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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05
New York Market.

NEW YORK, February 4-Cotton-
Steady at l5s6 lj!c; futures closed
strong; sales 20, 100 bales. Flour-Qulct;
receipts 1000 barrels; superfne western
and State 50 S0ta 10; common to good
81 65(d4 IOi good TO choice 81 SOla 5 20;
white wheat extra S. 25(d5 50; extra
Ohio 50 65Cd d 80; 81. Louis 81 75ld ) 90.
Rye Flour-Steady at 81 256455. Corn
Meal-Dull at - 25@4 80. Wheat
Heavy and lower; receipts 26OO0 bush
els; No. spring 81 ljml 10; No. ,
do 81 04@l Oj; No. Northwestern
| 06Gl %. Rye-Quiet at g3m yGc
Barley-Dull. Malt-Heavy Corn
Heavy; receipts $4,000 bushels; new
mixed western S3G Sic; new white do
S3GS4c. Oats-Dull; receipts .2,oOo
bushels; mixed western 6GCa 6Slc; white
67G674c Hay-Firm and unchanged.
Cotfee-Firm and unchanged. Sugar
Very dull; fair to good refining ga ,c;
prime Sc Molasses-Quiet and un-
changed. Rice-Firm. Rosn-Quict.
Eggs-Steady; western 50@3lc Leather
Steady at 56I@40c. Wool-Quict;
domestic fleece 52G 55ci pulled 32@ 500;
unwsshed l6G37c; Texas 2OCd 3Gc. Tur-
pentine-Quiet. Petroleum-Firm"r; re-
fined lac; crude 7t67!c. Pork-Firmer;
new $l9 62!@l9 IS. Beaf-Quiet. Cut
Meats-Quiet; middles firm; long clear
lOs@l0tc; short clear leic. Lard
Firmer; prime steam lic. Butter
Heavy; western at l6M 26c. Cheese
Steady and in moderate demand at 10
(G,l6c. Glover Seed-In fair demand /;
western at ll!@lltc. Whisky-Lower
HI 93AG 9IC.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGlSI En-.
Associated Press Report; by Western este
Union Line. office Nortn"est coF'
of Main and 18th SITS.
CHARLESTON.
JohnsonLeads Walker in the
Legislature.
No Result in the Caucus.
The Capital Bill Passed to its
Third Reading.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Feb. 4


Special 10 the Register:
Some sensation was caused to-day by
the result of the joint ballot in the Leg
islature, which was rs follows:
Okey johnson, 81; Walker, -; Price,
Is; Brannon, 10; scattering :.
The caucus resumed balloting at seven
and half o'clock, with the following
result:
Thirty-eighth ballot-Walker, II;
Price, IS; Brannon, 4; J. B. Hoge, s;
johnson, Z; scattering, 9.
Thirty-ninth ballot-Walker, II ;
Price, 5; Brannon, l; johnson, IA;
Hoge, 6; scattering,9. 9.
Fortieth ballot-Walker, 20; Price, u;
johnson, IA; J. NJ. Bennett, 5; scatter
ing, 10. Adjourned till tomorrow even:
lug.
In the Senate this afternoon, the sub
Stitute submitting to the popular vote.
the location of the Capital, was rejected
by vote Of 10 to IA.
Another substitute was then offered
proposing to remove the seat OF govern
ment to Wheeling. This was lost by q
tie vote, Senators Grantham and Clay,
ton voting for the substitute. The orig
inal bill removing the Capital to Wheel
ing. was then passed to its third reading
/ by Is for and 10 against, Mr.. GIanthan
not voting. l..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February 4.-Flour-Quirt
and unchanged. Whcat-Dull and uu-
settled; No. , spring S6ic spot or seller
February; SSc seller March; S9ic seller
April; No. 3 slg@s2c; rejected 76ic.
C0rn-Demand fair and market firm;
No. mixed Gage spot; 6i!c seller Feb
ruary; 6j!c bid seller March; rejected
6lic. Oats-Stcady and in moderate de-
mnnd; 52!c bid spot or seller February;
52tc bid seller March. Rye Quiet and
unchanged. Barley-Dull and nominal.
Pork-Demand active and prices adj
vanced; SIS 80 spot SIS 65m II 81! seller
March; SlS GOALS 95 seller April Lard
Demand active and prices advanced Il,
Sl3 65@l3 67l spot; $l3 S2tGl3 s.
seller March; Sl3 S2l seller April. Bulk
Meats-Steady, in moderate demand and
unchanged. Whisky-Demand fair and
market firm. On call board in the after
noon, Wheat closed lower at sG!c seller
February; S5@S5lc seller March. Corn
and Oats-A shade easier Pork-SoId
at SlS 42I seller February; SIS % seller
March. Lard-At Sl3 80 seller March.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

TN. directors of the Bank Of Englanc
made no change yesterday i'll the discount
rate.
The bullion withdrawn from the BauR
Of England on balance, yesterday, was
10000 pounds
A proclamation has been issued stating
that the question of Il successor to the
throne of China Is settled.
The fire Yesterday morning on Plum
and FifteenthStrect, Cincinnati, damaged
Krnes rag warehouse and Lambert "
HcIlcrs furniture factory to the extent OF
$1,000.
The bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased Sl,536,O0o during the past
week. The proportion of the Bank re-
serve to liability, which last week was 81
per cent, is now -! per cent.
A private dispatch from London states
that the gold Withdrawn from the Bank
of England during the past week, and
which CAUSED a ten per cent subscription
ON account of the loan, was recently
brought out by that city for 250OOO,OoU
francs.
The billiard tournament closed last
might in Cleveland. with the game be-
tween Cartcrand Honing, which was won
won by the former. Score, 200 to l'3.
The Louisiana Investigating Commit
tee at New Orleans, Yesterday, examined
several witnesses. The testimony was
all of the same character, tending to show
that the elections were fair and peaCea-
BILE; that no intimidation was used, and
that the action of the Kellogg Return
ing Board was Illegal.
Late adviccS from Fort Sill Indian
Territory, are that band of cheyenne
Indians recently attacked Mexican
supply train OF the border of New Mex
leo, killed all the train men, numbering
ton to fifteen, and got away with the
train, from which it Is supposed they OBJ
tanned arms. ammunition and supphe,
for protrsctri raid other bands have
also been stealing horses from Texas.
The Episcopal Diocese in Convention
at Chicago, yesterday evening, elected
Rev. DR.. James Dekayen, Bishop of the
Diocese of Illinois.
An AtchisOn, Kansas, dispatch says
tina, the cold for the past three days has
been intense, and it Is feared that much
suffering will be- occasioncd throughout
the frontier States Twenty men were
frozen to leath, and many Others had
limbs frozen, during the severe cold
weather in january, and the present
cold spell is almost t. severe.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market

New YORK, February 4.-The only
sensation in Wall street this afternoon
was Washington rumor that Secretary
Bristow would sell some new 5s in Eu-
rope, the proceeds to be applied TO the
cancellation of legal tender notes under
the Senate finance bill.
MoNEY-At ,! per cent. Prime mer-
chantile paper 4GG per cent. Sterling
dull and heavy at 4Sj!@lS6 for sixty
days, and 4SS!@ 4S9 for sight. Customs
receipts $229,0O0.
Weaker; opening at 1l4l, ad-
vancing to ll4!, and closing at ll4l.
Carrying rates l@2! per cent and fiat.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed SG04,-
600. Clearings $ll4,OO0O00.
GovERNMENTs-Closed steady, but
ll;rb,l,. l,,uar
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of the minority. whom / very much re-
spect. it did not take very much courage
to do that; l have been here eight years,
and have engaged in debate perhaps a
good deal more than ! ought to have
done and now | call upon all gentle
men who have served with Inc during
the present Congress, and any
who have served with me during any OF
the eight years that | have been here to
say whether, in all that time, | have ever
commenced personal attack on any
man in this House, or whether ! have
ever stepped out Of my way to say an
unkind word of single gentleman un-
less first attacked. Let him speak, whom
| have offended. Let this thing be- set
tied once for all. | have endeavored,
with studied courtesy, never to attack.
and l have also cndeavored when have
been attacked, never to leave the man
until he was sorry he did it. Laughter
and applause.
Mr.. Speaker. Blowing to the chair, |
have no more to say
The Speaker then directed the reading
of the resolution, and it having been
read Mr.. Sergeant escorted Mr.. Brown
to the area in front of the Speaker all
the Democratic members being on their
feet and exhibiting great feeling on the
occasion, while many Republican men,
bers were also standing, and the crowds
in the galleries were straining eyes and
ears to witness the
Unusual Incident
Mr.. Brown remained standing with
one hand in his breast and the other be-
hind his back, while the speaker in Il dig
nited and severe tone, administered the
censure in the following terms:
Mr.. John Yonng Brown, you are ar
raigned at the bar of the House, under
its formal resolution, for having trans
gressed its rules by disorderly remarks,
and for having rcsortcd to prcvarications,
when your attention was called to the
rules of decorum by the
Speaker, for this duplicate offensc.
The House has directed that you be pub
licly censured at its bar. No words
from the chair in the performance of this
most painful duty, could possibly add TO
the gravity of the occasion, or severity OF
the punishment. 1t remains only to pro
nounce, in the name of the House, its
censure for the two ottenses charged in
the resolution.
Mr.. Brown wish now to state that
intended no evasion or prevarication to
the Speaker or disrespect to the House.
With these remarks Mr.. Brown re-
turned to his seat, and this exciting in
cident came to a close.
Mr.. Scoield, from the committee on
Naval Affairs, made unanimous report
acquitting Mr.. Stowell of the charges
made against him of selling naval
cadetship, and the report was agreed to.
The House thereupon took recess till
ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05
Cincinnati Market.

CINcISNATI, February i.-FIour
Quiet and unchanged. Whcat-Stondy
at 81 0SGl II. Corn-Dull at GjtmG7r.
Oats-St"ady at 59m &c Rye-Quiot at
81 90 Barley-Dull and nominal. Cot
ton-Firm at l4Ic. Oils-Unchangcd.
Eggs-Quict at Doc Butter Firm and
unchanged. Checsc-F'irm mt ljm lGc.
Pork-Steady at $40 90 Lard Firm;
steam $l4 62lGH 70, kettle $l4 jOGG
10 80. Bulk Mcats-Drmand fair and
market higher; shoulder, 1rc; clear rib
93G9ic; clear Zoe. Bac"u-Stcndy and
in moderate demand at G}IO!G, lOsH ! |
ollie. Green Mcuts-ileld higher;
shoulders G!c; clear rib 'iC,9!ci cl"ur
9Sc Whisky-Demnnd fair and market
firm at 9ic
Hogs-Firm; range 81 &On 80.
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East Liberty Cattle Mark ket.

EAST LIBERTY, February 4.-Cattle-
Receipts Tor to-day $50 head, and for the
last three days 1882 head. Supply still
light, and all sold out at good figures.
Market more active than yesterday;
best $6 25Ca6 IS; medium, to good S. 25
66 90; common to fair 81 2j@5 80.
Hogs-Receipts for to day 1920 head,
and for three days past 1860 head;
Workers S. 1906 30; Philadelphias 81 40
al so. Sheep-Receipts for to-day 1910
head and for three days past 10000
head; best IS OOa6 %; medium - OOta
) so; common 81 OOG5 90.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, February i.-FIout-
Dull at $5 25G6 90 Wheat-Quiet; red
winter 81 IOG I 20; white 81 2Stal 30.
Rye-At 9l@92c. Corn-Quiet; yellow
7&a77c; mixed western 77G7sc. Oats
Dull: white G5c; mixed &c. Pro-
visions-Firm. Pork $40 jOa 20 80. Pc
troleum-Refned l2sc; crude 9tc. Clover
Seed-At ll!c. Whisky-At &c, But
ter-Western extra $50 3Oc; western
frsts 22@ pc; western rolls 21dG 3Oc.
Cheese-New York fancy l3lc. Egg
Firm; western 20a BE.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, February 4-Bc"vc,
Receipts 7GO head making 1850 heai
for three days, against 300 head same
time last week. Good cattle scarce and
firm, with an upward tendency. Inferior
or common dragged, but all sold at t.
advance on Mondays prices; excluslv"
of mixed bunch very poor native,
and Cherokee cattle sold at s,c the
9@ISc; medium steers Gi@Glc. Sheep
Receipts 1860 head, making $3.50 for
three days, against $3.50 same time la-t
week. The market has ruled dull and
weak for several days but the feeling
trihe better to-day, and fair busnr,,
was transacted at jt@74 for common 10
extra lots; fair To good sheep ranged at
G!@GIc. Swinc-Rcccipts 2,&70 head,
making 9, 740 head for three days, against
l6, 100 head in same time last week. Nom"
offered alive; dressed closed firm at SEG,
&c for city; STA str for western.
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FORTY-THlRD CONGRESS,
WAsHISGToN, February 4.
SENATE.

Mr.. Scott asked to have time ex-
tended until to-day for the consideration
of bills from the Committee on Claims.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Morton gave notice that after ten
o'clock he would move that the Senate
proceed to the consideration of the reso-
luton for a repeal of the 22d Joint Reso-
luton Of the Houses of Congress.
Mr.. Scott presented resolutions of the
Pennsylvania legislature favoring an ap-
preparation for the improvement of the
Ohio river. Referred.
Mr.. Oglesby presented memorial Of
the citizens OF Chicago in favor of estab-
fishing branch mint of the United
States in that city Referred
Mr.. Logan, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported back House
bill TO provide for the relief of persons
suffering from the ravages of the grass
hoppers. Passed.
The Electoral Vote.
Mr.. Morton moved that the Senate
proceed with the consideration Of the
concurrent resolution to repeal the 22d
Joint rule of the two houses OF Congress.
Agreed to. Yeas, 2l; nays, Is. He said
the existence of this rule subjected the
country to great danger. Alter Il con.
sultation with a number of Senators, he
had determined to offer the following as
a substitute for the motion to repeal:
NO objection to the reception and count
ing of any electoral vote or votes from
any State, shall be valid, unless such OBJ
lection is sustained by the affirmative
vote of the two houses"
Mr.. Thurman moved that the resolu-
tion of tho Senator from Indiana, to
modify the rule, be referred to the Com
mittec on Privileges and Elections, that
1t might be perfected in the committee
room, which was the proper place to first
consider it, and not in the Senate Cham
ber
Mr.. Edwards said he thought in a
matter of so much importance, that ample
time should be allowed to consider it,
and he hoped motion to refer the matter
to the Committee on privileges and cleo
tions would be agreed to.
Mr.. Morton said he had no objection
to such reference, but there were only
twenty-five more working days Of the
session left and he thought it would be a
crime on the part of Congress to adjourn
without repeating or modifying the rule.
The motion to refer it to Committee on
Privileges and Elections was then agreed
TO.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice that he
would move to take up the steamboat
bill after the expiration of the morning
hour tomorrow.
Mr.. Morton presented the memorial OF
the Board of Industry, of Carrelton, In
diana, asking an appropriation for the
improvement of the OHIO river. Refer
red.
Mr.. Ferry, of Michigan, presented a
memorial Of the settlers on the Indian
reserve lands in Emmet county, Mich,
praying Congress TO provide measures
for securing them in their homcsteads
Referred. Adjourned.
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4, WAS to have been expected, the
Civil Rights Bill, called forth All exceed
In,ly spicy, bitter and acrimonious de-
,,,. in the House yesterday. A great
uary personal explanations had to be
made and the members generally seemed
:, b., 20. very choice in the language
used
The most notable instance of this lat
ter was that Of Mr.. BRowN of Kentucky
when hc denounced 50 emphaticalIy MIR.
BUTLER Of Massachusetts, and for which
he received vote Of censure.
The language used by this gentleman
was certainly injudicious and unparlia-
mentary, as by courtesy, while Mr., BUT
LER is member of the National House
of Representative, he is regarded an hon
orable gentleman, but when it is consld-
cred that BUTLER had only the day be-
fore ,landcred, in the yilost manner the
people Of which Mr.. Brown is one, call
ing them thieves, murdcrcrs and mid
uiyht assassins. il is no wonder the indig-
nation Of the seutIeman from Kentucky
WA, So great "a, to bc beyond restraint.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, Frbrnary I.-Ihr Pnch-
age movement in staple and domc.;lr
cotton goods continues fairly active, and
the supply Of Brown Cottons, Cor-rt
Jeans and Rolled Juconets j. unusually
light in agents hands, owing 10 short
water ut the mills. Medium fancy
Prints, Shirtings and PercaIes in fair de-
mand and firm. Fancy Cashmere,
Wor,ted Coating, and Kentucky Jeans
in fair request Hosiery active. Linen.
and White Goods selling freely at auc-
ton at good prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMoKE, February 4-FI0ur >
Steady and unchanged. Wheat Steady
prime red 81 bal Is; other grade, uu-
changed. Oats-Firmi western whit"
G7c; do mixed G5Cr GGr. Rye-Quict nt
9jcCG$l %. Provisions Steady. Pork
$40 90. Bulk Meat, shoulders Ito
7Ic; clear rib lOGlOid Bacon-StcaIyi
shoulders SIC; clear rIb lImllic. Ham.
Sugar cured l4lm ljc. Lard-DuII
and unchanged. Butter-Dull and un-
changed Pctrolcum-Upchaugcd. Coi-
fec--Quict and unchanged Whisky
Dull and nominal at 95Id 9Gc.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, February Flour-Dc.
mand fair and market firm Wheat "A
shade higher; No 2 white Wabash - t.;
No. white Michigan ~ lO4; extra do
81 l5!; amber 81 O8; seller April 81 II ,
No. red 81 0Gdl o.; No. ! amber HI
nois 81 Ii. Corn-Demand fair and
market firm high mixed Gs.c; seller
March G9ic; seller May 7iic; low mixed
G=lr
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FOREIGN.
Rismnrck In BAD Health.

LONDON, FEBRUARY A Berlin special
dispatch to the Cologne Gazette says Bis
marck is suffering from nervous affection.
1t is rumored in the Upper House that
he intends to retire shortly after his six
tieth birthday. The Gazette does not
give entire credit to the last statement.
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Men Arrested for Rioting near Pitts
burgh.

PlTr,BuRGH. February 4.-Antes
>nylcr, of the West Penn Railroad, yes
,~-!ay made information before Judge
>,orrett charging about forty persons,
10 the employ of the Columbia Conduit
Company at Powers Run, with riot. \
warrant was issued, and the men were
arrested this morning without resistance,
and brought to the city. A hearing was
lad before Judge Sterrett, acting as JUS
tee Of the Peace, and resulted in the ac-
.Ised being held 10 bail in sums rang
NJ from $1,000 TO $4,000 each. The
'aIlrosd men have again removed the
gpes from Powers Run.
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What nIIor.e-Cnr Conductor Must lie

lie must bc gallant, because he has 10
pay constant attention to the fare un-
dar,taud punctuation. SCI rs to look out for
his stops; be- something Of carpenter,
iog hei, often called upon TO make a
"toe Room; politician, because he has
10 stick to his PLATFORM good dancer,
,'a '"mnia a,s steps good tinancier,
O"'aa'e 90, partner may "break up at
Aa' time, gourmand, for he is
never expected to be full inside;
APas,.l,t, a. he is expected to "knOck
down, schoo.-master, for he must un-
dr.N'and the Use of the switch" q col
po7,eIr because h. must know how
tracks are distributcd;' Shipmaster,
''r be must carry good freight, and
have hi, car 60 on every trip. To be
a good conductor he must be u musician,
oi course, and competent to detect n bad
note at once. He must be- accustomed to
IN" code of honor. for the company ex-
poet him 10 make his cartel. He is Of
Necessity hard drinker, for he NAV be
called upon to take pull of black strap
s., every cross street, and Is expected to
take little cold punch on every trip
BOSTON Commercial BWictu.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, February 4.-Wheat-
Dull and unchanged. Corn-Stcady and
unchanged. Oats -Quiet and unchanged.
retrole2m-Steady; Standard white car
lots 1Oc; Ohio State test lie; small lot.
la &c higher
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, February i.-Wheat-
Dull and price, unchanged. Corn-Ear
74c; shelled 72m7jc. Petrolcum-Firm
and higher; crude at 81 c5@l 20 at Par
kcrs; refined at l3c for Philadelphia de-
livery
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RAILROAD BONDS Quiet and stead,
STATE BONDs-Dull.


STATE BONDs-Dull.
STOCKs-In the early dealing the mar
ket was firm and higher. The leading
stocks were Northwestern common
which rose from 45 to 455. The advance
in the balance of the list ranged from
TO per cent At the second board
prices were generally at the highest
point. After the board Northwestern
declined per cent, and the remainder
of the list la per cent. The market
was weak during the last hour and prices
declined i@l per cent from the highest
point of the day. Northwestern common
fell from 45J to 4Gl; Pacific Mail from
36I to 353; Urion Pacific from 40. to
393 st. Paul from 3S! to 81, and West
crn Union from 74i to 73t The other
changes were uot important. Trsnsac-
tons lS3. 900 shares, ofwhich 1900 were
Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union
10000 Northwestern common, 1900
Rock Island, 1900 ST. Paul common,
$4,000 Lake Shore, and 27,OO0 Union
Pacific
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Extremely Cold Weather.
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN, February 4, SP. NJ.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN, February 4, SP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio VALLEY,
stationary or rising barometer, westerly
winds. warmer and clear weather.
For the Lower Missouri and the Upper
Mississippi Valleys and Northwest,
stationary er falling barometer, seutheFIy
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather;
For the Lake region. stationary and
rising barometer, somewhat feebler west
and southwest winds, slight changes IN
temperature and partly cloudy weather
For the Middle and Eastern States,
rising barometer, northwest to southwest
winds, slightly lower temperature, partly
cloudy ana clear weather.
The rivers will probably rise slightly
below Pittsburgh and st. Louis.