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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-01
FIRST DIsTRICT pEMoO.
RACY.
Times and Places Of Holding
va the Two Conventions.

-
special Dispatch 70 the Register.
PARKERsBURo, March 81.
The Democratic Congressional Execu-
tive Committee for this District met in
this city this afternoon. The Commit
teelorganixed by electing John Bassell
Chairman and r. f. Horner secretary.
Representatives from twelve counties
were present.
After q brief struggle the city oil
Wheeling was selected as the place Tor
holding, the, nominating convention
Time, August II.
.Clarksburg was the point selected rs
che place for holding the convention to
appoint delegates to the Na'ion-
sifDemocratic Convention. June 10th
was the date concluded upon. The
basis of representation was fixed at one
delegate for every one hundred votes
cast for Tilden. A vote Of thanks was
rendered w. J. Hill, proprietor OF the
Hill House, for courtesies extended the
representatives, after which the meet
ing adjourned.
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WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIA'
TION.
Mills tn BE Shut Down Two
Weeks Longer.

PrTrsBURGu March 3l.-An adjourned
meeting oi the Western Nail Association
was held to-day, all the mills west OF
the AllcgheEies, but one, being repre-.
sented. 4 discussion on the state OF
the trade ensucd, apd at the close a res
olution WAS unanimously adopted sus-
pendiny the mills two weeks longer
irom Monday next IL is proposed to
taks the business entirely out OF the
hands OF spectators and conhne 1t
solely to producers. u at the expiration
oi thS two weeks referred to no change
Il APPARENT. a further suspension viii
be ordered. II is believed, however,
that there will not bc any necessity Tor
a aprolongatiun ct the suspension BEYOND
April 18th
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PRODUCE.
~ evy Y orr.

NKw YoRK, March 81. - Cotton
Dull aud nominal at l3(9l3tc; futures
weak. Elour-S,eady and prices with
out decided change; receipts 1900 bar
rcls. Wheat-More active. receipts
100, 100 bushels; ungraded spring 81 81;
ungraded red 81 32CGl 50; No. 3 81 80;
No. 9 81 3Sal 80; No. . red Kansas
81 50; No. . amber 81 &c. ungraded
white 81 30Cal 3li: No. 2sl 3li; No.
| do, sales l0i,00 bushels, at 81 S}(D
| "a; No. 2 red seller April, sales 3sS,.
600 bushels, at IL 37iGgl 80; seller May,
sales 296, 900 bushels. at I'll 37(9l 3St;
seller June. sales 10000 bushels, at
81 3it6l 3ji. Corn--Demand active;
receipts $4,000 bushels. ungraded 53l@
5ii, No. 3, j3c. No. 2 53td5ic. No. 2
seller April 52iG5 52ic; seller May I9;c.
Oats Demand active receipts 80 90
bushels, western mixed 3jCS40c: white
western I0taiilc. liay-Dull at zoe.
Hops-Quiet and unchanged. Coffee
Quiet but firm; Rio cargoes l3ial6ic:
job lots litglSc. Sugar-Dull, fair 10
good refining 7.97ic. Molasses Quiet
and unchanged for grocery grades; New
Orleans iil1G0c; Porto Rico 3S(gJ0c
Rice--ln good demand at full prices
Petroleum-Dulla and heavy; United
s7Ic, crude 6jCa7.C; refined 7ic asked.
Tallow-Dull at 9 l.l6(a6tc. Rosin-
Quiet and unchanged. Eggs-Dull and
unchanged. Pork-Dull; old mess sli %
II 30, new quoted sll G0tSll IS. Beef
Dull. Cut Meats-Quiei and firm; long
clear 7tc, short clear 7ic. IArd-Higher;
prime steam s. eOCd7 62i. Butter
Dull and easier at lsCa32 Cheese-De-
mand fair and market firm llCalic
whisky-Nominal at 81 10. Leather
Dull. hemlock sole 25ig27se- Wool
Strong; domestic. fleece 50;e65c; pulled
$50 Coo. unWashed ls(d i2c; Texas 2l(a,
iOc. Metals Manufactured Copper -
DGll; new sheathing 32c; ingot lake 22tc.
Pig Iron--Dull and in buyers iayor
Scotch SIS OOca,33 %, American S2j 10
Cs,Ss ca Sails--Cut s. 30(e,5 ~; clinrh
81 o0(a7 Co.
OHIcAso, March Sl.-Flour - Dull
and nominal. wheai-AeiiYe, arm
and higher: No. Chicago spdos 81 N
cash; 81 I6iGI lot seller April; 81 lot
seller May; 81 Ia seller Jane: No. I
81 OO6i o. REJECTED Sc. COrn-strona
and higher; fresh 35ic, rrgHlar 53iC
cash; 35ic bid seller April; 57lc seIlel
May; she seller June; rejected 3ic
0Ats-Active. strong and higher; ire.t
2ac; regular 26ie cash aud seller April
Bic seller May and June. Rye-sssd,
and unchanged. BArley-Stesdy and
unchanged. Pork-ActiVe, frn anc
higher at SO 90 cash; $40 $3.50 81,
seller May; sil ca seller June. Lard
In good demand and prices q shadr
higher at g. ej cash asd seil,r April
e oSls7 07i selIer May. Baik Meats
onist and unchanged Whisky-stsAdl
! and unehsnssd-
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HOUSE.

Consideration was resumed OF the
contested election case OF Bradley w.
Slemmons, from the Second Arkansas
District.
After a speech by Mr.. Sawyer, in be-
half OF the cOntestec, u vote was taken
on the minority resplution reported by
MIR. Weaver, declaring the seat vacant,
and it was defeated; yeas 80, nays l62.
The question then recurred on the
majority resolution, declaring William
+. Slemmons entitled to the seat, and it
was adopted. t
Mr.. Springer, chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Contested Elections, desired
to call up the PENNSYLVANIA contested
case Ct Curtin ys.sYocum.
Mr. BiackburnT raised the question OF
consideration, and the House went into
COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the Star
Service Deficiency bill.
Without coming Ia a vote on the bill
the Committee rose, and the House ad-
journed.
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PARK ERSBURG.
Crushed Under a Cart Wheel
Fire.

PAREERSnrEG. Marrh Sl.-A little son
of Pat Ward was thrown out OF cart
to day by runaway horse; The cart
passcd over the bOdy.Ui the boy, crush
Ing one leg aud breaking the bone near
tbS thigh. The little fellows wounds
are dangerous, il not fatal. ,
pay before yesterday the dwelling OF
& Daniels. on Spring Greek, Roane
county. burned TO the ground, together
with the contents. Loss, sl,OVO; no IN
ut,ranp,a
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Murdsr ip the KanAwha Valley.

CaARLxroS. W. Va, March S0.-A
man calling himself Frank howard' was
Killed at Paytona, on toai River yes'er-
5av- He was shot five times by one
Atkins, who claims 1t WAS done IN self
defense. Howard was conndehee-
man. who operated here during the WIN,
ter he said once, while drinking, that
he was under an assumed name; ne
Was. perhaps, twenty-nine years OF age
lie had the muscle OF his lett arm
mashed of by being hit With billiard
sne. which ieit CHASTITY scar. The an-
Gorities Of Roane county buried him'
Sbonld this meet the eye OF any OF his
people, they can confer with the Su,
ihofities OF said county. ATKINS Is Ia
iail-
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OVER THE HILLS FROM
THE POOR HOUSE.
An Old Couple Repudiated by
tho Washington County In
iirHlary

special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, March 81.
Steward Il. G.. Cunlall has notified
the Allegheny County p oor Board to
send an officer to the Washington Coun-
~ Home aud remove Baltis Miller aud
wife, an old couple 20 years OF axe, who
belong to Allegheny county. They are
quite helpless. Mrs. Miller is the
mother of Charlotte Jones, executed at
Pittsburgh, in 1853, for murder.
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Wages Advanced.

CoIUABus, March 3l.--The following
circular was issued from the general
managers office OF the Panhandle
Railroad Company to-day.
GkSERAL MASAGER's OFTIcE,
CoLuMBUs, March -, 1850
The compensation OF the officers and
employees upon the T., G. * st. l..
railroad, Charters, T., W. 4 Ky, G. 4
NJ V. C., G.. x IL c.. l.. NJ, j., NJ. K
|. aud / 4 V lines will he restored 10
that in force prior 10 June LIST, 1871, To
take effect from aud after April lst, 1850.
[Signedl D. W. Caldwell,
General MdRa0lr.
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NEW ENGLAND
The Pres dOntial situation There.
.neolal 10 the kegLsllr.

lN0 res uoANlaA oAbAAhASA ANANa
special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
/ encountered to-day one ot the best
known OF New England Republican pol
iticians. and without preface asked hun
as To the Presidential situation IN that
quarter. With as little ceremony, he
replied that the hurrah boys arc for
Bla.uc, but that the thoughtful Rcpnb-
Hcaus ui New England neither like
Blame nor Grant Mr.. sherman has
not. hc aided, been personally popular
with them. AMI they are now rallying
around senator Eimunds, hoping to
heat the Grant aud Blaine bgOms.
is not ita very vain hope asked; (;
"ani don't YOU think Grants nomina-
tlou IL certain lrom the present out
hook r'
With reluctance, he had to confess
that II seemed su.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT
CITIZEN.
One Of the Executors of Henry
Clay and a Horse Fancier.

Special " the Register
WAsHINGTON, Pa, March 81.
HsRTy I. Duncan, Sr., died at Paris,
Ky, a lew days since. lie was born at
Paris, on the 10Th OF March, 1900, and
died oi cancer short time after his SOth
birthday. lie wasIa graduate of Wash
iugton aud Jefferson College, at this
place. For some years he practiccd law
and then engaged in agricultural pur-
suits. tie was one OF the oldest horse
breeders in Kentucky, and bred many
tiuc horses, among them the renowned
GRAY Eagle. Mr.. Duncan was one OF
the executors Of Henry Clay.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull and nominal.
SroCKs-The market opened strong
and i(9li per cent. higher for general list
while Cedar Falls and Minnesota was
4 per cent higher. This stock after
wards lost all the advance and the re-
mainder of the list declined | to 2. per
cent, the latter, New York
Central-after announcement that
the Treasury had purchased ST.
100000 worth of bonds, there was a
sharp advance in prices. The improve
ment ranged from \ TO 2 per cent
Erie was a feature, and advanced un-
der large purchases. At tie close there
was a reaction OF | to per cent, from
highest point.
The Elevated Railroad stocks were
weak. Manhattan fell 2i,and Metropolitan
q per cent. The Secretary OF the Treas.
ury accepted 5000, 900 of bonds out OF
q total Of S5,375,000 offered. The class
bonds accepted and the range Of prices
were as follows: 6I of 80, from lO3.S5
TO l03 93i; Is of 81, from l05.i3 10
lO5 "A; IS of 81, from l0324 To l03 80.
Atthe treasury the money for the s. 900,
900 bonds did not reach the loan mar
ket to-day, the latter continuing strin-
gent, and many loans in the last hour
cost borrowers lilo per cent. per diem.
The closing rates were g per cent. TO the
best borrowers and 6per cent, plus l-32,
to others
The transactions on the Stock Tx
change aggregated 284,000 shares, OF
which 900 were Chesapeake and Ohio,
800 c., g. K |. g., 5000 Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, LOO Canada
Southern, 5000 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 300 Delaware aud Hud-
son, IS, 100 Erie, 600 Hannibal aud St.
Joseph, 5000 Iron Mountain. 800 lli-
nois Central 1900 Kansas aud Texas,
1900 Lake Shore, 1900 Little Pitts
hurgh, 1000 Michigan Central, $500
Northwestern, 5000 Nashville and
Chattanooga CLOSING at SD, l,2OC
New Jersey Central, 81 900 New York
Central, $500 Northern Pacific, 200
Ohio and Mississippi, 200 Ontario and
Western CLOSING at 26l), 22,0O0 Pacific
Mail, 5000 Reading 1900 ST. Paul, 2, l0C
st. Paul and Sioux City, 1000 81, Louis
aud san Francisco preferred, 4, 800 Union
Pacific, 400 Wabash and Pacific, $500
Western Union.
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ate demand at the figures ruling last
week, viz: 8(G6i cts.
SHEEP AND LAMna.
REMARKh

RENARKh
The offerings are confined to supply
In gthe wants OF the home market only,
aud our butchers here mainly sup
piled themselves the latter part Of the
iast week, there is but little demand for
the receipts since then. aud trade to-day
Is quite dull. The quality averages better
than for several weeks, though there
were not rs good tops to tho offerings -
were here lew weeks ago. We quote
shorn sheep at i@6t cts; wool sheep
sal cts, aud lambs, s3(S$i.50 each.
CnioAxo.
CmicAso, March 81. - The Dfossrs
Journal reports hog receipts ia 900 head:
shipments 1900 head. The market
opened weaker and 5tal0c lower, sx.
capt for best; good prime heavy : %
IA 80; light bacon 80 35(d4 81; mixed
packing - 30 "a 90; close and quiet anu
all sold.
Cattle-Receipts 100 head; ship
ments 2.OOO head. Market quiet, slow,
and weak, and fully l0c lower Tor ship
ping; common TO good medium, ship
ping at 81 O0(a,4 10; good 10 choice
81 S0(a,5 90; common butchers dull.
heavy, good and steady at - 1904 ~;
light stockers dull at s. O0td4 20.
Shcep-Receipts 9, 500 head shipments
II % head. Market slow and weak:
common TO medium S3 0o,aS 30: good
to choice 81 0O(a6 20.
New York.
NEw YORK. March 3l.-Becves -
Receipts for two days 1880 head. Mar.
kct easier and in buyers favor. In
many instances the sales show decline
equal to H.. Trash sold ut 1l@Ijc;
common to very good steers SS(a9tc:
prime l0Gi0ic; extra aud fancy l0iCa'
iOlc. Shipments to-day aud yesterday
266 head OF live cattle, 500 quarters
oi beef, 800 live sheep, b5O earcasses oil
mutton American refrigerators oil beel
sold in Liverpool yesterday Mt Od.
Sheep Receipts for two days 5,3sO
head. Demand fair at small advance.
with good business, at ~ 1901 Do; un.
shorn sheep 81 25CSS %; ycarlings aud
carload OF fair clipped shcep ~ 20.
Hogs Receipts for two days $50
head, market duh at 81 60Ca+ 80, with
carload Of Ohio hogs, l32 pounds, al
SiI5.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, March 3l.-Cattie -
Receipts to-day i76 head OF through
and 26i head of ward stock; total for
two DAYS SOL head oi through and 62l
head Of local; supply light but quite
equal to the demand All the best cat
tie, twelve loads, were taken up for ship
mcnt at fair prices, the balance being
fair tn common, were sold out To the
retail trade here best 81 gOCa5 ID; fair
to good butchers stock 81 WCat 80.
common 81 OOta13 %; stockors, mostly
light. - OOC53 50; bulls, COWS aud stays,
81 2jCd3 75. Sales to-day 80 head.
Hogs Receipts to-day 1880 head /;
total for two days z, 3,i20; Workers ~ GOO
i75; Philadelphias 81 O0a5 10.
sheep--Recoipts to-day ?,bOO head !;
total for two days 500; selling rather
slow, very little doing at 10 cents oil
from yesterday.
| Cincinnati.
CIsciKSS1I, March 81. - Hogs 90
Cammon 81 baa4 ~; light 81 Ntf
5j; packing 81 25tsi o., butchers
~ 6adi ~.
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I,ottsry Drawing.

LOUISVILLE KY, March Sl.-The
eighteenth drawing Of the Common
wealth Distribution Company, took
place at MacCauley's Theatre in the
presence OF larse and fashionable su-
aienee. The capiisl prize, $50, ,ooo was
drawn by ticket t5l; second prlEe,
sl0Doa BY tieket ID, SOS; third prite'
5000, was captured by tiekot ts,SS,'
The following tickets drew n,o0
sc, 10 ;otss, Ss,slS d. .ss, and li,sss'
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sal. o. Jar Cooke, Eaee,.

PmLaDKLPmA, March 3L.-The pub
lie sale Of stocks, bonds and other effects
of The bankrupt estate Of Jay Cooke 4
Co, today. realized s467 600. There
vas no bid ioT 0SSriI, Jay Cookies
iormer residence, and i45 lots of west
srn land, appraised at sll6.0oo, we're
offered vithoat bid being gaAas.
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sENAToRDkvfs, BILL
To Repeal Certain 'Skpbscpriations. "A
tractinE Alteration. ~

~
special 10 The Kss~lsS llh 2FEl
WAsIISGToS, March 81.
Ina previous dispatch I ktvs an out
line Of the bill OF Senator Davis to repeal
certain peru anent and indefinite apbro-
priations. I find that Just nss his
favorable rrIort Of this bill is attracting
the attention OF great many shp
overlooked, e at the time it SAs made
Among the appropriations repealed 81
the Davis bill in question are the salaries
of retired uultHi States judges, the lees
OF supervisors o, elections, the sin siug
funi Tor 2-i5- kOads.d the nistriCt OF
Columbia, thc ,tloinxse Of silver
fpr the redemption OF irinc-
tIlnal currency, the payment OF in
tarrst uu 36i bonds OF the District OF
Columbia. the salaries and expenses 4
agents All clerks VI tha, Southbra'
Claims CoInuiSAOn, ard. tht Marylhsi
Institution IOr tho instruction OF the
blind. secretary sherman. while adj
mitJius that Congress should have sup
eryisluu uyCr United States mugsy ap-
preparations rs fully IA possible, sug-
gests, To prevent confusion, that the
Davis bill ought not To 90 into edeCt
until June 31,h, 1881, and senator
Davis and his committee will, ] think,
agree th this.
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EeerAsks DemOcrai,e state Convention

OMAHA, March 3l.-The Democratic
State Convention met this AFTERNOON.
There vas no news late this evening
owing to an interruption Of the tele-
graphic communIiion. Probably they
viii do no more than organize to-day.
The election Of q TldeB delegation Tor
Cincinnati is generally conceded.
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Kansa. Republican state COnventioa.

ST. LoUIs, March 3l.-A private dis
patch IRON Topeka, Kansas, says that
the vote for chairman Of the State Con-
yeniion stood ls7 TO III. This IS re-
ganied as test OF the strength Of Blame
and Grant The same dispatch predicts
a bolt OF the Grant men from one, per
haps, Of the two Congressional districts.
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TIE TAhItF ~ PAPER,
Aud Paper MakIng Materials.
sys,ial O. tie Register


spscial O. tie REGISTER
WAsHINGTON, March 81.
Although MIR. Dunucll and other Re
publicaus OF the Ways and Means Com
mittee say again to-day, after nights
sleep on the action Of the committee,
that they will be- able to beat the pro-
posed t1riH notifications, the result
IL none the less surprising when It Is re
membered that short time ago the
same committee either tabled OF post
poned indefinitely every proposition be
lore Il tor change IN the tariff, lnciad-
inS paper pulp. The explanation tnat
Tree paper and paper materials VAS add.
ed 10 the bichromate potash hill
10 kill II, will not do, because
Massachusetts, New Hampshire ana
Rhode Island manufacturers
among Others, peiitiOIed the SeHate yes
terday for the reduction Of the duty on
bichromate potash which they have 10
Use and do not manufacture. Hence az
n not so important that tarlh men
should defeat snch a reduction that they
should. i'm a tit of desperation, couple
free paper and a reduction OF me tsrlu
on wOolen articles such as blankets,
haunels and hats, with It. My, own
Judgment is that there has beena change
in the sentiment OF the Ways and
Means Committee, growing out OF re,
cent events, but whether the House VIII
confirm the artion OF the committee no
mains 10 be seen. The tarih reiormers
are Just as hopeful OF carrying their nl'l
as the taritI men are Ot defeating 1t. Ihe
chances, however, to "a cool observer, are
in iayor OF the latter, because i Is easier
10 defend a strong position we'll fortified
than il is 10 assail and carry 1t. Even
il this bin should pass the House, u VIII
have a hard road before il in the Senate.
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ENGLAND
Marriage OF Rev Newman Hal

LONDON, March 81 Rev. Newman
Hall who, August last, obtained a di-
vorce, has married the lady to whom he
admitted during the trial he had com
municated the intention to marry In the
event oi the success Of the suit against
his wife.
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Wool Mon Pro,estiuG.

BosroS, March 3l.---The Executive
Committee oi tie National Association
Of Wool Manufacturers to-day sent
dispatch tO Washington protesting
against the action of the Ways and
Means Committee in relation 10 the tariff
on Annlnns
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
The Opinion stni Prevails that There VIII
BE an Early Adjournment
II a.

WAsuISGToS, Marrh 81.
asked a friend Of Speaker Randall,
to-lay, ii ho had net changed his mind
ON the question OF an early adjournment.
lie said hc hal not talked TO him since
the Ways and Means Committee had
agreed upon their bill, modifying the
ttritT, bat that the Speaker and Appro-
priat,OuS Cummitlec, he knows, are
working for AN early adjournment, and
that the former does mot believe there
will hr anv material changes made lu
the tariff this session. The Indications,
in my Judgment, are that II Congress
gets away by the last Ot June II will do
Wsll
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DIZZY GOODS.
Now YOTg.

NKw YogK, March 3l.-Dry Goods-
Business Was generally quiet with the
package houses, but on the whole the
market was steady. Cotton goods are In
light demand. Prints remain quiet la
first hands. Dress goo,ls are less active.
Lawns, piqucs and ginghams are fairly
active. Mems wear woolcns are quiet
anl firm. Foreign goods sluggish and
steady.
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FOREIGN.
IRELAND
Orangemen Attacked.

LoNDoS, March 3l.-At Coal Island,
County Tyrone, a party OF Orangrmen
entered the town and were attacked by
a crowd OF Catholics. The police inter
iered, and were obliged to fire on the
crowd, wounding two oi the attacking
party.
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Ac,,asnt on the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad.

nxcixSArI, March Sl-A west bound
i,e;gbt train on the Chesapeakeand ONO
railroai had the front trucks OF car 'n
the middle Of the train thrown IRON the
tTaek by a bad rail when just entering
tive bridge over the Guysndotie riyer.
A span Of the bridge was knocked aosh
and eight cars fell to the river snore.
where they were burned: The ensine
had safely crossed the oriass- hsss,
$4,000 leav6 Miss
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Proposalsto bell Bonds,

Nrw YoRK. March 81 The proposals.
D. sell bonds b. the government today
aggregated S,i,310.JOO, at 1913 81 10 lO3 s3t
ior 6s Of 1880: I05 i3 % los. 20 lor Bs 81
1881, and los % 10 l03 30 for 5s.
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WOOL,
Boston.

I'osros, March 3I.-Wool-There ID
no material change in the market prices
sustained; Ohio aud Pennsylvania extra
Jjtp!sjc; Michigan 52Cdj6c: No. Mich.
igau and Ohio O0aB2c.