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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-23
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
The San Francisco Board of
Health Declares the Chinese
Quarter a Nuisance.

San Francisco, February 2l.-At a
special meeting Of the Board vi Health,
to-day, the report OF the committee APP
pointed 10 investigate the condition of
the Chinese Quarter Was read. The re-
port detailed the state OF affairs found
10 exist there and in its disclosure al the
cIowdasansss, a;ness,d Of all CONSIDERATIONS 20.
We W. va e~r -.-s.--r,.s.is eAdn
with the Recommendation that Chinese
town be condemned asa nuisance, and
calls upon the proper authorities to take
the necessary steps for its abatement
without delay. The report Was unani-
mously adopted, and it is expected that
immediate action will be taken to carry
out the views OF the Board. The work
ingmen are greatly gratifed at the az
ton OF the latter, which, it 10 believed,
will meet with little opposition except
from directly interested parties.
San Francisco, February H.-late
this afternoon a warrant was Issued Ion
the arrest OF Tiburcis ParrOtt, OF the firn
Of Parrott 4 Co., on the charge OF en-
blowing Chinese III the service OF TIT
Sulphur Bank Quicksilver Mining Com
pany, Of which PaIrott Is President
The case is made to test the constitu
tiunality Of the act recently passed by
the legislature prohibiting Corp0Istl0n!
from employing Chinese. SSz9.IIIIl
LigiburiO Parrott, arrested on th'
charge as president OF a corporation
employing Cinnamon, has petitlone'
the United States Circuit Court for
writ OF hdtcas corpus, the writ returnabi
on the 18th inst
The Board Of Trade and Chamber @
Commence met to-day and appointed
committee ~ consider the best cours
to be pursued 10 alleviate tue distres
prevailing among the working classes.
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MEXICO
Grants Reception

GALVESTON, Tx, February 2l.-A
Nslrs special, dated City Of Mexico, says:
On Monday the United States Minister
will receive General Grant and party at
the United States legation. Al 30 his
morning General Grant and party lett
Orilaba and passed EsPeranEa, the hrst
railroad staiion on the central table
lands.
CIIT oF MEICo, February 22.-Gen-
erAl GrAnt and party arrived TO night
on a special train, accompanied by Min
ister Foster, the Mexican reception CON
mittee aud others. They we're met n
the depot by the city officials and mem
bers OF the Federal government The
streets are packed With people. Grant
and party we're placed IN cAIriages and
escorted b. Miner College by 1000 IN
tAntTy and five hundred cavalry. The
buildings and streets are sblAZe With u
| luminatfOns
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Philsdelphh-

PHILADELPHIA, February 2l.-Flour-
Dull; Minnesota extra medium Is 80;
choice s. IS; fancy 81 90; Ohio extra
medium $8 90; good 81 90; Minnesota
patent Ss 90. Rye Flour-stssdy st
Is 90 Wheat Decidedly bsttsri No.
< I'd, in elevator, car lots, 81 80; No. 2
red seller February 81 iSi bid, 81 +st
asked; seller March 81 49t bid, 81 tsl
asked; seller April 81 80 bid, 81 6H
asked; seller May 81 5O3 bid, 81 DIT
asked. Corn-Firmer; western mixed,
on track, SIC; sail mixed, seller Fsbru.
ary, 57i95S}c; seller March 563c bid.
5Sc asked; seller April 55ic bid, sc
asked; seller May sic bid, 55c asked.
Oats-Dull; No. 8 white Wabash +5(s
45Ic; No. 9 do 46(S46lc. Provisions
Quiet and unchanged. Butter-Nrm
and unchanged. Eess-Stssdy western
I4(al4lc. Cheese Dull; creamery let
(Si4ic. Petroleum-Dull and un.
changed.
RALrIxoRE, February IL Flour
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-West-
ern higher and steady; No. 3 western
winter red, spot aud seller February,
81 i9i(Il so; seller March and April
81 50; seller May il 49!(sl 4et. Corn
Western higher and strong; western
mixed, spot and seller February 69t(S
sole; seller March Sit15Stc; seller
April 55ts55ic; seller May 64t(S5tic;
steamer 55ic. Oats-Stsady and quiet
western white 47(94sc; mixed +5(stbc
Pennsylvania 41G1i9c. Rye-Nominal
a. A. IA In
choice Pennsy lvsnia and Maryland
SIS 0OGls %. Proyisions-Steady with
out change. Butter-Stesdy and un.
changed prime to choice western packed
2O(a26c; rolls lsC123c. Exgs-Dull L
l2l@l3c. Petroleum Unchanged. Col.
fee-Firm; Rio cargoes litGalbic. Sugar
Firm; A soft 9ic. Whisky-Quiet si
81 l0l9l IL.
MILwAuKgE, February 2l.-Flour-
Inactive and held firmly. Wheat
Opened quiet, advanced &c and closei
weak; No. | Milwaukee hard 81 25; No.
l Milwaukee 81 23i; No. ., 81 22t seller
February 81 22i; seller March 81 ~
seller April 81 IA; No. 3, u vt; No. 4.
81 o.; rejected 95c. Corn-lligher; No.
2. 37tc. Oats Higher and frmi No. !
s2ic. Rye-Inactiye; No, 75c. Harley
Firm; No. g spring zoe. Provisions
Quiet and steady. Mess Pork-firm
at $lI 81 cash sii " seller March. Lard
Prime steam 81 20 cash 81 20 seller
March Dressed IIogs-Dull at A 9Oa
5 on. There will be no board Monday.
Toledo.
ToLEDo, February al Wheat
strong; No. 2 red winter -eller March,
81 80; seller April 81 Ht seller May
81 3si seller June 81 81; No. I? amber
Illinois 81 S5. Corn-Firm and higher,
high mixed i2c; No. spot +2c; seller
March 42ic; seller May Ale; rejected
%Otc. Oats-Dull aud nominal. Glover
seeI--Prine - ~; Mammoth ~ 81.
pittsburgh.
PirTsBuRsH, February 2l.-Petrolsum
Quiet; crude3I OH iat Psrkas Tor ship
ment, refined nc for Philsielphia de-
livery.
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Fatal Ftsh, Between Robbers

BosrOS, February 2l.-Heny Orpin,
Seeper OF a boarding house at y Flor
ence street, South End, learned this
evening that two of hls dodgers, who
roomed together, had been missing Tor
eight days. He opened their room and
found (. @. Marshall, one OF the missing
dodgers, dead upon the bed, With a re-
yolyer in his leiI hand and bullet hole
on the right side Of the head. In the
room a lsrse lot Of burglars tools we're
found; also seven crue;bles and q mum
Der o. precious stones taken Fom jsw-
elry. The police believe that the mur'
der vas Committed in = qGArre. over the
spOiis. The stones are thought 10 be
portion Of those stolen from George II
SormAa's residence, on Beacon street
on the night Of the llth.
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AID FOR IRELAND.
PARNeLL, DILLON AND MURDOCH
Immense Demonstration Yesterday in De-
troit-liberal COntributions-Par-
nell and the Herald
Relief Fund.

DETROIT, February 22.-The ParnelI
Dillon Murdoch demonstration her
this afternoon was an immense affair
1t vas, in point Of numbers, respecta
bility and enthusiasm, one of the grand
est that has ever taken place in Detroit
The party were received at the Michi
gan Central depot and escorted to tht
Russell House by three military com
psnies, headed by the Tenth United
States Infantry Band, and also b,
number OF temperance ana
civic societies, with large delegation OF
prominent citizens In carriages. The re.
ception at the Detroit Opera House in
the evening was most cordial ami en.
thusiastiC. Mayor Thompson presided
and introduced J. w. COrcoran, Chair.
man Ot the Reception Committee, who
read an address of welcome. Mayor
thompson, In introducing Mr.. Parnell,
delivered an able and feeling address,
strongly endorsing Mr.. Parnell and the
objects OF his mission.
Mr.. farnell, on rising, was greeted
with thunders OF applause. He spoke
about half an hour and was listened to
with rapt attention, his remarks being
frequently interrupted by loud and long
applause. In the course OF his remarks,
MIR. Parnell referred in the following
words to the New York Herald relief
tund snd the manner OF its distribution:
wishing to give the New
York Herald fair chance of
showing that it was sincere
IN It's expressions of sympathy with the
Irish people, he and Mr.. Dillon had
published letter ten DAYS ago, appeal
ing to the Herald 10 name a committee
in Ireland to distribute its relief fund
which would command the confidence
OF the Irish people. The Herald, in re-
ply to this appeal, published the names
OF a committee which was not a satsfac-
tory one, as there was too much of
OF the landlord and government
influence IN It's composition. Neyerthe-
less, IN difference to the wishes Oi friends
from all parts Of the Union, he con-
sented to act. in the belief that by ap-
pointing gentleman to represent him
during his absence from Ireland he
could neutralize this influence To
such an extent as to make the |
committee tplerable; but the Herald re-
fused him the privilege OF appointing a
proxy, while it allows another member |
OF It's committee to do so, thereby show
ing that It's offer to him was not bona fCie,
and that it feared the influence OF his
would he used TO de-
Iest its object OF strengthening
the landlord interest in Ireland under |
the guise of charity. At the conclusion
IF the meeting nearly $1,000 was sub
'cribed. and the receipts from the sale
lf tickets will net large sum for the re-
lei fund. Parnell, Dillon and Murdoch
cave for Chicago houday INC rning at 10
o'clock.
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CinoinnAti southern Railroad.

CISCISSATI, February Alt is now
definitely arranged that the Cincinnati
Southern railroad win he opened through
TO Chattanooga for freight business. The
first train over the newly completed por-
ton OF the line will leave Somerset at
90 O'clock morning. II 10 proposed Ia
celebrate the event there on mohday by
firing guns and hanging out flags. A
battery from Dayton will be brought
down. Forty cars we're sent out tonight
to 70 in the first train, and the prospect
is that one hundred car loads of freight
will be gathered in time for the pioneel
train. The schedule time IA fIed at q
houn from Cincinnati 10 Chattanooga
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TURKEY
Caniured bT Bandits

CoSsTASTINoPLE February H.-Coi.
Synge, whom Sir Austin Layard sent
last month 10 distribute relief among
the Mussullman refugees in Eastern
Roumelis. has been captured, with his
wife, BY Greek brlgsnds, near SalOnica.
The bandits demand large ransom.
Col. Synge writes to the British Consul
at Salonica urging him to prevent the
dispatch oitroops, as the brigands threat,
en- 10 kill him and his vile II an armed
force are sent against them. sir Austin
Iayard has ordered the British gunboat
Rapid TO salonica, to inquire the best
course 10 pursue for their liberation.
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Died.

ALBANY, February 22. - Rev. Dr.
Bush, Of New York, Secretary OF the
American Board oi Foreign Missions,
lied here to-day.
ISDIAxAPoLIs, IsD., February p
Solomon Reed, a conductor on the Belt
road, died last night, from wounds re-
ceiyed in Traces, in a saloon on Friday,
with VIM. McDougal, an engineer on
the Bee Lane.
AUGUSTA, Ga, February Ell. q.
Wright, one of the editors and proprie-
tors OF the Chronicle and COr'IiIiItiOH,
died, aged 20 years, at the residence Ol
Governor HeTschel V. Johnson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-23

SUCCESSFUL STRIKE.
The Demands Of the Piedmont
Miners Acceded to by the
Operators.

special Dispatch TO the Register
PIEDMONT, W. Va, February 22.
Notice was given by all the mines TO
their miners this afternoon to go to
work at the price demanded by them.
1t was thought the operators would hold
firm until last night, when four OF them
agreed to the demand asked for, which
caused all the other operators, this after.
noon, to comply to the demands or loose
their trade. There is great deal OF re-
joicing among the miners over their
success. This is an advance of fifteen
cents per ton.
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DIZZY GOODS.
New YoIt.

Nsw yogE, February 2l.-Dry Goods
business moderate with packing
houses and the tone NJ the market very
strung. Cotton goods in lair demand
aud iirm. Prints quiet and hrn. Dress
goods, lawns and ainghsns In good re-
auest and firm Mems wear voolens
fairly active Flsnneis doing well. For.
eign dress goods and silks more active
aud linen goSis ia lair request.
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G,nrral Rornixn Eotsa.

The London GasStS announces that
White. British diplomatic agent and
consul general Al BachArest, has been
appointed minister to ROumssia-
The Alliance between Peru and Bo-
iiyiA has been broken OF.
The official communicated IN which
England, Germany and France sckpoyt'
edge the indepelience Of Rounania
.uss trxisnittei 70 BuetIarest sAtnndsy
Proi. Norisnsk iOllie and party have
arrived al RoEne-
Tue German guysrnmert has de
tsrminsd 20 accord SIS 600 a. Q slbsid,
70 the German exhibitors si the Asl
bourne exhibition.
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Pin. and r,o.. Of IAs. .. ss.ssvilis. Art

LArrn EocE, February "A de-
tructiye fire occurred At Batssville, yss-
tsrdsy, commencing about ! O'Clock In
the morning, originating In Clspp 4 Cos
grocery. This and Adier's three-story
mict, J. X Taylor dwelling houss, snd
Taylor a Dickson and wyoouyb's stor.
houses we're destroyed. The vail u
Adler's building i~lI on the wsrehSuss
u u. &. smith. instantly killing &.
l.. Goryuoh AMI ~ounding Thomas
Joyiin and y. ". Morteld, the iormsr
fatally. A number of othrr werr slight
ly injured. TIE Aa1,ns, Odd fello.s
and X nights Of Honor lost all II their
frtures and regaliss. The t1tsi hss 10
about t75, 600 About hall is covered
by Insurance. Hszen, Tosids d 90. est
mate their Ioss e, tyj96G0; insured.
Dioker, LaH, RaSffiasr a %. . loss $sO.'
900; insnrsnce t2s5 90; t2oj. go vss re
csntiy refused lor the building de.rt0y.
ed. II 10 insured and ~iil te I.buih.
The osixin a the Are retnsins untnosh.
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A Remarkable Casa

SrEUBKSyILLE, O., February ?l.-A
woman, who resides on South Fifth
street, this city, three weeks ago gave
birth 10 a child. Over the back OF its
head Is Transparent h3g, thrsagh which
its brains are plainly visible. The Gun,
ous part about the Sase Is that the ehld
has taken 10 .nolrnishmsnt since IL
birth. Notwithstanding which it s liyins
and shows no signs Of tying. The med
ical maternity are greatly Interested II
the eAss.
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annt,a Proxrnmme.

NEW OsIIAEs, February Z2.-Generai
Grant, replying TO letter from Acting
Mayor Isacson extending an invitation
of the City Council 10 him TO visit this
eity on his return from heIlco, says
"Ii there are good facilities Tor travel,
Eill return 10 the United States VIA san
Francisco; il not, Eill return via TeIssr
and vi.it places familiar 10 me during
the Mexican war"
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WOOL.
boston.

Bosos. February u.--Wooi-In lar
demand and manufacturers tres buysrs,
prices advanced two cents on wsshsi
aeeoes choics feeces restricted by ID .
yanced visus Of holden; Ohio and
West Virginia bSiGs57ic; Michigan 81.
Tn 53(a5iic; Wisconsin 52ie; Ohio ~.
(a,s2Sc; kentucky clothing ybts4oc; Orr.
son 32SGe42Sc, unx ashsd and unmsr
chantsble hesces 3zst.s45c- sales for tho
week All ,OO pounds, including ,sO<,
co pounds Ot foreign.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY,
Murder and Suicide.

Cmr,G0, February IA shoonn4
sHysy took place near Princeton, Ia,
Thursiay last. from the efiects OF vhiSn
,aN rarsons died Yesterday. A. II.
,;,ryip s- rN-soliier OF unSsyory rupn-
lion having trouble With his sister,
NJ Esss,ck. agreed tor money com
,'.,sstinn. 10 leave the conntry. tie re-
,ntnTS shortly after and attempted 10
SiH MIS-. Kessick, but Was preTenIteH os
a Jareh,er who received the ouiIet ~
IsT b5lv. killing her instantly. usFyln
,Esn shot himself thrOush the heal IA,
si,,ing a wound from which he died the
next day.
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PRODUCE
New YORK.

Ngw YORK, February 2l.-COuOn--
Nominal At l3Itdl3 3-l8; futures steady.
Flour-f Firm; receipts 5000 barrels; su-
pertine western - OO(d,5 %, common ~
good s. 50Ca5 10; white wheat extra
IS 65(a6 -, good 10 choice ~ 500
7 rs; extra Ohio s. 1907 80; st.
Louis s. bOCsS 90; Minnesota patent
process s. O0ds Is. Wheat Unset.
tied, receipts 1900 bushels, ungraded
spring 81 Il; uBgraded red 81 iOtsl 5l
No. 9 do Il III ia store; ungraded white,
81 46(d,l Az No. 2sl 47@lF No. do,
sales 81 ,OO0 bushels, at 81 4sCgl 40t
No. . red, seller February, sales 10000
bushels, at IL 50(dl 5lt seller March,
sales 276.OO0 bushels, at 81 5liC9l 52i; (;
seller April. sales $4,000 bushels, al
81 52G,l 52i Rye Nominal. Corn
| Steady; receipts l25,OU bushels; un-
graded 5GCI,5Gic. Oats Easier; receipts
| Ia. GO bushels, western mixed 47(aHtc; {;
| white western i0(d.j0c. Hay-Firm
and unchanged Hops and un.
settled; yearings 7G5lsc; eastern aud
western 27lI .SC, New York state Hd'
I0c Coffee Rio cargOes l5t; Job lots
lllGlstc. sugar Dull; fair TO good re.
fining 7td7ic. Molasses-Quiet and
unchanged Rice-Stesdy. Petroleum
Dull; United 97ic, crude 6its7tc; re-
fined Tic. Tallow-steady at 6faS.c.
R1sin-unchanged. TuTpeDtine-Firin
at45c. fgys-Steady; western l2Cg l5ic
Leather-Demanda active; hemlock sole
25(a,2sc. WoOl--Dull; domestic fleece
1920, pulled 3DCa5sc; unwsshed lsta
iOc; Texas 2ldi0c. PoTk-stronger
mess sl2 UOrdl225. Beef-Firm. Cut
Meals-Firm and unchanged. Butter
Firm: western ljld2yc. Cheese-Dull
western Hottie Whiskv-Somlna
at Al 10 Metals Manufactured Cop
per Quiet nsu sheAihIDg &c. n,
lron-ScJtch s3l 00Cd,4 50i American
s3s Os(1i0 10, Russia sheetiDg 3l3 ~
Nails - Cat s. 5O,G5 *; clinch VI Te
5 80.
CHICAGO, February u. - Flour =
Dull and nominal. Whsat-Active
firm aud higher; No. red winter 81 ?ti
No. 9 Chicago spring 81 24i cash; 81 .
seller March 81 25tGsl 25I seller April
No. 8 81 loal IL, rejected stsS2t
: COrn-Stronger at SITE cash; size ~
Ter March; ste seller Apni; Atc b
seller May: rejected Do Osts-Qsls
and steady fresh sale cash; &c selle
! March; 3Sc bid seller May. Rye an
3 Bariey-stssdy and unchanged. Dres
4 ed Hoa-Firm and unchanged. Tn
s othy seed-At s. +8e2 o5. Pork
/: Strong and higher at I'll s5 caah; i'll
J, all Gt seller March sll l0sil j.
a ssllsr Aprii. IArd-Ai 81 Z5cash "
}, E72 7t'sslleT March; g. 3Ss7 Si %
& Ter April. Bulk MaAts-strony an
hizher at a 2Ss7 05. Whisty-stead
and unchanged at 81 o..
!. CIkcIsx.u, February 2l.-CotiOn
: Easier At l2te. Fl0Gr-FlHDer b
!, not qu0tabiy higher. Wheat strong
!. xtsl2s. Moderately setive a.
= ys,c. Oais-weaksr At SfsTe- =.
:. -Firner but not qgotably higher. b
ley-stronger al Soc. Pork-Stesdy
ti2 %. Bulk Mezts-In god deman
siaouliers etc; clear NIB s,dss eic; de
70 sic. B.oon-Fina ssboaiders SIC; O.
1T rb Gdes Tte; clear 1ic Whasty-L
nj msnd fair and msrksk frm st u
- Butter-Aetiye and pricss advsnce
Of choice Wsstsrn Rsssrve 1892o; eAol
"a Csa,ral Ohio 2ts26c. Lnsssd N
Stsady at Soc.
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Vsrdiot of Oufity.

CpdssaTI, February THE 0s.
,ft<, GrssnviIIe, o., special ssys that
the jury, after twen.y-one hoars of de-
liberation, brought 10 verdict oi guilty
a murder In the npt degree Against
Monroe Robinson, vho uas On triAl ior
the murder of bis brother-in-lAv. Wiley
Coulter. The murder uss conmlttsd
on October q, 1919, near kipbun, In
Dssts county. The delenss relied On
the plea Of insanisy and hsfatusi drunk
suuea
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H.w yo,k Hank st.,emsnt

yE. YosE, February 2l.-b4 state
ment. Leans decrense, SS5i 90 sf'ecie
increase, S,I+0,1Oo; lesAls decrease
81. $50, 500; deposits increase, S,iI2,y so
Circulation increase, s5i1 90; reserve
increase, Sa,74l,s75. The tanks nov
hold S74s, rs in excess oi legal require.
ueln.
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Mad About Il

BrTTALo, Februry Zl.-ChAs. MAKE
eouyietsa oi the marder a John Atiof
vss seusereed 10 be hanged On April
srd Make announced bis siilingnes.
10 die and interrupted the remArks OF
the Judxe by the use Of vile ePithsis
and abuse Il counsel.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm and higher.

RAILROAD BOSDS-flrHl anu nlSneT.
STATE BoNDs-Dull and nominal.
SroCKs-The stock market opened
buoyant and prices advanced t(a2 per
cent, but reaction OF t92 per cent
soon took place. Thereafter the market
was irregular, but during the afternoon
exhibited renewed strength and buoy
ancy, and an advance Of l(n2i per cent
took place. The telegraph shares and
coal stocks were the leading features.
At the close Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph reacted per cent. Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis was mar
ket exception 10 the general list, adyanc-
ing per cent to 1921 reacting 10 l0js,
rising to lllt and closing at ll0!.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 3SS,OOO shares, OF
which $500 were A. x l.. telegraph,
LOO Canada Southern, $500 C., g..
c., Chicago, 1t. Louis and New Orleans,
1000 Central Arizona, closing at lOt,
29,OO0 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1900 Delaware and Hudson,
$1,000 Erie, 1900 Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, 1000 Houston and Texas, 400
Iron Mountain, 800 Illinois Central,
1900 Lake Shore, 800 Louisville and
Nashville, 1000 Lake Erie and West
ern, $500 Little Pittsburgh, 1000 Mich
igan Central, 700 Morris and Essex,
l2,Oo0 Northwestern, 5000 Nashville,
Chattanooga and ST. Louis, closing at
10, 400 New Jersey Central, $500
New York Central, $500 Northern
Pacific, il,OOO Ohio and Mississippi,
29,OOO Ontario and Western, closing at
3OI, $500 Pacific Mail, IL 900 Recalling,
1900 st. Paul, 1900 st. Louis and san
Francisco, 5000 81. Paul and Sioux
City, 1900 ~. Paul and Minnesota,
1900 Union Pacific, 1900 Wabash and
Pacific, 5000 Western Union and ii ,0OO
al
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r,.., q %. yysins. nshs slii

Ranso,p. FetrusIy s.-fh, senate
by psIty vote oi q 70 i7r H.sssd The
dstt biIl agreed .ioa p VI. DJIs 81. 81.
juster caucus. Tbs bsn Eedus.s ths
principal of the debt 70 skoSt e3Ja.-
600 and the iateTsss 10 . per cant tbs
bonds 70 b taxable and eoaDoas 80 ss-
ceivshls iOs ta1sH lL - o..
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p,rzer Captured

CgIcAGo, February al; J. wilson %
-, Enstan. Sss captured to-day, and Is
=, SsTtrsi station Tor attempting to iole
the name OF M. L: stone oi the ba
~. and to get $50 nom tue osH s
tbsrrby. lie was detected through tne
III WIT of an eleven year Old o1S
xbom he had employed 70 do his Sort'
W;Ison is doubtless an assumed name
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-23
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 5 to 6 Per Csat.-6oysrn-
ments Quiet and Stssdy-fIour Dull
Wheat Active and Higher
Hogs Quiet.
FIN ANCE.
N ew York.

NRw YORK, February al.-MoSRv-
Market easy at 5t96 per cent, closing
at per cent Prime mercantile paper
5Cs5l per cent. Sterling exchange firm
at 4Si; sight exchange on New York
1864.
SILvER-At London SO 7-l6 pence; bar
silver here ll3; subsidiary silver coin
t9l per cent. discount.
GoyERsAESTs-Quiet and generally
STEADY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-23
IIV STOCK.
CHICAGO.

CHI,Ado, February 2l.-The Drov<rs'
Journal reports hog rscs'pts 10, 900 hssd'
packing s. ao(st 80: ooo head, .h,p.
ml0lsNtAi l0NAil.s !. .suR uRAAssiHRs RAAssiHR. Ssples @ que. and
generally unchanged; shipping - S0n
< 90; butchers strong and lairly setive
at y 3Ota,4 0O, calves u W(sb O /
stockers and feeders quiet, slow And
scarce ut 81 S0C93 30.
Sheep Receipts 10 head. Market
unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-23

PsTSSsoS' y. J., February H..hA,
-, H;nk a widow, ssed 81 was ionas
ar iIs roorn this morning, ostnse1
~ Irnnnrdsrsi and robbed OF . sdd Fsten
and some money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-23

CIScISSAII, February ~. - Hogs
Quiet; common s. b0tgi "a; light " 30
"a SIS; packing - 3O'd4 G5; butchers
81 65CSi 10. Receipts zoo head; ship.
ments 6l5 head. No market ON Mon
dsy
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