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LOUISVILLE.
4 Kentucky Fight.

LOUISVILLE, January 2S.-A special
to tie Courier Journal says that street
fgh. occurred in Liberty, Casey county,
KY. to-day between the Moores and
RAYS, in which Levi Napier was killed
and James Napier badly wounded
One OF the Moores WAS wounded. but
the Rays escaped unhurt, Woodtown
Mashsll, while attempting to quell tee
fight, had one of bis legs broken.
Thrty-five shots in all were fred. The
light resulted from an Old gruige be-
tween the parties.
The Mammoth Cave.
The Louisville and Nashville railroad
q conjunction with the Pullman Palace
"a, Company, have recently leased the
Mammoth Cave property and will build
|, branch road from Glasgow Junction
o q point near the cave. EItenslv e
improvements are also projected.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WARRINGTON, Jan. %, Sr.N. J
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England, the Middle
States, and Lower Lake region rising
barometer with slight fall of tempera-
ture, nor;hwesterly to southwesterly
winds and partly cloudy or clearing
weather during Thursday. For South
Atlantic States lower temperature with
rising barometer and southwesterly to
north westerly winds and clear fair
weather. For the Gulf States east o.
the Mississippi. and thence northward
to the Ohio Valley. continued high
barometer with light to fresh variable
winds and partly ci oudy weather. Fo'
the Upper Lake region aud the North
west bu, eight changes Of temperature
will occur and clear and fair weather
will prevail, except possibly near Lake
Superior, where light snow is probable
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PbiIadeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. January 28.-FIour
Firm and more active; superfins
s. 0O@5 Is; Wisconsin aud Minnesota
extra family7 00@7 Is, State, Ohio
and Indiana 7 759S %. Wheat--DulI;
red 81 5S@l 65; amber ] I6; white
/ SO@l 90. Rye-Steady at 9Gc. Corn
Dull; new yellow 7S@s2c; new mixed
82c white $50. Oats-Stesdy white
57@62c. Coffee-Firm; Rio 23i(92S3c.
Provisions-Firm; mess pork SIG 500
l6 IS. Beef hsms-Smoked lli9l3c;
sides 9t@9S; shoulders 7a@73c; beef
hams in pickle lOi@ll3; salted
shoulders &c. Lard-Held at 95@9lc.
Petroleum-Crude l0tc; refined 1870
Wbisky-Held at 81 VI.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER.
WHEELING, January %.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER.
WHEELING, January %.
There is considerable activity in the
general market and the prices OF most
articles are firm.
Coffees are still upward" in their
course, another two cents having
been put on all grades since our las
quotations. 10 New York 29c gold has
been offered for a cargo Of Rio coffee,
to arrive, and the principal holder in
that city has been credited with saying
that prices will still be higher.
No changes are noticed in price Of
teas, though dealers assert that an ad'
vance cannot be much longer delayed.
Provisions and lard are quoted higher
Lard advanced two and three cents and
the market closed firm.
Sugars are dull. Rice, spices, soaps
syrups, starch and all other articles
mentioned below are firm.
We quote:
APPLE5-supply in excess OF d9man d
Choice 81 0oS3 SO.
BUTTER-Com mon table D522c and
BAKING POWDER-tLogan, List 20: Q
q az. cans u IS per doL.; 10 or cans Is y; y
cans IS Is: bulk 3sc; Enterprise, (NcCabe
hra1. nI,Cu G S2i WuT ~ TrInyrptp ,a,r demand
| at 4ILc per pound.
CGEESELGoshsn In fair demand a
lsc and n. Y. Goshen at Tc, Weterr
Reserve l7c, Dairy l5Hc.
CARBON oIL.-Standard brands, In
ibSbing way, At Hc asking and no charg'
C Vc1NDLES.-star at lac; City mould a
| Nal2r; Adamantine l5c-
SOFFEE-We quote: Good 10 pr4m'
st saaS3c; choice at 33H934c; choice Java a
Io.; old yellow Rio at BIC: Roasted 1881
with upward tendency.
CRACKERsEspsar' lie; lemon, ilA
.oda. 75tl5c; zatsr' SIC oyster nc cream
kGaSDemaud exceeds supply. Price
= FIsH-aacterei, No. 2 halves at g %
obls st siI 90. No. 3 81 % large; medion
none in market new nack
erel, full weight, ons hun
dred "a; barrels at I'll 90; light weights a
various prices, according 70 the weight Q
packages; new white nah at u 30; codnsi
FIOUR-white wheat family fancy 4
500; family q q GG Is spring q
"a 90. Rye dour s. 80,
7 IS second qualify 8a10 At s. 20; Ioxl2 q
10 90 peT box OF 50 feet, discount % Per cen'
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COLORADO.
Political Dissatisfaetion.


DENVER, January 2S.-Intense excite
ment has prevailed throughout the city
and territory since the receipt OF the
news OF the removal OF Governor
Elbert, Secretary Of State and Surveyor
General. There seems to be bitter OPP
position to the confirmation Of McCook
as Governor. A request to retain
Elbert was signed by all but two OF the
Republican members OF the legislature
and forwarded to-day to Preslden
Grant. The impression prevails among
the pon.politicians that the nomination
of an outside party for Governor would
meet with less opposition.
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Cipc,nnStS G.vkst.

CINCINNATI. January 2s.-Cotton-
Nominal al Isle. Flour-In fair de.
mand and firm. Wheat-Dull N q ~
al So. Corn-Demand light and held
frm al 5S962c Oss-Qti.t and
steady At 43@50c. Rye-Qaiet and
firm at 9jc. Bsrley-Firm; No. 3
spriug 81 50 Ols-Uucbapged. Egg
-Firmer q, lsc Butter-Firm.
Cbeese-Firm. Pork-Nominal a.,
SIS 5O9l5 IS. Lsrd-Quie,; steam
999!c kettle 9IS9tc. Bulk meats
Steady; shoulder, Gle cash or 6rst half
March: clear rib sides 7ldSc on
spo', Sic for fret half March; clear
sides s.GSic. Bacoo-lp good de-
maud and scarce; shoulders 7!97.c;
clear rib sides SI@9c; clear sidss 9t@
&c. Hoss-Sieady and frms; light
s. 4OS5 6j, heavy 5 1895 90 lie.
c.ipts 2 GA; shipments 1862. Whisky
-S,e,dy at aJ,.
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PITTSBURGH.
Supposed Suicide.

PlrreBURGH, January 2S.-George
Arnold, q resident OF the 9th ward, was
found dead this afternoon in feld at
Glenwood, in the outskirts ofthe city.
When discovered he had large PEN
knife sticking through his jugular ar
terry aud is supposed to be case OF gu.
icide. He is Q steel smelter by trade,
aud was last seen Tuesday evening.
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Richser's Dream.

Professor r. A. Proctor, recently, lh
closing his lecture on The Wonder Of
the Star Depths" said
I do not know that can conclude my
lecture better than by quoting Richters
dream, in which he shows the feebie'
ness OF mans imagination in the pres
.nce of the infinite wonders OF the uni
verse. Itis translated by De Quincy
God called no from dreams man
into the vestibule Of Heaven, saying
"Come thou hither and see the glories
OF Nv Kingdom" and to the angels
that stood around His throne, lie SAID
"Tske himl strip IRON him his robes Of
flesh, cleanse his vision, and put
nav breath into his nostr,ls; only
touch not with any change his human
heart. the heart that weeps and trem-
bles" II was done, and with a mighty
angel for his guide the man stood ready
for his infinite voyage; and from the
terrace OF heaven, without sound oi
farewell, on q sudden they swept ipto
;n6nite space. Some.imts. with the
solemn flight Of angel wings. they pass
through the horrors oi darkness,
through wildernesses OF death that dir
vide the worlds OF lite; sometimes they
n.ss over tbretholds that were quick"
ening under prophetic motions fronl
God then. from beyond distances that
are counted only in heaven, light dawn"
ed as through shspeless film; ey un'
uttersble pace they passed light, a
light by unutterable pace passed them,
In a moment the blaze OF suns
was upon them, in nome en'
the rush OF planets was around them
Then came eterpities Of twilight that
revealed, but were not revealed; on the
right hand and on the left lowered
gigantic consultations that by selt-Iepe
titions and answers from aiar, that oy
counter.positioue, built up trlumphs
patevays, whose archways, whose
architraves, horizontal, upright, ralsec
and rose at altitude Of spans that seem
ed phostly from iufuitude; wlthou
measure were the architrsyes, beyont
memory the gates, past number tn
archwsys. Within were stars tha
scsled etsrnities around; above wa
below and below was above to mar
stripped Of gravitating body. DEPTH
was swallowed up in light uDsurmoun
table; height in depth uniathomable
Ou q sudden, as that they rode from
infinity to infnity, on q sudden, as thu
they tilted over abysmal worlds,
mighty cry arose that systems NOR
mysterious, that worlds more billowy
other lights, other depths, were coming
were nearing. were at hand.
The man then sighed and s,oppet
shuddered and wept His overlade
heart uttered itself in tears, and b
ssid: Angel, l will 60 no farther. Il
the spirit of men achelh with this II
6nity. Insutferable is the glory OF CO.
Let me lie downs hide me from II
n.rsecution Of the Infinite, for end o
there ia none" And from all the III
t.ninp stars that shone around there
sued q choral voice: The man speal
truly. Eud is there none that We ev
vet heard Of" End is there none
the angel solemnly demanded
there indeed no end, and 10 this the so
row that kills your But 10 voice a
swered, that he might answer himse
Then the angel threw mp his glorio
hands to the heaven Of heavens, sayil
End 10 there none to the universe
God! Leialso. is there no beSiuuin
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S,lstcsgO Market.

CHICAGO, January 2S.-FIour-Dull
and nominal. Wbeat-Stesdy; No. !
Chicsgo sprips 81 24i@l 90; No. "
Chicago spring 23i on spot; l "a Peb-
rusry; 27 March; No, 3 do ] l6i@
ll7j rejected ! ll@l ll9. Corn
Steady; 40. 2 mixed 5slc cash; 5Sic
February; j93c March; rejected old
j3s6j4,; new 49ic. 0ats-Quiet and
lower; No. 2 42i@42lc ca.b; 1904:
March rejected 39c. Rye-ln fair
demand and firm; No. 2 S0i@S2c. Bar
le,-Stesd,; No. 2 fall 81 639l 10 No.
3 spring | 33@l 40. Dressed hogs
Active in demand and advanced; h,ary
t6 $500 40; light o SO. Pork opened
dull ant closed active and higher At
Sl6 30 cash or seller February; IA 81
March. Lsrd-ln fair demand and
firm At {? 25 cash; Q 80 February;
Q IS bid for March. Bulk meats-ln
good demand: shoulders SIC; short rib
sides Tic; short clear sides &c; loose
spot green hams l9c; average cold SIC;
sweet picked l5c; average l0t9l0ic.
Whisky 10 fair demand and firm al
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LouIsyilIe Market.

LOUISVILLE, Jsuusry 23.-Cotlon-
Quiet q, l5c. Fiour-Quiet and ut-
changed. Graip-Quiet and uochang-
ed. Wheat-wbite tl CO. amber 50;
red ! 70. Corn-At 6S(S7lc. Ohts--
62(S7Oc. Hsy-At 10 90 on cars.
Provisions-Qdiet ssd firm; meas pork
IS 25SI5 so. Bulk shoulders 6tS6ic
clear rib sidss si2slc clear Sic. Loose
bscoo shoulders 7ic; clear rib aides 9c;
clear 9I99tc. Packed ,pEar cured
hams I2t012!c. Lsrd-Tierces 9.@
9ic, kegs l0t9leie; prime steam IN.
chasged. Whisky--At 9s3c.
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New York ARRkst.

NEW YORK, January 2S.-Cottou-
Dull and lower; middling uplsuds Isle;
futures closed steady with sales Of 80
600 ha.e.; January 14i@l4ss; February
IA 2l.3a@l4 ll-l6c; March 1910
Is 1885; April lj.9l5 29.32c; May
Is l0.32@l5ic; June l6sc; July l7tc.
Flour-Moderaie business aud lower;
su pcrfine western and State S. 7j@6 20;
com mon to good 6 4j@6 IS; good TO
choice 6 9097 25; white wheat extra
7 259S 90; extra Ohio 6 65GS 00.
Whisky-More active and frmer at
| %. Wheai-Dull and lower. Rye
Firm; western and State | 05@l 10.
Barley-ScaTce aud firm. Corn-Dull
aud heavy; new western mixed ahost
S06S3c; new yellow afoat Sl@S3c; old
western mixed float SS@92c; new white
western S6@STc old do soc. Oah-
Opened dull and closed steady;
mixed western 60@6lic; white
western 6l@63c. Codee--Quiet.
Sugar-Firm. Petroleum-Firmer
crude &c; refined on spot l4c; Februs-
~ l49l4tc. Eegs-U ncbsnged.
Wool-Frm; domestic fleece 40(a7G;
pulled 25@52c; unwashcd 1905.
Pork-Lswcr; uuinspected new mess
$l6 90, inspected March l6 co. Febru-
ary Is SIS. Lard-Lower; prime steam
January and February 9sc; March 9it9
Q l3,l6c; April Q I3.l69l0c. Butter
Firm; western 25@Sjc. Cheese
Firm. Metals-Manuisctured copper
steady; sheetiag 33c; Iugot Lake steady
2il@25c Pig Iron-Firm and more
sotivs Scotch 4l@4sc; American 200
36c; bar from moderate demand; Rus.
sian sheet l7!c gold. Nails-Un-
shssgsS ,dSb assad'; a.ssa 'n' 81 M'" ~
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WARRINGTON. January 70.
SENATE.

The Committee on Appropriations
to-day further considered the naval ap-
preparation bill. Very little change can
be made in the bill az it came from the
House, and the action Of the latter
body in cutting the appropriations for
the establishment OF navy yards oil all
classes down to below last years figures
will be sustained by the Senate conn
mittee.
Mr.. Conkling presented a petition OF
soldiers in the late war, stating their
belief that they are entitled to lou
acres OF land, and ask the appointment
ofa special committee to investigate
the working of the laws touching the
subject. Referred. He also presented
petition OF the National Board OF
Trade for the removal OF distractions
to navigation at or near the mouth OF
the Detroit river. Referred. Also, q
petition of the citizens OF New York,
asking an anne endment to the existing
laws 10 enable free banking on a gold
loan. Referred.
Mr.. Bayard then addressed the Sem
ate.
He said the people of the United
States in their financial condition had
arrived at a point where two roads
forked, and the question was whether
they would take the path to the right
or whether they would take the left.
The legal tender act was war measure
and should not be coHtinupa row in
time OF peace. The stands,,i OF values
should be declared by put. al cur.
rency on gold standard, aud ne had
no doubt the people OF this country
would cbeerfully make sacrifices to de-
liver themselves from the evils OF q
| paper currency, under which they had
labored for the past twelve years. The
path of duty, honesty and Weldon
was that to resumption OF specie pay
ment at the earliest possible day. The
reissue of legal tender notes, he
thought, was not only without warrant
of law but against law. When Senator
Boutwell, had closed his speech the
other day by declaring that we must
have dishonor or increased taxation, he,
Bayard, though the Senator had writ
ten his own epitaph
The bill for The re'iei OF Marcus
| Otturhnurg. 'N.e C,nsu' 81 the United
States al The city OF
Mexico and Minister to the
Republic. of Mexico, was, after come
discussion, passed by a vote OF % to
l9 The bill makes an appropriation
to pay O1terbourg the salary OF Min
lister while acting as such in the Repub-
lie of Mexico.
Mr.. E1munds moved to reconsider
the vote by which the bill was passed.
Mr.. Conkling eaid it should be re-
membered that Otterbourg was nomin-
ated one day for the position and i"' -'
Mr.. Cameron reported a bill to
amend the diplomatic system act Of
August 18th, 1855. The bill drafted
by the State Department proposes 10
raise the salaries OF many of the United
States Conenls and Consuls- General
throughout the world.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Hale, OF Maine, from the Com
mittee on Appropriations, reported a
bill establishing lite saving stations,
and appropriating eleven thousand dol
lars therefore.
Mr.. Pendleton moved an amendment
appropriating sixteen thousand dollars
for m edals, ordered previously. to be
presented to persons who had distin-
euished themselves in saving lives from
wrecked chips.
Mr.. Ments complained that adequate
provision was not made for the lakes.
Mr.. Negley-Nor the river.
Mr.. Pendleton's amendment was
adopted and the bill passed,
Tue House then, at l:30, went into
Committee OF the Whole, Mr.. Kellogg
in the chair. on the Army Appropria-
ton bill. 1t appropriates SOS. .449, GIG.
Mr.. Garfield, from the Committee on
| Appropriations, reported bill to re-
wise, consolidate and amend the stat
utes iu relation to the estimated ap-
propriations and public accounts also
a bill to reduce the expenditures on
public buildings.
Mr.. Plat, Of Virginia, moved to re-
fer the latter bill to the Committee on
Buildings and Grounds, which was
agreed to alter some discussion, BY
vote Of l57 yeas to 7s nave.
Among the items are the pay OF the
army, &C., 81, las, 600; subsistence, g.,
$4,000; supplies of Qusrter-Mas
department, 81, 500, 900; incidental ex
penses OF Quarter Masters department
| 81, 100000; purchase Of cavalry anc
artillery horses, $4,000.
| Mr.. Wheeler, of New York, who bat
charge OF the bill, proceeded to eIplaII
the reductions made in comparison will
past years: The army appropria,i,r
bill OF last session appropriated tribe
over $3l 900. 900; the original estimsus
of the War Department Tor this bj
were $34.SSl.6lS. the revised est
, mates were reduced to $33,
and the Committee on sppropriatios
had reduced these last estimates 10
; SOS, ,449, GIG which amount he hoed
would be further reduced. The bilsl"
, 90 provides for closing up the apro-
: priations Tor old claims in the Quaer-
: masters Department and the Comaii
eary's Department. As to the neesl-
!, ty OF this measure, the fact wss zen.
toned that within six months $4,000
of such clsims had been filed by one
!. pertinacious individual in Washinion.
:, A section of the bill transfers tothe
. southern claims commissioners all
= = claims for stores or supplies tten
y =, Tor the use OF the army during thre-
. bellion now pending before the dert-
= ment or that may be presented bore
!. the first OF November, 1874. Sch
=, claims to the amount Of fifty or fty
- million dollars were now subject ton.
~ =, decision OF the Qusrtermaster GeraI
a or CommissaIy General.
s.. At the conclusion Of the debateht
a. Committee rose.
Mr.. Potter presented . memoria o
New York bankers and mercht'
against any further initiation Of their
rency. Referred.
Nj. Cox offered . substitute foih,
bill introduced in the House byth'
re Committee on Ways and Meane. fnl
lie the status OF over issues of Ute
Ststes notes, which wss referred. Ii
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New York Dry Goods market.

New YORK, January 2s.-Busintss
generally quiet to-day With msnufactu'
rers agents an d the jobbing trade con-
,inues dull. Cotton goods in strong dee
msnd srd very firm at unchanged pri-
ces. Prints and Percales active 10 first
hands and Giugbams in good request.
Cassimeres, Worsted Costines and Cot
topsdes more freely sold to the clothing
trade. Auction Gales Of Linen goods
we're largely attended and realized fair
pr css. ...a
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January 2s.-FlognS,7Ioglsl
prices have declined; amber 81 40; sci.
Ter March l54; April ] 5Ss; No. red
l 55; No. . do. 46!@l ~. Corn
Demand fair and market firm; high
mixed &c; seller February 66t; April
6Si@70!; May 7l!@72; June 72i@73;
new seller February 63!; March 66; low
mixed 65!; new mixed 62i. Oats-Dull
and prices nominal. Hogs-Firm al
6 5566 60. Clover seed-Dull; man.
moth 5 40.
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BaItimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 2a-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Stesdy;
iair to prime white 81 75@l 90. Corn
Weak and inactive mixed western
Sic 0a,s-Steady; westers 55@5Sc
RJe-In good demand at 9SS98c. Pro-
visions-Strong. Pork-.Unchspged.
Lard-999tc. Butter-In fair De.
msud. Cofee-Stropg at 2692sic.
Whisky-Firm st 81 O..
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substitute declares that United States
notes issued in excess Of 356, ,OOO.OOO
we're issued without authority OF law,
and are not legal tenders, and that
Congress cannot give them the astri-
butte Of money under recent decisions oi
the Supreme Court, but having been
issued are just claims against the
United States, redeemable in money.
The House, at 430, took a recess un'
till 7:30, the evening session being for
the consideration Of the bill revising
aiatute.
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MEMPHIS.
Prrparations for Mardi 0ras.

Preparations for Mardi Sr"s.
MEMPHIS, January 2S.-PrepaEa'lon'
for the approaching carnival are being
rapidly pushed forward BY the ship.
ment of costumes, &c, just received
from Paris. They are said to be the
finest ever imported. A note from the
Sublime Osro states that the pageant
to be presented on the night OF tho
carnival will surpass any sitnilar ex-
hib:ton IN America, as one OF the isrg'
eat dealers iu costumes in Paris has
been engaged during the past MN
months on the cortege Of the Mempni
carnival.
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E.., Liberty Liv. stock M.rls,.

Elsf LIBERTY, January 2S.-Csttle,-
Arrivals 63 cars. Beat IS To- medium
5 90 TO 5 62i; common 4 80 10 5 90
stock.rs 3 90 TO 4 90 balls 2 so to 3 90.
Hogs-Arriyals % cars. Best Ph a..
delphia $6 40 to 6 go Yorksrs 5 50 to
5 90. Sheep-Arrivals Is cars. Beet
IS IS To 6 90; medium 90 to44 30;
common 3 90 to 3 so. .
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.


BAYoNNB, January 2S.-The report
that the Carlists have captured San
tauder is denied, but another is now
current that the corporation is negotia-
ting to raise two millions OF pectas
which the Carlists demand as the price
for abstaining from bombarding the
city.
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BUFFALO.
Canal Matters.

BUFFALO, January 2S.-The Board Of
Trade to-day, reaffirmed it's policy q
1872, in relation 10 canals, wanting the
Osvego Canal to be made 70 feet wide
from Buffalo and Oswego 10 Alba ny,
and complete double locks west o: Sy-
racuse.
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CLEVELAND. Jssassy 2Ss-Whest-
Dull bu. steady at 81 So Tor No. ! red
and AZ tor No. 2 red, Corn-Stsady
o, 706Ilc Tor old mixed and GGGC7
for new do. 0ats-Quies o. soc for
10. / State ssd 4Sc Tor No. 2 do. Pc
trolsum-Firm ssd higher at l2c for
standard white car lots.
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ST. LOUIS.
The Kansas Senatorship.

sr. LOUIS, January 2S-A specialize
the Evening Dispaleh says that the fret
ballot cor United States Senator 10 )oin'
session to-day resulted in Phillips "a
Blum 81, Harvey Is and Osborn IL
The remainder was scattered among
dozen OF candidates.
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CANADA.
Damage by High Water.

Damage by High water.
BRADFORD, ONT. January 2S.-The
ice lam in Grand River last night.
caused the water 10 rise to an unusual
height, the houses on the flats and
their occupants narrowly escaping.
Considerable damage Was done 10
property.
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Mr.. W. LEE Arcar., Of Jesasoa

Mr.. W. LEE Arcass, OF Jefas'a
township. has. during The prssen.
month. made seversl sales from his
valuable flock OF sheep We have
heard Of The follovisg: Twelve ewes
to C. Work, Of Hopsseil township, for
81 900; tsp ewes 70 c. Bo~msp. Of
Ohio, 81, 900. Mr.. Work bad psevi-
ously bought the ran "Loegwoop Tor
$50 This shovs the estimate 10
which Mr.. A.sfoek is held By growers.
Rey.ep.
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Mheeling &eeister.

TIE Pittsburgh editors are agitated
about new city charter which seems
to fall short Of what their fancy paint
ed. Its repeal is now demanded by
those who were most in favor Of its
enactment Q few short weeks ago.
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PItisbsrsh Petrsieas asrksi.
PIrTssURGH. January 2S-Crude-
Firm at 81 So refined not quoted.
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BOSTON.

Drowned,
BosroS, January 2s Two uen were
drowned in Warehsm yesterday, while
skating. va,~