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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-16
.RHE HOLIDAY RECESS,

A Questisu to Be Considered by the
Ways and Means Committee.
s, celia Dispa;,h to the Register
WASHINGTON, December Is.
1t is expected that the Committee OF
Ways and Means, at its meeting Friday,
will consider the question of holiday
recess and report some resolution on the
subject to the House. 1t ID the uaual
practice of Congress to take a ten days
recess for the the holidays. that time
being considered sufficient to en-
able most members to reach
their homes, pass the interval be-
tween Chritmas eve and New
Years night with their families, and re-
turn TO Washington. Christmas this
wear twill be Saturday, the 25th. II
Congress takes the usual recess 1t will
adjourn from Thursday, the 2Sd, until
Monday, the Sd OF January. Many oil
the members, particularly those from
the South and West, are opposed to any
holiday recess excepting an adjournment
over Christmas and New Years. Those
members who reside at long distance
from the Capital, end who would be
unable to reach their homes in
time to piss both holidays
with their friends, are especially op'
posed to long recess. A great msjori-
tv of the Republicans favor the cusso-
mary recess, and their votes, together
with those of the Democrats who are ac-
customed to celebrate the two great fes-
uvai days of the year, will doubtless be
sufficient TO carry the long adjournment.
The argument ofthe opponents OF a long
recess is that the great amount OF i'm.
portant Congressional work on hand de-
mands the constant and unremitting at,
tention OF Congress until the 4th OF
March.
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THE CHILD WIFE.
Proof Against All Entreaties,
She Will Not Return to Her
Stern Husband.

6Coku nubOauOs
New YoRE, December Is Young
Mrs. Bergman, the runaway wife, occu.
pies her old room in the department for
lost children at police headquarters. In
the last interview with her mother, who
leaves for Europe TO day, the daughter
signified her uualtered attention not to
return home. 1t was arranged that she
should stay in this city and take care OF
herself in furnished rooms, without any
restraint whatever upon her. Her
money is to be placed in the hands Of Q
trustee, q Philadelphia friend of Mrs.
Swain, who is to allow Mrs. B. $50 rer
week 20 long as it holds out Her hus.
band has completely thrown her oh.
Mrs. Bergman's cool remark when
she was informed OF this Was
merely, "He can Co." The last inter.
view between mother and daughter MAS
rather stormy. The daughter was proof
against her mothers tears "iou
brought it all upon yourselves" she ex.
claimed when upbraided. you sent
doctors and men to examine me and find
me crazy when you knew ] Was only
fleeing from cold, unsympathetic man
to one who would at least love me. The
fault is yours. Take the consequences.
60 where you will. stay here.' The
mother admitted with tears in conversa.
ton with friend that she was much to
blame. Her daughter had been brought
up q petted. spoiled child and made -
marry q cold, stern and precise man
with whom she could have no sympathy.
She broke loose in time from all restraint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-16
SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS.

The Second Investigation Promues to
Turn Out Like the First.
WASHINGTON. December l5.-The sec
ond investig alton OF the South CAROLINA
census promises to turn out like the
first, in sustaining the accuracy OF the
census. Gen. Walker sent Col. Butter
field, OF Vermont, and five experts
some time ago to take an entirely new
census in the most suspicious townships,
and see how it compared with the Jure
census. The first Of these townships
has been completed, and shows the ac-
curacy OF the census in surprising
manner. This township is Sturgen,
Chesterfield county. The census in
1870 gaveit $50 population, and that oi
1880 gave it 2,0S0 population, gain oil
400 per cent. The new count under
Butterfield shows 2,070 population, COM
ing within ten OF the June count. There
is every indication that the June count
was accurate, and that the apparent er-
roneous increase in some localities IS
O wing to the defects in the census OF
1870
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-16
NEWS OF THE CAPITAL.
REPUBLICAN PLOT TO SECURE A
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The Yorktown Centennial-Justice Strong's
Last Day on the Supreme Bench
Retirement Of Little le-
gal Tenders.
TOPICS OF NATIONAL INTEREST.

Senator Hill, of Colorado. proposes to
retire all the small legal tender notes
and supply their place with notes of q
Ike character but of a higher denolnina-
tion. These notes are To be issued
monthly TO an amount equal to the
monthly coinage Of the standard silver
dollar.
Investigation of the South Carolina
census discloses the fact that the first
enumeration is correct, the apparant err
roneous increase Of population in some
localities being due to errors in the GEN.
sus of 1870.
A plot has been discovered in Tennes-
see by which the Republicans hope to
secure the election of a United States
Senator.
The Yorktown Centennial Associa-
ton have prepared an elaborate pro-
gramme which has been adopted by the
Congressional Committee. The cele-
bration will doubtless be one BETTING
the national Importance of the event
which it is intended to commemorate.
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GARFIELD AT HOME.
The Number Of Visitors DImln-
ishing.

CLEVELAND, December l5.- Although
there has been no let up in the amount
OF mail matter received at the Mentor
home OF President elect Garfield, and his
secretaries have been unable to secure
their coveted rest, there has been a
wonderful falling OFF in the number OF
visitors TO the Generals farm since his
return from Washington, and the ccnse
quence is the material Improvement OF
the Generals health. The wearied look
that many noticed when Garfield was
in Washington has almost entircl, de.
parted, and it is worthy OF note that the
delegations OF voters have not ruined
the elegant new carpets that were lately
brought to adorn the Mentor mansion
by Mrs. Garfield.
Ex-senator Dorsey has been spending
a brief period ut Mentor while ~ 'o"'r
to New York, and il is understood some
Cabinet matters were talked ot.
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SENATOR LAMAR.
RepOrts that He Is In Feeble
Health Untrue.

VIcssBrRG. Miss. December ia
dispatch from Oxford. Miss, where L.
s. Senator Lamar resides, says that the
reports now going the rounds Of
the press to the effect that
T.. q. &. Lamar is in feeble health are
wholly destitute OF truth. Mrs Lamar
is IN very delicate health, and Colonel
Lamar is with her in San Antonia for
the advantage Of the climate. Since the
close of the Presidential canvass the
health Of Colonel Lamar has improved.
aud is now better than it has been for
number Of Y, ara. he will return in aday
or 30, and al er brief sojourn At home.
will proceed to Washington and enter
upon his Sena'oriil duties, Daring his
absence from the Capital Co,onrl Lunar
il paired on all political questions with
Senator Blaine, OF Maine.
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SMALL LEGAL TENDERS.

Senator Hills Bill for their Retirement.
WASHINGTON, December l5.-The bill
introduced to-day by Senator Hill. OF
Colorado. for the retirement OF small
legal tender notes. provides that in the
place OF legal tender notes OF denomina'
tions less than five dollars, which may
be held in the treasury, or hereafter
presented for redemption, the Secretary
OF the Treasury shall each month sub
stitute notes of the same character, but
OF a higher denomination, to the
amount, as nearly as practicable, OF the
standard silver dollars coined during
that month, and that no money legal
tender notes OF lower denomination
than five dollars shall hereafter be
printed.
A copy of this bill was introduced
in the House to-day by Representative
Belford.
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OLD WORLD EVENTS.
SOME FEATURES OF THE IRISH QUES-
TON.
Statement Of an Extensive Land 0wAef,
Reci,ing the Indignities He Has
SufTered-Rumored Trans
fer Of The Cars
Authority.
OTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The letter of large land owner in
Ireland, detailing some of the indigni.
ties to which he has been subjected,
shows that the Land League is really
the government de fdcto Of tho country,
and that the magistrates of the Queen
are powerless to execute the laws.
1t is rumored that the Gar has trans
ierred his authority as Emperor Of Rus.
sia to council under the Presidency Of
the Czarwitch.
The Vatican announces its sympathy
with the Irish people in their distress,
but disproves of the agitation and acts Of
the Land League.
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RAILROAD WRECK.
ADozcn :'ersOns Injured.

a DOZCn .'eTrOns IHJurcu'
ST. LOUIS. December 10 1t has juat
transpired that at half past ten o'clock,
last evening, two rear coaches of the
Kansas City express train, which lett
here about nine o'clock. were derailed
two miles this side OF Eureka and tween.
ty nine miles out. and several persons
injured. The railroad people have kept
the matter still and no particulars OF the
accident can be learned. They admi',
however, that three persons names un.
known, were injured and taken 10 ih.
c,mpany'. hospital, At Washn, sixty
miles from here. Rumors are that twelve
nersons were hurt.
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End Of q Desperado.

CHEygSSE, December lj.--Thc L@ad-
er's Rswlins special SAYS: The infamous
road agent and murderer, Geosye Parrot,
alias BIg.No,e1 George. vas to-day sem
fenced by Judge Peck 10 bc hanged next
April. George is the last but one of
one of the worst bands OF road agents
and robbers that ever infested Wyoming.
The Iast act Of the gang was an a'.
tempt to turn the Union Pacific pas@cE-
ger train in chasm $50 feet deep at Big
Springs, in 1873. Tive deputy sheriiis
pursued the gang and were killed.
George confessed his crime and desired
ID be hanged IN pxpia,ion.
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THE srELLARToN EXPLOSION.
Great Distress Feared Among the Work

STRLLARroN, n. S, December l5.-The
misiortunes that have attended the oper-
alton OF the Halifax Mining Company
reached a climax in the closing OF the
large pit in which the explosions occur
red yesterday, due to the communica.
ton of fire from the Foord pit. 1t
is difficult to realize the extent to
which the series OF late disasters will
lead. The immediate consequences
are apparent TO all. Des,itution and
even gaunt famine stares in the faces OF
the families Of the workmen who relied
on the Albion mines Tor the means to
earn their daily bread. There are now
about five hundred acres OF the coal field
Of Pic,on county virtually closed, out OF
which only one.iourth Of the coal has
been taken.
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aecrstaFy 0chuyy.

ST. LOUIS, December l5.-Tne Post.
Dispaich says edi,orially that Secretary
Schurz will leave Washington early IN
April with his family, TO settle down and
make 81. Louis his home. Mr.. Schurz
intends 10 divide his time bet tween look
ing after his German newspaper and
writing book for the Appi.t0ns We
have IL from the most rehable source
that Mr.. Schnrz is fully prepared TO be
without .,hce during 6ariieifs admin.
istrStiun,
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ROME.
The Vatican's View of tho Irish Question.

The Va.ican's View of tho Irish Question.
LONDON, December IL A correspond
ent at Rome says he gathers from a con.
versa,ion he had with high official II
the Vatican that the agigation in Ireland
receives scant sympathy from the Vat.
can. The Holy See, while sympathiz-
ing with the Irish in their distress, de-
p,ores the excesses as compromising
their cause. The official seemed par
ti,ulary suspicious of the countenance
OF the agitation received from America,
and expressed the conviction that it ives
chiefly fostered by returned emigrants
from America imbued with revolution
ary ideas.
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Good Will.

LoxpoS, December l5.-At BANQUET
last night given to Gen. Roberts, recent.
ly returned from Afghsnistan, BY the
Merchant Tailor Company, the master
OF the company proposed toast 10 the
Foreign Ambassador. coupled with il
the name of United States Minister
Lowell, and said he hoped the English
and American f.gs, which were floating
side By side in the hall, might know M
rivalry but that OF peace. Dwell res.
pondinc 10 the toast eulog:zed Geners.
Roberts services in Atghanistsn.
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B, & o. RAILROAD.
Difficulty i'm MOvin. Freight
Over the Bound Brook Route.

New York, December l5.-The Bslti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company te!e-
graphcd ,hei- freight ag mt in tiIis city:
No freight will be received by the Bound
Brook route for the Baltimore and Ohio
TO-DAY. think you bad better advise
our shippers as soon as possihie. 1t
will also be best for them to ship -
Lille rs possible by Us to-day We are
meeting with unexpected difiieuiiies in
eettinx freight moved over the Pniisde:.
pbia, Wilmington and DIl'iDore rail-
road. We hop, TO b. able 10 sga:n
commence receiving fright ior ship
ment by our lines at an esr.y day, q
which tune our friends will be fully Cd.
yised.
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A Lady's Wish

70 how | 90 wish my skin was as
,,.i :. and sol, as yours," said a lady to
,,.., =. I,rnd. You can easily make it so, T"
= 'rss''ed the friend. How" inquired
-. ;, I,s' lady. by using Hop Bitters,
: maSes pure rlrh blood and boon =
81 -Tah ltdid it for me, as you OBJ
r ' NJ, Read OF il. Laughlin Bros. &
~ Wholesale Agents, Wheeling.
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Funeral of Madame Theirs.

\ 'Gi', December l6.-The funeral OF
I .4iue Theirs to-day was witnessed
= 'ea2ec;iul crowds. The hearse and
AN We're buried under a mass OF
-'''s and lmmOrtelles. All the lead
,. : a'ea. , n-rs OF the Assembly and the
IN Ministry followed immediately
..a4 80, the coffin. NM. Gambetta and
"a '-'' 'e'e Conspicuous in the process
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RUSSIA.
Tran sfsr of the Csir's Authority.

ST. PETERsBuRG, December l5.-Tne
rumor current some weeks ago OF the
transfer oil the Cars authority TO the
Council under the presidency OF the
Czarwitch is renewed with this addition:
That the MARI age OF the Princess Dal.
goranki with the Gar be declared legal,
She receiving the title OF the Duchess OF
Hols,ein Gottorp, and her children viii
be Princes and Princess. The Car and
family III retire - Lavida IN Aumia,
he remaining Emperor in name, the
actual authority, however, residing in
the Czarwitch.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
PRoDucR.
usv YoeR.

NEw YoRx, December l5.- Cotton
Quiet but steady ut littai?tc; futures
easy. Flour receipts $1,000
barrels; exports 1900 barrels: super.
fine western and State s. 40S+ 90; com.
mon to good 81 3O6S5 90; good to choice
S. lO(96 90; white wheat extra q i0S
O IS; st. Louis 81 65tS6 IS; Minnesota
patent process S6 5O(Ss IS. Wheat
easy at lCalic lower; receipts $1,000
bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; un.
graded spring 81 e5; No. 3 do 81 ls;
unQraded red 81 i0(Sl -; No. do
81 l4ftSl ISL; steamer do 81 05; No. :
81 1901 10; No. I do. 81 s5; mixed
winter 81 1901 l6t; No. = white 81 Ia
GSl Is: No. /. ssles $4,000 bushels. o.
81 l5GSl Ii; steamer No. do. 81 lt}:
No. = red, seller December, sales 4S.0O
bushels, at 81 lSSl Isl; seller Janu.
ary, sales 464, 900 bushels, at 81 lstS
20; seller February. sales 100000
bushels, at 81 2liGl 22;; seller May.
sales $50 bushels, at 81 23Sl 23l.
Corn-lIeavy: ungrsded 56S69c; No. 3,
e5lG5Tc; steamer 51!c; No. 9 5S(s5s3c;
no. J seller December 5S(s5Stc; seller
January 5Stc: seller February 59l@
59,c; seller May Sc. Oats-Hravy;
receipts % OOO bushels; western mixed
I2tG ilc; white western 4i9iSc. Hay
Quiet and weak at 81 10. Hops
Dull and unchanged. Cofiee-Drmsnd
iair and market firm; Rio caraoes quoted
at l0tSl3c; job lots l0Si3ic. sugar
Dali; fair 10 good refining 1i@Itc.
Molasses Nominally unchanged. Rice
STEADY. Petroleum-Dull: Unitd
Ollie; Grade 6i e17c; retined l0c. Tallow
QUOTED 6!@6lr. Ecgs-Firm for
choice; fresh .6@32r; Pork-Dull and
nominal; old mrss Tor export quoted at
Sl3 ~. Beef Quiet and steady. Cut
Meats-D Dull snd weak: long clear quoted
7lc; short clenr &c. lard-lieavy;
prime steam S. 12!6S ~. Butter
Quiet nt IiG2c. Chcese-Firm at 10
Gl2l. Leather Steady with q iair de.
mand; henIock sole 23Cd .jc. Wool
Domestic fleece 37(S52c: pulled 2i(a +6c:
unwashed lit13Sc; Texas liCi 3Ic. Met.
al - Manufactured Copper-Quiet: new
shsaihing .6c; ineot lake lsi sl?c. Pig
Iron Firm; Scotch so 5O(G2t 50:
American SIS Ula ~ ~; Russian sheet.
ING l3aI5c Naiis-Cut 81 1902 ~;
clinch 81 io(s5 Is.
Pittsburgh.
PITrsRrRGu. December l5.-Petroleum
Quiet crude. United certificates 92ic;
refined 9.c for Philadelphia delivery.
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Ohio State Orange.

CoLrnBUs, December Is 5-The state
Grange, to-day, adopted q resolution
that hereafter all candidates for public
Office asking support of the Granger,
shall be requested to publicly express
their sentiments upon railway corpora
tions and their relation 10 ih. people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-16

HAYES there were present General and
Mrs. Grant. Vice President Wheeler,
several Cabinet officers and number
Of Senators, Representatives and their
wives.
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0yereoats.
OvercOats.
O'ercoats.
Overcoats.
SSeieoats.
@sercoats.
N $50 Market.
Al 1880 Market.
~ Eses Market.
~ iSsS Market.
Al 1920 Market.
NJ i3s0 Market.
ssarket. o 90
! sarkei. '''o"' - A
= Narket. '" 90 A
,larket. ~'' - A~
Aasket. O'e's0~" ~ AO
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SWINE
kks.

The run is quite light this week, n. {
much more than half the number y.
ceiyed last ~e0k, hut the demand 10 Z
active, Az ~ many butchers are juu
now getting in their supply OF zee.
Prices show an improvement on the
quotations 81 last week, ranging nov
from jiG5i eta. for common stock. aud
500! eta. Tor the better grader. With 81
ira selling ut = cts The quality IL like
tha. o! last weeks Offering.
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SHEEP AND LAxsa
ExxARKs

There is some incrsas~ in the receipts
over lat week and a slightly improtej
traJt. The quality of the offerings
shows some improvement, there beiuy
. lot Of very bne tops. which have bren
mostly resbipped 10 Philadelphia.
There IL . moderately fair demand on
the part o our home butchers. We
quote prices st - toj ds.. with extrs
good at 81 cts.
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nngtnLEu

CixcIsxATI, December l5.-Co:ion-
Active, iirln and higher NJ lilc. Flour
Active: fancy 81 71sj w. Wheat
Quiet but firm; No. = amber Il Or; No.
> red winter 81 Oi. Corn-Inaciiyc; /;
No. 2 mixed i6c. Oats UnsettlesI; No.
. mixed JbIM3slc. Rye-ln fair lie.
mand; No. 2 Csc. Pork-Duil and nom.
inal NJ SiJ VI. LArd-lleayy st - y!
hS25. Bulk Meats-tlnisi; shoulders
81 81: clear ribs 81 s74. Whiskey-ln
f,ir demand at 81 10. Ruiisr--Du;l
and unchanged.
ToLspo, DscemI~r l5.-Wheas-Tn.
settled; amber Michigan spot 81 0.3; sr..
Ter January 81 o.; No. 2 red Wabash
spot 81 OH; seller December 81 0e;; SCI.
Ter January 81 93t: seller February
81 lOsI; seller March 81 OIL; seller April
81 ii: seller May 81 l3lc: No. red
Wabash 95.c. Corn-Dull; high mixed
49,: No. 2spot, 4l,e; seller December
IiIc: seller January i2tc; seller May
ISic. Oats-Dull; No. 2, SIC; do white
35ic. Clover Seed-Pime mammoth
s 90.
New Orisans
Nsw ORLEAys, December l5.-Cofee
In fair demand: Rio cargoes ordinary
To prime. lIGI4tc- Sugsr-Steaiy; In
ierior 5HS5lc; common 10 good com
mon 6.a6ir; fair TO fully i.lr 6sS7c;
yellow clarified 7.GSic MolaAses-
Commou 3OS3sc; centrifueal Ss3sc
lair s3934c. Riee-Buyers and ss'lefi
spsrt; no transactions we're held; Louh
a. ordinary to choice 4tS63c.
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C1Dolnnotl

CncrxsAsI, DecsDbss H.-Hoss-
Doll: common . SSte4 20; light q q
a. -; pectiag q 4S04 eS; butebess'
q ooS4 70. RscsiPts 10000 besd.
Shipneots loo besd.
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EA1 LIsssrY. Deccmber l5.-CattIe--
Receipts today 7is head Of through.
and Z,5 heal d yard stock; to'al Tor
two davs 9j2 heal Of through and 1GO
head Of locs! stock. The supply 10 fsis,
bat the bulk Of the offerings hsve hem
common 10 simply good. only sbout 10
or l2 car loads being strictly good 90
prime. The highese priee paid thh
week was &c, Tor one load ol extra.
The range Of prices are - follows: Good
and prime shipping IS 00tS5 Is; fair 20
good butchers stock q 25S4 s6; coin.
mon 70 light 8 G5t1h 90; buils, cova
and sag e 0o13 20; extss fst COWS
and heiiers s. 75(sJ4 20. sales 70 dsy
COZ head; Tor three days 1855 head.
Hoes-Receipts 2,706 head: total Tor
two days 7,SD hesd, Yortsn q $50
4 80; Philsdelphis ~ 7O9l 30.
sbeep.Recsipts to day 300 hsed: total
for two days 3. 100; selling st 8 0oa5 50
fnG erpmma00 tO RYtYn
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suSRE rHx CATTLE ARE REroRrkp vnOh.
REMARKS oS HWY CATTLE.

The arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted to 1.93i head, against sou
last week and 2,7l0 head the CORES.
ponding week oi last year. and the sales
during the week amounted 10 .IV
head. against .92s last week and l.Ds
head the corresponding werk oi last
wear. and were M follows:
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LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, December Is. 1880.
,:IcgIpTs voR the WEEK.
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Pittsburgh

PITrsRrRGH, December ID. Petroleum
Quiet. crude. United certificates 92ic;
refined Ole for Philadelphia delivery.
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Foreign.

.ai2e hey, late Postmaster General
'''e nltei States, arrived at Havana
''>'s'day INN Cedar Keys. He is ac-
.9ahled by several gentlemen repre-
~21aai the Louisville and Nashville
.4r.a!.
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The market vas = trihe more active
than last week for the better grades at
least. and prices for them were, quality
considered, Ia, ct higher. There we're
a few Ca,tl. much superior 10 those OF
last week. hut the offerings generally
were much like those then. We quote
prices u, 2la,5 10. most sales ranging
from id5 cts; stock Cattle NJ 3cS,3!. nnd
desirable butcher Cattle 3i6tt cts.
Common Cattle were hard 10 .~li.
mich COWS.
Tie trade is only fair. Prices s?j 10
So per head.
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0ncl,td<d On Fourth Pdge,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-18

An "interyieael" approaching Gen
Bancock, the General smiled, but
positively declined to say anything
about Ar Earnum or the election
lie had Something else to do and
think about" He declared he had
seen what the newspapers had said
about the dispute; had read the
Brooklyn Eagles article which de-
cIared he would not accept the Presi,
dency on any such conditions as Bar
mum and Kelly proposed; had real
what Gen. Pryor said about Barnum,
thataIl this was possibly another mis-
take ofhiH '@out," said be pleasantly,
q desire TO say nothing myself
Gen. Hancock's manner was most
cheerful and pleasant. He WAS vii.
lag to talk aboat anything bat poll
tics, but that subject he was determi-
ned t3 avoid in whole of in part.