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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, March 2l.-ln the Senate
the bill providing that the State Board
of EQUALIZATION shall not increase the re-
ports of County Auditors on National
bank stock to exceed 100000, was
passed. House bill TO authorize tho in
corporation of mutual fire insurance
companies, was also passed. A bill was
introduced to provide Tor minority rep
resen,ation in stock companies. A reso-
luton was introduced providing for sub
hitting to vote OF the people, the
amendment to tho State Constitution
providing that all State elections shall be
held in November, and also to give the
General Assembly power to hold an an
nusl session. The resolution was or
dered printed.
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The Indians.

CHICAGO. March 2l.-An Inter- Ocean
Sioux City special says: The Ponea
Indians will be removed from their res
eryation to Indian Territory, in about
two weeks. 1t is reported that they pre-
tend that they did not know what they
were doing when they signed the
papers relinquishing their rights to
their reservation; that they supposed
that they were signing a paper to draw
their annuties, and that they will forcloly
resls. any attempt of the government to
remove them. They are considerably
excited, and the indications are that they
will not leave peaceably.
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EAST LlBERTY. March 2l.-Catile -
Receipts to-day Is cars, or 500 head, all
for this market; total for the two days,
LOST head, or 8 cars OF Of through stock
sad SO cars for local sales. Supply light
for yard sales. Trade slow. with lew
buyers. Best ST. 90; medium 10 good
81 so to S. 90; common 10 fair 81 % 10
S. 90.
Hogs Receipts to-day 100 hesd total
for two days "a 10 head; Workers S. ~
to So 90; Philadeiphias $5 50 10 50 o.
Receipts to-day 300 head;
total Tor two days $500 head; selling
1t IS 50G6 90.
PHILApEt March 2l.-Flour-
In better request on local account; extra
s. 50Cd,5 70; Wisconsin oxtra family
So 20. Whcst-Dul; western and
Pennsylvania red 81 6G@l 81; amber
81 59(1l %; white 81 coal 20 Rye
Unchanged. Corn-Stesdy; yellow IN
track 55c; white 42644c. Pork--Flrm
n. sl5 25@l6 90 Lard-At 9!Gn9ic.
Refined l60lGlc; crude
l3Ic. Butter-Ncw York and Bradford
county extra 27@2sc; trsu 26t927c;
western extra 2S@2bc; frsts 2l@2ic
Cheese-U nchanGed. Eggs-Westcrn
fresh l6(Gl7c.
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Innanese InsurrCCiIOn.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2l.-A private
letter from the Governor OF 1okohoma,
received in the City of Pckin mail by a
resident of this city, reports that sharp
battle was fought a. kogoshing, the
capital of Sltsums, few days before the
sailing Of the steamer. The news re-
celved 1t Yokohoms on the day the
steamer sailed, represent that the imPe.
rial forces captured the town alter a
severe conflict. The coEspira.ors were
routed q. every point.
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Tus New York World in discussing
BUNToN's whimsical theory that nations,
Ike individuals, are liable to fits of the
blues, comes to the conclusion that there
may be something in it. 1t is inclined
20 think that this country Is now suffer
ing from one of the worst cases OF green
aai yellow melancholy to be found IN
history. A few years ago everything was
hrsht, joyous, active and prosperous.
There Was happiness in social life, move.
M"nt IN business and hope in politics!
Saars; but everything has changed.
Ihetc Is gloom in society, stagnatlon IN
commerce and discomfort IN politics.
The whole state seems thoroughly sick
Aat tespsiriug.
BURTON traces the causes of this bill
"Uls condition of n nation to the ire
.glon, corruption and oppress ions OF the
'..erS, He would trace our tramps and
''' bread riots, the poverty and disorder
"a tie South 10 the abuses which have
Prevailed in the administration of the
government. "To shut up all IN brief,
* he hequaintly puts the case, "where good
government is, prudent and wise princes
N're sll things thrive and prosper, peace
and happiness are in that land; where it
hotherwise, all things are ugly to behold,
incu:, bsrbsrous, uncivil, a paradise
turned into wilderness" Not the least
among the causes of melancholy in a
hs'ion BURTON esteems the lawyers;
aid litigious state of society
Ae Considers most unhealthy. He deals
OI: to the legal profession whole pages
" the sort Of language: "a purse-milk-
ing. nation, clamorous company of
s'~ned vultures, qui er i,J~ria rircnt
"sGnguIae clrium; thieves and seminaries
VI d'scord worse than any polers by the
highway side .
'ass lake upon themselves to make peace,
O-' are indeed the very disturbers of our
peace company of irreligious hsrpies
's'ap'ng' gripping cstchpoles." If the
prospect OF our getting out of the melan-
'aOly which sfhicts the country depends
upon the determination Of all this kind
VI lawyers we humbly suggest to the
nn Association that an era of great DC.
WHY on Its part would be advisable.
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March 2l.-Cotton =
CINCINNATI,

C1ScISSATI, March 2l.- Cotton -
Quiet d, l.c. F.our-Ac:iTei family
81 s5l1,7 %. Whest-Quiet; red 81 55
al 63. Corn Quiet Il il@4$c. Osts
CFirmer st 35ld,39c. Rye-Frm 8: %
678lc. Bar.ey-DulI; Canada .Pr.ng
Il O6(d.l O3. Pyrk-F!rm at sl4 I5'J
Is 90 Lard-Actiye; steam W 4Z4
kettle s1O OO@lO 80. Bulk Meats Dali
:hoa ders SIC; short ribs 1ici shoIt clear
Sc. Bacon Firm q: 6lGgs:Gg9c. " hlsky
In fair demand st 81 "a. Butter
Dull and unchanged.
Hoss-Flrn; common "a 5otdi 10
fsir TO good liz ght s. Oo95 25i Psck'n=
s. 3 butchers $ 65ld.5 10
To1EIO, March 2l.-FlOg,-Firm
Wheat-Firmer; extra white Michigan sa
81 So; amber spot 81 5li; No 2 DO II %
No 8 red 81 3S; rejected "aossh r'c
81 10. Corn-o.esdy; nigh mixed iocj
No. 2 44.c; yellow 45ci rejected 44c
| Oats-Firm; No. 2 at sac.
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Unified States Senators Elected.

COLUMBUS, March 2l.-The General
Assembly in joint session today, declsr-
ed that Stanley Matthews was duly
elected Senator from Ohio, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignated OF John
Sherman.
HARsIsBuRa Pa, March 2l.-ln the
ioiat convention OF the Legislature to-
day, J. Don Cameron was declared duly
elected as United States Senator.
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Mysterious Disappearance or TX
MayOr Hall.

NEW IoHK, March 2l.-No reliable
news mas been had rs to the disappear
ance of A. Oakley Hall, ex-hayor Of
New York, who has not been seen since
Friday. Beyond the fact that he cannot
be found, it is rumored that he told one
or two persons On Friday that he was
about to leave town for few days.
1t has been ascertained that Mr.. Hall
called at the city prison Saturday to see
a client. and told him he would have his
case adjourned over, as he Hall was
sbou. to leave the city, and would be
absent n week. Many believe that Mr..
Hall sailed for Europe Saturday last.
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AMID the general smash up 0; Amrr'-
can railroad securities IN London, the
Baltimore and Ohio and the Per nsyl-
ysns Central stood firm. The Bsltl-
morc and OHIO bonds, which have been
commsndings premium often per cent,
suuh only t. IL, while the bonds OF the
pyrHsylvania Company, although
not up to par, made slight
advance. The destruction of the British
faith in American railroad securities has
hsd the etlec: OF creating a more active
demand for the bonds of the Uniteu
Sls,c.. The result will be that if Secre-
isry SHERMAN looks after our interests
properly, our new Al per cents. will soon
be sh.srbcd.
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Lee, the Mormon Murderer, TO be
Shot.

SALT LAKE, March 2l.-Thc friends
of John ID. Lee, who is condemned to be
shot on Friday next, have sent numerous
petitions, signed by prominent Nor.
mons and Genties, asking for COM
mutation of his sentence OF his pardon, to
Governor Emory, but The evidence OF his
guilt being so clear and the offence SO
heinous, the Governor has TO-DAY, In an.
swer to telegram from the United
States Marshal at Beaver, inquirlng If he
had anything further to mmunicate
relative to Lee, replied, nothing what
ever. This indicates that Lees doom Is
sealed.
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Theatre Accident,

CIHCIHSATI, March u During the
matinee performance at Woods threatre
this afternoon the drop curtain became
accidently loosened snd fell to the stage
with a terrific crash, Injuring two stage
carpenters. One named Whitehouse had
a leg broken and VIM. Miller had his
wrist fractured.
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Failure Of chicago Bankers.

CHICAGO, March 2l.--S. Peterson *
Co., bankers, corner Clarke aud South
Water streets, tailed to-day. They can.
not give details, but the amount involved
is not very heavy. They had line OF
deposits aggressting about - 600, aud
did 3 considerable foreign exchange
business. The losers are principally :
their countrymen here and in Europe, the
Scsndsnsyians.
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Seat Of the German Imperial Court.

BERLIN, March 2l-In the Reichstag
the bill fixing Leipsiz as the seat OF the
Imperial Court OF Germany wa' passed
LONDON, March 22-The Ne,cs' cor
respondent remarks that the lsrgcness of
the majority, viz. II, which favored
Leipsrg as the seat OF the Imperial Law
Court, caused great surprise. This is the
severest blow yet dealt at Prussia and
the work OF Capitalization and consoli-
dation.
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Daring Bank Robbery.

INpIAxAPoLIs, March 2l.-At noon
to-day stranger entered the Indiana
National Bank, in this city, carrying a
large box wrapped with paper and fas-
tened with CORDS. The attaches OF the
bank were behind the counter, but in the
rear part of the room, i'll plsin sight.
The man deposited the box on the floor,
iumpedsupon it, ard reaching over the
counter railing grabbed number OF
packages of bills and escaped. TIE ban +
claims the loss TO be fully $4,000. A
reward Of $1,000 is offered for the arrest
of the thief and the return OF the money.
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EARTHQUAKE.

K1sGsrowN, IA, March 2l.-Au
earthquake visited this part of the island
yesterday, and caused great alarm, but no
damage.
There is much public excitement here
over the criminal proceedings against
the press for sedition. Committees are
collecting contributions for the defense,
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Murdcrer GnnNIcIPI.

LouIsvILLE, March 2l.-At Shelby
vile today Bon. F. Mickey, regarded as
the worst despsrado IN Kentucky, was
convicted Of the murder Of Jonn 7.
Wilson. in Oldham county, one year ago,
and sentenced to penal serv.!ude for
life.
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InbOrers' Fight.

BERLIN, March 2l.-The laborers here
Yesterday attacked number from Posen
working on trsmway in this city, be.
cause the latter accepted lower wages.
The police supported the Pozencrs, hut
were repulsed. a company OF infantry
was ordered out, and with some mounted
police. cleared the streets. Several were
" N cd
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EVERY traveller has this new princi-
pie, DR.. j. h. McLesn's Cough and
Lung Healing Globules, rapidly curing
Coughing, Hoarseness Bronchitis and
Consumption. Trial boxes, by mail, 2l
cents. Dr.. j. h. Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut
street, St. Louis.
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Burned to Death.

DAYTON, March 2l.-A little girl four
wears old, a dsu ghter OF Levi iI"iler,
was burned TO death yesterday on her
fathers farm, six miles from this city.
She was playing near some burning
brush. when her clothes caught fire. Her
body was roasted to crisp before as
sistance could reach her.
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A coLoRED delegation called upon
Mr.. HAYES yesterday, and thanked MIN
for the appointment of FRED. DOUGLASS
to a $4,000 Office. Mr.. h. reiterated
his peaceable intentions, but if there
was anything that would make him fight
it would be to see his colored brother put
upon.
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Murderer Lynched.

AUGUSTA, GA, March 2l,-Edwsrd
Wells, the negro who murdered VIM.
o. Brien, in Burke county, was taken
from Jail, at Wsynesboro, last night, and
lynched, by crowd of unknown men.
Wells confessed that he murdered
" Brien to obtain possession of his goods
and money,
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ANOTHER of the colored Senators In
Saw Orleans has deserted the NICHOLS
legislature and taken his seat IN the
p,,sARp concern. That, it is claimed,
,rce, PAcLARDs Legislature quorum IN
...-h hrsnCh.
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Srop YOUR intrigueS to build up a Rsdi-
81 marty in y section of country where
~ wsn, none of it, Mr.. HAYES, and
.. = little attention to the business re-
,,,sI which you have been promising US.
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HAYES seems 10 be still in ignorance
or the true condition of affairs in LOUIS
..s So he mas concluded to send down a
commission to find out the lay OF the
g,nd Before he will proceed to do ms
constitutional duty towards that State 1t
!. clear he intends driving the hardest
,,rssin he can with the people thereof.
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What the pOpp Said.

LONDON. March Il. "A telegram from
Rome ssvs that a later version OF the
Pope's uttersnc . at the consistory yes
&c. -.4y l., ,D... while invelghing against
the desire to deprive him Of the liberty
Of speech he encouraged resistance
thereto saying that the time had come
to employ force.
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transfer TO our columns from the
,,,r;osaser a card from MIR. +. ).
,.r On q subject that has been some
no, discussed in the newspapers. He is
.,,;.led to be heard.
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STANLEY MATTHEW'S WAS, yesterday
..ac,ed tc seat in the United States
,.rste from Ohio, for the unexpired
,-m Cd: .Ioux SHERMAN, which expires
March 3, 1879. MATTHEWS Is u Cin-
.gpsti lawyer.
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r,,rs DoS CAMERON was elected by
.,. legislature of Pennsylvania, yester-
Jsy, to 3 Senatorial term which Will ex'
20 March 8, 1879 He is said to be
a,,,,b two million dollars.
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Arrested.

New HAVEN. March 2i-Berismin
Moves, president of the National Capital
Lite and Trust Company, was arrested
a, his residence here, last night, on q
reouisition from New Jersey. He will
not be taken there for some days.
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JUDGE CLIFFORD says he has no in
tention of resigning his position en- the
Supreme court bench. The denial was
superfuous. "Few oficeholders die,
and none resign" as we all know.
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Base Ball.

ST. LOUIS, March 2l.-The base Dali
season opened here TO day with sccntest
between the st. Louis Browns and an
Indianapolis club. The score was 8 to )
in favor of the Browns.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, March 2l.-MoNHY-
Closed easy at 2i@S per cent Prime
mercantile paper 4(9o per cent. Gus
toms receipts sS04,0OO. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clearings
S9.000.0O0. Sterling steady at 4S4@4S6.
GoLD-Opened and closed at l04i,
with sales IN the interim at lO4tc.
Carrying rates to II per cent Loans
were also made fat. and at l@2 per
cent for borrowing.
SILvER-At London $50 pence per
ounce; here silver bars 1911 greenbacks;
ll6f gold; silver coin 81 / per cent
discount.
GnuxpNnrrrs Staahv
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A DARING bank robbery occurred at
Indianapolis yesterday, by which the
Indiana National Bank lost $4,000 IN
avery sudden manner. A reward OF
5000 is offered for the apprehension OF
the ,he,, but as the offer is not accom-
psinei by any description OF the enter
p,i.lng scoundrel, we are at loss to
know how to GO about earning the re-
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r.v Csbinc., yesterday, concluded to
for vet little longer doing its duty
in the Louisiana and South oar0''nS
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STATE BoNps-Dull.
STocKs-Speculstion was strong early
in the day, and prices advanced /
to q per cent, chiefly in
coal stocks. The buoyancy OF
these shares was caused by
the announcement that q meeting OF the
presidents of the coal and transportation
companies would be held to-day. At
the meeting there were present, Thomas
Dickson, OF the Delaware and Hudson;
Mr.. Sloan, of the Delaware, Lsckswanna
and Western; Mr.. Gowen, OF the Read
ing; Mr.. Sayre, superintendent OF the
Lehigh Valley railroad; q. b. Swayer,
of the Wyoming region; DIR. Linder-
mann, of the Lehigh region, and Mr..
Hoyt, of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany. Judge Packard was absent from
illness The meeting continued an hour
A committee Of two consisting OF Messrs.
Dickson and Ssgue, was appointed TO re-
port at another meeting 10 be held on
Thursday the 29th, such remedies for the
depression of trade as they deem best
When it became known the meeting had
practically accomplished nothing. The
leading coal stocks declined from a 10
81 per cent. and the whole market tell of
slightly, but at the close the general list
was firm and higher, especially for Lake
Shore, New York Central and Western
Union. The St. Paul and Burlington
and Quincy shares were weak, the
TRANSACTIONS aggregated 2l7,000 shares,
of which 1900 were Pacific Mail, 10000
Western Union, 1900 ST. Paul, 3,400
Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, $4,000 New
York Central, 10000 Delaware,
Lsckawanns and Western, 2l,000 Della.
ware and Hudson, and only COO Bur
linuton and Quincy
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Sfeaner Lost

LONDON, March 2l.-An Odessa spe-
cisl says An English steamer with arms
and ammunition from New Haven for
Constantinople hss been lost.
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,rv,roR LAMAR is still prostrated
-, a,.asse His trouble is an affection
,r,be nerves.
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The Russian Fleet.

FORTRESS MoNEoE, March 2l.-The
Russian feet, conveyed BY an American
man -of-war, sailed to-day for New York
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Small Pox I'm London.

LONDON, March 2l.-One hundred
deaths from small pox occurred IN this
CITY last week.
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Extra Session of Congress.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The Cabl'
net to-day agreed that an extra session
Of Congress should be called about Mon
day, June 4th.
The Appointment OF Douglass.
A delegation of prominent colored
men, consisting Of Robert Purvls' Of
Philadelphia, Fred. Douglass, John F.
Cook, DR.. Charles d. Burvis, Charles
Peters and others, of Washington, called
upon the President this afternoon to ten.
der their thanks for the appointment OF
Mr.. Douglass rs Marshal of this District
Mr.. Purvis, the chairman, in a brief ad.
dress, explained the object of the visit,
and said that the appointment was graft
tying to the colored people, because
by it the President not only recognized
their claims, but struck q blow at
prejudice::of caste, and they wished him
success in his policy of reconstruction
The President in reply said, in appoint
ing Mr.. Douglass his object was to show
to the country that it was his purpose to
fully carry out the declaration OF bis
inaugural. The amendments to the Con-
stitution must be strictly adhered to and
all citizens protected IN their rights. de
referred to the appointment of colored
persons and said that no discrimination
NUT be made on account of color,
and should any public officer
having a position to be bestowed
make any such discrimination he would
consider i. sufficient cause for his re-
moval. In conclusion he referred to bis
policy of reconciliation and expressed
his confidence in its success.
The Suit Against Grant.
The summons to answer in the Gaze
entered for Thomas Biggins against ex-
President Grant was served to-day on
General Grant at the residence of ex-
Secretary Fish. General Grant regards
the entering of this suit as a kind OF
blackmailing operation on the part OF
Biggins, and although the statutes OF
limitation clearly bar this action, he will
not avail himself of it. For the purpose
of having all the facts bronght out
aud vlndicating the suspicious cast
upon his character by the. plaintiff, he
will put his defense in the hands Of at
torneys with instructions to have the case
brought to trial at as esrlya day as pos
sible.
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additional Market on 4th Page.

N ~ n Can be made by every agent
\uuV every moutb Ia the business
VOOO we furnish, but tho-" willing
TO work can easily earn a dor
en- dollars "A day night Ia their ovn local.
ties Have no room ~ explain here. Busl i.
ness pleasant and honorable. Women anh
boyr and ri rls DO as well an men. We Will
furnish you a complete Outfii Tree. Tn"
business pays better than anything sls".
We will bear expenses Of starting you.
Particular tree. Write and sc.. Farmer
and mechanics, their sons and daugbhTs,
and all classes In need Of paying WORK al
home, should write to Us and learn all
about the work at once. Now IL the time
Don't delay. Address TRUE CO..
Augusta, Maine. ssplfsyb
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p,u of the rival Legislatures IN
lana has extended its session until
u.-rh Goth.
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At'heeliug Areister.
c,g cgosel yesterday at lo4s'

-, ,,,ctter to-day ,0,A be partly cloudy
=, ,H to ,Dest winds, and rising lem
,,rdiRrt.
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p,.rrR mex. Sunday week. All-foors
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PRICES OF HOGS AND SHEEP.

Sneep-rNnSc.-......-.- &C
......-........7 97s.c
The msrke; for hogs this week WAS
quie. and prices were shade easier, and
ranged at 7@7ic. The receipts were
6,2sl head against +,66s head last week.
Sheep during tho week have been
more active and prices are unchsng ged.
Prices 4.@7c Receipts 1921 head
against S2l head last week.
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very best on sate to-oay -Sssss96l&c
That generally rated irst quality -fl9S,1c
Medium or good tair Quaiity..-......t 9t,.c
ord'ry thin Steers. Oxen 4 SCows.--.SA93'Ic
Most OF the sales are from ............i ilSs5,.c
The cattle market opened duh snd
heavy with prices q shade lower, but
closed fairly active at about las. weeks
prices. The very best on sale brought
5s96tc. The receipts this week wore
1876 head, and the sales 1904.
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voUR NAME pRI STED on ~ CARD, /,
i ~ styles. tor lOc and stafsp. 'LIsT"s
BRn@., ClIntOuylIIe, Ct. hr1Ssb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-22

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The Cabi-
net to-day agreed that an extra session
of Congress should be called about Mon
day, June 4th.