers of Leavenworth, Kan
sas, publish an address 70 the working
men, in which they allege the only dti-
ference between them and the proprl-
etors Of the EUeHiH0 BEtletiH, the once
iu=Which IhR strike took place ts tnat
the proprietors. demanded tha5 ine
printers should work by the week in
stead of by the piece, or reduce their
scale OF prices. This was not aeceded
70, and hence the strike.
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POPULATION OF RPENHsYnVANIA.-Th
election returns of 1850 and 1868. In
1860 the vote polled for electors for
President was 476, ,642 to a p Jpulation of
2. 900, lis, as obtained from the census
returns. In 1865 the vote for President
was 655, ,662, which would give q present
population of 8, ,9eS, ,OOL souls.
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JEaK1Ns, in recording Gen. Grants
recent drive with Bonner, says that al
though Dexter after which he rode.
"has been tViLd aud 1ingote1nabIe of late,
Gen. Grant drove him most of the way
from the race track to the Metropolitan
Hotel.D Ku.KIux will take notice.
We shall have peace.
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CANADA.
TORONTO. Nov. l9.

1oRoSTof NOV l9.
A man named Joseph Nelson, who
lately obtained considerable notoriety
by bringing extraordinary charges
against Mr.. BEydges, the manager of
the Grand Trunk Railway, was arrest-
ed here at the instance OF parties frOm
New York, on the charge OF fraudulent-
ly representing himself as an agent OF
the Canadian government aud proGur.
ing large quantity Of coal.
The application fer writ OF habeas
to-day. -. -. n -. s.
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1 NAPOLEON proclaims the conscious
instability of his power by renewed
and more vigorous attacks upon the
freedom of the press In France. The
earthquake that has shaken mp Spain
and thrown the last Bourbon from the
throne, is in danger of breaking out
elsewhere, and is evidently dreaded at
the TuiDeries.
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Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Vice Pres
ident elect, and his bride, who were
married yesterday at Andover, Ohio,
reached the city last evening, en- route
for Washington City. The bridal party
consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs Matthews,
step father and mother of the bride,
After taking supper at the Union De-
pot Hotel, the happy party LEFT by the
$3.50 P. n. train, IN a splendid new car,
No. 120. just built for the use of Pres
ident j. Edgar Thompson. The move
nnents of the distinguished party were
kept SO quiet that bat few were aware
of their arrival and departure. Mrs.
beautiful, and the very picture OF health
and simplicity of manners.-Pittsblr
GdEetIe,
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Editors InteLigeReer:
In the Ninth Senatorial District, COM
posed of the counties of Greenbrier,
Monroe, Pocahontas, Webster, Fayette
and Raleigh, the following Is the OH.
ciaI Republican mnjorities: Governor
Stevenson, over Camden, 223. The
whole State ticket is about the same.
Young's majority (Republican nomi-
neel over Sperry DemocraI) 276;
Young's majority oyer Flanagan (Con-
servativel. se5; Yonng's majority over
Caldwell Independently ], ,O06. Y0ung's
minority over his competitors Is 5Sl
Greater than the majority Of the State
ticket. -
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neM HanpshIre.

CONCORD, Nov 10.
The official returns from New Hamp-
shire show a majority for Grant of z. 153.
The proposition for calling a constitu-
tional convention was defeated by
]. .127 votes.
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Trustees sale.

isl tee hy a decree Of the Circnit Court for
ohio county, West Virginia, mape and en-
teted on the 18th day Of october, 1e68-ln the
place aad stead OF Edward II. RiiEhush,
who WIS trustee In q de ed OF trust msde by
John W. Gill, aud dated the 2nd day OF
once Of Ohio eounty, West Nirginla,a IN
Deed book No. H. page 2g3 1 shall on Mon
DAT, THE 23D DAY or Nov, 1eBS, IN aceuT-
dance with the terms Of SAIL deed Of trnht.
proceed 10 sell the following described rem
estate aituAted in the city OF WheelinFy Wet
ON the uoEthseast corner of Wafer ana = hlfd
streets In Centre " healinR, w. Va, with al
In, buildings and appui tenRnces Ihereunto
belonging. Tefns Of sale Cash. .li7e7
AANHlBAL EoR BIS I.
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The sales to day at two of the auction
warehouses amounted to only IS bids,
with reflections of bid on one hid.
Prices ranged as follows: 1 hid at
at $40 TO $40 so, 5 at 90 TO SO 80, 1 Al
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Connnissioner's Sale.
JOnn FIiEseu

VI. I'm Chanoery.
Pulaski SuatterdAy -tf-7GT-- = : j
and Emeline B. seatteEdAy.J
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE REE-
dereli in the above named cause BY the
f5fncnIE Court OF Ohio County, West Vhgt-
MIA, I. viii. rs Special Comulihstoner named
therrin, offer At pablo sala At the
mont door Of the CouGt HOuEoi OF Onto
County. on SATURDAY. TaE Nv ELEIHl
DAY OF DECES1Rs.ES, fBS8 AZ 10 O'CLOCK, x.
n ;, the Interest Of Pulaski Seatterdag Ia ale.
east half Of lot numbered one 6undEea ard
(I75l on Zsne street. IN East
WhealinR such Interest being this TetuHiudGr
alter Ihe LIBERALIZATION OF the Ihe estate n
Enaeiine b. Seatierday in the Gat1 hah lot
IERlE5 OF bALE-GASH. aEn ~
WILLIAM r. HUBBARD,
~ special Comm 1igElDnerl
HhssItnd. Nov. O., lE6s. 1tdSWtd
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GHARLEs sEIRKR.

FANCY DYER. 6CODHEB AND RE-
b PAiREEff south street, near4he r. a a.
4 z Depot, wheeling, w. "a. AL kfudT
OF sIhGWIs, Dress. tlibboEs. and eveTY dez
Scrfptlon Of SIX and Wooien Goods e5eeui-
- at ahdrt notice, and on reasonable tlfliE
Also, prepared % do dyeinE In any color f1ri
Woolen FACTORIES &C. rnnE2l,iE
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Rlver ana weather.

PrFTsBURGH, Nov. 10.
Weather cloudy and cold. River
feet 5 inches and az a Stand. Mercury
CIscrNNATI, Nov. 10
River fallen inches, II feet inch in
the channel. Weather cloudy: n light
snow fell this morning. Thermometer
30.
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COMMERCIAL AND FIRASCIAl.
I.oIiisvlIIe Leaf Tobaeeo narhet.

IoUIsvILLE, Nov. IL.
There was very little doing in leaf
tobacco to-day, although prices were
fully maintained, and tho Louisville
sold 3 hhds new crop at-$9 for lugs, and
Sl2 to $40 so for new leaf We continue
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]. a. CARROLL & BRO.
wONDERFTT, fIffITf

Charm OF Eden, the Arabian Love Rt1ll-
ter and rultAnA's Great Secret Of Eaclnatfon,
yu nave e - en- tfI Ia over any ono on
Wtsh,l also ten E0nRs, Valuable RecalptR
Beautiful Ats, How 70 Get Hich, Ch6iSe
Seensts DC, al mailed Tor ten esnts. - alsli
AddEsss, I. F. WOOL, Vernon, New IeEzey.
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1IVELHtY. .--------
"If you look into the early life ct
truly helpful men, those who make
life easier and nobler to those who come
find that they lived purely in the days
oftheir youth. In early life the brain,
though abOunding in vigor, is sensi-
tive and very susceptible TO injury, and
this to such q degree that compara-
lively brief and moderate indulgence
and efficiency ofthe brain for life. This
is not preaching boys, 1t Is simply the
trnth OF, SCIENCE"
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sundries,

GO5HEN. CHEEsE, GRAN.
- berrie., Davis sugar cure1 Hams La
brador Hefrings R0li0cs'5 1ndl snA POUR
Fancy Broonlsi Cedar Ware, &C., Gol3 as
''~s.' ''''s R.J.snlYTH. %
oezI corner Market and 2uiDey sueetR.
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81. ,Jonns. Mn

ST. JoHSs, n. n, Nov. 10.
The 81. Stephens bank suspended
this morning. Mr.. ScoviIIe's IiabilIties
are said TO be over half million.
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sUDDEN BLINDEEss.-A most extra
ordinary case of sudden blindness is
reported to us as happening on Thurs
day night last. The wife of Mr.. JonesI
offhe firm of Scott, Jones q Co., hard
ware dealers, Third street, retired to
bed in her usual health. During the
night she walked Mr.. Jones stating
thar she had dreamed she was blind,
Finding she was all right, she. soon
went to sleep again, but the dream was
repeated. Mr., Jones Immediately
arose, lighted the gas, and made the
alarming discovery that his wife was
totally blind. The unremitted efforts
to restore her sight have thus far prov.
Jones had two cousins afflicted in a
similar manner.-Ddyton (Ohio) Ledger.
Mni, O -
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roledo.

NovKMBER Is-FLoUR-QuieE.
GRAIN.-Wbest-Qui amber Sc bet.
ter; sales amber at u 70a1 "a. Corn
Steady; sales No l at 90e. 0ats-A
shade lower; Mo- ], 52ISc. Rye-Un-
changed; Michigan 81 %. Barley
Quiet.
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LARD-Steady at 155saI5E<c for fair to
prime steam.
EGas-3uiet aud steady.
DRY GOODS.
Trade exceedingly inert, but prices
are we'll sustained.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Easy at 5aT per cent ON call,
with some Transactions as low as per
cent; prime discounts at 7aIO per cent.
ExCHANaE-Sterlin firm at 1O91Sa
lO97S.
GOLD-Irregular; opened at IS4zS. ad-
vanced 10 l35, and closed weak aL IS49<
II is reported that the Government
will resume public sales shortly.
GOVERNMENT STocSs-StroDg. Cou
pons oil 81, ll47S 41l4ss; do '62. 1lO4IIO1z;
do "a, I07Iz AlO7I<; % '65. 1075S 4l0I5Si
do new, IlUaIIU1z; do '67, lIV5< sllOss;
do '6S. ilOI<alI01S; 10 40S, 1855.
The STOCK market has been excitrd
aud variable with Erie as the leading
feature. Before 2:l5 P. NJ, the close OF
the day TOR deliveries among brokers
Erie was 6Oa62 cash; Immediately there
after the price declined to 42a43. and af-
terWards rallied To 4S%, and later the
excitement abAtiue fell 10 45a455<. At
the close great deal OF real stock came
on the market at high cash quotations,
and outside speculators are NOS dis
posed TO touch Erie at the decline, fear
ing that the corner Is not over; the bal
ance of the market had been dull, but
ed TO the New York Central, under the
rumors OF an order by Judge Barnard
TO reopen. .tthe.transfer books which
recently tfosed at one day's notice
and the price WIS run up to 12S5< 5<aI29,
carrying with 1t in advance all the rest
of the list, particularly Northwestern
and Rock Island. The full rise was
not, however. maintained to the close,
but lett OF. AT $3.50 excited and strong,
except for Erie, which Is very dull.
.SrocKs-faclfic Mail 1l51<; Western
Union Telegraph S6A361<; New York
Central 127<al291<i Esie 45s45L; do
preferred 81; Reading eSI<s9554i 9erre
Aante 39a4U; Wabash 56I<s5T; 81. fanI
662<a6T; Fort Wayne 10S5<alU9i Ohio q
A4lsslasippi 30; Michigan southern 81
aS2%5 Illinois Central l4lal43; Pltts-
buTgh S6sS61<; Toledo 9971He95<5 R2ck
Island lO61< alo65ki Northwestern S25SH
So; Lake Shore 81
ExPREss SHAREs-Wells, Fargo q
Co ~: American 44a45; Adams 4Sa4S1<;
United States 47h4 4s1zi Merchants Union
2Oa2oH.
FnouR-Firm and steady; spring ex-
tras IS 25a5 20.
GRAIs-Wheat-No.1 quiet. and pa
Sc higher; sales AZ 81 2ia1 25i No. firm
and Sa3Ae .ulH1bTt bates NJ " va - -
closing firm at 81 IL; sales OF No this
p. NJ, at 81 1915. COFn-E0. L very
firm, and Ic higher; sales at S91za90c;
closing at outside; No. 2 dull, and Sa4c
lower; sales at 75a76c; new snelled at So
a63c in store, and 60a64c on track; sales
of No. since 'cbange at S9S- Oats
More active. and IaI5<c higher; sales Of
No. at 4T1<a4S5fc; and TEjected at 42c;
closing at 47I<a475<c for No. 2. Rye
Firfner and active, and 2c higher; sales
OF No. at 81 o. 1<aI 1Os closing at 81 09.
Bariey-MOTe active, and 5a6%c high
er: sales of No. at 81 55a1 81, and re-
iected at 81 3Oa1 80; closing at 81 Goa
/ 56K for No. e
TOIedO-
NovKHBER 19.-FLoUR-Quief.
GRAIN.-Wbest-Qui amber Sc bet.
ter; sales amber at u 70a1 "a. Corn
Steady; sales No. 1 at poe CASA
shade lower; No. /, SIZE. Rye-Un-
oh0uCad. Mfahfrarl ~ No parIaT-
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APrERNooN sEssIoN.

The House reassem bled at 2iP. N.
. Chapter 81, on motion of Mr.. Fergu-
son, OF Cabell, was laid on the table.
Chapters IS, 50 and 90. were then read
second time and ordered to engross-
ment. so 5,ss-;si. - .s....zse
MIR. Ferguson, of cabell, moved that
chapter SO, concerning boards OF super
visors, DC, returned from the Senate
with an amendment, be taken from the
table. The amendment WAS concurred
in.
from the table chapter 81, of further
security from fiduciaries. Agreed TO.
I HeIhen offerod an amendment, which
was adopted, providing that appeals
may be taken from the recorders de-
cisfon within three months from the
time snch decision was rendered.
The chapter was then ordered to en-
Chapters 81 to 1O4 inclusive were then
read first and second times and ordered
to eDgrossment without material
Adjourned until 1oz O'Clock this
morning,
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Prayer by Rev. Adam Gregory, dele
gate from Webster. Ilf 2. q
Mr.. Allison offered resolution of
inquiry concerning the propriety of al
lowing j. w. Hobbs, ex.Sherif OF Ham
cock county, longer time for the col.
COMMITTEES on the Judiciary,
Mr. Fleming, of Marion, presented
two petitions of citizens OF Marion
county. asking that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad be taxed the same as
other property. Referred.
! Mr.. Fleming, of Harrison, asked
leave Of absence for Mr.. Mahon, of
jackson county, for oneweek. Granted. .
The Clerk reported a message from
the Senate announcing the passage OF
chapters "A, 46 and AZ of the Code, with
amendments, and chapter 48 without
amendment.
Mr.. Ferguson, OF Cabell, moved that
the chapters be laid on the table in or
der that the amendments might be ex-
amined. The motion was agreed to.
The same gentleman then offered a
Joint resolution, which was adopted,
providing for the printing of the chap
Iers of the Code as soon as they are en-
rolled; and, by leave. from the Com
mittee on Revision, reported back chap
ter 62 (of the preservation of certain
useful animals) with an amendment
knHh NCGEE 10
with dogs duringt the months of October
and November only. he also, from
the same Committee, reported chapters
of the Code from 81 to 104 inclusive.
The calendar was then taken mp and
chapter as of the Code (of the authenti.
cation and recordation of deeds and
other writings) was passed. Chapter
81, reported back from the Committee
on Revision with the amendment stated
above, and also one providing that IL
person shall hunt, range, fish or fowl
on The lands of another, without the
consent OF the owner ofsaid lands, such
owner Tin former heretofore shall be en-
titledito s. upon conviction for every
such offense, was ordered to engross-
ment, the amendments having been
adopted. The following chapters were
then read second time and ordered to
81, S2s 80, 81, IS and SO.
Chapter 81, of further security from
fduciarfesI was under consldetations
when the hour of II NJ. arrived andthe
House too ka recess until Q p. n.
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IlIed

BALTHloRE, November 10.
orson Kellogg, n Tetired merchanE.
died yesterday,
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JAMS PARToS writes in Paekard's
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Acknowledgements
WEST VIRGINIA LEaIsIATIRE
SENATE.
THuRsnAY Nnu h

,.ss EXTRA sEssIoN.
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A train on the Housatonic Railway
was thrown from the track yesterday
by broken rail. Every passenger was
injured, and Miss Sarah Hayes, ofPitts-
field, seriously.
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nARKHrs nY TeLEanArlr.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.

NEW YORK NOV. 10
241<c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and slightly in
GRAIN-Wheat-sI Goal 81 for No. 2
spring, and S2 90 for prime amber
Michigan. Rye-NomInally unchang-
ed. Oats-Dull, at 7Io for western
ahoat and in store. Corn-Dull at 81 o.
al IL for unsound, and 81 bal l5 for
sound mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-POrk-- un-
changed at s29 90 cash for mess. Beef
Dull and unchanged. Cut Meats
Steady and in fair demand. Bacon
Quiet, and without decided change.
LARD-Steady at 155saI5Tfc for fair to
prime steam.
EGos-Ruiet aud steady.
nRY e,ooI,s
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Trade exceedingly inert, but prices
are we'll sustained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-20
ROUSE OF DRLEGATE9.

on motion, tho Senate adjourned un
10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-20

NovDIBER I9.-FLouR-Iu fair de-
mand and prices better; family "a Goa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-20

"l1 SPRINaFIELD, MAss., Nov. l9.
Mrs. Anna Mclean fell from a win
dow last night during an attack of
and was instantly
killed. She was IS years old.