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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
That Volcano Again.

A lew weeks ago, readers OF the REC
IsrER will remember, an article was pub.
lshed taken from the Pittsburgh Conn
plsrciai- GO;sttc about a smoking noun
tsin discovered in Fayette county.
Members OF the Legislature from that
section of the State were interviewed,
but they knew nothing about K, and had
never heard about it. They considered
il hoax, fairy tale, az il we're.
The Greenbrier Independent, however,
in its last issue contains the following.
which was brought to the attention OF
the writer by Hon. /. J. Settle: "a Gu
rious phenomenon was discovered on
the mountain near the mouth Of Twenty
Mile creek. Smoke was observed on
the mountain, and Mr.. J. Jordan and
others went to ascertain its origin. Ar
irving at the place they found large
hole from which smoke issued. Con-
siderable heat Is felt on thrusting the
hand into the crater. Several persons
are going on a tour of investigation. 1t
will be quite remarkable il Fsyette
county IS 10 be the scene of a volcanic
eruption. IL may, however, prove to
be bnrninc coal, but at any rate it is
curiosity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
LEGISLATIVE TARGET,
And Shots Fired at the Same by Regis
ter" Fabers,

And onOIS cC6u III tuS chtue Dy neBls-
ter" Fabers,
Delegate Cox was on the floor and in
his seat again yesterday, after few days
absence. Tie took as great an interest
in affairs as usual, and was heard from
once or twice on the road bill.
Hons. j. L. Hall and Lewis Wilson
are making very efficient members OF
Legislature-sober, thoughtful and al
ways AZ their places. They are on some
very important committees, and are not
behind 10 the interest OF their COnstitn-
ency. They are for dog law, and will
thus vote, showing their good judgment
as to the wants OF the peop!c.-PhU!ip!
Pi1ndSaler.
1t was a mistake in yesterdays issue
to say that the bill for the protection of
Quail and Virginia Patridges was reject
ed. IL was ordered TO second reading.
Several of the members OF the House
wore q somewhat dissipated and worn
look yesterday as the result OF Mondays
masquerade.
"Pub Does pour in from our L. S.
Sci s'or's every once in while. No
doubt they are appreciated.
Harvey Scott is The most independent
pag" ever heard of. He comes and goes
at his own sweet will, unmindful OF the
threats and sCOwls OF the members OF
the House, who are often obliged to
carry their own amendments 10 the
Clerks desk. Another favorite amuse-
ment OF this imp is To mix mucilage and
ink together. Clerk Peyton suggested
Yesterday that it would be good move
to pay him his full salary and ship him
home.
Senator Barbee is undisputably the
ladies' man OF the Legislature; polished,
cultured, a splendid c0nyersationalist,
he is quite favorite with the fair sex.
Referring a road bill as 1t came from
the committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation, TO the Judiciary, and adopt.
ing il as il came from that committee, is
considered quite q joke.
Hon. A. {. Fulkerson returned yes
terday morning from trip of about a
weeks duration to his constituents and
Washington d. c.
Governor elect Jacob B. Jackson, was
on the floor OF the House yesterday
morning, and occupied seat with the
Speaker.
Hons. Mofie.t, Fulkerson and Hub.
bard, all splendid parlismentarians,
occupied the chair at various times yes
terdsy.
Hon. Chas. McDodrilI delivered
speech yesterday on the change OF Web
ster cOunty's line, that eclipsed anything
he has done in that line this session.
He was truly eloquent, and what is
more carried his points every time.
The Committee on Counties, Districts
and Municipal Corporations will meet
again this evening for the purpose OF
considering the Benwood City case, it ia
thought, for the last time.
IL was evident at the concert last
evening that from the manners OF lew
members, they thought the House or
Senate was in session as they talked
sudibly during almost the entire con-
cert, ciappej their hands for pages etc.
An ubiquitous Senate page succeeded
in making himself seen by prsncing up
and down in front OF the piano when lac
had no business To-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
PERSONAL POINTS.
The Sayings and Doings of People We
Know

The Sayings and Doings of People We
Know.
Mrs. J. G. Anderson, of Wheeling, W.
Va, arrived in Lewis5urg Tuesday
morning, and is stopping with her
father, Gov. Saml Price GTsnbrjcr
IHdepndSnt.
Representative Hagans, OF West
Virginia. il here, staying at the Ma
tional-Dr. X. s. Harvey and Dana l..
Hubbard, of Clarksville, W. Va, are
among the arrivals at the National this
evening" Wash. Cor. Gin. EnqDirer !
Wonder il they have gone back OH
Wheeling?
Col. Leonard Grover, Jr., the genial
little manager OF Rails Humpty Dump
~, paid TINS office pleasant visit last
evening.
". 3. Simpson, Esq, has returned
from an extended business trip in the
East.
Hon. G.. ID. Camden. of Clarksburg,
has gone to the famous Eureka Springs,
Arkansas.
John T. McGraw, ESD, OF Grafton,
came in on the early morning train, yes
terday.
). NJ. FELTON,, Jr., Pittsburgh, ii. $.
Craig, Steubenville, and J. II. Barrett
and Ross Kells, Dennison, all officials OF
the p, G.. 4 It. l. road, got into the city,
last evening, and are domiciled at the
Mcclure.
Jasper Y. Moore, Esq, is here and il
was supposed the Federal Court would
have session to-day, but Judge Jack
son had not arrived at o'clock this
morning.
A party composed of John Rihel.
dafFer, Geo. Laughlin. Tim Howell and
Robert Norton, will leave for Washing
ton ID. & to-day.
Miss Jessie Mason, OF this city and
Miss Mollie Houston, OF Bethany are
at the National CAPITAL.
Sam Harrison, OF the Mcclure goes to
Washington tomorrow to see that Gar
field goes in all right. Col. Geo. b.
Caldwell will accompany him rs an
escort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
Ash "Wednesday,

To-day is Ash Wednesday, and &C.
coriiICly the opening day OF Lent. The
popular name OF Ash Wednesday has
been given to this day on account of the
peculiar ceremony thar takes place on
the day in Catholic Churches. IL was
thought proper by the early fathers of
the church To remind the faithful at the
opening OF this great peni.entisl season
that they were naught but ssheS, and
to ashes would retGrn. Ii has become
custom in the Catholic Church on that
day for the priest to sprinkle ashes that
he has blessed N holy water. At GER
tain part OF the mass the congregation
approach the altar rail. ami the priest
taking ashes on his finger ends, makes
with them the sign OF the cross on the
forehead of the supplicant. saying at the
same time, "-rsm,niO homo qua cinis "a Il
"a puirsreDl rerSrteris," remember, man,
that you are OF ashes and into dust will
RETURN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
RYAN'S EsUAPADE.
What the Albany Police Commissioners
Ecye 10 say

Ecye 10 sag
When Patsy Rysl tie pugilist, es'
caped from the clutches OF the Law az
Albany, there waS rreat talk OF police
connivance in the slip. The West Viz.
Yinio officer Operlv charged il upon the
Albany fore and the New York aud
Albany papsrs intimated the same thing.
The matter created so much talk that al
meeting OF the Albany Police Commits
sioners, held on Friday last, an inyestl-
CATION was demanded aud will be had.
The Argrs OF Saturday publishes what
follows:
Mr.. Kshinks offered the following:
WHEREAS, II is alleged, both directly,
and by inuendo, in several public news
papers, that the escape vi one Paddy
Ryan, from the custody OF Tie Gniei oil
Police OF West Virginia, in Albany, was
due to the c0nnivance and dunli:ly oil
members OF the Albany police tcTcti
therefore
ReSolred, That the Caiel OF Po'ir",
John Maloy. be and hereby is requested
10 report 10 this Board st It's next regu'
lar n 4ting the Facts an ! ci!camstanc'
in relation 10 the arrest Of Paddy Ryan
by Officer Sweeney, Of West Virginia,
and what, n any, assistance was render
ed said officer by the Albany police
force.
The resolution ELECTED considerable
lively discussion, partici pated in b. the
Mayor and ali the Commissioners except
Mr. Cook.
Mr.. Kshinks, in offering the resolu.
ton, explained that the Albany and
other papers having cast a>persions
upon the Albany police force, ;t was
proper they should BE- allowed an OPP
portunity TO vindicate themselves, and
| for this reason, "a we'll ss To secure an
official statement OF the proceedings in
the case, he offered the resolution.
Mavor Nolan and Commissioner Me-
Intyre, while not opposing the passage
| Of the resolution, thought it was not the
proper way of getting at the facts in the
case. The Board had no authority o.
right to delegate its powers to Others,
especially to paid officers, who were
themselves directly or indirectly
involved in the charges TO b. investi-
gated. The proper way was to refer the
matter 10 committee OF the Board Of
| Investigation and report the lactS 10 the
| Board Tor action.
Commissioner Mclntyre briefly re-.
viewed the facts in the case. He said
that Sweeney, who is not chief, but an
ex-chiei OF police oil Virginia, attempted
to arrest Paddy Ryan at the Mansion
House, Troy, las; summer, and at that
time offered to accept five hundred dol
lars from Ryan's friends and let the mat
ter drop. When he came to Albany re-
Gently, he was given every assist
ance by the Albany police
force, who arrested Ryan AMI
turned him over TO Sweeney. There
and then the responsibility OF the A.
bany police ended and Sweeney's began.
Sweeney that night stopped at the
Globe Hotel, where he became grossly
intoxicated and the next morning, while
in maudlin state, permitted Detective
Curtin 10 90 over with Ryan to the sa-
loon, where he escaped.
The question beilg taken on the
adoption OF the resolution, it was car
red, Messrs. Kshinka, Cook and Rock
voting in the affirmative and Mayor
Nolan and Mr.. Mcintyre in the mega
tive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
FAVE TIioI%AND DOLLARS

Five shOIi>:ind dollars Worth
OF fine SHOES p6Siiis ely AT cost.
ghc i:rl;l ed " il>On Bros, pre-
EaraiOry io removing West. viii
close OnT their entire stock 6i
ladies. Misses I aiidren's ana
sni;siis- iiisc e!so, = and slippers,
c0mimcHcirE Monday, Febrn.
.ary 3i~i, at cost, "a you want
bnrs;.i3S cOns% Before our sizes
are OyC:aC3i. The Following
COi:ipri>e< some Of the fine
shoes GA hand:
ISuri'S celebrated shoes.
xeigier'S fine shoes.
laird. StOber AZ Mischelrs
Handmade shoes.
GentiCnIrn'S hand and ma
chine button boots.
Boys iine cali bOe.~
Youths aOi;lr tip shoes
Infants fine French HID but
toned bOoIs.
1900 Market street. opposite
NcLIre House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
LOCAL LACoNICs.
Various Brief Matters In and About the
Ciry

Various Brief Matters In and About the
LENT. ..
Inc ways o. detective are past trdr
ing out.
THg boSm in marrisae licenses has
about died out. None yesterday.
THE Municipal Court met yesterday
and transacted some unimportant bush
ness.
The Council Committees on Wharyes
AMI Health met at the city building, last
evening
HUMPrY DUMPrY by Rails troupe I
the Opera House Ibis afternoon and
evening.
The first installment OF spring poetry
was received at this office yesterday. Ii
was a cOrEer.
YESTERDAY was Tuesday and there
was no meeting OF Council. Another
opportunity wasted.
ThE rival shows last night We'd with
each other as TO which should make the
OF noise with their brass bands.
MR AND MIS-. +. e.. HEARSs gave q
pleasant reception last evening, at their
apartments at the New Mcclure House.
PUNCH LONG, who was sentenced for
eight years Tor larceny, has received a
rs bate OF iour years from Gov. Mathews
THE creek was frozen smoothly yester-
4ay morning. but the snow and an OIL
barge played havoc with It's skating
qualities.
Tux Wheeling Turner Society has de-
cided to SEND two members to compete
:or the prize at the st. Louis funniest in
the summer.
NICHOLAS BENDER, SR , was yesterday
appointed guardian of Nicholas Bender,
Jr., aud Mary Bender, children oil said
Nicholas Bender, ST.; bond 500, Sunon
Lemhart, surety.
UNDER the new dispc sation spring
does not begin until Mar; 81, when the
yernal equinox is cross, /. However,
Mr.. Vennor regulates such things ~
present, il you please.
Tue Committee ON Wharves will to-
day visit the wharf and see what 1t re-
qulres. This is an A ! move. Let them
consult the riyermen ann ask their all
vice about new water marks.
l.. :. BRowN yesterday made COM
plant before Justice Philips, charging
+. Il. Smith with a breach Of the peace.
Constable Lauchlin will have the men
ready for hearing this morning.
Recorder Hook yesterday admitted
10 record the following conveyance OF
property: John Waliord to James Ian
try, deed Of january q, lots Ill and
ITO, in Jacobs addition, Eighth ward,
Tor Sl,235.
WHAT is the matter with the Capitol
clock. The eastern face is ten minutes
ahead Of the other three and good PeO-
pie OF East Wheeling are Knocked on
their beam ends in regard to time. Let
il be fixed.
IL is understood that the curtain at
the matinee this afternoon will not he
rung up until O'Clock. This is in or
der to accommodate the pupils Oi the
pnblic schools, which will be allowed to
close atan earlier hour than usual. This
is splendid entertainment, and the lit
tie folks will enjoy it hugely.
FoUR years ag), yesterday, the ~, L.
q" came into existence and since then
has tlOurished like the green bay tree.
Last night it celebrated its fourth ami
versary in royal style at Martins res
taurant. The bill Of fare was long and
various and the speeches and sentiments
which graced the occasion were worthy
the Wayerly in her palmiest days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
rmARCH WEATHER..
Old Wisdom and Vepnor's Predictions
oftLe Weather.

Old Wisdom anu Nepnor Trsuict'OLs
'oftte Weather.
The month OF Msrch takes its name
from the god of war, on account OF the
buster tor which it IL peculiar, This is
a little rough on Mars, but snch is the
melancholy fact. Some wise old iutfer
has said that "if March comes in like
lion, it will go out like lamb" and We
have now an admirable opportunity OF
testing the. truth Of the Old saw. The
weather OF yesterday was rather leonine,
accordingly We may expect sheeDish
ending.
Mr.. Venuor, who has completely SUI
perseded any ancient weather lore, is un-
decided on this poin'. He brings blus-
te,v weather for March 50, but still
thinks the tail end OF the month might
be lamb like. His prediction is as lol-
lows:
This March will come in like a lion.
The beginning OF the month will he
characterized by storms OF wind, which
will eliminate during the second week
in heavy gales throughout the United
States. On the % there will be heavy
snow storms in Quebec and Montreal.
On the Sth snow storms are probable 10
st. Louis, Kansas, Indian Territory and
Arkansas. On the 9th and 10th gales
are probable around New York, Boston,
and intervening points, and snow storms
pretty general.
"About the 9TH and sth, storms of
wind and snow may be expected, fol-
lowed bv rain and slush. The condition
OF things will terminate in a cold dip
abut the 18Th or 18th, with snow fall.
On the 18th cold weather may be ex.
pected in Toronto, Sarnla and other
points west.
est. Patrick's Day will arrive during
the cold snap in Ontario and Quebec
and the Northern States, while rain,
snow and sleet will prevail southwark
as far as Washington, and snow and
rain will fall in the Canadian Maritime
provinces. With the beginning OF the
third week OF this month general snow
falls, from the lower provinces westward
TO Chicago, are likely to prevail. They
will be succeeded By mild and spring.
like weather, with Indications OF rain
and snow, while heavy rain storms will
probably set in in the lower provinces
ana PORTIONS VI tue I hiteu states
During the last week, heavy rains
will prevail throughout Canada, with a
probable snow fall in the direction OF
St. Louis, and easteriy gales on the Gulf
of st. Lawrence. There will be signs
OF the opening OF navigation in Ontario,
while snow falls will be probable at
points west OF Montreal On the 18th
heavy rains will he likely in the Lower
Provinces and Quebec, and through por-
tons OF the United States; and from the
10Th TO the end OF the month there will
be wet weather in Halifax. On the 30th
weather vi be blustry, with sleet and
snow possibly at many points east and
west. The old adage about March when
it comes in like lion will not be falsi-
fled, and the month will probably end
lamb-like."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
us JustaRoomic-.

Such is the expression from all drug
gists and dealers everywhere who are
selling DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparation can
begin 10 have such an extensive and
rapid sale. Why? Simply because OF
it's truly wonderful merits. No Cough
or Cold, 30 matter OF how long standing
or how stubborn, can resist its healing
qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Hay Fever, Pain in the Side or
Chest and difficulty OF breathing, or any
lingering disease OF the Throat or Lungs
rapidly yield to its marvellous powers
Ii will positively cure, and that where
everything else has failed. Satisfy your.
sell rs thousands have already done by
getting OF Logan, List Il Go, trial bot
tie for ten cents, or regular size bottle
for 81. For sale by Logan, List x Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
AMUSEM EN- rs.
References 20 Attractions on the Stage.
HUMPTY DCNPTY.

References 20 Attractions on the Stage
HUMrTY DCNPTY.
The Opera House was literally
crowded from pit TO dome last evening
to witness the performance of Jay Rails
llumpiy Dumpty. The price OF admis-
sion was down 50 low that it was within
the reach OF all This was doubtless one
Of The causes for drawing so large
house. But the entertainment itself is
one of splendid merit, and is far supe.
rior TO number OF shows that have eX-
hibted in the city Of late charging
much higher price Of admission. Many
OF the performers and performances
were really excellent.
In particular would We mention Rel
Mueab, the fire king, who does the most
wonderful things IN the way OF eating
red-hOt iron, and dancing on 4 plate OF
red-hot iron, il was one OF the most re-
markabe scientific feats even seen here.
His performance is one OF the greatest
novelties seen here for long, long
time, and the manner in which he does
all his wonderful acts cannot be 10 high
ly praised.
Not at all behind him is Miss Matte
Antonio in her dances. She is also
Columbine and most graceful one she
is. In that line it would be hard to
equal her.
Punch Walton in his acts and Prof.
Wingfeld with his dog circus, are also
excellent attractions. Matinee this AZ
ternoon and the company again this
evening.
HOWARDG HESS.
These popular managers opened the
coy Academy OF Music again last even
ing with first class company. Some
new people have been added to the
stock. Among the new attractions that
bid fair to become favOrltes we note
Shriner and Bingham, Jennie Lindsay,
Alice Eastwood, and Sadie Melville.
These all do specially acts that are good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Going TO Take in the Show.

CoLuMDus, March IA car load Of
State Senators and their wives left here
at noon via the Panhandle for Wash
ington. The special legislative commit
tee OF arrangements having decided not
to allow ladies 10 accompany the excur-
sion, such Senators "a desired to have
their wives witness the inaugural eere-
monies declined 10 wait for the legisla-
tive stag party tonight and engaged q
special car ana left at noon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
RIVER RIPPLES.
What is q ing on Along the Wharf end
on the Water.

on tne water
The marks on the stone gauge last
evening Indicated - feet 3 inches and
slowly rising. Business was not very
lively abort the landing Yesterday, ex.
cept in the vicinity OF the wharf where
the Andes lay.
The Emma Graham passed down yes
terday afternoon with good sized load
of freight.
A large number OF tows passed by
Yesterday en- ronte for Pittsburgh TO
ill mp with black diamonds.
The Red Cloud passed down early
this morning.
The Transportation Line boat Tor
Parkersburg this morning IS the Courier.
she will leave at her usual hour.
The Andes got away at late hour
last evening for Cincinnati with fair
load.
Capt. FL Muhleman. formerly clerk
on board the Andes and part owner in
her, has sold out his interest to Captain
Charles Muhlemen, master OF the steam
er. A well known river man and
tavorite with the travelling public, Max
Gamble, will take his place in the Office.
While saying good bye 10 Ed Muhleman.
We greet Clerk Gamble with our bert
wishes for his success.
PITTsBuRGH, March l.--River feet s
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cold. Departed-Red Cloud.
CINCINNATI, March River % feet
and falling. Weather fair; thermometer
30. Departed-St. Lawrence, Pittsburgh;
J. u. Parker. Memphis.
CAIRO, March l-Arrived-Dexter,
Evansville. Departed-Cons Miilar,
Memphis; Dexter, Evansville. River
40 feet l inch and falling. Weather
clear; thermometer 45.
LOUISVILLE, March l.-River fsliing
with feet inches in the canal.
Weather clear AND cool, Arrivals and
departures-Silver Cloud. Tennessee
river, to Cincinnati; Dick Fulton and
tow leaves tonight Tor Memphis; Tom
Means and tow to Cincinnati Chas.
Brown and tow leaves tonight for Cairo;
Tom Rees and Nellie Spear with tows,
left for Pittsburgh; Sam Brown leaves
tonight for Pittsburgh with a tow. The
Paris Z. Brown was pulled of the dam
to-day by the T. T. Eckert. Transit.
Hope, Londen, Jr., and Wash. grey,
She is reloading and will leave to.mor.
row for Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
Nvea.her Indications.

WAsuINGroN. March =, 4. N
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley,
clear weather, followed ly increasing
clOudlnesS, viU,s shifting 10 warmer
rlsti with lal'iuS tarOmeter.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weatht r
ia the western aud clearing IN the east
crn part, mostly north, stationary or
higher temperature, and higher baTOm-
rter in the eastern part.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02

red, tpot and seller March 81 ". sail.
April 81 lst,al lsi; seller Nav a isi
@i Isl: seller June 81 lSS 49,. Corn
Western steady; Western mlxe5
spot Sf(o56c; seller March AiTGn
seller April 5itta55,e, seller NAV 52t,,
5Sle; steamer 52lc. Oats Quiz, a.
steady; western white Ala i3c; m;xsJ ..
Gale. Rye-Quiet at 81 02CSl o. h,
Unchanged. Provisions-rnchsrge,
Butter-Quiet; prime TO choice Wesie,,
backed l3(G24c; roll l9S2lc. Fyys
Lower and dull at l69l7c. PetroIspr
Unchanged. Cofee-Dull: Rio csr.
goes, ordinary to fair l0t6l2,c. Sucs,
Steady; A soft 9tc. Whisky-rirm a,
SIZE.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March l.-Cotton-Stes!v
at &c. Fiour-Quiet and unchanged
Whest-Easier; No. > red winter 81 az
Corn-Quiet and firm; No. . mixei A.,
Oa,s-ln good demand; No. emixed 28,r
Rye-Stronger; No. , 81 OiGl o.
Barley-Strone; ex,rs No = isll 81 o.
POrk-Dull al SIS %. Lard -Dul! am
lower at ~. 9E69 ~. Bulk Meits-
Dull! and nominal: shoul iTrs - o.
clear rib 81 20. Bacon-Quir,: should,
ers SIC: cler ribs s. 10; short rles,
s. o.. Whisky-Dull at 81 ~. Bate,
In fair demand; choice Western Re-.
serve 23ta,25c; choice Central Ohio l>n
pc.
Toiedo.
TOLEDO, Marh /. - Whea, -On;.,
and firm; No. red Wabash 81 o.
seller March 81 as: seller Apr,I
81 or; seller Nav 81 09i seller lame
81 10; seller July Il % ; No. } rel Va.
bash 81 %. Corn--Dull: No. . seller
March 42ic; seller May iisr: rejected
il!c. Oats Dull and nominal. Glove
Seed-Qliet; old prime - ~.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, March 1.--petroleum
Quiet; crude, unsteady: United certi.!
Gates offered At sole; refined 9iGy,c for
Philadelphia delivery.
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DRY GOODS.
Nav Y ork.

New YoRH, March dry Goods-In
moderate demand and prints rather
quiet. Ginghams in steady request.
dress goods in fair demand aud bus.
ness rim fret hands moderate. job
bers more active. Print cloths ur-
changed. 5000 pieces Of extra soil
since the close OF the week at I Lie.
Mus!ins unchanged and irregular.