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GovERNMExrs-Weak except for 4 KS and 4s.
RAILROAD BoXDs-Weak.
STATE BnNDa-Dnll.

SToCKs-The market to-day was extremely
active and excited and transactions even
larger than yesterday. At the opening Cana
da Southern advanced 2N per cent, and the
remainder OF the list was lal per cent high
er than last nights closing quotations. This
buOyancy was taken advantage OF by the
bulls to realize, and under enormous sales
prices yielded readily to the extent OF 11ffa5L
per cent. After midday there was recovery
Of ka2N per cent, but towards the close
weakness again set in and there was a decline
Of ha7A per cent from the highest point Of
the day, the latter for Canada Southern, which,
however, after selling down from 6S< to 81,
recovered To 6H. st, Paul common declined
per cent, Delaware, I!lckawanna Il Western
'6H, New Jersey Central 4A, Morris Il Essex
Az, Northwestern preferred ~, ST. Paul pre-
ferred and Northwestern common AZ, Della
ware & Hudson ~, Wabash 3N, Lake Shore
3k, Michigan Central Y, and Erie preferred
8. In some cases there wasa trihing recovery
at the Close. The decline began by heavy AalGs
of Lake Shore by parties thought to be In The
Vanderbilt interest and who, It Is said, fear
some hostile legislation. The downward
movement soon extended 10 the entire list,
and under belief thatthe members OF the
bull pools were selling out, everybody was
anxious TO realize,
Transactions aggregated 4G5,0OO shares, Of
which 1900 were Eric common, 5000 pre-.
GeTFsd, 5000 Lake Shore, $4,000 Wabash,
SO, 900 Northwestern common, 40 100 0preferred,
10000 preferred, 6tOO0 LAckawanna, 1900
New jersey Central, $500 Delaware 4 Hud.
son, 1900 Norris & Essex, 10000 MIOhlaan
Central, 1900 Illinois CeRttsI, 1000 Union
Pacific, 1900 G. @, O. & t., 100 ST. Joe,
q 400 Ohio 1900 Western Union Rn0 Pa,
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TELEGRAPH1C DROPS.

Cardinal Antonucci died yesterday at
Ancona, Italy.
Stanley is announced for another Airi-
can expedition.
Fresh outbreaks Of rinderpest are re.
ported in Prussia.
The German Parliament is summoned
to meet February IL.
There is a serious famine in Upper
Egypt. Relief has been sent.
The San Francisco mint closed yesterday
inrespect to the memory Of Linderman.
At Rome rigorous inspection and dis
infection OF vessels from South Russian
ports is ordered.
Thomas Gray, Of the firm Of Gray { Co.,
Of Boston, Mass, cotton dealers, died yes.
terday In his Office.
In the French Senate yesterday Victor
Hugo presented proposition for full
amnesty to communists.
The National Bank Of Commerce, at
Boston, reduced It's capital stock from two
TO one and one.half millions
Owing 10 the plague, the fair Of Sim.
hirsk, Russia, may not be held. Usually
about Ave millions roubles change hands,
The Gilzais continue their hostillties
against Yakoab Khan, who has no au.
thority outside Of Cabul. Desertions Of his
troops continue.
It Is asserted that at yesterdays meet
ing OF the French Cabinet President Mac
Aiahon declared he would not yield with re.
gard to the military commands; he would
rather resign.
]. D. MeLead, colored, has been ap.
pointed Government stoFeTkeeper at ooy-
ington, Ky., being tho tirst man Of bis race
ever receiving an appointment Of the
kind in the State.
Considerable alarm was caused In Mos
COW, Russia, by the arrival there from the
plague district OF recruits for the Impe rial
Glard. They were isolated, disinlected
and their clothing burned. = y
Tho Supreme Court Of Indiana has de,
MED the motion Of WIN. E. Merrick, the
wife murderer. The case Of Achey Is yei
with the Governor. The probabilities are
that both men will be hanged tomorrow,
At New York, Annie Bartell, who Is tc
walk 5000 quarter miles In 1000 quarter
hours; Belden, :, 900 hall mflesin as many
consecutive twenty minutes, and Vanness
1000 half miles In the same number o
lhalfhours, continue their tramp,
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River News.

River 10 feet and rising. Weather warm
and cloudy. .
The 0'Neal left for Pittsburgh at IA. NJ.
The Telegram left for Matamorus at l04
A. NJ. ......
The Andes departed at o'clock for Gin
Cinnati, with tremendous cargo OF freight.
The Granite State was due from Pitts
burRh last night.
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parkcrs-
burg packet to-day at l04 o'clock.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh,
will pass down tomorrow morning.
By Telegraph.
CAIRO, January 2S.-Departed: Rhea,
Paduch.
EVANSVILLE, January 9S.-Raining. Up:
Houston. Down: Baum.
NASHVILLE, January 2S.-River falling;
10 feet on shoals. Arrived: Anderson.
Mr1Puls, January 2S.-The river rose
4 inches. Departed: City Of Vicksburg,
Vicksburg; Wink Shinkle, Cincinnati.
NEW ORLEANS, January 2S.-Arrived:
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati. No depar-
lures. Weather clear and partly cloudy.
Thermometer S60.
ylcKsBuRo, January 2S.-W Weather warm
and cloudy. Thermometer 760. River
risen l3 inches: Up: Commonwealth.
Down: JIM. White, Natchez.
CAIRO, January 2S.-Arrived: Ed. Rich.
ardson, Louisville. Departed: James
Howard, New Orleans. River 81 feet II
inches and falling. Drizzling rain. Their
mometer 54o,
PIrrsBuRoH, January 2s.-River l3 feet
8inches and rising fast. Weather cloudy
and mile. The ice in the Allegheny broke
at number Of points above to-day and
will likely run out tonight.
ClsclSNATI, January 2S.-River 81 feet
and rising Weather rainy and cooler;
deal ispassing now, .ArrivedsVirgie Lee,
lower Ohio; Cherokee, New Orleans. De.
parted-Buckeye State, Pittsburgh; Hud.
son, Wheeling.
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The Arlington Suit Decided.

ALEXANDRIA, January 2S.-Tn the Ar
lington suit to-day Judge Hughes gave his
decision granting the instructions asked
tor by plaintiff and refusing the instruc.
ttons on the same points Of law prayed
for by defendants. He held that the
Supreme Court had, in two contested
cases, settled theprinriple that the owners
OF land sebjected to direct taxation by
Congress under the Act Of 1923, had a
right to pay tax at any time before q tax
sale, through friend or agent as well as
in person, and that q tender Of payment
or q practice OF commissioners refusing
the payment Of tax by friend OF. agent
prevented the forfeiture and invalidated
the tax sale made after such tender or after
the adoption Of such practice.
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mlnera, afrII,n Enlln,I.

CINCINNATI, January 2s.-The adyices
from Ashland, Ky, are thatthe prolonged
strike OF the Norton Iron Works miners
yesterday, by the miners re.
spming work. A large number Of turbu.
lent miners gathered at the works threat.
ening trouble, declaring that the men
resuining work violated the rules Of tho
UnionI which required concessions from
mine owners. Following this excitement
came the strike among the employees OF
the Princess furnace, q few miles distant
from the mines, demanding an advance oi
Ave cents on the ton. BY this movement
several hundred men are thrown out ol
employment Great e4Cltamapt pfayatls,
Rloolshed Is feared. y sf -stSs " :
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Financial and Commercial.
WneelInE WhoIeaaIe Market.


A dull business Is reported in nearly all
branches OF the wholesale market, Grain con.
tinues TO rule steady at previous quotations.
Flour Is firm and unchanged. Groceries are
quiet, with but little business doing, and quo
tationS the same as list week. We advance our
quotations for provisions, which are lrmer
Hnder the influence Of the upward movement
In the West, The produce trade shows little
change.
The quotations given in the following re.
ports are prices realized on wholesale tranSac.
lions, unless otherwise specified;
APPLEs-There Is fair business doing, at
easy prices, The receipts continue liberal.
Still quoted at 81 26al so per barrel, according
to quality.
RRANs-Are In fair supply, with steady do.
mand for prime white Navy at 81 rs per bush.
BEEswAx-9oa2Sc.
BEooxs-Faney, 81 00a2 50; plain 81 25al 80.
BufFRR-Romains dull and sluggish, with
liberal receipts and large atocks Of low and
medium grades, which sell very slowly and
command about what the buyer chooses TO
offer. Strictly choice table qualities arc not
In such excessive supply, and move slowly hut
steadily at former quotations. We quote Prime
70 phqtee dairy E0llk at 914a16c.
oARBkdE-Fer1 100 heads, IS 0laa co.
CANNED GoOns-Quotations: Peaches, 8 h
cans, per doR new, g Is 2 % cans, new, g ID
8 b canS tomatoes Il 10; Wlnslow corn, 2 D
cans, u 90; sweet corn, u 10; common corn
u 25; strawbsrriOs, 3 b cans, 81 90; blackbeE
aes, 2h eans, 900; raspbeFries, 2 tbCanS, 81 so
Pl1ms, 2 b cans, 81 80; lima beans, 2 b cans
q 25; cove oysters, In cans, 6oc; 9 b cans
u %,
CHEEsR-Con steady and unchanged
with the tendency Of prices In faYoF Of Arm
ness, although there q no change In quota
tons. We quote prime Ohio factory at7IEl
kse, aceordlngto quality; New York cream, o.
9J1c sweitzer, 12c,
CtpRR-Per barrel. e 60aS 90.
CoAL@Per 100 bushels, 90 00a7 90.
CRANBERRIEs-Per barrel, 81 60As 90; ne
box, g 50.
DAMN RRurrs-ApplsS aye quoted 22}<c
Peaches 3Iia4c for prime hAlve}, Other qio
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GAINESVILLE.
oore.pouaenee d ths lnLeIlIseaeet.

BARNsvILLE, o., January 2S, 1870,
The county seat removal seems to be all
the'tilk ,inrthis community at present.
Petitions have been circulated, for and
against the project the past week, the re-
monstrance being signed by nine.tenths
Of our citizens. have conversed with
farmers from nearly oil portions Of the
county, and they are unit against 1t, and
all agree II our Representatives In the
Legislature do nothing else this winter
than o!"sit down. on this scheme, they
the farmers will say, well done, thou good
aud faithful servant, Many farms in
this county are mortgaged for what they
would bring today, II sold, and with
wheat at 75c, corn 45c, oats 2Oc, tobacco
about the same ratio, and then add $780,.
900, to the already over taxed people, and
what will become Of them2 What is there
in the future for the tillers Of the soil but
hardwotk, and poverty Oh lsnears one,
"The farmer Is a chronic grumbler."
under the existing circumstance, / think
they have reason to grnmble, Tor the
bulk OF taxes collected, come from that
branch OF industry and they will rise up, j
as one man, and squelch this scheme, and
say cut down the salaries OF county officers
in general, and reduce the taxes instead
OF increasing them,
A trighttul runaway occurred Monday
dRtafNNa AFt yuaak Mnftt ukRaAkt 4, ,11. tai =
man named Austin Merrill reCeived dqnitese.
we're Injuries. The horses took frightand ran
the wagon against the corner rofthe house,
throwing Merrill against the building, cut.
ting his face in several places. The team
continued running until they reached the
Frazier House, where they slipped upon
the ice and were checked. The wagon was
totally demolished.
]. H. Collins, Esq, and wife, who have
been visiting friends in baltimore ,returnedl
home last week.
The ewheat lookssplendid in this vicinity.
Some fears are entertained, however, that
1t will be damaged 10 some extent II the
weather continues as 1t has in the past
week.
Mr.. Joseph Watt, an old citizen OF this
severe illness of paralysis: ~
R. NJ. Cunning and B. J. Hager are con-
fined to their beds by sickness.
The grocery house Of James S. Parker,
OF this place, was closed today on an;ex- /
ecution issued by Neil & Ellingham, OF
Wheeling. ParkeE,s wife has taken ad.
vantage Of set of Of $500, which is more
than the stock is worth, however, Parker
says he will be able to pay out in few
days and resume business again. 'I.3ftsE
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Homo,

CnlcAo, January 2s.-Herenden, the
scout, testified in the Reno matter to-day
that he believed the order Of Reno for
troops to temount, was induced by anum-
her Of aenoraliElng events, the chiel Of
which was the death Of The Indian run.
psf, bloody Kniie, whose brains and
blood had splSsAe1 upon Reno when he
received the fatal shot, 4iaptApapt Hare
testified that the conduct Of Reno was, IN
his opinion, brave, spirited and juliGioRs
throughopt, AdiouEned.
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Foreign Grain Market.

LONDON, January 2s.-The Marx Lane Es.
pres'says: The greater part Of Northwestern
Europe has been frost bound the past week
and It Is hoped that such weather will, nv
heretofore, prove favorable to spring or,,ls
Gnnary stocks arc small, and despite the itn.
ports OF California wheat, next months sui,
plies arc unlikely to be heavy; nevertheless
mlllers are lndisposcd to purchase, because
rates Tor March delivery convince them that
prices In April will not seriously differ from
those at present current There has been con.
siderable fall in barley, whereof the deliveries
ara rather large. Oats deliveries are noderato
and the price has been lower than during tho
corresponding week for the past 10 years, SO
farmers are indiSposed to sell. The imports
OF wheat into the United Kingdom for tho
week ending January 18th were 20l, ,716 quar-
tens 30 600 quarters over the weekly avefage
OF 1878; barley 39,562 quarters; oats O6Oii
quarters maize 147,72l quarters Stock Of
oats IN granary very large, Imports OF flour
IS, 26S sacks. The markets Of the Kingdom.
flour,
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mon to good g 0SaS 90; good to choice g oSa
I 6G white wheat exln 81 65l5 25; Ohio
s. 76aS 90; st. Ionls $S SOa5 rs; Minnesota
patent process s. 90. Whcat-DemanI
light but holders firm; No. 8 Milwaukee l,c
delivered; No. 81 02 delivered; ungradetl
red 81 GOAL 0SH; No 8 do 81 OSkaI OIx;
No. 2do 81 00a1 09N No. I do 81 OXai O0N
ungraded amber 81 0Gal cox; No. 2 amier
western 81 DIAL OK; ungradcd white 81 l0;
No, 2 81 07Ka1 ok; No do, sales i20O0
bushels at 81 00I1al 10; extra do, sales $500
bushels at 81 l2. Rye-QuIetan unclaimed:
western and State 57a6Oc, Coffee st, adv bl,I
unchanged. MolhSes-Quiet and unclaimed
Realistically. sugar-Quiet and steady: M.
tinlng fair TO good 6IEaG7c PetrolGumEDull;
United 07kaOSAc; crude SAaSAc; refined
steady At0Hc, Barley-Quet and unchanged,
Malt--Dull and nominal Corn-Easier: lin.
graded 4sc; No. 5, 45a45Ifc; steamer 45iSn
46%c; No. 2, 47Aa4Sc atloat, Oats-Duli;
No. white 800; western mixed SOaSlc; whiio
western 3lNaS0. Hay-Demaud fair and
market firm a. 40ii5c. lIopS-Quletantl lrIu
yearlinEs 4a0c; eastern and western SalSc:
New York State 7al5c. Whisky-Dull and
lower at 81 %,
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with fair demand at 9c. Flour-Dull Sntl
unchanged. Wheat-Demnnd fair and market
firm; red and white 9Oa97c Corn-Quiet at
81 Ha32I9c. 0ats-Quiet, but steady at 2lay7c
Rye-Dull at 5lab2c. Darlcy-Dull and tln-
changed. Pork-In good demand ut 50 60.
Lard-Actiye, firm and higher; steam So 2Ou
OPS Bulk Meats-Strong; shoulders IS S7IS
cashi s. so seller April; short rib 81 SO cash
81 90 buyer March; short clear Il 75. Bacon
Quiet but llrm at 4aiI4a5Ic. Dutter-Dull;
Western Reserve 17alSc; prime to choice do
l5al6c; Central Ohio l3al5C.. Llnsecd OIL
Steady at 6Sc Whisky-Steady with fair
demand at 81 03.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 2S.-Flour-ouiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled but generally
lower; No 2 red winter sGIIaSSc; No. = chi
cago spring S59laS5JGc cash; S5JSaSOc FCbrl-
aryi S7aS7I[c March; No. 8 do 70Kc; rejected
6lc Con-steady with fair demand; SOssc
cash; 30Nc February; 3lNc March; 355Sa
S5Nc May. 0ats-steady and unchanged:
l9Ac cash and February; 20I{c March. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley Dull,
weak and lower; heavy s2aSSe; extra No. .,
43a47C. Pork-Strong and higher; 50 25 CaslI:
50 IS February; 81 471G March; 80 90 April:
these prices bid. Lard--Strong aud higher:
80 50 cash; $6S7Ifa6 40 March; 50 46jSa0 50
April. Bulk MeatS-Actiye, firm and higher
at $ 60a4 4Oa4 90. Dressed Hogs-DenIanl
fair and prices higher at s. 7OaS IS, Whisky
Steady and unchanged at$l o..
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nnrinnNenn.

NEw YaRE, January 9s, The store
ship Supply from Hsyrep January Cd,
for the United States, arrived at Madeira
yesterday, sbebropshtthe Orew Of the
l'Dladem," abandoned after being in col.
lIsion with the supply" The latter was
uniniured.
PnlLADRLPulA, January es.-Arriyed-
Ohio, from Liverpool ~ yE,
New YoRK, January 2S.-The steamer
City Of Chester, which sailed from this
port Tor Liverpool Saturday, returned
with q rudder disabled,
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, January 2s.-The Drovers' journal
Hoes Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
60,0OO head. Market strong and higher; choice
heavy s. 4OaS 05i light S. 50; mixed s. lOa
8 35.
CArrLE-Recelpts slOO hOad; shipments
! 400 head. Market strong and active; shin
ping s. 95a5 90; others shade higher.
SIIEER-ReCeipts 1900 head; shipments 100
head. Market steady at S Coat 10.
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BALTIMORE, January 2S-Flour-F Fairly ac.
tive and firm. Wheat-Westem weak and
lower; No. 9 Pennsylvania red 81 90; No. 2
western winter rcd, spot and January, SlO5l:
February 81 05k; March 81 OG44ul 07; April
81 oSAal 0SH. Corn-Western fairly active
and easier; western mixed, spot and January,
4SAc; February 4SsSa4SAc; March 4S9Ia4ic;
April Axe; steamer 4Oc. Oats-Ouiet and
easier; Pennsylvania 2sa39c; western white
&aSoc; do mixed 2s1c, Rye-Dull and NOM
ions-Small jobbing trade only and nominaIly
unchanged. Butter-Dull for all kinds OK
cept choice packed; western solid 2Oc; rolls
16al7c Petrolenm-Dull and easier; crude
SNaSKc; refined 9Hc. Coifee-More active
and firm; Rio cargUes llalGc. Whisky-Dull
at 81 o. I<al o.
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East LIBERTY, January 2s,-CArrLE-Re.
ceipts to-day 26i head, all for sale here; no
through stock. Nearly all sold ut full last
weeks prices; feeling only fair.
Hoos-Receipts to-day !, ,49O head; Workers
$3 25a3 05; Philadelphias 81 OOa4 25.
sHEEr.-Iteceipts to-day $500 head. The
supply Is fully equal TO the demand; selling
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The nIodgett IayestlgatIon.

q CmoAoo, January 2S-The sub.Commlt.
zee Va isYsstigate the charges against Judge
II. W. Biodgstt, ei the U. S. Circuit Court,
met this morning qna sasRt tlls day in de;
az procedures The committee consists 9l
RebEesaRtatyss ka9Qtst cplBsstsoR and and
haphaM, ~
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PMLADELpHtA, January 2S.-Wool II
proved: Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsyl.
vania Xxx and above, aaSGc; extra do Sic;
medium, S5a37C; coarse, 3OaSIc; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western fine, SOa82c;
medium, 34aSGc; coarse, SOa3lc; combing
washed, 35a4Oc; unwashel, 2Sa27c; Canada
and medium 4Oa27c.
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DETROIT, MICH, January 2s.-The ferry
boat Sarna took fire early this morning,
while lying at Fitzgerald's dock, Port HI.
ron. H,r upper works were destroyed
and machinery damaged. Loss estimated
at S, 600; insured for l,4O0. The fire is
supposed to have caught from the stove
in the cabin.
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billiards.

NEw YoRK, January 2S.-Gallasher de-
feated Hclser in afty.two innings-GOO to
IA.
schaier beat Daley in thirteen innings
900 to Us. Schafer closed the game by
a run ofSll, when the audience insisted
that he should continue the run, and he
made AS, the largest evershown in public.
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RAos-1Nc ncr mound.

Timothy 81 seed, 81 sOal 40 per busl,cl; (;
sA1T1Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 %; rstts.
burgh 81 10.
T4LLow-5XaGc for country.
ToBAcCo-NavieS, 55aGOc; 65a70c.
TURNIrs-Per busllel, 4Oc. ...
VtSEGAR-Pcr barrel, S. 50a6 90.
WooL-Quotetl Mt SOC for choice washed,
and one-thirll off for unwashed. Market dull.
WHEELING SroGrEs-Per 1000, $40 60al1 80.
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FAILURE al Graftou.

StA3tASs1iS9'luaE5 seI 1913.
Special to the IntslltGOncsr.
John Evans, dealer In general merchan.
disc, has made an assignment 10 his book.
keeper and clerk. Liabilities about sl5,.
600, consisting otnotes, borrowed money,
goods, &c. Assettsabout 1000. G.
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PH1lApELPHIA, January z8.-Dutter-Weak:
New York and Bradford county, IA, extrn
20a2Sc; Western Reserve lOa20c. Ers-Easy:
western 2Oc. Observation-Disclosures
Petroleum--Quiet; refined 0c; crude XaSXC.
Lard. Steady; prime steam 50 25a8 co. Hams
-Pickled eNci green 6a5H. Whisky-Nom.
inalIy Nnchanged.
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PrrrsBUReH, January %. - PETROLEUM =
Dull and unsettled; crude at 81 TX at Par.
ker's for shipment; refined 0ISo for Philadel-
phia delivery.
OH Cry, january q. s.-Markctopcned quiet
at 96}Sc bid; advanced to 81 90; declined to
90Hc, advanced to and closed ut 07lIc bid.
Shipments $4,000 barrels, averaging 1900
barrels. Transactions 225. 600 barrels.
LONDON, January 2S.-PETRoLEUM-spirits
a ASTwERP, January 28.-PrrRoLEuA-Reilned
a., Lly53FooL, 5,F January 28.-puRoLruN-Re
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TnlNnn.

ToLEDo, January q. -Wheat-D Demand good
and tending upward; amber Michigan spot
held at AAe; March, 9oI<c bid; No. red
wtntoE spot a6Hc asked; March, 989<c asked,
b0Hc bid; western amber, sales N OSHc.
Corn-Dull; No, 3 spot 829fc bid seller MAY
S6dc asked, 800 bid. Others unchanged.
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Deputy Collector Morris and raiding
party returned to-day. They destroyed
six stills, two thousand gallons mash,
thlrty.three hundred gallons tubs, fifty
gallons whisky and other material. The
party had fight with the moonshiners in
Mcdowell county. One Of the moonshi-
ners was shot and one OF the raiding party
wonnIled. F.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
7,0O0 MINERS IDLE,

LONDON, January 2s.-Seyen thousand
miners are idle In Durham county. The
distressis unequalled since the great strike
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81. LOUIS, January 2s.- HOOs-Firm on
light supply; Workers and Baltlmores S. OOa
3 80; packing $ l6aS IS; phlladelphias s. 40
9S 45. Receipts $500 head; shipments 3,40O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29
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CINCINNATI, January 2s.-Hoos - Quiet:
common 81 6Oa3 Is; light IS 2Oa9 40; packing
$ 40aS 90; butchers s. 85a3 so, Receitts SsO0
head; shipments $50 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

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aa4 y PEsSssoRo, January %.
last evening Buck Dixon and Jerome
Dawson were arrested by United States
detectives Shalloross, Henderson and It'd.
hall. Jasper BoYce who was arrested
next day after the mail pouch was stolen,
and taken to Clarksburg, has made full
confession Of the whole affair. Dawson,
who was in the postofllce while the mail
was being made up and saw the registered
letters put in the pouch and placed on the
crane ready tqr the train, and finding out
that tbetrsia was late RlaaRsd to rob It.
Royce was the one to steal It, They sepur.
cd about atty dollars all together, All
three Of them are now in jail at olarks.
burg to await trial, B.