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MAsON-LIBDY. in 500, April %, By Rev. Y
True, Mr.. Josiah U. Mason, and Mis Fannie 4.
Libby, both Of y.
MEsEkvE-HILL. In ssoo, April n, BY Row, Y.
True, Mr.. Robert Me.e!vs. Of SAoo, and Mis- Jsn-
wRDdwOOD- GOODWIN. In saeo, April q BY
Rev. r. True, Mr.. John d. WedEwood, Of bsco,
and Mia Abide 4. Goodwin. Of scarborough.
BOwE-PHRRy. In thi. city, May I, BY Rev. A.
J. Weaver, NJ. Hmm Dowe, and Mis- hsoseca
HODSDON- In Lebanon. April Y.
st the residence Of tho brides fAther, By REV.
John Rarsans Mr.. Daniel IIodsdou, Of Great
Rall., and hiss Phsbs R shapleiEh. q Lebanon !,
Sy R.y. MI; oSi1k ~; wilson Abbott and hi''
F0MAN-DAY. In Dover, Mr.. John II. Poman and
Miss Melissa N. Day. .f..T-- -
fEBBETTS-TAPPiS. Tn Rochester March q, @:
W. Tebbstts, Of Berwick, add Martha TAppin, Of
Drookheld. .I... y IN
TAYLOR--RIcKgR- In Kennebunk, May. l. BY
Rev X. Worth, Mr.. James Taylor. Of Oneida, Ill,
and Mis- Harriet Z. A. Kicker. Of kennsbunk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In konnsbunk, BY
Rev. X. Worth, Mr.. Lebbeus q. Lttlsdeld. Of
Wells, and Mis- Sarah X Hanson, Of this city. "a.
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Gen. Cu'lom, Chairman Of the House Terri
torial Committee, has received a letter from Gov.
shstfer, Of Utah, from which 1t appears that the
Governor has been quietly taking notes and ex-
aiming into the condition OF Affairs and has
prepared AMI forwarded statement relative to
matters in the Territory. He urges the irme-
date passage in the House bill abolshing polys-
amy. and says that unless some such measure
Is adopted 1t viii be useless to attempt to estab-
lish just government for the people there.
Nothing Is said in this letter about the stories
that the Mormons are organizing or arming to
resist the authorities Of the Unitel States.
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OUR OWN STATE.

The Portland Argus says that few evenings
since the family Of Mr.. Charles Rolfe, Jr., con-
sisting Of himself. wife and one child, residing
on Portland street, narrowly escaped sufocation
by gas from coal stove. The child had been
playing about the room, and, unobserved, shut
the damper to the stove, thus preventing the
gas from escaping up chimney. Just before re-
firing Mr. Rolf filed the stove with new coal,
but did not notice the condition Of the damper.
They retired, and the escaping gas soon COM
pletely stupe6ed them. When they returned to
consciousness Mr.. and Mrs. Rolf both found
themselves prostrate ON the floor, and had been
vomiting violently and blood was ooIing from
their noses. The child was still sleeping on the
bed. They found window open which was
closed when they went to bed, but neither re-
membered Of raising II. They though
they had slept the usual time, but on
going to the store for his mornings milk he
found they had slept until nearly six O'Clock
the next evenirg-about twenty-five hours.
Fortunately no serious effects have resulted.
The Republican State convention will be held
In Augusta, June 10th.
A disgraceful hazing affair took place at Bow
doin College last Saturday night. The sophie
nous attacked the freshmen in room where
they had collected and prepared themselves for
the attack, and free fight ensued. The fresh
men remained masters Of the field, and the
sophs retired carrying off their wounded. DR..
Mitchell dressed the wounds Of several after
the fight.
Last Monday sad accident occurred at the
rebuilding Of bridge over the Cathona river
between Bowdoinham and Topsham, by plank
giving away prccipitating three men viz
Michael Toby of Winslow, j. g. Ames, and A.
ID. Smith Of Kendall's Mills, to the rocky shore
some twenty feet below. All were seriously In.
jurcd, and IL Is feared Toby's injury will prov,
fatal, having struck upon his head.
The vault of the Lime Rock Bank, Rockland,
was broken into about o'clock yesterday morn
ing and the safe blown open and rifled OF all ia
contents. The burglars effected an entrance by
breaking open the Western Union Telegraph of.
fee adjoining adjoining the Bank aud digging
through the brick wall separating the telegraph
office from the Bank vault In precisely the same
manner as when the former attempt was made
upon the safe last September. The doorof the
safe was blown entirely of and the brick wal
between the Bank and telegraph Office was bad
ly cracked and bulged by the explosion. The
explosion was heard by two or more persons
who did not understand the cause. The Bank
loses about $500 and special depositors about
Sl9. 500, on which payment has been stopped
to the amount Of $4,000. Twenty-Five hum
dred dollars collateral Is held rs security for the
notes lost Addison T. Keilcr formerly on the city
police, Andrew Litchfeld, trader In thecity, and
Joshua Adams, New York cracksman, have
been arrested, and Keller has confessed oil.
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UNITED STATES -
Internal Revenue J!

CoIscrox's Ovrcx, YtRr Dsnfc1 NAME,
Athsnsum BsilAing, PUN street,
Portland, May Ssh, is7ol
Ihersby dive nos,cs THAI have Tvcciyei ffum tho
Assessor Of Internal Kevenue Or nd firSs District
q Mans, Ne Anns.l Ilst Of TaIes and sesciAl
ssne havs bscs0e due and are payable snd Nat
viii By ny.h 1cd deputy, .ttsm 70 no collection
thsrsof st The ibaio~fng dsagnsd Tins md places,
vis. 81 700 - : r, -
Amy ofncs n Psst,soi, dsily Gsn,isys sxssplsd)
Dc Nay 9Th iS7o, " May Is, $50 isclssivs.
A. Ksnneb.nk. = No Hotel tsp< By Woodbury.
4 nsii, TSs.iAy, My IT, 'sn nOn II O'Clock, A.
AZ Kitssry Dspss, Wednesday, Msy ,s7o fssa g.
Is, A. NJ. ~ III o'caock, a. ~ lu
AZ south Berwick, u the Nsuiehsvsaisk IIosse.
wednssiay Nay 10 1870 nom u o's"ek' A. 70
! have al 20 msds snsngsuspts vhsr,oy parties
y. N. Chapman ts,hisr 81 ihs BIdasSrd National
Bsak, during bank hours, ct any uins phsr 70 May
%, $50. l's's n .s'
Psrties In sseo owing sssh tsxss nay pay tho
sams 70 r. Scammon, Csshtsr o. The Sseo National
Bank, during Bsak hours. d any time psior " Nay
%, 1870.
Psrsiss In Brunsuick owing sseh lAzss ny pay
The ssms N J, r. winehsllt Csshtsf q the flr,s
National BANK Of BI.@visa, daring bseh hours
at any time prior 10 Nay 70, $50. 100
tios Of AnnsA lla than the 6rsgsing, sxcrpt tho
Bpsc n Not 60 70 DO mailed 70 all parties vhe neg
lecs 20 pay within tho tims show spectbed fr tho
isaing and ssrytcs of which NE law psevi1es that
The Pee Of Twenty Cents sAeii b ohasEsd.
All perons sssssssd arc rsspsetfslly rsqsssscd 70
govern Themselves accordingly.
and FRANKLIN }. ROLLINS, celisssor.
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The Representative Question.


AS we have received numerous letters
OF inquiry relating to the subject oil KEEP
rcscntative' we deem 1t proper TO puohc'y
stale 'hat winch We nave rePc"eu'y sU'''u
IN private, VIZ: that the JOURNAL mas NOT
had and has not now any Candidate icr
that office. This position was early taken
after full consultation with the several
gentlemen who have been prominently
named for the candidacy and met their
entire approval. WhomsoeVer the people
want and nominate we shaii eheeriuiiy
support not having sought anu not IN
tending 10 seek 10 ihh"ehce 'ne'r aec's'oh'
onaer on" nana' tho JOURNAL mas M
oorou Us oc'' II co''ia rom 'no ifS' '''s W
buiid up an ihdi'iduaii'y Oh ih'ercs' ior
the Republican people oil the county, anu
has sought 10 encourage the sentiment
that It was necessary Tor old 4 ork 10 act
Independently, and cease TO DO tail 10
"nyoodys Kite whether In this OF that part
OIL the S''''e' anu 'h@ no Poi,''cR'h sho",u
nave any cause 10 MINK tnM no eou''
-, - ,,.o,,,. 90, ,,l. % y. .ooorr,.
81 of .nv weigh. In IN, politica, affair, Of
-. =. - A.. 49,, 80. ,,.,
&C., !. 30, ,s,;r, for tho has, COOL or the
noorlo with Whom, no lives Tn pur,u-
a,.. Of tina, lilo, we hav, personally
,rc.a r,on our senator, and repre,en,a.
,;,as =, A,r,.,. m. ,r.,t necessity of
.,,. Iii 81. 40, al ;m,,ri,,,
- -, 4, IL, Inn. r. H.
f'' vac"
VN0''C - ' us " -,
"''' ~" " wy
P'"'y has o.0" Puis"''' n0" oo"'.o
mas CIV" ',S 'o""'y =" "
| P 49,, ~.
VI "o',o' .Ao"0 .o"u o' ~
"' . ', = N' Nv '1o- '1 -
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Cambridge Cattle Market, Nay 8.
ooaascTEp WEEKLY.
rHuupar, May 8, tsTo.

Ana lUJCalVes. = = -
Prices OF Market Ieef-Extrn si3 OO0 Si4 o. FIRST
quality si2 5O9 $780, second quality $l 50 % u Is;
thru quality 5000 "a Gil o..
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, v pair.
$50, $40, $3.50 "a $40.
Ycarllngs $li "a tlj |, two years old 80 "a IS,
three years old so "a $50
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 10, ~ 90,
$50 $....@t6O each; extra 5000 $40, or from
81 ml0 Y n.
vedi Calves, IS 90 % 5000.
Hides a.. y N. TallOw 40 Gle y h.
Pelts 75c "a 81 Is each. Calf Skins l6 "a Ito v h.
Prices OF Poultry-Extra y 20 0ej prime 20 a
medium Tic v h.
N. d. Bcef-Extra and FIRST quality include no.
thing but the best, large, t stalled Oxen second
quality includes the best grass-fed Oxen, the best
stall fed Cows and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse OF lots
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets, and when those q
vi inferior quality are thrown out.
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Ladies' Desire what Men Admire. And
this little thing 70 beauty. What do We say 70 beaatiiui
transparent complextion and luxuriabt head q hair.
What viii produce these iIagsn's MasnoliA balm w'
make sny lady Of thirty appear bot twenty and Lgoos
Katharon will keep every hair In lie place. and make
grow like the April grass. IL prevents the hair from
turning gray eriiaies DAndrun and b the dust Hair
pou want to get rid Of ssowpess Pimp,es, Rns-narks
Mo,h.paehss, ETC., dout forget the Magnol. Balm, b,
dies. .'.s '... o rUrt III .ur &ule t'
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READ DESCRIPTION AMI. PRICES.
No Bras or Bogus trash, but GENUINE IS CARAT
GoLD sstfsned % sllsd backs Hunting cnses win,
OUR EXTRA PINE QUALITY, IS CARAr GoLp,
Engine Turned Hunting Cased, best English, Swiss
aud American Movements Pull Jeweled Ieversl not
SS pesS' ssssss %s na he
"S Also the ~ teisSrs,od SOLID REFINED ALUM.
pssgss.s % ss ac Hunting
Levers. lIadies' and Gents sire) at $40 each.
These Watches have obtained great reputation,
are the only MSnos 9, %o,d m svGs
entire Of solid Aluminous Gold, they never tarnish.
The works are theIbcst make, and every Watch war
rented Tor time. Price $40 each :, ,,~r,, nu
FINED, Qmprbyedl OROIDE GOLD WATCHES:
Hunting Cased, Full Jcweled Lever Works, equal
In appearance and Cor timc 70 Gold Watches at only
siS The Double EItra HsanSa, sac c each a.,,,d.,
Watches, ut SIT. Full Jewelled Levers, tExtra
Pine,) $40: American Straight Line Levers or
pI Hhso aoiS VEsr CHAINS l.,s., and mos.
costly styles, thick and double tfsek rolled plated
is Carat Gold, at 90, %, SO. 4 sl2 each:
So ssn II ,s casn S s'i Elegant S' SIa. aod
long. al So, 81, So, 4 SIS Zach, sent siiA waieAs'
al NO sTS' MONEY sfss' RES iff IN ADVANCE. All
Goods sent by Express, on responsible orders, pay.
able at Express Othce on delivery. Places where
no Express runs, Goods will bo sent at our own ri.k
by mail, Is Registered Package, by sending cash In
An AGENT SENDING FOR FIVE WATCHES,
GETS AN EXTRA WATCH FREE, OPTiiE SAME
ALL diooDs MAY DE OPENED AND ExAMIN.
Ed In Express bef0re paid for, on payment OF Ei.
press charges only and n not satisfactory returned
All floods warranted, will DO taken back and ex-
changed or money refunded, " not satisiact0ry.
state description and price Of goods desired, and
address all orders directly 20
THE EAGLE WATCH CO..
3nspl8 I4s PuLJoS ST., NEW YoRk.
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We sAssh "a hssa,s 70 rse..n.ed' = ~ nsssA q
psvparsd. and ~ sdapesd y ~ The psVos So
Dsesiss,y tAs bs..~sssay aah.s NV -. dissw,.d
spesins bruIsss Cuts, snd Dar1 ysAasss,s lssfyns
Liai~saf. We uss u, and Always rsooupend y 70 oss
ffjeOds
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Specsal Notices.

BEST THING FOR COsTIyENEss. Dr. HAR~
RIsONS PERISTALTIC LOZENGES are warran-
ted In all eases Of Piles and falling OF the Rectum,
stomach, splitting Of Food, also Headache, DiIIi.
ness Pain in the Back and Loins, Sick Headache,
Coated Tongue and Bliousness. Por sale at No.
fremont Temple, Boston, by H. A. HARRISON
CO., Proprletors, and by oil Druggists. Mailed for
GO cents. .. ........ .|.... Hwl6
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carries write us-" We know az no medicine which
has dsssrvediy sustained high rspatatisa - The
Vegetable Psinsssry BAissn.n Prices, ~ and %
cents. Cutler brothers . Co., Boston, dats Rcd,
Cutler 4 Coz '-'' Two
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Caution % Purchasers Of he Psruvtan
Syrup O pruasced ssusiss a NJ psesztts q kss).
Bsvsrs seng deceived By any q Ne pvrsr stons o.
Peruvian Hart Bark and irn, which nay bs oherrd
70 yoa. Every botis of s,uuIos has PEsuviAn srnrr
tnos Peruvian Bark) povn In The gias. ExAnus fns
DorrLu BGroas vrRcnAsisg,
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.N'esU .adrerftsesssessfs.
.lr CITY HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 10, 1870.
.n. PROF. JOHN LOGAN
win commence q sehd Of lectures On
PHREN0L0GY AND PHYSI0GN0mY

In these Lectures yin he considered the relation bytweeu
Phrepo,oey and Physiognomy tae TRIMMING and Edoos.
ton Of Children How to Read Cmpcter On sctemfnc
Principles success ID Life Health, Beauty and long
evity Love, CounshIp and Matrmooy. H.lI IU
PORTRAIT COLLECTION gHr
Of he great statesmen soldiers orators patos phloso
phrr Inventors, morasts and criminals q oil sEes and
nation AdmIssioa, Free the nfst night. o.. 1wO
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- s.- CuARLls A. ROWLAND, sse,y.
WILLIAM s. MORTON, President
#. Unsettled Loss,s. Heas. fH
~ The above Company ooy Insures The aak.i Hind
II Woperty, anil nov paying 30 pr oent di'hs"i o.
al Ave year expiring policies. :.
JOHN II sM ALL, Agent and Aunspey ts ths
Ccnpsny i~ Yosk County. One In the CITY butiine
BLIdeesd Me- lho, issurs policies On connert'oa sth
JIn 0cciviu esa j On the fdowipg rclsshts COMPS.
~. .Faoa. {. UiIsrtsori- .Iiomer .phenr.." srru.
,,y. sMartet,s .Unloa,- ''Trsders and mechanics
.sIsrrhanss" "Rogss wInians" .Aitsny Cny." .Bey.
oke AMI "SirmAos Punt mailing cosnhss.i Cay4.Al
Of Seventeen MItioos % Do,lsn. 5vepis
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Nelson MORGAN.

THIS HoBLx STOCK HORSE vss mi,sd h Arcussnh
County. IN this Bss,s, seyss yyaJ ssi, vskhs I'D
pouDis, CIV dart cbysnua, md ~ hasds hsfh ID
b 81 b,smtiful styh cod setben ruerfsi poT<, pc
esfa and seedy hsvsiles. nkins Nc IN ssss sn boas
without urring and en- trut NJ ne inss thrs nis-
u,rs sIth prrSct essr pnrps an escsIisat dsssten,
and b very sseuiAe De hes brsn brci Vss IsfgsD
from sound. powerful and ha kotfhae sorh. and in
evesy rr,pec desr.s stck kesss siss, h<asty, sp>i
and epiurarc~, hi colts sesdy shev, n Nc svsnty
NxisOS NoR0XN e 7-is tharspsA M, vss sir-d
w Bck IIask Iaie, he hy rais, ~ b. Id nA<t Hast.
hls dam By ~ Chsn-s. 40 dan By nsie. ~ b. inpr-
t.d Mes--nerv Bi.et Hawt piAsS d.n also BY "a BArk
Hawk. sho rraSi dam by No Chsdes Nsisnn h@ssns
dan vss . eruas q Moran and Mo.rner bic grs~i dam
being sherman Msnn nssv. bru~sht koo ysspoat.
lie sili nsks The srsson d ny hone Ism IN Alfnd.
FOR EfN0LE SERVICE, .................lb %
VOU TIE Observation-Disclosures. - %
Cash II tine n hrt prv,c-. No variation Ron The
shove terms IN any esse. An mars 81 Ne ~ a their
ows<p. TIMOTHY OAkKY.
AND. Apsn n, 1870. ll.a... isa
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probable circumstances, will barely
suffice to bridge over to the next clip.
Holders Of this grade are hrmt and
rather Indifferent to sales at current
Pullsd wools are not 90 firm; and
With accumulatIng stocks, holders are
anxious to sell, and not 90 particular
In regard to prices. The tendency OF
these WoolB Is downward, and the
coarse grades OF Western are selling at
low and irregular rates, Oomblng and
delAine Wool8 are very quiet, with q
tendency 10 shade. Low and medium
feeces ere mostly nominal, With very
small stocks Of the latter. California
Wools are dull and do not pay the cost OF
laying them down in the eastern mar
kels. Fine foreign WoolB are selling In
small lots, and at reduced prices.
In view Of the unremuneratiye and
depressed condition Of this branch oi
Industry, 0 number ofour large Woolen
mills In different parts Of New England
have lately entered into combination
to reduce the wages Of operatives 10Al2
per cent, the reduction to take eject on
and after this date. II 10 claimed by
them that The cost Of living has been so
reduced Of late, that their employees can
afford TO submit 10 this reduction and
moreover, that this 10 the only. alteTna'
tive that can be adopted 70 avert q suB-
pension or large curIallment OF operas
lions.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NEWS

On TuesdAT, the mill OF John Mex
son q Son, al MRnyunk, Pa, was to-
tally destroyed by fire. Loss ~, 900;
insured.
John Remmes, a Heading Odd Fellow,
died suddenly 10 Odd FelloWa' Hail, OF
Providence. K. l., TueSdGy night.
The steamers City OF Baltimore and
City OF New York, from Liverpool, and
9ileslRI from Hamburg, arrived at New
York Tuesday.
Lieut.. A. p. Colby, O. 8. army, CONF
mItted suicide At Jefferson, Texas, on
the 8lst ult,, by Bhooting himself
through the head with revolver. He
was q aon Of s. @. Colby Of the Tressu-
~ Department.
General HoVey, U. s. Minister to
Peru, and Hon. Charles K. Perry, U, 8,
Consul vi AspInWRll. sailed from New
otkyesterdaY In lhe steamship AFI'
zonA. .....
The, Worlds Japan correspondent
writes that Russia has seized some ol
tho Northern Islands OF the Japanese
Empire, and the belief prevails that II
10 the Intention Of the Gar 10 ultimate
~ absorb ths entire country.
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From the Gan FFancIsco BnlIelin, Dec. "a.
GIN, MonLandon has invented Q new
aerial machine, which he iB confident
can be made to navigate the air success
fully against all currents OF Wind,
taking as Ita guide the COmpRss and
Run, II Is made OF light materials
firmly bound together. There are two
chambers for the gas Oonformable In
size md shape with that OF the main
bsdV or passenger saloon. II has an
oblonR shaps,t TO offer HS little resistance
ns possible 10 the alr. II ls 10 he pro-
pelled by a continuous blast Of COM
pressed air. Openings are lett for the
air, which after having forced, can
escape without causing my counter
force.
In the centre OF the apparatus sIandsa
aort OF capstan, which holds 10 thegrove
OF q top and lower wheel, the transVer.
sal and loRltudlnal beams Of the center
OF this eApstRn being forced from right
10 lelt, or left 10 right, will steer lhe ap'
paratuR, causing II TO pivot on Iss CEN
ter. .,
Il can be helped or done away With
by applying compressed air to the fore
and rear, on the two opposite sldes:
IlAt ID 10 bhyS uu t4o tIBub 1IN0 IVA "eI
lift, backward and Vtce versa; IN luis
manner the forces being opposed, the
apparatus must naturally pivot on its
center. The cap, or gas chamber Of the
top, causes the RScension1 being lnuateo
and moderates or lets II down; when
The gas 10 allowed To escape by the
valves placed at tho two extrvmea, II ls
supplIed with gas by two tubes placed
forward which recsIVs Il from the gen.
orator, which Is placed In n room for
ward OF the apparatus. In The TOP OF the
instrument, by which the compressed
air Is applied, and which OverreAohes
The apparatus, aud 30 keeps the top
chambers from head Winds. a tube
starts from the lower gas chamber,
through The passenger room, meets The
ton chamber, from which another pipe
starts and meets the cap, giving TINS
the power In case Of dIlatlOn TO dImin'
ish the expanslve strength Of tho gas,
and by that the top chamber IL the re,
oelver and dispenser Of the force "t "s-
cent and descent.
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C,hIoagO Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.
FLouR-Sleady and in fair demand
for low, medium and good grades OF
spring superfine and spring extra; not
sufficient business done to establish
quotations. ..-
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and depressed; /;
demand for No. 2 spring exclusiVely
speculative TO fill short sales; 82c for
No. /, and 749<a76I<c for No. 2; closing
dull IL Too; optional sales were ut 76hSa
761fo, seller last half January; 76A77j 10,
seller February, and buyer January;
In the afternoon the market was gem
orally dull at 75a75No for No. 2. Corn
Dull, heavy and 20 lower; sales Of
No. 2at 69A70C; at the close there was
no demand, and nominal figures were
0Sa6sISc sales for future delivery were
90 9Ifa70c, seller month; 7lc, buyer do,
and 70a70I<c, seller February; nothing
doing In the afternoon. ORts-Dull at
40a40<c for No. 2 cash, and 39Aa4O]<c,
seller month; 40ka4lo, buyer do; 4Oa
401fo, seller February. Rye-Dull and
lower at GSa70c for No. 2. BArley-Dull
but shade hrmer for No. 2 at about
e2aS5c. u0.
CATTLR-Beei quiet and 15A25o lower;
S4a4 50 for common TO good cows; S6A
90 for fair To medium, aud. 90 81 1fa8 90
for good shipping steers; at the close
prices tended downward. y...
Hods-Decldedly dali at q decline ol
l0Al5O; sales at $8a9 10 for common to
fair. and 50 4OA9 rs for good 10 cholcs.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 8.
FL.ouR-UnclianGed; family sG6'25a
$50. 5lao
GRAIN-Wheat-DulI aud unOhangeli
red 81 O8Al.l2. COrn-Unchanged; new
ear 75a76c. OAts-60a56c. RYe-0OA92u
for No. l. Barley-UnchanRed and
quiet.
COTToN-Flrm; middllnR 24a24NC.
ToBAcCo-UnchAuged and quiet.
WHIsKY-Dull At 94o.
Hods-- Dull. lower aud unsettled.
LIVe-S9 6Oa9 60. DreSsed-$l0 75all 26.
Receipts, 0,9OO.
PRovIsIoNs-Unse Mess Pork
Declined 10 $50 50; sales OF 700 bbls.
Bulk Meats and Baoon-NsgleCted and
no demand. Lard-16hAl7c for steam
and kettle, nomInally no sales. Green
MeHts-Dull Rt 10a121<c and Az.
BUTTRR-Dull with better supply RnIl
prices lower; fresh 28AS4o.
EddH-80o and dull.
OL-No change Ia oil.
GRooRRIRa-SteAdy. No change In
other articles.
GoLD-1l9k buying.
ExoHANdR-Flrm al par buying,
MoNEV-MArket quiet al l9Al2 nVr
cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-06
sECoND DIsPATcH.
NEW YORK. Inn. s.

NhW 4OhhI tfAns W
Tie Western Union telegraph operas
tors struck yesterday afternoon and are
nearly all leaving Oh work. The COM
pany HAy there is no ground II fact for
the strike, that no salaries have been
reduced, and that they can permit no
combination or organization Of men 70
dictate who Of how many persons they
RhAll employ for the transaction otlhelr
business. They approve the action OF
Mr., MumlOrd, In reply IN the prnPosi-
lion OF the operators, that the mem
bers Of tho Ielegr1phers OrganiZa::
lIon who have already stopped
work, will be restored 10 their for
mer positions, but the company dc
clIned act for want Of ofilolAl know.
ledge. The telegraph officers ARy that
mart OF the men hRvO RtruOlE, but there
Is force cnnugh on hand to perform the
service.
The operators last night adopted a
card 10 the brethren throughout the
country, asking united action. The
Issue Is life or death. As well as 10
sustain their San FranclSoo brethren
they accept the challenge, and cheer
fully say they control all the impor..
tant telegra phic points In the United
States, and ask brother operators out
side OF the organization not To come 10
and Oil their places.