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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
PRODUCE.
"Ofercd.

New YORK. April 22.-Flour-Dull; re-
ceipts 10000 barrels, exports 1900 barrels;
superline western and State ST SOtd9 90;
white wheat 81 2j@9 90; extra Ohio 80 20
as 30; st. Louis s. 2OG9 %; Minnesota
patent process s. 50@9 80. Wheat-tnSe
tied and heavy at l@l &c lower; receipts
"a, coo bushels; exports $1,000 bushels; No.
. 81 as upgraded 81 10; ungraded red
81 I96l 40; No. ) red 81 42@l 43l2; No.
> red seller April 81 32@l s., closing at
81 A.; seller May, sales $3.50 bushels, at
81 47(ll 49,, closing at 81 AZ; seller June,
sales G0S,O0O bushels, at 81 i6M@l 4S12,
closing at 81 I624; seller July, sales 900
bushels, at 81 G0A(ll 1925, closing at
81 $3.50; seller August, sales 3O4, coo bushels,
at 81 22@l 23H closing at 81 .. Corn
l@3lEc lower feverish and weak; receipts
5000 bushels; exports 62,0O0 bushels; I'M
graded 4@90c; No. 5 Ole; No. , S6139eSc;
store and elevator S9@9OHc delivered; No.
white 9O3; No. seller April S7HGSSc,
closing at size: seller May S24@Si5sc-
closing at S224c; seller June Sl24@S4c, clos,
ing at size; seller July SlA@S4c, closing
at Size seller August S2@Sic, closed al
SIC. Oats-CaSh &c lower; options opened
l@l24c higher, and weak; receipts 5000
bushels; exports none; western mixed o.
@5SLc: white western 5S962c. Hay
SOlet. hOpS-f lrnl, anu uelndllu llSnt'
yearlings l2@22c; eastern 16@2lc; New
York State PC. Coffee and Sugar-Cn-
changed. Molasses-Steady. Petroleu NJ
Quiet and firm; United certificates 7ScA;
crude 7G74c; refined 72sc. Taliow-Quiet
at 75s@Sc. Rosin-Stronger at 81 AZ "a
= 52]i. Turpentine-DulI and lower at
55Hc Eggs-Western fresh quiet and
steady at l9c. Pork-Weak; new SIS l214
@lS %. Beef-Quiet and firm. Cut Meats
Dull and nominal; long clear l0Ac;
short clear llAc. Lard-Steady; prime
steam Sll 37l!@ll 46H. Butter-Dull and
weak at 109S0c Cheese-Quiet but steady
at s@l2Ec.
CHICAGO, April 22-Flour-Steady and
unchanged Wheat-Unsettleda and general
" lower at 81 S6I!Gsl IS cash; 81 50 seller
April; 81 29II(G1 297z seller May; 81 S0R
al 30sz sellerJune; Sl2SA seller July;
81 Il seller August; 81 0G9l 06H seller
wear; No. 5 81 16G1 10; rejected $4,000.
Corn-Unsettled and generally lower at TX
arc cash rand Ike seller April; 724@
72Nseller May; NE seller June; 7lA@
7lIsc seller July; 72@ 72hc seller August;
&C seller year; rejected 7l@7lHc.. Oats
Dull and prices lower at 4S5c cash and
seller April and May; 47HsellerJune; 4iAc
seller July; 371sc seller August; Sic seller
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
The Reasou why.

Mr.. Fellows, in his Medioa! Monthly, gives
reason for the peculiar action of his Hypo-
phosphiteS in the cure of diseases which
seem 10 be born out BY facts. From tonic
action of the Sympathetic Nerves all the
Organic Muscles are strengthened, and the
patient oyercomes his malady simply,
pleasantly, and rapidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
CARPENTRY.
PUBLICATIONS.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

a'C OF West Virginia,
In tGC Municipal Court % Wheeling
s'"'tc6 zimmerman, Administrator ~ TN
- tie ohm suffer, deceased,
q Suffer, Sadie Suffer and Charles Otte,
IN CHANCERT.
In'l' CrcdifrS fJ1i5t Sltir', a, ceased,
! pursuance OF q decree Of the Municipal
Ist 81 Wheeling, made in a cause therein
laIug 10 subject the real estate % the said
p suffer 10 the payment OF his debts, YOU
-eguestCd 10 present your claims against
said John Sutter for adjudication, To
Esph Il. PAUL. commissioner, AT his Office.
.-n Chapline street, Wheeling, Ohio
-'y, West Virginia, on or before WedneS.
he 10Th day 81 May, A. d. lNS2.
4 .Urss, James r. COwden, Clerk pro
pole % said Court, this Sth day uf April,
JAMES K. COwDEN,
Clerk pro tempOrc.
d. n"yener and Louis f. Sutel, attorneys
complainant. aplDOSwt
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To TIE hesitating PERRIN, gives courage.
Co-orcrat,op An Buying stock.

Farmers should club together and for
a small amount from each, the very
best stock can be obtained. or course
this Is very hard for some farmers to do;
some want always to be ahead of their
neighbors, some are 80 selfish that they
cannot bear to see any benefits arising
from their OUTLAWS or their work, to go
toward benefiting their neighbors: But
there are certainly enough liberal
minded people in every section to work
together and form some kind OF an
organization in every country or dis
f,i.t
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LIVE STOCK.
Cincinnati.

CIYCINNATI, April Olive Hogs-Easier:
common and light 81 30GS7 -; packing and
butchers Sc 90@7 so. Receipts 5S5 head.
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FINANCE.
New York.

New York, April 22.-MoNEY-At 2g3
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 595R
per cent Sterling exchange bankers bills
steady at 4S7; demand 1901.
GovERNMENT-B higher fer As, rest I'M
changed.
Skies extended
Fivesextended
Four-and-a-haf coupons,...........".'."''''
Pacific Skies OF .... l0-
RAILROAD BONDs-Irregular. The main
features were an advance of ~ in Wabash
general mortgage skies, in SciOtO Valley
first and in Lake Erie and Western first
STATE SECURITIEs-Stronger.
SToCKs-Market after a strong opening
became irregular aud then weak and dur
ing the afternoon the lowest prices OF tile
day and week were made III some shares.
The principal demons ration OF the bears
was made against the New Jersey Central,
which dropped to g. = Decline of ~ per
cent for the day. The report OF the receivers
of the road shows a larger amount OF
floating Indebtedness than was not supposed
to exist and this had a depressing effect.
Some parties in the street are moving
in favor Of the election of Directors OF the
Jersey Central, May 5th. Lake Shore, not
withStanding the letter said TO have been
written by Vanderbilt stating that he now
holds moIe stock than he did one year ago,
was heavy, and declined to Sl.O3H. The
drop in the stock was due to the report that
arrangement for interchange OF business had
been made between Erie and New York,
Chicago and St. Louis roads. Among other
stocks, Denver declined TO 5S3s, Louisville
aud Nashville 10 AZ Wabash preferrod 10
5OE Western Union to SlIz, New York
Central $l.2624, and Michigan Central 'Si2.
The general market closed steady at rally
Of = toll from lowest point, latter for
Reading ew Jersey Central was
an exception, however, closing at the lowest
prices of the day and week.
Transactions 365, 900 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

Sunday Express leaves Wheeling nj ~ A. HI
arrives Wellsburg NO A. NJ, btcubenyllle %
points
Trains leaving Columbus at5 20 p. y. and -
A. N. run daily. Through Chicago EHpv0
p. NJ, with sleeping car attached, arriving II
Chicago nj ~ next morning. Brrths can -
secured Ia advance nj Union Depot ticket omsA
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room RicepinS
Cars through without change from hteubso.
Vile east 10 Philadelphia and New York, and
west TO Columbus, 10 Cincinnati, LOUISVILLE
Indianapolis and 80. Louis.
For through ticket, baggage checks, alespen0
car accom- mo- dat ions, and any further infoFDAe
ton apply 10 Joseph N. Belleyille, Ticket AOses
nj Par. Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh ktsooes
or ut city Ticket Once, under Mcclure HoaeA
Wheeling.
0enT Manager, Pittsburgh, -
r.. A. FORD,
Gent Pas. and Ticket Agent, PitlsburEh. fa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
MEDICAL.
Piles 7 Piles 7 Piles !
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No
One Need Suffer.

A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding. Itching and
liberated Plies has been discovered by DR..
William, IAN Indian remedyl called DR.. VIII
Hams Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF Is or 30 years
standing: No one need suffer 1--WE minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing medi-
cine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries do
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm in
bed acts as poultice, gives Instant and pain
ing of the private parts, and Tor nothing else.
Read what the Hon. ]. NJ. Cofiinberry, OF
Cleveland, says about DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores Of Pile Cures
and 1t affords me pleasure to say that have
never found anything which gave such i'm
meaiate and permanent relief as DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment
For sale by all druggists or mailed on receipt
Of price, 81.
Logan & Co., Agents, Wheeling, W.. Va.
s. @ Hamilton, Agent. Bellaire, o.
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ArhnrnnrhhretI Cub.

il might be termed, although there
are some objections to Thoroughbred,
nothing being thoroughbred but an
Arabian horse. But whatever tue
name the object would be the encourage,
ment Of breeding the best animals anu
assisting the members IN the purchase
and sale of the same, be II horses cat'Ie'
sheen, swine, poultry, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
Petroleum.

PITTsBURGH. April 22.-Petroleum-Quiet;
United certificates steady and closed at
7S55c refined nc for Philadelphia delivery.
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tDaily except Sunday.
tSteubenville Accommodations train
during the day passes backward and frrward
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
when required at the Sherman House, lima
vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
lUrichsvtlle Accommodation.
sCRusl Dover Accommodation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

That the men dressmakers are now
carrying all before them throughout the
fashionable precincts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Female Weakness, General Debility,
Icucorrhna or Whites Painful Mer situation,
Ulce,ation OF the Uterus, Internal Heat Gravel,
Inflammation of the Bladder. Irritabiliiy OF
tho BLADDER For wakcfuluc>s At night, there
Is no better remedy. During the change OF
life no female should be without IT. ItquIets
the Nervous System, and gives rest, comfort
and natures sweet sleep.
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r,,oS,,teS bouId Encourage.

and sale OF the same, DC IL u'lHSS' 'N''NAN'
sheep, swine, poultry, etc.
The state should Encourage.
The Philadelphia Record, recently
had an article recommending state
help TO farmers i'm the Improvement oil
stock and for other purposes. WINE the
State could and does make many worse
usCs of her money, or rather tnosS
elected 10 various State offices do spehd
public money in many ways that are
worse than would be the appro-
nriations of money for the purchase
Of stock for public breeding purposes,
vet this should not prevent Farmers
from hclping themselves by means
mentioned above. Ii a man does not
helm himself he does not deserve 10 De
helped. %, p.,
below without any further comment,
feeling that the many points are well
taken and To which we heartily assent.
1t is headed,
state Encouragement TO Farmers
With all the modern appliances ana
indictments for the facilitation OF tarm
labor now known TO us anu despite the
great improvement OF our iarm STOCK
there is much room for further advance
ment, Improved stock has not taken
the place of the common kinds 10 the
nroper extent. Farmers, as class, 90
not abruptly change the characters OF
their herds or flOcEs until they nave
neon observers of the advantages TO he
Gained. nor do they willingly accept
Theories or invest largely upon the
recommendations of Others. Inc value
of governmental stations IN educatihS
the farmers to knowledge OF the re-
nuirements of soil and the importance
6fiudicious methods of feeding Is very
yrest. Millions of dollars VIII De s3Eeu
to the country by the publication Oh tue
experiments conducted, ana once es
tablished in every State they VIII De
found after awhile to be Indispensable,
and the insignificant appropriations
annually necessary for their purposes
will be investments which return
hundred fold to the States that FOSTER
them. ,
There should also be stock improve
uent stations, from which the farmer
Is certain to procure that which IS OF
benefit TO him, and from the hands OF
those who will be able to assist hlm IN
his selection, and advise him rs 10 the
stock best adapted to the climate ana
soil OF the location in which he resides
MANY farmers who wish TO improve
their sheep, for instance, resort 10 the
Cotswolds, and are disappointed simply
because they do not live in sections 10
which the Cotswolds are suited, that
class of sheep degenerating unless on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
optic Fits,
SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Epileptic Fits. Spasms, Convulsions, ST.
Vitus Dance, Vertigo, Mysteries, InSanityyAp-
oplexy, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
and all Nervous Diseases. This infallible
remedy will positively eradicate every species
OF Nervous arrangement, and drive them
away from whence they came, never TO return
again. 1t utterly destroys the germs OF dis
poison in the system, and thoroughly eradi-
Gates the disease, and utterly destroys the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

NoTE-Trains leaving Bellaire 81 $50 q -.
and 2 D. m. connect at Yellow Creek for C1evO.
land. All trains daily except Sunday.
ID. W. CALDWELL
GEM Manager, Pittsburgh. r.
+. A. FORD, Genr Pass. Tiki Agt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

postofiice. The claim was contested. bat was
declared good by the courts, and, making ade-
quate compensation To those entitled 10 il, the
telephone also came under government super
vision for the protection Of the people from
monopoly. The telephone is worked 90
easily and cheaply, that while it wa. new.
the season when recently invented things cost
most, the charge in New York was s. a
month. That rate yielded a revenue which
made 500 original investment worth
SioOO. Since then watering stocks, consol-
Idatins, and monopolizing, have been brought
INTO play, and now the monthly charge is
Si2 90. That is the way monopoly cheats,
and EFFORTS, and draws the blood add vitals
oil The popular industry into its baleful and
venomous grasp. Is the telephone to be
allowed to become anoth her immense cobweb
TO be spread over the land, catching flies too
thoughtless to attend TO their own safety?
The English people refused TO submit like
geese raised only 10 be plucked, and their
government, after securing the right, granted
the company permits 10 carry on their
business under postal supervision, restricted
their charges to So a month. On this they
charge royalty of ten per cent. upon the
gross receipts, an retain the right Of taking
the whole into their own ands at will. All
these mouopolies derive their powers from
public privileges granted them for the public
benefit. Those powers are used sgsinst the
interests of The public, and for those Of the
monopoIists, one of whose ch iefs lately said,
DIN the public" The disgraceful monopo-
lies we, not creditably 10 ourselves, submit
10 can be destroyed when we please, and it
IL full time that we do pieage.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FRIDAY, :: DECEMBER es, 1852
FIGHT OF LIBERALISM IN SPAIN.


few days ago we drew good auguries for
Spain from proceedings in favor of liberal
principles set on foot by an eminent Spanish
statesman, Marshal Serrano. His attempt
failed, and with it the hopes, for the pres-
emit, OF the marshaPs supporters. In the
Spanish Cortes-the legislature-those sup
porters were wanting, first, in "back bone :"
second, in unanimity of sentiment. One
gave up this and another weakened upon the
other, aud the result was that the minister,
Ssgosta, whose seat had appeared endangered
by the movement, is still in power, and he
coolly announces that he will favor neither
universal suffrage nor liberty of worship
Spain has not got all the inquisition virus
out OF IFS blood yet, and there is where the
failure comes. In the presence of the priest
the Spaniard has not gained the courage 10
claim that his soul is his own, and
TO proclaim his Independence as a man. Ig.
noranee and a wiley, poWer-loving priest
hood stand between Spain and the ability 10
take rank with the advanced nations of Eu-
rope. Eighty out OF every one hundred Of The
people of Spain are illiterate. Az Ignorance
~ deemed TO be the mother of devotion, ard
as devotion is substituted for religion, where
1he priest has most authority the school
teacher has least employment The cause
OF Spain is not hopeless, however, for the
great Spanish orator, patriot and statesman,
CASTELAR,, declared before the Ccrten that
monarchy and genuine liberty are incom-
patible, and that he would propagate
republican ideas from his place in the
CORES, from-his ehair Professor bia=1l
tory in The University of Madrid, and
with his pen. A country is not hopeless
where words 20 bold can be uttered without
arrest or loss of position TO the speaker.
CASTELAR,, and the body OF noble patriots that
surround him, are doing a noble work, and
are making Spanish ears accustomed TO the
assertions OF truths the churchmen have Ionz
contrived to repress. The winged words of the
gifted orator, and the ardent devotion of the
band Of young patriots will not be in vain.
Light can disperse the darkness OF supersti-
tion and conquer even priestly obstinacy; |
therefore Spain will one day be regeAerated. |
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Tne Ha,cb.wI,Iiam. sniis.

Ia the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany litigation in this city to-day, upon the
settlement OF the orders which embody the
results OF the recent hearings in the suits ol
Hatch aud Williams against the company
the application of Hatch and Williams for
iujunctions against the further transfer oil
any of the company's shares and the pay
ment of any aud all dividends, was denied
az TO all features of their several spplica-
lions except as to the payment OF The divi-
dsnd of one and one-haf per cent. lately
declared. This dividend, the Court held,
could be lawfully paid upon all except the
SIS. 600, 600 OF stock which had been distrib-
ned 10 the old stockholders Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. Upon the
company's representation that by in
Vulnerable transfers and re-transfers this
SIS, 1000, 900 of stock had become largely in
distinguished from the balance, tine court
ordered that, upon the filing of bond equal
in amount 10 one and one-half per cent. upon
this sl5, 900 900, conditioned that if the Court
of Appeals should finally hold that the $l5,-
1000 of stock was itself illegal or void,
the treasury OF the company should be made
pay the whole, and the company, upon the
filing of the bond, should be at liberty to
pay The dividend upon this $l5,000,U00 with
the rest
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PERSONALS.

The Rev. David Swing is preaching about
the decay of theology. Perhaps plain re-
ligion may soon have some show.
SERGT. BALLANTINE, the English bar.
rister, is failure on the lecture stage, and
being q failure it is understood he will
desist.
Mr.. KEYsER, of Philadelphia, received a
melancholy Christmas gift. His wife, who
had been dumb for some year,, suddenly re-
covered her speech.
WHEN Henry james was criticised for be-
lieving in the miracles in the New Tesla
ment, he replied that he must confess him
self "an abject Christian"
The relatives OF Henry Rich, missing
New Yorker, have sent out Ii, 900 circulars
10 the different insane ssyluns, newspaper
offices, and public institutions throug bout
the country.
Dr.. ATwATER, of Princeton College, is
still IN very poor health, and his four pro-
fessorships-of logic, moral philosophy, in
transitional law and political science-are
filed by substitutes.
COL THOMAS w. PIERCE, owner Of the
Sunset railroad, in Texas, has given 10 the
Universalists at Dover, N. II. this native
town., fine church building. Hurd street,
10 Dover, has been renamed Pierce street.
The secretary of the Longfellow Memorial
ASSOCIATION, OF California, writes that he has
met the wArmest sympathy and the Iesdiest
efers of cooperation from all whom he has
asked TO unite With him in his work.
The Rev. HEKRY WARD BEEcHER. in his
Christmas sermon, ssys that If he did not
believe that God Was in his own soul, sorry
Tor His people, and that in the great eternal
ali things would come right, be should not
believe In God At all.
CHISAMAE at Pittsburg, Pa, recently
telesraphed Secretary Folger, asking if he
returned TO China and married, would he be
allowed to return with his wife. The secre-
tary said under the Chinese bill he could re-
turn, bat his wife could not.
WHO Of all the notabiiities in France il
the most often named in French newspapers2
An industrious triier has compiled the state
meut for the current year. NJ. Gambztta
stands easily frat, Sara Bernhardt second.
President Grevy bad third.
CASTELAR, announces his ntsntion 10
continue BY all lawful and proper means the
propagation of republican ideas in Spain.
He has the hearty sympathy OF the Ameri-
can people, but they have little hope that
freedom will make rapid progress in his
country.
THE young American prina donna, Mrs
Emma Nevada, has engaged herself 10 the
Opera Comique at P1ris for three years.
She is e receive $1,000 per month for the
FIRST year, the same for the second year, with
the privilege Of singing Al private concerts,
and 5000 for the third year. Her debla will
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THE TOY PISTOL
Adds Another Victim 10 Its Already
Long List.

New YORK, December 28.--In the South
Hamilton fat, in Sixty-sillh street, yester-
day morning, Samuel Blackwood, the twelve
year-old son Of John Blackwood, janitor OF
the building, shot Lulu Standard with toy
pistol. The ball entered the forehead and
was buried in the brain. The girl ran into
Mrs. Lockwood's room, and the woman see
ing the blood streaming down her forehead,
took her lie her arms and ran to Mount
Sonia Hospital, where she now is. Pieces
of lead and bone were taken from the wound,
which wac, OF course, thought TO be fatal, but
after eight hours she had not lost conscious
ness and il is thought that she may
recover. The boy had procured the pistol
from another boy, and, owing to the neces-
sity for keeping it hid from his mother, had
not fred it. He had shown it TO Lulu, how
ever, and told her that when he went to visit
her at her home, at Stapleton, Stalen Island,
he would shoot birds with ii. She banter
ingIy said, Chat pistol won't shoot birds.
dare you to shoot me-" She posed for the
shot, and he raised the toy and fired. When
taken to the hospital she repeatedly said
that che didn't intend TO shoot me-" He
showed great conirition for what he had
done, and said that he did not know that the
pistol contained cartridge. He was ar
rested, but WIS released. The girl is the
daughter of = carpenter. The pistol was in
tended for blank cartridges, and Is of twenty
two aIihsr
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. Tn,e,,e,ea s,r,ke Ayer,e,,.

ST. LOUIS, December 28.-The threatened
trouble at the St. Louis Ore and Steel Com
papy's Vulcan Works, in this city, is believed
TO be adjusted. The superintendent issued a
notification, fixing the rates to be paid for
work after January 1st as follows: For tom
mage labor, sixty-seven per cent. of the pres-
ent rates; for all mechanical labor, eighty
five to ninety per cent. OF the present rates,
according to The class of work; for all work
known as extra labor, eighty-fve per cent. of
the present rates. No change will be made
in the prices paid for work clsssed as COM
mon or day labor. 1t is believed land the men
have intimated that they will accept the re-
duction, so the Vulcan Wor! will not be
closed.
The strike al the Laclede Rolling Mills
terminated by the men agreeing to return TO
work at the prices fixed BY the owners. The
proprietors welcomed them back, and the
strike which has been in progress for several
weeks is thus ended. The mill is now par
tally running and will be in full blast next
urcaE