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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-16
COMMUNIST vAPoRING.
American Moncpolists TO Take Warning
at the Cars Fate.


at the Cars Fate.
New YoRK. March l5.-ln an inter-
view with Times reporter Justus
Scbwab said: "In America the fate which
has overtaken Alexander has point.
There are those in the United states
who should heed the warning, for it
bodies disaster to some among us in high
places" -,
"To whom DO YOU refer
IL need not particu&rize; but the
heads of American monopOlies have
cause 10 tremble. They are expressing
the people Of the land, and for Just such
oppression Alexander was killed
land you decline to psme these mono
polists who are thus inviting death"
"Well, am willing to mention Jay
Gould and William II. Vanderbilt as
representatives OF the class TO whom L
refer"
"Do YOU mean to aver there is really
danger in there being served as was the
Gar?
THE msne, ms,S, tekCl, uPhdrsin is writ
ten. IT is plain to the eyes OF all men.
American monopolists, Gould and VAN
derbilt and others, had better consider
we'll their future actions. have moth
ing further TO say.
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MEETING OF SOCIALISTS.
Justus schwab Presides and VIM. Drury,
French Communist Talks.

Justus Schwab Presides and VIM. Drury,
aFrench Communist, Talks.
New YORK, March l5.-The meeting
OF the Socialists was largely attended to.
night. Justus Schwab presided, and
WIN. Drury, French Communist, ad-
dressed the meeting He said Russia
had too long neglected the warnings OF
men OF thought and freedom, who had
finally broken their chains OF bondage
by removing from the face OF the earth
the greatest tyrant Russia ever knew.
The Imperial families in Europe must
90. The world had been cheated by
those people long enough, and the peo-
ple were tired OF them. He liked to
see all human butchers die, and
while he regretted the shedding Of
human blood, he rejoiced that the En-.
peror had been killed, because he had
been the cause OF the death OF thousands
OF people.
Resolutions were adopted congratulate.
ing the world on the overthrow OF the
absolutism OF feudal aristocracy in Rus.
sia; the people OF Europe upon the re-
moval OF the greatest obstacle TO the
establishment Of western republic; {;
fellow socialists that the great prop OF
monarchial institutions which had sup
ported kng-craft throughout the world
b ld been shaken to its core by the fail
O the Car and that the way is being
cleared for the foundation Of social re.
public, and calling upon the liberty.
loving people OF the United States TO
rejoice in the overthrow OF the Gar,
especially as they rejoiced at the over
throw of Maximi,ian, whose presence
endangered republican institutions.
An address TO their fellow working
men in Russia and to their best friends
and most active par;isans, the NIhilsts,
will be forwarded.
The address is as follows: Tell the
workingmen OF Russia that between
aristocracy and prolltariot there can be
no compromise; between parasites and
producers there can be no peace. While
louts and lOafers live in luxury upon
the products OF our labors, we must suf-
fer and slave. Brothers, your cause is
that OF the oppressed and the oppressor,
that cause is holy cause, that cause is
not only for Russia, but all countries
it is universal. Brothers, we approve
your actions, We approve your
methods. Between you and your oppres.
sors there can be no truce. Kill, de-
stroy, assassinate, annihilate, even 10 its
very germ, your aristocracy have for
them no feeling OF love for they are in
capable OF that noble emotion.
Addresses were also delivered in Rus
sian and German OF similar import TO
the resolution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-16
s,eubenville Mites

SrxrRExvILLE, March l5.-lt begins to
look as though this city is injected by a
gang OF thieves, and that the quiet which
our citizens have enjoyed Tor some time
$40 he broken almost nightly by the visit
Of burglars. A bold attempt Vas made
Yesterday morning just alter daylight TO
rob the fine confectionery store OF James
Kinds, North Fourth street. The burg
lars. negroes, made q noise in going
through the transom over the first floor,
bnt before Mr.. Kinds could get to them
they escaped.
Mary Jones, IL years old, to-day made
complaint against an Is year old bow,
Georve Ferguson, for bas.ardy. Fergu.
son was bound over for 500.
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Auction Sale of Thoroushb hbreds.

NEw YoRE, March l5-At the auction
sale to-day OF imported thoroughbreds,
Matchless brought 81 1000; Alice slade,
81, ,076; Norfolk Hero, $500; Trommel,
$500; ST Mungo, $500; Noble, 500; Bay
Rum, $500, and Heather, 1924. A lot
OF imported mares and fllies Thorough.
breds) brought low prices. 1t is thought
that il better prices are not realized at
the other sales, it is not likely that the
English breeders and dealers will con.
tinue to send throughbreds to this coun-
try. 1t is said that Tattersalls offered
over five hundred guineas for the return
of Matchless.
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THE FINISH
oe 1He LEGISLATIVE FRsE-FOR.AlL
" YESTERDAY.
.r,,gs Number Of Bills Passed Under the
wiTs-seyeral 0istanesd and Ruled
OF-others Badly Blown
But Will Score Again
Next Year.
rur CLOSING SCENE OF THE 1881
SESSION.

With this mornings issue ceases leg
;s,s,ive reports, Tor the simple reason
,,stths Legislature has adjourned, after
b.ips in session for sixty-two days, and
during that time working in harmony.
Yesterday morning the 'taffy" business
xas largely INDUCED in and a general
ooOd-feeling circulated. No business
on,side OF that OF closing was transacted.
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DRY GOODS.
II sv York.

NKn YORK, March l5.-Dry Goods
Staple and department goods are fairly
active IN jobbers' hands, but business is
only moderate with jobbing houses
Cotton goods are unchanged with
agents, but some makes OF brown and
bleahed cottons are jobbing at low
figures. Prints and ginghsms are in
fair demand. Woolens are quiet. The
Buil,tin says: "Twenty-eight hundred
pieces Of cashmeres and dress goods will
be sold at auction on the 18th.
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HANGED byaM Mob.

ST. LOUIS, March l5.-The Republican
Kansas City special SAYS: Tom Gordon,
desperate. killed the city marshal OF
Soicorro, n. NJ a few days ago, but
escaped and fled to Albuquerque. He
was re-arrested there and on Friday last
he was taken back to Soicorro, where he
was hanged TO water tank by mob OF
300 men,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-16
. Romance of the C.escent City,

In New Orleans on warm day early
in February, Mr.. Isaac Kern strolled
into an Office of the Louisiana State
lottery, and laid down one dollar,
receiyed a half OF ticket No. 93,5S6,put it
in his pocket and quietly awaited the
drawing, and to his joyful surpise, ike
Abou Ben Adhem, his ticket led all the
rsst. and he obtained sl5,OO0-ifhe had
snent another dollar it might have been
SO 900. The next drawing takes place
Anil 18th, when those who have writ
tan TO NJ. A. Dsuphin, No. Sls Broad
way, New York City, n. l., or the
sams person at New Orleans, La, may
anticipate o pleasant surprise.
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.,o,bsr Rig Constellation

CncAeo. March Is Reports have
bssn circulated fOrshados;nS the ANAL
gsmation of the great railway interests
ri tbe Chicago and Northwestern, Chi.
caco Milwaukee and Il Paul and
T0rtbern Pacific companies. The re-
ports do not as yetreeeiSe confirmation,
sItbough there is no inherent Improba
biiity Of such junction o; interests, since
q conbination would control the traffic
Of the northwest, decrease the operating
expenses, and prevent 4 possible future
charm competition.
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Another Suit Haished.

-Srw YosE, March l5.-Ruius Hatch
,.,,s beyun a suit in the Superior Court
+, ayainst the Western taion Telegraph
C@mnany. Atlantic and Pacific Teie-
Sranb Company and American Union
nroposed contract of January l9in. The
sp,it is based on the decision IN the suit
81 Williams against the same companies,
and TO-DAY Judge SPelr granted a tenn
DoraTy Injunction.
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Killed His Wife.

ST. Paul, March l5.-C James Ha-
lane. OF Marine, MINI, supposed TO be
insane, shot and killed his vile to-day.
He had two shot guns and revolvers,
and kept the whole population Of the
village at bay until officers came from
Saltwater and arrested him. He was
lodged in the Saltwater Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-16
Big Fire at Dubuque.

CHICAGO, March l5.--The Inter. Oc,dn',
Dubuque special saws: The Fremont
House block caught fire this afternoon
and was completely wrecked with fire
and water. The building occupied 10y
A. Wagner as furniture warehouse
only part OF il was saved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-16

Il. G. Ballentine, prominent mer.
chant OF Sardis. Miss, in attempting 10
leave train on it's arrival here yester-
day, fell under the wheels and the rear
car ran over and crushed both legs 40
severely that ii is thought his injuries
will result fatally.
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AuRAND CoMBIHATLON.

A Man Kills Q Boarder and then Blows
His Own Brains Out
New YORK. March l5.-Ernest S.
Meinerath, a German wood carver, shot
and fatally wounded Emil Panty a
boarder in his house, to-day, in Fl.
bridge street, and afterward shot him
self through the temple, blowing out
his brains. Jealousy Of Panty, who he
believed entertained criminal relation
with his wife. is thought TO have been
the cause OF the crime, though Meme
rath, who has long been sick, is un-
doubtedly out OF his head.
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THE NlHILIST6.
Threats Unht eded by the Czar-Ti

Threats Unht eded by the Czar-The
Bombs were Loaded by Women.
PARIS, March l5.-Letters from Gene
va in the 1rdnsigIntF, says: Alter the
abortive attempt at the Winter Palace,
the police seized forty thousand francs
constituting the Nihilist fund, and until
they had gotten together more
money, the revolutionary party
were Obliged TO keep quiet. Warnings
however, were repeatedly sent the En-.
peror, the last one reaching him on the
81 inst. but all were dIsregarded. The
assassination was then determined on.
To divert the attention OF the police the
Nihilists let it be supposed the eI.
plosiyes were being manufactured
In London, while they were
being made in St. Petersburg.
The fatal bombs were loaded by women.
The writer adds there is no Nihilist by
the name OF Roussaukof.
Rochefort preiaces the above by an
article in which be ironically offers
wager that before twelve months pass
Alexander III. will have granted Rus
sia a constitution.
OttnUt has telegram from y. eVrb-
burg that the entralls OF the Emperor
Literally Gushed Out
when the bomb struck him. An
anonymous letter announcing the in.
tended assassination was sent 10 Prin-
cess Dalgorouki Sunday morning. She
endeavored to persuade the Emperor 10
stsy a, home. The Nihilist placed pro.
claiming death to Alexander, and
warning his successor il he did not
adopt The liberal policy, he would
share his fathers fate, vas posted on the
walls OF st. Petersburg Sunday evening.
Joltdu, counsels the new Gar 10
break at once with Bismarck and the
6ermans. and says: "Our wishes are
neither untiyely nor impertin-nt The
new Car will bs French enough Tor CT
if thoroughly Russian
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A Senator FRYE.

ArarsrI, ME, March l5.-The Senate
,..iIN,aJ for L. : Senator, with the fol.
iow,nS I~,.v, result: wm; 7. Frye, %; Rich
sU S,S A FRY, 5. In the House the result
AZ" xSs "a follows: VIM 7. Eye, 81; r. A.
ESSs so. Both branches meet to-mor-
Iaclare the result.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
skull Mashed and Body Perforated
with Bullets

CINCINNATI, March l5.-At Green
xood XIV, on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad, one hundred and seyenty.six
miles south OF this city, Yesterday, Tom
Yonng broke Steve Lsngford's skull
with a car pin, woundins him mortally.
He fled and was followed and oveItaken
hy Rsuben Langford, who shot Young
SssI perforatiug him with bullets.
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DEATH HEAD And CROSS BONES
Sympathy for the Hihilists ss st. Louis

Sympathy for the Hfhilists o. 81, Louis.
ST. LorIs, March 15.-A dodger em-
bellished with deaths head and cross
bones and coffin was freely circulated
on the streets to-day, calling q meeting
OF the "friends Of progress and children
OF the Goddess of Liberty" to assemble
at the court house tonight to endorse
the action Of the Nihilist Society in as.
ssssinating the Emperor Alexander OF
Russia. Polish eXiles were specially
invited to be present. The dodeer has
made considerable stir among people
generally, and the police are attempting
TO find its author. Precautions have
been taken by the police to prevent
disturbance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-16

sNoorn cOmP.tSiOn can be had by
avs,y lady VITO will Use PArSer's Ginger
S S,"1;e For promptly regu!a ing the
Ivsr and ki iney, aud Purifying tine
i iIood there is nothing ike il, aud this
the reason Say Il 81 quickly removes
;nanlss and gives rosy bloom TO th /,
Ibsek. See notice.
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WOOL
Thiladelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. March l5.-Wool-
Dull and lower; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 4l!dI4c;
extra 4lGn43c; medium 46Ct4Sc; coarfe
35(937c; New York. Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine 3SCa 40c; medium 40
647lc; coarse 3jtd37c; washed comb
ing and delaine 400 SOC; unwashed $50
2lc
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The south African War.

LONDON, March l5.-The government
has been officially informed that the
armistice with the Beers has been ex
tended four days.
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warning % Les sla,ora

The watchma1. h,,,,-,. ..
s,;slnture don't eusc. Us avs by which
.i,sinisres,s Of oar stock RAISING citizens
80 80 hs protected az uus, the starved and
SoSa.,,sndish a. eInine race, We would move
ou.Io .Soot the Legislature.
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THE NEWS
OF the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.
Domestic.


A Chicago man has started out on a
fUrty-hve days fast.
PittsburgherS do not go into raptures
over Sarah BernhRrdt.
Ten thousand brakemen are killed in
this country every year.
The income of Brush, the electric
light man, is 500 per day.
Additional small pox cases are re-
ported at Fort Wayne, lad.
The entire subscription to the Worlds
Fair mp TIL this time amount tos9OO,-
90
John Schriever shot his wife and
Killed himseliat Utica, New York, yes
ter,.ay.
MumpS are epidemic in the Indiana
Southern Peaitentiary at Jetfersonville.
Thirty ccnvicts are afflicted with them.
The bonds which were withdrawn
from the Treasury are being rapidly re-
deposited for the purpose OF taking out
new circulation.
The Governor OF Tennessee recon-
mends the prompt acceptance by the
State of the b0ndhOlders' proposition to
adjust the debt at par on three per
cent bond 10 run % years.
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett's latest
eccentric performance is that OF hiring
Johann Straub and his orchestra OF 50
men 10 play for his special qualification
at Pau for one month ut a cost OF nearly
$4,000.
A gang Of young roughs dug h'le
under the village school house at Bre-
men. filled the hole with powder, ap.
piled match and demolished the build.
ing. The officers have found none OF
the gang.
James HaSSfialJ, arrested in New
York city on 4 charge OF violating
city ordinance in posting bills on te,e-
graph poles for Communist mass
meeting 10 rejoice over the death OF the
Car OF Russia. was arraigned in court
Yesterday and fined ten dollars.
A Kansas City special says Kansas
river is rising rapidly and has cut away
six acres OF valuable property on the
Kansas City side, about three fourths
OF mile above the Stock Exchange.
One end OF the Kansas City Glue Fac
tory has fallen into the stream and Peo'
pie living in the vicinity are moving
IRON their houses.
Foreign.
Sir Richard Mains, Vice Chancellor oil
England, has resigned.
A London telegram states that thirty
Land Leaguers were arrested yesterday.
There are upward .Oi l4O CASES OF
small pox in the parish OF st. Alexis
Canada.
The Italian government has accepted
the invitation to participate in the mon
etary conference.
The Polish organ at Cracrow recon-
mends the Polish deputies and Poles IN
Russia To maintain a calm and prudent
reserve.
A Vienna dispatch says: Princess
DUlgourouki, the Morgsnatic wife OF the
late Car, left st. Petersburg and will
not return.
The exports Of Swiss products to the
United states for 1880 are greater than
any year on record, exceeding 1879 by
fiiteen,mi.liOn francs.
Hanlan says he will give Trickett or
Courtney 10 seconds at the start in
tive mile race for any sum, or Wallace
Ross 10 seconds at the start Tor the same
distance
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Boston.

BosroS, March 10 -Wool-ln fair de.
mand; OHIO and Pennsylvania extra ~
6,45c; Michigan and Wisconsin extra
4OCa4li &c; medium and No. ileeces 45tas
4Sc; combing and delaine 40fd SOC; IN
washed woods 2S(da35: pulled 33(dJOc.
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THE NEW EMPEROR.
HE WILL CUT LOOSE FROM HIS FAITH.
ER'S ADVISERS.

His Course in the future-Great Grief Es.
pressed Over the Death ofths Gar
A Long List Of Murders,
Suicides and Other Cal.
antilles Which Took
Place Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-16

Esw YoaK, March l5.-Cotton Quiet
at l0i@llc; futures quiet but steady.
Flour-Heavy; receipts 5000 barrels.
exports 5000 barrels; supertine West.
ern and State 81 GDfaI 10, common ~
good extra - 2jaI 10: gooI 20 choi,e
s. OOCa6 IS; white wheat extra 81 o.
d,8 90, extra Ohio 81 30ldG7j: ~. LOUIS
&4 25ta,6 70; Minnesota patent process
81 tOts,s %. Whcat-Dull; receipts
lO2, 200 bushels; exports l6I 900 bush.
els; ungraded red 81 l7ldl 2Ii, No. DO
81 2Ii steamer 81 22iCgl % shoat: ; o.
red 81 27Cgl az mixed winter 81 l. !;
No. | white, sales $1,000 bushels, st
81 lsisl ISL; No. 2 red sslIsr Mar b.
sales 10000 bushels, 81 2Iinsl q;
seller April, sales IGi 900 bushels, =.
81 2iiGgI 2iI sel!.r Nav, tsler 2SO,Oo
bushels, at 81 20lGtl 2O!; seller June,
sales 2i,OOO bushels. at 81 lsi. Corn
Quiet; receipts 5000 bushels; eIpor's
| IS, 900 bushels; uDgradcd JGIG j9c; NO. 3
| J6iCa56ic; steamer b7ltsjsc; No. 2 sel.
Ter March 5s!hjslc: seller April ~
a57lc; seller Nav 5Ilbl,jSic. Osu-
Dull: receipts 5000 bushels; vest rn
mixed I3rI4ic; white western 4JsFtc.
Hsy-DeDand fair and narks, firm.
Hops-Nominslly unchanged. Coffee
Firm. Sugar Quiet and trm. No.
lasses-U Unchanged. lice STEADY AMI
in fair demand. Carolina and Louisiana
| quoted at Js7c. Pe,Tolesn-Quiet AMI
firm: United Sc; crude ia s.: refined
| SIC bid. Tailow-Stesdy at C,lsS!c.
Rosin- Unchanged. Eg,s-S,eady a.
lsiGlsic. Pork-Duli and weak; old
rness st SIS 2jNalj 60; new d1 sl6 %.
Beet Firm: family mess sl+ ~; lndia
mess s22 o.. Cut Mez;s-Dull and M.
settled; long clear IS Jo1s5 %. .hori
| clear s. SjlaS 30 IArd-De AMI faIr
and prices advanced; prime steam
fll lOall I2l. ButtsT-Firm an 4 uB-
changed. Cheese - Sominslly IN.
chaDged.
BALTIMORE, March Is Flour Quiet
and without charge. Wb-st- Western
higher. cloeiDx easy, No 2 western win-
ter red. spot and seller March, 81 lsI;
seller April 81 l9I; seller May 81 10!
al 1871: seller June 81 IylS.i Is.;
July 81 1891 H. Con -Wes.srn
spot higher and option steady; western
mired,J spot 5:!Gq5s.c: r.iler March
5S.651c; sSller Aprii 5itCa5jc; s~ller
May 53i9yji.c; st.amer 5Jl15j.c. Oats
Quiet and firm; western white 3JG
&c: mixeI i3 a,iic; PeBnsylyabia va
46ir. Rye-Firm al 81 0sSl O.. Hay
-Unchsnzed. Provis:ons-yery firm
and xiihou, quoiabIe change. Butter
Quiet. Egzs-steady. Pctroleum-Ua'
changed. Coff.e-steaiy. Sugsr-Fnm.
Whi.ty-Dull at 81 llGl liz.
| Ptttsburzh.
PfrrsBuRGH, March ij.-Petroleum-
Dali; crude easy; Unitnd certificates
S4jc; refined s!c Tor Philsdelphis do.
livery.
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SETTLED.
THE DEMOCRATS LOSE THEIR HOLD
IN The SENATE.

They Will Appoint the Minority on the Com
mittees-No Haste TO Organize the
Senate-Mahone will Receive
Good Pay for His "floP"
The Republican
Committees.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 4 to s Per csnt-esssrn.
ments Steady - Flour Quiet and
Unehanged-whsat Scarce and
Higher - Hogs Firm
and Active.
FINANCE.
New York.

New York.
NEW YORK, March l5.-MoSsv-. Easy
Al 466 per cent; closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5Cs6 per cent.
Sterling exchange bankers bills strong
at 4s0i; demand ASH
SLvKR-AtLondon 81 l.lod per ounce:
bar silver here lll!; subsidiary silver
coin idl per cent. discount
GovERNNENrs-Steady for 6s and AIS,
higher for IS, and ic lower for Is.
Y. $. Coupons
New
New ....lld.
Pacific Sixss OF 9o
RAILROAD BoSps-ln moderate lie.
mand.
STATE BoNps-Dul.
SrocEs-The market opened strong
and i(1l per cent higher, and in the
early dealings advanced .(ai per cent,
but subsequently, became weak. and
prices recorded a decline. Toward noon
a fractional recovery took place, but
during the afternoon the market became
feyersh and unsettled. the general ten
dency being in the direction oi lower
prices. In the late dealings speculation
became much depressed, and = decline
ranging from ! 10 4. per cent from the
highest point OF the day Was recorded.
the latter Western Union. Coal stocks.
Iron Mountain. Indiana, Bloomington
aud Western, Illinois Central and Texas
Pacific were also prominent in the
DOWN. movement. In the final
sales some shares recovered a fraction.
but the general market closed unsettled.
The tIaIsIrtIons aggregated $4,000
shares, distributed ~ follows: T.. T..
< |. &. 1,C0O, Canada Southern 1000,
Chicago. ~. Louis and New Orleans
5000, Chesapeake and Ohio 10000, Della.
ware, lackasanna and Western $1,000.
Delaware and Hudson 1900. Denver
and Rio Grande leo, Erie 10000, Han.
nibal and 81. Joseph 1900, Iron Noun
tain 1900, Illinois Central 5000, Kan.
sas and Texas l0,Oc0, Lake shore 10.
90. Louisville and Nashville 1000.
Michigan Central 800, Manhattan Ele.
ya,cd 100; Northwestern 5000 Nash.
vii. nnd Chattanooga 700, New jersey
Central 1000. New York Central 1900.
Northern Pacific 5000, Ohio and Missis.
sippi 1000, Ontario and Western 200,
Oaio Central 1000. Pacific Mail 900,
Reading 2.0yO, 81 Paul 33o0O. ~. Paui
and Omaha 30,O0, Texas Pacific ,OoO.
Union Pacific 1900, Wabash Pacific
10000, Western Union 81 900, and Su,ro
Iunnel 3WN
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DIED..

NcGRAxAHAH - AEAnxIlA, ds1yttxr Of
Jane ". and Hannah b hc3ranAhsn, ~ her
parsntS rsidence, i509 Wood ftreSt
Huneral nosiee to.nogr0w.
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Cincinnati.

CIscIySATI, March Is 5-Cotton-Quiet
at lOic. Flour-Easier but not quotably
lower. Wheat-Scarce, firm and higher; !;
No. 2 red winter 81 0sIel on. Corn
Strong: No. 2 mixed 44ic. Oats-Firm
No. 2miIed 37!@3sc. Rye-Demsnd fsir
and market firm; No. 2 VI l2NSl "a.
Barley-Strong; No. 1? fall 81 OF; extra
No. 3fsll 81 OF. Pork-firm Of Sl5 30.
Lard Demand fair and prices higher ut
$40 Geks 10 Is. Bulk Meats - Firm |;
sbouIders s. 90; clear rib - 90. Bacon
Firm: shoulders Sic; clear ribs Sic;
clear We. Wbisky-St.sdy at 81 o.. But
ter-Detnand fair and market firm; choice
Western Reserve 23,125c; choice Cen.
trsl Ohio lSd2lc.