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VOLUME xxIv~-NUMBER l42.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 4,-Flour - Dull.
Wheat Quiet; No . Chicago spring 99Ec
spot or seller February; sales at 96ss sa96kc
seller March; closed at 9SLc seller April;
9394c bid seller May; No. 3, 791Gc; rejected
G4c. Corn-Steady with fair demand;
No. 9 mixed S9hc; sales at 3Sa39c seller
March; closed at S91{c bid seller April; re.
jected 30aSO1Sc. 0ats-Dull and unchanged.
Barley-Quiet and steady at 74]fc spot; 6sh
a7Oc seller April Rye-Dull and nominal.
Pork Quiet and firm at $50 % spot;
$2O3711Sa20 40 seller February; $50 521<a
20 55 seller March; $50 75a20 77< seller
April. Lard-Fim with fair demand;
SO 22I1al2 % spot; s12 SIX seller March:
$l9 59H seller April. Bulk MeatS-De.
mand fair aud market firm Fat 7jSa111ta
IKE. Whisky-Steady with a moderate
demand at 81 90.
On call board wheat was weak and
shade lower; 9s1sa9sNc February;.s7slc
March. Corn and oats weak and unchang.
ed. Provisions strong and higher. Pork,
large sales at SEQ 10 cash; $50 67kc March;
s9i 90 April Lard, $l2 20 cash; $l2 45
Mnrrh
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Presidential straws.

ST PAUL, February 4.-The reporters
Of the Pioneer Pres to-day carefully can
yassed the Republican branch OF the
Minnesota Legislature and the State and
Federal officers on the Presidential cues
tiop, and the result will be contained in
that PAPER tomorrow as follows: For
Blaine, As; Washburne, 12; Bristow, .;
Morton, 4; Grant, 8; Hayes, 2, and sever
al others one each, Total-Blaine 4S,
against 81 for all others. All the Feder-
al officers seen were for Blaine, and all
the State officers but three. The result
indicates clearly that Minnesota is over
for Blaine, and his friends
here are all consequently jubilant.
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Impeachment against the respondent
First the semi.annual reports. These he
considered were q sort Of formality and
that the Constitution did not condescend
TO make provisions for the report oI
such insignificant matters as the fees Of
an officer incident to the duties Of his
Office. ,,sl s., .7
II the law provides for report Of the
fees received Il also requires that a report
should be made OF their disbnrse
ment. What Is involved in this2 Ridi.
cule II as you may II would compel the
officer 10 report how much he had ex.
pended for food and clothing for his fam
lily, for tobacco and other things which
might be very embarrassing to the Off.
Ger. The counsel would insist that the
fees belonged to the officer and were not
the property OF the State, but, il on the
other hand, the Auditor should have
been in error nothing more could lie
against him than civil action for the re-
covery Of the money. The counsel then
referred TO and read portion Of the Law Of
Ohio, known as the retaliatory law.
There is 20 force in the Interpretation
that is given TO the constitutional inhibi-
ton that the Auditor should receive q
certain salary and no other fees or per-
qusites, for by the same provision he is
entitled to fees 10 cases OF the redemption
OF lands for certain duties performed by
him. 1t is evident too that the same du-
ties required Of the Auditor in relation to
Foreign companies applied also to
domestic companies. The amount Of
fees payable by the insurance
companies depended entirely upon the
number Of agents or agencies which they
might chose to employ or establish. There
never has been any dispute as TO the right
Of the Auditor to these fees OF ten and
FIVE dollars. No denial Of this right has
been made by the Managers. II it is con-
stitutiOnal, the State OF West Virginia
was right in passing this retaliatory law
SO as TO subject the companies Of such
States rs have laws inimical to the insur-
ance companies Of this State to the same.
penalties, and it was the duty Of the Au-
ditor to collect these sums as provided by.
the law. II the Auditor had failed TO
collect these fees, We no doubt would
have had, instead Of an article charging
him with embczzlement or extortion, an
article charging him with corruptly con-
spring TO defeat the valuable protection
established for the benefit OF our home
insurance companies.
He then read the retaliatOry law Of
Iowa and compared with it the law OF
West Virginia, which seems to be copied
from it.
In Ohio there is u strict provision Of
law that these fees, &C., shall be paid into
the treasury, while in this State there is
no such provision and the duties Of the
Commissioners OF Insurance in that and
other States devolves upon the Auditor Of
this State, therefore it was intended that
his services should be compensated by the
fees incident to the discharge OF these
duties. .H.E
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February4.-CottOn-Q
at 12Hc. FlOur-Demand fair and market
firm. Wheat-Steady at 81 40. Corn
Steady at 49a44c.. ..0ats-Steady; No 9 at 50
ai3c. Barley and Rye-Dull and unchang.
cd. Pork-Dull at $?l 00a2l 25. Lard
Steady; steam 19al2Ac; kettle 13a1Skc,
Bulk Mcats-Quiet at 79{a12a12Ac. Bacon
Firm at 9Isa9A Aal1Aa12La12Hc. Whis.
ky-Steady and in moderate demand at
81 O5.
HoGs-Steady and in moderate demand;
common to good light 81 45a7 co. fair to
good packing s. 60a7 IS.
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New York Dry Goods.

New YoRE, February 4.-Business was
checked by the stormy weather, and was
slight in all branches. Cotton goods moved
slowly, but were steadily held by agents.
Quilts more active. Plaid prints in mod.
crate request, but shirtings ruled quiet.
Dress goods less active. Woolcns dull.
The Daily Bulletin says 1000 pieces Of do.
nestle worsted cOatings will be percmpto.
rily sold at auction on Thursday next.
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MINISTER sCnENCK.

Some significance is attached by
many persons to the statement in the al.
iidavit Of cx. Postmaster Green, OF Dayton,
Ohio, who is on trial here before Judge
Swing, for the misappropriation OF gov
vernment money. Hon. Robt. C. Schenck
will be here in April'to testify in his
(Green's) case; its understood to mean
that Green has positive information that
Minister schenck will be recalled by that
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Died.

GRAND RAr1Ds, February 4.-Hon.
Byron D. Ball, formerly Attorney Gener-
al Of Michigan, died in this city this
morning.
San Francisco, February 4.-Robert
s. Martin, first marine reporter Of the
New York Herald and organizer Of the
Shipping Mems Bureau, San Francisco,
died in this city Wednesday evening" aged
81 years. ....
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BELLAIRE LoCAIs.-The following arc
the officers elected by the Belmont Glass
Company for the ensuing year: Prcsi'
dent, Z, G. Morgan; Secretary, and Treas
urer, W. A. Gorby: Assistant Secretary,
Charles J. Gill; Manager, Henry oier;
Travelling Salesman, VIM. L. Boggs; Di-
rectors, I. G. Morgan, G. W.. Hoge, Isaac
Booth, John Crimmel, John G. Hoffman,
and c. Hess. At the meeting Mr.. W. A.
Gorby, the very efficient Treasurer and
Secretary, was presented with gold
watch, and Mr.. Ofer with suit Of clothes.
The salaries OF Mcssrs. Gill and Boggs
were increased.
A highly satisfactory meeting in the in.
terest OF the Bellaire and South Western
Railroad was held at City Hall, Thurs
evening. The committees appointed TO
canvass iSt subscriptions to the Stock re.
ported pleasing success since the preyi-
GUS meeting, Saturday night. The pros
pects for the success Of the enterprise
grows more encouraging such day.
g. W. Gardner, ex.proprietor OF the
Central Dining Rooms, has gone to the
Black Hills, Wyoming Territory.
Go TO F. E. ,kelly's for school books f.g
Sheriff Cochran waited on several Of
our citizens yesterday. The injustice OF
having the county scat at ST. Clairsville,
which is 80 hard TO reach, when Bellaire,
which is 10 accessibleto all parts Of the
county, furnishes more business for the
cOurt,than anysothef towniis more than
apparent.
Cheap school books at Kelly's'.
Owing 10 her continued indisposition,
Mrs. Gray did not read last night. She
hopes to be able 70 fulfill postponed en-
gagements next week. & u
Kelly sells school books very cheap.
The advent Of the Leader, the new
is anxiously looked for this
morning.
The 6rst sleighing Of the season was in
dulged in hereabouts yesterday.
+. E. Kelly's is the best place to buy
school books.
Itis about time for the periodical revi.
val OF the talk about free delivery OF
packages in the city by the express COM
panies. Once . year this discussion oe-
cupies the attention Of our people.
School books can he bought as cheap at
Kelly's as any place.
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B6r1svrLIE, February L. Daring Che
recent trial Of Doyle, at Mauch Chunk,
for murder; one OF the prisoners now in
Jail there for being concerned in the MUIR
der, made a full confession OF the murder
Of Special Police Officer ,Yost, who was
shot and killed at Tanaqua on the night
ofJnly9Sth, 1875. A reward OF several
thousand dollars was offered for the mur-
derer by the town and county. The con-
fession duplicates five others who were
Carroll, Duffy, Boyle, Rarity, and Nc!
CURE. These men were arrested near
TamaQua to-day. Much excitement pre-.
vailsat Tamaqua.
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Steamer Sunk.

New ORLEANS, February 4.-During a
gale at o'clock this morning the steamer
Garry Owen, arriving from Bayou de
Glaizc, in attempting to land she collided
with the Mary Bell. She was then blown
out into the stream, where she collided
with the monitor Canonicns. The Garry
Owen blew her whistle for assistance,
which brought the tug Tyler, but in com.
ing up the Tylerwas running so fast that
she knocked hole in the stern Of the
Owen, which caused her to ill and sink
in ashort time. The boat was valued at
$1,000: insurance $1,000. n
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally active

RAILROAD BoEDs-Generaly active and
in some cases higher.
srATB BoSDs-Steady, except Tennessee,
which ore lower.
STocKs-The market opened weak aud
declined, except for some Of the Western
shares, and subsequently became firm and
advanced in the entire list. After midday
It returned to weakness and the lowest
prices Of the day were made. The chief
activity was in Pacific Mail, Northwestern,
Lake Shore, Western Union and Ohios.
The Granger stocks were the iirmest OF the
list. During the last hour the market re.
covered an z to per cent fromIthe lowest
point and closed active and feverish at n
partial reaction. Pacific Mail, Ohios and
Western Union were the weakest stocks on
the list. Among the sales were $1,000 PI.
cIfC Mail, 62,OO0 Western Union, 1900
Northwestern, 1900 81. Paul, 1900 Lake
Shore, and 10000 OhiOs,
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Our Granger Correspondence.
INDEPENDENCE, WASH. Co., Pa,
III ,.., % IC-r

~. February 3, 1876. /
Editors Of the IntCllgenCer:
Three farms belonging to the estate OF
Robert Buchanan, deceased, were sold n
few days ago, January 2Sth, as follows :
His homestead farm, one mile west Of
Middletown, 1877 acres, to William Craig,
for 500 per acre. The farm Immediately
adjoining it to the west, 102 acres, to Wm.
Murray, for SCI per acre. The farm one
mile south Of this place, 147 acres, to c.
II. Beall, for $40 20 per acre. j
Quite quantity OF hay was sold at 50
per ton. 1t must begratifying to parties
who have hay to buy to see it selling so
low. The warm wet winter that we have
had has damaged the corn fodder at
least % per cent, and but little Of it il fed
to stock. Not more than half the usual
quantity of hay and fodder has therefore
been consumed. February 1st is usually
considered midwinter by stock feeders,
and tits not impossible that We may still
have chance to use up good deal OF
our surplus. Think that perhaps 20 per
cent Of the corn crop has been lost
by cribbing too close last fall. 1t was too
soft for that, and beside the character Of
the winter has not been adapted 10 close
cribbing. O.
Sheep are looking well and breeders are
paying more attention than usual to. the
improvement OF their focks, from the fact
that parties from California, Colorado,
and Texas have been purchasing u good
deal for two or three years from us. Per-
haps fifty car loads have been exported 10
these States from neighboring counties.
- q .s.s ~ GRANGER. -
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Weather Report. =
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFF1cR or TIIE CHEZ SIGNAL OFPIcER,
WASHINGTON, b. c., Feb 5.-l AN.

PROBABILITIES.
In South Atlantic and East Gulf States,
northeast to southeast winds, stationary
to rising temperature, cold, and clear, or
partly cloudy weather will prevail, with
high followed by falling barometer.
In the Western Gulf States, Tennessee,
the Ohio Valley and Lake Region, falling
barometer, easterly to southerly winds,
rising temperature, and clear or partly
cloudy weather, with occasional snow in
the last named district.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, low barometer, easterly
to southerly winds, rising temperature,
increasing cloudiness and snow, turning
into rain in the southern part.
For the Middle and Eastern States, n
high followed by falling barometer,
northwest winds shifting to the east and
south, colder and clear or partly cloudy
weather, succeeded in the iirst lection by
rising temperature.
The Mississippi river will continue
slowly rising at Memphis and Vicksburg,
where it is approaching danger.
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FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, February 4.-The Rialto
paper mills at Port Union, Butler county,
ohio, burned this morning. Loss said 10
be S250,00GS SlI.N ' .-
Providence, r, l., February "A fire
in Jewett City, Conn, to-day destroyed
property to the value Of $4,000. ~
CINCINNATI, February 4.-only one of
the buildings Of the Rialto paper mills
was burned this morning. Loss estima-
ted at $4,000 to $4,000. Insurance on
building and contents $4,000, all in Gin.
cinnati companies. s' az,
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST Liberty, February 4.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day dl9; head, or 3S cars OF
through and ears Of local stock, making
S,2Sl head for four days. No business was
done.
Hoes Receipts to-day s25 head, and
for four days 0,OS5, Workers at 81 6Oas 90;
philadelphins S. 15aS 80.
SHEEf = Receipts to-day 200 head, and
for four DAYS l3,I00.
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Marine Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, February 1.-THE steam.
ship Baltimore, from Boston reports that
she experienced n fearful hurricane on
the 18th inst. She lost her main mast,
fore top mas, and her deck was swept, the
Third and Fourth Officers were disabled,
and several Of her crew injured.
LONDON, February 4.-The steamships
Dakota, Russia and England, from New
York, have arrived out.
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EVANSVILLE, February 4.-Henry G.
jacques, one Of the convicted whisky
conSpirators sentenced to this county
Jail, was found insensible in his bed in his
cell this morning, and is dying in that
condition. He drank considerably, and
his system let down under the nervous
shock.
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Arrest Of a Fast Mali CIerIr,

CLEVELAND, February "A railway
postal clerk, on the fast mail train, by
Ihe name Of J. E. Bliss, was arrested al
Cleveland Friday morning by q special
agent from Chicago for robbing the mails
The proof was conclusive and be confess.
ee the crime. Bliss lives at Chicago and
has wife and one child.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, February A. Flour - Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. 8 white
Wabash 81 q; No. white Michigan 81 27H;
No. >, 81 10; extra white Michigan 81 81;
amber 81 24js; No. . amber 81 OAK. Corn
Quiet and higher; high mixed held at 45
ai6IIc; offered I6Hc; seller May Acc; low
mixed dilGc; no grade 4Sc. Oats-Quiet
aud firm; No. ., 35II; white SOC.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALY.
Count Non Arniln.

ROME, February 4.-Tho Opinion an.
nounces that at sitting held yesterday
by the Council OF State twas decided TO
accede to the application Of the Prussiun
government that the judgment OF the
Prussian tribunal sentencing Won Arnim
to a term Of imprisonment should be init;
mated to the Count by the italian judicial
authorities. Won Arnim is now staying
in Florence. n
The Opinion remarks that this intima.
ton is merely necessary legal formAlity,
and the extradition treaty between Italy
and Germany cannot be applied to Won
Arnim's oflense, u-
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ANictin, OF tho Flood.

CINCINNATI, February 1.-The body Of
a woman was found yesterday hanging to
n small saplingon Little Miami river, al
Milfort, Ohio. The body had evidently
aoated down from some point up the riv,
er, and caught on the sapling. No clue to
the name, .=
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EVANSVILLE, February 4.-About half
dozen farm houses, and number Of out
houses were destroyed during the storm
on last Tuesday, by the heavy swells OF
the back water, in the lower
part Of Vanderburgh county. One life is
reported to DO lost, but il Is not positive.
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CHICAGO, February 4.-Judge Blodgett
this morning oyerruled the motion which
was argued before him yesterday to quash
the indictments against Hesing, Rhein &
Hoyt for completely in the whiskyfrauds.
The trial was set for March 9Th.
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New ORLEANS, February 4.-Sugar-
Steady; common GaOAc; fair to fully fair
6ssa71s; prime to strictly prime 7ha71Sc.
Molasses-Firm; prime to strictly prime
fermcnting 4Oa45c; prime to choice reboiled
4la5lc; choice not fernenting 52c; stock in
sheds, l2, 900 barrels.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 4.-Prinee Louis,I Iof
Batenburg, was severely injured by a fall
from his horse while pig sticking. The
report OF the engagement Of Princess
Beatrice with Prince Louis Is unfoundcd.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, February 4.-Pig Iron
Quiet and steady; No. foundry S25a26 90,
for four months; No. 2 foundry $23a24 90;
Grey Forge S22a23 90. Petrofeum-Firm;
crude $2 321< at Parker's; refined 14Nc,
Philadelphia delivery.
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ByT telegraph 81
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LN1ELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
PacilLc RaiIrond BilI.

WASHINGTON, D. G., February AT 9
meeting OF the subcommittee OF the
House Committee on Pacific Railroads
held to-day Messrs. Lamar, Atkins and
0'Neill Ia majority Of the sub. b.committee,
agreed TO report TO the full committee
the Texas Pacific Railroad bill, with the
subsidy asked by Colonel Scott. Mr.
Luttrell opposed the bill Mr.. Garfield
was not present.
The Democratic National Executive
Committee have opened their headquar.
lers at No. 1921 F street, and will at
once proceed to the detailed organization
Of the party in the several States. The
Democratic members Of the Senate and
House are invited to appoint an auxili-
ary committee in aid Of such organiza.
ti0n. -' ''%'~N
CALLING A HALT.
The District OF Columbia Commission.
ers to-day, in view Of the passage by the
Senateof the House joint resolution, with
amendments, relative 10 the payment Of
the interest on the 3.G5 District bonds,
issued an order that the Engineer forth:
with suspend all the work Of every kind
being. done under contracts for which
payments are stipulated 10 be made in
3.d5 bonds (so called or in certificates Of
the Board Of Audit convertible into such
1865 bonds, and Immediately reduce the
force in his department accordingly"
The reduction Of force required will
effect saving in the monthly expenses
of about $4,000.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February Alt is thought very
probable that Due de Audit Pasquire
will be elected President Of the new SEN
ate
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
new Yorl, Money nnd Stocls.

New York, February 4.-MoNEY-- 4a5
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4aGN
per cent. Custom receipts S22G0OO. The
Assistant Treasurer diSbursed $055, 900.
Clearings, $l9,00o,0O0.
GoLD-opened and closed at ll27S, with
sales in the interim atllS Carrying rates
Sal per cent ' .il
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GERMANY.
Discount Reduced.

BERLIN, February 4.-The Imperial
Bank Of Germany has reduced its rate Of
discount to per cent. 0..a
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Cardinal Ledochowsky is the guest Of
the Prince OF RadIuville. He is com.
pletely unrestrained in the matter OF the
Introduction from returning to his diocese.
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EINOBACCO.

UNoBACCO,
25 Butts Old Virginia Navy,
200 CaddIcs Old Virginia Navy,
100 Butts Ch0cc Bright TWiFs,
90 Half Butts cb1iee Bright Twists,
90 Butts Standard Black Navy,
100 Caddles STANDARD Black Navy,
Is BarkctI Fine Cut chewing,
80 Boxes +. @. smoking,
LlsT, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS
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GROCERIES,.

NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS.
Just received by steamer Hudson, three TIerces
Sugar Cured Hams-ihe famous Bee Hive brand,
which can't bebeat
h. J. SiYTH,
Corner Market and Fourteenth Streets.
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NELL < ELLINGHAM,
WHOLESALE GRocERs,
1906 MAIN STREET.
DoBBlNs' ELECTRIC SOAP,

This Soap Is Eupperior In quality and strength,
AMI one POUND will do the work Of two pounds OF
any Othcr
Our Flous embrace the following bran,h: PER-
FICTION, OHIO STATE PREMIUM, and KEY:
couimcndNtIon, We have tho exclusive HalH Of
them, We solicit an examination Of our stock BY
close cash buyers. det