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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Ristori will again appear at the Lyceum this
sfternoon and Will act Queen Elizabeth and the sloeS
walking scene from Macbeth"
A meeting of members of the press has been
called discuss the projeotcd benefit to e widow and
cndron Of the late Dan Bryant and make
to assist this 1t will he held at Waack
Theatcr on Monday afternoon, April 10. at o'clock
Miss Nelson has acted Shakespeare Juliet
eleven hundred and fifteen times She VIII appear at
Booths Theater April 26. IS Amy R06s1rf. Her en-
gagement for weeks. and 1t Is likely that on her
benefit night she will act Isabella, In Measure For
Moasure" Tais part used TO be- acted by Mrs Sddons
aud later Fanny Kemble Miss Nelson's revival OF
hero cannot tail 10 attract thoughtful attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

ming and Ogden. Utah Tho watsr 10 SIX feet deep In
many places and still rising. II impossible topredlct
when travel be resumed The caons reported to
10 full Of snow and 1t Is well known the depth
Of tho snowfall last Winter Is tho greatest for
many years. Tho location Of the present trouble Is
Bitter Creek Valley 800 miles west Of Cheyenne -
senger trains which left the 18th 18th and 18th
OF April arc lying ut Laramie City and Rawlings. While
which left Ogden since the 18th lying at nts
west Of Green River. All IN good quarters and re
well cared for The officials Of the Union Pacific advise
travellers Utah and California not 10 start until motto
OF the bloc kado being broken L. given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
p4SSENG Frs ARRITFD

FROM BREMEN-Ei steamship Weser, April lG.IH Han
ing Stefel Dr. VIM. W. Taylor Richard Dayid
George Assenmacer Mrs T. Nordenhof and children Morth
K0r &. stertlein Elise Muller Betty hesos
aud Kosaie Zerine VortwoeT, Mrs sophie
Frank and children \. Ehrtchs and Anna Gaebe. H.
Dent,cb John schmidt LOnise Metz Mrs Hohsncr, nary
NJ Thompson Carl Zengler Siegtred Weiss, Gustav Tour
mann H. Musterfed, Robert Bausch-
FROM GLASGOW-In sfecD.ship Eigrid April l6.-JOhn
sence and wife and wife, w. NJ Marsh and wife,
Iohn Mor daughter Mss Holiness ~ u. Wilson, MI
Royce J. :. soule, J. h. n Humphrey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Friday, April l6, 1873.
Although the Senate Committee who had investigated
the matter Of the insertion Of the salary Of the superin
,eudent Of the New Capitol in the supply bill OF 1874
made both majority and minority report, DO ID agreed
in rxoneratng Senator God from blame.
senators Kellogg, Connolly, and johnson Of the Canal
Committee will hold meeting at the Metropolitan Hotel,
S-vYork CITY, to investigate canal transportation. ter
nIinal facilities, and the charges for eievaing grain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
PRINCETON GI,EE CLUB.

This Club gave very creditable concert at
Association Hall Last evening. The programme COM
prised number Of college songs most Of them hnmor
sus four part glees for male voices or these
the Soldiers Farewell aud THE Raven" 1.-THE music be-
ing got 10 wors) particularly we'll done The
Image Rose. given by Mr. Fleming and the Club.
vas also we'll received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

cuit Court Of tho United states for the District Of R"de
Isand.-C0utinued BY agreement Of parties
23S-Dilon agt Barnard ct a. appeal from the elroas
for the District OF
Tile Argument OF continued By Mt W. c. Rms
Bradley Of counsel fur sppeilees and conc
ded by Mr. Sidney Bartlett for the appellant w.,
2O3-The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NcW ork
ast James Young, administrator Sc IN error 70 Ie @
Court OF United the District OF CahonlIbe
argument this begun by MT W. D. Davmze 1i
counsel for plaintiff Ia error, and contnucd Oy o u H.
b, ard for defendants IN error
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
CHURCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA.

CHURCH AND STATE n PRUSSIA.
PROGRESS IN TIE DIET OF TIL. PROPOSED AMEND
MEMS TO THE CONsTITUIIOS-sPEECH or PRINCE
BIrMAgcK AGAINST THE POWER or THE roPr
BERLIN, Friday, April 10. 1873.
The bill abrOgating those clauses of the COnstitu-
ton which grant the independent administration Of
ecclesiastical affairs, the unimpeded intercourse OF
re gous associations with their superiOrs and free
dom of clerical appointments passed IT'S second read
ing in the Lower House of the Prussan Diet.
In the course OF tho debate Prince Bismarck said
the Government was 10th to proceed to such meas
ures but they were unavoidable. Since the Vatican
Council no one possessed the influence the Pope
had. With compact party, well-organzed
press and an army of Obedont priests. This power
would be- serious even if it belonged to native, in
stead of a foreign monarch. That monarch,
if he had the means, would carry out
his programme in Prussia but he
would first have to destroy the majority of the Prus-
sian people The Prince closed his speech with these
words: "Whon all the breaches III the bulwarks oil
the State caused by granting 100 many rights TO I'M
worthy objects repaired then Will We be able to
conclude peace
PRIVILEGES OF THE BRITISH HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
SELECT COMMITTEE 10 INQUIRE INTO 1HH RR-
CENT PUBLICATIONS IN REGARD 70 FOREIGN
LOANs..
LONDON, Friday, April l6, 1875.
In the House Of Commons tonight there was
an acrimonious de bate the question OF summoning to
tho bar printers Of The cs and Sevs for breach OF
privilege for publishing documents In the hands OF the
Select Committee Foreign Loans.
Mr. Disrael moved resolution that the Select Com
mittee be instructed 10 investigate the affair and report
how tho Press obtained the documents In question The
resolution carried, and the order summonng the
pointers was discharged.
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PRIVILEGES OF THE BRITISH HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
EXTRAORDINARY BALLOON ASCENSION

A party Of three persons assembled in
the balloon Zenith to-day for the purpose
Of making scientific observations. Tho balloon attained
the extraordinary hight Of 5000 metres lover 10000
feet Two of the aeronauts suroeated 10 death.
and when the balloon reached the ground the third was
almost insensble and has since been III tina, his re
coycry in doubtful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
vrrpIcr AGAIysr A RAILROAD.

WnKEsBAERE, Penn, April 16.-ln the Com
mon Pleas Court No .. before Judge Hsndley to-day in
the ease of Edmund wideman against the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company, for setting fire TO and burning his
barn aud slaughter by sparks from locomotive
I'm sg ts ary rendered verdict OF $.,OSJ ~ for the
plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
TILE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA April ls-spansh Gold, 22l e2ol "a American s
sta,cs go days currency 9Oy2 premium 60 days got III
1IIs premium; sight. gold, l2ld22 premium, on
London la7 premium sugar active No. IL u D, ioA@
10 n reals per arrOba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

To All particularly tnvslis Spring Is trying season Ia
da0ns NJ sickness should NJ be atteei TO- Fsta fN
may caused by allowing the bowels 10 become CON
the system Ca remain In dlsorered cgsnon
disorder has time to develop its- An onr OF pro
yention ia worth pound OF cure Is an az -- ,
very prevsent-heasfsf cye,isy AL 70 aps thc
want "l sppsus: SsSDsAKy PiIIS Wa rrm~y
~ hecve IN lts action IL strikes The
SUI ~ and produces healthy tone TO the syste,.
rS never noesi suffer frUm
Eders coniifi0n of The liver they would this
medicine when they feel the indications mAsy Fn
ucs leaving home Tor tho should
fur boxes If these pulls with them They have almost IN
Simultaneous effect They will relieve patient hsia
In two hours snd will rspily cleanse n sr
rp,niing hiie sud Will en-stsy Pfcy billion, sta.s
The, .,l by all cruggisfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
TIE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

NEw-OaLLAys, April 16.-The House reor-
,nired to-day by electins EstIetie, Compromise Con
scrvatiye a. Speaker Mr Estilete was supported "
Gov Kellogg and the aoi Republican vote, and vas
elected by III TO ~ for WITT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
A WATER BLOCKADE OF TIE UNION Pacific
RAILROAD.

,OMAuA. Neb.. April 16.-The high water
WHICH for das past has delayed the trains on the
Union rutirc Railroad hss finally become 80 high that
travel entirely suspended between laramie CITY, Wyo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
OPENING OF LAKE NAvId ALTON.

OswrCo, n. Y. April 1G.-The steamer s. s.
rilsworb arrived az noon today from the Niagara River
with wheat This the first arrival since tho opening OF
NAVIGATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. April 1G.-1he following IN SUM-
mary II The proceedings the supreme Ceuri to-day
M i07-Tls United atates at- Hardy appeal from tis
Court 81 Cia'mS-A uirIac1 p.r siipuiAtoo -
fb..A - sSAJas 10 NJ W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

PImpes biackhoais erptions Of s kinds; cure sasrna
teed CHESS LININLNr IODIpR OY AMMONIA Depot toA
sixth ave. All druggists. 90 cents and OIL bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

ousr.cle 7uira made complete by the Of PyBs o. K
soar Sold by grocers generally Depot $50 washnstonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

Hr Pair, MINI, April 16.-Ths wifi. of Dr.. c. q.
Vicr vel PHI sioia Of this cty, Csa. ed suicide
This ,,clins % taking stfychnthe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

The firm of Geo. P Rowell g. Co., No. Al
Parkrow New-York. Is tho most extensive advertising
agency in the country and with which 1t pleasure
for publishers to deal-lGreen Bay WIS., Gazette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE, R. L. April l6-Prnting Cloths quiet and IN
changed.
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In the
SUNDAY MERCURY.

The Mo.t Attractive Offices In Towp.-The unversal
Testimony of all have Offices
UNE building that they the MOST AI-rRACTIvs and.
all things considered the CHEAPEST anywhere in that part
Of town Between third and half Of tho building nov
rented seek desirable Offices should make early
application all beautifully finished in hard
wood as with elegant gas heat aud water in
room all exceedingly light and airy are perfectly veat-
Lated all have outside windows communicate directly with
the eyao nearly all havo independent entrances fron
the hall Many Of fnshesi and oil will b
ready occupation tenants tho LIST day Of
May Application should DO mao st TIE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
5pceial Notices.
Rare and well known TREES and PLANTS r. PAR
SONS & so NJ, near kissena station. Flushing n n


Rare and well known TREES and PLANTS : r. PAR
SONS 4 so NJ, near kssena station. Flushing n II
Trees and shrubs.
D. PARSONS 4 Co. Flushing. N "
O6r these both and Evergreen in great variety
Post-Oa,cc Noti.e.-The MAILS FOR EU ROPE for the
week ending URDAY, April II, 1873, viii close at Tins
"WEDNESDAY at q a THU RSDAY at ll:3O a. NJ snd
Oh "a MA 90 ~ T. l. JAMES p. y.
The Great English Remedy far COut and kheums ism
All sufferers the above complaints either Of recent %
long stsndng are advised To BLAIRS GOUT and III
MATIC PILLS They be relied the safe aud
remedy offered Ia the public and have been un
versay used Europe Tor many years With the greatest ~
Preparcd by PRoUT & HARsANT, 229 Strand. Iondo,s
England Wholesale Agents-H. PLANTEN & son, ~
Wlham-st. New-York.
NAdvertsers dc,iring to gain the attentioa aud %.
tronsge Of Farmers and Asricultursts VIII find TIN
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective mo
dunn 1t reaches farmers and those Of betss
class than any other weekly paper published Advertise
mens to proper classification, should DO handed in ~
or before Monday OF the week OF Issue.
Edmund Yates
In the
SUNDAY MERCURY.
The story
SILENT WITSESS,
by EDMUND YATES,
Author Of - Black sheep" {" Csstawsy" The Yeio~
Rla fAfH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08
New York Market.

NEW, YORK. February 6.-Cotton-
Quiet at l5I@l6c; futures closed weak
sales 81, 300 bales. Flour-Dull; receipts
5000 barrels; superfne western and State
SO S5d4 20; common to good 81 6j@
4 -; good To choice a S5Gj 90; white
wheat extra s. 2jCo5 50; extra OHIO
- 55(G6 30; st. Louis - 75Oo < 90 Rye
Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Meal-Qmet at 81 2Oa,j 30 Wheat
Quiet and unchanged; receipts 1900
bushels. Rye-Quiet at $50 g6c Barley
Dull. Malt-Duu. Corn-Quiet and
unchanged; receipts 5000 bushels. Oats
Quiet and unchanged; receipts 1000
bushels. Hay-Firm and unchanged.
Cofee-DulI and nominal. Sugar-Dull;
refining common to good extra re;
prime 7ic MolaSses-New Orleans 3Jc.
Rice-Dull and unchanged. Ro.iu-
Dull and steady at - lO@2 10. Tur-
pentine-Steady at 39c. Petroleum
Firm; refined l4.a ljc; crude 10 re.
Eggs-Firm at 3Otd3lc Pork-Dull
and easier at $40 80. Beaf-Quet at
SIS 00(a - %. Cut Meats-Quiet; picked
shoulders in bulk S!c; do hams l0Ic;
middes dull long clear l0sG .0;c; short
clear l0iG,l0Ec. Lard-Heavy; prime
steam l4!c. Butter-Heavy; western 20
626c. Cheese-Firm at lOMlGc,
Whisky-Firm at 94G 95!c. Glover Seed
STEADY western at lli@ll.c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

John Mccormick, one of the wealth
~,t citizen, pf Mt Vernon, Ohio was
murdered ia L., store Friday might. for
money. Th-r" j. NO clue To- the murder
.rr>. and $1,000 reward is offered for their
arre-, and conviction.
The Pope Saturday gave audience TO II
number of Am"rIctuS, including MEM
h'r- Of tho family Of the late General
Lee.
The firm Of Martin Londberger X Co.,
Of Ph.ud"Iphu recently suspended, pro-
pose To hgUidatr their liabilities 10y pay
ing thirty-~iN per cent cash and sixty
tour per cent in bonds and stocks OF the
Peuu-ylyoua and Delaware Railroad
Company.
Hon. james BiyNmorc. cN. N.Muvor of
Pittsburgh. died at hi, residence on
W lie avenue, at . o'clock Saturday
evening. after M illness of over one year.
Deceased was twice elected Manor of
that city. his last term expiring ON the
3lst ult
The st Patrick's Catholic Church, AT
New Haven, Ct, was damaged $250,OO0
ty fire, this afternoon.
Crowd, Of visitors 10 the Memphis
Carnival are arriving. The indications
are that the crowd will b. greater than
ever before.
B-oyet Brrgadicr-Gcneral William
HAYES. of the United States army, died
yesterday at Fort independence,
S,. MARY, Catholic church, in Putnam,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08

Cough is symptom by which 'ariou,
diseased condition, Of the throa;, hrou-
rhiaI tubc- and lungs manifest; them
selves But whether it arise, from III"
irritation produced in the thront and
lnrynN by taking cold from an rttuck Of
bronchitis, from incipicnt consumption,
or from various other cnu-",. nothing
will allay 1t more speedily or cure it
more permanently than DR. Pierce,
Golden Medical Discovery Il doe. not
matter whether it bee recent attack, or q
lingering cough the Discovery j. in
either case equally well adapted Cor it,
relief and permanent cure. In inot. IL
will curcn cough IN onr-half III" tim"
necessary to cure il with any other m"d.-
cine, and il docs it, not by drying It up,
but hv removing the cause -ubdung tn"
irritation and healing the affected purt-.
No tim" should be- lost in commencing
the use Of "a proper mrdicn" for th" re-
lief of a cough. for unlc-. thi, cour," j.
pursued. serious and dangerous d.scnso,
of the lung, /. IIHhi" to result, Golden
Medical Discovery is sold by all dealer,
IN medicines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February 6.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Whcat-Demaud fair
and market firm; No. : s6c bid spot;
8! &c seller March; sSsc seller April; Ne.
3 Sic. Corn-Demand tair and prices
advanced; No. 2 mixed 64iG64Ic spot;
6isG65c seller March. Oats-Dcmand
active and prices advanced; No. = 52!c
spot; 52sc bid seller March; 56Ic seller
May. Rye Quiet and unchanged Bar
ley-Dull and nominal; No. . Sll6J
spot; 81 Is seller March. Pork-DulI
and unsettled at SIS 30 spot; Sls iO(d
Is 42l seller March; SIS 20 seller April.
Lard-Dull and lower at SIS 90 seller
April Bulk Mcats-Quiet and uu-
changed Whisky-Demand fair and
market firm at 94c. On call board in
the afternoon, Wheat closed !c higher
Corn and Oats-Unchanged Pork
SIS 45 seller March. Lard-Unchangrd
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,.,.,.., Against the Lo"isinn" Out
rage.
correspondence OF The baltimore Gazette:
RoNNEY. ". VA, Feb. |, 1879.

,.,,..,,.r,iruc,. OF the Baltimore Gazette:
RoNNEY. W. VA, Feb. l, 1873.
rvmrrou,lv stteudcd meeting Of
citizen, Of Hampshire county was held
s,tl. court. hou.-. Romucy, West Va,
,r saturday. Beth january. u.timo, pur-
,usr, IL previous call Col. VIM Perry
vg, called To- the chair, Henry B. GIlke-
..r .ardS. l.. Flouruov appointed Secre-
,,r.r-. The object Of the meeting having
inc been briefly stated, 4 committee,
ron,.,tingoI Col. Rooert White, james
Parsons Isaac Pancake, Frank Ewers,
Henry G.. Hou-er. V. NJ Polling and \.
r. White. E,q,., appointed to prepare
business for the meeting, reported the
p-,aubl. and resolution, following:
WHEREAS. Throughout our wide
spread Republic indignant and unquali-
l-I condemnation of the Federal gov
eminent and it, high officials for their
proceedings in and concerning the SOW
r-. III State Of Louisiana the wrongs
..l ,lhgriug> of whose generous, afflicted
p..g.s awaken our profound Sympathies) J
End, ,a.l and just expression by wise,
Wrrpv,s IN. r,n.t eminent cop.ti.
.....,,.I -. .,,J .lI..t st.tn.,r.r do
c.-. ',.i .i,' ,;,. ',' I,' ,i E.d.rL .,ny.rn
-. -, .'. ,.;,T S,,,o
ne, ,T,a ,I,,.
in time of peace, 81 daring and monstrous
uSurputiuu, without warrant or precedent,
and of character dangerous u the lIbcr-
ties RIGHTS. and even lives of treerncn, and
,'' .''',' u,',',',,, 80 ,ho na,,,a ~
''''' ,,'' ..,.;I ,,n,.or,,,,on,
y,. - 4. u.1,,,.,l,;rn n,,,,,t,.
a, ,-:.:.; III. -. -
SO, 81, l,,',,I.."t, u,2 IL,
y. - .',',f ''r .''''
''"l,, ~. '"'','T Wv 'r-
"''' " ~ nav "'"'" " III '.o, io' anu
Indignation I' '"' '"I' "'L, I II 'GI"nni I:.i
F,I t''.'.'u o.! '.'..l.' -. ."e mi',t
I'''', '.' =, ".s'''' '", ,,'' S,,o a." f',; ''
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have been recovered yesterday and that
Superintendent Walling has received in
formation which will lead to the recovery
OF nearl v all Of the stolen money.
Reduction of Telegraph Rates.
The Mercury Of to-day says: The
Western Union Telegraph Company,
yesterday resolved to reduce their rates
below the prices fixed upon by tie Allan
tic and Pacific Company The reduc-
tion will begin about the 18th inst.
General Discussion Of the Louisiana
Compromise.
NEW ORLEANS, February 6.-The COM
promise is the general topic of converSa-
ton to-day, among politicians and busi
ness men. The indications are that the
vote tomorrow in the Conservative
caucus will be very close, the members
apparently being about equal for and
against compromise. 1t is understood
not member of the present Kellogg
Legislature will yield, consequently the
proposed adjustment is generally regard
ed as impracticable.
General Sheridan returned to-day.
1t is under TODD that the Congressional
Committee are unanimous in the opinion
that the action Of the Returning Board
was illegal, and that the Conservatives
elected majority of the members Of the
Legislature.
The Congressional Committee will
conclude the investigation tomorrow,
and leave ut once for Washington.
Railroad Accident.
ST. Louis, February As the eastern
bound express train on the Missouri Pa.
cifc Railroad, passed point mile and
half on this side of the Usage river
bridge, Is miles from st. Louis, at four
o'clock this mornitg, it encountered
broken rail, and the smoking cur, one
passenger coach and sleeper jump
ed the track and slid partly
down an cmbankment, badly wreck
ing two of them and more or
less injuring some twenty persons, but
none seriously. A wrecking party and
physician were Immediately sent to the
scene of the accident, and all the passcn-
gers taken to Chamois, where the wound
ed received careful attention. One
coach turned completely over and rested
on its trucks again. Among those hurt
who live outside of the State, are Mrs
OBrien, Indiana; B. +. Murphy, Mem
phis, }. B. Swart, Mobile, and possibly
some others whose names have not been
heard
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, FobruNrv 6.--FTOUr
Steady and unchanged. Wheat Steady
No. amber western II -; No = 5 ~:
No. 81 lG Com-MiNrd western sGGD
SIC. Oats-Firm and unchanged Rye
Quiet at 9jcGf$l 90. Pork-FIrm AT
$50 90. Bulk Meats-Should"rs 7lmEr;
clear RIB sides lOC,lOlc, Bacon
Shoulders SIC; clear rib sides lllmllIr.
Hams-l4ml4!c. Lard-limlilc But
tcr-Quict at 25ram2sc. Cohrc-Dull
at 20 "a 20!c. Pctroleum--f'irm at 7Ic.
Whisky--At 9i!m 95r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, February 6.--Flour--
Rather dull; Iowa, Wisconsin and Min
nesota extra family 81 s7!(dJ5 %; State,
Indiana and Ohio do $5 25M 8 CO. Wheat
Unchanged. Rye-At 92@93c. Corn
In fair demand; yellow 77@7sc; mix
ed 7S@79c. Oats-Slow; white G6c;
mixed 65c. Provisions-Steady, Pork
$50 00G20 % Lard-l3iMl4,c.
PARLIAMENTARY excited; refined Il !ci
crude in bulk 7c; in barrels lie. Whisky
AT 9jc Clover Fairly active at
l0t(Glltc. Butter-Quiet; New loIh
and Bradford county choice Sjo 31r
EggS-Firm; western @2@ 33c. Cheese
Firm at 1919.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, February 6.-MONEY-
At 2I@8 per cent. Prime merchantie
paper 4@G per cent. Sterling dull Mt
4s5Cd 1851 for sixty days and 1880 1881
orsight. Total imports for the week
$5, 926,OO0. Produce exports 50, 10000
Customs receipts S3jOOOO.
GoLD-Strong; opening at ll4i, de-
clined to ia and closing atll4!. Car
rying rates l@3pcr cent and flat The
Assistant Treasurer disburScd SOL 900.
Clearings $73,0O0.00O.
GoyERSMENTS-Du and steady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08
Shocking SMurderOfa a Child.

OMAHA, February G.-Mrs. John
Grabach, ofKearney junction, Nebraska,
yesterday morning, killed her little step.
daughter, aged six years, by knocking
the child down and jumping upon her
with her feet in fiji Of anger. The wo-
man tried to poison the child sometime
apo but failed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
uFFlE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, February 7.SP.M.

WASHINGTON, February :, SP.M.
PROBABILITIES
The storm centre off Cape HattcraS, will
probably move uorthward turning to
northeast Monday morning.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
Lake region. falling barometer. westerly
winds, and partly cloudy and warmer
weather.
For the Lower Missouri and Upper
Mississippi Valleys and Northwest, Sta
Aunwy falling baromete, northwest 10
southwest winds. warmer and partly
"oudy weather, preceding developc-
'uruls Of storm centre in Kansas.
For the Middle and East Atlantic
Coast, Increasing northeast winds, cold
ana cloudy weather. and possibly snow,
aud stationary Or falling barometer pre-
oeedmg the advance of storm centre.
The lower Mississippi river will con-
,-ur to rise slowly below cairo, but the
Cumberland and Ohio To fall
CaUuonury signals continue at Will
u.aI;yn, Cape Hatteras, Norfolk, Cape
May, Atlantic City, Long Branch and
New York