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The Feeling In Koumania.

LONDON, May 9.-Thc 1imcs' Bucharest
correspondent discussing the fooling there.
says: Il would have becn impossible at the
outbreak oi hostiliuo- for the Roumanian Gov
ernmcnt 90 indu .e the people to accept an open
alliance with Russia. but step hy step they have
been moving steadily forward, using every
argument and nducement They have sue
ceedcd in arousing sufficient feclng to enable
them TO call out the militia. The reoccupation
Of knlafat II also almost positive proof that the
war party has carried the day"
private meeting Of senators and Deputies
has been held. to consider the eNpedicn'y Of
Roumnnia participating IN the war. A ma, oriy
oi the Deputies appear 70 favor war but the
Senators yirW- are doubtful.
The statement that The knum0nian army will
probably lH Incorporated with the Russian
army. nr Ila'cl under u Nu.s.an commander.
Is ON ially coutralietrd
iuh.ig 81 inion grows daily mora and more in
inN,r ui H. guar !Artl'paii' III til war and u
dD.lMlhllun u lnunlnmlnn NJ.
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The Rev. Mr.. wright Again In Trouble.

The Rev. Newman Wright at one time pnstot
Of the old M,thodi, Church at Rockville Centre where
tho parish became involved IN dincuti through his
position 10 the Res, Nj kfi-ioler ant there dis
pute the Of to parsonage the trouble hav.
ng finally 10 be adjusted by c,nfcfs nce-again 10
public notice through his connection with the church As
NurhNie n, has been Nc clerical nruui. mf there for
twnmonhs ua.t but in tlt Time appears 60 have taken
acnur>c Which las lruu.hf lu 10 dradoak \ with tho
PARISH lie has been r, h5 te trr-tr. of Che iurch
l ceuse s religious uud other hnrs in lchal ot much
fiseau.n,i IrDe aai Nutafc the parsonage within
th" ncNt thirty day. The rcttreLd gentleman in turn.
informs tAt board that the urt.D hing Viii continue unless
they roucui. to him i" nr N ton months salary aud
giNe Inn uiAtiu ia arcuriHiHc with law and
custom. Four stormy ugS held ht TIE nctety
within we k. Hni It i una, rstuoi that sentiment 70
tttN nearly .nOu- iu sustaining the trustees 10
tncil suinmgr, action. The church doors are locked
Lac
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The Blockade of the Danube and the Black
Sea.

PEsTH, May o.-In tho Hungarian Diet to-
day. Primo Minister Tisza, in reply to the inter-
pellation Of Herr Somssich. said the neutrality
Of the Danube has never bccn expressly de-
clared but only the principle Of free navigation
Therefore. Interference of neutrals with the
operations Of bclligoronts is impossible while
such operations arc within the principles Of in
ternational law. Aus'ro-IIungary. however
has already made rcprrsrntHi,ons at St. Peters
burg and COnsiHntinopl" al,1iust any rrstric-
tons OF navigation not indisl slcnsaliy necessary
n favorable reply is expected The Govern
mcnts course viii depend upon the result Of
these representations.
LQNpoN. My 9.-MIr. Layafl tclographs Earl
Derby ihut Turkey has extended the tune for
neutral vrss ls tu cntcr nnd lrlve the hlo'kpdcd
ports OF the black s"a soy n days. Ncssels may
enter until the 10th inst. and depart until the
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In TIE METROPOLIS.
DISHES UERE hND THERE by TIP
SUNS REPORTERS.
Through the Long Aqucduct 10 Sing sinr-
kihing In Hand Car from Crofon Daa
to iiah bridge and tho Central Park.

W it'Ah htldEc ana the central Park.
Commissioner Allcn Campbell, Chief Engi-
nocr J. c. Campbell and Assistant Engineer
Church. returned from the Investigation Of tho
condition Of the Croton Aqucluct yesterday.
Commissioner Allen said we rode on an
ordinary hand ear. propelled by crank.
through n largo part Of the aqueluct. it being
entirely cloar OF water. and little or no sedi-
mont on the bottom. We started nt tho come
mencemont Of tho a1uoduct at Croton Dam.
The air in the tunnel was comfortably cool
Through the sections of the apucduet whero
thcro was no likelihood Of repairs being needed
we rode very fast. but whore thcro were liable
to be leaks we went slow and made careful
examination Of the walls and mnsonwork floor
ing. Almost before We knew it We arrived ut
Sing Sing"
Commiss onor Campbell had not been through
the auueduot before for thirty yours, Many Of
the leaks We're easily repaired with Portland CO.
mcnt. Ihe lenks were generally lOngitulinal
crarks and were most frequent whore tho
npu"du.t crossol valleys on rais.d stnne work
n hillsido. The weight of the tuhe and the water
causing the foundations to = 'ttle. Tho last cX-
animation WAS naie eighteen months ggO At
every ililr IN the lengtl Of ia" tunnel there il
NentilHl ing tower ami Portland cemont was
lowered into ti4r ulUndurt ana then carried
upon the hand ear and whcrlnIrrDWs To- whero
leaks had been lie 'Oy rod. Sixty mon were Mt
work yest, rdny. but the work will not be COM
plctcd for II week. Tho leak IN tlis cast side &
street. was easily repa.rp1 There is plenty VI
MuttT in the lake.
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GRrAr SUCCESS or 7Hr Doo snow.


Not even Moody and Sankcy drew creator
crowds to tho llippodromo than those which
have been attracted by tho dog show. On the
first day. the attendance numbered over twelve
thousand Up to last oV, nilx yesterdays vis-
tors counted litecn thousand moro, and not less
thnn ton thousand passed IN between 8 and If
o'clock Notwithstanding the rain. 20 successful
and popular hns the show been that its man.
ayers have arranged TO continue 1t ono day
more. so that the close will not be until Friday
at miAnieht On Friday forenoon an auction Of
one hundred chni'e dogs Will iake place.
I.e Grand H. Cannon i,nNc "a dinner last ovnn-
ing to the Rev. Mr.. Macdpna. his father, and
numhcr of the prominent members vi the West
minister Kennel cub
Tho famous imported dor MAGNET was sold
yeatsr lay TO A. pittsburgh gentleman.
Mr.. Icster Nullack bought the imported 81.
day. A mis'nkn in milking his card I'D Z, the
error. About one hundred dogs have thus far
boon sold from To Kennels. eiher Through the
moved before the evening of the last day.
-, Tho dogs s.cm to have become accustomed to
their present surrOundlngs, and arc cOn-e-
Quantly rather more quiet than thcy were on
the open ng day. Now II ia possible for one to
talk and be- hcnrd IN the IIilpodrome. But so
great is tho crowd that sometimes one IL
compelled to reuuln for minutes In one
In'', unable - lmoVe N any direction.
i'y oi tho platform. whore Miss Benjamin
exhibits hrr troop VI performing poollcs. and
WHORE IL" handsome special prl2"s ere ds..
played. Some Of the ladies really ran risks last
evening In thcir impulsiye advance toward
familiar arquuintaurr-l lipl Wit the mnstiifs
anil Siberian hoodhounds None suNercl
however. cxcept one ntiir girl' whose Ringers
were slightly nipprd. and man. whose arm re-
co.NHd % rrtg,gt bic, iut not serious. iln'h
stated that the siguiil'Hn.c of the ribbons On
III. kennels and collars - as follows. Blue. fret
ri. g. highly .o,nmcndci; ". II. c." very
highly cOWmrulrI.
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The Home Mi..ionary Society.

Tho n'iy-nrst annual meeting of the Amcrl-
can Home N..iansry society wn, held In the Bibls
uou.a .tr1As 1at aurra receipts were s-aI7i2 ~.
'Ni niHme. lowii. Tne nma'gr Of mi..ocnar~s
fN ll| Nt+t tt.NtiNi THAT n l-f' lH II 'lr adj
inr- Hcur le- hs --i iN-, received uu pf0.cs..un
90. tuN iN ,--. ..Il sin. A ..NHl gnt hihc class
b.. 'r.lr-fN ..ai INr l.N mn. rf0ir u W.l-
,.tA rf. go, Nl4'u llDlrY smith, Treasurer, aud
Atttil ANi q. h.Nu |lns = rotary
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Prosecutor Abel. Ludlow McCarter. who Is
cogn-l for cx GOV Parker. The receiver Of the New
Jersey Mutual Lie Insurance Company. and all the
L.,eN county officials are satisfied that Benjamin Y.
Noyts will not appear tor trial IN Ncwars this morning.
Nicr he VA. hlNDd out OF an he stopped a. the Park
HOUSE. Anl declared q nt Dc would MT quit Newark
uu is ini cinrnt i0r fraud was if'i court But on
nlaV last Doc it hul has not been heard nom.
Prosecutor Abel tD arrs that Nuyess viii he called
ANA tho trM proceeded with even u No!cs does not
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these vrctched divisions e. improve the con-
dtiOn Of these Christian populations in way
which Will really improve thcm land that way in
MIR. Cross 5 opinion is not hv war;. TO lucaizc.
minimize. or wipe away t!o iiccls OF war. there
tho GOycrnmont will give hnr serviccs.
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Movement. of the Gyrmaa rronclad..

LoNpoN. May o Tho Posrs Berlin DO
spat h uunYuf ..- that She Garmau ironclul
sQu.!r.u Wul 1vr N.ll ..-..alna uu the lth
iu.t for tn VI utarrannGn.
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The body of drowned man, aged 45. Ave feet
ei-hi inches high. stout build, with candy hair. alri
dws,cd IN a sailors garb. was found near GJycrnfs
Island yesterdsS-
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=. Ann riran S,tt Capsule co.'s Puro Ciponln,od
NJ Oh. mes iul utn meiahc l3Acs Alldrugsi,ts'-Iis.
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rHIAD rrhiA, May 9-'rhe iury IN the case
~ i.t N iiDsaa Il lit tIalh sd N!tL adult.ly have
mol yet asrecu bion NeIdiet
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NV Brr"orp Np-a.. Nav 9-C1nwo1 1ra
"a u,n D ue tmN state n"'. el,i n,se
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WHEELING, WEST VA, SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 49, 1871
jeCled without tho affirmative action q

iected without the affirmative action Of
both Houses. ......
There Ia stilI another, that the House Of
Representatives has the Role power to
determine the Presidential count, which
would be the most original discovery, II
II were not the most unique invention in
American politics. Il. Il. /,
The second and third theories would
still leave undetermined the votes Of
States which have sent double returns,
and how many votes State Ia entitled 10
that has selected ineligible electors. He
did not agree with the proposition that
absolute power TO reject or admit the
vote Of State was vested in the Presi-
dent Of the Senate. In his Judgment this
power was neither ministerial nor iudi.
cial, but political, and in tile absence
OF express provisions Il vested in the Con-
gress Of the us He was of the opinion
that the certificate Of returns when regu.
lar upon its face makes a prima iacie
case, which II requires the affirmative
action OF both houses to overrulc, and
that when there are double returns the
Prima facle case l. with that Of the Gov
ernment de facto. ' slE ~
Mr.. Hamlin submitted an amendment
setting forth in detail the fees to be allow.
ed TO weighers and guRgerS, and explain.
ed that II was for the purpose Of making
the Revised Statutes agree with the law
as originally passed. The amendment
was agreed TO and the bill passed,
Alter an executive session, adjourned
until Monday.
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FINANCIAL ann COMRERCIaL
By IRLEGRAPB.
New York Money ana Nlocns,

NEW YoRE, January 49, MONEY -
Easier at 4a6 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 5a7 per cent. Custom recent,
100000. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. Clearings $4,000 600
Sterling dull ut $4.SSRI.s6.
GoLn--opened ut log and closed Mt
106N. Carrying rates 5a7 per cent.
SILvRR-At London not quoted; the last
price was 57|d per ounce. Here, bars
81 81 greenbacks, Il q gold; silver coin
y per cent. ...
GovRRNMENTs-On o; the most promi.
nent features OF Wall street to-day was lhe
sudden and sharp advance in governments.
The immediate cause Of this advance was
the fact that within the past few days some
enormous purchases Of governments have
been made for investment, u California
bank taking $4,000, 900 and an Eastern In.
stitution Sl,O0O,0OO. Individual investors
were also In the market,
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CINCINNATI, January l2.-COttOu- Quiet
at l21Ic. Flour-Quiet and firm. Wheat
I'm good demand; red 81 40al 80. Coru-
Firm at 44a45c. 0&ts-Firm at Sja3Oc. Ryt
Quiet at Sic. Barley-Dull and nominal
Pork-Dull at Sl7 rs. Lard-Dull and
lower; steam lie; kettle llsIal2c. Bulk
Meats-Quiet; shoulders 69sa6Xc. Bacon
Shoulders SIC, in bulk; short clear Qc
Green Meats-Easier; shoulders G9Sa6 Isc
short rib SIC: hams 0HalOkc, heavy ID
light. Butter-Dull and unchanged. Whis
ky-Quiet and steady at 81 O5.
HoGs-Quiet; the icy condition OF thor
oughfares prevents trading, and there are
few sales; good to medium packing Sd OOl
9 40. The quality offering is generally in.
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CHICAGO, January 1.-THE sleighing
in this section, which has been continn.
Gus since Thanksgiving, has been consld.
erably improved within the last 90 hours,
during which time snow has been falling
without cessation. About eight inches III
all have fallen in Chicago. In the coun-
try the fall has been even heavier. The
trains are greatly delayed on some OF tile
railroads, but none have laid of entirely.
Weather cold and sleishing promises to
be good for some time.
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NEW YORK, January 12.-Cotton Firm
at l3a13 6-32c. Flour-Limited demand
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady and nom.
inally unchanged. Bye, Barley and Malt
Firm. Corn-Quiet; mixed new no grade
6Sa5S Nc; do new steam 5S1Ia59c. Oats
Fairly active: western mixed and State Al
52c. Hay-Firm atsCc. Hops Unclning.
ed: CoHee-Quiet; Rio cargoes lOa22 IEc,
gold. Sugar-Frm; fair to good refining
g1a9<c; prime 9Hc. Molasses-Quiet; N.
Q: 45a60c. Rice-In moderate demand.
WhiSky-Quietat at 81 Is.
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CHICAGO, January o.-Flour-D Demand
fair and market firm; Minnesota extra
SO 0Oa7 so; do patent 81 25a9 30; winter OK.
ira So 0OaS 10. Wheat-Activc, firm and
higher; No. 2 Chicago spring ST 27X cash:
ssles at 81 2s1za1 2SM February; closed at
81 2SM February; 81 l30A March; No. 3,
81 II; rejeCtedl99c. Unsettled hui
generally lower at 1324c cash; i4c Febru.
ary; Axe March: rejected 3Sc. Rye-Firm,
Barley-Dull and lower at G9IEc. Pork
Unsettled and lower; $l7 % cash; $l7 JJo
II 90 February; $i7 75nl7 so March: sales
at $l7 81 1lals 80 March. I.ard-Dull nj
$40 90alO 95 cash; $l1 05al1 OK February:
$l1 25al1 27H March. Bulk Meats-DujI:
shoulders 67Sc; short rib S2<c; short clear
&c. Dressed HOgs-Dull; light 81 95a7 30;
heavy 81 65a7 20. Whisky Quiet and
steady ut 81 ".
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PHILADELPHIA, January 19.-Petrolcum
Nominal. Clover seed-Steady Mt l4lka
16c. Flour-Firm; Minnesota family Sc Is
az 40. Wheat-Dull; western red 81 asa
l 45; amber 81 5Sa1 IS; white 5OaGOc. Rye
-7Sc. Corn-Steady; white 5GC; yellow 70
ab6Hc. Oats-Firm; western mixed 39a43c;
mixed 35aS7c. Butter-DulI; New York
and Bradford county extra 3OaSlc; frsis
19a2lc. Cheese-Firm at l3Nal4c. Eggs
Western fresh 37a39c. WhiEky-Western
at tAll2
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Arrival Of the Russian SQUADRON.

NORFOLK, Va, January 12.- The
frigate SHETLAND, flagship Of the Russian
squadron, arrived in Hampton Roads
this afternoon, having on board the
Grand Duke Alexis and Admiral Bouta.
ioG. The remaining ships of the squad
ron are expected 10 arrive tomorrow.
The Russian Minister and Admiral
Crown, Of the Russian navy, chartered a
tug and Immediately went down from
here TO Hampton Roads to escort The
Grand Duke To this city. e
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This document appears in our columns
this morning. We are not prepared to
discuss its leading features at any length
at this time. Indeed, the attention that
We have given already 10 the reports of
the Stale institutions renders 1t almost
unnecessary for us to do SO. The mes
sage follows y gubernatorial custom
aud especially an Old Virginia custom
that Henry A. Wlse ran in the
ground = Of entering upon the dis
cussiOu Of national politics. This
Is custom that could be very we'll dis
pensed with in documents theoretically
devoted to matters of State concern. The
average legislator is supposed in these
days, when everybody runs to and fro
upon the earth and knowledge is go
abundantly multiplied among men,
not to need official expaliatiou on
national affairs when lie comes up 10
the Capital. Hc needs rather to be in
formed upon topics abont which he will
be called to legislate, and concerning
which the Executive is supposed to have
special il not exclusive information.
In this latter sort Of information The
message is not deficient, and we there
fore commend its ample proportions to
the careful attention Of our readers.
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New York, January 12.-Three tish.
ermen blown of the coast Of Galway, Ire.
land, in the terrible Atlantic gales, ar.
rived here yesterday, having been rescu.
ed from their open smacks on the sixth
night out, after terrible suffering. The
names Of the men rescued are, Nicholas
Moran, his father, Patrick Moran, and
Nicholas Smith. J.
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CAIRO, January 12.-Telegrams from
Hickman and Columbus tonight
report the gorges broken up at those
places, and, as it is believed that this
leaves an open river below with ample
water, thesteamboatmen are correspond.
ingly iubilant. The river was 10 feet at
dark, but has fallen rapidly since the
gorge broke. The Ohio river Is clear Of
ice here. Drizzling rain all day; mercury
20o, and falling,
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phlIadelphIa Wool E:arIiei.

PHILADELPHIA, January Wool
Good demand; Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Ohio XXX and above 45a48c; extra An
46c; medium extra 4Sa46c; coarse extra 10
ai6c; coarse fine S5aS7c; cOmbing washed
6Oa55c; combing unwashed SIC; fine un.
washed: 26a21c; coarse unwashed 2Sa32c;
tub washed 40a46c; Texas fine aud medium
2Oa26c; Texas coarse lGal9c.
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NEw YORK, January l2.-Cotton goods
continue firm and some makes OF brown
arc further advanced. Atlantic shectings
are 4 cent higher. Fancy aud shirting
prints are In fair request and very firm.
Light weight cassimeres and w0rsted coat.
ings are fairly active: Low grades OF Ken.
tucky jeans in better demand. Foreign
goods quiet.
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BALTIMORE, january i2.-Flour-Aetlye
anu Duoyant; superGne 81 5Oa6 So:
extra ~ OOa0 90. wheat--Scafce and firm:
Pennsylvania red 81 65al 81. Corn-Firm.
or; new 5S,4A5SNc. Outs-Firm. yestern
mixed SsiGc. Rye-QuiCt at 7Oa75o. Clo.
yer Seed-Dnll and nominal. ButterS-
Quiet and steady; western 22a2se. Petro.
leum--Firm; crude l2Ifc; refined nomin.
ally &c. Coffee Quiet; Rio carFoeS lSS
22Hsi jObbipg at lO,<a2SKc. WhlSky-
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CINCINNATI, January 12.- In the
breaking Of the ice gorge here this morn.
ing, the new steamer Calumet valued at
$4,000 sunk, and will probably prove a
total loss. She was insured at $4,000,
She had cargo for New Orleans weigh.
ing 800 tons, the greater part Of
which will be saved.
The ice isgorged again but appearances
are that il will move again soon.
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GERMANY.
The Attitude OF Germany 10.
ll .,.i-. ward RuSaIn.

LONDON, January 12.-The Pail Mall
GaEctc, in q leader on the Conference,
expresses the belief that Germany's action
is the best indication Of BismRrck's desire
to see Russia at war and the Russian
empire shaken or destroyed. Ir.
Aspecial from Berlin to the Pull Mall
GGfctte says that Bismarck 10 confined to
his room, and was unable TO attend the
Prussian Diet, which was opened by the
Emperor in person to-day. sv
A special from Berlin TO the ha saya
that twenty Social Democrats have been
elected to the German Parliament. They
have shown great strength in all the
large towns, even where defeated.
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TOLEDO, January l9. - Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Firm; No. 5 white Wabash 81 So;
No. white Michigan 81 Al; extra white
Michigan 81 IL; amber Michigan 81 40; No.
8 red 81 q; rejected red $IIl. Corn
Steady; high mixed 45c; No. . spot and
seller January 4iHc; rejected 4SXaiIc,
oats-Firmeri No. ., S5c; Michigan SGNc,
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New YORK, January 12.-A portion Of
the glass roofof the Grand Central Depot
was crushed to-day by the weight of snow
and fell directly over the spot wherc the
trains discharge the passengers. A num-
ber Of persons were injured, a number Of
street cars damaged and car horses cut
by glass.
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SAN Francisco, January IA Port.
land dispatch says Mr.. Bush, OF the firm
Of Ladd & Bush, bankers, Salem, and G.
9. Billinger, Chairman OF the Democrat
ic State Central COMMITTEES OF Oregon,
leave tomorrow for Washington in obe.
dience 10 a summons from the Congress.
ional committee.
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RAlLROAD B0NDs-Generally firm

nTATk BUNDs-SIeAuy.
SrocKs-Speculative interest on Stock
Exchange to-day centered on two shares,
Western Union and Illinois Central-one
remarkable for strength and the other for
weak kness. Western Union advanced from
7S% to TX, closing at the latter figure
Illinois Central declined from 62S to G0IS
and closed ut 81. Fluctuations In other
shares were confined within narrow limits
and attracted comparatively little atten.
tion. Transactions "a, 900 shares, OF which
$1,000 were Western Union, s,OOOSt. Pauls,
II 900 Lake Shore, 5000 Michigan Central,
and 1000 Illinois Central,
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EAST LIBERTY, January 12.-CATTLK-
Receipts to-day 1889 head, or 100 cars Of
through and s,carso Of yard stock; tctal for
four days 1858 head. No business doing
to-day.
HoGs-RecCipts to-day 2,SGO head; total
for four days s,065 head. Workers so OOa
8 80; PhiladelphiRs 81 %.
SHERP-ReCeipts to-day 800 head: total
for four days 5000 head. Selling at s. 5Ou
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HARRlsBuR6, January H. The DIRE
which broke out in the Lykens' Valley
Mines, January ist, is gradually lessen.
ing, and the steam engine which was sent
there from here has been returned. It is
now believed that the damage will not bs
as great as at first thought.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13
Loss Of Fishing Scl,ooner..

New YoRE, january l2.-A dispatch
from Lancaster, Mass, says: Ten sCioon.
ers Of the fishing feet are missing, and
are doubtless lost, and that the crews Of
them have probably pCrished, The
schooners carry an average Of ten men
each,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13
Caughtin thc Act.

PouoHKSErIE; January 12.-Three
burglars were arrested on the Montreal
train on the New York Central Railroad,
while endeayering to break into tho Ma.
tional Express Company's car.