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TRUSTEES SALE
NORTH WHEELING PROPERTY

10y VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRIsT Yt.l
ID by &. J. Mayer AMI Nancy Mayu lnst
Ia me nS trustee bearing date uu u, trJ Ir 4
July. A. u. lNNt aud ry0univi To The fH.H ..s
Clerk ofthc County Court 81 uhI" uHn' ~
virginin, In Docdui lTr'l lLTk No p. Ia.f %, F..
will sell at public HurtIuu. ul The lrul H,rt ~
Court IIulI,r Of ohio county. Ne, Nlaa re-
MONDAY. AlGiST aOih, i>>s,
Commencing at ~ uclpk a ~ . %, atngg
described property, that /, tu Ay NIEra
ton Of the south one hall ui let numl-frl ,l.~r
two (52l situate On the w,Nl side II Mar sr-,
between Seventh and Eighth Nruci' 800 G,91
of Wheeling. county Ui ohio Hnd STAT " "
Virginia, bounded ~ iulluHS "a VT bTr-g
at the South-ca CurIlrrUi sai lA"D MAJ ~.
running thence With said Nrd nuNh 'li.ri
lsl feet. more or less tD III" r'nut " DO ~
partitiOn wall al n brick hWsr r'nt'i 10. ~
half lot; thence with the center u MI sa a.
nj right angles with Main stnei ur-i = %
western boundary al the SAID III. lhfh'r ~ .
western boundary ofthr saline. ~iuih "l 80
crn line of said lot. thence WITH The sai17
line of same Ia ia" plar" ui lsginnihg Ar'f
with all and singular the buildrng aud III"
ments thereon and the hrr'litaInrp az
p,Irtenances thcrruntO belonging
TERMS OF SALE -uUc hail ii TIE Pi'Tis'
money. or ~ much m0rr ~ The lhnLA-i ~
elect la pay, cash IN hand Un the ia! % a. =
the residue In two equal in.taIlmcnp. laliF
one and two year respectively irin 'h' ''' !
sale, the purchaser Ia give hi' nnu' Tar =, .
tcrcst from the day "f sale. aIi WIZ 90" Y
sonal security for the deferred 4lt','' - !.
the legal title Ia bc retained a ignbI -
&c. UERvEY, AuCtiOncrf W.
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aetr advertisements.

"ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w WORK in small family. Apply at Al
Maryland street, Island. aulSs
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Thursday, tho 18th Day Of J0,, To-.

commencing at 10 oclock \ m IN
real estate. to wit: The lract of l,n az h..aE,
the waters Of Little Wheeling Crr"E y N' A.
district, in Ohio county. knuwn =, 10,
farm, bounded 10y the land>ofr We hoV
Ray, Jas. II: Mctomn, T. Y. Icry,y ~. - q
anu containing lH arms, mnrr or -, III
And by virtue of said dc,,i, Iwl!.s.n,..
auction on the nrrml>.> ~, ~ ~ q -,
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STATE FAIR.
LOW RATES VIA BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

rTHE37rn ANNUAL OHIO STATEFAIR WILL
i be held on the New Grounds, at Columbus, o.
on August 3Oth and 3lSt. and September lst. 2d
and 81, 1856. The New Grounds have been hand
Somely fitted up, and are acknowledged to be the
finest in arrangements of any in the country.
Everything New! New Grounds New Build
ingS New Grand Stand New Track.
Premiums $J50OO Races Every Day.
On the above dates the Il. 4 o. X. K. Co. will
sell round trip tickets to Columbus at one fare
for the round trip. For the accommodation of
the people number OfSpecial trains will be run.
For time of special and regular trains, see small
bills or call upon or address the agents of the b.
< q. K. K. au6
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UTANTED-THE FOLLOWING FILES OF
w the DAILY AND SUNDAY REGISTER. Sub
scribers having such, or any part of them, in
their possession will confer great favor by leav
ing them at the REGISTER counting room: DAILY
REGISTER of the year 1885 of following dates
September :, g. H. H. It. %, 10, d, y, and OctO-
Der "a y 80 and 81. SUNDAY REGISTER of the
year 1885 of follwing dates: April Il, May 10 and
December n. aulI
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dur SALE.
FOR SALE.

4 Chairman M Su,re 81 rT,SEsuy now cSSS.slis
Futon shc arc Of o Sss9 5zSSecklgr deSSA4
ply TO LOUIS q S S:r,r fx Tenn - !
jug ltEl. h. n
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tho lfth Do,.,,

commencing At 10 O'CluvE A m a. Nss
real estate, situate al Point Mil, ~. wa
Hempfeld railrlad. on said Cnyt in 80 =
and county, tOwlt. The Point Mn, 'S'G
consisting of about - aCry> ut lana =. ,,i'-l
the lands of {. ;. Terri Ju,,ph ~ ?
Potter, VIM. HiggS and ulhrr> Win 40.
ing houses, STORE r""m, GrlN mill and ~
therlh, WIN Tue water privileges and -.
Each oi said tracts ui land u,u,--.,
whole or In parcels Ia NIil punhns,n "''
TERMS Of SALE -OurIhirl of rE. 49,.
money, and ~ much mon. a, the I,,r. ~. ~
elect 10 pay, IN cash and the r.,,J,, p. ~
equal annual insialmrnl,. with ini.s,, 49,. ~
from the day oi sale tn h. S,urrl h, -"
trust on the property sold If INN q
V'' I1s,,
The sale Of the farm aluvc us,p,,r 81. -.
iourncd Ia THURSDAY. The ?gth hu s.J,h rs
ana The sale al IN" hlnNv nHmcd Iui,. rr;,..r,
adjourned Ia Saturday the 3lN IA, Of J.h r,,,
Sale will take place oil the Premises
Jusedgi | }. JOINS Tr,.r,
The sale Of the ahnyr property al!aa.-,, ..
Ill THURSDAY. MGlSr , IN III, .--. .
be- sold on the PREMISE at ~ u.rlnL. A..
the mill prOpcrty"n cpTmlN>M.ursI.,
jy3l IF. J0NE, Trsr
The sale or the above pFuI~rt, {, a.lsa--. oil.
Ill THURSDAY. AuTuST =, ~, III, a-. .
be sold on the premises W N urF.La IL A.,
the mill property uu IL" premises ~ r..,
y. III. J JuNE ms,
au7codcagl
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WANTED, TO BORROW-NINE HUNDRED
w Dollars on first-claSs real estate. Enquire
at this Office. auli
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ACGUNT.,,e
cling at 10 O'clr,k u, lN>s
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Ohio County Land and Mil Prr,.,
)Y WRITE OF nrrr ~. '"

Rf VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF rpr.. y
- Assignment, made bv Wil,,r'A 'SI An
susanna NJ. CASTOR, his viz, :" ''' T- uAS,t u
dated on tie NJ day ot Frh-,,,'" y a ~,
corded in the Office of the CIrrt ~. Nv a. :
Court OF Ohio county. ". Va in 80. ,gr 'aSs
pages 5o., &c. will sell at pubic , ~ '"t
premises on @''''' A4yluG " -
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T1OR sALE-ONE GOOD SECONDHAND
n Sewing Machine Wagon. Price so. Apply
at Singer Ofice, No 1919 Market street, Wheeling,
w. Va. AUST
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THOR sALE-THE TwO-STORY BRICK
II Dwelling, with three lots, situated on the
southeast corner of South Broadway and Ohio
streets s. p. HILDRETH. aulS4
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"ANTED-7LadieS to work forme at home
w or 10 travel; something entirely new: for
ladies only; 81 Il day easily made; no photo, no
painting. Particulars free.
MADAM +. 4. LITTLE,
nul7acdq Box Ii3 Chicago, III.
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7 OST-ON SUNDAY EVENING, AUGUST Is,
| 4 between Twenty-Second and Twenty fifth
streets, on Chapline, a Lady's Gold Chain, with
Charm attached, bearing the monogram W. L. b:
A suitable reward will be given for the return OF
rhe chain and charm to this Office aulIr
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uTANTED-ACTIVE AGENTS TO SELL
w Mining Specialties. Big money in COM
mission, or salary and expenses paid. Address,
H. ). f. L. NJ. Co., Box lis, Newport, Ky.
iyEBBpplh
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TNoR RENT THREE GOOD ROOMS IN
u third story of No. l2l5 Market street. Apply
on premises. Jy2Sh
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TNOR sALE-TwELYE Q2) GOOD WORK
II MULES. Well broke. Can be bought cheap
Enquire of KASLEI X BROOKS, 17H Market
street aul9e&d
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c. D. BINGELL, Secretary.
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THOR RENT-A SMALL OFFICE CENTRALLY
n located on Market street Enquire at REG
IsTER Counting Room. JySh
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theless not nearly the same amount Of
business Is being done as before the strike I;
and 1t is said that as soon as the militia
leaves East st. Louis the aituRtion will be.
come worse and worse until the same
state Of affairs that existed before the adj
vent Of the militia will prevail. The poor
success Of the Belt Line and Bridge Com
pany in getting men has had serious
effect upon the roads which de-
pend on these two companies, The
Belt Line had two switch engines
out this morning, and about ten men,
force wholly inadequate to handle the i'm.
meuss amount Of freight. The Bridge and
Tunnel Company Is doing its best with
limited force, and has managed to get
twenty-five freight trains over the bridge,
A large amount OF freight still remains to
be worked of, however, The several
rosds north Of the bridge were receiving
considerable freight this morning and the
hands were kept very busy, The Chicago
& Alton switch engineers are still out and
will not return until they eau do so with
perfect safety, The road engineers arc
running with switch engines in the mean
time,
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lrislo bo hoped that First District Re-
vabIicans who visit Washington may moi
no strongly convey the impression that
anybody who might be nominated could
be elected to succeed General GoG. 1t is
llllerng to party to say that 1t cannot
make millake, but 1t Is not true. Cen
era, tiotT could be reelected beyond a
reasonable peradventure. He says EN-.
phalically that he is not to be considered,
anil that Of course is final.
There are other Republicans Of promi'
penr, from whom II winning candidate
e.u be chosen. But there never was a
Tins when there WAS greater need TO exer-
cse d prudent care in the selection oil a
nominee. The Republicans Of the dig
tIic are not called upon 10 decide the
onstioa now. When 1t is reached 1t will
donbtlees be met with the right spirit.
This much is encouraging: there is
nobody who is determined to have the
nomination or break up the meeting
That the nominee will receive the cordial
support Of the party there Is no question,
for lh6i party hercabouts was never in
better condition than 1t Is to-day. But
thenominee must be stronger than that,
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this they now realize that they have made
serious mistake, ,AIRson may be, as they
say, an "unsGrupnlous politician and a
hoWling demagoRue," but In his fight
against what he calls the monopoly
ring" he has clearly demonstrated his
ability TO understand human nature and
the effect OF creating . false, though
popular issue and continually harpllg
upon it, am told that very few people
who know Jim Macon believe he Is sin
cere man, or that he Is moved by any
other impulse than that Of desire to Rd-
vance his own personal ends. He has
even been heard to say to Republican
in this city that ho is not at heart Demo-
crat, and that II it were not for the fact
that all "the best people" OF Jetterson
county are Democrats he would join the
Republican party.
Notwithstanding all these things Mason
has succeeded in awaking public senti-
ment against Camden, which is likely to
defeat him. 1t now seems as ii there can
be no compromise between the contending
factions. The fight has progressed too far
for that, and in some Of the counties two
Democratic legislative tickets will be in
the field. The ground Of the campaign
against Mr., Camden, Rs twill be managed
by John j, Davis, will bs that he (Cam-
DEM is the candidate ol the Standard oil
Company and the railroad monopolies,
Mr.. Camden will have such advantages as
q bottomleRs bar'l and the absolute con-
troll Of public 'pap' can give him, but the
opposition will have on their side public
sentiment which may overcome even
these formidable factors.
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NEWS IN pi.lN.


The new Chinese Minister will be re.
ceived In Washington with becoming cere.
monies.
A nah was killed and another danger.
ouSly injured by a stroke OF lightning at
Louthiana, Mo.
A clerk belonging 10 q well known com.
mercial house In Valparaiso has abacond.
ed with $4,000.
Fred Grant has In view book contain.
ing his iathet's private letters, dating back
10 the Mexican war.
Resolutions will DO introduced In the
Ohio House encouraging investigation by
Congress Of the massacre Of deiensele6s
citizens Of Carrollton, Miss.
Upon investigation It is proven that
Senator Jones, OF Florida, ID not love.siCk.
bound In Detroit, but is making some
very valuable investments there.
The total imports Of dry goods at The
port Of New York during the past week
we're valued at 81 ,bS3, ,O34l and the amount
thrown on the market, 81 oil ,40S.
AT Elgin, ILL.,, the manager Of butter
factory was killed by the bursting Of q
milk separator. This is the second cast.
atty Of the kind reported within few
days.
Surprise 10 expressed In Washington at
the application Of the School Board Of
Cincinnati for a portion oil the IlliLefacy
Fund for distribution by tie Government
Under the Blair bill passed by the Senate.
Tia huninaaa failupaa onnnffih1 ihfnn6h.
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LONDON, April lO.-sir Charles Dixie
has sent 10 the Queens Proctor full and
formal denial oi all the statements incrim.
mating him In the confession made by
Mrs. Crawford 10 her husband, and on
which the latter obtained decree Of
divorce from her. Sir Charles Dixie ex-
presses the hope that the Proctor will find
cause 10 intervene and reopen the case for
Sir Charles yindiCation. The Pail Mall
Gdictls says that the Proctor has obtained
q macs Of Information upon which he will
soon take action 10 bring tile Crawford.
Dixie case before q court for te.exaniina.
tion. Sir Charles is preparing to mako
public statement OF the case 10 bis own
defense. He will take occasion 10 do this
In an address 10 the Liberals OF Chelsea
his ConstituenCy-whiCh he Is arranging 10
deliver on May3,
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rEAcnERs, MEETINGS.
Interesting Exercises at the CLAY School
Yesterday.

Interesting Exercises at the Clay school
Yesterday.
The Wheeling Teachers Association
held It's regular meeting yesterday, at
o'clock P. NJ, in the Grammar Room ol
the Clay school building. A beautiful
chorus was sung by the Chorus Glass, COM
posed OF pupils OF the school. DR.. Ram
dolph offered an appropriate prayer. An
other song was sung, after which Miss NJ.
Hsrper,ss Principal Of Washington school,
read paper OH the subject Of "Moral
Culture aud It's HindranCes In the PubllC
The paper a was very able one, ;,and
very iofclbly repelled the charge
that the schools do not give moral In.
struCtion. The reading Sof the paper
was listened to with the most proiohnd
Atteption, and should have been heard by
every perSon In the city.
Miss Ella Stevens, Grammar Teacher OF
Clay school, read an interesting paper on
the subject OF "The Culture OF Literature"
The report OF the committee appointed
10 draft Constitution for the government
Of the Association was read, and on mo-
ton, was adopted as read.
Dr.. Randolph made some pertinent and
pleasant remarks at the close, and the
teachers all went home In good humor.
The regular meeting OF. the A and b
teachers preceded that OF the General As.
ISOLATION, and the exercises were very In
teresting. Quite number OF papers were
read and discussed by the Superintendent
and oLhhrH
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swITCnMEN's sTRIKE
In the u, u o, YRras at Ohleago-Is Is Likely
to spread,

to spread,
CucAGo, April lG,-The switchmeu Oh
the Baltimore 4 Ohio road in this city
went out this afternoon owing TO the re-
iusal Of the local officials to accede to theil
demands for the discharge OF non-unior
msn. 1t is rumOrsd that the Lake Shore
switchmen will go out tomorrow, Thus
far the road has had no difficulty in NOV.
ing trains,
The statement that a number OF switch
men on the Burlington road had gone out
this afternoon was incorrect and was
based on a telegram from the Union
Stock Yards, where the HwitChmen OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio road had stopped work,
The strike 80 far is confined to the Balti-
more 4 Ohio.
There ID no freight entering or leaving
Chicago on that road tonight, About
sixty Switchmen employed by the compa.
ny struck at noon to-day, and only asutli-
Clent number are still on duty to care for
the arriving and departing Of passenger
trains. Division Superintendent F. IL.
Britton said tonight that the striking
SwitChmau sent in petition requesting
the discharge OF eight men whom they
alleged " be unfit associates for thsm,
and giving the company till to.da' Aoon
TO answer them.
Atl0o'cloCk this morning General Man.
ager Dunham, Superintendent Foraker
aud myself went into consultation with a
committee Of the men. After we had
heard their statement and they had &C.
knowledged their real reason for desiring
the discharge OF eight Of their fellows was
that they had worked during the strike Of
1881. The committee went out while we
were considering what 10 do. Twelve
o'clock arrived and shortly allerward we
we're notified that the mon had quit work" "
Superintendent Britton said the com.
p,ny was prepared to make no ConCes-
Sions, but US some Of the Objectionable
men were already leaving the company's
employ OF their own accord, matters
would perhaps adjust themselves,
All indications arc that there will be q
strike Of the Bwitchmen on the Lake Shore
road here tomorrow. To-day General
Manager Wright arrived in the city, and
after q conference with the officers Of the
road decided not to grant the request that
a number Of non.union men be discharged.
Mr.. Wright refused positively to give any
information to the press Us TO the course
the road would pursue in case OF q strike
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s,,t,ql Dlg,aiet to H1 IatelIgacT.
wAanSoroN, D. o., April l6.-Botb
Morrison and Randall were busy to-day
making canvass Of Democrats Of the
House on the tariff question. Mr.. Morri.
sou was passing through the House talk
Ing with members whose position is not
qd'l9 certain, while Mr. Randall was talk
lug with some olthe wool men and other
members inclined toward protection.
MI, Randall will oppose Mr. Morrison's e
bill actively, and it sBsid by some Of his
friends that lie is sure Of following oi
Thirty o, Lhirty.6ve Democratic members.
l.is certain, however, that Pennsylvania
membep will not be Bolidly with hlm.
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THAT CiarklburE Court Houls.

~ hS EllLOf Qf ne Ihtelhgenoer,
SiR. Your ClarkBburg correspondent,
In the article published In your issue Of
the l4th inst, iiisstates the facts concern.
Ing the misunderstanding between the
County Court Of Harrison county and
Messrs. Mayer 4 Helmick, the ContraC-
tors for the construction Of thenew court
house. With the consent and approval Of
the County Commissioners Mayer 4
Helmlck put In o bid containing The con.
dition that the county should deliver 10
the contractors monthly orderg on the
Sheriff Of the county, payable November
1, 1887, and November !, 1883, these orders
10 be based on estimates, made by the
supervising architect, Of labor done and
material furnished. On this bid, with the
above written condition, the contract was
awarded 10 Mayer 4 HelmiCk.. When IL
CatDB 10 signing the contract the County
Commissioners refused 10 insert this con.
dition as 10 the monthly payments, but
insisted on two payments only-the fifst
10 be made November 1, 1887, and the
second November /, 1883. This statement
viii be verified by all who were present
and 10 90 understood by the public getier.
ally. There was no other difference lie.
tween the court aud contractors.
FACT.
Fd irmOnL Aprii Is.
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Too Fine a Shot.

FREEPoRT, L. l., April lU.-Dr. Thomas
s. Taylor, wealthy resident Of Merrick,
who came here some years ago from
Texas, yesterday shot and killed hia
coachman, Thaddeus Quitman. The doc.
tor had great reputation as a marksman
and yesterday afternoon Quitman, who
had often done the same thing before,
placed half a dozen bottles on his head,
which were in quick succession Knocked
of by shots from his employers revolver
at Elfty PAGES. The supply Of bottles fall.
Ing short and the doctor having ole
chamber oil Ills revolver still unloaded,
told Quitman 10 place a tomato can on his
head. This he did aud the doctor fred,
butjlst as he pulled the trigger Qlitman
Blightly raised Ills head. The bullet en-
tered his brain. Those who are .acquaint.
ed with Taylors previous history say that
an affair Of q similar nature was the cause
Of his leaving Texas.
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BUSINESS BAROMETER.
GENERAL cosDIrloN OF TRADE
Somewhat Improved = Favorable Reports
fsOp certain Quarters = Industrial Sit
uAtlOn mprOVSd-spsOulStiv Traal.
actions slOW-ThS Wheat Market,

NEw YoRx, April lG.-special telegrams
to Brddnrests from business centres point
to some gains in sales, notably Of dry goods
and boots and shoes in New Eng.
land to an exceptional activity in
most lines at Kansas City, and to a
slight improvement at Pittsburgh, Gin.
CinnaH, st, Louis aud New Orleans, At
other cities there iL no special increase in
the volume OF business, Interior bhying
continues restricted to immediate wants,
Collections are in most cases slower and
unsatisfactory.
MONEY MARKET,
The New York money market Is with.
out feature and call rates are steady at / "a
2 percent, Foreign exchange has I'D.
VanCed slightly owing 70 the scarcity OF
commercial bills.
The yolumelof the transactions on the
Stock Exchange is reduced and speCula.
ton comparatively feaLureleGs. Interior
msney markets with few exceptions re-
port fair supply Of aud moderate de-
mand for funds,
At the eastern cities dry goods have
been more active, retailers, however, are
buying cautiously, Print cloths at Fall
River are higher and sitter, Wool con-
tinuea dull, Free receipts Of foreign and
exported offerings Of the new crop have a
depressing effect,
There Is little doing In metals. The
steel rail- industry is in exceptionally good
condition.
The general industrial situation is i'm
proved In that there are fewer engaged
In strikes than two weeks ago.
THE WHEAT MARKET.
The wheat market has been heavy, with
good weather at the west and an unwil-
ingness on the part Of tho United King
eom aud France to buy In an advance OF
requirements, In spite Of the many cal.
Culations that the Indian and Russian sur.
plus Is low, and that exports from the |
United States prior TO August must mate
rally exceed those in the frat quarter OF |
the year, cash wheat No. Cred at New York |
/ cent, A clearance from the
Atlantic ports this week promises to ag-
glegate nearly one million bushels, or
double the late average.
Cotton ClearanCes have been heavier |
and rates are firm.
Petroleum is dull and lard heavy.
Sugar ls higher and in better demand,
and coffee lower on dull market,
Heavy receipts OF butter and light
export demand ior cheese have induced
concessions.
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rnii t,niia ,h. rn,n.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Mr. Gall Offer
ed the following resolutions in the Senate
to-day!
Resolvd-That Il. A. Final, Democrat,
heretofore employed as q skilled laborer
on the Senate roll Of employees, who was
discharged yesterday by the sergeant-at.
Arms without cause, except 10 make a
place for q Republican, be relnstated on
the roll oi Senate employees.
ReSOlNd-That the Republican majority
OF the Senate will allow the Democratic
minority the same number Of employees
with the same proportion Of salaries 90
we're allowed by the Democratic majority
to the Republican minority In 1879.
AT MI, Calls request the resolutions
were allowed TO lie over for the present.