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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
T,n,lron,l Thieyes t,aptured.

1lo0ANsroRT, IND, April 2O.--For sew
eral months The railroads centering here
have been the victims Of a series Of rob-
berries Of merchandise. Yesterday morn.
ing II was discovered that several cars on
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis
Railroad here had been broken open.
The police tracked the thieves, and last
night arrested four To-day four more
were arrested, ameng them merchant
by tic name Of Kratli, who had
been selling the stolen property from his
store. The others were railroad EN-
ploycs, with the exception q one, . farm.
er living several miles south Of Tile city,
who would pick up the various packages
Of goods as they were thrown from the
train and haul them into the city. The
gang was well organized, and had been
carrying oil its depredations for several
months. A large quantity Of the stolen
goods, consisting Of barrels Of whisky and
sugar, boxes Of tobacco, boots and shoes,
&C.. were recovered.
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CHICAGO, April 2O.-Flour = Dpll and
nominal. Wheat : Dull aud nominal;
No, spring 81 DIAL O5; No. 3, 81 90 spot;
81 OK seller May; 81 0SA seller June;
81 0iIs seller July; No. s, 05c; rejected eOc.
COrn-Dullan and unsettled; No. 2 mixed 70k
a7OHc spot 7SAc bid seller May or June,
0ats-Dull and nominal; No. ., SOC SPOT;
60JSc bid seller May; coke bid seller June.
Rye-Demand active and advanced; No. /,
81 0I. Barley-Dull and unsettled; No. =
cash nominal; 81 10 seller April; 81 10 seller
May. Timothy Secl-Quist and unchanged.
Clover Seed-steady and unchanged, Pork
Dull and declined at $2l 70 spot or seller
May; $o2 90 seller June; $2a S6Seller July.
LAfd-Demand active and advanced at
SO G2Xal5 60 seller May; $l5 S9Ilai6 IS
seller June; $40 seller July. Bulk Meats
Demand fair and market firm. Whisky
Firm al 81 12.
On call board wheat was higher at
81 Olk May 81 03JG June. Corn = 70
higher. Unchanged. Pork-S91 90
May $92 29H Jupei S29 80 July, Lard &c
hiShCF,
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NEW YoRE, April COttOn-Dulla and
easier at l6&al61Ge. Flour-In moderate
demand; Suporfne western and State "a 75a
1856; common to good % 00a5 95i good 70
choice 81 95a5 so; extra Ohio IS 05a8 85;
white wheat extra $6 s0a8 25; st. Louis
IS 25aS 10, Flour-Unehanged. Corn
MeNl-Steady At $4a4 80. Wheat-In good
demand; No, 9 Milwaukee 81 l9al 2ij un.
graded Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 Ida
"a; winter red western 81 24a1 2Si amber
81 coal 3lj white 81 32al 40. Rye-Quiet
at 81 GOAL l9. Barley-Dullanl unchanged,
Malt-Quiet and unchanged, Corn-In
good demand; mixed western O2a9SJ 10;
yellow 93a93lSc, 0ats-Firmj mixed wes-
tern 7Sa75Hcj white 75a77c, HayzFiTm
at 70a76c, COlIGe-FiTm at l6ylal9If Ifc. Su-
gar-Firm; fair to good refining SISassfCi
prime $40. Molasses-Firm at 100, Rice
Quiet and unchanged, Whisky Quiet
and frmer at 81 14al AN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
Pl,iIadeIDI,ia Wool.

pHILADEtPIIIA, April 2O.-Wool-s Steady
and In fair lemandi fine grades 6rmerj tub
washed In improved request and higher;
Ohio, Pennsylvania md West Virginia Xxx
and above at Soc; X Doc; medium 60a6T IScj
course 5Oab2 lEC; New York, Michigan, Indl.
ana and western fine 4Da52cj medium 6Sa56ci
coarse 5Oo; combing washed 00a05 kc; do.
unwaslled 45aiOc; fine unwashod 36a37e;
coarse medium unwashed 4ia44C; tub wash.
ed 65aGOc; extra and MerlnO pulled 46a
60c; No. mud superfne pulled 4lalgG,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

wAsntNaroN, April 2O.-Among later
rumofs Of cabinet changes is one y the
effect that Atlorney.Genefal Williams
viii soor, felite from hispresent position,
lie does not absolutely deny the truth ol
The report but admit1 II IL probable that
he may before long engage IN other puI,.
suits, Some Of his most intimate friends
say the Indication Ia that he will resign
atlhe end Of the present Iiscal year, II not
sooner.
Commissioner 1ngersoll to-day held ex-
Marshal Hihds, accused Of completely IN
mail frauds, IN $500 bail TO await the
action Of the grand Jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

OMAHA, April 2O-All the easl-boun'l
passengers, mails and baggage that have
been delayed at Rock Springs for the last
few DAYS started east from that point at
/ o'clock to-day. The trains with west.
bound passengers that have been laying
al aa3lins have been started west Tor
Green River. III,
Teleetapliic communication has been
INTERRUPTED since 2 o'clock by severe hail
storm, and nothing further is known 81
Inc situation than that the water Is iall-
inc and everything looks we'll.
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r.n.i 1Nnri, ln KenlneltI.

tousvrLtE, April 2O.-Reporls to the
Coarier.jopruai from all paris Of the State
say that great damage was done TO Ihe
iti,ii and tobacco plAntsby the unseason.
abie ffost and snow Of last week. Last
ssSSo,, as, MA d very bad one for tobacco
eroWets In Kentucky, and much deatili'
9ion haS followed in consequence, Anoih-
~ had s6aeon which seems now probable
Vill greatly increase the suffering Inc
oiheS cfop however seem not 10 have
Nom 6lAaflS injured.
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session OF. tl,s tirand @ Com.

vtcKspuRo, April 9O.- The Grand
Commandety Of Knights Templar Of the
State Of Mississippi are ID session here.
Magnolia Commandery Of Vicksburg gave
An excursion to the Grand Commandery
ON The steamer NatChek. About 25O
Knights with their families and u large
number Of invited guests are on board.
The Grand Lodge Of the knights oil
pylhias are also in session here. The va
rious Lodges Of the State are well repre-
sented.
Tomorrow there will he a parade Of
the Knights Templar, and also the annual
parade Of the Fire Department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

BALTIMORE, April 2O.-Flour-Q Quietanl
unchanged, Whpat-Steady and hrmor at
81 99ai 32. Corn-QuieG western mixed
SIZE. 0ats--Quiet, unchanged and firm.
lIay-Dull and unchanged POrk-steady
at $29 5Oa93 90. Bulk Meats -FiTmer;
shoulders S9ta9C; clear rib 19kalgNc,
loose. Bacon-I'irm; shoulders lOc; clear
rib l3IC. IIams-l5al6Nc. Lard-Steady;
refined at lOa10HC. Butter--New fairly
active; choice 10 extra lne 20a2BcD good 10
prime 2Oa26c; old dull and nominal. Pc
trOleum-Dull at O9laOTc. Colfee--strong
and unchanged. Whisky-Quiet at 81 tla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

CINCINNATI, April 9O.--C Cotton Dull at
l5AC Flour-Stoady, $5 S5a5 80, Wheat
Active at 81 l5al 20. COrn-Quiet at
7Sa76C. oAts-Eirm at 6sa7Oc. Rye-Quiet
at $ll7. IIarley-Fall at 81 45a1 %. Lin
seed Oil-Firm at 76c. Eggs Quiet at t4a
l5O, Buiter--Actlye; best grades 2SaSOc.
Cheese-Firm at lilSal6Ife. Clover Seed
Steady at 12c. POrk--$99 25a22 SIX,
IArd-Firm at l5lEO; salos 800 ticrcOs. Bulk
Meats-Demand lalrand market firm at SA
all9iai2o. liacOn--Stoady with moderate
demand; sales at O9Gai2Aal3fc, Whisky
Demand fair and market firm al 81 12,
lIOGs-Firmi range 81 35a8 90,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
10000 Union Pacific.
Phiiadeiph,n.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-Pettoleum--
Easy ut iSjGai4c for refined and gjSC for
crude, closing quiet Clover Seed-ln
good demand at 12lSalScior western; timO.
Thy S2 90; fax seed 81 90. Flour Quiet
and firm; Wisconsin and Minnesota family
I 00aO ~; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio
Il. 2ja0 90; high grades 80 60a7 60. Wheat
Dull and unchanged. Communicative.
Oats-Steady demand At 73c for white; 0ga
7ie for mixed. PrOvisions-Steady. Pork
-S22 00a22 %. Beef liams-$is 6Oa22 90.
riCkled Hams-i2Hai2Hc. ButtCF-Un.
chaged. Cheese-Steady and higher; fine
l6lIal6JSc. Eggs-Firmi western at i0Iia
lie. Whisky-$i IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

porrsyi1i.E, PA. April 20.-A meeting
Of lbe Executive Board Of Miners and
iabofefS Benevolent Association has
been called 10 convene al PotIayille on
Aptil 92d, when the question will be dis
crissed and voted upon, whether TO con
linue The strike or not, II ls impossible
In nfediet the result al this time, though
Il IA generally conceded that II lett 70 q
direct vote OF the miners there would bc
A resumption Of work Immediately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
YORK.

NEw YoBK, April 2O.--The famous
race horse, Kentucky, died on Long Island
last night.
the corner Of Fifth Avenue and 10Th st.,
has been sold for 100000.
Elections for Sachems Of the Tammany
Society, resulted in complete triumph
for John Kelley, democratic chieItain'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

NEw YoRK, April 2O.-This being a Ht.
brew holiday, business was restricted In
all branChesOf trade. Cotton goods quiet,
but the leading makes firm at current
rates. Plaid, light chocolate and shifting
prints In fair demand, hut padded grounds
quiet. Washington aud Bristol special 70.
tluced to 0 cents. Glnghams In short sup
ply. Dress goods and shawlS dull WOOlen
goods for mGn'swear remalt quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

j. T. Redaeld, Of Connecticut, has
boen appointed by the United States
Court at Little Rock, Ark, receiver Of
the Pine Bluff 4 Chicot and Mississippi,
Ouachita 4 Red River Railroad.
Attorney General Little Of Ohio has
fled an iniormatlonin quo wdrrdaio In The
Supreme Court, and the sheriffs Of Fair.
field and Hnnselton counties were order.
ed TO serve the papers on Messfs. Howe
and Chidlow, the Commissioners Of tho
Reform Farm School who refuse 10 turn
over that Institution to the new Commits
sicnets recently appointed BY Governor
Allen, on the ground that the Governor
had NO authority TO appoint Commission.
efa AZ this time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY EELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana HlOclis.

NRw York, April 90 MONEY = Easy
ut 8a4 per recent. Mercantile paper, ~ per
cent for choice and 5a0h u per cent forprimc.
STERLING EXClIANGE-l'lrm nj $4.s09l
at.S7ior 60 days and $3.50 for sight.
GoLD--Steady at 1i6Eali5A. Carrying
rates were to 2 per cent, Borrowing 1N2
per cent. Loans were also made ilat. The
Assistant Treasurer disbuBed $4,000,
Clearings $lO,OOO0OO. Produce exports for
the week, $5,OlG,siO Custom receipts,
$323,O0O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
Cincinnati TTorsc HntI Mule Mar.


There is less activity at the Fifth Street
Horse Market. The sales for the past
week foot up42O head, CHIEFLY light and
medium horses. One car load was made
up for West Virginia, prices, sl0Oto s120;
one car load for Baltimore, prices, S86 10
$l15, and one car load for Lyhchburg,
Va prices, $tl5to $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

TlTTsBuRoH, April Wheat F'irmer
and prices unchanged Con-In moderate
demand at SOC for shelled; s0aS2c for mixed
10 prime yellow, free In elevator. Petfo.
letlm-Dull; crude 81 90 ut Parker's; re-.
fined i4c, Philadelphia delivery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
Snicide.

PlTBDuaan, April 2Q.-Jacob Hayc.s,
aged 65 years, in old citizen Of this
county, and a resident oi Faifhaven, 4
lew miles from this city, committed
suicide by hanging. Mental arrangement
The supposed cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
FRANCE.

PANS, April 2O.-A duel yesterday be,
tween MaggeOla, editor Of the Onion, and
Rogat, editor Of the Riy, resulted in the
wOlnding Of both, Tho weapons were
swords,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

posrMAsrERG GENERALJEwELL, accord
ing to the Washington Sar, in alluding to
the impolicy otany eonccalment ofpostal
frauds, recently used the following lam
guage,
"What We want in this department y
daylight. lwant no secrets concerning 1t
locked up In my breast. II there Is any
thing wrong want the newspapers to
know II; for, as rule, they denOunco
fraud ol ali kinds, and are potent IN REM
edying existing evils. Thieves don't like
to be held up to public odinm by I he press,
but the iact that they are all shown up
occasionally has Salntary effect on
rogues who are about to perpetrate some
rascality."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

CLEVELAND, April Wheat Weak
and unchanged. Corn-Iieayy and Tin.
changed. Oats-Dull and unchanged. Pc.
troletm-Firm; standard white, car lots,
1l2C; ohiostdte test 197lc; small lots 1a26
higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, April 2O.-Mr. Parnell, the
home rule candidate, was returned to Par
Lament to-day from Meath,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

NEW YoRK, The steamer Boston, at.
rived from Liverpool.
BRlsroN, ENa., April 20.--Attiyed-
Steamer Great Western from New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


1bhlLhOAb hOhluNutsp-TIut
STocRs.-rhe market Inns been irregular,
some stocks being strong and higher and
others weak and lower. Az the close the
market was firm at recovery from the
lowest point Of the day Of from u to Il per
cent under the lead Of Wabash, which nd.
yanced from 10 To i5N OH the understand.
Ing that parties connected with the Union
Pacific road had agreed to supply the
money necessary TO put the road In sound
financial condition. Union Pacific, after
selling at AK and 72N, closed at 1914
7SN. Kansas Pacific rOsO to 20N, and
closed at that fgure-an advance Of per
cent for the day. Tho strength In Union
and Kansas Pacific to-day was due 10 the ap.
preaching close Of negotiations, whereby the
two roads will be run In harmony. Panama
after declining from l45 10 1888 rallied 10
40, and finally closed al 1854 The reac.
tion to-day was probably the result Of the
closing up Of the short interest. Pacific
Mail sold Ns high as Ask In the morning
and then declined to AK, but rallied In
the last sales 10 44SS. Atlantic & Pacific
Telegraph, after selling as high as 2sA,
dropped to 90A, and closed at 2O9Sa2G%.
Lake Shore, Northwestern and 81. Paul were
weak on reports Of falling of in earnings.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which $1,000 were Pacific Mail, 10000
Western Union, 1900 Northwestern, 22,OOO
Eric, $4,000 Lake Shore, 5000 ohios, and
m mn ffntno pantHn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
TDEBURN 4 COOPER,

CIVIL, HYOaAULIc AND INNING ENutetfas.
Surveys, Pian! and Ellimalea iot ne touitidclion
oi Watet Woika, Railroads and BlidtlF gnfVnVs
And Plans Of Minq iof Wofkins, Ventllttioii,
gtaii,As dc Partie9 contemplating work q Cue
Omce-2e9 AnRsfE b., Fiftlavkdnl "a. iei5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

The iron mills at Newburg resumed
operations to-day. The puddIers who
have been on n strike all winter have re-
turned to work, accepting Pittsburgh
nFirns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

BLAST FunNAcEs.--We are pleased to
learn that the Belmont Mill people are
discussing the adyisability Of completing
their furnace and putting 1t in blast this
spring. Their disposition Is to do so as
soon as they are satisfied that iron can be
made ut u price that will pay barely
enough to cover wear and tear. The
Riverside Company have acted on this
policy, and have again, after long stop,
blown in their furnace. The tendency Of
the iron market Is to greater llrmness
since the resumption at Pittsburgh,
Cleveland and other points, and II is not
likely that we shall see metal sold at
present prices for any great length Of
time. Quotations are more likely to go
III than to remain stationary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21
NoTnt-

The committee appointed by the Comfy C0df oi
Maahall county, West Virginia, al IL lat hSeai
term II take Into consideration the question d ~
modelling o. building new Court H0uae f0s aid
NEW COURT HOUSE on the '23i day n Anil,
1873, a. the Chditt Ii0ue at M0undftille Al one
o'clock. Parties competing will be required 10
furnish estimates on their plans. The committee
rc9rye The Tght to reject any and oil plans spelal
for further information address The members d
WI. BLAKE Moandsille.
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The told weather and the Fruit.

CLEvE1AND, O., April 20.-The cold
weather Of the past few days has done
great damage TO the fruit throughout this
section. The peaches are reported nearly
all killed and the apples suffer considera.
bly,. The wheat crop Ia Injured but
sliphtly
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GhnGntelIigfrrcer.
Reducing the Licenses,

Judging from the DRIFT Of things in the
Second Branch Of Council last night,
there is disposition to sacrifice large
amount Of city revenue by reducing
licenses to ofdinarles, coffee houses, and
wholesale and retail liquor houses. Why
this policy should be adopted at u time
like tho present, when we have just re-
solved to add one hundred thousand dol
lars to the city debt, Is something that
most people will be puzzled to under
stand, The license receipts from the
sources named amounted last year to
over S3l, 900, as against aboutSl4,OOO the
year before. Now 1t is proposed to
reduce them one-hali, and thus de-
priye the city Of the handsome in
crease Of revenue thus obtained. II
this Is done, the deficiency must be
made up by finding other sources Of rev.
Onue. The city must lOvy increased u.s.
sessments in other directions, What me-
ccssity, or rather what excuse is there for
this change Of policy2 Last year II was
thought to be right and proper to raise a
certain proportion Of public revenue from
an increase Of licenses. Public opinion
sanctioned the policy with great unan-
unity. The general sentiment was that
considering the expenses entailed upon
the city, directly and indirectly, by the
consumption Of intoxicating drinks, the
license to sell them should bear its full
proportion Of the burden. II was
agreed on all sides that the
increased rates would have the
effect to cOnhne the business in more
responsible hands, and thus not only give
tho city more revenue but at the same
time do good in other directions. Now
this policy Is to be reversed, and that too
without any popular demand to that end.
We venture to say that II a vote could be
taken, the people would declare largely
in favor Of retaining the ordinance ~ IL
is, and we hope that the First Branch Of
Council will refuse to concur in the legis-
latiOn of the Second Branch.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-29

4 last Saturdays improvement A conmgn.
ment of SO bxs clear rib sides sold, spot, at
fl3Ac, 10 casks shoulders sold to arrive, at 94c,
S and S do, spot, at go p h. Offers of 1880
are refused for clear tides On the spoA
Shoulders are held at 9ac, clear rib sides 13lc,
clear sides 1896 y tb, and dealers are jobblDg
at these prices.
HAMs-The market is dull The supplies
of choice sugar-cured are small, but the de-
msnd is limited. Is tierces choice sugar.
cured sold at 1870 p ID. They are quoted at
l2s@13c, and ordinary brands at l2(9l2ac
y 10. 1 !,
Cow PEAs-Large stock and only . small
/ Job demand at 6Oc for mixed and Csc for clay.
A lot of 80 bags clay sold at Csc and lOO bois
mixed at $50 p bushel
DRY SALT MEAT Very little in hrsl
hands, and dealers are mostly out. The market
is stronger, but as sales have not yet been
made at the improvement, we repeat the
previous quotations for round lots from first
hands. Shoulders 8sc, clear rib sides llc
clear sides l13c - 10. The dealers job rates
are now fully 10 above these prices. Shoulders
are jobbing at 9@9fc. Few or no sides mere
LARD-The market is dull, but prices art
stronger. Tierce is held at lag l4ic, and job
bling at that price; key 14a(9l45c y 10.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-ls dull and quoted 81
l3(1lo4c g. Ip' IN,
WHEAT IN BuLK-The market is totally
bare of supplies.
Corn IN BuLK-The market is bare OF sup
plies. ,., :.
WHnkY-Small stock but very little dc
msnd Louisiana rectifed is quotedat 81 II
and Western at 81 2O@l % y gallon.
Corn IN SAcKs-Fair supply and moderate
demand at previous prices. The sales com
prise 1900 sacks, Of which 500 white mixed q
87sc 500 and 500 white at 88c y ausheL
OArs-Light supply and dull Prices az.
again weak and We note decline OF 10
bushel; 1850 sacks sold, of which 1900 choice
at CSC, $50 and 800 do at &c, and 200 at ~
| ID bushel.
BRAN-None on the landing. It is quoted
at CSC y 100 ID.
HAY-Fair supply and dull. Ordinary !,
quoted at s22, prime s22@24, and choice W
u ton. -,
COFFEE - No stock in first hands. Tn
stock held by dealers and grocers comprise
5000 to 1O, 600 bags. The demand is good TO
the amount of stock ON hand. We quote car
goes Fair 173@17ac. good 18@!S4c, prlm
Isle (gold) p ID. Job lots: Ordinary 174@
17ic, fair ls@lsac, good 1sa@lsac, pnme !
@l9}c y 10.