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aERRIA.


LONDON, April PA special from Bel.
grade reports that the Al6anians have oc.
cupied the heights OF Samakoff and the
redoubts erected by the Turks during the
late war, and have with them one and a
half battalions to successfully withstand
the attack OF three Servian divisions.
There has been three days Of severe fight
ing. The seryian attempts to dislodge the
A lbani4ns had been lnsueeesstul up to
Monday. Another serviaa division has
been ordered to the front, The seryian
loss Is 100 men. = r.
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AlIeghenY Cnttle.

East LIBERTY, April 22.-oArr1r-Receipts
to-day 22S head all for this market; NO
through stock. Trade slow, except to local
butchers no other buyers here, only two or
three loads being sold; shipping receipts
ranging from 81 25a6 80 for fair to extra, and
for common s. s0a4 90. -
Hods-Receipts 1855 head. Yorkers s. as
as 90; Philadelphia IS 7haI 90.
sHEER-Receipts $500 head; Clipped sS Goa
1 f0i wooled 81 26a5 so. About ali sold, One
load extra wooled, 127 pounds, sold at sir
cents Market Is about over for the week.
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PhIladeIphia Wool.

PHlL4DELPnIA, April 22-wool = I'm.
proved demand: Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 3laS5; extra
SlaS2c medium 36a37c; coarse q 11sa2Sc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western fine 2sa
sic; medium 35RSGc; coarse q 1Ifa2Sc; combing,
washed, Soai0c; unwashed 24a2Sc; Canada
combing SSaS6ci fine unwashed 20a22c; coarse
and medium nnwashed 20a2Sn.
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a NwellInE mac or Moe..

UprER FAILS, N. H., April 22.-owins
to a heavy rise in the Connecticut river
several hundred thousand feet Of lumber
was washed over the boom Of Blood Pond,
Loss between $4,000 and S75, 900 to the
owners, Fry ( Perry, Of Maine. 10 >
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Heavy Puff For West virginia judge,
The Weston Democrat has been favored
Ti,h communication from q correspon,
isntut tiantsyiIle that is q novelty in its
my. Its caption is "The model Judge
Conversation between two lawyers y
We presume thatthe conversation is pure
j imaginary, andthe dialogue the coinage
dthepeculiar person who got 1t up. As
showing how n Judge may beput before
he public in n very striking light we re
produce the communication for the special
sHfcatiOu and dClectation Of the judiciary
viheState. 1t reads as follows:
S-"AmOng the distinguished class oi
men constituting the Judiciary OF the
Stltr, can YOU name any that are recog.
ahedas models Of Judiciary excellenceg'
lI.-"Whhout drawing invidious dis
tnCtiOns, or placing an exaggerated esti-
nate upon the abilities OF the man, ] frank.
confess that the Hon. John Brannon,
fudge Of the Sixth Judicial District, comes
nearer my ideal OF what a Judge ought to
lethan any other man OF the State"
S-"What are the distinguished traits
characteristics OF Judge b. as an emf.
lent jurist?"
H-"Ilis knowledge of every depart
ncnt Oiaw, is deep md profound, and
hGcluaintancc with precedents, wide rs
&e nugc OF decisions"
S-"What is the bearing Of Judge B. on
hebuCh?'
H-"Ease, and dignity Of manner, and
teabSsnce OF abruptness, coarseness,
ald iacongYnity,"
S-"ShoulG judges consecrate them.
Eve exclusively to the dusty tones OF
lsntes, whose FreCedents perish with
heircove:ings along the pathway OF the
EltatiOns?'
;-"rhey should not. The rule o
conduct ever undergoing modification and
change in the progress OF civilization
should be carefully sought and proftably
Studied on the latest pages Of the oper
volume Of life
$.-"Why that habitual absence o
mind cvincCd by many judgesl which Il
gop1lNIy regarded rs IN indication o.
h1eI and iathOming tlought?"
h-"lt is but the listless reverie o.
mental eARul or reservation"
S-"DO strong active minds invigorated
g diversified thought, have such infrm'
H-"Thcy do not. 1t is the offspring
q vearineS and Npathy, Of diminished
powers, Of incipicnt intellectual retriever
son"
SIT it would be avoided by tht
Snch, what is MeCeSSary?h
H-"ThC functions Of the Judge, ant
Aeiacullies Of the man must be equally
iad6eyenly exercised"
$-"FFOm what does the soul draw IL
iaPratiOn?"
H,-"From the senses, which it refine.
iadelCyates."
&-"Io preserve mems sana in couporl
se what is neCesSary?"
= mere ms rule occurs -what2"
hS,M,",There is true greatness"
Where ii does n0t-what."
h-"rherc is chance result"
@amctaphysical effort this communi
aiton would take high rank in a schoo
'A'te'he made u speciality OF dialectic
ca the evolutionary processes Of the in
lHconsciOusness." Since the famous oil
SaIoGaes Of Critic and Phaedo, we have no
9 aa across anything quite so profound
ln' only trcNbleis that 1t gets slightly Oh
SR'e towards the cIose-runs into tn
ground asi, were, and drawa tho hole Il
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DRY Gnnha

NEw YoRE, April 22.-cotton goods con.
unpe in steady demand, and very tlrm. More
makes o. brown and bleached cottons are III.
yaneed by agents. Prints in steady request
and irm. Oriental fancy prints advanced to
sx cents GinghamS aud dress goods In mod
erate demand. OVercoatings and heavy fancy
caSSil'ereS more sought for by the clothing
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~. ,,e indebted to Hon. David Wage
=. 0s~n member oithc Ohio Senate from the
n't' s, 'ps,,s, senatorial district, for q copy OF
=. I..1,.., n.sconI annual report OF the Bureau
'lI q, .So, t,I Statistics, made to the general
o. l..a,SIy ,ay% Of Ohio for the::year IS7S." 1t
! 's'., very interesting aud instructive
. .,,,.. W., and We value i, highly. Ohio OK
IoIll1' sII the he west in this matter Of collect
3, s valuable sI statistics In fact there is no
W., Y '@ s,crpt Massachusetts, that seems to
,l,' sla \, s industries such attention as Ohio.
s., p,, ,eiehboring y, 4 tcrritoryis great empire
,ibin ilseli.
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PHrLADELPHA, April 22-Flour Firm;
Minnesota extra fair medium to choice $F25
a. 70; Indiana fancy s. 50; Ohio fancy % 2S.
Weak; No. western're red 81 I2E. Rye.
Western 67a6Sc. Corn-Dull; rejected 3S9Ia
Ale; steamer 42ka42Kc. OatsEMixed Sia
S219c; white western S3aS4Xc, Proyisions
Dull and unchanged. Lard---$8 l21k. Butter
Dull and unchanged. Eggs-Steady; western
l2c. Cheese Steady; western creamery IA
7Hc; do good 6l5a8Nc Petroleum-WeaE;
refined SIC. Whisky-In good demand
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Tar Superyisors are now selling ou
.o,Js ~. of Canton township. A gentle
~ Y, 'Si r6o have examined the subject, in
~ ,,ns M" tha, in sixty years the people o
Sssor S'a1 have paid $4,000 for roads, and ye'
y -Iyy,beyd drive through the mud as they
N T n the beginning.-lVd'hingO Pa.
AoTT. ,,..,., 4,
nts,pge the policy and build one good
s WI s,eh year. Counties and township.
n, Ji,.ipate their means over all the
l,rithin their limits each year may
i ,il to accomplish next thing to moth
i, few dollars on each road is virtual
II nm,t thrown away in very many in
s,oos Better far make from time tc
tr4 one arstclass road, and when 1t Il
pvie .zes, the property along Its line to
SeDaup, and then devote the general
,reape applicable to roads to making an
the, like it in some other part Of the
Uraty or township. Even the Roman
lnpie did not make her magnificent
mis in one year, nor in fifty. All such
apnvenentsare made slowly where they
r ulle permanent.
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Toledo,

ToLEDo, April 22.-Wheat-steady; amber
Michigan spot 81 09; May 81 0SIf offered;
June 81 05i No. 2 rcd winter April 81 OSIf;
May 81 OF; June 81 05. Corn-Steady; hieh
mixed spot S5Ac; juno, held ut S5Nc; June
S.i Shc Offered; ns No, 2 May S5Hc; June S8I<c;
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1tNu'-IT4V PCT pUUIIu.
Sal sAIT.PeF >, 6a barrel, Ohio river, 81 20; Pitts.
barrel, So so. -
SEEDS Timothy seed, 81 10 per bushel /;
clover, OCi Kentucky Blue Grass, perbusll.,
65a7Sci Orchard Grass 81 25a1 80,
TALLow-5AaGc for country,
ToHAcco-Navies, 65ae0c; 65a70c,
TuRStrs-Per bushel, S5c.
VINEoAR-Per barrel, IS 50a6 90.
WHEELING sroGIEs-Per 1000, $40 6Oa11 so.
WHITE LTNE-Per barrel, SOC,
WooL-Quoted ut SOC for choice washed,
and One-third OF for unwashed. Market dull.
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WASHINGTON.

GOING TO SEE ABOUT THE ALASKA TROUBLES
WASHINGTON, April 22.-Secretary Sher'
man has ordered the revenue steamer
Rash TO take on board sufficient supplies
for q FIVE months cruise, to leave San Fran.
cisco not later than May 18th, and proceed
to the waters Of Alaska for their purpose oi
enforcing the provisions Of the law, and
for the protection and interests Of the gov.
ernment on Zal Islands, on the sea, Otter
hunting grounds and Of Alaska generally.
CABINET DISCUSSES INDIAN AEFAlRs.
The Cabinet to-day discussed the Indian
troubles and seal fishing interests oI
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81 Louis HOG nrnri,s,.

81. LOUIS, April 22.-Hods-steady and
UNCHANGED, Receipts 5000 head; shipments
siIEEr--Quiet and unchanged; common 10
lair $S 0Oa3 IS good TO fancy 81 81 7Xa5 10. Re-
ceips 100 head; shipments 600 head.
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lkt GatelIfgttffr,
:. ), and ~ rourleenth street

s..,,rn,y was Tie first day Of good
Sp,snDI a'n.,iue that We have had in this
sH's' s'aa'',", li"co those few days Of solar
m1oa m,, ''a,I s'tly in March. We feel au'
'IHnil 1 ta''9 ~ announce that spring has
tho,,''o a., ,,nD % 10 stay. The season is fully
tnil! .,"s. so',', Into. The wheat, however,
ih''e .,,1, IE'T, looks well, and there is a good
F'e'DIi, y, nu,tiny in u large corn crop.
d tall,s NV. y, m "a lhislime is all right.
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Prices current for tie jobbing trad,
are as follows C69tes, fair 10 goot
Rio Of i2alSc, prime 16c, choice l6c. bes
roasted 16c, yellow Rio lsc, Java CSC. Syntps
common S0iS5c, prime 4OA45c; New ofleani
mOlasses, prime 86c, choice 40c. Sugars, 70
fined hard crushed 94c, granulated $40, pow
dered DC, A coffee SIC, B SIC, commercial
A sugar Sc, commercial Sc, yellow {
7Hc, golden Q 7c, common yellow 6Aa7c
6JSa7c.
GRAIS-Receipts OF oats and barley are large
and Of other grain quite meagre. Wheat Is
quiet with buyers disposed to hold back on
account OF the downward tendency OF the
western spring wheat markets. and the favor.
able reports concerning the winter wheat
crop We quote prime at 90a95c per buShel
for medium. Corn Is In fair supply; we quote
at S0a35c. Oats are coming In freely, butare
still in active demand and Arm; we quote n
25c. Rye continues quiet and unchanged at
40c.
HAY-The market is quiet but slightly
tlrmer. We quote; baled, % 0OalO 90; loose,
lots.
HoMiNY-Per barrel, $500,
HoSEY-perlb, 12IIal5c.
LENoSs-Per box, 1925.
MAPLE SYRuP-Per gallon, 81 10.
MIEcE MEAr-Per ID, 7a7I<c. ....
NAlLS-The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencing, 10 to 7Od 81 90, Sd
and Cd s. ., 6dand I'd 81 B5, 4dand Sd d$275,8d
s. 80, % 81 %. Barrel, Xinch SO 90, X inch
s. 90, Inch $3.50, IL<inCh IS 75l X inch sI so.
" inch y o., 4 Inch $275. Finishing, Inch
81 00, lNinch 90 90, TX inch $426. TX tc tx
inch 81 90 inch s. rs, ~ inch s. 40, 8 inch
and over 81 y. Casing and Box, 10d to sod,
$40, Sd . y, Cd s. %, I'd d 10, Sd $3.50. Fine
Blued, 4d $50, Sd 0o, ID 75. Lining, X
IN. $6o, In. $S 90. Tobacco hid, lOd 81 35,
I'd $2 q, Gland I'd $S 90. Clinch, all sizes$ IS.
Cut Spikes, all sizes $2 25. Boat Spikes, 81 IS.
Stating, 6d y %, I'd $500, Sd s. IS, ID $500.
OSIoHs-ThGFe Is light trade at firm prices.
We quote at 50 250a2 IS per barrel.
0RANGEs-Per case, $9OOl10OI
PARsNIPs-Per barrel, 81 rs.
PoTAToEs-Receipts continue liberal but the
tendency is tirmer. The stock ismainly con.
trolled by strong holders, ard as there Is fair
conSumpttye demand prices are maintained
at previous quotations. Weluote at 90ca$I 90
per busllel for peach blows, and 81 so per
barrel for sweets.
PouLrRY-DreSsed are scarce and firm, We
quote dressed chickens at sa10c per ID, and
live at S2 60a3 90 per dozen; turkeys 0al1c
per lb; geese, g. per lb; ducks, Sa10c per ID.
PRoyistoSs-There is continued fair busi.
ness, In sugar cured meats particularly, but
the tone OF the market Is weak in sympathy
with the reports from the sources OF supply.
a Eincinnau paper, in reporting that market
dull says however, that holders are not press
ing their stocks on sale; that the largest pack.
ers have withdrawn their product, refusing to
make any concessions in order to effect sales,
Following are the ruling jobbing rates:
Packages tor meats hold a. folIoWE Casks 900 lbs
Hall Casks 800 bi TerceS $50 lbs Barrels, $50 lbs
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ENGLAND.
PAROLES VICTORY.

LONDON, April 29.-T The American horse
Parole, won the city and suburban handi-
cap,
A good start was effected; Redotta took
the lead, followed by Censor, Parole, Elf
King, Knight OF Burghley, Attalus, Cra-
die and Belphoebe. When they fairly settl.
ed down, Censor drew away, followed by
Knight Of Burghley, EltKing, Parole and
Rcdotta, AS they came near the home
Ell King headed Knight Of Burghley, fol.
lowed by Censor, Parole, Redotta and
Cradle. Here Eli King, Censor and
Knight Of Burghley were beaten. Redotta
had a slight lead, but was at once Chal.
lenged by Parole, who won easily by a
length. Time-2:lG.
ORDERED TO LEAVE FOR INDIA.
A Captain, Lieutenant and one hundred
men OF tho Goth regiment have been order
ed TO be ready for immediate embarkation
for Natal at S:20 u. N. to-day.
PEDEsTRIASIsM.
In the six days walking match at Agri.
cultural Hall, the following is the score:
Brown, 1888; Hazael, 1872; Corkey, l74,
weston, l4S.
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STRAWBERRIES will be plenty within a
week or so. An uptown grocer has or.
dered supply, which he will receive to.
day, and expects to dispose Of ut the rate
Of thirty cents per box.
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By TELEGRAPH.



per cent; closing at 3a4. Prime mercantile
paper 4a5H per cent Sterling Exchange,
Bankers bills strong at 81 S6<, Sight Ex.
change on New York 81 SS.
Produce exports for the week, $5,505, 500.
GoyERHMENTs-Generally steady, Subsidi-
ary silver Aa1h discount.
United States q Of 1881, coupons
NeM
New Four and
MoW tous
Ien-Foftes Called Ia
SiFenSf
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally strong and
higher; Kansas Pacific incomes. No. II, rose
from per cent to 68; do No. l6 from 2 per
cent 70 6Si and San Francisco seconds, class A,
from per cent to so; Terre Haute and Wa.
bash participated in the upward movement.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
srocEs-The market to-day was quite
a9tive, but under the influence Of the selling
moYementin Southwestern shares and North.
western, speculation became weak in tone,
and with the exception Of partial recovery
during the afternoon, the prevailing tendency
was toward lower prices. The decline from
the hightst point ranged from 9S to s per
cent. the latter for Kansas Pacific, which, how.
ever, recovered towitllin v Of the best figures,
Hannibal 4 st. Joseph preferred advanced
from 81 to 43, bat fell off 10 Al. Northwest.
ern was very weak. common selling down
from elN to 69H. The general list recovered
ha2h percent from the lowt st point, but was
generally weak ut the close. Wabash was
strong throughout advancing from 259S
to 219G; Louisville & Nashville opened TX
higher. at 50, dropped to 62 and rallied to
5StS; Alton & Terre Hautc declined from OK
to 4 bid, and preferred from to II, The &C.
tive demand for ohios is based on increased
earnings, and the belief that The road will
soon be taken out Of the hands OF the receiver.
Transactions aggregated 2l1,00O shares, Of
which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
%, 900 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common,
5000 preferred, 5000 St. Paul, 1900 Lack.
awanna, 1000 New Jersey Central, $500 Mich.
igan Central, 5000 Union Pacific, $500 G. c.
900 Western Union. 5000 Kansas 4 Texas
10000 St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern,
5000 St, Louis & San Francisco, 5000 a. &
2. Telegraph and 5000 Alton 4 Terre Hau,e
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Potrolann, nrar,,.,

prrrsBuEeH, April 22-PETRoLEvn-o,ude
acaye W At 971fc at Parkers for shipment re.
delivery. A'S
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GHARLEs 3. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

. prepared to make careful and complete
sanAlyses Of Iron Ores, Lmestones, MInerSI
IASoHATolY, Con. 2l4HAsD oHA,1nn srs.,
tala WHEELING. W. VA.
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COSMETICS fill up the pores Of the skin,
and increase the trouble they cover up.
The Egyptian Pad keeps the pores open,
and cures the bad complexion.
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Perfectly Constitutional.

CoLuMpus, o., April GA press dis.
patch from this point last week by some
mistake stated that Attorney General Pill.
lars had declared the law authorizing the
appointment Of women as Notaries Public
Unconstitutional, while the fact is he gave
the opinion that the law was perfectly
constitutional.
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Cincinnati Hog Market.

cIscISSArI, April 22.-Hoos-Quiet: com.
mon g SoaS IS; light g 2Oa3 4S; packing
S0aS 60i butchers S. 6Oa9 as. Rfceip;s
l,lo6 head shipments 1893 head,
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Aooldout 10 Aus,,st n. neimont,

NEw YoRE, April 9s.-August Belmont
was, it's thought, fatally injured to-day
by being thrown from his carriage as he
was leaving Central Park, heavy road
wagon having come in collision with him.
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Iris yery ditlcuIt to keep our little one.
free from the disorders OF babyhood, ana
We advise all mothers TO keep Dr., Rplf'
Baby syrup handy in case OF taesd.
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The first Treasury warrant for the pay.
ment OF arrears Of pension was signed to.
day, and it is believed that back pensions
can be paid as rapidly as the accounts are
madeup, rat the rate Of million and la hall
amonth unless unexpected appropriations
should be made by Congress. After the
lst OF July the saving created by this pro-
cess, retunding and increased revenue will
tell favorably on finances. The annual
saving by reiunding is Sl3,60O,000, and
two years saving on the interest will go
towards paying these arrears Of pensions
without increasing the burden Of the
public debt.
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Tho King and Queen OF Holland enter
al Amsterdam yesterday amid great re-
Ioicinp, The city was decorated.
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MENSTRUAL disorders, and all womb dis.
Buy Ii.' Tryit You will never regret it.
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Sspring extra spring wheat has exceeded the
supply. The Visible supply shows redue.
ton ot 2,2O0, 900 bushels In three weeks while
The shipments to the United Kingdom were
$4,000 quarters. Business In Mark Lane Is
restricted. but prices have not perceptibly
varied. The sales Of English wheat last week
were a, 400 quarters at 4ls. 3D., against 1854
quarters at 6lS lid, for the corresponding
period q the previous year. The importsint0
the United Kingdom for the week ending
cWts, OF flour. 7
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Meeting OF the 81. CIaIrsvIIle Presbytery
\ Over at Bridgeport, Last Evening.

MeeuuE OIL Inc bts CIhiEbNuo EEeSDJbeEJ
h Over at bridgeport, Last Evening.
Agreeably to announcement the St.
CIairsville Presbytery met and was orga.
nized promptly in the Kirkwood Church,
last evening, at Z o'clock. Prayer by the
retiring Moderator, DR.. Dickson, Of Cadiz.
This Presbytery was originally part of
the steubenville Presbytery, from which
it was separated some forty yearge ago,
and now includes within its territory
Belmont, Noble and Harrison, south Of
the SmithReld road, Monroe and part Of
Guernsey counties.
In the absence OF the Stated Clerk, Rev.
Robert Armstrong, the roll was called by
Rev. G. W. Chalfaut, when the following
delegates answered to their names:
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410 TO s.. 600 INVESTED IN WALL.
WY STREET STOCKS makes fortunes every
hSSsa sent tree eIPlainIng Sseryhi1g Ad-
We, CO.. bahfsrs. u Wall Itrest, y.
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New York, April 22.-Arrived: Frisia,
Hamburg.
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CINCINNATI, April %. Cotton Inactive
and lower at Ike. Flour-Dull and un.
changed. Wheat-steady and in good de.
mand; red and amber 81 GOAL 05. Corn
Steady aud in fair demand at 37aS71<c cash;
size seller May. oats-Dcmand fair and
market firm at 28aSlc. Rye-Firmer at 6a6l1c.
Bariey-Dull and unchanged. Provisions-
DuIl, weak and lower; Pork-Dull and nom-
IS s5. Bulk Meats-Dnll at sS 40a4 IOa4 70
Bacon-Dull and prices shade lower al 35fa
4a5a5Hc. Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Lin.
seed Oil-Quiet at Csc. WhiSky-steady and
In tair demand at 81 OIL.
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HoNoRs TO DIx's MEMORY.
The following order was issued this al.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, April %.
The President in making public an
nouncement of the death OF Mai. Gen.
John A. Dix, which occurred during last
evening in New York City, desires to com.
mend to the attention Of the people of the
county the great public services through a
long and eventiuI life of this eminent citi.
zen, and the patriotic record OF his militia.
ry services, both in his early youth and
advanced age,
Appropriate honers will be paid to his
memory under the direction Of the War
Department and Of the Treasury Depart.
ment, Of which he was for an important
period the head, and it is recommended to
his fellow citizens to participate in a
general token Of respect to his worth us a
private citizen and to his eminent services
as Senator Of the United States, Minister
to France and Governor Of New York.
[Signed RuTHERFoRD B. HAYES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-23

BAIrtHoRr, April 22-Flour-Dull and
unchanged, Wheat-Western Arm: No. >
Pennsylvania red steady at 81 i2N; No. 9
western winter red, spot and April 81 09l<a
! 09h; May 81 09Sa1 10; June Il l0Ea
! lOx. Corn-Western a shade lower and In
fair demand at decline; western mixed,
spot and April 421fa429Sc; May 4231a42Ic:
June 4SA Aa4SsSc; July 4SJEa44c steamer 0(fc.
0ats-steady and easy; western white 34aS5c;
do mixed 33HaS4c; Pennsylvania 34aS5c.
Rye-Qulet at 6Sa00c. Hay-Actiye and
tirmer; prime to choice Pennsylvania $l3 OOa
10 90. ProvisionS-Dull and unchanged. But.
ter-steady and unchanged Eggs-Gnchang.
ed. Petrolenm-Steady; crude 73<asI<c; re.
lined 9hA9Bc: Cotee-Quiet ind unchanged.
WhiSky-Dull and nominally unchanged.