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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-31

National Grange OF Patrons OF H"s'
bandry.

National Grange OF Patrons OF Hus-
bandry.
ST. LOUIS, January S0.-The seventh
annual Convention OF the Nations!
Grange OF the Patrons OF Husbandry,
conyenes here next Wednesday. Dudley
Wadows, President OF the National
Grange has already arrived here and
the committee appointed by the last
Convention to revise the ritual, COM
posed O; O. II. Kelly, General Secreta-
ry; r. A. Benson. OF Minnesota; j. r.
Thompson, OF Washington; Rev. A.
B. Ouch. OF Washington D. c.; Gen.
Wilson, Of Iowa, and D. K Robertson,
of St Paul, we're expected here yester.
day but failed TO come. The principal
business OF the Convention will be the
revision of the ritual and perfectiug the
organization OF the grange. Presi dent
Wadows states that there are between
eleven and twelve thousand oranges
in the country, with nearly one million
members. The session will probably
be private.
Tho Kansas 9enntorsA,iP.
A caucus OF tae opposition members
OF the Kansas legislature was held late
last night, but no definite action was
taken. The majority OF the caucus
agreed to support J. K. Hudson, editor
OF the Kansas Farmer. and his vote to-
day may reach thirty-fve. The straight
Republicans will hold caucus tonight
and if they can unite on q man 1t is
said the contest will he decided to-mor'
row, if not no ore can now predict wher
it will end.
A special from Topeka, Kansas, t
the Evsning Dispatch, says that the bal
lot in the joint session to day resulted
az follows: Harvey 20, Phillips ~
Slower %. Plumb "a. Fenton l3, HUI
con %, remainder scattering.
Murder aud Robbery.
Andrew Reckmsp, wealthy farme
living in a French village a lew mile
from here, was shot and killed las
night while riding from East ST. Loul'
10 his home, and his pockets picked
No clue 10 the murderer.
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NEW YORK.
Stabbed While Playing Marbles.


Stabbed While Playing Marbles.
New York. January 30.-Thrse
youths qusrrelled over a game OF mar
bles yesterday aud in the alteration
following, one OF them, Robert HAND
was fatally stabbed.
Fears OF tho Communists.
The police arrangements for the MAS
meeting in Cooper Institute tonight
are elaborate. The superintendent is
in command 10 person OF the central
and ward detectives, and fifty PATROL
men will be in attendance in civilian
dress, and reserves in all stations will
be held in readiness. Thirty.one OF
the Tompkins Square rioters, 80 called,
have entered through their counsel q
plea of not guilty in the Court OF
General Sessiocs.
Anonymous Letter.
A lively quarrel has been stirred up
among the fire police commissioners.
The comptroller and mayor received
ANONYMOUS communications, charging
commissioners Smith, Gardner and
Chsrlick With forming a ring for their
benefit. The letter was sent to Smith
and after an investigation, his commit
tee asserted that Commissioner Russel
was the author OF the anonymous pa
per. Russel denies the accusation and
says the whole thing 10 the work OF
Charlick.
Cigar Makers Strike.
A number of cigar makers are on a
strike to compel employers to return
to the rates of wages before the panic.
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West Virginia University.

The financial crisis which overlook
this country when the Fall Term was
about to begin, and the panic which 1t
produced, have perhaps doue as little
harm in West Virginia as in any OF the
States. They have not, however, fall
ed to make themselves felt, though we
believe the State University has sui
Tered but little from them. The Pro
fessors are all at their posts and zeal,
ously engaged in their lsoors, ana
there is a fine attendance Of remark
ably orderly and studious young men
For the fret time IN several months.
we ~ believe, all the cadetships are about
filled up. At no time has it been more
worthy of the confidence and patronage
of ali our people, or more likely to
realize a grand iu'ure.-Norga"t0wH wH
Post.
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B,i,iunore MARKET.

BALTIMORE, January .S0.-Flour-
Qaiet and unchanged Whsat-Dull ;
choice white 81 95; fair to prime IS
al 90; choice amber l 93@l IS; aood
to prime red s09l go common 10
air | 60@l Il; Peunsyivauis $50
IS. 0hio and indiana l CO. ,weslern
,piIng ! 509l 55. Corn--Dul! aud
beayy; mixed wcsiera $50 Oats Dull
aud neglected. Rice-Firm At S9c.
Provisions-Quiei; mess york SIC 80.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders 6i97e; clear
rib sides Ss9Ssc. Bacon-Shoulders
Sc; clear rio sices 9t@9ic. Hams
Sugar cured l2;al3c. Lsrd-At s@
9ic. Butter-Unchapged. Coffee
Unchanged. Whisky-Firm 81 iOs.
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revYorkLive stock Market.

NEW YORK, January 30.-Beeves-
$40 arrived, making | 800 for Jour days
against 1920 for the same time last
week; market firm with an upward
tendency at 9I@l2c for poor to prime
native steers and &C for COVE light
Cherokee cattle &c. Sheep-ReceiPts
2270, making $3.50 for four days
against $3.50 Tor the came time last
week; demand better; market firm and
moderately active at 5l@7ic for poor 10
prime. Swipe-Arriyals $500, max.
iug IL, 2,040 6r four days against. Il, ,05O
for the same time lsst week. supply not
equal to the demand ard market frmer
at an advance 10 prices common 10
good sold alive at 666Ec, city dressed
7{GStc; western 7@7sc:
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-Cincinnsu Market. 9

>C,x0isyAfI, Jsnrary- 30.-Cotton--
Firm st'l5t Flour-Steady! Wheat
Dull st 81 43@s so. Corn-Quiet and
steady at 60a6lc. 0a,s-Stea5y at "A
@54c Rys-stesdy'at 93c. Barley
Firm and unchanged. Batter apd
Cheese-Firm. Pork-Nomiaal, l54
spot; Isl seller February. Lard-Firm;
sales OF steam at 9s county ksttls DC;
city kettle 9Ic. Bulk meats-Quiet,
With light sales; shoulders 6ic;; clear
ribs ia Sc; clear stc, all loose R,cou
Steady; shoulders 7t97le clear RIBS &c;
clear 9tG9ic. Hogs-Actiye and. fsm;
light IS 2oa5 50; heavy 5 SSS6s 90;
peceipts ..3,263; Shipments l,ol5
Wbisky-Activs and higher at 95c.
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View York Dry Goods market.

.NEw YORK, January 30-Tbsre was
a moderately active trade moyensnt
with manufacturer agents to-day in
staple and fancy fabrics. Cotton goods
are firm With an upward tendency on
standard shestipg snd medium grade
bleaehed shirtings which are selling
freely. Prints and shirtiDg stripes il
good nemand from first hands. Per-
Gales and cambrics are active. Cot
toDades in moderate request Worbted
coatipgs are realizing fair prices at
auction sale to-day. Foreign goods
improving.
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With due gravity is this story told
by !be veracious Huntingdon Journal:
aestral weeks ago 8 son OF Bepj,min
Isenberg Esq ,oi Porter township, hitch.
ed Up a spring wagon, in the evening,
and drove over to Alexander. distance
Of FIVE miles, over a rough road. and
at q rapid rate, 10 C hurch. About the
time church was out some one discovered
FIVE Cochin China chickens, rocstipg on
the strstchers OF his wagon, apparently
uncoucsrnsd. They were found to be
Mr.. Isenburg's chickens beyosd doubt.
There is soms stick in those fellows.
We have never heard Of ofanythipg to sur
pass them except Harrisburg Rooste's.
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PITTSBURGH.
Chin.rasn on the Rampage.

PrrEsBUReB, January S0.-A serious
sffrav occurred at Beaver Falls to-day
among the Cinnamon in the cutlery
works. As A II. Poy, the overseer
and interpreter. wss passing through
the works he was attacked by the Chi-
uese workmen, with the determination
OF killing him. he escaped by passing
through the office. AS they attempted
to follow they were prevented by q po-
liceman, whom they attacked with des-
peration, throwing knives. forks, pieces
of iron and any missiles they could find.
he fought them determinedly without
weapons until he secured a club, when
be forced them to retreat after he had
wounded ten or twelve OF them, two OF
them being seriously injured. The
trouble arose from the belief that A.
Fl. Poy had not been making proper
disposition OF their funds entrusted to
him.
The water Bond Thieves.
The final hearing of ex"Secretary
Ross and civil engineer Kennedy be-
fore the Mayor to-day, charged with
larceny OF the account books OF the
Water Commissioners resulted in their
being held in bail for their appearance
at court.
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INDIANAPOLIS,
TrIai Of n Striking Ep gineer,

Triat Of Striking Engineer.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 30-The trial
Of Jerry Bush, one Of the engineers
engaged in the recent strike on the
Pan Handle Railroad. and charged
with shooting Henry Vance, an engi-
neer who attempted to run an engine
on the road, was concluded at noon, and
q verdict OF not guilty rendered.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Parsons presented resolutions Of
the CITY Coancil of Cleveland, in rela-
,iou 10 the constitution Of harbor oi
refuge there, and made statement IN
support OF the proposition. Referred
Mr.. Fry asked leave TO otter an
amendment giving the accused the
right to challenge, now allowed by 10"
in trials by cour;n.a!IiJ :,
Mr.. C3!rra J !red 90 let the amend
meut be offered, remarking that there
was no place Tor challenge to come
as the court would be appointed by the
President. He moved. the previous
question.
The House refused TO second the pre-
vious question 10y svote'oi "a to 10
and the amendment was received and
the discussion proceeded. -
After como further debate the Speak
er put the question on Mr.. Frye
ame ndment aud it was adopted. Yeas
l72 ; rays l64.
The ioint resolution as amended was
then passed.
The House then proceeded to tht
cons deration OF private bills.
The joint resolution providing TO-
furnishing copies OF the Cong ressiona
Reoo:d 10 members and Senators wa
taken from the Speakers table and th'
substitute adopted by the Senate wa
non-concurred In and Committee o
Conference ordered.
The joint resolution was passed q
originally provided. "a copies for each
Senator ard member.
The Senate substitute provided To-
90 copies Tor members aud Al 70
Senators.
Mr. Cox offered a joint resolution
giving the thanks OF Congress TO III
officers and crew Of the steamshi
Atlantic Tor saving the crew OF tn
briganliue Scotland, in mid ocean
Passed
The House adjourned until to'mor
row, the session to be for debate onl!
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MINNESOTA.
The Minnesotn Sufferers.

MINxEAroLls, JANUARY 30.-The mill
lers Of this city lately sent thirty bar
rels OF flour to the sufferers by grass
hoppers iu southwestern oounties, and
to-day sent ITO barrels mere. The suf.
fering is very severe. The legislature
appropriated IS, 900 to the sufferers ant
will probably loan them $4,000 or
two, three and Iour years time withou
interest. The eastern stockholders o
the St. Paul and Sioux City Railroad
have contributed 81 500.
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Louisyiiie Market.

LoUnvILLR. Jsuusry So-Cotton-
Q1iet at l5c. Flour-Quie.; superfne
81 IS; extra 55; family 6 %; fancy
s Gu. Corn-Quiet aud unchanged.
0ats-Qaiet ard unchanged. Hay
Quiet and unchanged. Provisions
Quiet and firm; pork els 25@l5 So
bulk shoulders 6lc clear rib sides Ste;
clear sides Ss9S3c; loose bacon shoul-
ders nc; clear rib sides 9@9sc; clear
sides 9t99sc; packed hams, sugar cur
ed, l2i9l23c. Lsrd-Steam 9l99ici
kpss lUic. Whisky-qic.
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BOSTON,.
Yyro.

Besroy, January 30.-The steamer
Gloucus of the Boston and New York
line was burned in her dock this morn
ing.
The steamer Glsncus repurted burn
al wa, ecuttled to save tie hull. The
freight was valued at $3.50, ,OOo' which
will be recovered badly damaged. The
Shame. was valued at $500 600. Toe
hull is uninjursd and will be immeal-
ately raised.
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ToLtDo. January S0.-Flour-Ths
demand .is lair and the market firm.
Wheat-Dull and prices have declined;
amber Michigan 81 As; seller February
| 4SI; seller last halt February ] 81;
seller April l 50. Coru--Dull and
prices a shade lower; high mixed seller
February Co.; seller June Ilc; new
o2ic; Tow mixed Ole. OAie--Dull and
prices are nominal. Dressed lIogs-
Firm al & IS. Clover Seed-Qaiei:
mammoth ) 40.
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OMAHA.
Heavy Mail for Australis.

Heavy Mail for Australis.
OMAHA, January 3a.-si1 tons OF
Australian mail went west by tse
Union Pacific railroad yesterday snd
to-day's train brought two tons more;
which went east BY the Rock Island
road.
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.
A New Catholic BiAhop.

TORONTO, January 30.-A cable dis
patch announces than Vicar General
janet, OF Toronto diocese, has been ap-
pointed by the Pope Bishop ofSt. Marie,
and the Rev. D. B. Crinnon, Vicar
General OF London diocese, has been
raised TO Bishop Of Hamilton.
A dispatch from New Foundlaud
states that the Governor OF that pro-
vince has resigned.
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OREGON.
ACnrious Gaze OF E!gamy.

PORTLAND. January 30.-Mrs. Wal
Ter is on trial here for bigamy. Her
alleged former husband, one Waite, and
their children aged 10 and 7, positively
identify the woman. She is also iden-
titled 10y others as Mrs. Waite. The
woman denies that she ever before saw
Waite or the children.
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phiiiau.Iphia weei Mark...

PMLapELrHIL, January 30.-wool
quiet, firm, scarce and lighter than
OF former years. Ohio, pennsylvania
and West Virginia dsuble' extra and
sbove 56i@5Sc; extra 55956S medium
55S57c; coarse 50@52r western fne
53c; medium 51@5sc coarse 50@52;
combing washed ,62c@65c; fine un-
washed S6937!c; coarse and medinm
wsshed S69SSc; tub washed 54S5Il;
Ne. and super6ue .pulled 45@50
Texan fine aud medium 27@32ac.
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PniladsIphis Market.

PHILADELPHIA. January 30-fioar--
9 Qliet; sup,rtine s. IS; extra 6 %; Wis.
consin and Miuneso,a extra family
72597 Is; State OF Ohio aud Indiana
s OOaS 25. Whsat-Dull; red GOO
| G5; am Der 15@l so; white ! 500
100. Rice-Steady At $1,000. Corn
Dull; yellow 7SSSlc white new SI@
SSc. Oats-Dull; white 97@G0c. Pc
uoIcumG S.esdy; crude lotc; refined
l3f,. whisky--S,eady at ! OF.
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A MAN named James Costello died
recently. in New York, worth $500 600
who was unable to read aud write.
Patience, industry and natural sp,i-
tude Tor business had enabled him to
acquire this wealth, although he bad
never learned to write his name.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
sew York Money and Stock Msrke'

Eew York Money and Stock harkei.
New YORK, January 30.-NoSEY-
Easy; loaning most Of the day a.- Sac
per cent. on call, falling to SGs4 sPsf
cent. in the afternoon. the supply "a
hausting the demand. Sterling Ex
change closed dull 81 4 SSa for prime
bankers, and 81 for demand.
GoLD-Ranged at 1lls@llls, clos
ing at the higher rate. Carrying rates
sal per cent Custom receipts $62S,s
600. Treasury disbursed SIT, 900.
Clearipgs s36,0G00O0 Imports OF
dry goods for the week s., I27.250.
GovRRNMBNrs-Steady.
SrIrp RoyDs-Dpll
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The Wafer Bond Thieves.
CLEVELAND.
Destructive Fire.

CLEVELAND, January 3O.-A fire broke
out at 7 o'clock this evening, in the
Fourth story Of the Wholesale clothing
establishment o. Koch, Goldsmith,
Joseph Il Co., corner of Water and st.
Clair streets. The two upper stories
were burned out. The fire is still rag
ing, and has extended to and entirely
destroyed the large hardware store OF
Worthington &c Co.. in the same builds
ing. The loss will be heavy.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
a Gang OF Murderer.

San FgANoscc, January 80 The
notorious murderer and robber, Tibuero
Vasquesqp, with a gang OF twenty des'
perad oes has been discovered in camp
in a remote part Of Koinco county, in
this State. The sheriff OF that county
with strong force of men has gone to
ficht and capture them.
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KANSAS.
The SenatOrship,

TOPEKA. January 30.-The legisla-
ture met in joint session tonight, but
after considerable 6llibustering, ad-
joprned without taxing another ballot
Tor s.nstor. There is no probability
that an election will be had for some
days. sE -
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Atheeling &e9istsr.

An attempt is being made 10 Cumber'
land TO show that REsLKY killed CLAR1
in self-derense. We presume that,
encouraged by the Richmond case, the
attorneys hope Tor a verdict Of involun-
tary manslaughter." -.-..
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TENNESSEE.
10 be Hung for Rape.

NASHVILLE. January 3O.-Bill Kelly,
colored, was placed on trial in the
Criminal Court yesterday for rape on q
white woman last August. A verdict
OF guilty was rendere d fixing his pun,
ishnent at hanging. Sentence will
probably he passed tomorrow by the
court
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GENERAL 90. HOWARD, much to his
disgust, is to be iuvestigaged by a Court
Martial. While these courts were or
ganized TO convict Democrats few
years ago, they were the objects Of
General HowARD's special admiration.
But circumstances alter cases."
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NEW ORLEANS.
Mardi Cras.

New ORLEANS, January 3O.-ln obe-
dience 10 the commands Of his most
gracious majesty Rex, King Of the Car
aival, the managers OF the opera, aided
By artists aud professionals engaged
therein, will give q grand free matinee
on the afternoon OF February 10th.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30, SP.N.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30, SPIN.
PROBABILITIES.
For Few England and the Middle
States and Lower Lake Region, fresh
to brisk northessterly to variable winds
aud generally cloudy weather will pre-
vail. with areas OF rain and temperature
remaining above ireeHing point north Of
Virginia. For the Upper Lake Region
spd thence southwestward to the Mis-
eouri Valley and thence southwark to
The Ohio Valley, areas OF Snow aud
continued cold weather with .beast-
erly to posthwesterly winds followed by
clearing weather in the northwest. For
the Gulf States, colder and cloudy
weather and light 10 variable winds,
except west Of the lower Mississippi,
where they will sbiIt to Dortherly with
increasing force. For the Sopth Allan,
tic States, sas:erly 10 nor;be.ly winds
falling barometer aud a slight change
OF temperature. ...
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January 5o
aENATR.

Mr.. Chandler presented q petition lot
tie extension of the money order s!s'
tenn TO every postofice in the United
STATES and for reduction OF the chafg-
es in such offices. Referred.
Mr.. Hamliu presenteda a memorial OF
the Governor of the District OF Colum'
bis in response to certain statements
made in a memorial presented q ie"
DAYS ago by member from ONO,
which was read. The Governor SAID
that the District officials have not
sought, and do not seek to evade the
fullest investigation into the affairs Oh
the District The report OF the
committee OF the House last session
sustaining the district government, and
the liberal appropriations msde by Con-
gress laet year, encouraged the author
tiles of the District to 60 forward with
the improvements. Their course has
been sustained by every election. In
view OF ell the circumstances the gov
ernmept submits that it will not pe fair
or lust to enter upon another investigs.
ton unless there be come show Of proof
Of the charges made by the pretended
tax PAYERS in the memorial presented
ny them. =,
After debate it was ordered that the
memorial lie on the table. I
A large number Of bills were intro
duced 10 the morning hour.
Mr.. Coburn, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported a joint reso'
luton requesting the Presid--t 10 con-
vene a court OF inquiry OF rN' 'ss' than
five officers OF the army. Ia investigate
fully all charges against BriGadier Gem
erai Howard, contained in = communi-
cation of the Secretary OF War, ard to
report thereon.
After long debate on Louisiana
matters the Senate adjourned
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ss BOXES ousrowpER, GOOD 70

ss BOXES oUsrowDER, GOOD 70
oG 20 eIe Bose, imperi.l. q s'.' g. .ta
~ Hall Chests Gunpowdsf. Z g.. .
Youso HYsor.
20 Bozes choice.
~ - oOIoxG. 81
81 BALI Chests good 70 choice. rs. .-
s.E BoUCHOHo. 49, 90
- Hall Chests choice. ,......
= JAPAu. -+
lj half Chests, very nne. r.a
The above In the best sxsoIt o ent and
Isrze at stock of Tea 20 be fo0nd In our msf-
keg. Merchants can Saye monsy by.buy-
Ing our goods. insteah Of WndhBg 70 Balfi-
more and Phiisdelphis, where tees ere
mixed and co.ored. We icil none bot
straight goods., T1H0L&A 1oAn.
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ARKANSAS.
Accidently Drowned.

LITTLE Rock, January 30.-Whlls
attempting to cross the Onachta river
at Rockport yesterday, the skiff upset
and three Young men were drowned.
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PrrTsBuEGH. January 30.-Crude--
Quiet; Gales $50. Refined quiet and
nothing doing; January 13k February
l4@l4ss March l4A@14aG April l4i
@l5c.
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CIeyeIRnd Market.

CLhvELASp, January 30.-Grsin-
Dali, inactive and nomihally uncbang
ed. Petroleum--Firm, unsettled aud
unchanged.
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MICHIGAN.
Dead.

Dead.
DErRoIr, January so-Ciark c;
Abber. one OF the Oldest settlers aud
one Of the most prominent citiz:us OF
Grand Haven, died this morning.
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T0baocoa.

oua srocK ~ coaPosED or rHE
I J ioIIowirg stsndssdl1popalaSb bssnts.
=. ~. usH IwnD. - h-e
p y toae. fsihs frsilis Chicken. s1s'
% to.s' Yealss soiS Siasi. SIias.'e's' Il ~.
., 10 WaikQsS yrll - rr"g
& Gold Leaf, ...
10 Penotspot. 49, - -
q MIletik ,
q NcH rwBT,
% caddies Luscious Chew,
- zpouNp1. ~ '--''
Eda Aahby,
- yh sCommon,i -ste. -
Virginia Dare NAVY lis, ...
- - 80 u,
,Iingle 4 Lsbsrns choice navy 3,
~NouEfor n and pouucs,
= Hoae Bod RTiGnf navy1 1851
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-31

SRoEs.-The stock market, with the
exception OF a briet spell OF weakness
at the opening and again short time
after second board, WAS strong through
out the day. The advance ranged from
J to II per cent, aud the largest trans-
actions were in Pacific Mail, Union
Pacific, Western Union and Lake
Shore. The total sales between 10 aud
. o'clock aggregated l4l,OO0 shares.
Erie aud Pacific Mail rose materially.
A heavy bear attack on Cleveland.
Chicago & Indius Central depressed
that stock, but the final result was a
rise to 81. At the close there is large
"short" interest in it, aud the pool are
trying to corner. Atlantic y Pacific
telegraph stock was put on the board
for the first time o-dsy aLi advanced
from Is to l6i.