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evidence aganBt tho defendant. Ills Testimony.
IL Ia said, will refer 10 conference uhic!, took
pacn between himself and l3abcock 1sat su'nm :,
whom tho thttcr. with tho President, waB
iloro attending lho fair. This conteroncc.
it Ia aAsoslotl. involves practica,
ntlmlaaion bv " lab " at certain pocunnry bcn"-
titH qorlvcd from tho King. This Ia given for
what It IN worth, M itcannot, of oourse be tsacnd
huwovcr, tint tho Government has ptomi4ed to
lot hTsyuiro down oasy In rotnEn for tis terti-
mony III tho lsabcock case, and thoEo Is moral
certainty that said tostimony will be hard to got
over.
1lONK 1.EnAt. Ass!sTANrE.
f7neei1t n,spatct L. Tia EA,ta9p Tribune.
WAsnIa1Tos, j. e., Feb. 9.-Tho Ha' an
nnunces that 4. A. Cooke, who wns attorney Of
asslst M Ia uon Barsock's Iefonue, and tint ho
has loft for u. Louis. Tho fact ia exciting
mich commont, "a Cooke has long hcan one Of
tho most Actiyo supporters Of Tho ling hero.
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EpfrinI UftJUttA u Tia Chcd{o Tribune.
GnAsn HAYES, Mich. Fob, y.-Tho cxamiua-
tio,. Of Mrs. H. Y. Buswcll. wife Of proul-
uent lumber man here. commenced to-dny. She
ia accused OF abducling 3 child Of Willard
Trotter, her brother. whose wite, Mary Craw-
ford. OF Chicago. 1T accused OF bgnny. having
married Clln,les j. MeAtler, OF Chicago, before
hhs marriul Tsot,or. Ihs prosecution proved
tue Abduction and adjourned. The child il still
1n1sB,ng. Thele ia great excitement here and
svmpsi,,y for the mother. Distinguished coun-
scl arc omrloyol, aud tho case il c'ose'y con-
tested.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hurnuss1s Cocouino atlays irritation
acon Of tls c1pil!arlea III tie Highest degrees. Tho
cos"ann M earned ssss1 rsP1ien t0f pGo
hun, III hoir I,tes arcssing thelr hair el1bosassl1
for ti.u evening will duu that impszta hsalthy,
uatrul xoaa 10 thu hair, snd Will cAuse 1t To Eetala II
shape for houEs.
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MILWAUKEE,.
SEIZED WHISKY.
AAI f1A

sp.eta. Utspatch tp TAs Chtao~ Tribune.
MILWAUKEE Wis.,, Feb. 0.-SaYcral rnitn.
por.ant Judgments agalnst coatlscated harsels
OF whisky were entered In the Unitod States
Court to-day. aud one lot WAS hula At public
yenlue AgAtly below market rhtos.
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Srteiat Dsp1tth 10 ihe Ch.eado ZritnHt.
KANSAS CITY. No.. Frb. 9.-1aInes T. Davis,
who ia wnutcd in Chicngo for obtaining larEe
amount of goods fruu. Warner. Dcsfs X TO-, aud
in South Rend. Ind, for committing certain for
geres OH we'll. known ilrnls there. passed
through this city to.slny In charge Of detective
for Chicago, Tho detective arrested Davls In
it, Louis about three weeks since. but ho gave
him tho 'el,p aild came to Kansns city. 1ie was
here q lumber Of daya sna visited old f1sen'ls
from tho East WHO had known him from chlld-
hood up IIe was irolsd this time. AMI sl.o do
tectiye lB bound he shail not again cscal,c.
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CA1no, H., Fob, t.-Tho caue Of the Grains,
who haya baou on trial here for tue last two
weekH, charged With bolng accessories in tho
murder Of William 8ponce, at Craiuyllio. Will
iau,son County. ILL.,. was given TO tho Jury 1T !!
o'clock yesterday Afternoon. They returned
tuls morning verdict OF guilty" fixing tho
punishment OF each At twenty years In the peul-
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v,sts, N sIkucleater, Ind, sAys Wish1ft1 Pine Ties
T.r Gordia siwAys gvea sats!sct1on They ~ large
quantities OF It, sud will certify that b.. ssssa 5nsny
msneutly curing Coughs, Ool1s Bose Throat 0atsrrh.
aud cop4ulurtions
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DENIAL.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 0.-Tho report te!egraphod
hcnco some days ago. that she headquarters Of
tLs Department Of the Plato vera to ba re-
moved from bore, Ii denied upon zolinble Au-
thority.
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Council Bulls has raised about %, 900 toward
celebrating tho Contonnlal Fourth. Carl achurz
will nrollRhly ha thn orator.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 10-l q. u,.-1n tho urreF
Lake 1ogiou. Upper Mississippi and Lower Ais
sourt Valleys, falling aud lower baFopc'or' la'
creasng east to soush winds, gonota'1y Warmer
cloudy, partly cloudy weather wlll prevail lol-
,ove,i hv rain turning into snow in tho northern
no.tlous, In the Lower Lake Hagson aud Mii-
tle States, rising baromotor. uolth to w9st Winds,
slightly colder aud clearing weather, followed in
ths tirst ds.tict by falling barometer aua eaat-
efly wludH. ,....,
--9NE--- I'm
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MORE ktLLiNo IA THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
Foar Euiru. Ark. via siurkogec, Feb. o.
During quarrel between two Dopusy United
Hlatcs 1larshals named MaBuire aud Lepcr,
Mcguire ti.ed TWO shots from speucor ride vt
Leper, who 10 turn shot Mcguire through tho
Aeaa uud he foil from his AoEse. Leper again
sAot him through tbs bteast. Lopes surrendered
himself at unce, but WAS acquitted Oh tue ground
If aelf.1efeuAn.
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Nj|EIHT ]
TayLonytlIH, ILL.,, Feb. 9.-Sowton Grafton.
iudlcsod for tho murder OF +. u. Duff, IN IA.
loou of this place i'll April Inst. aud Edward
Ruby, for killing bis fathor nenr hero in June.
woro both granted Il continuance OF hearing To-
day BY tie Chriatiau County Court. Thor Mt
torneys piend atliIayiss that The testimony OF
absent Witnesses IL essential ~ prove shat the
killing was in each enBo au act OF aelf-dalei'ac.
They will be called in August ueAt.
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The pork season at Council BLUFFS close th's
weok With tho killing Of not less thhu q, ,0uC
hogs. uf theso. Atuws5t Bros. kill 5,000.
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EoR RENT.

NOR RENT-THE PART OF THE FRUIT
House property, opposite the Cathedral, now
occupied by Dir. |. II. LongdOn. Possession given
lst April Suitable for Offices or private dwelling.
AlsO, Imall dwelling house on 18th 81, between
Jacob and Wood Sts. Apply to REV. J. T. SuLlL-
VAN, Bishops TGsidenCe. mrs
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

John and James Young, Of Cayuga,
Ont, convicted Of the murder OF Abel
Mcdonald last November, have been sem
fenced to be hanged June Dist next.
An executive session Of three hours
on the nomination OF Dana ended without
action. It is thought the nomination
will be rejected by majority OF 10. 1t
is rumored that L. W. Stoughton, OF New
York, will he nominated instead.
"A libel suit for $4,000. damages was
brought in the Circuit Court to-day
against the St. Louis Times by Watson
Foster, of Pike county, the matter grow
ing out OF certain publications in the
Times concerning Fosters statements in
relation TO Fl. +. Summers, one OF the
Jurors in the trial Of VIM. Mckee.
Warren A. Sherwood, OF St. Louis
proprietor Of Sherwood's tonic bitters and
wealthy man, hung himself last night
and George F. Burrus, saloon keeper
at the corner Of Washington Avenue and
24st street, shot himself in the breast
Both single men over so years old.
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AN Ice CREAM JoKE.-Not long since
n young widowcr called at the house Of a
lady friend in n part Of the city which
shall be nameless, for the purpose oil
spending the evening in her charming
company. Now..the widower had sheen
there before" if We may be allowed to
borrow the expression, and knew the
proper Influences TO bring to bear upon
the female heart when seeking conquest
The sly old Lothario had left IN order al
an ice cream saloon for IN unlimited
quantity Of that delicious compound, to be
taken to the lady's residence that even
ing, and took his scat in the cosy parlor
to await the happiness which he was sure
would follow. But he waited in vain
There was u ring ut the door bell, which
the young lady answered in person, and
when she found boy waiting with the ice
cream had him carry tito the kitchen. Her
visitor had not informed her OF the treat
he had in store for her, hence when she
rc.entered the parlor without the
ice cream he was much chagrined
and she rs calm and sunny as n
June day. Our friend fingered us long
as he could, and made many mysterious
hints in reference to the scarcity Of ice,
the qualities OF ice cream, etc., but with.
out avail. He finally became desperate
and tore himself away. The next time
he met the lady she told him that some
ice cream had been left at her house by
mistake on the very evening Of his last
visit, and as she knew that itwould moi
keep she had given it to her brothers to
eat. Our friend the widower has men,
tally resolved that the next time he or.
ders ice cream for two he will take il
along in his vest pocket.
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The river was falling last evening,
with 10 feet G inches in the channel.,
The Mallle Ragon departed ior fl'1''
burgh at Z AN. ,..,,.o
The Emma Graham passed up en- route
for Pittsburgh. ,,,,..
The Courier departed for ParkersDurg
at noon.
with good trip. L..
The Carrie Brooks passed down last
night en- route from Pittsburgh TO Hanes-
vile.
The Express will be the regular Park
ersburg packet to-day, leaving at noon.
The local packets James Rees, Abner
O,Neal and Star OF the West arrived and
departed as usual. 80,
The following towboats passed down
with coal tows Nellie Speet, Joe wal
ton. N, ], Bigley, Blackmore, Charlie
Brown, Diamond No. 9, John Penny, My
Choice and Samuel Miller.
The Market Boy will run hereafter
regularly betweenMatamoras and Wheel
ing. She leaves Wheeling at 10 A. NJ
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
IBy Telegraph
PlrrsDuRGH, March 2S.-Rivcr Q feet !
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool.
MEMPHIS, March 27.-River rose I
inches, now SO feet 10 inches; rain and
snow this morning. Weather, clearing
up this evening; a gale all day from the
north. There is a settled conviction III
the minds Of those interested in the river
bottoms that disastrous overflow is me
yitable. The water this evening is with:
in two inches OF the danger line, and
scant two feet below the extreme high
water mark. Departed-Bell Of Texas
for Arkansas river; Augusta for White
river; Thompson Dean for Cairo; Vicks:-
burg, Idlewild and Baum for Cincinnati
LITTLE Rock, March 2S.-The river
after reaching % feet A inches, came to q
stand. Weather clear and cold; high wind
prevailed all day.
CAIRO, March 2S.-River a. feet 4 in
ches and rising, Weather, light snow
mercury "a dcgs. Arrived-Coal Hill
from ST. Louis; Departed-lronsides for
St. Louis.
CINCINNATI, March 2s.-River 80 feet
feet and rising. Weather cloudy and
rainy until A p. NJ, and since that time il
has showed steadily. Arrived-Arling-
ton from Pittsburgh; Glasgow from
Evansville. Departed - Hudson for
Wheeling; Mary Houston for New Or
leans.
EVANSVILLE, March 2S.-River 323-1C
feet on the gauge. Weather, rained all
night, snow since; wind from the west
blowing gale; mercury from A to ~
degs. Down-Robert Mitchell and Tar
ascon. Up-Arkansas Belle, Chas. Nor.
gan, George Roberts, Dick johnson and
Vint Shinkle. Business dull.
NASHVILLE, March 2S.-River rising
% feet on the shoals. Arrived-Silyer'
thorne and Hilman, Cairo. Departed
Beauford, Upper Cumberland; Silver
thorne started out for Cairo but had tc
tie up on account Of high winds.
LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-Weather, cold
and cloudy; river, falling; 10 feet 5 inches
St. Louis, and Church, for Cincinnati.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.- Clear
cool and windy. No arrivals. Departed
UP. Schenck, Cincinnati; Lee, Vicks'
burg.
VicKsBuRo, March 2S.-Down-Shcr
lock, Tour. Up-Kinney, Vicksburg
Tour, Silver.
ST. LOUIS, March 2S-Arrivcd-Lib
erty and barges from Pittsburgh; Belle
from St. Louis; Cambridge and Crane
Tower from Memphis; Baker and lbargei
from Quincy. Depnrted-Atlantic ant
barges for New Orleans; Colorado fol
Vicksburg. River risen Ia inches.
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Mvy1c1pA1 CoUnr-Judgc Cranmcr.

MUNICIPAL CoURr-Judge Cranmer.
Court met at 10! o'clock yesterday
morning, and transacted the following
business:
The case Of VIM. Manion vs.. Thomas
Fahv, in chancery, was continued until
this morning, on account OF the absence
Of material witnesses.
A rule was issued against Justice John
O. Bclyille for interfering with Peter w
Bosley, one Of the Commissioners OF this
Court.
In the case Of James Fl. Simmons va
the West Virginia Insurance Company,
in assumpsit, the defendant filed five spe-
cial pleas.
An order was entered in the case Of
Louise Tape VS.. Hannah Grass and
others.
On motion Of the defendant, the office
Judgment in the case OF the Real Estate
Trust Company Of New York VS.. the
Etna Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, was sci aside.
The same order was entered in the case
of the Real Estate Trust Company oil
New York vs.. Peabody Insurance Com
pany.
The following cases were set for TO-
day:
Arthur NJ. Tcece VS.. Alfred Caldwell,
administrator, in chancery.
JIG. Smith & Son vs.. Mary J. Merge
and others, in chancery.
The case of Austin McGraii vs.. George
Forbes and others was continued until
Thursday next.
Adjourned until this morning at 1Ol
o'clock.
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CRY PERsoNALs.-J. W. Gallagher
Esq, whose illness We noted yesterday
morning, was in attendance upon the
Board Of Equalization yesterday.
Judge Samuels, Of Cabell county, il
stopping at the St. James Hotel.
Sheriff Wayman. OF Marshall county
was in town yesterday.
Judge Melvin is holding court in Mar
shall county.
Ward, recently determined. to sacrifice
his moustache. That, 80 far us it weut
was all right, but the Doctor now bear
such striking resemblance to An SiI
that he can hardly be distinguished from
that Acknowledged celestial.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March 2s,-Flogr-stcadyI
firm md unchanged. Wheat-Flrm aud
fairly active; No. 9. western RED 81 81 rem,
sylyania red 81 4Sal 90. Corn me ssLn
tirmer and higher; western mixeo oo1s =.
Oats-Quict but steady; western white 1 11u
4Sc: mixed 4SaI5c. Rye-Unchanged. hay
Dull and unchanged. ProvIsions-Quie,
and unchanged. Butter-Scarcc, hrln any any
unchanged. Petroleum Strong at eEss
SIX; refined l49Sal4I5c. Cofiec-Qutet ahG
business restricted by the frmness oil mold
crs. Whisky-Quiet 1T 81 IL.
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CINCINNATI, March 2S,-Cotton-Quiss
nj ISc. Flour-Firm and in fair demand
WhcSt-Actiyc at 81 l5al %. Corn-Steadl
nj 5Oc. Oats-Firm at S5a43c. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Rye-Firm at Isl
SJc. Pork-Nominally $2S 90 spot. La rt
Steady; steam 1919 spot; llAc, . seie'
June; kettle l4al4hc: Bulk MeaG-ot sIS },
shoulder SIC; clear rib Sl2 u VI clear S,I =
al2 %. Bacon-Quiet at 99sal2AalSAc
WhiSky-Firm at 81 o.. 40 a,
HoGs-Dull; common TO gooG liSH 8o 20 VI
as 80; fair to medium heavy IS 65aS SV'
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GRAND LODGE INDEPENDENT ORDER Oh
RED MES.-At the regular annual Com
munication Of the Grand Lodge /. o: n.
Of West Va, held ut Mechanics Hal
Monday evening, the following oticerl
we're elected for the ensuing year:
John Kock, Grand Architect.
VIM. B. Harrison, Vice Grand Archi'
tect.
". S. Tippett, Grand Secretary.
J. W. Ellenberger, Grand Treasurer.
PC. Smith, Grand Chaplain.
]. Retzer, Grand Conductor.
Jacob Stien, Grand Outside Sentenel.
james McGranahan, Grand Inside Sen
II. A. Uthman, Rep. to Supreme Crane
ne next session OF this Grand Lodge
will be held in Keyser City, in March
1877.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, March 2s.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day GO head, or IS cars o.
through stock and 10 cars for this market
The supply continues light with light de
mund and few selling, except at retail
Cannot possibly form any reliable quota
tion from the state of the trade further thar
there is no decline in prices so far,
Ho6s-Rcccipts today l,54u head. YorK
ers IS 25aS 20; Philadclphias 50 26a9 90.
SnEgP-Receipts to-day G,lOO head
Selling at $Ia7 %.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.-Petroleum
-Firmer; refined Mt 141zal4%c; crude a
Az. FIour-Firm; extra 81 69H; high
grades 81 %. Wheat-Prime steady; 9th
ers dull and weak. Rye-S2c. Corn
Strong; yellow 6Sa65c; sail 6Sa6ic:: Oats
Better request; white 45a49c; mixed 44c
Butter-Better demand; New York and
Bradford county extra 3Sa40C; tlrsts 2SaS2c
western extra S4a35c; ilrsts 25a26c. Cheese
Steady; New York 1294al4c; western fine
191lalSc. Eggs-Firm; fresh 1Ga17c. Wits
kY-Steady ~ 81 Is.
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New York.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Cotton-Dnli
.rJ easier at Is 9.l6c. Flour-Firm; super
sns western and State s. 25a4 o.; common
y. .nS S,o w 81 OOa5 40; good to choice s. sQl
: - x. extra Ohio IS 45a7 IS; st. Louis s. 40a
q m Wheat-Stcady; no grade 81 0sal Oei
M Q Milwaukee 81 q 11zal 29 No; 9goal
q SU Il. No Chicago old store s. 2s15; No.
*. M. Minnesota store 81 IS. Corn
Sr;S,. = shade tirmer; mixed nognde 6O1Sc
S ~ S,sS 4 S6Xa67c. Rye-very scarce
T NJ sseT s5osSc: State 02a9S. Malt<Firm
n mSs'sin 6 S and unchanged. Oats
Firmcr and more active; western Il n HeN,
state 46a5Oc; white 47a5Sc. Hay anu L IN,
Unchanged. Coaee-Quiet; cargoes ~ iS%.
alSNc, STRENGTHENING 71EaIASi pt naI
7Nc Rice and MOlasses-ln lair aen'"nu
Whisky-Steady; seller 81 IA.
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THrAMERioAN ProP1E.-No people IN
The world suffer as much with dyspepsia
as Americans-and although years OF 81 eA
perience in medicine have failed to aeI
complish certain and sure remedy nn!i u
Green's August Flower was Introduce
for this disease and its effects; yetso wen
has this remedy succeeded in every case
to effect cure, that there Is not drug
oist in the United States but recommends
the August Flower in all cases OF d!yspep'
ala and Liver Complaint, Costivenesss,
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, and all
arrangements Of the Stomach and Liver
Go 10 your Druggists, Logan, List 4 Co.;
and get sample bottle for 10 cents ana
try L, Two doses will relieve any case
Regular size rs cents. eod&~'
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Price, Twenty-Five CsnG'
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CHARGE OF LUNAcY.-Charles Henkel'
man, who lives in North Wheeling, yes:
terday appeared before Justice Caldwell
and entered an information to the effect
that lie had good reason to suspect that
his wife is lunatic, and ought to be COM
mitted 10 an asylum. Mrs. Henkleman
will be examined by a physician soon.
and II found to DO OF unSound mind will
be sent TO the asylum at Weston.
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Official Investigations.

New York, March 28.-Tho Evening
Post states that the Treasury Department
has for several weeks been engaged in ma
king Investigations Of the charges pre-
ferred against special deputy collector,
John R. Lydecker, for many years one OF
the best known officers OF the custom
house. It is charged that Lydecker per-
mitted serious irregularities in order to
show favors TO his personal and political
friends. 1t is understood that serious
charges against several we'll known off.
GERS Of the appraisers department are
also under investigation.
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TONIGHT the New Orleans colored
quartette, under leadership Of Prof. Pol
lard, give another concert at the English
Lutheran Church on 10th street, which
will no doubt be success both as to au-
dience and enjoyment. There is charm
about the old plantation sacred melodies
which always attracts, and Prof: Pol
lard's troupe so render them very finely.
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TAKEN TO MouNDsvr1LE.-.sherif' Way.
man. Of Marshall county, yesterday took
to Moundsville for trial four prisoners
viz: Harris Howard, Abraham Good
Michael Murphy and Washington Ad.
ans. These prisoners have been confined
in the Ohio county Jail since the destruc.
ton by fire Of part Of the Marshall
county Jail. Judge Melvin was on the
bench OF the Marshall County Court, and
sentenced Good and Adams each to two
years in the penitentiary for grand lar
ceny. Howard and Murphy were not
tried, and were returned 70 jail here.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Flour - Dull.
Wheat-Dull; No. Chicago spring 81 OK
spot; s. OK seller April; 81 ok Bid seller
May; No. 3, 9lHc; rejected Sic. Corn
Steady; No. 2 mixed 46ISa471Ic spot and
seller April; new high mixed Acc; rejected
4la42c. Oats-Quiet and firm; No. 2, SSII
$3.50 spot; SS9laS4c seller April; 50 seller
May. Barlcy-Firm at 601sa6ic spot; 6OIzC
seller May. Rye-Firm and unchanged.
seller April; $50 65 seller May; 500 81 Iza
9? 80 seller June. Lard-Dull at Sl3 7Oa
IS IS spot; $l3 Goals 921E seller May; SD 10
seller June. Bulk Meats-Quiet, steady
any unchanged. Whisky Active and
higher at 81 07al 0S.
On call board wheat was lower at 81 or
on April; 81 DIAL 0S May. Corn easier
at 46AG April; 49a4O<c May. Oats 10
lower. Provisions unchanged.
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THE STANDARD ELEcrroN.-The mem
bers OF the Standard Base Ball Club as.
sembled last night for the purpose Of
electing Corresponding Secretary. Capt
Tom. Wilson was elected Corresponding
Secretary OF the Club, after which the
meeting adjourned, without tranSactiug
other business Of special importance.
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sTocEs-Opened weak and declined IA
1js per cent. Later St. Paul preferred,
Hannibal & st. Joe common declined X,
In the afternoon the general market recov'
cred somewhat, led by Pacific Mail. Dur.
ing the last hour stocks were irregular, lie.
verisL and in the main considerably lower
than at the opening. Hannibal & St, Joe
rose from 15X to lGH. Western Union,
Rock Island and Pacific Mail were steady.
1t is said the German financers are about
organizing bank here with capital Of
ten millions. The transactions were Ill.
600 shares, Of which 1000 were Pacific Nail,
1000 Western Union, 5000 Northwestern,
4, 900 81. Paul, $1,000 Erie, and z, 900 Lake
Shore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-29

A wEII-KNowN young physician Of
this city was discovered holding a young
lady in his lap the other evening, bul
stated that he was examining her Tor on
affection Of the heart, and she remarked
that there was no harm in laying her
head on her piller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-29

LIVELY LONG LAID OUT.-John Long
went up 10th street about o'clock yes
terday afternoon, very drunk, occupying
the whole pavement in his crooked wan
derings. When he reached the English
Lutheran Church the pavement was not
wide enough to hold him, and he rolled
gently over into the gutter, which was
about half full Of water. There he re-
mainded for some moments fiat on his
back, with the muddy water running
over him. He was well saturated before
some good samaritans assisted him to his
feet