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Gke GntetLiaetllat.


rhstNo houses have passed two differ
,., rsoIutions extending the present scs
@ 'ioo, which expires next Friday) the
I 1Io,.e to the 18th proximO, and the Sep
a,o thp 10Th Itismore than likely thai
%o M lIonso will concur in the Senate't
amendment.
Tb,r were various reasons given why
,hs u,..ion should be extended. Senator
ysulon DEM urged an extension from Q
nomocralic stand point. lie said that the
,aonle would hold that party responsible
%r nc failure to put through the 'legislA'
ti.n that was expected aud promised this
session., aud therefore the Democratic
members had better look out how they
adjourn before meeting the expecta.
lion, OF the public. Senator Turner
IlJemocrat replied that tho party
l,l already sinncd away It's day Of grace,
and could not undo its shortcomings by
ualinytIe people tothe expense Of an ex-
tended session. lie was Of the opinion
that the club had already been furnished
Dy tie party to its opponents for beating
on, its brains in the next canvass, aud he
expected To witness disastrous results at
the polls. ".' 'lrir-'
We make 4 note of these declarations
ltoal those two distinguished Democrats,
in order that, when the proper time comes,
the responsibility for the shortcomings Of
the present legislature may be placed
where lproperly belongs. "a n
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BARNRsVH1I1E:
,lsgsnEwHa8

nSmS1S,.Ls J, ,s" ~, February 10
Ia.,-I - ~ y issIss' NV, ss uIlE
Local op1oh s lhe prlhclpal topic O
conversation at present. Resolutions ID
The form, Of q petition. which were oiren.
lated tbrouohnnt onr co,nm"n,tv sooa,Sad
a. SS go " n.e = stesSSygYe y
WlpvvStto Y lgpl9ateiEes' anq thave been tor
%arded TO Columbus.
The genial eountenance Of Charlie
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The Palaee car InSestisntion!G

CmcAoo, February lS.-Thc Committee
Of the State Legislature, which have been
for two laysIexamining the hooks of the
Pullman Palace Car Company, had Mr.
Geo. N, Pullman before them with view
Of asccrtaining whether It is advisable to
regulate tho rates in this State by legisla
ton, have concluded to recommend nc
legislation to be undertaken, since the
present receipts yield but per cent on
the capital invested by The company. They
will report acCordingly. - n. m
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
HoAg RUIZ VICTORY,


LoSboN, February 1S.-The majority
yesterday for the home rule candidate, al
the election for member OF Parliament, IN
thecoanty OF Cork, was largerthan the mos
sanguine persons anticipated, The cleo
ton was fought on questions Of homie rule
and fxity oitenUre alone. Col. Cathhrst
q successful candidate, advocated both
propositions. 40
PARTY COMBINATIONS IN GERMAN RRIcHsTAG
The Daily Teiyraph's Berlin correspond.
ent says that the result OF the debate on
the proposition to arrest and prosecute
Deputy Fltx Scheon, dg a Charge Of sio-
latihg tile Socialist law, VIM toreshadow
tho fate Of the disciplinary bill. In Par
lialnentary circles there seems to be little
doubt that the bill will be rejected by o
considerable majority. For the first time
the National Liberals and Progressionists
arc united. Sill the previous wayar-
ing policy Of tho National Liberals
must not be forgotten, and Il Is quite pos
sIbles, that "a slaShihg speech by Prince
Bismarck would dissolve the alliance.
AsrATEsMAN WHO SEES TUE DANCER.
,.IteSPoX, February. ls-Tn the House Of
Commons Sir George Campbell, member
for kirkcaldy district, will move on Tues.
day next that the summary prohibition OF
the importation Of cattle FROM the United
States 3 calculated ID destroy ati import-
ant trade and to deprive England OF the
adyantage'of clleapmeatHaaI i"'
srEEL FOUNDERS STRIKE ENDED. -.
The strike Of iron and steel founders at
Sheffield has terminated by the men aC.
cepting reduction in wages. =
''''' "7 RotGA ON TnR STOCK.
The steamship Sorrento, which arrived
at Hull from New York, lost 81 head of cat
tie and 1903 head Of sheep dh tho passage.
no IRISH IN THEIRS.
LONDON, February 1s.-In the Houseo
Commons, Lord Northcote said: 1.-THE
Government has decided not to deal with
the Irish University question" !,
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AIarInSdS Il i6e Press1Ts

, sASFeAN&sco, Febraasy lS.=The news
Of the efforts >beihg made blythe eastern
press, clergy, and others, to induce the
President to veto the anti, Chinese bill has
created much gnesihess here, Dand has
called tofth from the press strong and
unanimous protest on all sides. Publicly
and privately expression is given TO gen.
eral sentiment that ytheyetoI Of Jthisibill
would be nothing less Than cal6mny.on
California and the Pacific coast. Party
distinctions are disregarded, and there &
an earnest desire that Congress may moi
be negatiyed by the President -
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CoLuMnus, February ls-1n the case Of
the Attorney General vs.. Samuel Court
right and Others, wherein the right Of per
sons TO hold Office asJudgcs, of the four
sub.dtStsions was involved; was cohsid!
cred. There wasno concurrence of ma
lority Of the Court to-day in any particu-
lar ground, but a majority concurred in
holding that there must he a Judgment
sustaining tho title Of Judges to their
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A Plena In Human Form.

IctSclS.S1l'Tiili,. ri February iS.ITRis alter
noon . man enticed Hattie Halberg, q
Ghilaot sig years, FROM Il Clinton street
sahool with promise Of candy; carried
bef Into Mil 'Grpek Bottom, 4nd after hor;
rib,y oltraginR her lott her uleIe. Ths
dend has not yet been captured,
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oaIGAao, February Is. The Droyen' journal
Hoos- Receipts 1900 head shipments
5000 head. Choice heavy a shade stronger at
$ SOa4 Is; light easy at S 7OaS IS; linked
packing s. 55a4 25, 'sf" n
CArrLE-Receipts 1000 head shipments
SO head. Shipping steady aud ndunchanged at
s. l5a5 TO-; butchers quiet and weak; COWS
g soaS 20; bnlls$2 0oaS 25 feeders and stock.
crs s. 76a+ 90. 53 r,.3 .l,5|[5F, II ~ n.
saEEP-R Receipts 8,l0O head !; shipments
go head, Heavy run, Market easier at s. 70
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YIRa RECoRD.
BUSINESS Blocr BURNED.

r
ciSciSSATG, February The bnslness
block on Second and Point streets, Chilli
Cothe, Ohio, owned by MADEIRA { Spit.
nagel, burned this morning, Gould 4
Kelly, stationers, occupied the lower floor.
Total loss $4,000. alrl ioal3 1iDGl
ii 10000 EIRE. vi.4Sa
NRwBuRe, s. e., February 1s.-A FIRE
here last night destroyed one block ofbds-
iness houses and damaged flye other
blocks. Loss $4,000. / 2'T''
n. ,.l HOTEL BURNED, ,1.,
EyASsytlLE, IND., February 1S.-A Gre
In the st, George Hotel this morning at
1870 destroyed q portion Of the rear part
Of the building. Loss 81, 900. No lives
were lost. One servant was badly injured
by falling from the third floor. y.1l
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I ,kl,IIsslssIppi shooiIng Match.

NIcksBtRFF February 'IS.-A ulIhcNIIy
occurred yesterday at Johnsonville be-
tween Col. Holman, DIR. lowry, DR.. Walk
er aud Mr.. Arnold. The fight began by
Holman shooting Lowry. Arnold shot
Holman, wspndlng, him, them shot aud
killed walker, and was himself In turn
shot BY Holman, Arnold and Lowry have
since died, aud Holman been arrested.
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nnhden nenth oran Ea. Arnly OllIeer.

C6LuaRvG, Ga, February 1s.=R u
Chiffon, Adjutant General Of Gen. lee,
sandsineetfe war President d The eoluR'
bus Manufacturing Co., fell dead at hls
desk to-day, age over 90. He was gradl'
.sted at West Point from Virginia; pFomot-
ed Major In the Mexican war, and vas
paymaster In Texas before the war;
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ID dressed; geese. o. per lb dressed; ducks, 8.
10c per lb dressed.
Rkds-iNc per pound.
sEEps- Timothy seed, 81 50 per btishel
clover 4 Goat 20 Kentucky Blue GEasi, pei
bnEgh 81 10. 9l
T4Ltow-5StaGC for country,
TohAcoo-NayiGs, 6SaOOc; BSaI0c.
TuRSfS-Per buslel, 40c. 1g
y1NEoAn-Pcr barrel, s. 60a0 90. ...
Woolr-.Quoted at SOC for choice washed,
and one-t third OFF for unwaShed. Market dull.
WHEELtSo sfosIE- Per 1000. so 5Oall 80,
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DrY Goolls,

,NIw YoRK, February ls.-Cotton goods
market continues fairly active, and 50 many
lea Ting fabrics are In nleagre supply that
prices are very fair. CheviOts in fair request,
but eottonades arc in irregular demand
Prints are moving slowly, but prices are fairly
steady. Cotton dress goods more active
Mems woolens In light demand, but agents are
making fair deliveries oflight wear cassimeres
aud chcvlots Foreign goods sluggish.
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AE41
FRANCE
TYPIIUs FEVER.

PANS, February ls,-sixteen soldiers in
the barracks near the military school died
OF typlius fever within ten days. T., -.
AFTER THEIR ray.
The official residences OF the President
OF Council and the. Minister ,of Finance
lave been surrounded to-day BY lisbanded
officers demanding arrears 81 pay.
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:. Nilnlotel rrunk LI,,o lllIn,,..

ANEW Sss I'ES, February lS.-Rumors Of an
'a,Ss IN as =, N'tNee" the great trunk lines, as
P,sisSes snoos al q Yesterdays deal In Union
dsriSo,5a ate rNrreat. Jay Gould, however,
dsSt dys Tslf9 . speak on the subject. Presi.
en- Rail- I' N" Chicago and Northwest.
A'''0aa Company, Is here.
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OH CRY, February iS.-aiarket opened
dull, with sales at 09Nc; declined 10 81 t1c, Al
which price 1t closed. Shipments $4,000 bar,
rels, averaging 2l,00O. Transactions $4,000
barrels, 1fifs' i1E @ -
PITTSBURGH, February lS.-PErnoLRun :
Dull crude 81 ls1S Of Parker's for immediate
shipment refined exc for Philadelphia deliy'
. I1osPoS, February Il. .4prraOLEtura- Refined
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East LIBERTY, February ls-cAz7Ir-Ra.
sSeipss to-day 2ss head Of through and 26I
head Of local. Supply light and little doing.
Selling at shilling 10 q quarter of from last
week, 755 .
Hoos-R Receipts to-day 1855 head. Yorkers
81 90a4 OOi PhiladelphiGs y s0a4 80.
saEEr-Receipts 1900 head, Market fair
at IS 76a6 % for common to extra, ~
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GERMANY.


DeRli&, February ls.-The National
,l<tiung says that the Customs Tariff Com.
tnittce have decidetlto propose an import
duty Of 10 marks per cwt. on hops, but TO
admit wpql and cotton frec.i iltJti ~
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, February is.-Wheat-Dull; am.
her Michigan spot 90 VI; !; No. 2red winter spot
99tc; s 1.o0x April; 81 OK May; western
amber ] 02lS Corn Dull: No. 2 selleF
March 3SHci April SIC May SsKc. Oats
Steady March 26&c, ma ,.as
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ST. LOUIS, February 1s.-Hoos- Demand
active for all grades except for packing roigh
4oaS 90 9orkera and Baltimores 81 70a3 30;
packing s. 20a3 80; butchers TO fancy heavy
o9At q. Receipts 2,600 head; shipments
|, 800 bead. y ~
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NEw ORLEANS, February ls-susar-D1ll;
inferior to good common Z lfa5c; common 70
good common 5>sa69Sc; yellow clarified 6)<a
lhe, Molasses-Firm common 19a2lc: fair
sSasoei tcrmenting lsa2Gc; cistern bottom d
aS7e. Mce.Steady; Louisiana ordinary to
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NEw YoRx, February ls.-cotton Easy
At 7sSa79tc. Flour-Aetlve aud q shade lliph,
er; snpertine western and State o 4AsS % !.
eommG1 Ia good o eQ9S 90 good 10 choice
a5at IS while wheat extra 81 6sa5 2S extEa
Ohio 81 15a5 00i 81. I0niS s. S6a5 rs; Mime
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h0YI.r Cl.AMoRs Fon RErRENcmMrNr
TURKEY.

,CoYsEASrYQpLEs Feb ls.-Measures
are being taken to occupy Territory
evacuated by Russians. Orders have
been .IgiVenI forh several Battalions OF
Turkish troops to advance in the direction
OF Adrianople. The Russian army train
was to begin moving from Adrianople
''ySs'sa1 ''!ySs'sa1 f9FEsa,sS1 sl4ia gslR'ss 1lay aAt esiR
CoSsrANTINoPLE, February lS.-The
Minister Of Finance, announcing the new
Turkish Joan concluded; declares that it
VIII be in great part devoted to buying
up paper currency at p per cent Of its
n'4'.Pp} REfIsSa..2aA .!;3sa.., H0QN0.
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RUSSIA.
NJ osrRIrEs IN rnR corroN Mf,.ls

ST.. PgrERsHURq, February lS,==A, strike
has pSe6Ffei ID 'tYo large cottbti mills here
fof fntfeascd pay, dimininu.ion q the
hours OF labor and the dismissal OF an
English foreman. It is believed that the
movement will spread. MiMn.La ~
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EHpoialed iieeeIyer. q

PuItApRtRHiA, February ls.-Judge No.
Eennsa, o. Tie United States Circuit
Court, appointed Oliver Ames, Of AIassa.
Tchusetts, receiver Of a $1,000, 900 note in
litigation in Boston, given by the Union
Pacific Rilpoad company,to The Credit
Mobilief.s -
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RAILROAD Boxps STRONG

9lA4k DoNBu-7Dulls aH .
srocEs-The market today was active will,
an upward tendency. In tile early deal.
ings there was fractional decline,
but the tone Uf speculation soon chang.
ed TO firmness, aud an advance OF NaSN
pei, cent from the lowest was established and
maintained to the close Union Pacific was
quite active, opening at 7SIf declining to
a and selling up TO so, the closing prica This
advance issttrihutel to the expected infusion
Of new blood In tho boa,d Of directors, and
increased earnings. New York Central and
Rock Island were also strong the former ad.
yanctng from IlSN to 100, and the latter from
l33A to 1885,. The most active stocks were
Erie, Northwestern, Lake Shore, Iackawanna,
81 Paul, and Western Union, the latter ad.
vRncing from lotto l04X. a revival Of re.
ports Of the distribution ofsurplus stock con-
tributed to the rise IN WesternLnion. Market
closed strong al nearly the highest Of the day,
The transactions aggregated 1000 shares,
OF which 2,l00 were New York Central
~. 600 Erie, q 900 Lake Shore, 1900 Wabash.
1900 Northwestern common, q, ,0O0 preferred.
$500 Rock Island, 0,S00 st, Paul common
$500 preferred, 500 Pittsburgh, 1900 Lack,
awanna, 1900 N. Jersey Central, 1900 Della
ware 4 Hudson, 2,700 Morris & Essex, is 900
Union Pacific, 9,l00 Hannibal st, Jos, 6'I00
Ohio and Mississippi, 1900 Western Union,
$500 Pacific Mail, 1000 Kansas Pacific and
|, 900 Michigan Central,
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Cineinnnli IToo, y1n,,I.,

CINCINNATI, February la-Hoss-steady
and tlrmi common IS 00aS 60; light IS Ga
= s9 packing g 9Oa4 IS; butchers Sl l6a
4 0. Receipts s76 shipments 400. b
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRk, February ls.-MoSEY-Market
active at, 2Ifa7 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 3I<A5 per cent. Sterling Exchange
Bankers hills very dull at s. sG, Sight FL.
change OH New York 81 8SA,
GoYERNfrNTR-Eiun
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Sogr4A ANProS, February ls.-Arriyed: /:
Atosels troiA New York:
I9SpeS, February ls.-Arriyed: Cana,
aa, from New Work,
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EGYPT.
An EGYPTIAN NOR.

CAIRo. February 1s.-The crowd which
gathered heforel the, Ministry Of Finanee
to-day Was c6inpose,l III some four hundred
disbanded officers, who clamored angrily
for arrears Of pay, Nubar Pasha, Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, shhd' Rivers Wilson,
Minister Of Finance, were ihsultel by the
mob q, they were leaving the Ministry.
The latter,s coat was torn. Thirty rioters
entered tie building but were expelled on
the arrival OF the Khedive and Foreign
Consnl9. The rioters then invested the
Ministry. THE Kheaive lafangned the
crowd and made three futile attempts to
depart in carriage but was himself in.
suited. In the meanwhile his body guqrd
arrived, fired on and dispersed the rioters.
Several arrests were made. Nhbaf Pstsha
was shot in, the hand. His coachman and
the khedive's master OF ceremonies were
also woundedps % uE EifR Z
kGSrr clAMoRs ron RETREScMNEXr.
ALEXANDRIA, February lS.-The Egyp.
tian budget proposes that the army be re.
duced to ten thousand men, and that the
remainder, including two thousand OlIi-
GERS, lie disbanded.
- j. 80. "a *
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1s.-Flour- Frimer; |;
Minnesota ex tra family s. SD as 90 ;0hIo 4 Cd
% % winter wheat patent 8 60a7 Is; spring
wheat patent Q 5oa7, 70, Wh0at q UnSettled;
Pehnsyl lyaniA red on track 81 0s; do amber on
track 0SIE; No. = western red, In elevator,
Good demand; rejected western, itraSi, 42
a42lie; do steamer, 4aA4Sj Nc; steamer, eleyA-
tor 421lc; sail, mixed and yellow western
track. 449Sa44}<c. OAtS-Aetlye and d shade
higher; white western 29ISAS2 14c. Provisions
Demand fair and market frnl. Beef-Mess
at l2,falSc. Pork-Extra mes SO 76all 90;
prime $40 00al0 Is. Hams Smoked SaSj jS6;
picked I31asbtc. Western. tietcee eI 90
Bradford county, Pa, extra 2o42ic; Western
Reserve l0al6c Eggs Dull and lower; west.
en lsc. Cheese-steady western SIC. Pc
troleum-Quiet; refined 91sc; crude JjSas33iic e.
Whisky-steady; western 81 o..
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The market has been fairly active through.
ont, though scarcely as much 50 as II was last
week, but prices are quoted generally NaJ1c
lower than they were last week, the former
on the tops, Of which there were rather more
offered than last week, and &c In some few
cases, on the common grades There was i
larger number Of the Chicago cattle among
the offerings than there was last week, Quota:
tons 2l<a6Nc, and but few land those were
bullsIat the former figure. '5f5 .
MICH COws-The supply Is more than
equal TO the demand, which Is very slow We
quote ut $lSa40. -
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Bal1nlore.

BALTIMORE, February s-Flour- Strong
aud active. WheAt-No. q pennsylVania
red u 10; western winter red, spot and
February, 81 09k; March 4 Il l0K +;
April 81 l0Aal IL Corn-+Western Arm
western mixed, spot and February, 44Ka
Axe; March 44is; April 4bltal6j jfc; May
46net steamer Axe. 0ats-Steady, more
active and unchanged. Rye Quiet, steady
and unchanged. Hay-Qufet and unchanged.
At s. 75a10 50. BulkMeatslL shoulders.
clear nib sides and packed Unclaimed. Bacon
Shoulders Axe; old So ;liew clear rib sides
5Na6Ac. Hams-At sa<a93c. Lard-Re.
fined IN tierces 81 25a7 80, ,Butter-E Easier;
prime to choice western packed and roll I'm.
changed. Eggs-Qutet at 18al7c.. Petroleum
Sill dull; crude SIC; refined unchanged,
Coffee Quiet Rio cargoeS, prime to choice
unchanged. Whisky-Dull and unchanged.
To- HT i u "a"
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noTEL BURNED,
0hitnnrr,

NRw YoRE, February ls.-Peter Moller,
an old sugar dealer, died this morning.
1f.rH llt l-.-----S--,D-!---l! -! - !---.-4-.fi ~ lV
For additional zt'eg'upa =, Sc I FS'trsh Pags.
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Por&rnEs-Continu- In very limited sup.
ply and firm on prime qualities The de.
mand Is not very large and business Is cohtin.
ed 70 a lo6hing trade from store at tla adj,
81 SO pep barrel.
PRoysIoSs-!rha IoLblny trade here Is
strong with a aFnI feeling on nrioaS, and an
advance on th0quotAtionS Of last week. Fol.
lowing are the current l0bblng rates; ,,
p4ckages ior meats hold As follows CiSks, 900 lbs,
Halt C!ska 500 lb Tcnes 80 lbt; RIrrCls, $50 ibs;
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Cllinnnn

cHrc3eo, February lS.-Flour-Quiet but
hrm. Wheat-Demanh iaIrahd prices higher;
No: 2 red winter g6a96c; No. q Chicago pqc
cash; 92sSc March; 93Tr April No. 3 40
772ta7sc; rejected CSC. Corn--D Demand tair
and market firm at $50 casE; SSSSI "a March;
9S1sa3SsSc April; 37sSa37s4c Nay. Oats
Quiet and weak at .22c cash; 22tsc Ndfch; /;
21Hc April; 25c May; rejected i9c. Rye
In good demand and pfices shade hlehef
OF 4ec: Barley-Dull at 7Sc. Flax Seed LIN
pure sowing 81 26al %. Pork Fairly acliSS
and aShade higher at 50 86a9 70 cash; 1910
March; % IS April; $40 90 May, LArd-Un-
settled but generally lower, closing stronger
at $6 85 cash; 50 GSae 87jS March;
% 70a6 72l< April 1885 May, Bulk Meats
Dull and prices shade lower ut $8 65aS 76a
500. Dressed Hogs-stcGdy with fair de-
mand at$i 40at60, WhiSkylQuiet at 81 Of.
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RENARGs on BEEv cArrLE,

Tie arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted to l,9e2 head, against Leo last
of last year and thc sales during lie
week amounted to 1880 head, against /, $50
last week, and 1880 head the corresponding
week Of last year, aud were as follows: ~
To1saltmOte Sfs
To ceuntTy dealers ......,....,.. d
70 EASTERN ..... Il
To Warrington city I6l
+'' IF"
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Arrivals this week ,,,. -. ~ Qei
Arrivals Last week
Arrivals one yelr 66iS
The supply this week has been lair, though
not quite up 70 the numbers Of last week, but
generally a little better In quality than they
were then. Semarket In nearlyall the pens
has been fairly active at an advance general $
Of Nc. The receipts to Saturday morning
were S,9O7 head, and since then $3.50. Quo.
tatiQns 5bfa6jSc, and few choice at &C.; very
rough sows and stags selling at 6J{c.
l.H TIE BuEEp NARKEr. fs
Arrivals this week 2,.7I
aETts last ...,......,. %,
Arrivals one year ago. .......,....,. ,lOl
The market has been trihe more active
than II was last week, and shade higher,
There has been hnt little outside demand, and
that was by Washington butchers, tho butch,
ers here only buying us they needed. The
quality was generally Of little better average
than last week. We quote common tOifair
sheep ut 4aIs4c; fair 70 good 4s+a5I4c and.extra
6Hc gr0s4, Lambs 41la5II4c gross.
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Tho census bill was takcn UP anl dis
cussed but no conclusion reaGne,l when
the House ssadioHfqnssd,Y a e0J iiaEi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-19
Connecticut Stands Aghast at .the
Anti-Chinese Bin. v5.r
Californlans Fear the Influence Of THE
VI sc;lerricals y : 2 y J, On the y President a

CONGRESS. ,
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Sc THE GOODS


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-19

PouLTaY- lin light supply ut steady prices.
wequote chickens, live, % 0Oa2 Is per dozen,
sRd dressed 'asc Per III turkeys sel9s PeF