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MEmPHIS.
Tho Creyasss d, she Mi,sissIppi.

Tue Crevasss In she Mississlppi.
MEMPHIS, April l0-Tne officers OF
the steamer A. j. White bring addition
al information concerning the crevasse
at Hush Puckany. 1t is the opinion
of the planters there that the levee was
cut Wednesday night, either by rstts-
men or persons living on the west side
of the river, to relieve them from the
threatened overflow. The creva'se has
a hundred yards OF wafer passing
through it. An attempt was made YES
terd ~ 10 repair the levee, but it wss
found impossib e to check the volume
OF water. THIS levee is the largest on
the river, having 500 ieet width and an
average hight OF % reet. Some Twelve
plantations are already threatened and
it is feared that great damage will De
done in SupHo yer. Talahatchie and
YaZoo.
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In "OrthodOx" orthodox ?

Editors OF the Register.
see that Orthodox" in eduesday
mornings Issue Of your paper has fully
confirmed my supposision that he waa
an "Infdel," and not an orthodox be-
lever. No other answer need be given
to understand that he cannot zee bow
the doctrines which he mentions can
be established BY reason.
For those who may be drawn in" BY
his array Of Bible doctrines, or I should
say facts, let me say ths. while some
doctrines and iac,s revealed 10 the Bi.
bic are above demonstration by oul
fioite reason, yet this by DO means pre-.
cludes the use ofreason in ascertainips
whether there is sufficient evidence TO
prove what they cay, and that the
Book Of which they form a comroreu
part. il true.
Now, have no objection to psopl'
taking the Bible on blind isith il they
wish to. as Orthodox" faceiiously pre-
tepds be has done, but do kick sgsins
such . righteous man proclaimiDg ths
| it can be taken iu no other way.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April l0-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Qniet and
weak; No. Chicago spring Il 26S9
| % No. 9 do l 27s cash OF Apr,l;
/ 25s May; l 26S June; No. 3 do Is
al ISt; rejected 10. Corn-ste.dy
aud a shade lower; No. > mixed 6la
regular; 63$964c iresh spo'i 6is
April; Csc Nav; rejected old 6O39oo!ci
new 5S3959. Oas-Dull bat un'
changed; No. 2 42ic spot; 4S!c May.
Rye Steady; No. 2 92S95c fresh
Bsrley-In lair demand aud firm; No
2 spring ] 621l 81; No. 3 do $40
II IS. Pork-Quet and weak, lower
a: the opening but active and advanced
at the close; l6 90 for cash. l6 OO@
l6 O5 May; l6 25 bid June. Lard
Steady Q 60 cash; 9S74 May. Bulk
Meats-Steady and nominally unchsng
ed; no sales. Wbisky-Steady at 9Sc
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CLEVELAND.
Railroad Accident.

CLEvELANE, April l0.-About eight
o'clock last evening the Cincinnati EI-
press ran into the rear OF a freight train
At Grafton, Ohio. The engine. bag
gage and express cars OF the passenger
Train, and several cars OF the freight
train. we're considerably damaged.
Mrs. Blond, OF Grafton, Ohio, who vas
ia the caboose of the freight train. was
seriously injured. No others were hust.
The heavy snow storm prevented the
engineer Of the Express from seeing the
lights on the csboose.
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Raltimore Ma ket.

BALTIMORE, April l0.-Flour--Firm
but higher. Wbeat-Firm; O0io and
indiana 81 554l 65; western spring
| 45C9l SO Corn--Firm; western mix
ed pew S3c old STic. Osts-Firm;
western 6l@63c, Rye-Flrm at 9O;S
95c. Provisiops-Firm with an ed.
vaucing tende cy Pork-Unchauged.
Bulk meats-Frrm, no round lots otter
log; sboul lders &c; clear rib sides SIC.
Bscou-Flrm and active johbing de-
uapd; shoulders 7:@da ; clear rib
sides 9iGl0c; sugar cured hams l4@
l5c. Lard-Active and excited Of lOfc
Bu,,er-Western in good demand and
unchanged. Coftsc-Dull and uDchapg-
ed. wbisky-moninal at 96!997c
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time. after which the House commenced
to vote. The first vote was on MI.
Buffers motion to lay on the table
the motion to reconsider the postpone.
ment OF the vote, and it was defeated
by the casting vote OF the Speaker
amid great excitement The vote was
announced as yeas 126, nays l2o,
wbereupon the Speaker voted no.
The question was then taken on re.
considering the postponement vote, and
it Was reconsidered, yeas l2S, nays
l20. The vote then came back on the
motion to postpone and it was rejected
by a vote of79 to LOG. The bill WAS
was then brought again before the
Houge for action. :,
Nj. MAYNARD proposed to reopen the
debate in order to let Mr.. Dawes speak
on tb. bill, but an objection was made:
The previous question was novel
and seconded on all the pendini
amendments, and the House proceeded
10 vote upon them in their order. and
a number OF the amendments were re-
jected. n'
Mr.. Maynard moved to atrike 'u.
the 7th section OF the bill which allows
banks to be organized without circiIa-
ton, and the section was struck out
without the yeas and naye.
Mr.. Beary then moved to strike out
the 9Th section OF the bill which pro-
vides for the monthly Issue Of two mill
lion dollars in gold notes as q substI-
tute for that amount OF legal tender
notes, to be cancelled and destloye',
and the no.e reissue of the 9th section
struck out. Yeas l49; nays 95.
Mr.. Nsgley then offered an addition
al section, limiting the amount oil
United States notes 10 circulation TO
S4OO 900 600, and providing for their
convertibility into 365 per cent bonds.
NJ. Kelly moved his 365 proposition
az q substitute for NegIeys.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, want
ed TO move an amendment providing
for legal tender notes instead OF Na,ior,
al bsLk notes, but Mr.. Maynard de-
clrned to allow either OF them to be
offered, aud moved the previous Ques-
ton on Negley's and Kelly's amend
meuts.
Pending the previous question, .Kel-
logg moved to lay the bill and amend
ments on the table.
The House refused TO lay the bill on
the table. Yeas 80; nays l65.
The previous question was then
seconded on Messrs. Negley and Kel-
Tvs amendments. Mr. Kelly's amend
ment was substituted for Mr.. Negley g
and then q vote VIA ken on inserting
Mr.. K,ity'-..n-u iG.en' in the bill and
was rejected; ,e.s lis. nays l22
There was great excitement over this
vote ss it was very close, and several
members at the supreme moment
changed their votes.
A motion 10 adjourn over till Mon
day was defeated; yeas l02. nays l23
After q good deal OF time speDt over
parliamentary rules the House At FIVE
minutes past three adjourned.
The currency bill comes up q. "a
o'clock tomorrow with the 7th and
Sth sections struck out.
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atheelinJ kegister.
WHEELING AHD LAKE ERIE.


notwithstanding the people OF
Wheeling have contributed nothing a.
vet to the construction Of the proposed
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad, YET
considerable more than tbrre-f'ths OF
the voters still have Q warm side for
that enterprise and would help it il
they could. To these, any informa'
ton as to the prospects Of the road is
full of interest, aud the project still has
their warmest sympaihies and most
cordial wishes for its success. OF course,
these are not 80 tangible nor negotiable
in the money market as Wheeling
city bonds would be, but
they are the best We are
permitted to offer at present and, in-
substantial as they are now, they may
We. have some tangible value.
The Mesers. STANLEY seem TO have
taken hold OF the enterprise iu earnest.
They are convinced OF the need for and
the prob .ble profit Of the road, and,
with their characteristic shrewduess
and practical common sense. have
undertaken its construction. They
have never failed in any undertaking
OF this kind heretofore. (sud they have
successfully engaged in several enter
pri,es that seemed more doubtful than
this,) and there is no reason Tor dispar-
ssiug their judgment or their energy
or their skill or their resources in
relation to the present enterprise.
We were shown yesterday q proof
of the mortgage bond to be issued by
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Company
in aid OF the cost oi construction. IL
is a beautiful piece OF lithog,aphic
work and reflects credit upon the en-
sravers and printers. The bonds run
for thirty years, with interest paid semi'
annually at the rate OF seven per cent
iu gold. They will be offered for sale
in New York and Londsn during the
ensuing summer.
In the meantime the work is in actu
81 progress. Gangs OF lsborers are al
ready engaged at several points in
grading and preparing the road bed
and the indications are that in shorI
time the work will be vigorously pros
ecuted along the entire line.
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CIncinnatt Market.

CMcISSArl. April 10 Cotton Steady
at l6ic Flour-Dull aud unchanged.
Wheat-Dulls at Sl 35. Coru-Flrmer
aud qaie, at 6i667c. BASEBALL III
Asa Soc. Rye-Stsady At 81 Oi@l o..
Barley--S,eady; No. spring ! SO.
unchanged. Eggs-S'esdy al
l2Ac. Butter-Dull and unchanged.
Cheese--Firm. C Pork-Easier; sales OF
city meas at IL IS; country l6 500
l6 IS. Lard-lu good demand and
firm; steam 9SG9 1916; kettle quiet
l0c asked. Bulk Meats-Quiet aud
steady; shoulders q O0@6 l2l; clear
rib s 309S 35; clear 8624@S ~.
Bocou-ln good demand; shou ders
I 90; clear rib Q 1909 %; clear 9 621
Q IS. whisky-In good demand and
firm at 93c. ar Opp.
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ARK ANsAS.
seriou. Railroad Accident.

LITTLE Rock, April l0,-.A special
to the Gazette, from Baughtop, 90 miles
south OF Little Rock on the Cairo and
Fulton road, cay that the passenger
train which lett here at 2 o'clock this
morning, about four miles nerth Of that
place, in the Little Missouri river bot.
tom. met with a serious accident by
Q piece of a trestle work giving
away. The engine and baggage
car were wrecked and the engineer,
Frank johnson, killed. The baggage
car turned over into the water aud
considerable express matter and all the
mails were lost, the water carrying
them away. The express messenger
met with narrow escape, being on the
baggage car when it reached the water,
but was finally rescued.
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New York DR., Goods Market,

New YoRx. April l0.-Thers Was u
general dullness in all departments OF
uade to-day, jobbing branches being
exceptionally quiet. The market tor
cotton goods quiet but steady at ruling
quotations Prints in fair de mand for
piece lots. Gtnghsms dull. Dress
goods lees active. ShsNls moving
slowly rom frat hands and jobbing
prices irregular. Black silks freely st
low prices. Wooieus very dull q.
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FOR tI6N.
EyGL
Convicted OF Pepjury.

LONDON, April l0.-Jean Luie was
convicted this morning OF perjury in
the Tichborne trial. Captain Brown for
q similar offepce ia now on trial.
The Dutch have opened several
Acheeu ports to trade.
Sir John Rsrstske has resigned the
Attorney Geueralship in consequences
OF illness. Sir Richard Boggaley sue
ceeds him.
Captain Brown, witness for the plair-
tiff in the Tichborne trial, mas been
found guilty OF perjury. He and Lieu
were then sente oced to five spd seven
years penal servitude respectively.
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Pniindespnis uarket.

PHILADELPHIA, April l0.-FIour--
Demaud ligh; and holders firm; super
dns S 00l15 %; western and Minnesota
extra family 7 00a7 So Indiana and
Ohio State I 50@S25. Wbest--Steady;
red / 60@l IS; amber 75al 50 Rye
-S,esdy at 08c Corn-FIrm; yellow
84GS5c. 0sts-DuIE white 62@6f;
mixed e0c. Proyisiops-Advanciog
tendency; meas pork II 009l7 25.
Hams 10 pickle ll!9l24S sides in salt
83@9c Shoulders oi96tc. Lard
I0glOlc. Perolsun-Firm : crude
lliGli3c refined l5i9l5tc. Whisky
Declining; western iron bound 96c
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April 10.
SENATE.

Mr.. Buckingham, from the Commit
tee on Commerce, reported adversely
on the petition OF citizens in lndi"
ana and Kentucky for the passage OF
q Law compelling bridges over the Ohio
river to be constructed with tour hun
dred feet spsn and one hundred and
sixty feet pivot draw, and recommend
ed that the Committee be discharged
from further consideration. So ordered.
The resolution irom the Commitlee
on Printing, authorizing the printing OF
FIVE huodrtd copies OF the Naval Reg.
is,er Tor 1874 tor the use OF the Senate,
brought on a general discussion. in
which the printing aud distribution Of
public documents b, Congress was al
iuded 10. Messrs. Carpenter and Bay
ard epoke in lavor OF the resolution,
and Messrs. Coukling and Morrill,. OF
Maine, opposing.
The morning hour expiring, the res
olution wept over.
The Senate then resumed the con-
slders,ion OF the bill to provide for the
incorporation and regulation Of rail-
road com panies in the territories OF the
United States
After debate the amendment OF
Mr.. Buckingham offered yesterday,
forb ddiug any road to cross an Indian
r.. eryation, was agreed 10. The bill
was then reported to the Senate and
the amendments made in the Commit
Zee OF the Whole were concurred in.
Mr.. Wadleigh moved to amend a
follows: Tnat Congress may at any
time, when in its opinion the public
good requires, add TO, alter, amend or
repeal this act, whenever auy territory
or any part thereof. in which rail-
road 10 located, shall be admitted into
the Union as State The legislature
Of any such State may at any time add
to, alisr, amend or repeal this act, so
TAR as it relates to such railroad or any
mart thereof which Shall be within the
territory OF said State. Agreed to.
Mr. Bayard moved an amendment to
provide that in organizing . corpora
lion for the construction OF Q road q
majority of the persons applying tor .
charter shall be residents in the Ter
ri,ory or Territories where the railroad
proposed is to be built. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Bsysrd offered an amendment
providing that the amount OF capital
stock Of any road shall not be less than
$4,000 per mile. Agreed TO-:
Pebding the discussion OF the bill the
Senate went into executive session and
coon after adjourned. ~ -
| HOUSE.
Mr.. Butler, OF Massachusetts,, intro'
duced bill 70 repeal 90 much OF the
laws relating to army organization ~
establishes distinctions TO she preju'
dice OF American colored citizens. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Butler, Of Massachusetts,. then
called up mis- motion to reconsider tie
vote Of yesterday. postponing the cur
rency bill. and proceeded to give The
reasons which actuated h's course II
the matter. His object vas, he SAID
firs., 10 have the Senate bill passed
without amendment. and then wbs'
tbs. relief Vas secured to 60 on sn'
perfect the currency bill reported o.
the Banking Committee.
A rupnina debate ensuedr for som
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lADlANA,
The Grangers.

INDIANAPOLIS, april l0.-At the
meeting OF the grange committee thu,
morning, resolutions were adopted de-
clarng the call issued yesterday by q
por,iou of the members OF th at organi-
cation, for farmers convention, to be
held in this city. on the 10th Of June
nex'. unauthorized by any action o. the
committee OF the Patrons OF Husbandry.
and that the business of the committee
now 10 session is Tor general routine
work, having no political significance
whatever.
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BOSTON.
The Senatorial Contest.


BosroN, April 10.-The nineteenth
ballot Tor U. s. Senator was taken to-
day, a. follows: Whole number OF
votes 26S; necessary to choice l3o |;
Dawes. 81; Hoar, GO; Curtis, y; Ad.
ans, l3; Wssh6uru. a; Whittier,
Sanford, :; Banks. 8; Bullock. !
Th. dis patches from Washington yes
terdav, urging the friends OF Hosr TO
stick and saying Dawes would with
draw, are pronounced canards.
The twentieth ballot wss as follows: !:
Whole number OF votes 269 {; necessary
to choice, 1876; Dawes, So; Hoar.
66; Curtis. ~; A isms, l3; Bullock
u; Sanford, 7; Washburn. 4; Banks
s; Whittier, G. F. Ho.r, Reub'ns
Noble, and Mr.. Mary A. Livermor'
received / Vote each. A discussion
snsued. -
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r,sjosi,y TO carry any csuse). But Con.
gress can pass anything by q three
Iourths msjority: Before long, men will
60 to Congress WHO will liz this wolk
out OF the hands OF the ladies and vii!
put it through without strsct-prsying,
but they will pray in their close :, to be
heard OF God their Father. .-
In the same issue there appesred 81
article signed "a Crusader" who ries
TO criticize me: I would refer him toe
the foregoing, IS the space may be to
great which | have already occupied.
= JCsTlcY.
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TWO NIGHTS ONLY
nv THE JENNY sUSK
Grand Operate Concert Troupe
VOCAL AND INsTRUMrsrAL
Wednesday & Thursday Evenings,
APRIL 18th spa 18Th.
JENNY BUsK.

Avslsted by the foIiowiox Cc.ctqated Ar.
arss MARIE L. CROSSE, the eminsr.
Pianist
Mr. sIDNFY ANIER, the e,sstest iIv-
ing performer on the FLUTE, OF the Peabody
HIRE scaoxANN. the celssn..a
MT. J. X. DAVIES, Ba!tImaes FsvorI,e
Baritone
Mr.. LOUIS BLUMErsHALL, vJolin.sp
also Of the Peabody Instituse.
All Of the above ArtktSB sppearing IN
two Of their garhionabis Grand Concerts.
Buhscrtp ION tickets admtfttSg ons per.
sJn 10 tile two Cons erts q, tIngle Coneert
Ticket with Rkser red Beat In Orchestra or
Dr. ~ Circle, q. Gssenl AIDtDtop Tick.
els AZ B6 Z gnioe, lights Of ConseSts. 10
DYsss q Gle .F OTcbeera, VI. Re,erved
Scat, Family Circle, one Concert u. tsen-
ersl admission tsskets, Family Circle, 70
cents, sale OF Subscription Tlak4t. only
COMMENCES at Adams LueaS Music Store
Monday, A pni lxth, affss 10 q. =. 1u1sAay,
sale Rtssrved tsats only, at ssns s,aes,
same hour. y ednesdav, 1t Box ODce OF
Opera House, sale Of hessfwd d keafs con.
timed aams hour, and q night % Connefts
the general admission ticketA
The two Concs. d ass owe at
Ham1fto.'S Opera House,
james Hii1simmons, Lsss and Manager.
sptIip ~. .s.f -,
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ToI. do Market.

ToLEDo, April l0-FIour-ln fair
demand and firm. Wheat--Activs and
advanced; No. > white Wabash tl 6j;
No 3 do Is; No, | white Michigan
| 56@l 81; Amber Michigan ] As;
June 55; No. . red ] 1901 ~. Cor"
In fair demand aud fin; high mix.
ed 69c; May cole; June 70lc; low mix.
ed 6SIG6s3: 90 grade 67l@68c; dam.
aged 631G Gic. Oats-In iair demand
and q IN; No. ! sac; No. Q Soc. Clo-
yer seed S. 81
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PhiIadeIphis n Mooi Market.

PHlLADELrHIA. April IO.-WooI-
Quiet and firm; Ohio. Pennsylvania
and West Virginia double
extra and above 56@57!c; sx-
trs 5S@56r, medium 55@56c; cosrse
45@5Oc; New York, Micbiean, IndI-
aua aud western fiue 50952lc; medi-
um 53955; coarse 45@50G combisg
washed 62i970c; conbing unwsshed
424G43c; Colorado washed 25@30c,
xuwashed 2l@23c; extra and merioo
pulled 45@50c, No. ! spd super8o.
extra pulled 45@5oc; Texas fine and
medium 5000; Texas coarse 2l@2jc.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, March l0-Co.ton-
Quie, at I6c. Flour-Qdist and un-
CHANGED. Wheat-Nom nal. Corn
Q1i.t and unchanged at 70972c- Oats
-Qaiet and unchanged at 5SG &c
Hay-Unchauged. Provisions-In lair
demand and prices advanced; mes,
pork II 90. Bulk shoulders 6ie; elsar
rib sides Sc; clear ste. Bacon s,ouI1.
er. 7c; clear rib sides 9sz clear 9ic
Sugar cared hams l2t@l2is. Land
Tsrces l0ci kegs l0sc. Bsggips-Un'
changed. Whisky-At 93c,
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CHICAGO.
Suicide.

CHICAGO, April l0.-H. B. Myers. at
one time manager of the Pacific and
Atlantic Telegraph Office in this city
and more recently employed as an OPP
orator 10 the Western Uuion Office here,
was found dead in his bed, at the Cen.
trail Hotel, this afternoon. BE was ~
ing on his back With bis hands folded
across his breast and WAS at first sup
posed to have died natural death, but
on moving the body it was discovered
that hs had shot himself in the back oil
the head, the ball entering his brain.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Acquitted.

OapsxsBURs, April l0.-Adam and
Heron Fsrpsworth and Hslsey Smith,
on trial Tor the murder Of Amos Farms
worth. in 1872, have been found not
snlty' under the instruction Of the
Jndve Oscar Brown Of Herman.
where the alleged murder Was COM
mitt.d, was acquitted q year ago OF the
same charge. -,
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Under this head we invite and publish
all sorts OF communications, on all ,orts Of
subjects, without assuming any responsi-
bllity for the sentiments expressed and
merely giving all classes Of our readers an
opportunity to be heard.
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GERM MANY.
A II email.

BERLIN, April l0.-There is no foun-
dation for tie report telegraphed hence
| Of the conservative and ultramoutsne
intrigue to supplant Bismarck by Gen
eral Won Teuffel.
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TEXAS.
HoaSy Frost.

GALVESTON, April lo-Frost 10 re-.
ported as far south a. Houston lsst
Light, and at many points in csntrai
and northern Texas. The extent OF
the damage has not been ascertalned.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New Yorl money and stock Market

NRw YORK. April l0-MoSRY-
Took furry this morning and sd.
vanced 10 I per cent on call bat closed
at S@4 per cent. Sterling quiet Of
T..nv. :. ., ~, % JisbnisrS:n,s tsT mis- saS0o0 Gus.
toms receipts S4ll.000 Dr goods i'm
por,s for the week 50 060. .9O9.
GoLp-R,uged st llSi@llSt; closed
at 1871. Carrying rates 2a4 per cent
closing at per. cent. Clearings s2','
100000.
SrArE BoNDs-Quiet aud nominal.
GovEsNMRSTs-Quiet
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CaIKF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WAsHINafoS, April lO, SP.N
PROBABILITIES,

I
PRoBABILlriRs.
On Saturday over the Eastern and
Middle Stater, clear weather will pre-
vail with north west to west winds in
the former, but west to south winds in
the latter. For the South Atlantic and
Cult Statee, clear weather aud Hsrth-
west to northeast winds. For Tennes.
zee, Arksn,as, Missouri and the Ohio
Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather,
rising temperature and south to west
winds. For the Lower Lake region,
fresh and OCCASIONALLY brisk and varis-
ble winds mostly from the south, in
creaslpg cloudiness and possibly light
rain during the night. For the Upper
Lake region, Iowa and Minnesota, ;,
partly cloudy weather. fresh and brisk
winds and possibly light rain or snow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

SrocKs s-Opened firm but hactus'ed
somewhat during the day with geo.
eral downward tendency but at the
final close the general market was /
al per cent above the lowest prices o
the day. st. Louis aud Iron Mountain
were the exception, aud advanced rom
3SI to IS. Erie showed recovery OF
z per cent and St. Joe |; per cent from
the lowest point. The total number OF
sales were about los 600 shares, Of
which 10000 were Western Union
90 OOO Lake Shore, 5000 Pacific Mail,
$4,000 Union Pacific 10000 Ne"
York Central, 5000 Erie, 10000 Wa.
hash, 5000 ST. Paul common, and
5000 Rock Island
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