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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK, February lG.--MONEY--
2Iia3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4A6 per cent. Customs receipts $4,000.
Exports Of produce for the week $4,0OO,OOO
The events Of the day in WallStreet were
u little more interesting than Of late, al.
though the lullheS continues. In the Gold
Room the long expected "Squeeae" OH cash
gold was inaugurated, and borrowers paid
l.64 10 1882 for use This Of itself was a
small matter, but the general fear that gold
will be made still dcarer for daily use
caused many Of those short to cover, which
caused All advance 10 1i6H.
The events In the Gold Room had very
demOraliEing effect OIL foreign exchanges,
and leading bankers reduced their rates
three times during the day, The last time to
ASK for 90 days bills and $4.StN for
demand. Actual business, however, was at
decided reduction FROM asking rates good
bankGrs sixty days hsrling having sold aS
low AZ Sass aud prime at N.Si. Demand
bills closed at &l.S4a4.s4X.
doLD-Opened al i14;E, declined TO
ii4S, and III the afternoon rose to il5H,
closing at The highest point Of the day.
The rates paid for borrowing were ia2 per
cent per anhum and i.G4 to i.S2 Of pei
cent per diem; at tle opening some loans
we're made Hat Ths Assistant Treasurer
lisburSCd $iS4,OOO. ClcAtings $4,000 900
observation-disclosures In sympathy
with Vnld.
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The Railroad War.

BALrlMoRg, February 10. - There
seems no prospect at present that the war
between The lennsylShnlA and Baltimore
& Ohio Railroads will be reeonoiled.
President Garrett today states that PreSi-
dent Scott's telegram Of to-day Ia II tissue
Of gross Misrepresentation. In order 10
compel the Pennsylvania Railroad I'D
open the gatewayS Of commerce to the
people Of Philadelphia and Nov York
Tor ihe fBAtfhtJre ttSN0hU' Road aht its
connections, orders have been given by
tho Baltimore Il Ohio Company'for mn
immense reduction Of rates between
Washington, Baltimore, Nllald phia anl
,ihe leading western citi6siiViEi between
Chicago, Baltimore and Wavhihstonir from
,BlO to $40; between Cincinnati, Baltimore
and Washington from SlBt to $40; between
st, Louis, Baltimore anil Washington
from SO to $l6; between LOuisville, Bal
tinlOre and Washington from $50 to SIP;
between Pittsburgh, Baltimore and WASH
ington from 81 30 to 50. a similar rc-
.dGclpp is9bQgt being bgtYser Phil
hdelphih, Chicago, Cincinnati II.
Louis, Louisville and Pittsburgh. These
reductions take effect at mice. at IA
understood that the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Company is arrangmgfo liRe OF frat
class steamship ps for the conveyance Of
freight between New York md Balti-
more. All In western connections have
telegraphed To- tho Baltimore n Ohio
Company tiat they will clCerfnlly coop.
crate In its policy throughout az lln6g ~
the Pennsylvania road continues to oh.
struct its business to philadelphia md
New York. hrLI Z. null-LLR
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President scott 70 President Gar
Felt,


PHILADELPHIA, February l6.-ThOs.
A. Scott, President Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, has written q letter
In reply to the telegram Of President Gar
rett, Of the Baltimore Il Ohio road, AZ
tor accusing Garrett OF lemagogism aud
Of acting in bad faith with tho OHiceru Of
othor trunk lines In regard u rates,
Colonel Scott goes on t0 say;
Az fur on this company IL concerned,
you may rely upon u that We will protect
the business Of Philadelphia, and place
Baltimore, New York and other points
accessible by our lines oil an equitable
and fair business basis In oil matters re.
lating TO transportation over our road.
While We desire moderate rales for ser
vices performed, believing that II Is best
for the public and for The owners Of rail.
way property that this should be tho case,
we shall always be ready to take care Of
our share Of the business Of the country.
With rates and facilities equal 10 those Of
any other company, The lines from
Washington to Baltimore, 10 and from
New York over our roads, shall be made
quite ~ perfect for the convenience Of
the public from this date, a. they have
ever been at my time IN the past, There
shall be no Inconvenience whatever to
the public by reason Of your effort TO
destroy the railway property Of other
parties.
: The Northern Central Railway Com.
pany will during hspresOht year perfect
its terminal facilities at Baltimore 80 aS
to place that city Oh full equality with
others on the sea6oard, and Il will be the
duty and interest Of the Company whose
line terminates there 10 give 10 Baltimore
line In every respect equal both as to
rates and facilities to any that the Balti-
moro q Ohio may be able 10 offer.
II seems to,5tne most unfAt that
you should attempt by the course
Indicated IN your neSsase to coerCe other
parties into policy that might result In
II great injury to the property thSy rep.
resent. II The measures 70 be adopted by
!the Baltimore &Ohio Railroad Company
should produces the results that you an
Lieipate there will be no difficulty IN
understanding the motives which prompt.
ed such course, and | believe that the
railway, officers ind stockholders who
may 6sj injured will hold you, az Ptesi-
delit oil The baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad,
tespsnSlble. for this policy .Ol deatruc.
ti6n. So iar. as ,thia company IL . con
cetned, II iS-abnhddntly able tbtake care
Of LIS inLeresLs and gL0eklolders.
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Appropriations for the Ohio anti
NiiRSiSSippi Rivers.

Among tic apptOpriations for river
and larbors reported to the House yea
tefiay We notice the following: Fot com.
pleting the improvements Of the fnlla of
the Ohio river and the Louisville canal,
100000 Ohio river, sSOOOOO-$lOO,OOO
Of which may be used for the con'trnc-
ton Of movable dam, OF a dam with
adjustable gate, for Tho purpose etsttsSt-
lug substantially The beat method ofim.
proving permanently the navigation Of
the Ohio and ih tributaries; and for the
upper Mohongahela titer, near MOfgaf'
town, $4,000; the Great KnnaWha river,
100000,
For the Improvement Of tho mouth Of
the Mississippi river $4,000; provided
this appropriation shall cease to be avail
able when ils necessity il superseded by
any other work Of Improvement 9pthor-
iaed by law. Removing Red Riyet raft,
$4,000; dredging bar at junction Of Pine
and 81, Clair rivers, 5000 The bill
makes II lheduty Of hesectetary Of War
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The seventh section provides that States
shall be divided into districts by the Leg.
islatures thereof but that Congress may
at any time, BY law, make or alter the
same, r.a. ...t
The eighth section provides that nc
person who has been Justice Of the Su-
preme Court shall be eligible TO the Office
Of President or Vice President
Mr.. Harrison was going on 10 explain
and advocate the bill when he was Inter.
rupted by an observation from Lamar
and SpeeF, members ot the Committee on
Elections, to the effect that they had moi
given their assent TO the report, The
Speaker thereupOn interpOsed, and sug,
gested that as tho hour Tor tue funeral
ceremonies Of Mr., Hooper was at hand
the bill should lay over for the present,
and stating that 1t should come up the
frat thing tomorrow,
After tho reading Of the Journal the
Speaker then presented letter from the
Clerk in reference To the resignation Oi
Mr., Purman, Of Florida, and directed
the name Of Mr.. PurmAn to be struck
from the roll Of members.
The funeral Of tho late Representative
Hooper took place at ? O'Clock, All the
galleries were crowded, and oOcupying
previously assigned seats were The Presi-
dent, Cabinet, Justice Of the Supreme
Court and Senate. Tho services consisted
Of reading Of the Sculptures and prayer,
after which the funeral procession was
reformed, the body was borne from the
Hall, and tho House adjourned,
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New York.

NEw YORK, February l6.-Cotton firm
at l6]Ial5<c. Flour DULL supOrine west.
eFn aud State 81 95al 65i common to good
q Coal 75; good to choice 81 SOa5 20;
white wheat extra s. 26a5 65; st. Louis
s. 76aS OG extra Ohio - GJA6 80. Rye
-four dull at 81 00a4 10. Corn meal quiet
at $S S5a4 50. Wheat dull; No. spring
81 14al 20; No. >, 81 DIAL OF; No. . Nil.
waukSe 81 O0Al ll1G amber 81 2iai 25;
white 81 25al 80. Rye 6rm at O9a95c, Bar.
10y dull Canada West 81 0INi %, Malt
quiet, Corn steady mixed western s9N
S9ISc; white SIC; yellow western S!lGaS3c.
Oats quiet; mixed western Nt 6SN7lc;
white B0a1SC. Hay firm and unchanged.
Coffee dull. Sugar firm; prime SIC; re.
fined sAaiONc. MoaSses In fair demand;
New Orleans 6OaGGr. Whisky unsettled nj
81 02al o.
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to apply the nonegshsrsia .RpprOprlal4ill

to apply the moHegshsEeiR appropriated
as far as may be by contract except where
specific estimates cannot be made for PaF-i
ticular work, or where h the judgement
Of said Secretary the work, cannot be con;
tFacted At prices advantageous 10 ihe
Government, and except the appropria'
tions madp for an examination and SUR
vey, such contracts shallbe made alter
sufficient pabliO advertisement iOF pro-
posals in such form and measure as the
Secretary Of War shall prescribe, and
such, cppra9ts shall, he made With the,
lowest Eespoasibls bidder thsFefof1 ae-
companied by such securities IA tho Sec
retary Of War shall require. ...-
TuR RFp4klSN sOrsapppaents 81 the
Chicago IFi6Eps hRN this explanation Of
the remarkable success Ot Moulton in his
severe trial on the witness stand:
When the trial dreW, peAsA friend cap1
toned him that being Q gaylmAp OF tho
world, whose habits we're no more regular
than most Of his kind, the enemy would
look ISE cq!IaPSS q ERS i9lF p iog.s1
n 1y stSfins can cSnre bbtSority. '6e.
put himself in athletic training. Every
morning he ROSE. carly and walked two
miles re!nra'ng ~ GLOW a.. ne ,uH,o. W VatS aNd
hn % toSr SkOtsb ~ ~ Srs"t faSt ,o"t,mSai 1 and,
rict {rSa$ ThSs pFopardd, hS Uttered
thelcqdrt gcfed 4 lemon IA flssr hl99
thrGa w .,l sEItf.1GgS. 'ig.ni NY X FFS'N
O'v,IO"i"s =, "'Ii' ,,,,n'. " =, III ,i; rho
t"V,I 80 H ',,' Nv" IT, " ~ T., .,,.",,
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Name qf Bank j,ie,,gG, jMiEsg, Amo"Hi.

When we published the above table
last year, We accompanied II with the
following remarks, which VIZ now repro
ducp as sIill applicable To the 'inyestiga-
tions Of thu present smoking ont com
mittee: ....
Now what we desire to ask the 1cgis'
laturc to investigate ia as to the induce
ments that have controlled the diStrihn-
tion Of the funds Of the State after the
fashion above set forth. To come down
to particulars, let that honorable body
appoint u thOrougA.goiug committee that
will ascertain and report how It comes
that the three banks at Charleston get
over $1lS,OOO, Of which $4,000 draws
only q per cent interest, and $4,000
only 3 per cent, while Wheeling, where
no bank pays loss than per cent, only
gets about $4,000 all told, and Tie First
National, that pays a per cent interest,
only getSS268 30. ea} '..'s'i
When this somewhat peculiar looking
circumstance Is explained, the committee
should also inquire intpa report how
It COMES that Camdcn's bank at Parkers-
burg gets over $4,000 of the States
money at 8 per cent, while the Second
National, General Jaekson's bank, gets
butSSNOO at 81 per cent. ll.ii
When these two pecnliarities are fully
explained, let the committee inquire aud
report what are the Inducements for de.
posting s1G,773 OF III Senator Henry q.
Davis nice little bank at Piedmont and
Sl5,143 62 in SLatG Senator uranthnm's
bank at sllephertlslowh, when $4,000 is
considered an abundance for all the
banks of the chief city Of the State, that
pays such II large amount Of mutley into
the public treasury.
Then, TOO, let the committee inquire
aud report how II comes that $4,000 Is
ON deposit at l'airhoht, The state Is a
stockholder, we know, in that bank, but
no sle il too In the National Hnnk Of
West Virginia at Wheeling, where leSs
than $1,000 are deposited. Ia thisdis-
ctepancy between the Two banks intend
cd by the Treasurer rs delicate Compli-
ment to his friend, the Auditor, who halls
from Faitmont2 We suspect that II must
be. Atail events lei the circumstances
be inquired into along with all the other
curious features Of the exhibit.
II would be good idea to give the
committee power to send for persons and
papers; power, for instance, to employ an
expert, like some of the National hank
examiners sent ont by the government, to
gothfough the books Of those three, and
especially those two banks at ChatleSton,
and power also to put few questions to
the cashiers under oath Os TO the real ma
turc Of the arrangement OF understanding
by which they have secured such ire
mcndousd sdisproportion Of the State funds.
When this il done, let the same oath be
put to the officers Of every ,ther bnnk
shcrO the reason for an undue deposit is
not at once obvious to the committee or
ca.ily susceptible Of an ample explona-
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February l6.--Flour quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat dull and unsettled;
No, l spring sS1<C; No. 2, $500 bid spot;
Si9Gc seller March; S5ISc seller April; SS7sc
seller May; No. 3, soc; rejected IKE. Corn
dull and declined No. 9mixed 69l{aG9sEc
spot; 62ISG bid seller March; 6SjGc bid seller
April; rejected 6lke, Oats, demand fair
and market quiet; NO,2 629lC spot; 52Atc
biisellcr March. Rye, demand fair and
prices advanced to 9ShG, Barley, demand
active aud prices advanced to 81 l9l9 spot;
81 lSh seller March; 81 00al l0c seller
April. Dressed Hogs firm; light weight
7S6a7Xc; heavy SaS1Sc, Seeds-rimOthy
$2 OOa2 90; Clover So 5OaG 20. Pork dull
and nominal at SIS GOALS 05 spot; SIS l7iz
seller March; SIS Az seller April, Lard
dull and nominal at $lS 49IERi3 45 spot
SIS 80 seller March; Sl3 ~ seller April
Bulk Meats steady, in moderate demand
and unchanged, Whisky active at 81 ".
On call board this afternoon wheat was
easier at S4lSasIAC March; S59SaS5Isc
Corn and oats firm Rnd unchanged, Pork
higher at SIS % March; SIS IS April, Lard
higher At $l3 70 April.
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Connecticut Democratic state
= ijonTeiitiSnSsE M /

y HARrFoRp, February l91At Demo;
cratic STATE CohyehllbR #aA otsaiited TO-
iay with DStaA. wells Chairman aha
re:nominatei by acolAmAtidns lhe old
ticket, headed BY Goys Charles X Inger'
sall. The resolutions adopted ATE out.
lp6ken In favor Of hatd money, and in op.
t,osition to The Federal executive inter:
ference in the stasss pt ouiliaqa (pnd
Arkansas and increase oi the Federal TAX
alton al The time when the industry Of the
bounty IA 40 ogreally depressed. I
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GheqntelLias1
The Management Of the State
Finances.

The rccusant witness, Mr., Cabell, the
cashier Of the Merchants Bank ut
Charleston, has concluded to answer the
questions that were put to him few days
ago by the investigating committee touch
ing the arrangement existing between his
bank and the financial officers OF the
State NJ to the rate Of interest actually
paid on the public deposits. The dis
closures of Mr.. Cabel to the committee
have not yet been made public, and will
not b. until the committee shall report,
but we may be sure that he would not
have gone to Jail had he not known that
his answer would Criminate not only him
self but those whose business it was to see
that tho State suffered no dCtrimCnt at
their hands. We therefore assume rs true
the suspciOs heretofore fully expressed
by this journal touching the management
Of the public finances by the State Treas
urcr. lie has tried hard heretofore to
''"a' ,i ,o o s,'ocasd"J IN, ,ho inlico,lons
now are that he will be smoked ON Ut this
session of the Legislature, We showed
last year that outSofSl1s,0OO deposited in
c',' o,",, ,,,o.a,' n,I : 10 o0N :, row onIy =
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Farming and Manufacturing.

The total number Of persons, male and
female, engaged In hgriculIerd pursuits
in this eohntfy hflS7O was 6,022,5OS, and
The total wages paid them was $3lO,2SO..
900, or about $50 each.' II l. y be, ref
membered, however, that Agricultural
labOrers usually receive their board In
addition to their wages. II we estimate
this al slOO u year, II would raise The per
capita ofoi wages 10 $3.50 . ye9E Lq'he
whole aEhmbef II . spttEoas, 'naid and
female, engaged In manufacturing waa
2,O6SOOG, and the total wages paid them
was s775,5sIOOd, Or Aout$SS7 per thpAu,
,ThisshOws thai the wNgeS Of a manntactnr
Ing hand we're two and half times rs
large as those Of farm hand On the
average. yeIs. .. alu4tiAJ H..
The capital invested in farming, IN.
Guiding the value Of the farms and farm
machinery, was sO5oS,OOO,OOO, and she
value Of farm products tof the year, "a:
elusive Of wages, was s233IO600OO, or
about 25 per cent. The capital Invested
in manufactures was $g,iis,2OS,OOO, and
the clear net ptuduct exclusive OF wages
and materials was $t,OO9OOO,OOO, or
about 90 per cent,
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PHILADELPHIA, FEBRUARY 10. Refined
Petroleum 1870; crude lOc; market very
quiet Flour dvlli extra II GOAL G2NCi
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana 81 26a575.
Wheat quiet; red 81 l6al 90; amber 81 goa
! "a. Rye wanted at 95c. Corn firm; yell
low mixed western 7Sa8OC, Outs steady;
western white 00a67C. Whisky nominal ii
81 0S. Coffee duh. Sugar Griier at 7sIaSC,
Butter quiet; western extra 2Sa30C; western
hFsts. .2lag5c; roll 26c. Cheese unclanged;
New York fancy 10c. Eggs strong and
scarce. WeSlern SBaAOc,
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"A 81. Louis special from Topeka,
KansaS, says that near IIeleua, Colorado,
on the Sth Inst, thirty Yigilants went 10
to the house Of Mr.. Gibbs, and on his re-.
flsing to deliver himself 10 them 10 be
hung, vet FIRE to the house In which were
Gibbs, two women and several children,
Gibbs loaped out through the flames with
u revolver, shot three Of the party dead
and wounded a fourth, when the rest took
to their heels and fed. Gibbs had recent
ly been acquitted on a charge Of murder,
and the vigilants proposed to take sum.
mary appeal from the decision Which net
him at liberty. It.
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A citizen Of Wheeling who ia travelling
in the South, and is now sojourning for a
season in Texas, writes us a letter, and
also cnclosesa a newspaper article in re-
ga'd to the condition Of things in that
and other parts Of the Gulf States.
Wherever he goes, he says, he finds pretty
much the same unhappy, unprospcrOus,
and deplottblc condition Of business and
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ithiirnn.i Iinsniniinna.

VicKsBuRo, February lG.-The Herald
has information from Jackson that joint
resolutions endorsing the Texas Pacific
Railroad bill now pending In Congress,
and requesting the Mississippi Senators
anil Representatives IN Congress to give a
cordial and earnest support 10 The same,
which we're unanimously adopted In The
Senate on Saturday, passed tlle House Of
Representatives to-day by a large ma.
jOrily. The resolutions have been aI.
proved by The Governor.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, February 1G.-The CarliSIs
on the northern coast have again fred on
the steamships engaged in the telegraph
service. ...-
commander In chief OF the Army Of the
North, has beeu established in Pusnla Ia
Reina NAyarret,
Gen. Falerna has been appointed ChioI
Of Alionaos military cabinet.
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New World nrY dino,l..

Nkw YoEK, February TO-. business t6n.
tinusi moderate IN all departments. Cot.
ton goods firm, with an advancing tenleIi-
cy 6n.wide sheetings, WamSutta bleaClIed
shirtinga were up TO l5Ec. Pepperell
brown aud bleaoiOd wide SheRtingS were
advanced 2lIuby agents. Fancy and shirt
Ing prints fairy active end unchanged in
phgpa IWoOlell 'gdOds QAiOt, except Ken.
tncky Jeans anl iworStsl GOatinga Foreign
goods lull
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Programme Of the b. 4 o. Il. Il.

CHICAGO, February 10.-The Luttr. Ocean
tomorrow will state that the Baltimore
&Ohio Railroad will, unless compromise
IL effected with the Pennsylvania Rail.
road before 10 o'clock tomorrow, reduce
It's passenger rates both eastward and
westward. It will also reduce its freight
rateS from the west to the east, as they
have already been reduced from the east
to tho west, This will involve all the
trunk lines rnnnlng from The Mississippi
valley TO tho east, Thiadetermlnatlon Oi
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Is the 70.
suit Of the correspondence between PreSl.
dent Garrett and Col. Scott yesterday and
to-day, a |U
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CINCINNATI, February l6,-CottOn dull
ut lAjGC. Flour and Wheat dull but un.
changed. Corn dull at GSa7Oc. Oats steady
at 5Oa8Sc. Rye firm ut 81 O0. Barley quiet
at 81 80 OILS unchanged. Eggs, Butter
and Cheese lrm and unchanged. Pork
steady moderate demand, SIS 7hal9, Lard
steady; steam Si3 40 kettle $l4 9j Bulk
Meats steady and In moderate demand ut
6NaO7{uQNalOAr, lIacOn In lNir demand
and market firm at salOjSallall AallAC.
Green Meats unchanged Whisky dull at
81 rs. 'f... r..
IIIoGs-,Dull; common G9Sa8&; fair to
good butchers 70 70a7 20; no choice Offering.
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Weather I.cnort.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OPPICE OF TiIR CitlEF sIHNAL OFFICER,
WASiiIN0roS, b. O., Fob B.-S;3O r. n. }

wAsiilNoToS, d. O., Fob tC.-SSO r. N.
4, .,.-..t.,a Es0p44 9ltFrlE4 WITH INA pO,s .s,. +,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
Filling bar6netCr, higher temperature,
BohthIatRh'w west skihh, cloudS WbdHier,
with rain or snow. -|
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and tic Northwest,
failing, followed Ly 'rtSing, barometer,
southwest to northwest wfndS, partly
Cloudy and colder weather. ny
For the Lake region ial ling barometer,
Ruuthwest winds, higher temperature,
clouds and SNOW, followed IN tie Upper
Lakes by colder northwest winds, rising
barometer, and clthtihg weather. q
T" For the Middle and Eastern States
falling barometer, southwest windE, pos
sibly backing 10 eaSterly on the Middle
Atlantic coast, higher temperature and
increasing cloddinesS. W.! 4 ~
The rivcrS will continue to fall slowly.
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GIecpInr Conehes DltcIlcd.

LogsvrrLE, KY, February lO-Two
sleeping coaches On the cast.bonnd train
from 81. Louis on tho Ohio \ Mississippi
road ran of the track abOnt forty miles
west Of Vincenncs, Ill.,; and were pre-.
eipitatetl down on embankment twenty
Eve feet high, both turning over and ono
taking frc. About a doAeF passengers
were wounded; mono killed n danger.
OuSly hurt l. "0|
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phiIndcIDI,ia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1O.-WoUl dull and
steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West vir.
ginia XX and above 65n5Gc: x 6Ia65c;
medium 6GaJ7C; coarse tOa5g "; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western ASatOC;
medium 5SabOci coarse GOatlC; COmbing
washed G5aG7c; do unwashCd 4jN4Sc; fine
unwaShed 25a37r; tub washed bGaGOc; Cxtru
and merlno pulled 4ta5Oc; No. I and su.
pprfnc pulled 42iIa4Sr.