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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-18
Orlnt Talks About ResignIng.

New YORK, March lS.-The World
says: Gen. Grant, when asked about
the report that he had resigned the
presidency OF the Worlds Fair Commits.
sion, said: 81 have not sent in my res.
ignation as yet" 'Is it true that you
intend tor asked the reporter. Gen.
Grant said 81 think there should be q
gentleman al the head OF the commits
sion who can give it ample time and at
tention. | shall soon leave the country
10 be absent for an indefinite period, and
this fact and suggestion shall lay be-
fore the commission before Monday
next, so that they may act accordingly.
That is all | can say at present"
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NIw fourand one
New rolf>.......s'. - Is1s
Parnc Skies OF
RAILROAD BoNps Generally strong.
STATE BoNps-Fairly active.
SroCxs The market WAS irregular, but
in the main lower, until the afternoon,
when speculation assumed stronger
tons, closing firm, with Canada South.
.rn, Mobile and Ohio, Delaware, lscka.
wanna and Western, aud Illinois Cen
,rAl showing good in the advance from
tne opening figures. The market WAS
Il, void OF animation. and outside orders
were more limited than OF late, much
business being confined TO room traders.
American District Telegraph WAS eX.
ccplionallv weak, and in the last hour
fell To O;I, having sold as high ~ o.. Tho
closing price was o.
The C0mm.rcrl SAYS: The large OPP
orators are passive Spectators appar-
emily. W. II. Vanderbilt sails for Eu-
rope April li,h and James kseno is go.
ing abroad II latter part ot the same
month. This is considered AZ indicative
that the market will not feel the iniiu-
cnce ol their sIpport tpr some time. In.
formation was received at Washington
pointing 10 an extra session oi Congress.
Tie cllcc, Of the call or an extra ~ ssion
is vsriously estimated by the operators.
many thinking that it would have a lie.
pressing influence. while Gould claims
il would have n favorable effect: The
Graphic saws: Gould and Sage
continue bulish on the South
western stocks, but the bears
declare that they are not buying them
at present Mobile aud Ohio issues
were IN good request throughout the
day. All thc coal companies agreed Ia
work hall tim" next week and also the
following week. aud 10 maintain the
prices throughout the seaso". The
earnings al ~. Paul decreased 5, 90 Tor
the second week IN March, and those oi
Northwestern 81 OO0 Tor the same pc
riod. Illinois Central advanced en- the
prospects Of an early adjustment oi the
financial affairs oi its New Orleans road.
II being iir Intention al the Illinois
Central Company To- reduce the interest
charges on that branch.
The transIctIons aggregated 32s,OO
shares, distributed s follows: &. &.
x |. &. $500. Canada Southern y, 600,
Chicago, 1t. Lonis and New Orleans
800, Chesapeake and Ohio 1000, Della
ware, IarkHwanna and Western - ,OOO.
Delaware and Hudson 400. Denver
and Rio Granie Il, G,20l. Erie 600, Han
nibal and ~. Joseph 5.iOO, Iron Noun
tain 1900. Illinois Central 1000. Kan
sas aud Texas 800. Lake shore 5000
Louisville and Nashville 1000, Michigan
Central 100, Northwertsrn 100.
Nashville and Chattanooga 500, New
jersey Central $500, New York Cen.
tral 1900, Northern Pacific 1000. Ohio
sni Mississippi 3,Ooo. Ontario and
Western 1900, Ohio Central 1000.
Pacific Mail G.ioO. Reading 2.3O, ST.
Paul 1900. II. Paul and Omaha ,LOO.
Texas Pacific ?,3O. Union Pacific 10.
Wabash Pacific 100, Western Union
= S,D and Mobile and Ohio I3DOD,
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Socialists Denounce sohwa b.

DETROIT, March 1.-THE Socialist La
Dor party, who have a great central or
ganizstion in this city, published state.
ment to-day regulating all connection
and sympathy with julius Schwsb, OF
New York, and his rawlings about the
assassination ot Vanderbilt, Jay Gould
and others. They denounce his ntter-
snces as idiotic and tending to defeat all
the aims OF their party towards arnelio-
rating the condition OF the workiDgman.
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rnnnnIsand Railway

SrgURcxvrLLr, March lf.-NarS has
besn begun on the eastern approach To
Gonld's tunnel, east of this ely. Ouiy
about two dozen men are at Nrik now,
hut when the full tJrce intend'i 1r the
work is on, il will number an'u. two
LrnJrad. ShaRties have been put up
inrthe men, and Contractor kelrns Is
now working on house AMI store lor
bimselL The tunnel will b. 500 ice,
iomg. the eastern approach 20 lee, ant
the western approach 100 icei. twill
take about two years to comp.eya Y,
Fngineer Robinson, of Rry,unl, o.
with assistants, this morning went 10
work surveying the Stsn"'ny,..r AMI
Cleveland Railroad u IaIio.tnn, there
~ connect with the CIrroltua Valley Tor
CIsvrland. Two routes will b. surveyed
and !, is deemed probable tha, the worS
will 20 through on the most desirable
rDutR
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Another Western Railroad.

DENVER, MSrch l7.-The pI Yer. Col.
orado Springs and Pueblo Er.5oa! Com.
pany filed articles Of incorporation u
day. capital stock S$,OeoUO, divided
;nfn so 200 shares. The u.i,r, il N
bniII a broad gauge road ir"m Pueblo via
CoIorado Springs AMI Denver. ui ,be
tbree railroAl companit1, the p,qy,r
I'tah and Pacific, the p,nv,r, Western
and Pacific aud the peny,r Llurnon,
and Pacific, c,gInized u bl.da arai.r5.J
from Denver VIA l.ougmo1r Go; ;., ,,grks
the Denver, Western tni IA d., /, ,br
only one that has commgUccl NorS,
tl,sv bayin. 800 teams g;StIs
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GIVES 1T UP.
Gen. Grant to Resign His Position as
President ofthe Worlds Fair

Nav YogK, March 1.-THE CONNER
c;ol saws il is stated by persons very
close in the confidence OF Gen. Grant
that in consequence of his Mexican ex-
gagament be will have nothing more TO
do with the Worlds Fair Of 1888. IL is
not particularly known whether he has
sent in his resignation, but as he leaves
Monday next for Mexico it is more than
probable that he will present formal
document to the commissioners before
leaving New York. 1t is understood
that Gen. Grant wishes the enterprise
every success, but for reasons bes.
known to himself does not teel inclined
TO be connected personally with it.
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seriou. Fight Between Brother.

WAsuISGroS, Pa, March 1.-Two
sons of Ira Jobes, few miles from this
place, qusrreled yesterday, when the
younger brother fred two shots at the
other, both taking effect and making
dangerous wounds- They are brothers
OF the Young fellow who made himself
30 notorious in connection with the
Evans murder ayear or two since.
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NIGHT RIDERS
Create a Reign of Terror in Pennsyl
vauia.

Create Reign of Terror in Pennsyl-
vauia.
GRRRNsBURG, Pa, March l7.-Crime
seems To be unclaimed in this locality.
Tuesday night gang OF five men de-
manded admission into Theobald' sstore,
at Penn Station. They were refused and
then broke in, one OF them shooting at
Theobald, the bullet entering.
his mouth" and coming. out near the
ear. He is in acritical condition. Then,
after some pillering, they escaped. They
next turned up at Grapevine Station,
where they broke into the TX.
press office and freight depot
and committed some robber
les. From there they continued their
Journey east until two miles west OF
lirepnSburg, where they met Jimmy
Raw, the operator at RodebauGhs. They
told him they hal fifty rcvolvers and
were afraid OF nothing, and would do as
they pleased. When near the tunnel
west OF Greeusburg, they tagged a
freight train, and got on. Tney rode
east TO near Latrobe, where they got oil
and escaped. They threatened to shoot
the trainmen il they would attempt to
protest A party of men are after them:
Ii is said they went in the direction OF
the Monastery near Latrobe Several
dispatches were sent here concerning
these desperadoes. There is great ex'
citement over the matter here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-18
PROFOUNDLY TOUCHED.
The Emperor Appreciated the Action OF
the United States Senate.

The Emperor Appreciated the Action OF
the United States Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Secre-
tarv of State received from General
Foster United States Minister at st.
Petersburg the following:
Blaine, Secretary, Washington
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs says
the Emperor was profoundly touched
by the expressions OF sympathy OF the
President and Senate, Of the country for
which the deceased Emperor prolessed
sincere esteem and earnest friendship.
1t is legacy which he leaves to
Emperor Alexander III, which his
Majesty in accord with the Russian
Nation accepts from the depths OF his
heart.
[Signed. FOSTER.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

F,rLrsrRrY, March l!.-Cstus-R
cs;n,s 257 bead. all through conslgn.
m.n,s: nothing doing in local trade to-
day. Mill,
Uogs-Reoeips 800 head. Phlisdel'
nhias .6 5Old6 10: best Yorker. W Os
\ On. common Workers S. JJs5 30
Sbe.p-Receip,s 900 head Market
closed % slow at yesterdays prizes.
New YORK.
NV YeRx. March 1.-THE Drotn'
J,,ynrl bureau reports: BsevesIks-
csints 2GO head. Market weak and dnll.
popr 10 good shipping Sic. Shipment,
$40 quarters OF beef and :Oo carcasres oi
Sb.en-Rreipts 4.7jO head. Market
onie, sheep s. GjtaG 10 for 100 oinds;
Iii I.,iiry lsmbs Sc OO'a7 3i for lU
yonn:,: spring lamb, Sc 25ls7 % for
loo mounds: dressed mutton snd iamD'
sxi1e-Receip,s l.0ss head. Market
dull and dropping; 1--we hogs - oVe" "
per 100 pounds
Cincinnati
C,sc1,.,u. March 7.-Hogs-frm
common e 75G5 90; packing - .Ss.
g 10: light 8 G5Ca6 Is; buteh-rr 20 :,
G6 80. Receipts 10 bead; shipments
Go head.
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Fixed Tor the Car.

LONDON, March IA dispatch from
s.. Petersburg says: A bomb was found
in the pocket OF the assassin, Roussa.
kof. 1t was made into zinc case con-
tanning glass tubes, two OF which were
filed With vitrol andtwo with Bartholdy
salts; India.rubber tubes with fulminat-
ing mercury and a box holding nitro
elycerlne and phroxline; the whole
weighing six pounds and three guar.
tprs
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HAtisfled fur Onco.

New YoRK. March IA cable
special from Dublin to the Freeman''
Journal says: The subject which the
Roman Catholic prela,es had before
them Tuesday, MAS the propose irou,
Rome for the appointment OF papa,
nuncio at the court Of 81. James, and
adds: at will be with feeling OF the
most intense satisfaction that the Irish
people will learn the prelates were
unanimous in empha,icslly pronounc:
ing against the proposed change. AMI
that their views have been embodied ~
the most decided letter, which will bc
forward, Il at once ~ Rome.
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Warnings TO the New Car.
AN ATTEM MPT
To Blow Up the Family of the Lord
Mayor

Mayor
LONDON, March l7.-At midnight the
policeman on duty at the Mansion
House observed fire on the ground
near the rear wall of the Lord Mayors
official residence, and found a wooden
box with fuse connected, to which
some lighted paper had been applied.
The officer extlnguished the fire and
took the box to the police station, where
it was found to contain about forty
pounds OF gun powder with fuse in the
midst of it. No arrest nor any clue TO
the perpetrators.
The Lord Mayor says the explosion
would probably not have injured the
Mansion House, but would have dam.
aged Egyptian Hall and adjacent pri.
vate houses and entailed serious loss OF
life. He himself was not at home at
the time. One account says that an Irish
newspaper was found among the packa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-18
GENERAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
CoNFIDENCEIN ALEXANDRIA,
His Rule in the Future to be One Of Peace
and Harmony.

His Rule in the Future to be One Of Peace
and Harmony.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE Jour
nal de 81. Petersburg says: When admi-
ration for the character OF the late Gar
is evinced everywhere abroad, need We
say that Russia can only derive there.
from one reason more for adhering to
the same path OF wise political reform,
peace and concord allowed by his august
martyr? 1t is sufficient to know that
the unbounded flial love OF Alexander
III. to attain a firm conviction that this
general policy OF peace, social converse
ton and progressive development will
be continued with all resolution
OF loyalty and energy which is from ia
ther to son. Manifestations Of regret and
veneration for the august victim arriv-
ing from all parts OF the world consti-
tute evidences OF confidence in the fu.
ture and the universal desire to see the
excellent relations, which the late Gar
knew how TO create with all the foreign
powers, maintained, consolidated and de-
veloped. We know this confidence will
not be misplaced, and Russia will not
delay making known the intention OF
Alexander ILL., in this respect, in terms
as worthy OF the great Empire as OF the
memory OF him whose sole care was
for the prosperity, honor and dignity OF
Russia.
Warnings to the New Car.
PARIS, March l7.-Placards congratu.
lating the Nihilists on the assassination
of the Car have been posted here and
one arrest made.
ST. PETERSBURG, March IA revo.
lutionary proclamation discovered at
RoussakofI's domicile declares that the
Nihiists will continue their work and
warns the new Emperor to beware OF
his fathers fate.
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po,,,io., Programme Of the New Roign.

ST. PETER BURG, March l7.-The
Acsnce Rus,e states that circular from
the Minister oi Foreign Affairs to the
various Russian embassies and lega'
tions will be published tomorrow, con
tanning the political programme oi the
new reign. The Emperor AMI Empress
have taken up their residence in The
Winter Palace.
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AP,obabl, Lyncni~E Scrap

sr LorI4, Marca IL ,p,rtd to the
RspgJiicaa from Fort Noru, Trxas
saws: Frank Warner, 2 negro. al, r ter.
yibIy choking, beating ami .s.ljny
-, Ellison. a hyU i>la!s amt
mite accomplished youUs hiv, living
~ ,,So m;les from the city. Tae brats
outraged her and He'd, 9u' was pursued
ST friends Of the lady, captured and
icdged in Jail. He will probably De
lyncbed.
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0Tsenbac er.' L.st Move.

SAN FRAScIsco, March l.. - The
Greenback Central Club, composed OF
the Greenback ward presidents AMI the
leading Greenbackers Of the city, last
night adopted resolutions endorsing the
assassination OF the Gar.
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Under the wheels.

GALVESTON, TExAs, March 1.-The
N,lrs' Denison special says Judg: G. ID.
Venable, who moved here iroai Ken
,ucky three years ago, wss TO day ,Erosn
under the wheels OF loaded wagon and
instantly killed. His remains will be
taken TO Frankfort, ky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-18
shrewdness and Ability.

Hop Bitter 70 freely advertised In al
the papers, secular and religious. are
hsyipg % large sale, and are supplantlng
ali other medicines. There 10 no deny:
inc the virtues Of the Hop plant, ssd
the propretors Of these Bitter: nave
shos s qrest shire vdness and ability IN
compounding Q Bitten, vhcss virtues
are are % paIpsbie TO every ones observs'
tiou.-Rrchon9e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-18
THE halifax FISHERY AWARD
Some Talk on the Subject IN the House
OF Commons CHARGES Considered
ErDupdlasS

LONDON, March lin the House OF
Commons Sir Charles Dixie said Her
Maiesty's government had received cer-
tain representations from Prof. ii. e..
Hind concerning the fisheries award,
and had referred them to the Dominion
government, and the government had
requested Prof. Hind to send any furth.
er communication he might have to
make TO that government. He Dixie
had already stated that the Prof. Hind
allegations were unworthy OF serious
attention. Her Majesty's government,
he said, considered that no good pur-
pose could he served by giving currency
and importance TO groundless and in
credible statements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-18
Killed In a Row

MoSEog, la, March ia serious
difficulty occurred on the bayou OF DE
Saird. this morning, in which r.
T.. LudIing. ron OF Chief Justice
Ludllng, Was instantly killed; b; ); W.
Mitchenor, dangerously wounded: r.
O. Dinkgrave, slightly wounded on both
arms
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PROBABLE PEACE.
The Beers Accept the Terms OF tho Bri
..t,

The Beers Accept the Terms Of tho Brit
ish Government.
LoSpoN, March l7.-All special dis
patches state that General Wood has in
formed newspaper correspondent that
at yesterdays prolonged meeting. at
which all members Of the Boer triumvi-
rate were present, the terms OF the
British Government were to great ex'
tent accepted, the Beers reservIng one
or two points for further consldera-
ton. A Cabinet Council was hastily
summoned to-day. The meeting is be.
heyed TO be in connection with the
Transvaal negotiations.
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Thirty Men Killed by Indians.

SANTA FIX. March ls.-The Indians
r,ided a wagon train near Puerto ID,
Chocolate, y. NJ, killed thirty men and
burned the wagons. Further partcu'
lars are not obisipable at present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-18

~, Y0Ry, March H. Cotton Firm
a, lOt@Ilc; futures weak. Flour
Flrm ami unchanged. rscripts 1000
barrels, exports l2OJ bIurIs. Wheat
-T'nslt:l.d bnt r.1rraiiy iigier. r-
ccipt- 5000 bnsh'ls; "rpor's 5000
bp.h.l.; uuyradcd r.d 81 l1h.i ~ No.
:. do sl2li'd %; seamsrd do 81 ~: No.
. red 81 2Jd .Gi: ,tsam"f do 81 u;
so. ] red 81 2slJI ~ bilyat, nigel win.
ter 81 299i: ungraied vhiie 81 l}gi ~.
40. 2 DO 81 20Isl q; NJ white.
sales o.. co. bu-h.l,. stSl 2i.s 22t;
s,.amer 40 ] 10 81 at. ,on-Ae.
iiy. and q shade b ghrr. r-cSip,s sJ,0U
bush-ly: exports 10 go bushels. I'M
graded JG}ftJyic; y" 3 57c; cleaner
5,ls5s No 2 jysiJJtc: steamer
y-llos 5si; No. s.Ilsr March
5siGjgIc: seller April 3. To 57ic. eel.
Ter Nav IS Ia 81 IT,. I. Her JnnS jji b5tc.
Osp-lIizhpi; receipts 81 90 bushels;
shipments 3.VO: white ~syieTn +Ss
4sic: mixed western IJrfJic. Hay
Quiet and firm. Hops lulet and
unchans-j. Cof-e-Ea,i~r AMI quiet:
Rio csryo-s Iot6l3!c; job lots lotto
l4!c. huz.r-Qui@t and unchanged.
Nolssser-Qniet and steady. Rice
Norinslly unchanged. Petroleum.
Dull; United siie. Grad. Gils SC; re-
fined ST.. TsilGr-S;rady At 6,s6ic.
Kosin FIRM and unchanged. Turpen-
t,be-Dull and wax ct 4GlaI8tc. Eggs
Firm a, lgr. PoIk-Dull and un-
cb.nzel. Esi- Qaist; extra mess
$il GIpII "a. Cut Mrats-Dull and
weak: long clear s. 50; short clear
50 SOS 80 lard Weak and quiet;
prime steam Sii I2llsli I5. Butter
-Nominzlly unchanged. Cheese-Quiss
and unchanged.
Pittsburgh.
PrryzsrsoH, March l7.-Petroleum-
Quie,; crude strsdy; United certificates
S4ic; refined Stc for Philadelphia d
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They Bounced Him.

HARMsBURe, March lin the House
after a sharp discussion, q resolution
was passed expelling DR.. Palmer from a
seat at the reporters desk.
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STILL WRESTLING
With the Pork Question-Action Taken
by the United States Government.

with the fOrk Questlon-Actlou Itkeu
by the United States Government
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE minis
ters of the United States at the Court OF
st. James and at the French capital,
have been instructed to lay before the
governments to which. they are accred.
tied, the sense OF this government that
an injustice is shown toward the citi-
zens aud food products OF this country
by the attitude which is being assumed
in Europe on this question. Positive
instructions have been sent TO Lowell
at London to meet Crump's statements,
and expose their erroneousness. Noyes,
at Paris, has been telegraphed in the fol-
lowing terms, directing him TO lay tie
facts before the French government:
WASHINGTON, March l6.
To NOyeS, Minister, Paris:
Your course respecting the pork de-
cree OF the French government, is ap-
proved. The statements OF Crump, act
ing British Consul at Philadelphia, occa-
stoned excitement and widespread COM
ment mere. leading to correspondence
with the British Legation and boards of
trade. The hog cholera is confornded
with trichinosis, which is an entirely
distinct disease, but representations re-
garding the hog cholera are greatly ex-
aggerated. The most searching investi-
cations fail TO show basis for
the published statement. The mortality
among very young swine from cholera
has been less this year than for several
years past, and the condition OF full
grown hogs, which are alone used for
packing and export, is this year excep'
tonally good. The British representa-
tiyes at Philadelphia have apparently
been misled by designing spccuators TO
great injury OF legitimate trade. Deny
in the strongest terms the report OF the
British Consul should the French Min
listers appeal to it as justifying them in
interdictlng or restricting the American
pork trale. Instructions will follow.
Signed BLAINE,
Ngcr,i1rU
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FOREIGN FACTS.
AN UNSETTLED STATE OF AFFAIRS
IN MANY PLACES.

An Attempt Made to Blow Up the Residence
ofthe Lord Mayor Of LOndon-Signs Of
Peace Between the Beers and
Brtish-warnings to hlexan-
der IIl.-The Halifax
Fishery Award.
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WASHINGTON.
,,o1HsR DAYS TIME WASTED BY
""0 The SENATORS.

u.,,,. Appreciates His Greatness-PrOb-
",PSs( ,bs Organization Of the Senate To-day
PRESSURE Brought 10 Bear
Ag,inst Stanley Matthew'S
OOings Of the Demo-
cratic Caucus.
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Pittsburgh.

PrryzsrsoB, March l7.-Petroleum-
Quie,; crude strsdy; United certificates
S4ic; refined stc for Philadelphia d.
livsvv.
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PRODUCE.
rsA fOTE

ESQ sslc,. tO5'rc'i
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WHEEIIN( W. VA FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 49, 1881.
Drawing the Documents.

The Senator has been similarly affected
several previous winters.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 4 to 6 Per csat-6evsrn-
ments firm-Flour Quiet-.wh Strong
and Higher and Unsettled
Hogs Firm.
FINANCE.
New York.

NRw YoRK. March l7.-MoNRv- Easy
q, 466 per cent; closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper SOC per cent
Sterling exchange. bankers bills firm at
+s0.; demand iS2;.
SILvEK-AtLond SD per ounce; bar
silver here llli; subsidiary silver coin
i@l per cent discount
GoyERSMENrs-Firm and .@tc higher
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-18

The Post saws respecting the reports
floating about To the ELECT that the
Treasury is negotiating with the intlu-
entail bankers for the sale TO them
OF lOi,0OO,OO0 of four per cent. bonds,
authorized but unissued. Our iniorma-
ton to day is, that Secretary Window
declines to consider the subject OF the
sale OF these bonds until it has been
definitely settled whether or rot, there
IS 10 be- an extra session of Congress