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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-19

THE UNION LEAGUES National EX-
ecutive Committee met yesterday, in the
New York St. Nicholas Hotel I'VE don't
see why they chose such place for such
a meetingj, Governor Geary presiding.
The committee agreed to support Grant,
or the nominee Of the Philadelphia Con-
vention, where the League is ordered to
meet on the sixteenth of May. The
League was reported TO be hOurishing in
the South Then why not have the
kulzlux flourish? The one combination
Of secret clubs gave birth to the other.
There Is in the South only difference
in color, rendering the one criminal-in
Northern eyes-and the other divine.
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4 Senator Bayard moved to adjourn, but
/ yielded % Senator Cole, who moved to
lay the bin aside and take up the def
cheney bill
Senator Bayard renewed his motion TO
adjourn. LOst-twelve to two.
Senator Bayard said he regarded this
as a measure fraught with mischief. and
insisted that the Senators opposed To il
ought to have, at least, an opportunity
TO discuss ie fully before il should pass.
Senator Anthony said he took Il for
granted that the minority wished to dis
euss the bill in good faith, and not
merely for the purpose Of delay.
Senator Bayard said that the minority
had given no indication that they We're
acting merely for delay.
Senator Anthony admitted this, and
said 1t was due the minority to state that
they We're not in the habit of offering
faetlous dilatOry opposition to measures
which The majority wished to pass, and
in view Of this fact he proposed an
agreement 10 first take up and pass the
remaining appropriation bills, with the
understanding that this bill should come
up next.
On motion of Senator Cameron the
Senate adjourned.
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rH,g Radical State Convention Of Vii

TRE Radical State Convention of Vir.
ginfS, in session at Richmond yesterday
went 1hTought the usual formulary,
nominating Grant and sseribing 70 him
every virtuc that has adorned human
character FROM the days Of Verres e
these Of Beast Butler. Especially was
the convention happy and jocular when
il discussed the financial condition Of
the country Il absolutely eongratu-
lated the people on the vast sums &C
camulated by UaX-gatherers. Comics
sedly BoutwelIs pile, in view Of vast
sums stolen, is enormous, and the
country viii be pleased with this stroke
Of conventional fun from the Vi-
ginia Radicals. They want 3 man
named Lewis set sstfide Of the Radical
Rosinante behind Grant, and COlfsx
must feel very badly about it. Virginia,
poverty-stricken a. she is, the Radicals
say, must expend vast sums in educating
everybody.
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Mrs. MYRA CLARKE GAINES has lOsI
one and gained four suits in New Or
leans. None except holders Of hel
property now doubt the absolute perfec-
ton of her claims. Her rights We're de.
fined by the United States Supreme
Court when none questioned the wis
dom or purity Of that once ilustrious,
incorruptible and fearless body Of men.
Courts Of modern times may deprive the
excellent woman Of her rights, but viii
never divest the country Of the opinion
that She has been foully robbed and
N,-r,Dcsad
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NEW YORK.
A Mississippi Merchant RObBed-M1rder

A Mlssis8lPpl MeFChnnt hObbeu-MNF1e
Jealousy.
NEW YORK, April Is. n Hiram s
ClaibOTn, q Mississippi merchant, wa
forcibly robbed by piekpockets on th,
Fourth avenue cars, within sight of tn,
conductor, who made no attempt to de
tain the robbers. r---
Richard Christie, of Brooklyn, aged
thirteen, fatally shot playmate ageC
ten.
Charles Avery, Of Pleasantvilie, or
the Harlem railroad, fatally shot his
wife on Monday night. The cause was
Jealousy.
Charles Hoffman, brewer, of Cincin-
natl, was robbed last night, In Church
street, of i've hundred dollars in railway
bonds.
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: The Nova Scotia Legislature was pro-
rogued yesterday, with the usual formal
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.


New HAVEN, April 1s.-The trial ol
Mrs. Sherman, for poisoning her hus-
band, was continued yesterday The
court ruled out the evidence as TO pre-
viOus poisoning by the prisoner. A son
of the deceased testified as to the con-
dition Of his father during his last i'll
ness. He said the deceased had never
suffered from such pains before as he
was then affected with. He also said
there was some trouble between his ia
ther and mother; they did not occupy
the same room. DR. Pinney testified
that he attended the deceased at the
time Of his death; found him suffering
from all the symptoms Of arsenic poison
ing. This Is a case which eXcites great
interest 1t will be continued to-day.
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COUNT CATACAZY-the story comes
BY lightning been banished from
st. Petersburg, and granted three thou
sand roubles two thousand five hundred
dollars per aanuyn in exile. Many a
poor devil of our acquaintance would
even go TO Siberia, as Catacazy goes
miserably to Paris, on like terms.
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THE ONLY THING thus far TO deplore
in connection with the Cincinnsti Con
vention, is the fact that Fremont pro
poses 70 attend. Governor Blair, o.
Michigan, viii be a member Of the
body, and Memphis wiz have a delega-
tion there worthy, we would fain hope,
Of the best elements of Republieanism,
as contradistinguished from Radical
ism, in the South. The Chase people
and Democrats begin TO recognize the
growing potency Of the Cincinnati
movement, and its purposes may be
crowned with triumph.
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New YORK, April -The.following
appeared in the papers named this
morning;
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NASHVILLE, April lS.771A terrible hail
s,or1, nassed over northwardly on the
NsshviiIe aYf,s Chattanooga railroad this
-oornIn0. The hail stones were as largt
= ~sInf,ts and did much damage 70 tbs
lowing crops. Cattle, horses ana sNine
were greatly houified ~ tne s.olI9i uli
which extended over an ekteht oi leIIt'
tory Of about six miles.
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CAIRO, III.
murder In a RAgnIs

CAIRO, April 1S.-BiIly Harrison,
bar-6eeper Of the old Delmonico saloon,
shot and killed Joseph Swoboda, grocer,
last night, In a disreputable house in
this city. The murderer is In jail.
Harrison Stump died this morning
from injuries received by the explosion
Of the Gallagher mill yesterday
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HOUSE
LONG BRANCH. NEW YnRK.

FfNHE undersigned Is pleased to iHforIn his
be reopened on the 18th DAY OF June for the
season. The general expressed satisfaction Of
my numerous visitors last wear lead ne to
hope tnal snail De patrenized again by them.
make the soJ0uln at my house as agrseahle ~
possible Families and travellers who wish 70
favor me Win their visit iIFe requested 20 send
q. Darlington House, p Fourteenkh street. near
Fifth aYenne, New York 80 ~ ~
apis /. STINE. Proprfefor.
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WHEELNG,VA.

A Jealous Negro Murders hIs wife.
WHEELING, April ls.-Suatton Tay-
l7r, a eolOred carpenter of this city, in a
fit Of jealousy; split his wife's head en-
tirely open with hatchet, at six o. clock
this morning. The mudererd escaped.
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FIRE AND STORM.
,,....,,e, a. tne NIIwau,.ee alyer

RIILwAuKEE, April lS--The West
Bend, Wisconsin, DeD1ocrot gives an
account Of a great freshet in the Mil
waukee river. The milldam al West
Bend was carried away also, two other
dams, and considerable damage was
done toproperty along the river.
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NEW ORLEANS, April -Flour-good "a
choice IN demand anG scarce; low TO Xxx
and white Csc. Oats dun and lower, AT 53c
Bran. dun at 81 90. Hay-prime s28a8,
choice, so. Pork quiet but firm mess, held
cured hams, u1zc. Lard dull; tieree, S7za
SIC; keg, l0c. Sugar duh low common,
&c; fair 10 f1liy fair, StEi8s1zo Molasses- small
receiptsi fair fermenting, Sc; good ferment-
ing, 40e; prime city refining reballed, sc.
prime, soc; inferior, 500, Coffee 1S16@30lsc
Whisky AI6lgsc
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FUNERAL NOTICR.

WRIGHT-The friends and acquaintance of
SALLIE WRIGHT (eOloredl are invited TO al
tend her funeral this FRIDAY) morning, at
10 o'clock, from the residence Of Judge A.
Wright, corner of I.aRose and Broadway sts
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LOUISIANA

Mesting Of she Democratic state Com
VeBfion.
NEW ORLEANS, April 18.--The DEM
oeratie state Convention met in the
National Theatre, to-day. General
Alexander Deelonet acted as temporary
CHAIRMAN There was a large attend-
anee, al the parishes being represented
but eight. A perfect Organization was
not effected; the members seem To be-
equally divided regarding the nomina-
tion, many fayoring pOstponement until
after the Cincinnati Convention.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April 1s.-The Constitutional
positively cohtradicts the statement
made BY the London Daily Telegraph,
that serious differences bad arisen be-
tween France and Germany.
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POLITICAL.
NER YORK.

Delegates 20 tbe Cincinnati COventiOa.
MIDDLETON, April is.--The Orange
county convention appointed sixteen
delegates 10 the Cincinnati Convention.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 1S.-General
Sherman, Colonel Anderson Reed, and
Lieutenant Grant, viii soon depart for q
tour through Russia.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
ITALY.


ROME, April 1S.-GeOrge P. Marsh
American Minister to Italy, is seriously
ill.,
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can fer Mass 5onventiOn Of Liberal Re

DUBUQUE, April IA call viii be
published to- -morroW morning for a Mass
Convention on Saturday evening at the
City Hall Of all those in sympathy with
the Liberal Republicans, 10 nominate
delegates to be appointed TO the State
Convention, 10 be held at Davenport on
She t8enty-third instant. The can Is
signed by many Of the leading Republi-
cans in the city. The Germans are a
unit for it. Clayton county has APP
pointed a fti1 delegation TO Davenport,
including several delegates to the late
Republican, State Convention. vFr
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES:
TALLAHASsEE. FLA.
Colored senator I'm Prison

! TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April lS.-The
! Supreme Court confirmed the sentence
of Q. H. Pearce, eOlOred Senator, to six
I months Imprisonment in the common
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NEW ORL z Ans, April lS.-GOld iIO5S. Cot
ton market steady. Sales, 5000 hales. GOOD
ordinary ~ e; low naiddiing, aye; mid.
ding z-se. Receipts, If79 bales. Exports
HaVrst Si1 haies; Barcelona, l3f bales; New
York, 555 .iHles. stock, 1920 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS

SAYAE3yAH, april ls.-Cotton market ac
tive and strong; middliugs, 223sc; net receipts
926bales; exports OOaStWise, 732bales; sales
l235 bales stock, 30 ilS bales.
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MOBILE.

GALVESTON, April l},--Cotton steady: good
ordinary, 2D5403 net receipts, 20g bales: ex-
ports eoastwse, SS6 bales sales, 900 bales stock
ID, l05 bates.
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ADDITIONAL COTTON MARKETS
CHARLFSTC
GALVESTON

CHARLEsrON, April lS.--CottOn quiet; mid.
dIings, PIG, Net receipts, 24l bales; sales
90 hales; stock, II, ,459 bales. -
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SAVANNAH.

MOBILE, April ls.-Cotton market steady
middtngs, zl14c. Net receipts, lSl bales; sales
800 bales. Stock, %, ,l45 bales.
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The ten-hom law has bssp defeated IN
the Massachusetts, Sepsts, I3AI
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NOTICE.

HS- Ny private business requiring my sole
attention, have sold my Interest In the Arm
OF 5. L. James 4 Co. to 5. L. JAMES, who VIII
continue the business, under the same style,
and is alone authorized to collect outstanding
bills and accounts and settle any Indebted
ness Of the said firm. Y. D. SCALES.
Memphis, April II, 1877. apH
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Ineorporstesiin lsss.
oFFTCIAL DRAWINGS.

MORNING cLAsS-No. 1856.
%, 4, "a, 5, Ss, 30, "a. u, 81, 4, 69, ls, 3.
EVENING CLASS-No. 1856.
e, IS, 8, 45, 2, 81, IS, IS, GO, 20, I2, Is.
Lotteries drawn twice daily, Prizes from
500 to s50,0oy, paid In money by j. f. FRANCE,
agent, 46H North Court street. Box i47, Mem
phis Tenh., 7, y. MURRAY, MILLER 4 Co,
Managers, st. Louis, Mo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE

NJ stated communication OF Desoto q
u Lodge, No. 80, Will be held this ~
" H1DA4 evening, April 10Th, at I'm
O'Clock Tor dispatch OF business.
All 8i. M.'s are fruteTnally invited
BY order r. q. WILLIAMSON W M
r. W. SHELTOS, Secretary. anIg
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NOTICE.

u z. MERRIMAN has this day retired from
1Is the firm Of Merriman & Wilcox, having
disposed of his entire interest in said firm to
MS brother, G. q. Merriman. The business
VIII be continued in the same manner as
heretofore; the name of the drm will remain
unchanged. {. q. MERRIMAN.
r. +. WILCOX.
Ra Agents Tor Singer Sewing Machines,
Mathushek Pianos and /" SilveT-TOngue Or
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Tar@@onryrrorr.

FTSHE firm Of MARKHAM 4 co. is this day
i dissolved BY mutual consent. The busl
uess win be continued by DANIEL MARX
HAM who VIII settle ala Indebtedness ant
collect all claims.
April lS, lS72, p. ", DAILY,
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O1g SECOND STREET, BET. MONROE
OA0 and Union, Gas and steam Fitting
Pumps and necessary pipes, galvanized and
plain. aps
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To Contractors.

OFFICE OF THE MEMPHIS WATER Co.,
No. II West Court street.
80 Bids VIII be received at This Office until
the 9th day OF April, for trenching for water
pipes, Daek-nlling, repairing and replacing
pavements Specifications or the work re-
CURED can be seen as this 0ffice.
Bids viii be received for all or aYlv mart Of
the work. The company reserves the right to
reject all bids.
apis JOHN CUBBINS. President
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-29
New York Market.

NEW OEK, January -.
FLOCR-Market quiet and steady
at s. 1906 10 for superfine State;
Sc 45G6 60 for extra State; So 659
6 50 for choice State; I5G6 10 for
superfne western; SC 35G6 20 for com,
mon to medium extra western; : 2O9
I 40 Tor common to choice white wheat
western extra; Sc 6OGG so for common
to good shipping brands OF extra ROUND
hoop Ohio ST S5G7 80 FOR trade brands;
Sc 7Or27 81 for common to fair extra
st. Louis and s. 1919 30 for good TO
choice do. Southern -four is quiet and
unchanged at Sc 1j@97 50 for common
to fair extra and s. 1909 80 for good
to choice 10. Rye flour is dull at
s. 0OG5 20. Corn meal is quiet and
unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and steady
at 81 5OG,l j3 for No. > spring in store;
81 546l Sc for No. | do; 81 GOA
| Go Tor winter red western; 81 65M
| 10 for amber western; 81 67@l 10
for white DO, amber State, 81 20 IN
store Rye quiet at 9i@9jc for west,
ern. Barley quiet and unchanged.
Barley malt quiet Corn is shade
firmer at 7lGy1@c for new western mix
ed ahoat, and 73lc for yellow western.
Oats steady at j2!05jc for western
and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork the market is
staodv at Sl4 80 for new mess: Sl3 80 for
old mess; $l2 - for prime, and Sl4 %
for new prime. Beet is quiet atS9 90
all 90 for plain mess, and Sll OO9
Il 90 for extra DO. Beef hams steady
at &23 OOM26 %. Tierce beet dull al
SIG OO6lS % for prime mess, and
$40 OO@2l 90 for India do. Cut meats
steady at S!G93c for hams and 5@54c
TOR shoulders; middles are steady. Lard
quiet and a shade firmer at 9!@9sc for
no. to prime steam, and ySc for kettle
rendered
DRESSED HOGS Steady at SO
SIC for western.
BUrTER-Quiet and steady at ll@
23c for western. and 22GG3jc tor State
CHEESE-Firm At ll@ljc for com.
mon to prime.
COrTON-On SPOT opens quiet and
a shade firmer at . &c for low middlngs
and 22c tor mi ldling uplands; forward
deliveries are shade tirmer at u &c tor
February; 222sc Tor March and - bloc
Tor April.
PErROLEUM-Qnet and nominal
at BE for crude, and 23lc for refined.
TALLOW-DuIl at 999sc, stearine
quiet at 9@9sc.
WUISKY-Is firmer at 1880.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-29
SALE OF
SALE OF
Very Desirable Real Estate
An Excellent Business Stand.

DY VIRTUE or THE AUTHORITY
- vested in The undersigned by deed Of
assignment from Ernest Laue, dated anu
AIRY .iin IS72 and recorded in the Recorders
DiIicc of Ohio county, West virginia, ne
will offer iOr sale at public auction, ut me
F-out Door of the Court House of OHIO
county aforesaid, on SAICl;D Ny. the ia
dlv of February, 1872, at III o'clock \. NJ,
the following described desirg bic real est lie,
10 wit: Parts OF Lots numbered one Humid
red and Seventeen ll1l ana ThirtS-SeNen
-. situate at the corner Of Market alley on
Market Square, in the city of Wheeling,
ohio county, West Virginia: said property
fronting on Market Space Twenty co feet
and Five and One-hali lj%) inches, and run.
ming back wc>lwLrdly the same width 10
the depth of Nineiy-four i9N feet; ana siiu-
ate on the north side of sad alley and west
of said VI Tket space.
The terms of SIid sale will be One-third of
the purchase money cash in hand, one
third i'm six months from the day of sale,
with interest thereon from said day OF sale,
and one-third in twelve months from day
Of sale, with interest thereon from satd day
of sale, the purchaser giving his negotiable
notes, with personal security, satisfactory
to the undersigned i6r said deferred inst IL
muu'S, but the purchaser may pay his said
notes, or any part thereof, AT the time of
sale. thus stopping interest on the amount
paid on said notes.
said property Will be sold free from ANY
incUmbrauc,~ except the right OF dover ~
expectancy OF the wife Of said Laue. which
right will not vest until the death of Lauc
aud is OF little consequence and may never
vest.
This property Is he most desirable Gro
cory stand in this city, having three-stoiy
brick warehouse thereon.
jLl5-h J. . PtNDLETON. Trustee:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-29
baltimore Live stock Market Z.


BEEF CATTLE-The market yes
teriav throughout the whole day
was very dull, and prices declined i@sc
since last week. chiefly on the middle
and common grades. At the close Of
the market some 100 head had
changed hands at So 2j@6 So per 100
pounds. This morning the balance
were closed out without change since
yesterday. OF the receipts some 200
were reshippe1 East without being
offered here. Prices to-day for beef
cattle ranged as follows: Best beeye5
at s. 1906 S7!; that generally rated
first quality at 81 7j05 -; me
dunn or good fair quality at 50 5094 -;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
at s. 2j@3 80 inferior and lowest
grades OF cattle 50 OO@O 0O-general
average OF the market to-day, s. 90
Extreme range of prices s. 25@6 S7!.
Most OF the sales were from "a so to
s. 80 per 100 pounds. OF the receipts
SCI head came from ONO, l6l
from Virginia, 10 from West Vir-
ginia, 81 from Maryland, and 81 from
the District of Columbia-total receipts
for the week 1866 head, against 1906
last week, and ll3l head the same time
last year. OF the offerings 7S9 head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, All
sold TO SPECTATORS for Eastern markets,
and 81 head to country dealers-total
sales tor the week 1857 head, against
1857 las; week, and 94i head same time
last year
SHEEP-The receipts Of sheep show
a slight falling of this week, though
there is no pc .ceptible change in prices,
quality considered. We quote fair
to good sheep at 596lc, and good
to extra at 6l@sc per 10 gross. Re
ceipts this week 1900 read, against 1913
last week, and 1852 heal same time
last wear.
HOGS-The receipts have fallen of
largely this week, but the supply has
been abo1t equal 10 the demand, which
il fair. Towards the close, however,
there seems to be better feeling 10 the
market, and prices have an upwari ten.
dency. We quote at IS 0096 IS per
100 lbs net, the bulk OF sales being at the
outside figure. Receipts this week 5943
head, against | ,467 last week, and 4l3O
head same time last year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-29
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January y.
8UTTER-Quiet; medium at lie,
and Western Reserve at lS92Oc.
COTTON-Quiet and unchanged.
CHEESE-Firm at l4l@l5c.
COFFEE-Firm.
EGGS-Quiet at 25G26c.
FLOUR-Steady; superfine, s. SOC
6 10; family, Sc 9O97 81.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and the de-
mand local. Corn. sales in ear, 4lc;
shelled, 4Sc. Oats steady at 4OG4ic.
Rye at SSGS9c. Barley at 75@Sjc.
: HOGS-Active and strong receipts,
22S5; extreme range, st 5O94 80.
HAY-Steady y.
.MOLASSES-Quiet.
IINSEED OIL-IIeld at S3c.
PROVISIONS-Market is stronger;
mess pork quoted at Sl3 25@l3 80.
Green meats firm with an upward ten
icncy; sales of clear sides at &c;
shoulders 4g94Sc; rib sides, 5S@5lc.
Bulk meats firm; shoulders, sic; clear
s.dcs, &c; rib sides, 6sc. Bacon firm
lear rib &c; clear sides, s.; shoulders,
&c; sugar cured hams, l2@l3c. Lard
s.irm at 999sc.
SUGARS-Quiet.
SEEDS-Firm.
TALLOW-S49$!c.
TOBACCO-ln good demand at full
prces.
WIIISKY-Steaiy at SSc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-29
MOVING THE CAPITOL.
Proceedings OF the Grafton Con.
... veRtfOB.

Proceedings OF the Grafton Con.
... venttOn.
From the Grafton Sentinel
A general Convention was held at
Grafton, January 25, 1872, for the pur-
pose Of bringing before the Constltu-
tional Convention, now in session al the
city of Charleston, the subject OF re-
moving the present seat of government.
On motion of Nathan Golf, Sr., ex-
Gov. Joseph johnson was elected
chairman, and was conducted to his
seat by Col. Charles Hootou and John
w. Mason, Esq.
The following gentlemen were elected
Vice Presidents: Hon. Chas. w. New
lon, of Taylor Hon. Nathan Gof. ST.
of Harrison; DR.. L. R Charter, OF Dod'
drige; A. w. Martin, of Barbour.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed Secretaries: Gen. r. 5. North
colt, OF Harrison; James w. Holt, OF
Taylor; S. L. Allen, OF Preston; John
w. Mason, of Taylor.
Col. James X. Smith submitted the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-29
BUY THE BEST.

THE "PEERLESS" CLOTHES WIRING
ER will outwear any and all Others
and do the work better than can be done
by hand, saving labor, time aud clothes
Take one on trial, and IL not satisfactory,
return II and get your money. The POOR,
PARTICULARLY, cannot afford to do with
out one of these celebrated sWringers.
Price only $50, with chgs; cheaper and
better than all Others. other varieties OF
Wringers in stock. Also the celebrated
Union Washing Machine.
noyo6 PRYOR BOYD d co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-29
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, january q.
GRAIN-Wheat active at 81 23t@
l26 cash. Corn quiet and easy; No:
2, 405@40ic Rye in good demand and
firm at Csc for No. g Barley dull at
5S3c for No. 2. .....-..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at SS@S9c.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer at S 90
as 10. .-. ...
PROVISIONS-Mess pork firm at
$l2 90@12 954
LIVE HOGS-Steady at 81 ESQ
4 O. for fair to extra.