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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-23
NEW YORK
PRESIDENT CLEYELAND'S CHOICE
For the Mex. Democratic National Con-
VeUuOu.

Nrw YORK. January ola Washing
,.,,..-.;.l o.. .,.. rr,,rlJ .oys. That the
"" Si.''''' ~ '"'
Democratic National convention u HOW
reasonably certain. Tire President Is IN
,.,.,r. ,r surb q decision. The work that
-, h.. IN. n. .,,ocro.i, M
VIII w pew '-'-' - ''',
iIunaI COMMITTEE "h'CN Is 1" h'ee' IL 'h'S
city on WashirEton's birthday, will he
largely Of rerfunctory nature, 80 far a.
l....I..,;.,r,,o ,,Ioco r,r boIdirc IN. VI.
'-' ,''' '''" v. " r''',, " -
il"na' convention Is concerned Iue RESI-
dent is not alone IL the view
of the prcesSi,v for holding TIE
....,..,.,;or =, H.. lIat,or,I;y Mo-,
WV -''''
oI the party h"Ot!S 'e'lt\c lhH'
the hest way OF iusuI,ng the Empire Stat"
10 the Democratic column is by selecting
New York city IA the place to begin the
campaign.
on request Of committee from Ciucia-
natl. SENATOR Beck called upon Pre>iden,
Cleveland to ascertain II h. had any pref
errnrr. IS 10 which city the convention
should he held in. lie reported that the
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No QUORUM
IN THE LOWER HOUSE, YESTERDAY,
Prevents a Decision in the ThOebe-C Carlisle
Contest.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 2l.-In
the House, Mr.. Crisp of Georgia, called mp
The contested election case Of Thoebe
against Carlisle, the pending question he
ing on the resolution of the majority OF
the Committee on Elections confirming
Mr. CarliSie's right TO seat. Mr.. Hogg,
Of West Virginia, entered a motion to re-
consider the vote, by which the House
yesterday defeated the resolution providing
tOr reopening of the case Mr.. Chapman,
OF Michigan, asked unanimous consent to
offer resolution bearing on the subject
hut objection came in the shape CT de-
mands Tor the regular order. The vote ON
the majority resolution resulted Yeas
$40, nays & Noquorum.
Mr. Crisp stating that the vote had dis
closed the fact that there was no quorum
present, moved that the House adjourn.
The Speaker pro ten stated that he had
made Il mistake in entertaining the mo-
tiOn tO reconsider made by Mr.. HOgg.
That melton could not be entertained until
the previous question under which the
House was now operated should have been
disposed Of The motion to adjourn was
agreed to. Yeas, l39 nays, l23. \ strict
party vote
The House in adiouTning to-day without
d!sp0>Ug Of the ThOrbe-Clrisle case, rem
iercl IT impossible that the vote by which
the resolution for reopening OF the case
was defeated yesterday can be- recOnsidercd
except by unanimous consent, the time
within which such motion could have
been entered rs one Of privilege having eX-
pred with to-day's session.
WASHINGTON, d c, January 2l.-Mr
Tnorbe. the contestant Tor Speaker Car
lislr's seat, informed a reporter this after
noon that the Speaker will, on Monday
next, send letter to the House, request
ing that the contest for his seat be re-
opened and a committee sent into the dis
trict to take testimony and make an inyes.
tigatlon
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LUMBER YARD BURNED.
a Chicago Firm suffers Severely from a
Destructive Fire.

CHICAGO, January 2L-Fire was dis.
covered early this morning between two
piles of boards in the yards OF the SOper
Lumber Company. The flames spread
rapidly, and soon envcloped Henry Ste,
vens' box factory on one side and the So
per Lumber Companys planning mill on
the other These were both entirely de-
strOyed. In tie upper story Of
the box factory machinery valued
at $4,000 was rendered entirely
useless, and the eleven machines in the
planning mill were also destroyed. Several
freight cars standing Gu switch near the
planning mill, which were filled with fin
ishcd lumber, iguited from the sparks, and
two cars belonging to the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, and one each OF the
Wabash and Chicago, ard Atlantic were
partially consumed Hard work on the
partufthe tircmen, however, kept the flames
from eating into tie pile of lumber stored
in the yards, and confined the blaze al
most entirely to the two buildings. Sopcr
< Co. had over 500 600 feet Of finished
lumber stored in their shed and planning
mill, bali OF which was destroyed. They
estimate their loss at about $25, 900, and
are fully protected by insurance Henry
Stevens loss il principally upon machin-
cry, and will not exceed 5000. He Is
also Insured
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COOKING MAIN.
big Fight Between west Virginia aud
ohio Birds.

Big Fight Between west Virginia aud
Ohio Birds.
CINrINNATI, January 2l-A special
from Parkcrsburg, ". Va, says: 4 cock
jng main was fought last night between
ohio and Grafton chicken lanciers, near
D.yisville. about six miles from this city.
The pit was built in barn, and the sports
turned in to tue tune of several hundred
about o'clock Numbers of the boys
went home broke, but none OF them eN-
pressed any dissatisfaction over the decis-
ION Of the referee. In the first fight Ohio
entered 4 black red, weight five pounds
and seven ounces. Grafton gray Of same
weight The fight WAS RATHER and
lasted throughout eight pittiugs. The
b'ucS red kill q its opponent in the eighth
dy. Purse, $50.
> Grafton entered black-red bird,
weight i've pounds five ounces; Ohio a
hIup-red, same weight The Ohio cock
Hrw the pit at the fifth pilIiug; purse $50.
5 Grafton dropped into the pit beau
titui gray cock OF four pounds fourteen
ounces; Ohio blue-red Of five pounds
two ounces. The gray displayed the best
.-uyrl.shlp in this fight, and finally killed
mis- enemy at the fifth ly; purse 500.
(. Grafton entered q handsome Dom
mick stag Of i've pounds, fourteen ounces,
Ohio % h.ac.i-Ird of sIN pounds four ounces
This Was the hardest fight of the evening
hut one. The Ohio bird killed the Dom
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4 Rrnak I'm tho on Mnl.rt.

Prrr~HrRC, January 2l.-Thr report
that the McGowan gas well a Cta1'">-
burgh, Pa. was flowing oil At the rae oil
40 barrels an hour caused break in the
oil market Of four cents this a'tcE-""!
The market opened strong at Ole ana 'G i,
vanced to g3yc when the news OF ID, wen
was received and in a few minutes 'a.deN
broketo S9lr. amid he greatest excitement
At 1870 O'Clock, however, 'n'rc wa u
slight ,actiou and prices recovered 10 "'.'
The MCGOWAN well was entirely uneA:'''
ed l! has been "GaSSeI. I"T h..',"
months but it was drilled deeper, with '|,s
result stated. Trading was aeaN. aid
morning.
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NEGOTIATIONS OPENED


ISc .w,ru the strikers aud the Reading
Road Officials.
PHILADELPHIA, January 2l.- 4 Press
correspondent at Pottsvi!lc states that
negotiations are pending between the
officials OF the Reading Coal aud Iron Com
p,ny, and the Joint Executive Committee
representing the miners organization,
which may result IN bringing the strike Of
the %, 900 anthracite miners toa speedy
end.
These negotiations have rot progressed
fur enough a- yet to warrant confident
prediction that they Will cucceed, but at
The present stage the outlook is favorable
to q resumption of work hy the miners
under pledge that the whole question Of
wages in and about the mines shall he sub
mIttcd TO arbitration.
The mere FAC. that such negotiations are in
progress between the representatives. Of the
coal and iron company and the represent
| aliycs of the miners and mine laborers' or
! gauizltiOrs is by itself Of tn utmost I'M
por;aucr and the announcement will he
SURPRISE 10 the business world, which has
thus far been acquainted only with the
outward appearance Of thr situation.
II impossible ri this slime 10 state hy
name the authority or the authorities for
these statements, but that they are ptr-
| fectly true is beyond the shadow OF Il
doubt. The relations between the COM
pany and the miners committee, which
were temporarily suspended, have been
/ resumed, and the negotiations now IN pro-
gress are conducted with the company hy
! the miners committee through Mr.. Whit
/ ing, GENERAL manager Of the coal and iron
company.
| It's understood that the proposition to
the company, submitted by the miners
| committee through General Manager Whit
| ing, does not differ in any essential way
from the position taken by them in the
negotiations which, in anticipation of
/ trouble, we've pending IN December. The
miner. committee have assured Mt Whit
/ ing that the miners are not striking, as
| Mr. Corhin has been quoted as saving, on
account OF tie railroad strike, Int that their
contention H. wholly on the wfgc cues. lea.
That there may he local exceptions 70
fhis. where miners assemblies Of th"
I Knights of Labor have already declared
/ their allegiance 70 the cause of rMlruddrr9,
the miners committee admit, hut the gen
rral body Of miners, they have assured
the company, are merely standing out an
the question OF wages Further than this,
the committee has iutimatcd that the
miners Will N most case, Cheerlu.Iv return
to work At the old - ~ basis, provided
chat it be understood that This hls', shall
not be permanently adhered to, but that
some higher basis he fixed by arbitration.
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a3 As; good to choice do 50 5Od5 90; com
mon to choice white wheat Western extra
81 4Oa4 60: fancy do 81 65a5 90; common
to good extra Ohio 81 9Oa5 90; common to
choice extra st. Louis - 90a5 90; patent
Minnesota extra good to prime - load 20
choice to fancy do s. 75a5 90. Wheat
Receipts 6.6OO bushels; exports 1888
bushels; sales ,, lO4, 600 bushels futures
"a, 600 bushels spot; options advanced and
closed steady; spot lots quiet; No. 2spring
ollie: ungr1ded spring 93194$c; No | red
9ic; No. > rcd January sole; February
9OIa9O,c. closing at 9O.c: March 81 ,aS2c,
closing at 92c; April 93c May 93sa93;c
clo'ing at 93iC; June 9S,a9ic; December
g65a9Gic, closing at 96ir. Corn-Receipts
50, 400 bushels; exports $50 bushels; sa!cs
81. 600 bushels fu ures, 2l,OOO bushels
spot; options closed steady; ungraded
white 6Oa6l!c; No. , January, Gle; Feb
ruary 81 Sc; March Gle; May 6l5a6i.c,
closing at 6l}c; Jrne 6l{c. Oats-Receipts
80. OOU bushels exports 100 bushels; sales
fl, 900 bushels futures, So ONO bushels
spot market n shade better; mixed west
IN 36AiOc: white DO 4Oai6c. Hay
Steady. Hops-Steady. G"flre-Spot,
fair. Rio nominal; options ACTIVE and low
cr, closing firm; sales III 900 bags; Jan
nary ii 65alI.15c; February II Ooal4 l5r;
March and April 1$.55al3 zoe; May
l3 2Oil3 35r; June II 95al3 l0ci July
IL U5aI2 Coo; August II 2jai2 35r; Sep
tember II. lOAl2 2Oc; October IL. g5ll2 OOc;
November II 9Oa12 Csc; December u l0c
Sugar Rather easier aud fair; refining
quiet at 5!c; refined firm. Molasses-
Dull; 90 test 23a23tc. Rice-Firm Pc
tr0leum-Steady; United 92sc Cotton
Seed Oil-Crude 36i37c; refined il!aiic.
Tallow-Firm at / l5.l6c Rosin-Steady
at 81 O7t. Turpentine-Steady at il4a
4lIc. Eggs-Western 23!a2i!c. Pork
Steady; mess SIS GOALS % Cut Meats
Unchanged Lard--A shade higher hat
very quiet: western steam s. 17!a1 50;
March s. -; May s. IS; February = g.;
June 81 90; Julv s. 80; city steam
= - Buuter-Weak; western l6a3lc.
Chrrse-Firm and quiet; western ll4a
HE. Copper-Firm; lake Sl6.55. Lead
Firm; domestic Acc. Tin-Steady
straits 36tc
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THE VIRGINIA REQUIsITIoN,


Governor Wilson Refuses to Order the De
livery of the Prisoners.
Governor Wilson this morning cOnsld.
cred the question of delivering the prison.
ers, Kent Todd and X. w. Brown, Of Taze-
well Court House, on a rcquisition from
from the Governor Of Virginia, The pTis-
cnerr were represented 10y General G. {
Watts, W. K. Thompson and Walter
ter Ashby, and the Virginia officers were
represented by kenna " Chiffon EYI-
dence was submitted proving that the
prisoners were not wanted in Virginia for
prosecution, but amply TO get the money
from them which they had won
at cards The Governor refused to order
their delivery for the reason that there
were not sufficient grounds tor such order,
and they were rcleastd This is the first
r,quisitlcn from Virginia tina. Governor
Wilson has refused to honor, although
there have been a number OF cases like
this from Virginia aud Pennsylvania IN
which the delivery Of the prisoners were
sought for other purposes than for prose
cutlon, the Governor, therefore, determine
cd 10 put Il stop 10 this.
The Young gentlemen under arrest have
had perfect liberty and could have escaped
had they 50 desired, bu, they preferred tc
remain and i, regularly discharged, rs
hey were sure they We're not liable "a
prosecution 49, Charleston star.
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HUDSON. \. Y, January 2l-JUdge
Edwards to day re-sentenced Oscar b.
Beckwith, the Austerlitz murderer, to he
hanged March /, between the hours Of IL
O. III. ard p. M. The prisoner received
his sixth death sentence with the same
dttiar &C. he has the five previous, and
launched into an excited TRADE against the
Courts. lawyers aad jurors, and continued
E.s harausGe uuth checked by the Court.
In being taken back 10 bis cell. ne kept up
a running iuyectiyea against every oody "Ao
had anv connection with the case.
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Tho Saving of Eight Year. stolen,

CHICAGO. January 21.-Two thousand,
seven hundred and twenty dollars in cash
Was stolen from Anton Jedlicka's house,
early yesterday morning. The entire
family OF six persons were chloroformed by
the thieves. who gained admission to the
house 10y means Of skeleton keys. The
money stolen from Mr Jedlickas was the
savings Of nearly eight years, and was to
have been invested by him yesterday.
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BALTIMORE MD, January 81. Cardinal
Gibbons this evening received from Rome
cablcgram signed by Dr. O'Conuell, rec
tor Of the American College at Rome, say
ing that to-day the copy of the Constitu
ton of the United States, sent by Presi
dent Cleveland, was presented by q com
mittee Of American Bishops and otheD
American residents in Rome to the Pope
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4 BIG STRIKE.
Thieves UurgIarizo "a safe and secure
Valuable Jewvlry.

Thieves NurElHriEe "a sale anu secure
Valuable Jewvlry.
puI-m.r0. PA, Iauu.ry 2L--At two
a',l,,l this morning gang Of burglars
visited the i,wylry store of Benz +. Phil
lirs. Moth Jackson, Ohio, ten miles from
Jamestown. They bored oh the lock,
drilled ,wo holes ln thu safe and blew it
or.n with dynamite, completely wrecking
inland securing gold watches, diamonds
AMI lrwclry amounting to $1,000. On
Thursday Mr.. Phillips received package
OF gold watches and ewelry, valued at
81 zoo, from G.. b. Garrett * Co. Of Pitts
gug. ami the same day received over $500
worth crriu.s from New York
MI Phillips believes Pittshurg crooks
followed the package to North Jackson,
and then worked the burglary. There was
considerable money in the cash drawer
which was not touched The safe also
contained nearly 81 600 in notes, that were
nmry burned hy the explosion. Four
stf,ug,rs were seen leaving North Jack.
-,.H curly thi- morning, and it is supposed
they are the thieves Detectives are now
working up th- case.
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RIO IEON PROuUOr
cot ,hv south tu t~S5-Nu Encouraging
Increase.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, january al
Tie r.u.,.au na- compiled from reports
OF the American Iron and Steel A>,o1,-
alton rhe production OF pig iron in the
South # 49, representing the following
State Maryland, Virginia, We, Viz
GINA. Nr,uyEy North Carolina, Ten
mes. re. Georgia. Alabama and Texas. The
tctll output was g2y. 1876 tons, IN increase
of Thirty per cent IN two Years, and rep
reseu's cuc-yjghth of the total pro
Gurtluu O. the United States. The total
number OF furnaces in blast Januery LIST,
ls-- IN the States named was charcoal
-. coke 80. Anthracite 1. The increase
Of production Of l~-6 over l-s6 has been
rs tolio"s in theoJateS named. Maryland
Il6 per cent, Virginia per cent, Horth
Carolina 1913 per cent, Georgia - per
"a py. aaut., Alabama y per cent, Texas
49, per cent. v'e.t Virginia 10 per cent,
Ncntcav II psr cent, Tennessee % per
cent Alabama produced 292 76z tons in
I.s-. Tennessee 25O. 3i4. Virginia 2T5. rs,
West Virginia S2.3ll. Kentucky AIS go.
Georgia 40 90. Maryland 37,427, Texas
4.S-S North Carolina $tlG.
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CLEVELAND, O. January 2L-As pfs,''
from Canton, Chic, says that joho Me-
Lain. who Ieit there thiry-hvc years age
to 20 to California, who had heeu given
up for dead by friends and relatives yen
ago, has Just returned to claim a iaIh
valued at 81, 500, to which he had ial!e'
heir.
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CLEVELAND o. January 2I.-G7andma
Garfield. ,ag mother of the late President
Jaues A. Garfield. dred al : o'clock this
morning s. the home OF Mrs Garfield, IN
,Ientor. Her age was So years. She has
gradually 'seQ failing during the past two
months, the result OF cid age.
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CARLIsLE'S POSITION
The House lIust AcI without Sug. o,t
frn1u Him.

The House Must AcI without Sug question
from Him.
WASHINGTON, January 2l--An AsSo-
ciated Press reporter tonight inquired OF
Speaker Carlisle what truth there was in
the report that he would On Monday send
a letter to the House request
ing that the Thocbe- Carlisle case he
re-opcned and that committee be sent to
the Sixth Kentucky district. The Speak
TT authorized the following denial Of the
report to be made public:
II have not contemplated such step.
The House must take it's own course in the
case without dictatiou or attempted dicta-
ton from me-
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Ihr Mru VINO Make our cIorhr-

tho M.N VINO Make cur tl''"'N'
CHICAGO. January 2l.-rhc eighth "n
uual convention os The Custom Ia.Iors
Association wound up yesterday. M'r.
than h.lI eli the delegates LETT las. night
others will stay in The city loT LAY ni
two and ,len 90 to Cincinnati. whe," t.s
National Convention OF tin Mcrchm'
Tailors' Exchange opens Tuesday. DE,
troi, was decided on as the place 40 .',"
the semi annual session, IL" third week III
July. 4 gold button badge was aG"r''i
4 monogram OF the initial letter %. 'a,
name will Ice engraved "a il. iae "h.F
practiva, work done yesterday "I~ "i ID
lu,tIation q. cutting trouses. "E .'""
O'NriII. of this CITY, who iayo'5 Hn'.
pants. and predicts their grasrtl u.' ~
gentlemen for dress occasions.
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nNrl:NMRNIs--DnII nnd sLeady.
STATES Dull and steady

STA IES-lluIl and steady.
ADMINISTRATIVE; gales S7j5 600
SroCEs There was very little doing IN
the stock market hut ~ advance was made
in some stock by the days Transaction.
The opening was steady, but prices began to
rise Immediately with R-adiug. Missouri
Pacific, ST Paul and Union Pacific SHOW
ing the most activity. The advance cul-
minated toward II o'clock, with the
market dull aud lratureles~, bat after the
issue Of the hank statement there vas a
renewal OF interest and prices again nd
vauccd, the market closing qnict hut firm
10 strong At about best prices reached
Everything on the active list except Rich
mOnd and West Point, Is higher bat con
fined to fractions oHiy. Sales 2,5ll
shares Quotations closed hid as tjll0ws.
AuamR Express liO; American ESprts,
lO7l; Canada Pacific Co; Central Pacific
n; Chesapeake and Ohio - 30 prefer
red firsts :! ID seconds 8; Chicago and a.
tua l3I; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
l2-t; Delaware ANA Hudson To-; Della
ware. Iackawanna and Western. l2g ;
Denver and Rio Gyande, III Erie, 27i; 10
preferred Gl}; ri. Wayne, !52; Illinois
Central, lis; Lake Shore, % MICHIGAN
Central, So; Minneapolis aud st. Louis
:; do preferred, l.; Missouri Pacific,
Il; Ec,thrIn Pacific, u de- vririr,d
10; Chicago aud Northwestern, lr- do
preferred III, New Ic?s Central, luT:,
OREGON TraasCoG..rruis.! ~; Ia"tLc
Mail, -; rfoIl'. y. = /. lyt; ftt-huTg
l5G; r;.IlTsn Palace Cm iIl;; Reading,
e. A., RCrL- leland 1fr., = mi. and
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DRY GOODS


NEW YORK, January 2l-Dry Goods
4 large volume of Gales was realized
through deliveries on OrdrTs, the personal
and order request for cDttOns having taker
far quantity, while 70, export large or
ders were executed.
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PRODUCE.


NEW YoEE, Jannary -Flonr-Re.
c.jp,s -, IL packages; exports ., 5uG bar
re!s, aud 1850 sqcks; market mod
erately active and rather weak; sales
l., 900 barrels; -uperfuc )? 4ja3 o.; com
mon to good extra Western and State - %
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TiTEru,. PA, January 2L-Wm.
Murdoch. an old and wrll-known citizen,
VIZ yic'imizad by hunco men ont Of ten
thousand dollars this afternoon. lie was
mrt on Fifth avenue bya man who told
l;.a he lad drawn twenty thousand in a
lottery. and showed him a certificate to
that effect. Mg. Murdoch was induced to
accompany the swindlcr to an Office near
by, and We then convinced oil the truth
Of the story. he then went to the Bank
rf Commerce and drew out $1,000 IN
cash. and in company ofthe swindlcT re-
turned to the office. where he was induced
u take part in some kind OF game and
literally robbed Of all his money. The
men made the old gentleman believe that
In order to get the cash from the lottery,
h. would have to show that he was Tr-
sDon-ible. The swiudlers have thus far
escaped. Mr.. Murdoch Is unable to give
the location Of the office or building IN
which he was robbed.
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LIVE STOCk.


CHICAGD, January 2l --Crt.lr--R-cs.pi
=, 900 head; shipments 200 head; market
slow; common Zoe lower; steers 8 Cu1
) ~; stockers and feeders 81 sja3 80
cows, bulls and mixed 81 -jai 10; Tcxat
cattle l. OOa3 20.
Hol---Reccipts il. OUO bead shipments
i, UGO head market steady; mixed - w.
~ 10; heavy - iOa5 IS; light !. -OI5 b;
skips % 25ti -.
p-Rcccipts 600 head; shipments
! 900 head; market strong; natives 81 GOA
30; western 81 5oa5 l2t; Texans - coz
/ CO.; lambs - OOAG p.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBEEIF, January Cattle
Receipts AS head; shipments 2O9 head
nothing doing, all through consigumrnt~.
IIogs-RcceIpts :, 500 head; shipments
! .Uh head; market tirm Oh Workers and
slow on tops; PhiGlolphias - G5n5 -;
mixed - 55aj 60: Workers - iOt5 80,
common to tdr - 2Oa5 30; pigs 81 jol
, Uu.
Sheep-Receipts POO head. shipments
400 head; market fair ut unchangrd
prices.
Cincinnati.
CiN,IEHATI, O., January II Hogs
Aclly" aud firm; common aud Iight
81 oOI5 p; packing and butchers s. 3Oa
, G5i receipts | 600 head; shipments 300
head
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rITTSBURG, January II --Pc'roIeuUI
Irregular and Hlriy active; opened at
9l.r; closed at 90lc; highest 92,r, low
- --lIn
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money : 2a3 Per Gent Governments
Duh aud St"ndy-StochN stcudy-TIuur
Quiet and Uuchangcd-Whsat ID u.
NEW YORK, January 2l.-NIor = On
call easy at 2.93 per cent; last loan at
- per cent closed offered at 3 per cent.
prime mercantile paper 5!a73 per cent. o.;
sterlir. exchange duh but steady and uu
changed
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BRADFORD. January ~. -rrtrol,,m 70
Opened Al 81. c; closed at 9oi,, highest
93tc; lowest -Ysr, clrafluc.- l.G-G,o1u
barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-23

CmcAuo, January 2l-A Chippewa
Falls Wis. specia! to the Ioawd, says It
was o. below there last night