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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-18

CmIcAGo, April 49, Since Monday
morning and up to this evening May
wheat had declined in this market about
four cents per bushel. Itopened Monday
at % cents, and sold down as lo%>as 50
cents. Tuesday it sold at SS cents, and
closed at SSl cents; while today the
opening quotation was 50 cents, selling
down to sS cents, and then closing at SSl
cents.
There does not apear to be any unusual
excitement among those who manipulate
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of a dis
astrous break, and no fears that the bot
tom will drop and let them all out-but
still the fact remains that the May market
has materially deprecated, and operators
deliveries and at the same time assuming
fresh obligations in the way OF increasing
storage charges. Then 1t is reported on
one hand that the Fisher firm, who assist
ed in manufacturing the deal for Jim
Keene; have been making enormous pur-
chases the past few days; but it can scarce
ly be believed that Keene has again en-
tered the field, for Just now he has about
all he cares to look after in the line OF
W heat.
Itis pretty generally known that Keene
bought, first and last, the past winter,
about 2,500,000 bushels Of wheat, No. 9
spring. That wheat cost him-reckoning
thenelevator charges for winter storage, to
deliver on May contracts, in addition to
the purchase price-fully ninety cents per
bushel, This does not take into consider
alton the insurance, interest upon the
money invested, and other items which
would run the maximum OF cost material
" above the figure here set forth.
From the 10th OF April the storage Is at
the rate OF one-half per cent per barrel for
every ten days the wheat remains in the
elevator, or q cent and half per month.
There are to-day in round numbers say Il
100000 bushels OF No. . spring wheat in
the Chicago elevators. This, amount is
held at an expenses OF $S5, 900 every ten
days to the owners. II Mr.. Keene owns
one.half the wheat OF Chicago, twill cost
him So, 900 per month to carry his grain
from this time until It Is withdrawn from
the elevators. How long Mr.. Keene or
any other man can stand such agame Is
but q question Of time.
Keene's wheat, beyond question, has
cost him from two and one.half to three
cents bushel more than le could realize
on it were he TO sell out, at our unhuctuat.
ing market on the basis Of to.day's closing
quotations; but he can't do this. The mo.
ment he or his agents go on Change and
Haunt the Vrnin into tho faces of the boys
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ExPIATING MS CRIME.
Awie Murderer Hung at Chambcrsbur

pgE-rf4f CI IN. Is t,r... HssTb-Hf5
CHkMBERsnuRd, Pa, Aprill7 n Hezekiah
schaffer, who murdered his wife February
2lst, 1878, was hanged in the jail yard to.
day. He was carried to the scalEold in a
blanket. Loss of blood consequent upon
his attempt at suicide on Monday rendered
him unable to walk. On the scaiEold he
was seated in an arm chair during the
process OF pinioning. He made no re.
sponse to the inquiry-if he had anything
40 nd Sa be re Eops was abused GsR affs a %a Sa Sl
asked Il he had any remarks 10 make. He
only shook his head, The Sheriff then
left the sCafFold, the trap was sprung and
the body dropped. After hanging about 20
minutes SchatIet was pronounced dead.
He protested his innocence within an hour
OF the execution IA. gs..fr ". e,.g.If III
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NEw YoRE, April .-Cotton-Qulct at
II 1S.1Gall 1916. Flour-Duli superGne
western and State IS 26a3 90; common 10 good
- GOaS 90; good to choice s. 05a4 SO; white
wheat extra 81 65a5 95; extra Ohio IS 7Oa5 OO
St Louis S S0a5 IS; Minnesota patent pro.
cess$5 50a7 70. Wheat-ln fair demand re.
lected 76c; No. 8 spring Ola02c; No. 2spring
81 q ungraded winter rcd 81 1Oa1 II; M, 5
do 81 on; No. 3$l lSa1 l31f; ungraded am.
Der 81 0S ha1 90: No. do 81 lOaI l0X: i'm.
graded white 95ca$1 10; No. 9 do 81 O8al osX:
No. do, sales 1900 bushels, at 81 OOXa
lo1: Rye-Firmer; western 57a59c. Bar.
ley Steady. Malt-Dull and unchanged.
Corn-Demand active; ungratled 43al5c: No. 3
at 42Ac; steamer 4S1{a4S9SC; No. 9 ut 44Nc:
No; !, 44Nc, steamer yellow 4s]lc. oa6-
Quiet; No. Sat Slcj do white SSl5a3ic; west
ern mixed SlaSl1Ic; white western al SJa
4Hc. Hay-steady at 4Oa45c Hons-Firm
and unchanged. Coffee and sugar-Somi.
nally unchanged. MolaSses -Stcady and in fair
demand. Mce-Quiet and firm. Petroleum
Dull; United at 77]1a7SNc; refined SJIc.
Whisky-Firmer at 81 OK bid, 81 OS asked.
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100000 FAILURE.
GENERAL FoREIGN NOTES.

Tho mr. po,,olotto ca,l,;., ~.
aius,d dne num- pernaaette souoltons, VINO
PtTIesseu = IasS sue saw tue virgin at Lourdes'
20 ueaI'
England has declined to accede to any
proposals Tor the extradition OF Russian
Nihilists.
Berlin newspapers allege that Russia has
demanded extradition Of certain Nihilists
from England.
It is rumorcd at st. Petersburg that Sa.
lovieff the would.be ASSASSIN OF the Car,
has confessed and names his accomplices,
A d;sn.tcb savS mo ponmnlion ,n;lit;a
,ora c=oncentrat;4S = az a. fcSt;mon ord % Hsr'
manti the occnnat;"n ~ wb;cL 10 cIa;moI
by liz Turks '''''N'' " " '''N' % s''''sN
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This is the only way in which the gap that
interyenes between the present depression
in the iron business and revival In trade
can be bridged over to tolerable
degree. For the rest we must be content
to wait until tho growth Of population
equals once more the unnatural growth Of
the iron business before the panic. Be.
fore that time comes many disappointed
and weary watchers will have fallen by the
way side, both among manufacturers and
employees, while many others las many
have lately done) will scatter into other
branches Of business notso badly overtlone,
or, better still, seek less precarious liv.
ing by tilling the cheap lands Of the West.
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Our Junior senator In the Role or JeE.
fefSon Brick.

BarnesVllie Enterprise.
The character OF jefferson Brick, in
."Chuzzlewit," is hardly overdrawn. West
Virginia has one Of them in the Senate.
Mr.. Hereford, OF that State, made a
speech Friday, on the Hoari resolution.
He soon cleared the floor Of the Senate,
and soon atterward the galleries, but he
tackled the short hand reporters and
other officials who couldn't get away, and
they had just TO sit and take It. The
following passage from his peroration will
give the reader specimen Of his style:
Mr.. President, l believe these sentiments,
and this attempt will find response and
an echo in every part OF this land. I
know it will find o universal response In
my own mountain home, where, In the
language OF one OF her most gifted sons,
her citizens are lulled ts-sleep at night by
the roar OF the Cataracts, and awakened
in the morning by the scream Of the eagle
as he takes his flight sunward." All Of
which the boy Of the period would call
taiFy,
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CINCINNATI, April 17.-Cotton-strong and
higher atllHc. Flour-Dull and unchanged,
Wheat-scarce and firm; red and white at
81 GOAL GO. Corn-In good demand at full
prices at 37aSSc. 0ats-Dull at 2oaS2c. Rye
Fairly active and a shade higher at 5Ga56I Iic.
Barley-Dull and lower to sell; No. 2 fall al
0Oc. Pork-Dull and nominal at $40 O0alO 25.
LArd-Firmer; current make IS 90. Bulk
Meats-Dull; shoulders at s. so; long clear
81 Loo cash and seller May; short clear 81 rs.
Baeon--Dull at 81 OOa5 l2I1a5 S7E. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Linseed 0ll-Steady
at Csc, Whisky-Steady aud firm at 81 C2.
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TIE ToRNAno.s TRAcK.
Great Dcstructioa Or Life and Propert,
In south Carolina.


CHARLESTON, April1T-Last evening a
violent storm occurred here which con-
tinued throughout the night. Accounts
from the interior show thatthe storm be.
gan with terrific tornado, which swept
through the lower portion Of the State,
causing great destruction 10 life and pro,
perty. In the village OF Waterloo moro
more than one hundred dwellings and ali
the churches were swept away. Three.
iourths Of the inhabitants are homeless,
fifteen persons were killed and many
wounded. At Oakley, o station on the
N. Z. Railroad, all the negro houses were
levelled and, one negro killed, besides
many hurt. Similar casualties are report
ed from various points in the track oil tile
tornado.
Among the killed at Waterloo were
Mrs. pr. 8. N ,SRIYers, her daughter and
Mr.. Philemon Sandets. ''S'' = VI
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A Note OrCorrectIou.
PORTSMOUTH,, O., ApriI l8

PORTSMOUTH, O., April IB.
Editor, 1ntslliEeneer.
There was a typographical error in
number 2 Of Wheeling in 1915, making
me to say H. NJ. Shriyer instead Of Shreye,
the builder Of the first steamboat at
Wheeling, find that there are descend
ants OF Mr.. Shreye in the vicinity oi
Wheeling, and l would be glad to have
you correct the error for their sake. Also
in my first paper it speaks OF his going to
Louisiana, not to Louisville. The fault
was in my penmanship, which is not so
good as 1t might be. Yours truly,
j i. WHARrnN. 80
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the discussion Of which the people hunger
and yet by resort TO parliamentary
modes the leaders Of both parties in this
House refuse TO discuss them or permit
Others TO do so.
APosTRorltR TO THE GLORIOUS REPUBLICAN
PARTY.
The Republican party has made q record
which will live so long rs man marks
great eras In history. UBetter fIity years
OF Europe than cycle Of Cathay;" bet.
ter for humanity twenty years Of such
strife and bloolshed as the Republican
party has guided than one hundred wears
Of European history. 1t has done more
Tor the advancement Of man. II has
opened more access to culture and more
mines TO working. II has obliterated
more Of prejudice, and rising generations
springing from the loins OF ex:slayes will
know only traditions OF the impulses OF
American freemen. He concluded as fol.
lows:
WANTS POLITICS ELIMINATED.
j, instead Of striving to promote the DO.
litical agitation on both sides, we will
turn to the condition OF the country and
study tho great lessons which France,
Italy, Germany and England expose to
our views, and strive to reanimate the In.
dustries OF our country 10 enable capital
70 be Invested in profitable pursuits to give
labor to tho people, then we shall be able
to reduce that debt, the existence OF
which (by offering better terms than
private enterprise canIelsewhere earn, Is
absorbing and placing IN the vaults OF the
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For enterprise and literally, commend
us TO the students OF the West Virginia
University. The two Literary Societies
appropriated $75 last Friday night in order
to secure the services OF Kramer's famous
for Commencement and Contest
Exercises. We are happy to be able to
announce that the orchestra has been se-
cured.-Journal Of Education, Moyantopn.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April l7.-Flour-stcaly and
unchanged. Wheat-Westem firm a6d nc.
tive; No. Pennsylvania red 81 II; No. .
! COX; May 81 1O5Sal Ii June 81 1os<ai III Il
Corn-Western firm; western mixed. snot
and April, 4211a42|c; May 4Sa4SIc; JiIne
4SISa4SAc; July 44a44I< steamer at Al IL.
Oats-Firm; western white S7a37I c: do mixed
Sla3lHc; Pennsylvania SOa32C, Rye-DulI
and unchanged. Hay-Hrm and unchanged.
Provisions-Dull, steady and unchanged. But.
ter-Steady; prime to choice western packed
lSa20ci roll l2al5C. Eggs-Strongcr and fairly
active at l2alSHc. Petrolcnm-Steady and
without change. CofIee-Ftrm; Rio carr(es
ordinary to choice l0alGc. Whisky-DUll and
nominal at 81 07al OK.
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JOHN CHINAMAN IN OREGON.
The Portland Board or Trade ThInl
His Room IL Better than His pr.

The Portland Board OF Trade Thinks
HIS Room is Better than His Pres
ence.
SAY FRANCISCO, April IA dispatch
from Portland, Oregon, says: The Port
land Board of Trade unanimously adopted
a long memorial addressed to President
Hayes, condemning in strong terms Chi
nese immigration to the State. Among
other things the memorial declares that
the Chinese seriously interfere with ali
free labor, as they are able to exist on a
pittance that does not suffice for the
merest support OF white laborers and fam.
lilies. That their crimes and pauperism
are continued source Of expense to the
State. They do not in any manner add to
the wealth OF the State by acquisition Of
real property, payment Of taxes, or de.
velopment Of any Of its resources That
every dollar they earn that is not abso.
lutely necessary for their support is sent
out Of the country, and that they have in
troduced diseases and crimes in our midst
entirely unknown prior to their advent
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CHICAGO, April 7.-Flour--Dull and nm.
changed. Wheat-Actiye, firm and higher.
No 2 Chicago spring S79&aSSc cash, soc NAV:
00Xc June; No. 8 do 7Gc; rejected al 62Iic'
Corn-ln good demand and prices a Shade
higher at SiAc May: 359GRS5 Nc June. Oats
In good demand and prices shade higher at
N%G cash; 2ona25%c May; 25Nc Juno. Rye
Fairly active and shade higher at $40 On
cash; $40 l21fasked, June; $lOi7XalO 20 July,
Lard-Fairly active and shade higher n
s. OK cash; IS OF 11Ia6 90 May; So 0Saj 07X
June. Bulk Meats-EaSier at S. t,Oa4 7OaI rs.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged at 81 OF.
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EAST LIBERTY, April l7.-CGrTLE-Rccelpt,
1928 head Of through and 10 head OF locnI
total for three days 952 head Of through md
AZ head Of local. Only one load was Ior ale
and that went at SIC, averaging /, ,2l7 pounds,
HooS-Reeelpts to-day l l,4S5 head; total for
three days S,6S5 head. Workers 81 5Oa3 20:
Philadelphias 81 lOa4 20. ''' w
sHEER-Receipts today 600 head; total for
three days 1,lOG head none scIliMgto-tlay and
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BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE jury of the
inquestin the Hinds-James shooting case
rendered the following verdict: "That
Isaac B. James came to his death from a
pistol shot wound fired by the hand Of D.
B. Kinds, aided and abetted by his brother,
Harry Kinds" Upon ntherendition OF the
verdict the Coroner committed TO Jail D.
b. Kinds as principal for the murder,
and Harry Kinds as accessory to the mur.
der, before the fact, to await the action
OF the grand Jury.
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Toledo,

ToLEDo, April l7.-wheat-Dull; amber
Michigan spot 81 05; May 81 O5N Offered |;
June 81 GGhi No. 2 red winter April 81 05
Offered May held at 81 05X; 81 O5H iii !:
June 81 08H; western amber 81 o.. Corn
Dull; high mixed held at SGI1c, SCc bid; No.
2at "a SOc bid; June SGxc; July 37Sc asked.
Ss1Nc offered; held at SGNc spot; 3594c bi,l
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III, Waldorf furnace at lronton, near
,..Sor % will soon erect additional coke
",,,.I, ,0'u, and probably kiIns for roasting its
".' While these and other improve
','n,. o,'n are being made the furnace will be
t'.%sIno p The furnace has been having
y ',a -oJera'c degree Of success since It's re,
'.,ni,,,ion. We observe that Mr.. Hutd
'..si"nin, portion OF hisiron to Cincin-
..S .%'' This lie is able to do by means Of
,,,Dp,ble concessions in freight.
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BELGIUM.
A NINE HORROR.

Brussels, April l7.-By the explosion
OF the fire damp in the Agrappeo coal pit,
near Mons, Belgium, the wood work OF
tho shaft fell in. There are 240 men in
the mines, and it is feared many have per-
A later dispatch says: There appears to
be scarcely any hope OF rescuipg the 24O
miners in the Agrappeo coal pit.
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our RUSSIAN Acquisition.
The slluntIon al HItl.n.

SAN FRASCtseo, April. l7.-A Victoria,
B. c., dispatch says: There is no news
from Alaska. Capt Brown Of the steam.
ship Alaska, reports the Indians quiet and
he does not Anticipate any TROUBLED 4 o
attributes the excitement TO scare. This
judgment Is challenged by residents Of
Sitka and tho Collector Of the Port, who
still profess 70 entertain great alarm.
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Taken From a Train and 1ynched.

BALTIMORE, April l7.-When the train
which left Washington with James Car.
rol, the negro accused Of outraging Mrs.
Thomas, at Licksville, Nd, reached
Washington Junction to-day, fifteen or
twenty masked men boarded It, and after
desperate struggle succeeded in over
powering the policemen. The prisoner
was dragged from the train and rope
thrown over his head, and he was pulled
across a field to the nearest tree and
hanged,
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PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, April lz-Flour Dull
Minnesota extra family good s. so; choice and
fancy 81 IS; Ohio fancy S. l0a5 5O Indiana
fancy s. 80: Minnesota patent process So 5Oa
800. Rye Flour-S2 76a9 s7k. Wheat-Ouiet:
No: ? western red, elevator, 81 12H. Rye
Quiet; western 56S5SC. Corn-Quiet; western
rejected 4Oha4l Nc; do steamer II xa49IEc:
western mixed 43c; white western 43c, Oats
Firm; mixed 3IaS2c: western white 32pSIc.
proytSions-Quiet and firm. Beef-Mess
$3.50. Pork-MeSs $40 60a10 75. Hams
Smoked Sha9Nc; picked 7AaSHc. Lard
York and Bradford county, Pennsylvania. OK.
ira 1Sa20c; western reserve cxtra 1GalSc. do
good to choice l2al5C Eggs-Dull; western
lla12c. Cheese-Stcady; western creamery
TAI 1Eci do good Ga8NC. PetrOleum-Noni.
inal; refined 0hc; crude SIC. Whisky
Western 81 05I<.
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A PICTURE OF CONTRASTS,

the people, are feeling the pressure OF
universal want and are asking for relief.
They find themselves passing year by wear.
month by month, day by day, from com.
tort and decent homes Ia, want and va.
grancy, and you cannot feed them fat on
such breathings OF cast winds as has been
INDUCED in in these halls during this $685.
sion. There is one filed with instruction
and difficulty and one which will
mark an epoch In tho history OF
mankind. Not alone do our peopIe
suffer, but the suffering is worldwide with
rare exceptions, which II studied would
be marvellously instructive, Look at the
condition, of the United States, Germany
and England-free trade. England, the
workshop OF the world, mistress Of the
sea-a nation whose ships do tho carrying
trade OF the world-where is she? Her
best statistiCans tell sthat from the demon-
itization OF silver alone she lost one Bill.
lion OF her accumulated capital in three
years, and she is losing now more rapidly
this year than in any Of them, Her fac
tories are closed. She looks to US and
other nations for her food. Turn from
her 10 Germany. In 1872 she seized the
most valuable provinces Of France and as
sessed France with the war debt, which
the world believed would bankrupt that
nation, and yet where Is Germany now
She adopted the British fetish and fell
down and worshipped 1t; she banished her
silver money; she established gold coin.
age;she opened her ports Of free trade,
and, II possible, her condition to-day d
worse than that Of England. Look to
France, stripped Of her most valuable
provinces, and doomed TO pay o war fine oi
a thousand million dollars. She Is pro.
eeeding to build up and cement a Repuh,
lic. She is,keepipg her people employed
She Is engaged IN the largest extension o!
public improvements that she has ever uri,
dertaken. She Is a model and an example
70 the world. Go from here 10 Italy, fia,
ton which does not talk Of gold but Is strug
Cling TO substitute for deprecated papel
currency silver coin, and you will find tha
the foreign trade Of Italy Is growing mort
Erapldly than any nation In the world
Here are grand and instructive result
Lying before you, Here arc questions fo
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Elliott Anxious to Row Courtney
Two Hundred and Forty Men In
prlsoned In an Exploded Bel.
gian Mine.
The Zulu Wharf.-The British Moving
to the Relief Of Col. Pearson.
THE ZULU WAR.
Plans Of the BrltIsh for Relieving Col.
Pearson.

CARE Town, April l, ria ST. VINCENT,
April 1.-THE plan for the relief of Col.
Pearson's command at Ekowe Is to force a
passage through the enemy's lines to
Ekowe with all possible rapidity, exchange
the garrison and provision the fort one
month and form another post, leaving it
supplied for q similar period. Perhaps a
third post will be established at Ingone
nver The relieving column takes the
coast road, where there is little brush and
moves under the guidance Of John Dunn,
formerly Cetewayos adviser. No tents are
70 be taken: Each night there will be
Dlvouac and the camp will be entrenched.
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NEw York, April l7.-Cotton goods remain
fairly active and very firm. Prints arc in
steady demand and firm, and in light supply
with agents. Wide prints arc IN fair reqtlesi,
Dress goods and ginghams are moving Il, iaIr
quantities. and prices are steady. Woolen
goods arc In light request. Foreign goods are
quiet In tirt hands, but jobbing fairly,
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yipaen's MaIority-A FlndIsh MeHisaH,
G4LyrsroS, April l7.-A N's special
says: Additional returns from the SKIN
District shows Upsens majority to be
about 1900. i,
3 The Naa' Eagle Pass special says; !, a 4
Mexican named Munos, iSst night, guy nls
wifes throat. His daughter, N atem!Puhns hHss
10 interfere, was alsoiniured. a neigne.tH,E
who tried to arrest Mdnos, was hewn WIZ
nh ax, dying shortly after. The murderer
escaped Mexico. n-f-i'a - r.
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RLIonIuMnrmn.,r.a

ST.. Louis, April l7,--Hogs-Demand active:
WORKERS and Balhmores IS 4OaS 90: smooth
heavy s. eoaS III rough do s l0a9 40; Phila.
delphias y 8OaS 90. Receipts G,00O head :
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MARRIEn.

Observation-Disclosures Thursday evening.
4priI iIh ls7S, az the residence Of The paStcr q
sisted BY Rev. John CrOi, Mr. FnGNH OptyIIt,atI
and Mis- sALtlE v. CRouaE, all q Wheeling, ". Va.
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Cincinnati HOG Market.

ctsClSsAFl April 17.-Hoos-Dull and
prices shade loweri common at g 75a3 IS;
nght y S0aS % packing s. 40aS G5; butchers
y go9S 70, Receipts 2,276 head shipments
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ENGLAND.
ANXIOUS TO Row COURTNEY.

LONDON, April l7.-Elliott, the rover,
says he will abide by any terms agreed to
BY Mayor Liddell, Of Pittsburgh, and
Courtney. He is anxious for a race with
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NOT ORDERED TO ADVANCE.

In the House Of Commons to-day the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer said that the
home Government had not ordered the
advance OF the troops in Aighanistan and
has no news OF such movements.