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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-08
WILSON'S WIND
CONSUMED NEARLY ALL THE TIME
lNIHE HOUSE YESTERDAY.
The Speaker Takes the Floor and For Two
Hours Rides His Railroad Hobby
His Argument and Points
Other Business.
A BUSINESS DAY IN The SENATE.
sENATC.

The President, by considerable rap
ping, vas able to call the seven men,
bers present, yesterday afternoon at 2
p. NJ. to order. Most OF the other MEM
bers fled in later in the day, there evil
IDENTIFY being a misunderstanding as to
the time of meeting.
There were no important reports of
committees.
Petitions we're presented:
BY Mr.. McGregor, signed by Samuel
Hatfield and 20 others Of Richie coun-
ty, concerning the construction Of booms
on Hughes river.
BY Mr.. Woods, signed by Jos. Nc
Cannon and l35 others OF Ohio coun-
ty, asking that the school law be go
amended as to allow each district TO
elect its own trustee.
Bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Woods-A bill to amend and
re-enact chapter 100 OF the Code OF West
Virginia, concerning writs Of mandamus
and quo trarranto.
BY Mr.. Dawson-A bill to change the
name Of the town Of Portland, Preston
county.
The following bills were read third
time and passed.
S. B. No. 8, is "A bill to regulate the
practice Of pharmacy and the sale OF
medicines and poisons."
5. b. No. %, An act to change the
name OF 1.-The Potomac and Piedmont
Coal and Railroad Company" and to
confer additional powers thereto.
Nearly twenty bills were read for the
second time and ordered to their en-
grossment and third reading.
Senate Bill No. 62, which is in rela-
ton TO the regulation OF the transporta-
ton Of freight by railroads was laid up
on the table, the Senate having decided
10 allow the House 10 take the sole
charge Of that subject for the present.
Considerable time was occupied IN
discussion concerning the annexation
of a portion OF Preston county to Tucker
county, and the bill was finally laid on
the table.
Senate then adjourned until 9:3O P.
NJ, to-day.
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Terrorism on the Dscrsass.

DUBLIN, February Although the
terrorism has not diminished in the west
and south OF Ireland there is in other
particulars decided change for the bet.
ter in all parts OF the country. The gov
ernncnt is fully alive to the plans OF the
Fenians and prepared to defeat them.
Tenants Of several estates, heretofore re-
fusing ~ pay their rents, are now paying
Parnell has gone TO Paris TO complete
arrangements respecting the land league
fund. Very few land meetings yestsr.
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money for a turnpipe in Tucker county.
Sy Mr.. Morrow: A bill providing Tor
n detailed statement OF State expenses.
Miscellaneous.
Mr.. Cresap presented two Joint Reso-
lutions, one providing ior com
mittee OF eight to visit the state
Penitentiary and report on the
same The other was one asking for, a
list of printers charges for printing the
Constitutional Amendments. Both
were adopte..
Mr.. Doddril in a resolution, wanted
the House To meet daily at l O'CLOCK p.
NJ, but withdrew the same after viewing
the large opposition.
Mr.. Quarter presented Joint Reso-
luton, which was adopted, providing
for loose leaves of the various amend
ments made this session with side notes,
for distribution.
S. B. No l6, in relation to the sur,
veyors OF roads, coming up on Its third
reading, was referred back, and Ii. b.
No. II, authorizing the Governor to EN-.
ploy additional counsel IN the case of
the Chesapeake and Ohio K. W. Co. VS..
JOS. S. Miller, Auditor, was read third
time by its title and passed.
Adjourned at 6 o'clock until p. N.
TO-DAY.
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.OETvER TO BE DESERTED.
Informed~yh hat His Forces Must Break
His Withdrawal Expected.

Informed>That His Forces Must Break
His Withdrawal Expected.
HARRISBURG, February Your cor
respondent has reliable information,
which is at this time known to very few,
that Mr.. Oliver will withdraw from the
Senatorial contest this week. A day or
two since he received formal commu-
nication from number OF his caucus
supporters, including several Allegheny
county members, warning him that the
pressure their constituents have brought
to bear on them cannot longer be with
stood, and that il he does not withdraw
they will be compelled to forsake him.
am directly informed that about hah
OF the Allegheny county members have
given Mr.. Oliver to understand that
they can no longer share the RESPONSE
bility of perpetuating the dead lccs,
thereby preventing the nomination OF
another Allegheny county man, and
that they have served notice GR him
that.if he does not give assurance OF hls
withdrawal they will break away from
the caucus dictum, and at once
decide upon the support OF either
Shiras, Moorbead or Bayne. In con-
yersation with one of the members from
All, gheny county tonight the opinion
was expressed that Col. Bayne stands
the best chance OF gaming the support OF
the independent members, and that if 80
the boilers would join them in his inter
est.
Pursuing the investigation OF the mat
ter it is learned that Mr.. Oliver has mott.
fed the restive members that he will
answer their communication next We'd
nesday, and that the reply will be moth
ing else than his withdrawal.
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Reagan in his individuality capacity 10
move the bill rassed.

Reagan In his tnotvlouanty 0Pscisy W
move the bill passed.
Mr.. Kenua argued that Mr.. REAGAN
had perfect right to make his motion.
Mr.. Weaver protested against any in
terpretation OF the rule which would
give the commissioners, practically, both
Mondays to move for . suspension OF
the rules; that this was an attempt to
cram down the throats Of the members
an appropriation Of SIC, 900, 900 without
consideration, and he objected TO any
Interpretation which would allow that
be done on an individual motion.
The Speaker said, believing that Mr..
Reagan technically Was in order the
chair did not feel at liberty to thwart
even the will Of the majority In refer.
suce to this bill much less the will OF
two thirds OF The House. II the Chair
was allowed to enter his individual
wishes in the construction OF the rule
he would hardly be worthy the place he
occupied. The Chair therefore over.
ruled the point OF order. The question
then taken on the seconding Of the de-
msnd for the suspension OF the rules
was seconded by q vote Of l2s to ~.
Mr.. Reagan briefly explained some Of
the provisionsof the bill.
Mr.. Cox called attention to the fact
that the bill appropristing nsarly $ll,-
coo, 900 was TO be passed after halt IN
hours debate. or about $66, 500 second.
One gentleman had told him he would
vote against the bin because he only got
sl4; anoth that he would vote for il
because he lot $500, 900, more than one
half. Ten millions Was given TO the
States represented on the committee.
Mr.. Cox in further remarks said the bill
appropriated $1,000, 900 more than Was
called for in the estimates, which was
stoutly denied by Mr.. Reagan.
Mr.. Reagan closed the debate in five
minutes speech, in which he asserted
that the bill appropriated less than for.
ty per cent. OF the estimates. and called
attention to the fact that fifteen States
were represented on the Commerce
Committee, and these States were the
ones in which the largest rivers and har.
bors were situated. A motion to sus-
pend the rules and pass the bill, was 70.
] ected by l60 yeasito S6 nays. Not the
necessary two-thirds.
Mr.. Belford, OF Colorado, moved to
suspend the rules and adopt . resolu.
ton providing that an hour msy each
day be set apart, during which the men,
bers might ask a unanimous consent.
Though there was q large majority OF
the members in favor OF this proposi.
ton, its opponents, headed by Mr.. At.
kins who declared that it means an ex.
ira session, fllibustered on it till 1t was
finally referred to the Committee on
Rules.
Mr.. Whitthorne, OF Tennessee, intro
duced bill sppropriating sl75, 900 TO be
expended by the Navy Department for
the purpose Of prosecuting . search for
the Jeanette. Referred.
Adionrned
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STEAMER WRECKED.
Thirty-Two Persons Drowned by the
Wrecking ofthe Steamer Bohemian.

Thirty-Two Persons Drowned by the
wrecking ofthe Steamer Bohemian.
LONDON, February THE vessel
wrecked in Dunlough Bay, last evening,
is the steamer Bohemian, Captain Grun-
dy, from Boston, January 9th, for
Liverpool. The Bohemian went ashore
on the Irish coast during a dreadful
storm. Thirty.two persons were drown
ell. Twenty-one OF the crew, including
the second officer, were saved. At
other survivor is on the rocks, separated
from the mainland. All efforts to rescue
him so far, have failed. Two life. boats
were capsized in the attempt. Life
saving apparatus have been sent for,
The steamer is a total loss. A tug ar
rived at Crookhaven with the survivors
all sick from exposure and bruises.
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Heads in.

ST. PArL, MlSS., February 1.-Re-
ports were received here early this
evening that another blizzard was COM
ing from the West. The wind is rising
now and tie air foreshadows a low tenn
perature before daylight. The main St
Paul line will be operated IN schc duIe
time il there is not another snow fall or
greater drifting than is anticipated.
Freigh,s can not be freely received yet
for some time. One line alone having
200 cars OF coal on sidings.
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THE BREAK UP
Expected Soon at st. Louis-Preparstions
Beng Made.

Sr LOUIS, February 7.-Information
has been received here that the Gascon-
aie and Usage rivers and other south
ern tributaries of the Missouri, are pour
ing out great Quantities OF water and
rising rapidly, and steamboatmen look
for breakup here about Wednesday.
Ice between the hsr6or proper OF Arse
nal Island, is being blasted and broken
mn; and it is expected there vii! be
clear passage from the bridge for twenty
or thirty miles below the city by to-
night or tomorrow, and this it is be-
lieyed will render steamboat property
now in the harbor safe, or nearly so at
all events. 1t will enable the steamers
To secure the most favorable places OF
shelter when the break takes place.
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PARKERsBURo.
A Railroad Wanted New Temperance
Paper.

A Railroad Wanted New Temperance
Paper.
Correspondence u the Register,
senator Camden and Governor Jack
son have gone 10 New York. We hope
they may come acrOss somebody that
will come down and build the Wheel
ing and Charleston railroad. Great in
convenience is experienced in going
even from here 10 Wheeling and return.
il requires a whole day to make the trip
either way; and II one goes by evening
train, he must stay in Grafton over
night as the trains do not connect by
about twenty minutes time. The b. K
%. Company own the Grafton Hotel,
and get pay for two meals and lodging
out OF each passenger. Oh, for a COM
peting line,
We get the Wheeling papers twenty
i0ur hours after they are read in your
city. Legislative news gets old before
We hear II.
Our people are watching the progress
Ot the prOhlbltOry amendment with
much interest. II would receive a large
majority OF the popular vote in this
county.
The temperance reformers are deter
mined 10 keep up the agitation whether
the amendment passes the Legislature
or not. \ rev paper is 10 be started
here within few weeks 10 be called
the USS! Virginia Fireman. Ii is to be
a state organ, and one Of it's chief feat
ures Will be tae prosecution Of the pro-
hlbytion movement. Ii is backed by
solid men in different parts Of the
State and ITS success is assured. Its is
sue will be thousand copies from the
start. The business management will
De under the case Of W. +. Atkinson,
Esq, while |. II. Johnson, Rev. Geo. G.
Wliding and others 10 the editorial.
A good deal OF distress and suffering
has been caused here by the prolonged
cold weather, but the relief movement
Lately inaugurated is doing much to help
the suffering. CALVIN.
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A FATAL SHOT.
A Drunken Friend a ccide ntally Kills His
Comrade.

DETROIT, February "A cigar maker,
James Dunn, OF Rochester, \. Y, came
to this city Saturday in the pursuance
and continued pursuit of spree which
has already lasted six weeks. Iester-
day afternoon he fell in with race
track acquaintance named Mud" Far
rel, and the two drove about the city
until early this afternoon, drinking
occasionally. They then visited a
restaurant to get supper. and while
there the two fell to examining
large forty.four caiibre SELF cooking re-
volver in the possession OF a third par.
ty, an acquaintance OF Ferrels, who
was present, while this was going on
the pistol was discharged il being in
Dunn hand, the ball lodged in Farrels
head inflcting wound which the doc
tors pronounce fatal, although he was
alive at the last account. Farrell is 4
hard case having served one term in the
State prison and being a well known fire.
quenter OF the worst quarters OF the
city
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=
New ll1
New ...-il:1s
fArtoc skies OF
RAlLRoAp BoNns In tho railroad
bond market Texas and Pacific income
land grant Is advanced 10 s4} from SSt,
Ohio Central income TO 6S from 65, ln-
diana, Bloomington and Western in
come to 19t from 7Si, Lake Erie and
Western income to SIT from sol, Alton
and Terrs Haute seconds, incomes, 10
l04 from l0S, Indianapolis, Decatur and
Springfield seconds. income, declined TO
64iS65 from S., Texas and Pacific firsts
TRIO Grande Divisiou) to 97f from 9Si.
Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts TO 80
from COT, Milwaukee and st. Paul frsts
Il. 4 ID. Div.) 20 100 from 123, Morris
o d Essex frsts, guaranteed, 10 l24t from
l25, and Jersey Central adjustment SEC
onds 10 ll2i from III, Metropolitan
frsts strong, with sales at l05(nl05t.
SrArR BoSps-Dull and nominal.
Srocis-Ths market opened strong at
! TO ) per cent. higher than Saturdays
closing quotation, the latter Oregon
1 to . per GEN., Texas Pacific leading.
This was followed by reaction OF to
II per cent but At the first board specu.
lation became strong. and dealings
throughout the rest OF the day were
characterized by firmer tone. There
were Of course occasional slight resc-
tions, bu, the general tendency WAS in
the direction OF higher figures, and st
the close prices showed an advance on
tbs days transactions ranging from to
5 per cent, Chicago Burlington and
Quincy, Oregon Navigation, st. Paul,
Texas Pacific and Manhattan Elevated
leading the movement The New York
Central Company is very short Of cars.
and II said about $2,000,0O0 OF freight
and money is locked up here in the
empty cars waiting tho break In the
harbor leo blockade.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 372, 900 shares, OF
which 500 were Chicago. Burlington
aud Quincy. 100 &. q. IL. C., 1900
Canada southern, 300 Central Pacific,
1900 Delaware, Lsckawanna and
Western, 5000 Delaware and Hudson.
800 Denver and Rio Grande. Il 900
Erie, 400 Hannibal and St. Joseph.
1000 Iron Mountain, 1000 Kansas
and Texas, 5000 Lake Shore, 100
Lake Erie and Western. 100 louis
vile and Nashville. 5000 Michigan Cen.
trail, 5000 Manhattan Elevated, i,J00
Metropolitan Elevated, 10000 North
western, ! 200 Nashville aud Chaita.
nooya, 5000 New Jersey Central. H.
O0O New York Central, 5000 North.
ern Pacific, 1900 Ohio and Mississippi,
10000 Ontario aud Western, 5000
Ohio Central, 1900 Pacific Mail,
1000 Reading, 5000 ". Paul. 200 ~.
Paul and Omaha, 500 TeTas Pacific,
II, 900 Union Pacific, 500 Wabash
Pacific, 1900 Western Union, 1900
Chesapeake and Ohio. 10000 Illinois
Central. 10000 Little Pittsburgh, 5000
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville and
5000 Standard Mining,
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western storns

OMAHA, February S.-An unprece-
dented storm OF sleet, rain and snow
has prevailed for tie last thirty-six
houra. The street T i'ways are blocked,
telegraph aud telephone wires pros
trated, the roofs OF a number of build
iags crushed in. and easements flooded.
Dispatches to Chicago and the East are
seat sent by way OF Cheyenne, Denver and
Kansas CITY.
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THE REPUBLICAN BRETHREN
Engage in q Fist Fight-A High.tonsd
Rumpus.

NKw YORK, February THE Kings
County (Brooklyn) Republican General
Committee, during q session tonight to
complete an organization, engaged In 4
fist fight in which several were severely
handled. The gas being turned OF,
other lights were procured, and the
fight was renewed. EK-Sherifr Daggett,
leader Of the anti.Conkling ring, got q
heavy blow on the head.
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War Party Collspssd-Criminal Notes.
st; PsrEssRUEs, February "A dis
patch says that the war party in Pekln
mas collapsed, on reeiving intelligence
OF sthe capture otGeok Tepe.
The shooting atlray between an Edin-
burgh policeman and some robbers had
no political significance.
IL Is understood that careful exami-
nation OF DAyitt will be m ale in conse-
quence OF the statements made in re-
gard 70 his health
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LONDON.
Twelve Persons Killed In Explosion
Thirteen Persons Drowned

LONDON, February Twelve men
are imprisoned anu supposed to have
terished by a coliery explosion In the
Whitfield colliery near Chell. The
Statfordshire pit took fire and 10 still
burning.
The .hip Bremas was wrecked near
Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Friday.
Thirteen OF the crew were drowned
and seven saved
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A Very Slow 0o-as.you-pleass Race ~
Harrisburg.

HARRrsnuRc, February 7.-Only R
members voted on the nineteenth ballot
for Senator 10 day which was follows:
Oliver, 32; Wallace, "a; Grow. 20; Mac
Veagb, .. Shiras, ]; Phillips,2; Curtin,
|; Baird, |. Adjourned until tomorrow.
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LADIES who appreciate. elegance and
Pailty are using Parker's Hair Balsam.
~ Is the best article sold for restoring
gray hair 10 its original color and beauty,
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LIVE STOCK
Cnioaec.


CHICAGO, February THE Dvo-~.'
Jo,nnai reports hog receipts l4.0OO
head; shipments $500 head. Market
actiy We and strong at 5C9l0c higher; oil
sold early: light IS 20G5 20; mixed
packing S. 20a5 IS; good to lancy
heavy 50 SOFAS 80.
Cattle-Receipts 200 head; chip.
ments 200 head; market quiet, slow
and steady; cars scarce; weather very
bad; sellers anxious: common to lair
shipping - OOId4 40; good 70 choice
81 1905 25; exports nominal 70 700
5 90; butchers very active and higher
at 81 60Ca4 90; stockers stronger at
90 1903 8.
shcep-Receipu 1000 head; ship
ments 900 head. Market stesdy; bet
firm; common TO medium q 00S5 %;
choice s. 3OtS6 90.
Ear Absry.
East LrBKKrv, February 7.-Csttis--
Receipts since Friday 1904 head of
through and 655 head OF yard stock to-
tai for the week ending this day o,Wl
head OF through and 2, 7OS bead oi loc1,,
against 5, ,l04 head Of through and .S9o
head OF local last week; supply Q little
ahead of last week Tor this weeks maj.
ket. with 4 better demand ut slight sc-
vance and all sold ont
Receipts 800 head; total Tor
the week 1880 head, agsinst l5,N0
head last week; Philadelphias - lHS
6 30; Workers IS 50(e5 75.
she+p-Receipts {, coo head; total for
the week $500 head, aesinst the seme
last week; prices l0Sooc Oh from iase
week.
BALTIMORE, February 7.-Beef Cattle
MARKET SLOW and prices drm st lest
weeks figures. quality considered ye'y
beet 5i65lc; first quality 44e5tc;
medium 3i@4tc; ordinary IFeyae;
most OF the sales were at 4t9otc. ne
HoesrF.ir supply and nodsrsts
demand; quotations 7isste. Reespss
Sheep Receipts 1854 head; auots.
tons 4Ssstc.
CxcrxsAI1, February 5.-He1 -
| Quiet; common 8 2oz5 %: hnt n -
| as Is; packing IS 50.S5 6si bgtcnSn
IS 7Od.5 %: Receipts 100 bed; snip
uents J., roo head. ~
pwrxuraou. February 7.-PstSoaeum
-Rniet: crude hrmsr; Unbsa c:Sts.
kkdes eotc bid; rsdssi se ior fhi'sdss
- <g
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
The WHlRL OF SOCIAL LIFE At THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Reception Days Afternoons that are Re-
ligiOusIy Observed for Visiting-0in-
neH vs.. Evening Paries-The ele-
giant Banquet Given at
wOrmIey's by Sen;tT
Davis of West
Virginia.
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Dltiie.

ff OIAie.
LArYgR1Y-vebSuevf1ftse
ward. st 4 sto'eioeE Esfsrs,l
fGA1y. dsoghef o. u, leo.
Piek<t, 10 tbs <,ta 70.
I Tss rr.a.iss sIii D. ss,a.i snsnti'y o.
On ne io.ss A. X. n ihs t.,.ens' eus
q n eel ef z. yIisnt,on up-
ssst,snj. AP"u
Enuxr~,~v
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL mARKers BY TELEGRAPH.
neasy Easy At 4 to 6 Pr csat-6evsn.
mses Quiet and Unehangsd-flour
Nominal Wheat Active and
Fim-Hegs Steady.
YIHAACE

NEW YoaK. February I-Noxuv-
Easy at 466 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 4fS5i per cent Sterling sx-
change bankers bills hrm At 4S2;
demand ASST
SiLvKR-At London SLID per ounce;
bar silver here llli; subsidiary silver
coin i(9l per cent. discount
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PRODUCE.
BAloDoro.

BALTIMORE, February Z. Flour
Lower TO sell but demand very light;
western supefGns 81 1903 rs; do. eI.
ira 81 OO,5ts AIS; family t5 1905 90.
wbeat--western higher and firm; No.
2 western winter red. spot and seller
February 81 l2tt9i -. seller March
81 Is bid; seller April 81 1901 l6i;
seller May 81 I6t. Corn-western
easier and dull; western mixod, spot
and seller February 52fs52ic. Oats
Dull; western white +2t443c; do mixed
40(Si2c. Rys-Dull st 81 0l@l o..
Hay-steady; prime 70 choice Pennsyl.
Mess Pork-Oid ~ 25faI4 80: new
SIS 25. Bulk Mssts-Iscked 6tS6t.
Bacon--shoulders Gic; clear rib sides
Sc; baunsIOlCSlItc. Lard-Rc6nei i0ic.
Butter-Fifmer for choice; prime TO
cho,cs western packed lys24c; roll
Os22c. Eges Quiet and ioSer .. 3oc.
Petroleum refined SIC. Coi-
fee-stesdy; Rio csrgoes, ordinary 10
fair. ilSl3c. Suaar-Essier and quiet:
A soft sic. whisky -Qaiet st st 81 II.
CtpuuyAn. February 7.-Cotton-
q 7os4 90; isney SS ios5 IS. whs.,
Strong; No. 2 red winter u 0sCsl 07.
Corn-Active bot not quotably higher;
No. . mixed 4iic. 0sts-EAsier: No
2 mixed DC. kye-Firn; No. 2
BaSIey-Fim; No. 2 fall Sscf
Posk-Dull and nominsl
Lard -Stronger at - 40. u
firusr; shoulders 5 IS; all
Bacon-Steady and
IS Is; clear Ibs 3s little
Whisky-In good de L1ie im;
ter-Quist; choice " ~ h'"" "'
1Se; cnoice Csntssi sy ihsn
(lddaieAsI 1eskA
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BLhmore.

Cuc1xsA11, February I..He2 -
Quiet; common g 2az5 .: n@ %
(a.5 Is; packing s. S0S5 6si p9csSW
IS 7oS.5 %: Receipts J 100 bed; soip'
ments roo head.
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Psrssrneu, February 1.Petsosean
-niet: erode hrmsf; Unitsd c:Ssi.'
- oofc bid; Tsdnsi 9e ior Fhiiedss'
~ annnGs. ~