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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-08
LOUISVILLE.
Geueral Conference OF the M. e.
Church 8Ourh.


LOUISVILLE, May 7.-In the general
conference to-day, a committee OF one
from each annual conference was ap-
pointed to investigate the case Of Lsrezo
D. Huston, who was expelled from the
Baltimore conference.
Resolutions of regret offered in re-
gard to the murder OF Rev. Mr.. Stevens,
in Mexico, and appointing the fifth
Sabbath ofthis month as the time when
prayer would be offered in behalf OF
foreign missions, were referred to the
committee on Missions.
Resolutions proposing to transfer the
power OF licensing and recommending
preachers from the quarterly to the
district conference. were presented, read
and referred TO the committee.
Bishop Payne, in benalf OF the COL
lege of Bishops in answer to a resolu-
ton offered yesterday requesting intor-
nation as to the ordsiuing and election
OF native born mission naries, stated it as
the decision OF the College that the
matter should be left with the Bishop
in charge OF the mission. The matter,
on motion, was laid on the table for
Monday.
A resolution was offered calling for
the appointment Of a committee 10
correspond with the various Methodist
bodies OF both Europe and America,
looking, let, To the union OF the vari-
GUS missionary efforts throughout the
world ; 2nd. The adoption OF a com-
mon hymn book ; Sd, The adoption Of
some plan by which preachers may be
more easily transferred from one Con
ference to another The resolution
was laid on the table.
Bishop Payne stated that he had
received a communication from the
gentlemen appointed by the General
Conference OF the NJ. z. Church, 10 con-
vey to his body it's iraternal greeting,
announcing their presence in Louis
vile. The communication was pre-
sented and read as follows:
GAIT HOUSE, LOUISVILLE, Ky,
May 7th, 1874.
To the Bishops and Members Of the Gen
eral Conference of tie ". E. Church
South, now in session in Louisville, Ky:
DEAR Fathers AND BRRrHREN:-We
the undersigned have been appointed by
Episcopal Church TO convey traternal
greeting OF the sad body to the General
Conference OF the NJ, E. Church South,
and await your pleasure.
Fraternally yours,
CLINTON B. FISK.
ALBERT I. Hunt.
CHAs. II. FOWLER.
.-u- o ----i-.t-- " -
read and adopted:
Rsso1ved, That it be the the pleasure
OF the General Conference TO receive
the commissioners OF the NJ. E. Church
on tomorrow morning at lO3 o'clock,
to;receive the fraternal greetings that
they bring US from their church, and
tn at the committee on introductious i'm
form I'd EN- OF the readiness OF the Con-
ference TO receive them at the hour APP
pointed.
After some further routine business
the Conference adjourned.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. May 7.--Cotton--Steady
Al lie. FIour-Stesdy. Whest-A
shade lower stsl45@l 46. Corn-Firm
at 72675c. Oats Steady At 5095Sc.
Rye-Stesdy al$l 0s. Bsrley-Steady.
Oils-UIcbsuged. Eggs--Dull and
lower at l3c. Butter-Dull and lower,
choice 28G30c. Cheese-Scarce and
firm. POrk-Firm at II 80. Lard
Quiet and firm; sales current make l0c;
loose kettle l0i@llc. Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulders 6tc; clear rib sides
sac; clear 80 20. Bscon--SteadG
shoulders 6Ic6$6 30; clear rib sides
9sc; clear 9I@l0c. Whisky-Firm
and higher q, 93c
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CLEVELAND.
A strike.

CLEVELAND, May About Ave
hundred coal beavers engaged in load.
ing vessels at the docks struck yester>
day for an advance from twelve to ff-
teen cents per ton. A large Dumbe!
OF strikers assem- bled on the docks at
an early hour this morning and per-
suaded number OF gangs OF men who
were handling lumber to quit work and
Join them. The police were called and
the strikers dispersed. There were no
rlotous demonstrations.
No coal, and very little lumber, was
handled on the dock to-day.
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DAKOTA.
Trial of wintermute-

YAxKfox, May 7.-Leonard Smett,
OF Chicago, arrived here this evening.
1t ia understood he is 10 assist in the
defence Of Wintermuts in his coming
trial.
The two wings Of the republicans
have united in a call for a Territorial
convention to nominate delegates and
Territorial officers, 10 be held at Elk
Point on July 10th.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Death OF General McCaImOnt.

TITUsvlLLE, May l. General Alfred
B. McCalmont, a prominent citizen OF
Western Pennsylvania, died to-day in
Philadelphia whittier he had been to
obtain medical treatment TOR cancer
in the side OF his face. The deceased
was Assistant Attorney-General during
the administration OF President Bu-
chansu. At an early period IN the late
war be was appointed Colonel OF the
l42d Peunsvlvsnja Volunteers, and
was afterwards promoted to Brigadier
General OF volunteers. In 1856 be was
the Democratic candidate tor Congress
in opposition to Darwin Finney, Of
Meadville. In 1872 his name was
brought before the Democratic State
Convention, at Reading, as candidate
for Governor.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 7-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wbeat--Demand
lower; Indiana and Pennsylvsnis red
81 74@l II; Indiana and Ohio $50
| 65; western epripg 50c9t So. Corn
@S7c; new s46S5c. Oats--Dull !;
western mixed soc; white 60@6lc.
Rye-Quiet at $l@l 05. Mess Pork
Quiet at sl7 -. Bulk Mests-Should.
era 6sm6i,; clear ribs 969tc Bacon
Shoulders 7tc; clear RIB, l0@l0Rc.
Sugar Cured Hams-l49l5c. Lard
Firm al lCt9lOic for western. Butter
Active nt 34935c. Coffee-Un-
changed. Whisky-Dull at 96tS9Sc.
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w ASHINcToN.
WAsHlNaroN, May
The District InvestigatioB.


In the District OF Columbia Investi'
CATION this morning Governor Sbep-
pa,d was examined in reference to the
improvement OF the road leading to
suburban property; the filling up OF the
old canal; the justice OF the general
sewerage tax; the prices paid by the
Board OF Public Works Tor wood and
concrete pavements as compared With
other cities, aud other matters. He
submitted a large amount OF documen-
tary testimony. His examination will
be continued after recess.
The House Committee on Appropri-
ations to day heard Prof. Baird on the
practicablity of introducing shsd into
the Mississippi river, and asking an
approximation for the purpose.
The Darien canal commissioners
have arriyep at Key West, returning
home.
The Centennial Bill.
Much interest was manifested
throughout the proceedings of the
House to-day on the Centennial appro-
pristion bill, large number of Penn
syIvauisns being in the gsllaries and
lobbles. The alternative is now be-
tween laying the bill on the table aud
submitting ii to a special Centennial
Committee where it is hoped by its
friends some modification will be made
TO render it acceptable to the majority
, OF the House. 1t is certain, however
that the House will not vote $4,000,
0O0 at the present session.
The bill agreed upon by the Com.
mittee on Ways and Means to-day to
exempt from tax 500 worth OF tobac-
co sold by a purchaser TO consumer
is similar to the one passed By the
House last year and defeated in the
Senate.
Confirmed.
The Senate in executive session, con-
firmed the nomination Of A. B. Hall AZ
Postmaster at Galveston, Texas. The
nomination OF Geo. McCook to be Gov
ernor OF Colorado, was further discussed
during the session OF three hours and
iaslly recommended to the Committee
on Territories, at the request OF his
| friends.
International Arbitration. :. ,
! Dr 7 r Miles. Secretary o, the In
ternationsl Code Society, organized last
year at Brussels also Secretary of the
American Peace Society, is here in &C.
cordance with the directions OF the
meeting held iu Cooper Institute to
urge the adoption by Congress OF a res
olution favoring a system OF interns-
tional arbitration. He had an inter
view with President Grant to day, at
which the President expressed very
warm interest iu the movement and
said that nations are fast becoming so
civilized as TO feel that there is better
wsy to settle their difficulties than by
fighting. Dr.. Miles was informed by
Senator Wsshburne that the resolu-
| tions providing tor an expression o'
opinion by Congress in favor OF inter-
nation al arbitration, will soon be called
up and their reference 10 the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations requested.
A letter from Secretary Richardson,
dated Augusta, May 5th, stated that
be was in excellent health and will re.
turn to Washington early next week.
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9TccKs.-Fluctuste1 frequently dur
ing the day between frmness and de-
preston, opening steady bat soon de-
clining } to II per cent, later recover
ing the Iosses again after one o'clock
touching the lowest point Of the day
and finally closing at t(9l per cent ad-
vance from the extreme decline. The
advance duriDg the closing hour Of
business WAS most marked in Western
Union, Lake Shore, Union Pacific,
Rock leland, Pacific Mail and
Erie. The unsettled condition Of
speculation is due largely the contest
supposed 10 be going on between some
oil the leading operators. 1t was re-
ported On the street to-day that the
Commissioners OF the Erie and Allan
tic and Great Western companies were
10 session in regard TO q lease, and i,
was stated that the Erie proposes 10
lease the Atlantic and Great Western
and all its leased lines and branches
for % years. at % per cent Of the gross
earnings Tor the fret year, % per cent
for the second year, and 30 per cent
thereafter. subject TO future revision,
TIE Atlantic and Great Western CON-
papy want IS per cent Of the gross earn
ings. The total sales Of stocks Tor the
day were 100000 sbsrse, Of which
65 900 were Western Union, 1900
Rock Island, 5000 Lake Shore, l3y.
Pscrfc Mail, 10000 Northwestern
5000 Uuiou Pacific, 5000 ST. Pau
and {, 500 0hlos.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Commission
houses are dong a fair business Tor the
season, and jobbers are rather more
actively employed. Western and west
ern New York clothers are operating
moderately in heavy woolena The
market for Cotton Goods u steady
at unchanged prices. Chsviot Sbirtisg.
in lair request Csttonades dull.
Prints in moderate demand. Shirtings
are active, and silks up to receipts.
ShAwls quiet.
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ARh
Brooks Sustained by the supreme
Court.

Brooks Sustained ny tho supreme
court.
LITTLE Rock, May -Four OF the
FIVE Supreme Court Judges in session
at the State house to-day resffirmed
the decision OF the Circuit Court, under
which decision Brooks took possession
of the Governors office. No lawyers
were present except those who remain
inside ofthe camp at the State house.
On the 7th OF October last, when q
full bench was present, the court had
the same question up and decid-
ei as follows: Under the
Constitution the determination Of
the question as to whether person
exercising the office o; Governor, has
been duly elecred or not. is vested ex-
clusively 10 the general assembly 6t the
State, and neither this nor any other
State court has jurisdiction to a suit in
relation 10 such contest be, the mode or
form what it may. Whether at the
snit OF the Attorney-Genersl or in the
relation OF the claimant through him or
by an individual alone, claiming
riyh: 10 the office, such
Issue should be made be-
fore the General Assembly. 1t is
their duty to decide ani no other tribu-
nal can determine that question.
Signed, NJ L. STEPHENSON,
l. GREGG.
E J. SEARLR.
The Bakeries claim that the decls-
ion amounts to nothing; first, because
the legal court is composed OF a full
bench, second that the question Of the
goveruorship is one for the Legislature
alone 70 determine.
There hss been little more activity
in both camps to-day. Yesterday after
taking off the Memphis train squad
OF 90 Brookltes at Lsnske and dis.
srming them, O company OF Baxter
men got aboard aad come TO the city
10 reinforce Baxter. Yesterday at
Sparta, 10 johnson county, General
Lee Thompson and Col. Brrz1alari, OF
the Brooks forces, took torcible posses
sion OF the steamer Robert Semple
The owner, General A. 5. Myer. got
writ OF replevin and the sheriff
served it on the parties, and
captured Brizzslsri aud portion OF his
men. Thorn pson escaped. Baxter re-
ceived one company OF recruits from
Hemstead county this morning, and
expects more to night. The Brooks
party have extended their Notifications
to-day around Benjamin block. As
the time for the Legislature to meet
draws near men are coming in from sll
directions OF the State, mostly
as endorsements for Baxter,
though Brooks received few
men yesterday. Brooks has organized
a cavalry company to do scouting
daty, and has pickets out on Capltoi
hill, nearly one mile from the State
house. Beyond this there is no change
in the positioB OF the various forces.
The guards are doubled again tonight
around Bakers camp,
Weather clear aud pleasant.
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Toledo - asket.

TOLEDO, May 7.-FIour-Stesdy.
wbest-Steady; .Itrs white Michigan
81 IS; amber Michigan ! 474; June
] 50, 80. red 81; No. 2 red ! 46.
Corn-Fsir demand and Grp; high
mixed 7497itc; May 7l4G Juse Toe;
August 7liG lo~ mixed 73c; no grade
Tic damaged Toto. 0sts-Psir de-
mapd and firm Q, 55c Michigan Sc.
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CINCINNATI.
Removed.

CIscIsSAII, May The Board Of
Trustees OF the Water Works to-day,
removed Ransom T. Scomden, engineer
Of the pumping works. There was no
charge Of aoy kind agaiust Mr.. scom-
den. The Transaction was on account
Of personal preferences OF two or three
members OF the Board. Americus
Warden was elected In his place. There
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 7.-Castelar has tens
dered his congratulations to Marshal
Serrano on his success in the North OF
Spain. Replying to the congratula,
tons OF a provincial deputation, Mar
shal Serrspo said that the Carlist move.
meut was only shaken, not vsnquished
entirely. ...
tion to his followers, expressing conf
deuce that his cause will eventually
triumph. ...
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, May 7.-CArrLs-More
Active; Middle and lower grades l24c
higher; very bee, on sale o. 60tS7 A
first quality 56096 IL; medium or
good 10 fair 5 2j95 50. Receipts
l,ls3; ssles ,2s3. Hoss-In fair de-
msbd q, 7j0G,S Is Receipts 8, 800.
Sheep-ln iair demand at 5 0O97 90
for shesred; 6 00SS % Tor woolsd.
Receipts 2,50j.
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Terrible eActfdent-Loc0m Boil
er EHplOsiOn-Two Men Killed.

er EKpIOslOn-IWO men hIlieu.
From the Cumberland News.
Tuesday morning about half-past
eight o'clock, as engine No. % on the
Cum berland and Pennsylvania Rail
road, was drawing train OF empty
hoppers from Piedmont to Homecoming
and when in front of the building
known as Kildow's Hall, in Western
port, her boiler exploded, causing tho
death OF two men upon the engine
Thomas Hogan, engineer, and Thomas
Moran, fireman. The latter was blown
high up IN the air, his body alighting
on the Westernport Hill. several hun
dred feet distant. HE skull was
crushed in, many OF his bones broken,
and bis body badly disfgured. Hogan
was blown against the SIDE OF the
house, q distance OF twenty feet, and
so badly injured ihst death resulted in
about two hours and a-hslf thereafter,
at the residence Of his brother Michael
in Westernport. to which he bad been
carried Immediately after the accident.
Mr.. J. NJ. Combs, oi Piedmont, who
happened to be in the vicinity of The
disaster, was thrown over fence by
the force OF the explosion but happily
escaped serious injury.
KiIdov's Hall. the first floor Of which
ia occupied by drug store and the up
per floor by the Odd Fellows as lodge
room, sustained considerable damage
one side having been entirely blown
down. Part OF the roof Of another
house near by Was blown of; severa
other buildings were dam aged, and
hundreds Of window panes shattered
The engine is total wreck.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May wv. II. Hsldemsn
OF the Louisville C3mier-Journdl, and
General s. B. Buckner, OF Kentucky,
arrived in this city to-day.
One OF the round houses OF the
Toledo, Wabash e. Western railroad,
at Springfield, Illinois, was burned last
night. Loss SIS, 600.
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HOUSE.

The House met al ii o'clock, and
will hereafter until otherwise ordered.
Mr.. Blanchard, from the Committee
on Ways aud Means. reported back the
Senate amendments to House bill to
facilitate the expectation OF distilled
spirits, and amendstory Of an act in re-
lston thereto. On his motion the
amendments were on,concurred In and
the bill was sent to the committee oil
conference.
Mr.. Burchard, OF Kansas, and Mr..
Beck were appointed committee on
the part OF the House.
The House then went into Commit
tee OF the Whole, Mr.. Haskins in the
chsir, on the Centennial celebration bill.
Messrs Niblack and Small opposed
the bill, and Messrs. Crocker and Cain
advocated it. Mr.. Garfield opposed the
bill and Messrs Hooper, Scudder, oI
New Jersey and Jewett spoke In sup
port of the bill, and Mr.. Dawes made
q speech against the bill.
Speeches in favor OF the bill were
made by Messr,. Randall snd Sattrell
The debate Was closed by Mr.. Hawley
OF CONF ecticut, President OF the Cen
tennisl Commissioners.
After lengthy debate the question
was taken on ordering the bill TO 6
third reading, and it was negatived BY
a vote Of 81 yeas to l3S nave.
Mr. Hale, Of Maine, moved TO re-
consider the last vote and 10 lay tn
motion to reconsider on the table. Th'
latter mol.on, which would have rem
dered the rejection OF the bill final
was Lost nays III, nays 100.
The changes oil votes necessary Il
save the bill were procured by persona
appeals OF many OF the Pennsylvan''
mem Dere who went around solicitlnI
such changes, and succeeded to the ex
tent required.
The question then recurred on mo
ton to reconsider the vote refusing t
order the bill to a third reading. Tn
vote resulted, yeas ia, nays III; g
the vote refusing the third reading q
the bill was reconsrdered. This result
like that OF the previous vote, wa
brought about by the personal infia
erce and persuasion OF the Pennsy
vania member, with the understand
ing that the bill would be recon- mittec
| Mr. Kelly them moved to recomm
the bill 10 the Centennial Commiuee.
/ Mr.. Beck moved as an amendmer
tba, il be referred 10 the Committee o
Appropriations. Rejected.
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ST. LOUIS.
Railroad Consolidation.

Sr. LOUIS, MAY THE consolida.
ton OF the St. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Cairo and Fulton Railroads has
been fully effected, and new board OF
directors elected. The road will here
after be known as the ST. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad
Arrangements have been made TO run
trains through from here to Austin
Texas, via. the International road o.
Texas from Texakaua.
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fOrxer Sentenced.

Fovzer Sentenced.
Joseph II. Blackburn, e1.United
States Marshal Of this District, was
sentenced by Judge Trigg in the United
States District Court yesterday, TO four
and hall years OF hard labor in the
State prison for the alleged crime Of
forging the signatures OF the sureties on
his official bond.
Ex-President Andy johnson will
address the citizens Of Nashville on
the public squsre this evening upon
the financial condition OF the State.
speech BY E1.PresIdent johnson.
Ex-President johnson spoke an
hour and three-quarters to q large su-
dience, in the public square, this even
ing, advocating lower state taxes and q
partial suspension oil her bonded inter
es, until the people are better able to
meet their obligations. On national
finances he is opposed to Initiation, but
as the next best subststute for specie, is
10 favor OF tree banking on legal tenders
alone, doing away with the present
National bank currency altogether,
To ereby saving six per cent interest TO
the government on S4O0000,000 oi
bonds. He advocates harmony among
conservative men OF ali parties and is
| in ,avor of hrinoinp the government
both State and National, nearer 10 tb e
people by giving them the power
TO elect the President and United State:
Senators without the aid Of legislatures
or electors.
RThe track OF the Nashville Blood
Horse Association is now in splendid
condition. With some, forty or fty
horses noT on the grounds and ~
IN any more to arrive next week, tn,
prospects are very hssteriug for a large
meeting on the 18th.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-FIour-
Dull and unchanged. Whes.-Quiet;
red ! 559l IS; amber 1891 80 Rye
-9Sc. Corn-Less active; yellow SIC:
mixed s59S6c. Os,s-Stesdy white
64S65e; mixed 6lG62c. Pstroleam-
Refined 81 04; crude lie. Wbhky-
9Sc.
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is considerable local excitement on the
subject.
The Constitutional Convention adopt
ed plan for legislative appointments
to-day, including a provision Tor cumu-
lstive voting in all counties where
more than two representatives or two
senators are to be elected, in which
cases all votes OF any voter may be con-
csntrated on a single candidate.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, MAY 7. s Pm.
PROBABILITIES,

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, May 7. SP.A.
PROBABILITIES,
For New England and Middle States
and Lower Lake Region, clear or par.
TALLY cloudy weather and variable
winds will prevail with but slight
changes Of temperature and falling bar.
ometer. For the South Atlantic and
Gulf States and thence northvard to
the Ohio Valley, generally clear wealth.
er, southesst to southwest winds, and
no decided change o temperature, with
Continued high barometer except in
the Ohio Valley and Western Gul
States. For the Upper Lakes aDd
Northwest, clear or fair weather, east
erly or soutberly winds aud no decided
change OF Temperature and falling bar
ome,er. The Western rivers Will de-
clin. slowly during the coming twenty
four hours.
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Mr.. Hale, OF Maine, then moved 10
lay the bill on the table as the only way
to kill il completely.
Pending a vote on that motion the
House adjourned.
The bill comes up again tomorrow.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND. May 7.-PIour and
Grsin-Quiet and unchanged. PSro-
leum-Stesdy and demand moderate;
standard white. car lots l2tSl3; Ohio
State test 70 1852, l5f9lc.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

WORCESTER, May THE const ables
msde a descent to-day on fifteen Of the
principal patent beer saloons and
seized about one hundred kegs.
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East Liher,y Cattle Msvkss.

East LrBErrY. Nay 5.-Csttle-
Arrivals 80 csrr 10 sales. Hogs-Ar.
rival. 30 cars; best Philadelpbia 6 40
TO 6 so: Workers 5 IS TO S so. Sheep.
-Ariyals 9 cars; no ssles
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at'heelmg Aeglster.
GOLD closed yesterday at ll24.

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
day will be generally clear, with south
east 10 south west winds.