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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09
FoRTY-srxTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, April 8.
SENATE.

The army appropriation bill was report
ed by the committee without amendment
Mr. Blaine gave notice OF an amend
ment makingit penal offense, punisha
BILE with fine and imprisonment for any
military, naval or civil officer, or any
other person, except for purposes men
toned In the bill, TO appear armed with
q deadly weapon Of any description with
In a mile Of any polling place, where Q
general or special election = Represents
tiyes to Congress Is being held.
Mr. Bayard's resolution, calling upon
the Secretary Of the Treasury for q state,
ment Of the sums paid John ]. Davenport,
Supervisor OF Elections at New York,
since 1870, was adopted
The Vice President appointed as q com.
mittee 10 investigate the affairs OF the
Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company
MeSsrs. Bruce, Cameron, (Wis), Gordan,
Withers and Garland.
Mr.. Bayard introduced bin to repeal
sections $50 and S2l Of the Revised Stat
utes. He asked unanimous consent 10 put
the bill on Its passage without referring TO
any committee. II repealed the act pass
Ell in ", providing test oathsan dlsQual-
lfcations OF jurors In the courts Of the
United States.
Mr.. Edmunds objected and the bill was
referred TO the Committee on Judiciary.
Consideration Of the New Hampshire
Senatorial case was then resumed, and af.
ter debate the Senate without action ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
Quite debate was started upon the
proprtety OF instructing the Chairman Of
the Committee ofthe Whole when the
House shall be in committee on the legis.
lahve appropriation billto award the floor
in accordinance with the rules OF the
House, and not be bound by any list OF
speakers which may he formed.
After informal discussion OF the subject
the matter was referred to the Committee
on Rules.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole on the legislative bill. The
consideration TO be under the five minutes
rule, and all general debate Is TO be re.
served until the political features Of the
bill are reached.
The section in regard to the Treasury
Department having been reached, Mr..
Dibrell submitted an amendment proyid.
A..6 aL.HS uO SoilVStOl aL an PVIk VI VutIJ
shall be allowed a salary greater than the
receipts at said port, nor shall the expenses
OF collecting at any port exceed the gross
receipts OF same. Rejected.
Mr.. Coffroth submitted an amendment
providing thatthe compensation OF gaugers
shall not exceed three dollars per day.
Rejected.
An amendment was adopted providing
that the salary OF store keepers shall not
exceed $50 per month.
Mr.. Fort submitted an amendment pro-
viding that hereafter when legal tender
Treasury notes are reissued they shall be
go reissued in the same denominations as
originally issued.
Mr.. Garfield raised the point OF order
that the amendment changed the existing
law and was not in the interest Of econo.
my, which point Of order was sustained
by the Chairman (Mr. Mills), and the
amendment was ruled out.
Alter finishing the consideration Of six.
ty pages of the bill, the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
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The workings Of the general principle
'pon which life insurance is conducted ia
well illustrated by circular issued recent
y Oy the general western agents OF the
~ %u'ual Lite Company Of New York. Tho
= Sa'aaI has been engaged in a big fight in
I"''s4ilon Of its new departure In favor
" A'ower premium. It reduced its pre-.
a.Sa a.an ~ per cent to new policy holders,
s'1s s"Ie keeping up the old rate to old policy
uo,ae's, The principle involved in the
IsuuS''on was, that the premium
sAAc'rd by life insurance companies is IN,
I1ssessa'iIy larSe, MS is shown by the iact
~" @ey commence at once to pay back 9
p'IGOa Of it aud in the end make Ions
%9HRaed " risks scIt.sustaining by reason
VI !as amount paid in excess Of actual re
Ssa'fement> This is the principle tha
we we cheap organizations, such as thu
Sa.aa' y Aid Associations, (for instance tn,
Salsats Of llonOt) combat, and Of which
Ley take advantage In canyassinI
s... ~ .aNs on the assessment plan. They
,saeaa .s that the excess exacted Is to,
sa'''Aatis goes into costly buildings a1t
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THE PISTOL,
st. Louis Detective Indnle ees In . little
Pistol Practice.

Pistol Practice.
ST. LOUIS, April s.-Shortly after one
o'clock this morning as Q man, as yet un-
known, was passing through Missouri
Park he was roughly accosted BY four
men, one OF them taking him by the col
lar. He released himself and drew pistol
whereat his assaiIants fled. 1ns few min
utes two Of them returned and the un-
known man commanded them to walk in
single Gle, saying he intended 10 take them
to police headquarters. They proceeded
a short distance when two shots were fired
by the unknown man, and one Of the men
under arrest, named Chas. Brayerloh, was
struck in the back and died in a few min.
utes. The men who tackled the stranger
in the park were all drunk and uoisy.
Two Of them, Montgomery and Johnson,
were subsequently arrested aud the whole
party is known to the police either rs ciim.
inals or very bad men. Detective Eggs Is
alleged by Montgomery to have done the
shooting.
Detective Eggs came into police head.
quarters this morning and reported that
he shot the man Brayerton in self.defense,
he believing he was assaulted by gang Of
robbers. 1t is said he was drunk at the
time. He was locked up to await the re.
suit OF the COrOner's inquest.
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FOUND GUILTY.
the poNCA INDIANS.
Crook Asked to SHOW Cause why He
Held Them Prisoners.

heIu Auetn PrtSonefA.
CHICAGO, April 81 Times Omaha special
says: Judge Dundy, Of the U. s. Court,
on application OIL. II. Qibbles, has grant.
ed writ OF habeas corpus, directed to
Brig. General Crook, commanding him to
show cause why be held the P0nca In.
dians prisoners at Fort Omaha.
These Indians were arrested under an
order from Washington TO be returned TO
the Indian Territory, whence they fled TO
save their lives on account OF sickness.
They were at work on Omaha agency
farming, and say they don't want to live
on the government, hut desire to support
Themselves. Suit was suggested by Stand
ing Bears declaration, II was arrested
when l had hold Of the plow handles and
held q prisoner, and never comtpitted q
crime.n
Leading lawyers OF the State have volnn.
teered their services for the Indians. The
legal fraternity regard Ii as being the most
important case in the United States Court
since the Dred Scott decision, and think
the result, Unsuccessful, will force change
IN the governments Indian policy. Gen,
Crook has telegraphed to Washington fol
instructions.
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THE Etua Iron Works Is a live institu.
ton. They are making from 90 to 65 tons
OtitOnpc' day over there, and marketing
itall. They will start three turns in the
boiling department next week, as they
have already done at the sheet rolls, and
keep thec1ncern red hot throughout the
tEsuty.iour hours. They are using from
ihity.fve to forty tons OF old rails per
day, making all Of their sheet iron out ol
that material. They still have consider.
aSIesupplyof old rails, bought at the low
prizes current last year, to come forward
tbspring,
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sa,y,il men hold theirregular monthly
.li.s la.S to-day at Pittsburgh. There Is
a'sr,s a.snsc,n,ion that anything will be done
~ a'',sll 's,,sinlly affect the situation The de-
pun ait 70, nails is quite satisfactory but the
.i.. ni.' very ,r unsatisfactory. This however
ns w, The llrst experience of the kind II
4 not new thing to see good demand 11H.aI
s..,iI,at "" anremnnerativo prices. How
~, %' mi, condition Of affairs will last Is
WY v. S.,aLIrm to be solved. II looks now
'., VIZ !, wopld extend through the spring
s.,i,s., Some people think that there
W. i" no permanent change until the
H,,riatau M principle Of the survival oil the
.,.,, ba, had free course to run and be
4,,i6rl. I' That change will come Tor the
s t.,s, sooner or lateris well assured II
y .,. s.Sim,tel that enough people, at a very
.ol.,ale calculation, are going west every
~, 10 consume the product OF one large
,,ileopcem. That is to say, suppos.ng
,ss immigration into Kansas, Nebraska
salo,nlo. Iowa, &c, TO be only half a mil
Nm pct year, yet even this number,
n1utins five persons to family. and only
VA ke,, of nails to each family, would
,,,pme two hundred thousand kegs, and
Nm hundred thousand kegs is the pro-
jpc. Of a large mill in the course Of q
Il i, e,timtted that 10000 people are
nipc into Kansas per week. This Of
s.eli would be at the rate othalla a million
rryear Il kept up, but Of course it will
no, average any such number the year
aoi!i III, easily safe, however,to count
bLl.miliOnmmigrants for rthe entireWest
IuelsA oil the two last two seasons, and a
liL, number tOrthis present season, which
numbers will by next season, saying moth.
in,ot the natural increase Of population
ia The older Sl.teJ, reinforced by immi.
rl,ion from Europe, create a demand
br an Immense number Of nails. There
no .hJlanI, and tens OF thousands OF
S,u,es TO b. bliIt in the West this year
BY people wh) have gone there during the
Aa twO years, aId who have been
living in all sorts OF ways dur
iug that time, such as tents and
Nl houses. Lumber is very cheap this
elDn, A the cut was tremendous last
winter, and at no time for many years
tnld houses be built SO cheap as now.
Nine Ou Of ten Of these houses are wooden,
lnl require q good deal Of mailing. In no
way can u house be put together so
aI by n liberal use Of nails
lud hinges, and both these articles are in
he line o! Wheeling manufactures. 1t is
therefore reasonable to say that while this
ienon may pass away without profit to
he nail men, as is now the prospect, yet
b those who can afford to hold on and test
The Darwiuian principle, If need be, there
i every assurance Of ultimate compeusa-
lion, This is rather sorry consolation,
We are sorry to say, but it seems to be
he only kind that the nail men have
marked out for themselves by the course
which they have pursued in regard to pri-
Ce.
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MICHIGAN.


DETROIT, april S-2:SOf. Mp to the
present time almost complete returns from
twenty Of the most populous counties in
the State have been received. They give
Campbell, Republican for Justice OF the
Supreme Court, majority Of about $500;
Grosvenor and Shearer, Republicans for
University Regents, are probably elected
by small majority. The vote throughout
the State has been light one, and it is
not probable that the returns from the
counties to hear from will materially alter
the situation.
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EGYPr.

THE KuEDESE's PLAN FOR A NEW MINISTER.
CARLO, April S.-Riyers Wilson, Minister
Of Finance and DebIigniers, Minister oi
Public Works refuse to vacate their posts
unless authorized by the British and
French Governments. The official state
mentexplalning the action ofthe Khedine,
declares that he is complying with the
daily growing national feeling. The
Khedine has decided to form q treaty
with the Egyptian Cabinet. The new
ministry has been formed and the
members will be responsible to council
for the delegates. The latter he invested
with full powers on the model OF European
legislatures
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ForeIEn Gr..ln lIarl,et..

LoSgoa,, April s,-The Mark Lane Erp,s,,
s,ayGi III the south the wheat and barley sow, Nv.
Ing Is rapidly completing. Tie condition, n
autumn sown cereals In various paTta al M
Kingdom Is more favorable. Ths supplies ii
wheat at the psuVlpei9l Inaskets was liE,te,
Rnd the trade Arm Tie Marx Lane ofIsring,
q Engli9h wheat were Hight, with rsif ~ NJ
demand previous nrices hardly nISintalned
Imports OF foreign wheat Into I1Rdoa Wes,
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St. LOUIS, April 8. a Topeka, Is dis,
patch says: Aspecial from Wichita states
that news, thought to be reliable reached
there to-day that the Cheyenne Indianl
are on the war path. They broke away
from the camp and started inlhe direction
OF Western Kansas. Agent Mills and one
army officer, who went 30 remonstrate
were ordered to leave.
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GERMANY,


BERLIN, April s.-The rumor that Ger
many intended to largely increase her
silver coinage is denied.
The government estimates the revenue
from the new protective duties at 100000
marks. 1t is understood that Bismarck
has abandoned the sur tax on foreign mar
atine flags, and proposes instead sur tax
OF one and half marks per hundred
weight on traus.marine goods, and to be
heavier on goods not shipped direct from
the country where produced.
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nrY Iinnfin

NEW YoRK. April s.-BusineSs continues fair
with cotton goods commission houses. and mi
prints more active. Cotton goods very firm
at a late advance, and additional makes marx.
81 up BY agents and jObbeA Ginghaus
Sluggish but steady, Dress gOodsin nlGlrratS
uIeInahu. IV.L OVeTcoattng more sought for, but
hands. Foreign gOOIs doing fairly. '''
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Packages for meats hold rs follows Casks, 900 lbs
Hall Casks 500 lbsi Terres 3So lbs Barrels, $50 lbs

RAos-lNc per pound.
sALT.PsE barrel, Ohio river, 81 20; Pitts
barrel, SO So
sEEDs-rimothy seed, 81 40 per bushel
clever, 81 90; Kentucky Blue Grass, perbush
65a15c; orchard Grass 81 2SaI 80.
TALlow-55za6c for country.
ToBACco-Navies, 55aGOc; 0Sa70c,
TuRSIrs-Per bushel, 35c.
VISEGAR-Pcr barrel, IS 5Oa6 90.
WHEELING SroGrEs-Per 1000, $40 5Oall 50
WHITE LtME-Per barrel, 9Oc.
WooL-Quoted at 30c for choice washed
and one'third of for unwashed. Market dull
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happen in a term which bad been preyi.
ouSly filled by the Legislature, and that
the Legislature alone Is empowered TO
choose Senator upon the expiration Of Q
Senatorial term. The discussinu will con.
tinue tomorrow, and probably through
the next day.
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TEXAS CRIMES,

Man Murdered and an Attempt Wade 20
Deliver Prisoners.
GALVESTON, April s,-A special FROM
Jefferson says: Last Saturday, at twilight
at Mt. Vernon, Robert Morgan, whom the
Sheriff left in charge Of the Jail, was as
sassinated by six men, who after murder
ing Morgan, attempted to rescue the pris'
oners, but the door resisting their efforts
and being fred on by citizens, they were
compelled to take to their horses and es
cape. The citizens threatened to burn the
Jail with prisoners in retaliation, but wert
prevailed on to desist.
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OIL CRY, April s.-PErRSLRuw-STsrket
opened firm, with SOkc Did: Sdvancsd ~, 10
S2Hc; declined to size; closing at SIZE hi Il
Shipmentt $1,000 barrels; ayerapinS 2s I'm oS6
barrels Transactions 40O,O 900 barrels,
PITTSBURGH, April 8. PgrHOLEuN-ou,et.
crude 81 OAK at Parker's for shjpmens: m.
hned shc for Philadelphia delivery.
~, ANTWERP, April S.-PErAoLEUG-ReGned
2Mc,
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PhIIadeIphin Wool.

PHlt4DELPHGA, AprilS-Wool Firm: Ohio
Psnnsyly mia and West Virginia XXX an
above 40 SSaSSc; extra S3a34c; inediunI S5Ha
S1Tc; coarse 2Sa50c; New Y, rk, MichI4an
and Indiana and western line 2SA32c; lueIipm
S3oo1S7ci coarse 2Sa3Oc; combing washed. Sja
Soei unwasiied - t2Sc; Canada c0mbing a5aS8c;;
2la28c; tub washed 3Oa3So. N
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EnaRIn On

The First Branch Of Council concurred
llst night in the reduction made by the
SrOnd Branch in the price OF gus, and ai-
's''he first Of May the rate to consumers
WILDE 81 20 per thousand feet, less 10 per
eut for prompt q plym,nt. r..
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- oMCAeo, April s.-Ths DruvsrS Journal
hoss;;Receipts 1900 head; shipments 9 600
head: Market dull and SC lower choice hea.
W $S SSa4 O5; mixed packing $ G0aS 50; livht
IS 7Oa3 IS; closed weaker.
- oC5ASrTLEceReceipts 2SIUUO head; shipments
l2,COo. Good demand and prices a shade
aIshs5 .a Sn Snd strong shipping s. 2Oa62O butch
SHEEP-ReceiptR 4ny) head
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Thirty thousand Durham miners are on
a strike. The iron masters have in many
instances provided extra stocks full, and
1t is believed that Cleveland district can
run q fortnight longer without fresh
supply.
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- -
TOl0Aa.

ToLEDo. April s.-Thsat- Extra white
Michigan, q Ie asked; 81 0Sx bid; amber ".so do
April g. "; May held 81 GsJS:i ~ UtJT hid: ID
June 81 OK No, 2 red winter MAY Il OsN:
June u 01A Corn--ln fair demand: hi@h
mixed spot S6Nc; June 379Ic; No 2Epot SIIsc:
~ NAY S6Hc; June S7Hc; July SSc No 2 white
Sd1aci rejected S5Nc. oats-Dull; NJ. a lSc
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BIshop Pareelrs Meslsaa,lon Not Ae
eeDtsd,

ClScrxSArI, April S,>-A letter was re.
ceived to-day by Archbishop Purcell, from
Cardinal sieomi, Secretary to the Pope,
declining to accept the Archbishop's resig.
nation on account OF his long service 10
thechurch. The Archbishop was instruct.
ed to select coadjutor, with the right Oi
succession 10 the See Of Cincinnati.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
rnE zuLr WAN.
a Dsr4cnMRSr OF BRITISH TROOPS ovER.
wuELMEp,

A DErAcnMESr or BRITISH TROOPS OVER
wnELNED.
Cars TowS, MarCh 25, VIA Cars ST.
VINcENT.-A convoy Of supplies, proceed
ing from Derby 10 Limeberg, escorted BY
l04 men OF the Eightieth Regiment, wa
attacked at dayhreak, on March 18th, OF
the banks OF the Intombe river by 4,00(
Zulus under Umbline. Owing to q previ
Gus alarm the British were under arms
but were overwhelmed by the enormously
superior force OF the enemy. Captain
Nt0riarty and forty men were killed and
twenty missing. The fate Of the wagon
drivers Is unknown. Lieut., HarwOod
with forty men, succeeded in reaching
Limeberg, One hundred Rdd ffty men
OF tho Eightieth Regiment subsequently
proceeded 10 the scene oi the eight, and
recovered o quantity Of rockets and am,
InunitiOn, and buried the dead. Twenty
wagons containing supplies were lost,
A relief column for EkOwe will start
March 2Bth party Of volunteers have
visited the battle field OF lsandlu and
found that the Zulus hal left 100 wagons
there, but had removed the guns and am.
luAulbbSua n RlHht nlOObtuS ~ thV hVSt1
has commenced; their proceedings have,
50 far, been quietly conducted. A battal.
ion OF the second regiment, tho armV ser.
vice corps, the engineers and the ninety.
fourth regiment have arrived at Cape
Town.
SURPRISING THE BRITISH.
LONDON, April s.-A Standard dispatch
from Cape Town saysa convoy from Der.
by was Obliged to encamp on the banks OF
the Intombe, as the river was too full TO
cross. Lieut.. Harvard (not Harwood, as
stated before, and tho survivors were en-.
camped on the Linebnrgside Of the river
Although there had been some previous
alarms, the surprise was complete. Tie
sentry only saw the Zulus when they
were within fifteen PAGES. Lieutenant
Harwards men poured steady fire across
the river. The Znlus lost heavily but
were undaunted, Only fifteen Of Captain
Moriarty's men escaped across the river.
They were sleeping in wagons when at
tackled, and the sentry was the only one
who had time to fire. The scene Of the
surprise is hollow surrounded by long
grass and weeds. One gun, which the
Hulns had not removed, has since been re.
covered. The relief column for Ekowe
numbers 5000 men.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, April s. In single skull race
on the Thames, from Putney to Mortlake,
tor e2OO u side, Spencer beat Tarniar by
six lenpthS.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April s.-Elour-oniet at last
quotations, Wheat Western firm No
pennsylvania red$l l39Ia1 lSJJS mo. 3 western
winter red, spot and April, 81 l2Xal l2jS:
Nay 81 l2Nal Is; June 81 l3at 1SX. Corn
Western steady and firm; western mixed
spot and April 4Sa4S9Sc; May 4SXa44c: !:
June ANa44kc; steamer 4la4lLc, Oats
quiet; Pennsylvania 32a3Sc; western white
52aSSc; do mixed SlaS2C. Rye-DuIl at 5ia
1Bc: Hay-Nteady and unchanged. Eggs
Quiet and easier at 1211al3c Petroleum
steady and unchanged. COiIee-Firm and
unchanged. Whisky Dull and nominal.
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S.I,.T "a, mo, sugerers.

HAaRtssuBn, Pa, Aprils.-A bill has
been introduced the Hoass og .sa sapPiESGP,, pPiSdr.
and phans Of those killed IN tae Ftas'
burgh riots Of 1871.
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CoLp, by checking secretion from the
skin, produces disease. The Egyptian
Pad, on the contrary, excites the skin TO a
i.se action, aud preysnts colds and cures
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RAlInoaO !. BOSps-Generally weak.


srocxs : Fairly active, but speculation
somewhat irregular, and under the influence OF
h'avy sales Of coal shares, based on the belief
that an amicable arrangement among the
companies Is impossible, the market became
depressed. The general list advanced KaX
in the early DEALINGS but Michigan Central
dropped from S5X 10 SIX. During the after.
noon, coal stocks being freely pressed for sale
and some larg4 blocks Of granger shares being
also offered, the market became weak and
prices declined NalK. Towards The close
there was trartiOnal recovery In some cases
The earnings OF the Central 70 iAc Railroad
Iompany increased $G00OJ the first three
months Of this year.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which 5000 were Erie, 5000 preferred, 1900
Lake Shore, 1000 Wabash, q 900 Northwest.
ern common, 1900 preferred, 5000 ST. Paul
common, {. 200 preferred, 1900 Lackawanna,
s;oOo New Jersey Central 1900 Michigan
preferred and 5000 Western Union.
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TnEadvantage Of the Egyptian Pad over
any internal medicine is, that II put on q
healthy person there % no etiect. It draws
out poisonous matters only.
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East LIBERrY, April s-CArrLE-Receip,s
to-day $50 head Of through and 200 LeSi Of
local. Supply light and mostly OF cOlnu,,n 10
medium grades with very few good, the retail
trade taking most all the offerings, and m, n ct
very active in that line, only one Or two other
buyers being on hand. Best IS 2OaS 30: ftir
to good $i 6Ua6 90; eommon$3 6Oa4 Is. -
Hoos-Receipts to-day only 900 head.
Workers IS 7OaS IS; PhiladelphISs 81 2Oa4 So
suEEr-Rereipts to-day s, 500 head, a ruod
supply On hand; selling at 81 5Oa8 rs.
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TnE most aggravated cases Of RheumS.
tism have been speedily and permanently
cured by Keller's Roman Linimens PFtce
SO cents q bottle.
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STEAMER REpoRrrp LOST,


The steamer Surbitor from New York,
February 18th, for Rotterdam, is reported
probably lost,
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ST. LouIS, April 8. s..-HOgs-In fair demand
6ut p a. lower rates.. Workers and Baltimore
~ oVaS ~; packing s. 2Sa3 o.; butchcrs 10
Select heaVy y ICaS %. keceipts 400 head !: