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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-20

CAUSE OF SENATOR HowARD's DEATH.
Tho stroke Of apoplcxy which caused
tho death Of ex-senator Howard, of
Michigan, attacked him while he was
assisting some workmen in cutting down
large tree which stood near his house,
and almost upon the line between his lot
and tho one adjoining. II was necessary
to make tho tree fall In n certain direction,
so that 1t might not fall upon his neigh.
boris house or his own. For this purpose
long rope had been attached near the
top OF tho tree, and when the tree had
been nearly chopped off at It's base, Mr..
Howard and the workmen were tuggiug
at the rope to make the tree fall as they
desired. Mr.. Howard said: "Now then,
a long pull, strong pull, and a pull al.
together" and was exerting his physical
strength to the utmost, when he fell down
unconscious. The exertlon of Juggling at
the rope had burst blood vessel in tue
brain, which had superlnduced an apo.
pleCtlc attack. During the afternoon he
partially recovered consciousness, when Il
was discovered that his right side was
paralyzed. In this condition he fingered
until his death.
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Allegheny Liye stock Market.
TUESDAY, April 1S, 1871.

TUESDAY, April IS, 1871.
CATrLE.-The arrivals Of cattle to this
time have been fair. The market this
week Is more firm than that of last week,
and cattle are selling brisk at an advance
Of fc over quotations Of week ago. The
number Of buyers here Is fair, New York
and Philadelphia being about equally
represented. Yesterdays New York
market was good, while that Of Philadel.
phia was bad, and all the cattle sold to-
day was for shipment to New York. The
quality OF cattle arriving SO far has been
good. One drove Of fine cattle; % or 90
In number, sold of the cars, on arrival,
for $3.50 per head. Below find quotations
ruling to dayi
go:d 10 prime, /, 100 to 1900, 50 5OaO 70;
common to medium, 1000 to / 100, 50 0Oi
bulls, stays, and cows, 500 to l 500, 81 Goa
s 80; stock steers, 800 to l 1000, $5 00a5 Is.
Hoos-The arrivals OF hogs fair, not
many selling and not many wanted; The
feeling may be said to be little better,
but still the prices remain much the same
as last week. Below find rates current
Extra Philadelphia 50 30; good to prime
Philadelphia, 225 to $50, 50 25.
sHEEP-The ARRIVALS Of sheep wert
fair. The market this week has been fail
at prices about the same as last week, oil
the sheep arriving finding u ready sale
but prices are not any better than las
week. Good to prime, IS to 90 lbs, 50 g
a6 80; decent to fair, Is to so lbs, s. IS!
q 90; mean to common, 70 to IS lbs, Il 81
al rs; foot rot and scalawags, by th'
head, 81 90.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, April 10.

Gold strong, opened at ILL, declined
and closed At opening prices, Exports
to-day were $1,6S2, ,42S. Loans from fat
to l.S2 OF l per cent for borrowing.
CIearings sixty:four millions. Govern.
ments steady-amoun offered at the
sub treasury was $G,30l 900; awards three
million at from 11046 to l1059f. Stocks
opened steady at first call and declined,
but rallied to the opening prices; Lake
Shore and Northwestern very strong;
Central Union Pacific bonds active. The
stock market closed buoyant; the chief
feature was Lake Shore, Pittsburgh,
Northwestern preferred, Union Pacific
and Hannibal & St. Joe. The failure of
small firm in the stock business and
another in the gold room is announced TO-
day. There was considerable activity in
money this mourning, but closed easy at
Q per cent. State bonds dull. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills, 11O.
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XIII CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April 10.
SENATE.

After the reading of the journal, with
out transacting any business, the Senate
went into Executive session, and the doors
were closed. The Executive session con.
tinued till 4:15, with the exception OF q
few minutes, when message was re-
ceived from the House announcing the
rejection Of the conference report on the
Ku.Klux bill, and asking o new confer.
encc.
The Senate, on motion Of Mr.. EDMUNDs,
insisted ou its amendments, and Messrs.
EDMUNDs, CARPENTER and THURMAN
were appointed Committee Of Confer
eDCe.
The report on the deficiency bill was
agreed to.
The Senate took o recess till $50, with
q Gview to final adjournment this evening.
HOUSE.
On motion Of Mr. DAWES, the Senate
request for new Conference Committee
on the deficiency bill was acceded to.
Mr.. CAMPBELL asked leave to introduce
q concurrent resolution requesting the
President to cause negotiation be opened
WIN the governments OF oFeaI britain anu
Mexico ahu 10 ascertain Oh W1at COLI
dltl0ns those governments would Tespec-
lively consent 10 the annexation Of their
possessions on this continent to tue United
states. Messrs' WILLARD anu NlERCuR
objected
MR. eHELLABAReH' IRON I4e confer
chce ComMltlee on Tue N1'AIuA D'!I'
mace report anu proceeded 10 explain
H. Inc discussion was mterruPIeu lot
the presentation OF the conference report
on the dehclency DILL Inc report having
been read,
Mr. HOLMAN, maae 'ne poln' . Of oraeT
s1nIIosO T a. "pO pxUpnvos ~ ~ ,%o Sn,ro TnnnoI
Commission was not germane 10 any.
thing In the bill and that the Conference
Committee had no rightto put it in.
Mr.. DAWES argued that il was gcrmane
to an item lor Carson City mint.
The SPEAKER remarked that he was
yery 10th 10 meet the Conference Com.
mitiee with an adverse decision on that
point of order: he would therefore submit
thc decision 10 the House. Finally on
motion of Mr.. GARFIELD, the report was
rccommitted.
Tho House then resumed consideration
Of the conference report on the Ku.klux
bill, After considerable discussion the
House proceeded to vote on the adoption
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GENERAL NEWS.

David Blakeley, editor OF the Chica-
go ErsniHg Post, who now holds gov
ernmeut position worth 5000, has been
nominated for the pension agency there,
worth $4,000.
The Union Hotel at Galesburg, Illinois,
was burned Tuesday afternoon. 1t was
owned by a stock company, and cost $685.
900. Total loss estimated at 800, 900.
One or two unknown persons orc reported
to have been caught by the debris and
burned to death.
The St. Anthony Wooden Mill OF Min.
neapolis, Mimi, was burned on tie 18th.
Loss $4,000.
"A fire at Quincy, Illinois, Monday
destroyed the carriage factory Of 3. A.
Miller & Co., and two dwellings adjoin.
ing. Loss about $4,000.
Capt John Elliott, Of the United
States Army, died at Dayton Tuesday
from the effect Of wounds received during
the late war. His remains were taken to
Harrisburg, Pa.
"A London dispatch from Munich
states that Henry Dollinger, the dis
tingDished Bavarian theologian, has been
accommodated by the Pope.
The President, accompanied by Gen.
Porter, left Washington last evening for
St. Louis. Hc will be absent one week.
The Senate, yesterday, confirmed the
following nominations: Thos. n. Bowen,
OF Arkansas, Governor oil Idaho Terri
tory; John W. Thompson and Charles F.
Peck, members Of the Council Of the
Legislative Assembly Of the District Of
Columbia for two years.
-Wm. P. Emerson, the well known
piano forte manufacturer of Boston, died
suddenly yesterday morning.
Miss Nilsson has invested one hun
dred and thirty thousand dollars in real
estate, located on OTIS and Arch streets,
Boston.
The difficulty between the boot and
shoe manufacturers and tho Crispins OF
Baltsmore has been arranged, and the
strike Is ended.
The Board OF otArbitrators Is in session
at Mauch Chunk, Pa. Judge ElwelI has
decided the question Of interference with
control in favor of the operators.
The Wadsworth Iron Works at
Buffalo, New York, suspended business.
Wednesday, Over 1000 persons arc
thrown out Of employment. There Is q
prospect that the creditors will arrange to
resume business soon.
Mrs. Richings Bcrnard's English
Opera Troupe closed very successful
season of nine nights and q matinee at
Cincinnati last night Tho troupe goes
thence TO Louisville.
MIR. Scott White, the well.known dry
goods merchant, Of Cairo, Illinois, died
there yesterday.
Thomas Williams, editor Of the
Pittsburgh Erenin0 Maa died yesterday,
at tsewickly, Of consumption.
Tho base ball match yesterday of
the White Stockings, OF Chicago, and the
Mutuals, oi Memphis, at Memphis, result.
cd in 6S for the former, and 0 Tor the lat
ter. The White Stockings leave for St.
Louis this morning,
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Financial and Commercial.

A GOLD BANK IN oPERATEoN,-The
Kidder National Gold Bank OF Boston,
thetirst gold bank chartered by the United
States, has received its bills and com.
menced its business, which Is tue same
as that of any National bank, except that
the medium used is gold and bills redeem
able in gold at the counter. The Spring
field Republican says: 1.-THE fifty dollar
bills issued by this bank are printed on
bulf.tlnted paper, and present aunique
appearance. On the face Is representa-.
tion of the American troops crossing the
Delaware river in boats, and oil the right
picture Ct q continental soldier kneel.
ing. Above him are the figures of Liber-
ty and Justice, with the U. s. aag indi
eating victory; On the reverse in the
centre Is fine grouping Of gold coins Of
various denominations, with the coaI of
arms of Massachusetts on the left and an
eagle and shield on the right"
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BOSTON,.
Celebration Of Patriotic Anniver-
sarieS.

BOSTON, april ~.
The surviving members Of the old
Massachusetts Sixth regiment celebrated
today the anniversary of their march
through Baltimore ten years ago A son
Of Corporal Needham, 10 years old, whose
father was killed in Baltimore, was pres
ent with the regiment, which contributed
q generous sum OF money in his behalf
Governor Clafin and Mayor Castor re-
viewed the veterans, who closed the re-
union by n dinner at Fancuil Hall
The citizens Of Lexington celebrated
the Goth anniversary OF the revolutionary
fight in that town today, by dedlcating
Memorial Hall in honor Of the heroes Of
the two struggles-those who fell on
Lexington green in 1775, and those of
their sons who fell in the late war.
Among the statues TO be placed in the
hall is one representing tho minute men
of'70, another tho Union soldier. The
names ofthose who fell in both wars are
appropriately inscribed on tablet.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April /.

OLNCtNNAEAt AprlI ~.
CoTToN-Dull; mlddling lac.
FLouR-Dull; 50 SOa8 so asked; 10c less
offered.
GRArN-Wheat quiet; red 81 35a1 81
Corn advanced 57a58c. Rye 81 OSal OF,
Oats firm, at 54a50. Barley scarce, at
05aS1 0s.
GRoCERIEs-Prime molasses, 60a89c.
OILs-Linseed oil firm at 81 GOAL 02.
Lard oil dull and unchanged,
EaGs-Higher, at 1Sc.
BUTTER-30a33c.
CHEEsE-Qulet at 1Gc,
SEEps-Unchanged.
PROvIsIONs-Flrm; pork, saleable at $15,-
so; bulk meats sold at 81, Y, and 81, to
SIC; held 4c higher. Bacon sold at
Oial0C for bacon sides; clear rib and
clear. Lard nominal, at lie.
Hoos-Firm, at s. 75a015.
WuIsKY-S7c.
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, April 10

NaoAANNAONN 0luH Az
Synopsis for Past Tteentyf0ur Hours
The storm centre which was on Tuesday
evening west of Iowa, has moved slowly
northcaCtward, and is now central over
St. Paul, Minnesota. Threatening weather
with falling barometer has been expert.
enced on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts,
which Is now generally succeeded by
clearing up weather. Rain has fallen
north OF Ohio and on the lakes eastward
to Ontario. Brisk eastcrly winds, follow.
ed by high southwesterly winds, have
generally prevailed from the Ohio and
Missouri rivers to Lake Superior. A
severe northeast gale has con.inucd, but
is now abating on the latter lake.
PrOJaba,tieS-It Is probable that the
storm will move northGastward and thut
the winds will abate on the lower lakes
Clear and partially cloudy weather is
probable for Thursday on the South At
iantic and Gulf coasts.
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Probability of Mr.. BOutwell'S Re-
tirement.
NEW YoRX, April 10,

Avn" SSAAAAI AHAA ASs
The Tri5unSS Washington special says;
"The conviction is daily becoming strong,
er here that a change Is contemplated in
the Treasury Department, though there
is much doubt II It is to be made immedl'
ately, as no successor to Mr.. Boutwell, Is
known to have been selected. The dis.
patch from Vienna announcing that Mr.,
jay had been transferred to Constantine.
pie, Is thought by some TO reveal part OF
the programme Of the administration in re.
gard to this matter, Us it was reported quite
recently in certain circles here that Mr..
Boutwell, was to be made Minister to Aus.
tria when he lett the Treasury Depart.
lnent. Tho report that Senator Morton
is to succeed Mr.. Boutwell, is, however,
without thc slightest foundation, that
gentleman having not only denied 1t yes.
terday, but having recently told friend
that he will accept no appointment from
the Government"
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The Extra Session Of the Senate.
New York, April 10.

AWashlngton correspondent telegraphs
that the president and Secretary Of
State, in view of the probable result Of
the negotiations Of the Joint High Com.
mission and the probable necessity for &C.
ton by the Senate have been quietly
sounding Senators through members Of
the Committee on Foreign relations, to
ascertain what time would best suit them
Tor an extra executive session. Thus far a
majority OF Senators have expressed
themselves In favor OF meeting in the
early part of June. Most OF them desire to
return home for o season, but will be
ready in a month or SO for the new and i'm.
portant business which, it is expected will
be submitted 10 them.
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DAKOTAH.
Extra Session of Territorial LeEislas
tures.GOod Crop Prospects.

Extra Session of Territorial Legislas
tures.GOOd Crop Prospects.
YANKToN, DAKoTAu, April 10.
The Legislature in extra session, met at
noon to-day with quorum Of both
Honses, pursuant to proclamation. There
having been doubts expressed as to
whether an extra session could be held
after consuming the full time allowed for
the regular session, Governor Burbank
wrote 10 Washington for opinion. A dis.
patch was received from Secretary Fish,
today, which stated that the Attorney
General believes the special session is au.
thorized. 1t will remain in session but a
few days, to legislAte on railroad matters.
1t will probably pass bill authorizing
the counties to vote on the tax for the Is.
sue OF bonds for building railroads.
The river is falling almost daily now,
and the farmers are in fine spirits over the
prospect Of big crops. An unusal breadth
Of land Is being sown in grain.
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Tho Now York Gold Market.

New YORK, April 10.
The Times financial article says: I'm
addition to the export demand for gold in
aid OF the upward speculation inaugurated
in the gold room, the customs demand on
Monday and yesterday, amounts to ST.
$4,000. The customs will no doubt to.
day raise the sum TO two millions, to be
sold out Of the treasury tomorrow. On
the other hand the May interest OF the
public debt will be anticipated carly next
week, and of sixteen millions to be paid
through the New York office, at least
one halfwill be promptly called for. The
other sub-Treagury's and Washington
office. will disburse about $1,00O,00O Of
the May interest"
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Mr.. Sumner and his Relations to the
Administration.
WASHINGTON, April 10.

AphANOAONI 0PAA AS'
Mr.. Sumner Is understood to have pre-.
pared q speech in regard to his relations
with SeC'y Fish and the State Department.
but, although he had the manuscript with
him In the Senate yesterday, he has been
persuaded by his friends not to deliver It.
The speech Is said to give complete his
tory Of tho Senator's connection with the
Motley affair and incidentally Of his dill.
ferences with the President, all founded
on and sustained by documents and let
tiers, It Is said to DO very damaging to
Mr.. Fish. Senator Morton was in confer.
ence with Mr.. Sumner in the Senate for
more than an hour yesterday, the whole
subject OF Mr.. Summers differences with
the Administration being talked over in
an earnest and excited manner, Mr. Sum-
ner denying that he had attacked the
President, and claiming that the country
was with him. Mr.. Morton replied that
he was mistaken in this, that his speech
was without effect, and that few or no
journals in Indiana supported Mr.. Sum-
neF
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COnsIitutionality of Township SubS
scriptiOns to Railroads.
LOUISVILLE, April 10

LUUIsVILLE, ApIII 4V'
Judge Pierce. OF the Circuit Court of
Gibson county, Ind, Tuesday last, in the
case ol the people Of Pulaska and White
Run townships, Gibson county, rs. Louis.
vile, New Albany & St. Louis Air Line
Railroad, in which the Taxpayers
asked for an Injunction against the officers
OF townships in the collection Of subsCrip.
tlorS Of stock for constructing the road,
decided In favor Of the cOlstitutionality
Of the law authorizing subscriptions to
the capital stock Of railroad companies by
townships. He also decided some techni'
col points regarding the local election au'
thOrizing the subscription, and refused to
grant the Injunction prayed for.
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A HOME. MADE DIs1NFEcTANT.-Dls.
solve bushel Of saltin a barrel oi water
and with the salt water slack a barrel Of
lime, which should be wet enough 10 form
a kind Of paste, For the purpose OF a
disinfectant, this home made chloride Of
lime Is nearly as good as that purchased
at the shops and drug stores. Use it freely
about sinks, cellars, CUTTERS and out.
houses, and in this way prevent sickness,
suffering and expense.
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The Morse Monument.

New YoRK, April 10.
It is understood that Gov. Hoffman, Of
New York, and Gov. Clallln, Of AIassa-
chusetts, have accepted prominent parts
In the ceremony Of the Inauguration Of
the statue to Prof. Morse In Central Park,
and that the statue will be unveiled by
Gov. Claflin. An oration, 1t Is said, will
be delivered by VIM Cullen Bryant.
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ENGLAND.
Proceedings IN Parliament.

LONDON, April 10.
In the House Of Commons last night,
Mr.. Gladstone spoke in opposition to the
resolution for the discontinuance oil the
telegraph and postal services on Sundays,
on the ground that 1t would deprive u
large number OF people Of employment.
The Premier also opposed and sue.
cecded in defeating the vote OF censurc Q:
tue naval administration, indirectly
arising from the loss Of the iron'clad,
Captain, the House, upon division, sus'
tanning the Government by about 40 ma
jority.
An Offset to the Alabama Claims
LONDON, April 10.
The Shipping Gazette to-day editorially
expresses the belief that counter Claims
for tha seizure Of British vessels will be
considered by the High Commission at
Washington along with the claims for
property destroyed by the Alabama, and
quotes from the works Of Montague, now
. member Of the High Commission at
Washington, and President WOOlsey, OF
Tale College, and from former treaties and
commissions for preccdcntS.
The census Of Great Britain, which up.
proaches completion, shows large IN.
crease in the population Of all the princi.
pal cities.
The ship Royal Arthur, from San Fran.
cisco bound to Liverpool, went ashore on
tue Irish coast near Waterford. Crew
saved.
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NEW York, April 70,
CoTToN-Dull; middling uplands, 144c.
FLouR-Dull at SO 45aG75 for shipping
extras.
GRAN-oats, steady ut G5aOsc. Corn,
quiet; mixed western, 70a7G4c; yellow, n
a77ic.
PRovIsroNs-Cumberland middIcs, s9c.
EG0s-Steady, 14ia15c.
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Attempted ThrOat-Cutting in a st.
Louis Theatre.
ST. LOUIS, April 70.

During the performance at the Olympic
Theatre last night young man about 90
years oI age, whose name is unknown,
suddenly drew two.edged dagger and
cut two long 6nt not deep gaShes across
his throat, with the evident design d
committing suicide. It is thought thai
he was laboring under u mild attack OI
delirium tremens.
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Conference of Iron Men In New York.
New YoRK, April 10.

A large number of iron merchants
from the New England States, New York
and Pennsylvania met at the Astor House
yesterday 10 arrange the tariff prices for
extras. James Z. Walker, OF the Albany
Iron Works, at Troy, N. Y, was elected
President, and John Wister, Of the Dun
cannon Iron Company Of Philadelphia,
Secretary. Questions Of much importance
to the iron Interests Of the country were
under consideration, and, together with
the scale of prices, viii probably be set.
tied to-day.
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GREAT HAIL STORM AT CAM.
BRIDGE, O.

Four Inches HaiIss.Gale aud Lights
ning.--Barn Blown Downs..FEuit
Destroyed.
Special to tho InteIIIGcncsr.
CAMBRIDGE, o., April 10.
A very severe hail storm visited this
place and vicinity this afternoon, about 4
o'clock, accompanied with q heavy gale
and lightning. Hail fell to the depth oi
some four inches. The wind blew down
a large barn, and great number Of win
dows were broken. The fruit is all de-
stroyed. The storm extended about one
mile in width. No one injured.
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LEAvENWORTH, April 10.
WASHINGTON.

REJECTION OF CONFERENCE REPORT on
KU.KLUX BILL THE SENATE EXTRA
sEssION-LEGAL TENDER.
WAsuNoToN, April 10.
About thirty.one Republicans voted
with the Democrats to reject the first re.
port Of the CommItte of Conference on the
Ku Klux bill. The fifty members absent
or not voting were nearly equally divided
between the Democrats and Republicans.
1t is said to-day that it is not probable
that the Senate will be called into Execu.
tive session until the close Of next month.
The President designs visiting the Pa.
cific coast about the 1St OF September.
The argument In the legal tender cases
to-day was concluded by Mr.. Potter, OF
New York, and the question i3 now be-
fore the court. The opinion will probably
be dellyered Monday next.
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STATE BONDS -Missouris, 014; Tenues-
secs, old and new, GO; Virginias, new,
72t; old, 72t; North CarolinRs, old, 48t;
new, est.
Western Union Telegraph, 5ss;
Adams Express, 80; Wells, Fargo &
Co., 42i; United States, 4Ot; American,
sol; Pacific Mail 454: New York Cen.
tral, 99t; doscrip, 05s; Erie, cit; Harlem,
l27t; Reading, 1885,; Michigan Central,
1911; Pittsburgh s. Cleveland, 1204;
Union Pacific, Sit; North western, OOt;
do preferred, 1901; Rock Island, 112f;
New Jersey Central, 1865; st. Paul,
oct; do preferred, SET; Wabash, OIL;
do preferred, 8OI; Fort Wayne, O7t;
Terrc Haute, 81; Chicago s. Alton, 11S;
Ohio & Mississippi, o.; Cleveland, Co.
lumbus & Cincinnati, 0Ot; Burlington &
Quincy, $50; Lake Shore, 10S; Indiana
Central, 124t; Illinois Central, 1S44.
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Philadelphia Market.

1uILAUNLPIIIAl ApTII 1U'
FLoUR-Very dull; western family ex.
ira Rt 50 75a7 90; Ohio and Indiana at
81 20a7 rs.
GRAN-Wheat dull; red western at
81 G4al G5. Rye at 81 Oj. Corn dull,
mixed western ut 72a14c. Oats at 06a69c.
PRovIsIoNs-Unchanged.
OII-Petroleum, crude at l7c; refined
at 22ta93c.
WnlsEY-Iron bound ut 02c; wooden
bound at Ole.