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0eucre sserthte BON Wcrifo.

Stabt Wterifo, 21. SUM-. = @int
turdtbare @pioenlie, beren gSeien bis ieti
gang unbefannt 1T, 9raiiirt in Slacolntam
Bic gunOesbeb0roen leiitcn ben 2Ofal=9luto
ritdten ale m0glid)e S1iilfe, I'M Der auSbrei
tung oieier idredlihen Scude eiuen Damn
entaegeusuiete1I.
Der Staat @uanajuato bietet Brdmieu fin
ben Sau uuo Die Maullfaftur BON Seibe unO
Saumuolle; au9 iinO Breilc auf Die beIteu
Yrobufte an gSeiu uub Sel auSgeett.
Serner werOen fetne 0ifieren5ialS0Qe aui
Sitter erbobcur .peld]e utter fremOer Slagge
i'm Staate Oucatau eiugefii9rt weroen.
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selbffm, ero etnes @rzsd1eriffs.

Norfotf, ya., 80. Sllni.-0er friibcre
Sderifi pon yforfolf- -@ountb, gSilliam {. q.
Stent, begiug beute Mor9en IN ietner gSob=
nuug gu 9ambert's Boint Selbitmoro, inbem
er fd burd einen BiitoleniduB ben S9dOel
3eri6metterte. Die llriahe su Der Sbat lit
l1nhPfnnf1t ~ ~ ----.-- = -. IL
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Cberit @oroDn'S expedition nadt
sphnrfttfts

g8 a hing t-e-n, SO. Suni. = Das
@taats 6epartetiien. III BON Der itderen aHz
fnnit BON Gbsrlt @oroon's @rpeoitton III
Sbartum BON Der egDptiibel 8e8;eyang off.
sieli in SenntniB geiett iupreer. Der Site1
SDulq hat eis Grtrct erialIsit, iu meldlem el
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Ssad,rtd,ten aus Sopauna

Sapanna, 80. SUM. Die 6lNg9(
iiber Dem Balaite beS @eneral @apitdnS
bate bis iett trOB oeS Stur3eS Der Otonar
die cine arone gehayen. 6eute iebod pebt
ite obne bas fDnislidle emblem.
6apanna, 80. Suui. - @cucral Gapi=
tim @onda bat ein 9efret erlaiien, nadJ mel
dem an nno na6 oem /. Snli 80 Yroseut
Der gelp0bnli6eH Abgaben III @OlO 5u 5ableu.
Ser 6uB, uah neldenl Bapier fir Oieie Nbz
gaben III ;3ablun9 angenonlnen merben left,
luirO Don Der Gegierung beittmntt merOeu.
9a8 0etret pom a. SUM. peld)eS Sallten
autoriiirt, Sob SeAuiS 3ahlung Der 9auo,
lteuern 81 oerfaufen, 1T nioerruien wOroeu.
Qluf Der 90be oeS 9urie5 &ojlmir, 6 Ntei-
len 1itli6 BON 0aoanua, lit ein 2i9ter nit
SO YcriOnen an 8oro gefcntert. 1G ltcni6tn
lino ertruufcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-01
Die Sft,aattp,, al,f Suba.

D0D an II a, 30. SuHl. = 81 elllCr Bcr
iammlung zines @onlite's pon Ylaweru,
&aufleuten uno SnpuitrieQen muroe bei6loi
len, baB Die Jiegierung beHa6ri6ti9t WerOe,
oaB iie, menn Die i'm april ungelegte Steuer
bon Bro5ent auf Die YrOite ni6t geniige,
cine peittre Steuer bon 5 Bro5ent aulegeu
f6une.
Gin Sd)rcibcn aus 8uerto Iriucipe nleloet
Dem y0iarto" pom %. SUM-, OaB bic Spa=
nier III Sos Dfinas, weldle 1000 Dtann fart
waren, in p,ri6ieOcnen 6i6tln9en abgesogen
iiub.
Die Seridte iiber neue lluelniJ Jtsien inter
ben Siibreru Der 2luiltdnbil1en beitdtigen ilt
utd)t.
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Bic ,ueitlid,cu Niieubaf,tte1t.

@bicago, so. Sllui. - DIE Sermaltcr
Der bon hicr aus burd Soma 9ebenOen @tien=
babnen oisfutiren ge9cnudrtig baS fir oleitn
9aorOweif." uno bic r3G6icasO &OdsSs
lano- Yaciiicz 8abn" miro tbr.u 6ra6ttarii
nit benz neuen 9elcb III gtntlang bringeu,
nno Die iibriaen S0bnen iperoen mabrid)eillz
lid benielbeu Garit anuebntcu. gtah benz
auf Baiagiere be3iiglifeu Selcte miro Die
6abrt GtS. pro Wteile foiten. Die 9elterll
anpeienben Sertreter Der perI6teoenen Sab
nen erSielten nod feine Ginigung; lebt aber
nil itd bic nGbicaao- -0todz zSsIanb= =Bacific.
Sabn" benz nelcn @eieBe unterlperfen; Die
anbern Sabnen weroeu ibren gegenwdrtigcu
Sarif beibcbalten, au8geuonlmen oil ben
Yunften, no eS ii6 I'M cine SonfurrenS nit
Der obigeu Sabn bauOelt.
Scr @eneral 2(nwalt duBert iitb Oabin oaB
Dem @eicbe @iilti9feit uerlf)aift perOeu
f0nne, obipobl es IL 5icmlld) nnbeitinnlter
6orm Qbqefabt lei.
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Nattfn.Nl pro 1tno sefbifntnro.

&teDel lan6, Dbi0, 80. SUM-. o.
nporbeiter Soba Bennett ernlornA
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9ampffeHel Grptoiiom. Md)t
Wenidten getootet itno Oer=

0etrolt, Mid,., 80. SUM. - gu Gar=
rollton, Dtid)., erplooirten beute Diorgen nm
llbr BON ben 0ampifehelu III ben 9rOBeu
gtabliiiement BON Sbonla8 Saplor & Comp
Sipci. Soiepb Subon, Seniamin Sbupman
Sobn Yed unD @eor9e gSation wurOen augens
blidlih get0otet. ySatiou binterlGBt cine
Srau ltnb brei Siuber. Der l8=jdbrige gSil.
fam Emmett purbe 10 idwer perlebt, baB er
nid,t gebeilt merben fam; s. Gleupelano
murbe perbriibt uuo erlitt Gontulionen; s.
gSalter brad einen arm unb @OneD 9apiS
murbe am Yeiu perlebt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05

reign of God in their hearts. could OBJ:
-jecf to Him reigpipg in the nation
he combatted the idea that ssnstior
was q mere aggregation of iDjividusis
ginning alflitss power from them, but
said that 1t was an ordinance OF God as
much as the family or church. ,s'a = =.
Dir. Brown, Of New Castle, addressed
the Convention on the relation Of the
proposed amendment to the suffrage OF
citizens who oppose it. The amends
ment, he said, was designed to deprive
no man OF his rights, whether 'JeH,
Unitarian or In6del.
g. Prof. @. A. Blanchard of Wheaton
College Indiana, addressed the Con-
ventioD on "The Conflict OF Law" BE
admitted that no matter how frequently
God was acknowledge in the Consti,
tuti0p, ii would no more make o pation
religious than putting q pump in 8 we'll
TO increase the supply of water. What
be wanted was to pump religion ! into
our laws until they corresponded with,
the Christian sentim ent of the people.;
He was OF the opinion that while it was
not intended to unite the Church and
State, it would h6befter. to have the
ballot box in the church than in the.
rum shop, or that some religious test
should be demanded rather than accept
the thieves and drunkardsS, that now
make outlaws GrT - - b.,.r..,f .'Ia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
MEMPRI
The Recent Fire.

MEMPHIS, Februsry4 .-The burning
of the Memphis and St. Louis railroad
machine shop was done by james Nc
Car,hy, a former fireman on the road,
but now employed by the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, who, in COM
pany with another man entereSsthe
Office of the mas.ersmechanic, pretend.
ing TO be arunk. LA -rAisfSS = 49,
Dennis Roach, the watchman, Hno@
he knocked down with billit OF wood'
IN a match and set fire to lot OF pa
ners. About this time Lee
Thomas, another watchman enter
"a the room, attracted by the
rowland taking in the situation al a !,
gIance struck Mccarthy over the head
With a club. Mccarthy then ran anG
WIS pursued by Thomas who @ @hreO
several times at him, one shot taxing
effect in his side. as stated bv the "o.
man who dressed his wound; Up le
an early hour this morning the ponce
had failed to capture him. The eni'rt
loss will reach about one hundred and
Ten thousand dollars. Four locomo,
lives were burned. Fully two hundred
men are thrown ont OF emFloyment 0!
the FIRE, but it is thought that ne'
shops will be built at once.
Charges Against Jndse.
The Appeals, Jackson, Mississippi
special, says that chargea OF neglect Q
duty, living out Of the district ridIcui'n
the supreme court, exioF'ing none
from under officers, &c, were preSenie
to both Houees OF the legislature 'o
Sav AGAINST Judge Chas. Shackeltor
Of The ilth judicial distrtrict. The al
ro;gnment is considered weak. thong
strong effort will be made to reno, rsmos
the Judge. The matter was re'etre
70 the Judiciary Committee OF bot
Nausea
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The reason for the Granger's move
me0t is admirably Get forth in the iol-
lowing statement which we clip from
an exchange: "A Maine farmer sells
chickens at six cents a pound; the cot
ton spinner in Lowell buys them at
twenty-five cents pound. A Nebraska
farmer sells corn at fifteen cents q
bushel; a Connecticut mschinist buys
it at ninety cents a bushei. Iowa
farmers sell lat hogs at three and q
half cents pound aud Carolina plant
ers buy bacon at shilling a pound"
The farmers as well as the consumers
ask themselves why this difference
should be; why the producers should
not reap a better profit and why the
consumers should lot buy cheaper. The
Grangers seek a solution Of these ques-
tiops.
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ILLINOIS.
Arrest ofa Murderer.

CAIRO, February AT noon IN TINS
CITY, Sheriff Irwin captured a negro
named White, who It's supposed 4s
the murderer of Mrs. Ryan, at CARBON,
dale on Monday lsst. Irwin ana
White were both on horseback, Tue
latter having hired hoIse WI; iIom q q
stable here. Irwin accused mr. ~
the crime, when he starteo h,r E,H'na nI
on a ran, end Irwin followed. Fali'hs
Oh to s,on q bis man by threats, he put a
H,IIst ~ ist through his body just below the
Cnr,,I shopIdsr' by a shot from nis revolver
IpUioIs' Irvin saws there is no doubt but s that
Whit White Is guilty Of the crime shsrstd ar ed.
IS certain property was found SIi On p.an MI
ne person known to belong to Mrs. NJ aO, Ryan
f T. is Soubt.ul whether be will reeoSe! e!
as - the symptoms indicate in'erns
hemmorrhsge.
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THERE seems to be a. least an honest
inclination in Congress to investigate
the alleged frauds in the government
OF the District OF Columbia. The new
committee consists OF Messrs. WILSON,
OF Indiana, ROBERTS, of New York,
HUBBELL, Of Michigan, HAMILTON, Of
New Jersy and JEwErr, Of Ohio. or
course every possible appliance will be
used to induce these gentlemen to bring
in awhile washing report, but there is
good reason to expect that the com.
mittee will deal honestly with the coun-
try and render true verdict in the
case.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
.OrrIeE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL oFFicEk'
WAsHINaroN, Feb. 4, s P" }
PROBABILITIES.
For Thursday in the New Eng
,statss continued cold nor'hwesterls
u;nds diminishing in force with rltl1g
barometer, higher temperature; parry
,ciondv and clear weather. For lIe
Middle Atlantic States westerly WINGS
with rising barometer and generaily
clear weather. For the Southern STATES S .
north and east winds, somewhat h'gher
tenn perature and pressure and genefaily J
clear weather, except possibly on I tut
western Gulf coast. For the ONO va,
ley light winds and partly cicuuy
weather. For the Upper Lakes w,nu'
,sbiItipg TO southeas,erly, followed oH
falling barometer and higher ,emPera
,nrs preceding a storm centre pTooa
Slv now developing on the western
plains and in Texas,
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ItIssis.su HSSlN. :

CikaENkfI, February 4-Oc,tos-
DauStl5tc' FIsus-fsas dssss1 ~
arm; family i 0007.3A q wbsai-,Dsll
s1d nominal .. 1 li0l 30. Csss-Du,l
le!-Firm; No.d9 sPTins r-105f 30
No. sPring j0Sl 60. 0ils-Un-
changed. Eggs-Firm. Buttsr-Stesdy
st35@36c. Cheese-Firm. Provisions
-Pork-Noninally unchanged at Is SO
@l5 10. Lard-Stsady steam Q ll.l6
@9Sc; kettle &c. Bulk Meats-Steady; /;
shoulders 6Ic; clear rib sides Tic; clear
Ss@Slc, all fall cured loose. Bacon
Steady; shoulders 7ic; clear rib siiss
S3@SIc; clear Ole. Hogs-Active srd
higher light 5000 90 heavy 8 O00
8 25; receipts 4.O64: shipments |, l,G55.
Whisky-Strong at 96c.
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KANSAS.
The Few Senator.

Topeka, Fetrusry 4-The Legis'a-
ture adjourned to-day till next Tuesday
s,na,or Hsrney's election gives ss''s-
f,,ion throughout the State. The story
.snt ont of this city by the Times that
=. "a an Anti. Republican, is secuted as
an % ahsurdity BY men Of at! parties Ia
Kansas The assertion in the as PAM
~ m1, nsr that the new Senator ie opposed
20 paS Senator Ipeallp, is autborstiveiy r1o- pr,
Houncsd to be without foundation is'
TSsSs Rsasas delegation IN Congress. i1c'ua,
iny Senator Harssy. srs unanimoEs
apa a unit ia favor Of Repuoiieanifm
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.. ST.. LOUIS
!rhs Pnarohs OF Husbandry.

ST.. touisSFs sbraary A. The seventh
annual ssession Of The Grange 81 Pat
roas of Husbandry, convened at the
Southern hotel this morning. Three
States and two Territories were repre-
scented by the Masters OF State Oranges.
About thirtye ladies are present The
sessions are held with closed doors and
all that is known Of the proceedings is
the following brief report furnished by
the Committee on Publication:
After prayer by Rev. A. B. Grost,
chspline. T., r. ALLEN. Master Of the
State Grange of Missouri, delivered q
brief address, welcoming the National
Grange TO ST. Louis, in q warm and
cordial manner, and making soma al
lusion to the'growth ofthe order in this
State. .,l4yr-r
This was responded TO by William
Saunders, Chairman Executive Com
'mittee, who heartily thanked JMr.
Allen on behalf OF the order for his
words OF welcome sud assured him that
his sffofIs TO make. the meeting OF, the
National Grange one OF pleasure and
prof.. were fully appreciated. Com
mittees were then appointed on each Of
tn following subjects: Finance, aud
itipg accounts, Icc-operation and the
transportation OF the goods 6fhf order,
business agencies, master rof The nstional
graDge.j hii.4 81 ulast - > % ~ tas
us 86,aalss5o " u "a AaAs's tas atAeq nj iEs
past year, and which was replete with
valuable suggestions. 90.
Reports were made BY the Secretary,
Treasurer, Lecturer and Executive
Committee, which were referred 10 ap-
propiate committee
The grange is in session tonight, but
it is not likely any report of the pro-.
ccedings will be furnished.
The following are the officers Ma
tioua, Grange Master, Dudley ". Ad.
ans, OF Iowa; Overseer, Thomas Tay.
lor, South Carolina; Lecturer. S. A.
Thompson, Minnesota; Steward, A. J.
Vaughan, Mississippi; Assistant Stew
ad, G. W. Thompson, New jersey;
Chaplain, Rev.A. B. Grasp, Washington
City; Treasurer, F. NJ. Mcdowell,
New York; Secretary, o. II. Kelly
Washington City; Gate Keeper,
o. Dinwiddie, Indiana; Ceres,
Mrs Dudley w. Adams.
Iowa Powans, Mrs. o. H. Kelley,
Washington city; Flora, Mrs. j. c,
Abbott. Iowa Assistant Stevsrd, Miss
G, A. Hall, Washington city. Executive
Commander, Mrs. Sanders. Washington
City, and D. Wyatt aud E. B. Shauk-
land, Of Iowa. There are number Of
State agents here who are: consulting
in regard to the interests OF the Oranges
in a material point Of view. and especi-
ally in respect to the cooperative sys-
:em Of buying and selling low in vogue
n several States. Their proceedings
ire all private.
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ChteaGa aarhss.E

'v CucAoo, February 4 .s1lsarSaQs
and spAki good extra ssiAc saelA ASs
S50G650. WbeAt-Opslsd lfn aaa. .
e)esed dull and steady; No. Chicago
spftng t1 %; No. . DO l23t oss sSS; -
\ p5a Nsrcs;s No I d. . 16t6fil1sr'
feiSted i 10y rCors-StsaAs - ~.
eight decline, generally Al ISS} .iea .,
thc SPOT. seller February; 5g1659ic.
March; Sic Mlys StI No XiISd
'S4e; rejected old s3iNSlic Ssw 4es. -
Qsy--Dull ssd aAedel loRss, Ma 3 d
fAo casb; 43ic Naroh;. rejected $50 NJ
59c. .Rye-Qdiet and upc6anfeJ. No,
9 SISs2. Bsfley0 Dull and lSaSf, I"
,So.2 spring nominal q lti 6SAr56S L
Nos d" cold st l 64SL6s.u ~ DsssesA y
Hoss-Dull and loye1t6 80 ' bid ssl \.
8 90 asked. Provisions Doll aud up.
settled. Pork-Duff iDd lower d tl4.
SO cash Sot PebruarS11416ilfAfA
Lsrd--Dpll and aAAaam loas8 Stek.l6 \
@9 l2i cash; Q IS Mach Relk Nsais /,
Steady; sbouldsfs SIS SbsH NIB mid.
dliugs Sc loose on he SO shUft' AbT
Tic March, q Apfikr ioete "
green shsms LOG average Sjps a WAisky 4
Fair demand and ,6rm, n Ole. i.l.,t1,-o1
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wheeling Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY. February 4


Stock is very scarce through the
country aud the supply..is not equal 10
the demand. The butchers take up al
that has been offered at the Christman
House yards for the past week for
marketing purposes.
CArrLE-The price OF csttle hss been
steadily advancing, asd as high as IS 90
per cwt., has been paid during the week
for good cattle. The arrivals during
the week amounted to 20 head. The
prices paid ranged from SO 90 to IS 90
per cwt.
HoGs-Thc arrival OF boge MAS mol,
very heavy during the week, amount
ing to only l29 head. Good hogs sre
very scarce and in demand. The ruling
figures are IS 5096 90 for lat hogs.
C6LvEs-A number OF calves have
been offered for eale at the yards, and
briDg from three 70 ten dollars per
head. .#E ....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
EFIHAN0E'AND TRADE.
ylETC2 sdl s--if:tsk y
whesiing Wholesale Asrktf, !,
iOFrcs eEIHE DAILY REaIsrEH. z,
WHEELING, February 4.

I 'OfFSstrtHs SA1A ~ "
WHEELING. February 4.
There is very little change, in the
general market from our, |sst yeek's 9
quotations, with the e1ceptionof nails
which have sdvaucsd'l2lc per keslop
all sizes. s.ga sasIs Z "a a,rfG
-snpplyiu excess OF demand
eps1is sSTTEk.esS j ~ non 4 table o,ossss ana
BAKING FoWDER- Logan. List Cs,sl
6 et. cans y Is per doz;; 70 q: cans = Shn
sIaUtCKWHEAT FLoUR-in faIr demand
af fl<c per pound.
CHEESEfGoshsn In fair demsnds at
[lsol and NJ. r., Goshen ~ l'c, Western
HfSsiss5S SSSRBoS OIL. Standard brands, In a
tobbinr way, at Iso asking and no cfsrse
'O5 edaaSbfEa-s.ar assbbfxs; Al isG. ,cly ,nodlt at
llaI2r. Ad6mantine lSs.1 70 % q. % . :.
UoRERE-We gaotei, Good 70 prime
zoc; odd yellow Rio at Sic: Roaited SsS37c
with upward tendency g ,r.tgi -. y
soda, 7ic; water, exc oyster. Ks erean
70; butter, 7>acA -
EGGsaDeniand exceeds supply. Prices
nisa FISH II -Sackerel, No. q .hsives At ss'oo:
obls at tsi4 90: No. 3 100 barge; fnssdium
none in market; new mack
~ I Ss,ro,s wssh1 .s ,sSs SHs v.,s',s sa ni
various pEioes, According 10 the weight Of
packages; new white fish at q 50; codnsh
s'T 'FTfo,yR,-whlte wheat family fancy at
g GO; family a. q 5;s77S sprins al
: :, ,dGAsSSFiTst IL s qsaIty sxlss. s@s;io.ll a.
s So Der box OF 80 feet, discount 50 per cent.
y0ENsENG-ht6 6o975c v n.
D GRAIN - Wheat choice ES; al lLSoi
choice rcd 81 iD5l IS, Rye stesdy
at J59SOc. Corn at sSe. Oats at
rs sseeAaY-Baiod ise s.s GOES 90, Loose ssi %,
! IRON-Ffst ana bar. S-le94 2-l0C hcrse
shoe, 5s-l0; round and square, SSlSs,gl
Is.icaso: hoop, S i-i0es GiOc; oval, I4l03l
4-lOc; half oval and half rounds 7}o9s
! LAR tRRD oiL-Adyanced. E1tra wintes
$50; fsll strained "a soc. -. .; q
pfsihHgn pNHnswPrices nsw @ Der ben kss,,s Brads and
Fen Sing, 10 to cod, 81 .l2It: 10 Sd. q SIs. eI
70 I'd. q H62s. Barrel, in, ,Hly H.
g S21SS; iH IN, g s,r l,.nn n; 70 eI; ,s,s ~,
S lgh; in,A "a S, nnisnng ~ ~ an in, an. W'sH u
8 is 1' g q. s Sap a. 8 ss ss sf Fine i St slssa
Id! Ss7ls; Sd. fix: ID. 81 ~. ;ianins
Nails. x IN, S8 862x. lUlincha nails, ell Sizes
IS s7I. Cut spikes. all sizes, u lS!S, Boat
Spikes, cut q ST,Il. Tobacco HID " TO I'd
PRoyIsl1SsaNsT yslS s,ifs w,niss Ms 4 eerks kca
iio. Sugar crred Bams1s 1870; clear sid - 80 4
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, February 4.--Flour-
Dull; superfpe 81 2097 65; Wlsoon-
sin and Minnesota extra fancy 7 009
7 70; State, Ohio and Indiana ] 75(a
S %. Wheat--Dull; red tl 56@l SO;
amber l 6j@l II; white sprisg IS.
Rye-Steady at 96c. Corn-Dult new
yellow 77SS0c; mixed vestsrn 76c.
Oats-Steady; white 6StS6lc. Coffee
Lover Rio 2362Sc; Laguyris 27l@
2sic, gold. Petrolsum-In isir demand
AID advancing; fe6sed l+te' Whisky--
Steady at 81 OF. aa5 Fsil G. ... ..
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PlTTsBUR GH.
The Conyent:OG-COn.
sutton Reform 4 Association.

The rheolp & zeal Conyent:OG-CGn.
sutton Reform Association.
PrsBURGH, February 4-The an
.nuaEonvention Of the National Re-
form ssociatioD met at two o'clock tC-
day Library Hall. An immense
sudjce was present, embracing dele
gateIrom slmoet every State in the
Unit aud representatives, Of all Evan
gelio deuomiustions. fhe meeting
was lied to order by Hon. Felix r.
| Brui President. Professor J. Il. w.
Sloaof the Reformed Presbyterian
Semry OF Allegheny City was chosen
Presnt pro lem. Prayer By Professor
A. Hojge. of Pittsburgh.
Ammittee on permanent orgsni-
zatihaving been appointed reported
as icws
Pdent f. r. Bennet; Vice Pfes.-
DENT A. Hodge, Of Pittsburgh /; Rev.
Nel,J oh nson, Indiana; Rev. E. r
Graz New Jersey; Dr.. ]. B. john
stotio; Hon. T. B. B. Patter-
souPittsburgh; Rev. Rsndell
RoAissouri; Rev. n. Keiffer. Pa.
t Re, B. Cameron. Wisconsin; Jos.
I Boz, Florida; Rev. D. r Kerr,
. Plttgh Rev. Jonathan Edward,
e Hi and Rev. Dr.. Bonner, New
; Yo Rev. Stephenson addressed the
b. Cotton on the ends We GEEK. lie
o ma ned that the union Of the cbntch
a aude was not to be expected as the
o leglte effect OF the Association, bat
: thabe object was to get
o thaate to acknowledge God
.e befftself:: and not through the
mel OF any church establishment
d II Heeuded that the accomplishment
of bjects Of the Association would
It moi any one seclarian body an adj
4. va, over another, but merely pre-.
, send perpetusts Christian institl,
OF lilo they have come down to US
rs fror fathers. He said that attacks
ss wHng made on these institutions
id byels and that they were giving
ch wore such attacks, and that the
he onS TO secure them was BY &C
or kdgipg God in the manner PRO
mt pog the Association,
", D. McAllister ADDRESSED TIE
ois colon on testimonies,to the relig-s
100 OBJECT Of the coostitutioa. lie
ing eli Semsu,s from the post emmett :
julegislstors, professors OF poli!l-
he csomy and ministers, IN testimony
ing ofreligious character o. our ma
The ti(baftef and the dasgersto be
lr,ds feherefrom.
ses borDavid Kerr, of Phpbn!gh,
ing sed the convention 90 the rsspon-
ali sipf nations to God. He did not
eS~ any who desired the
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Bsliimefs MnFkst.

BALTIMORE. February 4--Fleur--
Fnmer and unchanged. Wheat
Steady sed unchanged. Cors-Aixsd
western firm al s0@S2c. Osts-Steady;
southern and weetern S3@56c. Rye
Steady at g4996c. Provisiops-Firmsr
and more active; mess pork l6i6l6ac;
bulk shoulders 6sA6i; clear rib sides
SI9s.c. bacon shoulders Tie clear rib
sides 9i@9!c; sugar cured hams l20
lie. Lard-9l@9lc. Buttef-Ia good
demand and receipts light; western roll
30@ SIC. CoGee-No market Wbisky
Weaker at st 0l@l OH. -.
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PHILADELPHIA.
,~,,,a,d steel Association. A

Iron.and steel Assoei"''o ~,
PHILADELPHIA, February 4'-ine
iron and steel association met to-day
The secretary submitted specific re-
mort stating that the members o, ni' the
;-nn and steel institute OF Crest Britt
,a;n will postpone their proposed visit
ta' "a tb;s country until the time OF the
Centennial exposition. 1t is plainly .Ss IN
Sutv Of Congress, he says, to repesl th'
act o. 1872, reducing the duties on lto' u
10 10 ner cent. The general iron trade o Q
,Is tU PC country is pronounced but i'!tl
mo more pro sperous than at the oeg'on'''
OF the panic.
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UTAH.
So, so Fad as Reported.

SALT LAKE, February 4-The report
e-or, New Mexico Of trouble between
,hsIndisus and Mornons is incorrect.
The report no doubt grew out OF q
d,ficulty that occurred some days ago
h.,weep some miners and Navajo In
dams in Gross Valley, Utah. in whiea
three Indians were reported killed.
Less than the usual amount o. :no"
ho. ,sllen in this section and mining
onsra,ions progress favorably.
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ToLEDo. February 4.-Plouf-fn
good depapd spd firm. Wbeat-Is
.'air demapd asd firm; No. q white
Wabash 81 "A; No 3 do 81; Amber
Michigan l 50@l 81; seller April I ssi
al 59!; No 2 Micbigsn red 49,.
Corn-Io fair demand and firm; high
mixed February 66lc; May Tic; new
62lc; lor mixed new Gle. Oats 10
iair demand aod firm st 4s4e for No
2 Dressed hogs -Siesdy st s6 VI.
Clover sesd--Stssdy a s5 rs; man
uo,h S ~ i - }G-r ssoiss 81 o. sJr