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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-31

SENATOR MAxEY denies that there
is any movement on foot to divide
Texas after the next census, but
thinks it must be done at no distant
day
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-31

GENERAL SHERIDAN is preparing
to reply to Secretary SchUrz in the
matter Of Encouragement OF Indian
affairs by the IDterior Department.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-31

JEFFERSON DAVIS book OF memoirs
will be out next spring and is 10 be
published simultaneously in New
York, London aud Paris.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-31

AN ex-member of Congress, who
has studied the Southern question
with some care says; The best way
would be to let them stuff all the bal
lot boxes to bursting, and ram in tis~
sue ballots by the million, and live
under that sort of fraud ss long as
they found 1t pleasant" They would
find it pleasant In some sections for a
long time. They have found it pleas
ant in some sections for a long time.
They have found il pleasant in
Louisiana nearly half century.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-31

THE letter published in our dis
patches of Sunday morning, from
Senator Blaine, addressed to the COM
mIttee of the Senate raised on his
motion, is like all his uttersnces, Wig
orous and pointed. i is not probable
that he will shirk any responsibility
growing out of remarks made in his
speech. The committee have at last
received funds to pay expenses of the
investigation, and will proceed at once.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19

yeas and nays could be taken, the hour
of two o'clock arrived, and the House,
under the rule, proceeded " the eonsid-
Grafton of the business of the District Of
Columbia
Mr.. Msyham from tie District of Col
umbis Committee reported bill invest
ing the. District Commissioners with the
power of the late Board of Audit for the
purpose of issuing certificates on claims
passed upon and allowed by such board,
but for which no certificates have been
prepared. 1t also PROVIDES that the out
standing certificates issued by the Board
of Audit, or which shall hereafter be
issued by the Commissioners, shall be
convertible into 3.65 bonds.
The bill was referred to Com mittee Of
the Whole, and then the House resolved
itself into such committee, Mr.. Stenger
in the chair, for the purpose OF consider
ing this bill.
Mr.. Eden opposed the bill. He some
times heard about paying the Southern
claims, but he never had seen a batch of
claims that he thought 50 little of as
this mass of rotten claims which came
up from the purlieus of an old Washing
ton ring.
After some further discussion the COM
mittee, without action, rose, and the
House adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
ANDERSON RELEASED
BY THE SUPREME COURT OF LOU-
IsIANA.
The Verdict of the Jury Reversed
and the Prisoner Set Free
Hayes Expresses His
Qualification.

NEW ORLEANS, March lo.-Ihe Su-
preme Court this morning was crowded
with members CT the bar, politicians and
others anxious TO hear the decision IN the
case of the State VS.. Thomas q. Ander-
SOD, convicted in the Superior Criminal
Court for publishing as true, forged and
counterfeit election returns from the
parish Of Vernon. Chief Justice Man
ming read a very long opinion on the
case. After reviewing the charge, YER
dict and sentence, the court took up two
OF the exceptions as being the only ones
necessary to consider in rendering a
judgment. These were, that there
had been no preliminary exanins-
tion, and it is not the practice
to prosecute by information. Both
exceptions were dismissed. The first
on the ground that a preliminary
examination is not essential, and second,
that prosecution by information had
been q common rule in criminal prose-
cutions for many years, except to the
drawing of jury, also dismissed on the
ground that violation Of the spirit is
not pre,ened. Relative to the otiense
itself, the Court gave an abstract OF the
election law, detailing It's require
ments. The exact method presented IN
claw was fully described, and the record
offered in evidence did not conform with
that mentioned In the information. The
document was consolidated statement
certified by the Register of Votes,
and not the original returns,
and the statute Of our State does
attach much value TO this consoli-
dated statement. The original returns
not being altered would not change the
result OF the election and interfere with
the interests of the people the paper Of
tered IN evidence is no paper charged as
being forged. In order to be forgery an
instrument which it is alleged is tslsited,
must if true, be legally capable OF COM
mltting q fraud now. Here IN the law is
a consolidated return required as deciA-
ration of the result, and its alteration or
modification can in no way affect the
election. Ii every consolidated return
we're forged and the Returning Board
had complied with the law and made
their statement from the Commissioners
returns no injury could result, 1t does
not appear thst any paper has been
forged that is calculated, with compli-
snce with the law, to change the result.
1t Is the essence of this crime that it
should be committed by a public officer
and on a document which would change
the result of tho election. This WAS
no: done. The letter Of John Sherman,
Stanley Mathews and others, which ap.
peared in the Record, was alluded to by
the Chief Justice, who stated that it
should be trested by the public in like
manner as that OF the member of the
House of Commons who attempted to
influence the decision Of the court in the
Tichborne csse. 1t was ordered that the
verdict of the jury be set aside and re-
versed, and the prisoner discharged from
custody.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
HOUSE.

The following bills were introduced
and referred
Bv Mr. Vance-GrsEting pensions 10
soldiers who enlisted out Of prison; also
for the payment o. certain mail con-
tractors. The bill provides that no
claims shall be paid which have hereto.
fore been paid by the Confederate gov
ernment.
By Mr.. Money-GrsniiDg alternate
sections OF lands 70 the State OF Mississippi
to aid in the construction of the ship
Island, Ripley and Kentucky Railroad.
By Mr.. Gibson-For the appointment
of committee to ascertain on what
terms treaty OF commerce with Mexico
can be arranged.
By Mr.. Monroe-Re!sting TO tele-
cr.phic Communication between the
United States snd foreign countries.
By Mr.. Willis OF kenIucky--Estsb-
fishing q miut a. Louisville.
Bv Mr.. Wilson-ProPosing 50 snend-
men, TO the Constitution, providing iha:
the President shall be elected BY direct
vote OF the people.
By Mr.. Conger-Repeaiiug the law
appfopri.ting 1916 900 tor the payment
Of certain Southern nail contractors.
By Mr. EEIDg-To grant TO the State
q, Ono the unsold public lands remain
i-g in that State
By Mr.. Cox, of New York-F0r the
erection of q uonumen! over the grave
OF Thomas Jefferson.
House bill to authorize the granting OF
an American register 20 foreign o1iit
ship, for the purpose Of the Woodruff SCI
eniihc expedition around the world, WAS
called up BY McDonsid and led to long
discussion 10 The House.
Mr.. Springer moved 70 suspend the
rules and psss the bill authorizing the
coinsge of silver on tie same terms
q. The coinsge of gold, 70 withhold
expense 70 the holder Of ballion, and
slso 70 authorize the sIue Of coin certIs-
Gates on the deposit OF silver o1ilion'
similar 10 those now authorized on tie
deposi; Of gold bul ion.
On q viea poos vote the syes were II
decided minority, bat before vote BY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
The stissing ssssafisa

IN the guIlst called "heartburn" why, IL
is I'm possible 10 conceive, since the heart
has nothing 70 do with III is caused oy the
aeetOus fermentation In the stomach OF
the tod contained In II; by an oyerp.us
OF the gastric Juice, which s itself a
powerful acid, or by tie eunnaturalIy scrid
quality Of that secretion The ordinary
way OF treating this symptom, tor IL IL
nothing else, IL TO sd minister bi-cartonsis
OF soda, an aikaIi. 70 neutraiizs the acid.
Bu, Eour stomach cannot be cured by
AlkaIis, which tendtto weaken the digss.
tive apparatus. A tar better remedy 10
Hnstsiisr's Stomach Bittes, which
strengthens the cellular membrane. the
ssa; Of the difieuity, regulates the fov OF
the gastric secretion, Improves the quality
II yitlated, and puts the stomach into
good working ortsr. Perfect digestion
follows a. q natural sequence, and there II
no more trouble from heartburn or sour
stomach. The liver and bowels are .bo
thoroughly regulated By this sovereign
altsrative.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
LIVE STOCK.


NEW YoRK, March 49, Becves-Re-
ceipts 4.200 head, making 9,l20 hoad tor
the week, against $3.50 for the same time
last week. Market active and hrm a.
full Fridays prices, showing an advance
Of !@tc Tor the week. Eleven cars of
Cherokee stlllsrs brought fraction over
&c 10 dress SO; common TO prime native
oxen and steers S1c TO dress IS 10 l01c
TO dress 81; extra l0i9l tc 10 dress 81;
closing sales best for selling interest.
Exporters took 720 head At 9i@l0tc 70
dress Sc and 81. Shipments Tor tho
week 5,3l0 quarters OF beef, 4S0 live.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head, making
Il, 100 for the week, against 1880 for
the same time last week. Market easier
at 6tG9tc for ordinary 10 good sheep 81;
@61c for prime; 6t(97ic for yearlings.
Exporters used 900 prime and extra
sheep At 6t@6!c, and sent out $500
during the week.
Hogs Receipts 1900 head, making
10000 for the week, against 29,SGO for
the Same time last week. Market a
shade hrmer with sales at - 90 Ohios
alive, 1853 lbs, 81 26 per 100 lbs.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March ls.-The Drovery
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 head;
shipments 2,600 head. There was =
stronger feeling and tho market WAS
steady and active; miIed packing 81 ~
as 75; light So 70Cg3 s5; heavy ship
ping So SO(dy5 80. All sold.
Cattle Receipts $500 head; shipments
1900 head. All grades unchanged;
shipping steers So 9O(S6 30; feeders &C.
tive at s2 90@3 s5; butchers steers
81 l0(l,8 80; cows 81 50(93 80; bulls
81 OO@8 70; oxen IS Oo@4 90 Mos.ly
sold
Receipts 900 head; shipments
200 hesd. Slow and weaker; sales 81
90 05@i 10.
East Liberty.
East LIBERTY, March l8-Cat,le-
Receipts since and including Saturday
1900 head Of through and 1873 head Of
yard stock; beat be- medium 81 2O9
4 20; common 81 30.
Hogs-Receips sinee and including
Saturday $500 head; Workers 81 O0C9
4 %; PbIl,delphiss ~ S6(a4 so.
Shsep-Rsceips since and incIuding
Saturday 400 head; selling At - z5t9
6 90.
Cincinnati
CScIzsATr, March l6-Hog-Ac-
tive, firm and higher. common st 81 10
Ca,3 90 light 80 6OCd3 10; packing 81 co
(r,3 80; butcher 81 SGa4 90. Receipts
1852 head; sbipment 200 head.
%. Loais.
sT LOUIS, March ls.-Hogs-Strong;
demand exceed, the supply; light ~ 400
3 60; choice heavy 50 eoCSss 10. Ko-
esIpn ], 800 head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
MARTINS FERRY.

The Choral Union gave one Of their
very best con serts last Friday night, in
Commercial Hail The music was ex-
cellent, and the whole class acquitted
Themselves well and showed by their per-
iormances that they had been thoroughly
trained. Prot. Scno6eld deserves credit
for the manner in which be has deyel-
Cped and trained the musical talent OF
Martins Ferry. By request, the Choral
Union Will repeat the concert IN the
course of few weeks.
We otter this as suggestion, and
not as criticism, and IN so dong
speak the expressed sentiment OF a great
many others, tina. the cOLcerts would be
more entertaining il the music was not
50 nearly al Of one kind, but more OF
variety, something thrown in row and
then which would make q person feel
!lkr taking a good hearty laugh. Try Il
oacr, ye managers!
Work was commenced yesterday at
tue OlIo Ci:y mil, IN the way OF making
rrprrrs. The expectation - 20 have LDc
III l. IL running order by Ihe st Of April.
Tee works were throaged yesterday By
men seeking empl yment, Ia As hours
after 1t Wa: generally known that tho
mil had been sold there was scarcely .
house il the uper end FOR rent but Whist
was bespoke and great many more
could have been rented Rents have
advanced very much within the lsst week.
The sspirsn.s for the msyorship this
spring are very numerous and several
parts OF the town 10 be heard from.
Among the names mentor ed As probable
candidates are Col Geo W. Mitchell, j.
Il. Drennen, Z A. Thesker, Captain Jss.
Dean, Mr.. Egyleson and Levi Jones.
There will be temperance meeting in
the N. +. church 10 morrow evening.
Some gentleman from Pittsburgh is e1-
pected to address the meeting,
The pupils of the Union schools are
preparing for the annual examination
which takes place next week.
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does some of his grandchildren-Lesh
Holly, for instance, who has straight,
coarse jet black hair and copper-coiore1
skin.
The whole family seem to be fond OF
living like wild people. They vegetate
like beasts in the summer and steal and
beg in the winter. Some OF them
were taken up few years ago in Guy
andotte as Gypsies, and punished for
stealing meat.
was captured once BY band OF lro.
quols, but they were surprised one night
just as they had hung the venison on the
pole to cook, and was recovered. L
married niece of jesse Van Bebbers, OF
Mason county, by whom l had fourteen
children, all Of whom lived to be grown,
but only tsree are now lett. One killed
q man in self.detense, was condemned TO
death, and fed the country, and have
never heard from him since. have had
fifty grand children, about half OF which
number are still alive. "Any news from
the settlement" he asked with as much
concern SIS if the silver money
lunscy had reached him, too. We VEN
tured to say, "Yes, we are to have silver
again for our money" He expressed
himself as glad to hear it, as il there were
millions in it" for him. We suggested
to him that, perhaps, his recoilections
Of the old warfare times were owing to
his brothers repitition OF them IN his
presence, but he said, "No, l remember
sll | have told you aud great deal more
myself" At this juncture Old Mortality
i,hed out disreputaoIe looking clay
pipe from his pocket, with stem full
three inches long, and proceeded to regale
himself with the popular weed. Taking
another hurried glance at his peculiar,
yellow, fleshless ears; MS hands like dead
birds claws; and the chords Of his neck like
hempen strings, we arose to depart ere
Whit OF smoke from the viilisnOus pipe
could reach Us. The grandson with
whom he lives sets his own age at sixty
fyo. The house was rank with tobacco
and i'll ventilation; we could tell this
though we sat without in the cherry sun.
shine. Our antqusry kindly asked US 70
come again. We role away Is state OF
semi somnolence, for it seemed like
drowsy dream wherewith we had whiled
the afternoon. 1 thought of the old man
OF the sea and Brigere's spectre, and in
the sundown shadows conjured up dim
visions Of the strange old man, TIL the
leatess trees grew apsce into saffron
hued giants, fully as marvellous as the
Color ado Muldoon, and few regrets were
wasted when we saw ",he lights in the
window" for us. But dreams visited
our pillows, and they were filed with the
old parchment-iaced party, with ivory
yellow skin, and his traditionsry lore.
NJ. z. HUDSON.
Kana,0hG County, March 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
Toledo

TOLEDO, March ls.-Wheat-Firm; /;
No. white Michigan 81 26}; extra
white Michigan 81 80; amber Michigan
spot 81 26f; seller March and April
81 u; seller May 81 27}; No. 2 red
winter, spot, held 81 %; 81 "a bid; seller
May 81 26; No. 8 red 81 10 bid; rejected
Wabash 81 "a; No. 2 Dayton and Mich.
igsn 81 253. Corn-Quiet; high mixed
Acc; No. 2 spot 45tc; seller May 46&c;
seller June held at 45fc No. 2 white
46tc; rejected 42ic; damaged S5Ic. Oats
Dali; No. 2, 2sic. Clover Seed
Mammoth SIS co. prime "a IS; No. 2
81 90.
PhiIadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March lS.-FIour-
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-Firm;
amber 81 S0@l "a; red 81 2S9l 80;
white 81 SS@l "a. Corn-Frrm; vel.
low 5Sic; mixed 5Si cash, seller March
and seller April. oats-Firm; white
western S6@36lc; western mixed $50
SAC. e-Unchanged.js 8 Provisions
Quiet and unchanged. Butter Quiet:
creamery S4@s6c; Western Reserve %
@25c. Eggs-Quiet and unchanged.
Cheese and Petroleum - Unchsng ged.
Whisky-Firmer western 81 O6.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, March lS.-flour-
Quiet. Whest-Opened firm, rose }c.
and closed steady; No. ! Milwaukee hard
81 l5i; No. l Michigan 81 Ia; No. 2
81 O9i; seller March 81 oct; seller
April 81 09J; seller May 81 O9i9l O9I;
No. 3, 81 0S@l 05. Corn-N0minal;
No. 2 4Sic. Oats Weaker, No. 2 25ic.
Rye Quiet but steady; No. 65c. Bar
ley-Buiet; No. 2 spring 6SGS53tc; white
54c. Provisions-lnactivs but steady.
Pork-Firmly held at - 50. Lard
Prime steam tic.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, March lS.-Coaee-
Quiet; Rio csrgoes, ordinary 10 prime
l4@l7tc, gold. Sugsr-Dull and nom-
inal; inferior TO good common 6iG46fc;
common to good common 6t@7c; yellow
clarified S(Ssic. Molssses-Active and
frm; common fermenting l6@lsc; fair.
not termenting, 20@22c. Rice-S,eady;
Louisiana ordinary to choice 6t@6ic.
OIL City
OIL CITY, March lS-.The market
opened very quiet, with sales at 81 57i;
advanced TO 81 69i; closing At 81 bst
bid. Shipments Yesterday 10 900 bar.
rels; transactions to day 81, 600 barrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

At little Rock, yesterday, Mary An
derson, aged 10, WAS istslly burned.
Coal oil.
In New York, Sunday night, the
French, German and Bohemian Socialists
celebrated the establishment of the Com.
mune in Paris. Red fsgs, badges and
roses were numerous. The late President
Theirs wss styled "a redhanded black
leg"
Stearns, Dars & Co, Wholesale gro
GERS, Chicago, who have been in financial
troubles Tor some time, fled petition in
bankruptcy to-day. Secured debt
$4,000 unsecured 100000, and other
liabilities, making total debt OF iel, l,OUG
assets, open accounts, stock, real estate,
&c $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
E.ayeS Delighted.

WASHINGTON, March lS.-Governor
Packard, Postmaster General Key and
several others, called on the President,
after the decision OF the Louisiana ou-
preme Court in regard to the case Of
General Anderson and other members OF
the Returning Board, was announced.
The President expressed his qualification
with the decision, and said that the entire
Union would applaud the action OF the
Supreme Court rs patriotic and In the
interest OF concilation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
Russians COuceEtratInE on AustrI'n
Frontier.
Revelation az Port au.Prince.

HAvASA, March ia telegram
from J.msics says that g revolution took
place a. Pur.su Prince during the ab-
sence OF the President. Tslis, a; the
hesd Of one thousand followers, a.
tackled the palace, srsensi and fort, and
succeeded in capturing the fort. The
navy remained faithful, and 10 lombard
ing the positions Of the reToldtionisJ.
PIrTsToS, Pa, March l8.-The Penn
sylysnlA Coal Company. emPIoyes have
been notified 20 resume Work 20 morrow,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
NOONSHiSERS.
sucse..ful Raid In south Carolina

New \ oRK, March lS.-A Columbia
dispatch says that the force Of thirty
men who started in pursuit of Redmond
and his gang Friday night, succeeded IN
capturing six, several OF whom were
concerned in the recent rescue ct nited
States prisoners from the Picsens county
isil. I Two OF the three men rescued by
Redmond hsye been recsptured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
Staamboaf Burned.

BATON RoueE, La March ls.-The J.
II. Hanna, from 0uschits City for New
Orleans, loaded with cotton, while lying
8, this wharf took Are outside near the
stesrn by the cotton ignIting. About
sixty bales OF cotton were thrown over
board. The FIRE Was eItinguished with
ont further damage.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, March 49, Cotton
Quiet a. l05@llc. Flour - Demand
moderate and prices urchang ged receipts
1900 barrels. Rye Flour-Stesdy at
50 OOG,3 30. Corn Meal Unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet; receipts 2jG,OO0 bushels;
No. northwestern 81 80; No. red
winter 81 SO; No. white 81 39Gl 49,
ungraded winter red western 81 BAN
35. Rye - Steady; wesIern 7lGg7Lc.
Bsrley-Stesdy; No. ! Canada SOC. Malt
unchanged. Comm good demand;
receipts $4,000 bushels; steam mixed b3
(d,54c; ungrsded western mixed 4sCa,
jO5c. O.ts-Less firm; receipts el,OOO
bushels western mixed 33tlG36c; white
western 37g42c. Hay and Hops Un.
changed. Cofee-UDchsnged. Sugar
Firm; fair TO good refining 7i@7!G
prime &c; refined siG2Ic. Mol.sses-
Quet and unchanged. Rec Unchsng.
ed. Petroleum-DuII;c crude tic; refined
llic. TAlIow and kosin-Unchanged.
Tarpentine-At 3ic. Eggs - Heavy;
western lie Mess Pork-Strong at
SO 25ldlO so Beef-Dull; western long
clear middles stronger at 6!c. Lard
Prime steam 81 4OCg7 50. Butter-Duil
and unchanged. Cneese - Unchanged
Whi.ky-Quiet at 81 CGi@l %.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March l5.-Plour -Noui.
nal ard unchanged. Whest-Aciive,
firm and higher 40. ! Chicago spring
III; No. 2 gilt edge 81 II regular;
SlO7i cGsh aud seller March 81 07i; seller
April 81 OS!; No. 3 81 O2. Corn-Ds-
mand far AID market higher a. 43c Cash
and seller Aprii; s2tc seller Msy; I!c
seller June. OIy-E.ier but not quo g.
bly lower ST 24ic csth snd seller April
27fCaz7ic seller MAJ. Rye-S.s.dy 81
5jc. B.rley-Firme' 81 4e(gA74c.
Pork-U nestled but generally loWer st
50 IS cast; 50 47jS9 20 teller April;
50 o2I seller May; 50 T7ICa9 10 seller
June. Lard-S.esdy and IN fair demand
$! s. 20 ca.h; s. zUlG,7 u. seller April;
81 25fg727! seller May. Bulk Aess-
Steady and firm; shoulder, S.c; ,hOri
rio SIC; short clear SIC. Wbisky-
Q1ie: AID unchanged.
CineinraiI.
UIscIsSLTI, March le.-Co.ton =
In good cenaud A. I0ic Flour Q1ie,
Dat 6rn; family 81 O0(a6 30. Wheat
STEADY: red 81 lOC9l Is. Corn-Pirn
( q. 4Oia4lc. Oa:s-Qule. oui FIRM .. 29(g
} slc. Rye-Duli q, G0Gs2; Barley
! He.vy; prime fsll 44!c. P0rk-Qsiei
.. SO OOCal0 rs. Lard-ln good de-
-. ,.,,,s,., -r,ka AZ I11. kstala n lf
( al IS. Balk Nean-In good demand
81 A. g 75a5 %. Bseon-QGie: and
arln g. 81 5Ola5 1906 %. Whhky-
/ Steady and in good demand ~ 81 W
Butisr-In good t0msnd for choice q
/ 25GZSc. Linssed 0il-Quist Ai 6795s
/ Pittsburgh.
PrrTsBUEsH, March IS Petroleum.
S.esdy; crude 81 "a. At Psrksr's; rehns'
Ilial1fc Tor Philadelphia delivery.
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Wfayerx' Strike.

LONDON, March l7.-Beiween FIVE and
SIX thousand Oldham vesyers are engsg.
ed in strike and lockout Numbers OF
operatives in other departments are kept
idle in consequence OF the stoppage Of the
work by the veavers. Great distress
preyails