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The Montreal Fire.

MONTREAL, April 30.-The City Couu.
Gil tonight decided to pay the funeral
expenses of those killed III the fire, and
attend in body. The funeral will be
the largest IN the city Tor years. On
the Corn Exchange this morning over
$1,000 was subscribed to the relief fund.
A sacred concert will be held in aid OF
the widows and orphans. The Odd Eel.
lows, Free Masons and Orangemen held
special meetings TO. night to consider the
best means TO benefit the beresved fsml-
lies.
MONTREAL, April S0.-lntense ex-
ctement exists il regard 10 the negLi-
gence OF the wstchman OF the burned
OIL Cabinet Comp.ny's works. he makes
contradictory statements and is held by
the coroner. Ino latest returns show
9 killed and 10 wounded, who ara doing
well. Public meetings were held TO take
steps tor providing tor the orphans.
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THE DEMOCRATIC POLICY.

1t il we'll enough to bear this in mind
as We Jog along: The Democratic
House OF Representatives told GRANT
and the Radical Senate, last winter, that
the army should not have one cent unless
it was withdrawn from all interference
with the local governments Of tie States
GRANT and the Senate would not agree
to that line Of policy" and Congress ad
journed without making an army sppro-
pristion. HAYES, and the SHER.
MANS, and EvART, and the whole Ad-
ministrstion, have exhausted every re.
source and expedient, in try ing to dis.
cover some way to support the army
without calling Congress together. No
possible means could be discovered.
Congress had to be convened or the
army disbsnded. Now, Congress had
said the soldiers must be taken out of the
State Houses OF Louisiana and South
Carolina, or the War Department must
60 without money: therefore, it would
be useless to convene Congress for the
purpose OF approprating Tor the army,
as long as the army was used,
in defiance OF Congress and the Consti-
tuition, for the subverslon of civil govern
ment in the States. HAYES, therefore,
withdrew the troops.
The Radicals should not blame HAYES
for adopting this policy" Can they
point out how he was able to help him
seit2
Suppose there had been no Democratic
Congress; suppose the Radicals had n
majority in the House as they have in
the Senate, is there any room to doubt
that the action OF both branches OF Con.
gress aud Of the Executive would have
been just what the action of the Senate
and the Executive WAS last winter? Had
there been no Democratic House, who
doubts but the troops would have con-
tlnued to "protect the loyal people" OF
the two States from their "disloyal op-
pressors," as Of yOre?
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MINERAL WEALTH OF WAYNE
COUNTY.

The Wayne Adroeate, in discussing
the building of Il narrow gauge railroad
from the mouth Of Big Sandy river up
the West Virginia side, estimates that
such road running into tue heart of
the coal fields, say SO miles of main line,
with short branches up two or three
valleys, would completely develop one
hundred and fifty thousand acres OF the
most valuable mineral lands in the Ap
pallachian coal fields, Of which fully
ninety thousand acres lie in Wayne
county. Or this vast body OF mineral
lands, twenty thousand acres contain a
ssam of the finest camel coal upon the
continent, ranging from three and a hall
to five feet in thickness.
Included in this body of mincra!
lands are about five thousand acres OF
black band ore IN a solid seam of thirty
inches in thickness, and thirty thousand
acres which contain valuable deposits Of
limouite and msngsniterous iron ores
The spl,nt coal seams range from thirty
inches to eight feet in thickness, while
the Peach Orchard bituminous averages
at lesst We feet on fifty thousand acres
In addition to the vast mineral treas
ures which Wayne county possesses, her
forests are exceedingly fine. The paper
from which we gather the above facts
estimates further that fully SSOOOOO
worth OF timber went out of that county
this last year, with the meagre facilities
now possessed for shipping. The lumber
men have now to depend upon :reshets
in the streams to furnish them with
transportation for this purpose, which is
rather irregular and uncertain.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Turkish Black Sea Squadron to At
tack Odessa.
The Russians Attack the Turks Be-
fore Kars.
Proclamation Of Neutrality By
England.
Russia Prepared to Sacrifice 30,-
900 Men
In Forcing a Passage Ofthe Danube.
War NOIes.

Nsw YokK, April 30.-A dispatch
from London says:
A dispatch from Vienna says that the
main body Of the Russian army is march
ing between Bstoum and Ksrs. They
are supposed to be advancing on Erzer-
TIN.
Greece IS directing abumber Of her
troops toward the Turkish frontier.
The British iron clsds stationed st
Malta have sailed for Corfu, IN Albania
England hss issued a proclamation OF
neutrality on the Eastern question.
The Turkish budget shows a deficit OF
f4,500,0C0.
1t is officially anne unced ut the War
Office in this city that the government
has made preparations 10 send $1,000
men at moments notice to Egypt. o.
this force 25,000 will go from England
and 25,0O0 from India. The commisssry
snd medical staff is also ready to leave.
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Giurgero. The Cxsr has ss,sgrsphsd %
the Prince Of Nontsaegro; II an asnly
resolved this time to realise the sacrsd
mission of Russia and my predecsssor
God will aid us." The Roumanians have
reoccupied Kalafa.
GALArr, April so.-A puasian
general says that Russia Il
fully prepared 10 sacrifice So
600 men in forcing the passage Of The
Danube should circumstance compel
them TO immediate sction in that direc-
sion.
The News 60 - Revise1.
ST PETERSBURG. April So-The Ga
;ette srnouBces that sii war rews must
be submitted tor approval to . special
committee Of central stan officers before
being published In the Russiar paper.
The official Russian Tnmiide estimates
tbs; the 81 Turkish infantry bsttahohs
are already in or near Dobrudscha.
VIENNA. April 0.-The Turkish
Black Sea squsdron will next attack
Odessa
Five thousand Russians are busy re-
pairing the inundated railways.
The Austrian Archdukss Albrecht and
Wilhelm are expected on the Crotian
frontier TO inspect garrisols. rhu Is
Considered to sugur important evcntA
RoME. April S0-A correspondence u
progressing between Italy and Turkey in
consequence o: the refusal Of the latter
20 permit Russisn subjects " remain un.
der the protection Of the Italian consul
in places whore there are no German
consus
The Italian ambassadors TO Constsn
tinopls will BE- delayed somc time.
PEsrH, April S0.--A telegram from
Ibrslla Rrupunc,s that the Russians are
building bridge over the Danube there.
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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
Annual Meeting q, CIarksburg.

4
The medical mel of West Virginia
will assemble At Clarksblrg on the SOth
of May, to revive the good fellowship,
and to enjoy the pleasures of al annual
reunion.
From the cities, from the out-posts, in
the valleys, on the bill tops, or along the
mountain ranges, they will be preseh:
Tor the reciprocal awakening OF new and
better thou shts within them, SO that re-.
animated by the Inspirations of that ap-
proaching occasion, they may return en-
couraged and sustained for the laborious
routine of their ordinary professional
life. J. ...
Although the medical profession may
be or Is compound OF science and art,
we are not of that lumber who regard
the physician as d. mere mechanicisn,
whose services are to be cheapened, II
indeed they arc to be paid at ali, and
whose relations to- the family are consid-
cred much on q par with those of the
butcher or baker who supplies their
daily food On the contrary we believe
that it may, without presumption, be
claimed tor regular practitioners as
body that they are as intelligent,
honest, unselhsh, and gifted with
as fair v show OF common
sense, as any other body of men, and that
the family physician should be looked up
to with Difference and respect as the
nearest and dearest friend. The physl-
eisns of West Virginia, at great expense
of time and money, travel hundreds Of
miles annually to reunions similar to
that about TO take place at Clsrksburg.
The charge OF seifshneSs can never a.
tach to their record. A good time awaits
the doctors at Clarksburg.
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PIrrsBUEGH. April 30.-Alleghenya ,,
Buckeyes, OF Columbus, y.
CINCISSATI, April 3O.--Syracuse
Stars 9; Cluclnnatis 4.
NEW YORK, April 30.-The Boston
Red Stockings and Hsritorts, Brooklyn
teams, played the first championship
game OF the season to-day, IN the UGion
grounds, Brooklyn. The game "as
closely contested and very exciting.
After the ninth inning closed the totals
remained unchanged, score each, and
the tenth and eleventh inning wss
PLAYED with the same result and as dark.
ness wss coming on the game wss
decided "A UTaw.
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C,,m,na,,.n oran Old Feud.

MERIDIAN, MISS, April S0.-An old
feud eliminated in a terrible tragedy
Yesterday al De kslb, Kemper county,
Miss. On Thursday last John w.
Gully, y prominent Democratic citizen,
was wsyIaid and sssasslnsted. Upon the
sfidsvlts Of two negroes, several OF the
alleged copspirators in the assassination
were arrested yesterday afternoon. A
large party fred on the pr soners, killing
John Chis holm and David Rosser and
morally wounding VIM. w. Chisholm,
sll white Republicans, except Rosser, who
was a Democrat.
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foretgu stock Market.

Lospos, April S0,--On the Stock EK.
change to-day business WAS quiet thougr
the tone is generally better thfn on Sal
urdsy. RcPurchsses are making 70 4
fair extent lo n majority Of the securities
lately hesvily sold. foreigns are gen.
ersliy frmcr Russian. advanced Al
the first, but afterwards reiapscd. Amer
lean governments generally advanced,
but the iesturc OF The market wAs the ri,e
in Illinois Central.
A dispatch IRON Rustchuk, dated Sat.
urdsy. says: To-day aud Friday over
one tAoussLa Turkish women aud child
REQ took tue railroad ~ VsrlR.
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,p.RkND OAKLAND.

TIA eIeg.n. hotels at Deer Park sne
o,sI,,d, .wped and controlled by the
~ . ,.;.,o,s and Ohio Railroad Company,
search of proper persons to take
.,s Of them during the season. These
'- s.s,v built hotels, and they have
'.,,ns - popular places of resort for the
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Gold Exchange Closed.

New YORK, April S0.-The New
York Gold Exchange, with the close OF
business to-day, ceases to exist. The
business of the gold room will hereafter
be under the chsrge o! The New York
stock Exchange, and will be carried on
in sll particulars as now. This evening
the gold room members dined at De!mon-
ico's. At the time Of the dissolution
there were Sl23 900 in the Treasury.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, April .S0-Mosxr-At
2(621 per cent. Prime mercantile psp.
3IG,44 per cent Customs receipt.
1914 900. The Assistant. Treasure d.
bursed sill, 900. Clearings &200O0.G
Sterling quiet; long is7i; short 1891.
GoLD-Opened at 1861, sold dow -
1864, and close A. I06i@l07. Carrying
rates ! to per cent loans wero aSo
made dat.
SILvEK-At London 81 S.lOd. Here
silver bars l26, green nbacks; III gold;
silver com ! per cent discount.
GoyERSMEsTr-Duii aud steady.
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Sale Of thoroughbred Horses

NASHVILLE, Apri! 30.-At the annual
sale OF thoroughbred yesrlings to.dsy,
at Bell Meade, twenty-five colts and I'LL.
ers By Bonnie Scotland ana John Nor:
gan brought $ll5,0OO, an average OF
$500. Bosrdmsn, fosled March 1876,
brother to Belle of the Meade, brought
the highes. price, $4,000. and was
bought for P. Lorillsrd, ,.:of New York.
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San Franchise Wa,erTrouble.

SAN Francisco, April 3O-At meet
ing OF the Wster Commissioners to-day,
the Spring Valley Water Company pre-
sented proposition to sell i:s property
and franchises to the city for sl6,OoO,-
900. with an intlmsticn ihst 1t might
accept smaller SUN. Proposals from
number OF other compsnies will be pre-
sen,ed in succession for the consideration
of the commissioners
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Murderer Arrested

DOVER, n. H., April 30.-The de-
tec,ives yesterday arrested at Farming
ton Cnas. Cook, who has confessed 10
numbering Miss Hanson, of BrooksfleId,
two years ago. He Gays he was hired
by Joseph Buzzsll to kill her and re-
ceived 5000. Buzzsll was tried for the
murder and acquitted. He will be re-
arrested and at socompilce named
Jonathan Sanborn.
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New York Custom House InvesiiEa
ftnn.

NEW YORK. April 30-The Custom
House Commission held a session with
open doors to-day, i'll accordance with
the instructions OF Secretary Sherman.
Col. Burt testified that at least a cav
ing of 10 per cent could be effected by a
reduction of the force Of employees, and
giving offices only to competent men, and
not for political ttvor.
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A Are last night 81 Green Castle, Ind,
destroyed Lsms & Blsck's livery stsble,
and Llggetfs billiard saloon. ". ID
Sherry, q prominent business man, While
assisting 9 the Are depstnenI, was instant
" killed by falling wall. Eggets loss
Is $4,000; loss on the livery stable build
ing, $1,000; Lama & Blacks loss, 5000
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RAILeoAp Bosp~ --GenoralIy slrotg
ana higher m The forenoon, and mad
further advance IN som'
T. ,ues ~ tho afternoon. Chicago snt
North western cnDsoi oiidated god coupons
were Ia demand and r'se 70 Ss, m I'd.
vance Of y per cent for the day.
STATE BosDs--Quiet and nominal.
STocKs-Msrket opened strong. under
the manipulation Of ZONE up town bear,
y bo went ~ tor suprt campaign on 10.
bull side, and prrss were carried up I.
70 4 per cont on Western Ubioo. oori
,tocLs, Rock Island and trunk linss. This
further RE IN prices frightened . nun.
Der who had not covered and they rushed
IN 10 buy, which Sslsied the market up.
On the rise there was contiderAbi"
unloading, and whom the urgst
demand 10 cover wR satisfied t1eru
was = decline OF 20 z! per cent The
announcement Of II break of cents IN
whegt A. Chicago, also bad o tendency
- weaken IA" mArks. which now lscks
outside support. The sIocn wer.
l.ysri,h durIlg the sfUerbOon and the
market Irregular. some sLnrss closed
weak and others steady. The decline
from the highest point Wa ! 70 Il pr
cent and IN tho last Bour me market
recovered I N I per cent 10 fonr css'.
Thers were heavy renlisaticns darsg III"
day snd a. tha close the Operaiors genera
ly were much mixed ~ 20 the iulurs oDosss
Of prIces. Tae nsrksI, however, closed
active with a better feeling. Tbstrsrssc
tions today aggregated 200 go shsr-',
~ which 7 800 were Pscitic Nal, 1880
We,lsrn Union, G,zO0 Sorthse.tsrn. y -.
800 Rex Island. 800 bt. PsnI, % 80
Lake Shore, I2, +OO New York CsnIsi,
400 ONO, $40 HIcn gan Centrs, Sl,OD
delaware End Hudson and Z+,tU Dois-
ware, Lsckawshns and Western.
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Coal Miners strike

C1xcISSATI, April 30.-A Commerctdt
special says 400 miners al New Straits
Vile, o, strucH to-day agsinst re-
ductior in the priceoi mining 10 80 cents
per ton. The strikers marched 10
Shawnee and to morrow the miners from
both these plsccs 90 - NelsonviiIe, and
trouble is expected.
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Ohio LegisIature.

COLUMBUS, April 3o.-In the House,
House bill to fix the salary Of the men,
bers of the General Assembly at 5000
per wear, and deduct five dollars tor each
cay's absence was defeated.
House bill, to leealize the publication
of legal advertisements in papers using
patent outsides, was passed.
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Oppos,,,on 10 Public schools

SAN Francisco, April 30.-A VIC:
toris press dispatch says that troops and
a gunboat have left for the Wellington
mines. A bitter controversy has resulted
from the Roman Catholic bishops phil
lipic against public schools. The neVs-
paper are occupied with discussions.
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Failure.

ST. LOUIS. April 30.-A report hss
been freely circulated to-iay IN business
circles snd on Change tDat ih9 n"aVy
commission aou;e OF Sbyrock x Rowland
have failed. with liabilities IN the neigh
borbood Of 100000.
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Lfaine Of DtsInAreR. .

LoxDox, April 8o-The colossal
ststue OF Prince Bismarck which WAS ex.
hlbited &, Philadelphia last year, wss IN
veiled at kissengien yesterday, close TO
the spot where kuhlmsn attempted 10
sssassinste the Price
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COntest Ended,

COLUMBIA, 5. o., April 3o.-Repub-
licsn claimants for State offices will TO.
morrow consent 10 proceedings before
the Supreme Ceurt, which ends the con-
test and seats al the Democratic State
offlciAlS,
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Mills ReOpcncd.

NEw BEDFORD, MAS, Aplli 80
The Wsmsutts mills reoperea this morn
ing, and & large number Of operstiye'
went in. The police force Of the city,
and portion ol the Stste police are on
duty
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Died.

LITTLE Rock, April 80. - Hon
Jos. Brooks, postmaster 10 lnis
place, VINO is well remembered in co.,
nection with the Brooks Baxter troubles
in 1874. died this evening after pro-
iracted Illne ess.
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Rank Auauenston.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, April 30-The
Dime Savings Bank has suspended. The
liabilities exceed $2s5, ,0O0i assets un.
known, but ssid,to BE- sufficient 10 yield
percentage
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VOL. IA.
lt'heeline 2egister.
coI1 .iossd yesterday at lo''

,,.atbsr to-day vail be partly
- ..b no-th,oestto southeast t0indsr
..ssfs' '''" ~
.st rissng 'S"''''
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The Porte and seryta.

LONDON, April 30-Tne Vienna cor.
respondent OF the Times telegrsphs Ms
follows: Three days ago considerable
alarm was created BY the local papers an
LOuncing that Abdul KERN Pashs, the
Turkish commsnder-in.chief had asked
Of the Servian government the right of
passage for the Turkish troops. Last
evening the report Was positively denied
from Belgrade The truth lies between
these conflicting accounts. 1t seems that
the Porte, and not The Turkish commsn-
der, has informed the powers that it
might fad II necessary, IN selt-defence,
to cross into Servis. The powers replied
that it WAS advisable to avoid such = step
rs long a. nOssihla
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Rev. Hector Brownson, for thirty-dve
years ngcnt q. the. Merchants Bible 10.
cIoty, GIed IN New York Sunday. He
WA eighty-eiX years old.
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= the approaching jubilee, the Catho-
=. ofamerics will add one'half million
a. otbe Popes exchecquer.
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aart .; sae temporary absence of Jas.
vie tiII.s n so,sh .s Wear, N H., h, insane
hagsd S.eal' 'oel' son, aged 10 years, and
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Advance In Rioar.

BELVAsT. April 30, Flour to-day ross
c2 per ton. II bs. risen S27 10 three
weeks.
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ry has one Advantage IN this
-. mas no Christian statesmen.
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A VISIT FROM THE SALOOS
hkEPERS.

A delegation o: our city saloon Keepers
:,led on Us last evening and spoke at
yms length, and with considerable
silng upon the difficulties thn; Council
rs throwing in the way Of trans
rung business. They take n
Ury decided view OF tn matter
nd from their standpoint u very logical
one They c.zim that they are ham.
Peiei in eyc-y Way, shape and form IN
conducting = lusIL"ss that IL legally
licensed oNG .h-f-,, hv legitimate. They
ny tue hu;dc., imposed upon them In
tie shape Of ic.uses, gas bills and
sster rents aggregate AMI uslly he grand
io.sl Of s5y Ut this sum all but
NV32j 60 10 swelling the exchCqaer OF
the cl;y. To r.rtIcuisr.ze tt" figures
are, seeding e lt,ir showing, thus:
"a. ACtli'. noon
sta,e lcru ., @. " "a Don .................... lt0
SA!'rd Stale> j! chSe, eac.. IA oDu...-..- %
ns'F ldN,edCh At!OOu "
uss olli, aveIagc sl4 per month, Tor
Vail sa4ooh Aoo
Tosl assessment for each coffee house .S643
There are elghty.two saloons or coffee
aol'e', as they are designated by ordi-
nsnce, snt even ordlI aries. The city
license on Ordlnaries i, fifty dollars less
'osn on C flee houses. This they have to
Psy out OF their sales before they have
'alcS.e for themselves to pay taxes, buy
Nea1 and the other neces saries OF lite.
Iaey further say that their business
'-'Insihe past year has fallen oil fully
oIsiolfIh, as 1t, like all other business,
'h'1te:ed from the hard times. They
present. these facts to Council thinking
'1h some Of tho members, perhaps, do
'"Hcow the tull meas ure OF their troubles
''l ask them to give the
i-'Son the consideration 1t deserves.
--s subject, they Say, is one that in
'''e' rnst,er of forty odd thousand
'''S'' OF revenue annual Y 10 the city,
'a should receive weishIv conslders.
"'1' Many OF them say they have lest
-0ae! Inc past twelve months, and con-
'-aa'ion OF the high license will compel
''s~ 70 retire from the business, as it is
,-Fo'ioie 10 support their families.
'1a'Y they informed US that their
'''n' would be kept open until
seventh day of May, when
city licenses would expire, after
'Dca time, if Council did not decide on
''S'Uc'lon, up would go the shutters, and
-N! Of them would seek other methods
'-PPo'' from which the city would
''"s less revenue. Tha above is the
:, auce OF 50 uavsrri>h,d tale from
sen'lemeu's standpoint, as near as
's ABLE to transfer II to paper from
'y' Il deserves the attention OF
'n and where so large an interest
,n MOVED it might perhaps be
~ 70 have an early meeting of Coun.
s :" O'oer' II possible, to settle the sues-
oe'ofe the licenses expire. If both
H. ''"us and foes of low or high
were each to make some
H., very dissgreeable
4, 'ock would be uded over.
Vi. nave given these gen.lemen's s
Il, 'a the question, We extend the
IL. '0u''esy to the friends of the other
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PBILADE PHIA. April S0.--Ri u
Qu,-t aud hrm; Wi,cOrso isDaiIy - W;
NnresJta fair 10 choice - 6St4l0 Is;
Ind.Gns 30 rs; Ohio sII %; high grSt~s
ell O1l1l2 %. " hsst-Q iist, but
frp; penusyiyshia red s2 ~, amber
81 rs; white ~ 30 Rye--At 81 10.
Corn Less sesIye, yellow ne; miIrd
7IGa72c; st-sm g.; sail zoe. Osu-In
god demand; mixed ts(45O; shs.s 81
Ca,5s; fsaey white Goc CIoyerssed -
D4iI; lar 20 choice SlotglsS. Timothy
AT 81 SO,a2 W. But,sr-Irrssalar
ard active; vetern eItrA, ns~, lSIg24c;
old l5(a,lsc Casrs s-Ste.dyi wstSn
fine o.d I2iGpl5- Esgs-Frmsr;
western tresh I>c. Pstroisum-Stesdy
reansd lS4l5i; crude I2c. whiskJ =
FIrmsr; western Si Id E
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

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