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IL Total. ................. 1893 17,Ol0 500
TTLE-Yh0 feeling waR1lo 80 firm on yestBrtuy
Or Monday. Tho cauues Of tho wcakenng arc found III
tho larger receipts aud tlo less encouraging tone
alyiecs from below. Although there waa largo ns-
aembago Of buyera. there litto competitiou and
trading dragged leaa from the opening to tho
close. Without bcng quotaby lowor prices weTe weak
all around, and nnlees tu-morrows receipts show
considerable falling Off Il s quite probnblo that hold.
cre will hayo to accept lower pricea+ Tile rnngc Of
sales waR s5i60G825, sJ.50@5.25 being paid by local
butchers, $3.b0@A.75 by feeders, and s475@d.6U by
shippers. But II small amount Of stock, however,
changed haps below $4.50 whi1 tho hulk Of tho trad
ing was accomplished within tho range OF s. 90
QUOTATIONS..
ibs mud .so2s@e5o
Oloico Deeres-FIno, fat, well formed year
to year old atoera, averaging 1900 to
Good neevca-Well. .fattened, fne!y formed
Becrs. averaging 1,1h0 to $50 ba ...... b.36a5GO
Medium arales-3toer1 IN far flesh, aver
ngsng LOO to ,9j0 Observation-Disclosures. lbs. 4B69625
Dutchtra' HtooE-Commou to fair steers,
and good to oxtra cows, for city slaughter, .-
nvera,lng 900 10 100 lts... 376@475
atock Cattla-Qpmnlou critic, in locent
aeah, avoYagaa 76o to LOO a5o@47s
stngo, bujs md uoaawag stcera. .,....,,. oooa36 to
Cattle-Toxag, c0rn'fel.. 4.76G5.25
OattleToxas, wncrcd North. .......... 4.0UQs4. .5O
Ucttle-Teras, through droves. ............ ,.....
UArT1E BALEa.
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CNIUAu0'LuMHiR MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING" May 6.
There wore about dozen cargoea on tho marEot In
Tho demand from local and country dcalera airy
actiye, aul ery NIL Of tho cargoes Wera disposed Of
cfoso noon. Prices woro without material chengo, r'1.
ing strong for choice lumber and stoallor for common
grades, In one instance slight advnNce roporod
On eareo Of oAts aud ssanting La sold M At sao9
ling aro auotabe at $9.oo@27a: hoards md strips,
siv.oo@la: goot ta chotce do, Slaeo@ls7s saan.
ges pskos soySs' wss as
oarso sehrs l. Simmons si Myrtle fren, s5Aks; a 1!s
earge uehr %easeheser r. rom l4s
sxs SSssds 4; s rs M Ct ss1sss sassa
:s Cargo d u schr ~ i. H Stanton from 1ud1net0n, II
1oiais aud acantllny so6o. Sold by L. T. hlekford
At THE YARDS.
The tlpn,aud wua olly flir, prices ruling about the
same ns ey have for tho past few daya o. ~ aolloWa:
ucona slse. iIeae e1ssr inei 10 asoo Soo9
Third clear, inch aSno aSoo g 19'Go
Clear aoorlug, lst 4ud I'd together, =, ~ oo,
o,e9q seqghii siin lit and ID toaoer @oS Co. Co.
First con,n.on sid!ng. g............... @:oM
Second common sitng. ....,..:..... =. ~ dpa!W
Tiport,R tlrst conln,Du lreakod...... 33u0 t131.1
Flooring, soeoul common, ressel... 9o.o0 9sssN
FioorIuE third common, drcasol..,.. 1901 @D.O0
4 wnHUu-box boarla, Rclootel, II
iuclca and upward. ............ $500 GsaaQ0
I. ,ynoou-box boarls ,,.,,,,,,,...,, QN.0D Ulu3.00
4 stnck loarln Observation-Disclosures, 1b.W a13.00
Il ntork hoartl9 $500 G3a1.UO
II atn,k buaris Observation-Disclosures, l4,G0 G10.u0
On1nnion h1arls outside for tlry..... 13W d9lao0
Jotst. Hcnntling, fonetng. tinller, ~ feet :.
aud untlor nltGlo prco for dry. la.0O GslJM
Joiet and xcantling, 1s to ~ tset., 1400 Qasg90
Ackots souare. re....,...,...........,. 1a,Gu t315oo
pipheu fiat ,,...,,,,..,...,...,.... 1890 q so,
Uctlur posts sn(it 1t.00 @
ONtar posts, roana 5@B Inches .,.... l1eo gyaa'uo
NJ. saWQl HhipHlou ...,,,,,,,,,..,. 1,51 "a 260
4 0r Star, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,t,...... 800 q ....
shiugla.p IN track ktA>."."...,...... o.oo q .."~s
Tho New York Dry Gouda Market.
New XoaK, May o.-Duslueas Gully moderate With
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P1rTsnunoM, pa, May e.-orudo quiet quoted st
.O0, with salsa ltelned very weak, and quosad st
loo for May. Nothing DUNG.
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abundant tho cattle foed IN Tho 1eAvos and brAnohch.of
trees. 1tta thought tint the wild weather. now settling
III will help matters aoon.
IRON AND ETEEL-T1o demand continues mod.
Nrnih kfpttsa 4t.o rnih
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uUGS-The hog market was oyerstockod, and conso-
quantity IN easter feeling prevailed. There WIS full
attendance Of buyers, md fair degree OF activity
characterzod tue ten,and, but buyers inaBted upoi
and without mitch difficulty obtained concessions Of
810c tho day'a trading being done at $4.76@53 for
inferior to common at $5.305.t0 for medium; and
ut S. .60Ga5, Us for Rool to choice,
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THE LIyE.sTgCK MARKETS..


CHICAGO.
W1:pAEHnAy EvEnrlsa. May @,
Tile receipts Of livestock during tho week havo boon
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Tetal. Apslt !.
-. lbI!...... ....
Tatnl, April |,
lg7I I,,,,,,,..
T99tl,aail. April !,
Tt,t1l, April !,
147ls,..,...
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CITIZEN PRODUCE ETATfBTfC5,
The Now York " Produco Exchange Weekly :"
gives tho following:
ports OF Nov York, Boston, Montreal Phiadei-
phla, and baltimore, aggregated, were for tho
aforementioned wcoks as follows
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a10.27>l; 25o ten do 1t s1o.25; 800 tea do At
tep DO at s10 012{; 7Jo tea do 1T s1o.571S; idO
lbs lard, ID pals, al 11o; :; 100000 lbs shoulders
acllcr May at Go ! 100000 lbs short clenr (last
oventug) 1t 90 50 tea bollcs on private tetnssn.
Flour wHa quiet, and D shade cnsIer, though
exporters Looked aronnd carly, bit Withdrew
when wheat wcnkoned and Now York war at,-
nouncctl to DO dull Local buyors took hold
spnrlngly. Bran was firm. salos woro reported
do on private tornas 100 brls Bpring oxtraa at
$3.50; 200 brlA DO (1linn.) at eo.25; Zoo brla do
at .S5.8711; 100 brls do on private terms; 100
brla superiues at $500; rs brlu ryo on private
tertps; Total, ,o25 br1s. Also, 10 tons bran ut
$23.o on track; 10 tons do at s2j.JO froe on
board, s6o brla corn moal ut $500. Tho follow
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london ........
!Ayorpool ...,..
IlouGestar,,.,
'Rrlstll ..., ,,,
Glasgow .,,,,,
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. NEW YoHK, May 0.-CoTTos-Dull; middlin9 up.
land, IKE. Futures closed qniot and eany. aalcs
july, II 2932a17 l5-1co; August 1se-i6Ia18 7-92o
September Il y 43l.s?@lss ocqIor, Il l1,1e@17xo;
brls; aupcrnno Weatern and State s5.so@g.oo; COM
mon to good $o15@ee0; good to choice, so.G5eas.e5;
st. Louis, sa&o@11.5N. lyo hour aud corn-nlesi IN.
changed. wheat heavy and lower; roceipta. 10000
bu; No, Chicago, $l.51@l ia; Mo. Northwestern.
$l.b3.G1a4 No. ] Milwaukee, $1.67@l.6s; ungraled
Town and Minnesota spring, $1.47G1,62 primo wintor
}o rcd tna9na a =, e5 nlSror ar5pg $la5@o Ryo
oponel 1rner mud ooacd dull aud Dropping; rccapta,
5000 bu; now Western mixed, 83@81o; old do, 500
S7I1o: Willie Western, SEQ. Oatl = Bhlde hrmor and
moro aotiyo receipts 1a,Uo0 bu; 1.li1od Western,
Gc@0so; whitc Western, d7GSnsNo.
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GOSSIP FROM THE COUNTRY.

4 MapuiugtOn correspondent writes
SIS follows:
Spring is coming on finely snd the
farmers are making great preparatioUs
tor their spring and summer work.
Farmers have not been very PROCESS
i've in their occupations for several
years, bat they have fac prospect for
wheat this spring and anticipate good
and plentiful harvest generally. Times
have been very dull in this section OF
the country, owing TO the panic that
las ragged Tor some time, but things are
looking up q little at the present.
There sre a great many that have been
lucky in drawing some valuable pre-
minms from the REGISTER distribution
| did rot happen TO be one of the
lucky bows. Mr.. P. Martin will have
employment for the summer. l hope
be will do well with his Devon gentle
man.
We have rot heard or seen any OF
the crusade or whisky war here yet,
but | think We ought to have come OF
them az we need them very badly.
We have three whisky saloons 10 this
small place OF about one hundred and
irty population. Old Alex still comes
to town every Saturday and gets on
b;s bust lie is a goot Old nerghtor
and bully fellow.
LITTLE AT 4 IIwE,
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science nud RcUS'Gn

If "Ioquirer,' who writes o. she
above subject in voag SATURDAY. r.ora,
;us's pnpcr, will examine the ag.j..e o.
Ouhodox" carefully he wjti s1c lla,
it was net 1Til,sn by s believer la r..
ligioD a a., TIT bv an iuG!s5, Ike him.
self, who wished to ie;gu & da!e5ea.
gsrb in order the more efec,"aly e.
stab the rel gion o. his hlte ITceIuu,e
there will be 70 diversity CT CIG.J.
now among members OF cLurcncs o.
Influential standing as 10 the rec.s-.. .
OF reason 10 religion. Accordingly mO.:
churches require that their ministers
shall be educated up TO tli nrgae.i
standard afforded bytbe laci.ues :thc
times, in order that they may lie the
better prepared - exercise tbe.C yea-
SOD. A regular minister nowadays l0
most sll churches must bes man WHO
hss Investigated toe grounds on which
religion resis. 1t is not nossble there
fore, that the article signed Orthodox
came from sny orthodox believer And
moreover the very matters TO which be
re'e.s in the Scriptures aud asks how
can we apply reason to them are tire
very ones TO which the reason = q.
piled and Q'cays has been applied H.
the Christian church. l. he DO rg.
believe il, read "Scribuers MOSTLY 80,
April. When Orthodox. so,cs.i,i
or "luqui eI eitheT. uas tLsIrIeaso. q
Dr. Blsubelt hez done. toe. let :-su
rsise tier nIGy voice. .Isiu=t -e:--
! ior. PICK -Ns
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FDESEIGh,
ETGL sSD,
'Tne hshautce TrOops.

LoHp,y, March 80. There was an
immeuee crowd in Windsor park to-day
10 witness the review of the troops
composiug the Ashantee expedition.
General Woolsey MAS in command,
The review took place in the presence
o, The Q Zen, the Prince o. Wales,
Duke OF Cambridge and Prince Arthur.
the weather was fine.
The review al Windsor to-day was
Witnessed 10y immense crowds. In
the presence OF the force, the Queen,
assisted hy the Princess OF Wales and
the Duchtes of EiinburCn, made SIR
Gsrne. Wozeley q Knight Com
mander OF the Oder o. Bath and con-
cr ed on Lord Clifford the Victoria
C!a.s. RE ,roop- repeatedly cheerrd
the Queen, The members CT the royal
lsmuy and Genera Woiaeiy.
In tie House OF L2rl- the Duka OF
l;icnmaai. and ia ghe EIous2 OF COM
mons D,-rse' moved "A vote o. thanks to
General Wo,,c'ry and tie officers and
men o, The expulsion, snF?orIioC the
motto, with lauda,Ory speeches. The
motion wa rra0'mou-ly adortcf. with
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deficiency bill will be reported to the
House Wednesday or Thursday next.
Tie bill continues in force the apprc-
priarion made 10 the river and haroor
bill OF the 81 OF March, 1873. for the
payment O, the debts oil the Louisville
aud Portland Canal Company, and
makes it permanently applicable for
the same. So much Of it as is neces-
eary ehall be applied to the payment
OF inseres, as it accrues and the prlp-
c,pa! @ tie bonds as they mature, but
the Secretary OF the Treasury may buy
any Of the bonds at their market price,
not above par. The second Sec
ton authorizes the Secretary OF the
Treasury to take possession OF tie canal
and all its property, subject 10 tne
mortgage securing bonds; apd the
Sucretary is to pay for the stock heia
by the directors, being 500 to each
director. with 6 per cent interest SINCE
the OH of February, 1864, and is to
collect any money due to or he!d 10Y
the company by Its directors or truS-
teeq, or by any person whatever
The 81 section provides tha. the canal
shall be held for the common use ana
benefit OF all people free OF tolIs ana
charges, except such as are necessary
to paw the current expenses ana 10
keep the canal in repair lhe tolIs for
the present wear are to be 10 cents per
ton on steam vessels and 5 cents on
other vessels.
Mr.. Wheeler offered an amendment
on his own behalf forbidling any pay
ment until after the State Of Ne"lNcRY
email nave ceded 10 the 0-'ri $50 IS
the entire jurisd;c!on { ..' '''H!
and all i;s property
After further dIscussiUn ",i"oul = =
posing OF the question, IL" o'ii ""''
over until Tomorrow.
Mr.. Kelly asked leave TO repoIt i'"w
the Commtree on Ways and Mean,
aad have passed a bill TO admit tree o
duty ar! c}ea intended for the interna-
tional exhibition OF 1876, with the pro-
vision that aay artlcles sold or with
drawn tor c1neumrtion shall be liable
Tor duty. :,
Mr.. GARFIELD suggested that the word
"in,errauousi" should be struck out
and the word centennial" substituted.
Mr. Kelly objected to making that
alteration and was sustained in that Po-
s.!;on iv T,-s~- EI - a"d Ra"d.l.
M, {. .'.'l ...r.. l. .'.I e" H.. hlli
aud /, ...'r
TIE House adjourned.
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NEW YORK.
News Items.

New YORK. March 30.-The Gallon
Treasure Company is organizing for the
purpose Of acquiring and operating con-
cessious granted by the Spanish gov
ernment, giving the company the right
to receive vast amount OF treasure
known to b. sunk in the feet OF Span-
ish GALLONS in the hsrbor Of VIgo in
Spain,in 1902.
The trial OF John D. Ssuborn, Lu1
Glen Hanly and Alfred Vanderwerken, +,
indictment charging them with con-
spirscv to defraud the revenue depart.
ment, commenced to-day, in the U.
S. District Court oi Brooklyn.
plymouth Church.
The pulpit of Plymouth Church
was occupied last evening by President
Chaplin, of Beloit University, WiscoU-
sin. Ia his prayer previous to the SER
non the Doctor alluded to the fellow
ship between Plymouth and sister
churches, and prayed that it mi ght br
continued, Notwithstanding the appar-
emily uutoward circumstances OF the
past few days, and grow more aud more
strong and uuyieldiug and loving from
now and hencetor;h. The subject OF
his discourse was Faith.
Mr. Beecher preached in the morn
iog on Charity TO q crowded congre-
CATION.
A large congregation attended the
morning services o! the Church o! the
Pilgrims, Brooklyn. yesterday. Rev
Dr.. STORES was accompanied in the
pulpit by Rev DR. Post OF ST. Louis,
and Rev. DR.. Buckingham Of Spring
field, Mass. At the close OF the intro
ductory services Dr.. Stores said that
during the past week their attention
had been largely occupied with matters
which have been brought before
the council, and they had reason to
be grateful to God tor the direction and
guidance Of His spirit whereby their
churches have been led to the result
obtsined. In the C,inton Avenue
| Congregational church, as the voluntary
was concluding, Rev. Drs. Seward,
Bacon. Buddington, and VIM. ",
Patten. OF Che ago. entered from the
lecture room aud took seats iD the
pulpit. Tue services were conducted
| by Dr.. Patten only. aud at the ciO,e o.
his eermon. DR.. Buddlugton announced
| that Rev. Mr. BsCon would read re-
pot OF the council, which lie did. The
CONGREGATION was then dismissed
Temperance.
New York, March 30.-The meC
aud women enlisted in the temperance
cause gathered IN the churches OF THE
city and Brooklyn yesterday and made
prayer offerings in the presence OF large
congregations. Ia Brooklyn three
routes have been laid out ter hRspecia
work OF vis'trrg the saloons The TEN
persnce work 10 !ouUi 10 be far more
expensive and complicated than sLtic'
iusted. bu: they are not discourage"
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EcwYorIlL,,c alork Warhci.

New YoEy. Mach G0.-Becves-
Fresh receipts 500, making $3.50 for
tic week acaina, 800 last week;
average quality fresh oherinss i4'r ana
better than usual for MoLiAys trade;
demand good; trade moderately active.
but feeling hardly 60 firm A. Monday
last; closing prices ai.ul T. lywer vcry
poor TO COOL TeXaGs ,angci 81 - O6la
II 80, poor 10 prime natives 10 Goa
y IS. with q 'c,y ot the beet 81 j. On
Shccp-Arrival5 & l3O mah.ug 1880
Tor the week, against 1910 !a.l week,
market inactive but Grui = 'j,1@ y.
poorest to tcsl there wa I'm, ! ar load
tor iess than Z GO, aud n'.y ! car .or
more than ; On. Swrnc-Ecct.I E.
vesrerIav and to-day 1880, making
% so 'o- the week against -J.Oto lat
week; 20 1--we on sale, city drc-sed cs-,Cr
and mCrc active closing Gt nor
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CiucIunnu Market

ClHcINyATI, March 80 -CUIlon-
Steady OF I5ic. ohr-UGChanRt1
Whea,-DulI at 81 40@l 43 Corn
Steady at 6496SC. Oats-Quiet at 50
@5Ic Ryc-Steady at 81 90 Barley
Dull and nominal. Ols-Unchaog'd
Ecgs-Stesi, At l2!c Buuer-S.osdy
Cheese-Scsrce and firm. Prov,siouS
PORK in light demand and held firm.
" at $l6MIG25. Lard-StronP steam
9fc bertIp 9sa9tn. Bulk Mcats-
Strong. shoulders 5yaGc on spot; 6! .
huyer Apri'; clear rib S@Sic; car
s9T 8lr Bacon-Firm; sbou dcrS g
IA &C, clear rib 96 9fc; clear @t@ 9!c;
salys clear loose at Hlc, WHISKY
Flynn nj Gle.
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GABRIEL CRU B,
KEEP THE BLOOD

Il 2 be.Ithy condition. II toe biC'd u In
2 lcttay tate, II lst oiing q ne itHy
.,s. 10 .vsry rIg41 and fuOC;iOn OF the
Iu an BODY, fo- y cod - be liyi - ply
that ep.!Is TIE Ter-wSt NJ and hnstrUe-
Tor % The human OTEaEi 10, @hirh is oIsU-
tiru,!Iy ing on. The blood the lie
Gf toe huuIar OJy II ere - no bone, nor
-1u-c.e. uor issue. Tnr mem bTan- Of any
% :. which % kent alive end IN a
health D7 4 c supply Of blood which
j. oISTlDu'cI f. - ,ns uD Gazing action
ofiEe he r pumping out night and day,
T;y-lbIse EU d'ti q d twenty IL - an
hour, tEls wonderful cuT NJ 4 life! IN
C.sCsss- the hssE y oTks faster, the Eu pli >
A.. u-r.ed mp 10 tie falling or aBisn, and
nature ever uus 70 herseIL, makes every e!-
lg-t 30 eIpsl dlEsase nd pressrve life
Hence We have cru pIlopE and E0Tes ecaUEe
nature has s ccsEdsi IN throwing the pO.-
son 70 the sur 'cs Shall We then stand and
lOC Z "a that heroic effort OF nature iry "a =
20 Tree htre ( from the d. adJy enemy, Or
shaIl We come 10 the re cue with few hOt-
1890 The SaDaEi aB's GOT and Hei b Juice,
and bsDh irUrn the system that tou! ta.s !
IA tn sbesn loEly but sn1eiy eating away
the vt!y fountain Of lie?
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tEi,auO lInrlXeG.

CHICAGO, March 20 -Flour-S eady;
extra srrias s. 00G6 IS. Wheat
Steady No. | Chicago spring 81 25;
No. 2d5l 21!; scguIsr | 2l}0l 2l3
strict fresh spo; lgt Aprll; 24s
Nav; No. 3 DO l lCi@l Y, rj,cred
| o.. Coru-Stead,, No. > mixed
strictly Tcsh 624G63f each; April 81!
@6l3; May G4tg 64!; new No. > NIX.
ed co., rejected Oil SOC, new 5S4c
Oats Dull aud lower; No. , strictly
fresh i4fc cash; l6.c May. Rye
Steady NJ. > 9JG93c. BAr,ey-De-
maud Iigh; aui holders firm, No y
arr ng 5, j2Gl -, No. . spring 'rCsn
| 50 po-k-Sieaiy at SIS % cash,
IS Oj April; i 81 Msy. Lard
Steady; y:g spo'. q - MAJ BUia
Meats -Quet and weak, the only sales
were lots Ct shor, RIO m.lI'c. telltr
April at !, - .p.c. Wbrskv--
Snaiy az 45c.
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God Speed the Women.

~
IN vour issue OF March ojth I saw 9
osrr,or bv tho P.v NJ Fiss,Iobr res
1IL C- r-..-.,:.., C,.I-.L
vi VI Hne Cef'u"n N'""se''0"t O"u' ! I
OF st. PaUI on the corner OF Race and
Fifteenth streets, Cincinnati, ard "a
,-h;,h w.sb n b-;ef]v renlv
,rc.N 49,. .,.-
ms ~ tHe n'n''s VI 'ne 'eA' '"0'eu
= Ar. EisenIohr, | have nothing TO say
H~t this do know and say, that when
rir, Devil hos fa;Iod nv all other meth.
i,,.'...,.;.,,a,,ss.J ~. s,,,
~ - 'oN''u'' rsVP'. ""0 "'' 7''"S
10 do rl2hs that they are wropg,
B.. .ro!ss scripture. Ia all cases, as a
Last rgeor. he Hnds teyts to sr;, his rur
w.t.. -, MI ,.n,'.,,l
po''' IVA Wv 10" ''"' -
Eve n 'Ge garden o'
Eden. he used lhe words OF God To sait
his purpose. When Cbr;-: was fasting
Ia the wilderness, Satan, The lmp,aCa-
ble 'oe to msmkind. was permuted TO
buffet him with the most iasiuual.rg
wiIes, aud assail him with the most a.
luriog temptation, in order TO attcmp,
the defeat o! Heavens most gracious
designs, end keen mankind under the
dread ui dominion Of sin and death. A.
Saan wa. permitted to a-aai. even tie
Messiah with Temptations clothed In
.crip,ural carb. may he pYt, to.lay,
find something 10 the BiLla with whigb
to uv to d,ssuade these noble womga
from Their holy wo.a, !cc as tiulY he
lieye ,bat this movements Of Ccl ~
believe there is q God. Some
msv ssv. what can women 10 wLsn
tor years wise and coed men have
legisIated against whisky. The men
vbo for vears lave filled our legislative
halls, have bee, ior the mos; pay,. eleC,.
cd nv whisky constituencies. and ot
ccurse they coulJ NOT ITO use e yuIrar
rhrssp 20 back on their constituents.
Tbev mus, n he rnr make q sbnv q.
fgbi;rr ooaiu.t Rum Gin Wbi4kv Z.
20 buI in reality. thew heueti, the firm
instead at il ipri1s i, Now. when Il ,s
,ound ,hct men wou't-or lul.r, il
in a mil5er torm-c1ar DO anvtbi,y
for rho rreven,iop Of drunEennrsg the
women of onr land arise in their beay-
70 o,d streoofb ,elyIrr for helm unoD
the Lord o' hoNl', - crush u"I 'he
mighty evil which i Geva' 'RiTy 20
may happy h0mes, blasting 20 many
hr ght prosptc R.d Canslug Co0ctics-
th houssnds 10 mourn. To the sutierin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-31
New Iork Mn, ksL.

Nav YoRE. March 3O-C3aoo-,
Quiet; middli5g uplsHds lGss
FIour-Stesdy; superiine western SIC
State 5 6096 IS; common TO zoos
6 ljG6 50; good TO choice 6 5596 Is,
white wheat extrs6 6 7j67 10; extra
Ohio 6 306T so Wheat-Light supply
aud higher. Rye-Qaiet at97l8l 03.
Barley-Q list CJru-Heavy ard
lower; new western mixed S2sSTc; old
do SS@90T high mixed and yellow
wts err S79SSc Oats Dull and de-
clruinp; mixed 57660S white western
6l664c Supsr-F,rm; iair to good
refining 7!@7Io. Pe,roleum-Frmsr
crude IT.; rf ed l5sc. Eggs-Frm;
western l51Gl5c Pork-Quet; new
mess $l6 IS spot. Beef-Qaiet and un-
changed; middles quiet lore clear 9tc'
short clear . 3 l6@ 9Ic; short rits Ssa
Lsri-Hcavv; prime steam 93'. Butter
-Heay,: western 25@3Sc whisky
STEADY -. o,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-31
OHIO.
The Legislature.

CoLvNGU-, March 30.-lu the Ser
ate to-day, the following nominations
we've received from Governor Allen :;
Andrew Ray. OF Trumbu!l. TO be 10
spector OF mines for four years; Joho
2. Bruck OF franklin, Wm. lawrence
o. Guernsey, r. ". Mcdonnell OF Wy
aniote, Matnias Mouch OF Anglaz~
and Job Owens OF Bullsr, to be dlrec~
tors Of the peniteutiary, irom April ISt'
In the House q resolution was adop.-
ed requesting the State Auditor TO re-
port whether the existing levIes Tor the
General revenue and asylum furd3 can
be reduced without danger OF creating
= deh .jcncy in SAID funds, after meeting
all the legitimate demands on sa'i
,''rir
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-31
NeuYork Dr., Gaoas nnrkct.

NV YoEE, March 80 The week
oje-s with more active iobbjOg move
me1tin cotton g0O1s pTiats sLd dresa
.aJrics. but wooieUs are quiet
Nr-aGUe'- 'aucy I.uts are reduced to
&c and Il e.r other styles 10 proportion
lo5bers prices for cotton goods are r.
regular buta agents fgrres are urchang
a. Shawls quiet Tie daily Bal'Gnr
AVS baycrs sTe not likely to be able to
purchase staple cotton goods On better
TINS than those now ruling IN '.s
market
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-31
HaIiiuIUFr Ma kTf.

BAITu0RE, March So .our--Dull
with only a jobblng demnni. Wheat
Quiet, firm and UNCHANGED. Corn
Active and hrmer; western mixed 63a
S4,. Oue-Slow, except in irhb,ng
wa,; western Goa &c Hyc-QHet at
SjaSSc. Proy!sions-SToni mess
pork $l6 50 Bulk Deals-Frm {,
-houider- G{aC.r clear rib sides 5 ia
Sic BsCou-hCUve, especially tor
sides; shoulders 7!c:. clear RIO sides 81
Lard-Frrm at "3@ 9(c. Butter
Quiel; western roll a0'a 81, tub $50
43c Whisky-Nouinal Coffee
Unchanged