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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-07-28
Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Washington Township.
July Is, 1877.

Ouly 10, 1Ctt.
ED SPIRIT: Not seeing anything in
THE SPIRIT this week from Washington
township, 1 concluded to give you a few
items.
The Changers have come, and so has
the rain the benefit of the latter is visi-
BILE, that of the former is not especially so
to your correspondent, unless they
brought the rain Be that as it may, the
Grangers are increasing in numbers very
fast, and hope will accomplish some
good, at least for the much abused far.
mec.
AS TO our candidates for county Off
GERS, our voters do not seem to regard
party ties as they formerly did; whether
that be good omen,or not, l am not pre-
pared to say.
The New Constitution is making
friends in this dark spot Of Old Monroe
and the more it is understood the more
friends it has; its strongest opponents
make the most fuss about articles thai
they can offer no improvement on. l fee
assured that old Washington will vote in
favor of the New Constitution.
A great many think that "The Other
Side" has completely demolished "Ju
-lius."
A. Taylor, of Graysville, fell from the
lazy board of his wagon, the wheel pass
ed over his arm above the elbow apd
mashed the bone of his arm. DR.. j. Way
was called and probably will be able te
save the arm, but pronounces it a very
serious case; cause, too much rye-an
other argument for 1.-The Other Side" a!
the man that sold the whisky lives under
the law or above it; at least it will no
reach him.
Crops: Wheat is very good; corr
looks well: oats and hay short; tobacco
almost none. Fruit: Apples and peache.
pretty good; cherries scarce; berries
plenty. L.
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East Liberty Cattle Market,

EAST LIBERTY, PA, July %.
CATTLE-Arrivals, 2 8 cars; best
6 O0@6 so; medium 5 1895 co.
common4 S0@5 80; stockers 8 00@
4 90; bulls 2 1904 90.
HOGS-Arrivals, 19 cars; best
Philadelphias 7 OO@7 25; Workers
S0@7 CO.
SHEEP-Arrivals, % cars best 25 /
@5 so; medium 25@5 rs.
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Nathan Isaacson has been arrested at
Chicago, charged with firing the building
that caused the fire July IA. The testi-
mony taken goes to show that he offered
apeddler named Wolfson 500, that he
had once attempted the deed unsuccess-
fully, and then boasted that he would
have better success next time.
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rFSome of the newspapers are grum-
bling because tue President and heads Of
Departments spend so much time in frol-
licking at the fashionable watering pla
ces. We are unable to see any sufficient
grounds ofcomplaint. The horse-racing
seems to be more prosperous when they
are present, and the government more
prosperous when they are absent. Let
'em alone.
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FOn the 18th and 10th Of Septem
her there is to be held at Caldwell, a re
union of the following regiments and
companies: The 10th, Goth, 25th, 30th
AID, seth, 62d, 63i. 18th. 92d, ,122d.161
10th and 1S5th Ohio Infantry, the 9th
Ohio Cavalry. the 22d Ohio Battery, and
7th West Va Infantry.
Boys, let's all go over and camp ou
once more, and have good time gene
rally.
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wRead the New Constitutions not
for the purpose of ofhunting out something
to find fault with, but with conscientious
purpose to vote for it if you find it to be
an improvement on the old one, and
against tif you find it to be worse.
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County Correspondence.
Taxes and Taxation.

Mr. EDITOR: Only for the purpose
that your readers may see at glance, and
for themselves compare them, do l fur
nish you the following tables of the tax.
a,ion on valuation of $1,000 for the
years 1873 and 1874. Almost all tax
payers have some idea of the valuation oi
their real and personal property. If it i;
but $500, the taxes will he half the fol
lowing sums; if 1900, they will be one
and a half times the following; if $4,000
they will be twice as much, and so on
The first column is for the year 1873, the
second for 1874:
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Sr. PAUL, July 23-Crop reports
from all portions of the State are at
hand. The grasshoppers have undoubt-
edly destroyed million and half
bushels of wheat, and are liable to de-
stroy another half million bushels. AL
lowing for the grasshoppers' destruc-
tion. the whole crop will not be as good
as last year.
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EA Graysville friend accounts for
the scarcity of dimes and nickels in Lis
vicinity on the ground that the German
town horse traders employ them all in
boot money.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

July %.
CATTLE-Quotations given are =
thorough Texans, 1903 so; corn
fed Texans, 4@5 25; native butchers
2 50@4; shipping grades, 4 5O@6 80.
HOGS-Market active and prices
steady and firm at 696 80 for poor to
common; 6 35@6 40 for medium; 80
@6 Is for extra. The bulk of the sales
were at 6 1906 60.
SHEEP-Market more active, but
lower. Sales at 2 1904 124.
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EWe have heard mentioned as pos
sihle candidates before the Democratic
Convention in this district, the names OF
Mr.. OLDHAM, of Washington County
Mr.. JENNINGS ("Big JIM and Mr.. MA
SON, of Athens County. Mr.. VAN VoR
HES, of Athens, is mentioned for the Re
publican nomination, and we have heard
that some Republicans are looking in the
direction OF Monroe for candidate.
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Thedaily papers just now are not
exactly suited for reading in families or in
mixed companies. They are fairly reek.
ing with the lascivious details of the
BrEcHER- -TILToN scandal.
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State decrease 80 cents; County de
crease 81 80; Township decrease 60
cents. Total decrease 81 90. Notwith-
standing the handsome decrease in this
township, in township levies, yet the
township taxes are more than the State
and but little less than the county levies.
'sSURREpTITIoUS? 2"
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MARIA RYSER'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed Executor of the estate
of Maria Ryser, late of Monroe county, decd.
july2S, '74w3. JOHN MUHLEMAN.
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New York Cattle Market,

July %.
BEEVES-Prices, including medium
to choice native steers at 1oa@l21c, and
common to fair Texas at S@94c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheep firmer
and 4c higher, closing at 44@64c for
poor to prime Lambs in fair demand
at 6@9ac.
SWINE-None offered alive. Dressed
advanced to S5@sc, and closed firm.
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JACOB A. sLUIKARTs ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
IN have been appointed Executors of the es
tate of Jacob A. Luikart, late of Monroe
county, deceased.
JOHN F. THONEN.
july20, 74w3. BARBARA LUIKART.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, July N-The death sen.
tence pronounced against Docbcry has
been commuted to ten years imprison.
ment, by President Serrano, at the in
stance Of Captain General Concha.
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New York.

July 90 Flour O0@6 so. Wheat
| BIOL SO. Corn 79@S9c. Oats IS
@72c. Rye l 00@1 IL. Barley NOM
inal
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Chicago.

July 2s-Flour OOa6 Is. Wheat
01@1 IL. Corn 64@65c Oats 52@57
Rye 77@7Sc. Barley l 00@1 O2.
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Philadelphia.

July % Flour 3 5O@7 so. Wheat
l 40@1 81. Corn S4aS5c Oats TOO
73c. Rye l co.
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Recent sales of tobacco at Balti-
more look l:ttle more promising for the
merchants. A few hogsheads have been
sold above cost price.
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Baltimore.

July 23-Flour 4 25@7 Is. Wheat l
2Ss1 80. Corn 7Sc. Oats 63@6Sc. Rye
90ca1 90.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

July %.
CATTLE-Market 1@4c lower; very
best ON sale 974@6 As; that generally
rated first quality, 4 124@5 37l; me
dunn or good fair quality, 8 25@4 l24
receipts, 2,230 head, sales, 1851 head
HOGS-Firmer and in good demand
sales at 9t99 SO; receipts, 1867 head
SHEEP-In fair demand at 4@5 90
a few extra, 5 50@5 rs; receipts, 6,27l
head
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BERLIN, July 23.-The North German
Gazette says in reference to the. recent
outrages by the Carlists: "Germany, in
behalf of an outraged European civiliza-
ton. will seek and find means to teach the
Carlists that the murder of captured Ger
mans shall not remain unpunished.
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THE plan of this Company is similar to the
l relief Associations now in operation in
the Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges. To
obtain an insurance Of 81 900, in the lst Di-
vision, payable within 60 days from the date
of death, you will be required to pay an en-
trance fee of So; annual dues, S2i death fund,
So; total, 81. For insurance in the I'd Divis-
ion. for $4,000, payable at death to your rep
resentative, the amount to be paid is $S3
Upon the death of member in the $1,000
class, each member is assessed from ST to S.
90, according to age. to make up the amount
and five times as much for the $1,000 class.
This is an inex pensve plan of making pre-
vision for ones family, and is meeting with
success.
For further particulars and Circular, ad-
dress SIMON J. DORR,
Woodsfeld, Monroe County, Ohio.
july2S'74Y.
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Cincinnati.

July % Flour 5 S0a6 rs; Wheat ]
Goal 25; Corn 66@6Sc; Oats 5S@66c
Barley dull; Rye 95a9Sc.
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wThe Democracy of Indiana have
nominated aState ticket and adopted
platform opposed to Wall street and the
contraction policy of the Administration
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
OF RE AL ESTATE.
John Beardmore, Administrator,
vs..
John Bever, etal.

DYvirtue Of a vendi exponas to me direct.
ID ed from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, win offer for sale. at
the front door Of the court house, in the
town of Woodsfeid, between the hours Of
10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 29th day of august, 1874,
the following described real estate, situate In
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit;
The south half of the northeast quarter Of
section eleven, township four Of range six,
containing eighty acres.
Also, part of the northeast quarter 'of the
northeast quarter of section sixteen, town.
ship four of range six, containing one-half
acre.
Also, lots numbered 10, 81, s. and II in
the town of Graysville Monroe County, Ohio.
First tract appraised at $l,76o 90,
Second 400 90.
Back lot No. 10 Is 90.
= II l25 90.
Fr1nt lot " 81 lS4 90.
{" SO &c" 3!2 SO.
T.O.LITTLB,
july2l, ,'74w5. Sheriff n. C. o.
HoLLIsrER & OKEY, A.t'ys.
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The Boy Monster.

BosToN, July % Jesse Pomeroy has
confessed that he murdered The boy
Millen on the 22d of April last, desert
bing in detail how the murder was com
mitted.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-07-28

@About thirty Republican Congress
men have Joined in an address to the peo
pie of the United States setting forth the
good things the Republican party has
done in the last dozen years The docu
mentfiIls four or FIVE columns of news
paper. The Democrats might get up 6
counter address, showing the bad things
the Republicans have doncin that time
but where would they get paper enough
TO contain them?
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Wooasf1eld stock Market,
MONDAY. July 27. 1874

WOO0S0elU StOCK MdEKct'
July 27-Cattle 3@4c per pound
Sheep 3@4c per pound Hogs 44c per
pound.
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Township increase 50 State and Coun-
ty decrease 81 60 Total increase 40
cents. In this township the local taxes
for 1874 are ST. 40 more than the State
and County taxes put together.
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BETHEL TOWNSHIP
SI9 20 $40 II

State and County decrease 81 60;
Township decrease sc 80 Total de-
crease IS so. The decrease in this town
ship, in township levies alone, is 10 cents
more than both the State and County
taxes. This shows in what degree high
or low taxes depend on local levies.
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F The financiers knew all about it
Business did not need any more curren-
cy; in fact there was too much already =
According to them business was at a
stand still only because there was fear
that the volume of currency would be in
creased. Just wait until Congress ad.
journed, and the danger of an imitation
measure was passed, then look out for
hustle and hurry and enterprise!
Well Congress adjourned without per-
ceptibly increasing the circulation. Now
where is the confidently predicted activi-
tv? Not in these United States. Where
business was dull before, iti dead now
where it was dead before, it is decayed
now.
The Ohio State Journal had a pei
phrase which it was so fond of that it pub
lished it thirteen times in one number oil
the paper. 1t was, Tho way to have
more money is to have better money"
Well thepremium on gold has come
down one-fourth, thus making according
10 the Journals theory shelter money
Now where is the more money? In the
hands of the capitalists only. Among
the people there is not "more money
and what there is is clung to closer thar
before. No fact is more plainly apparen
than that money is tighter than it was two
months ago, and that it week by week
grows worse.
THIS is usually the result Of trying te
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BENTON TOWNSHIP

State decrease 80 cents; County de.
crease 81 80; Township increase 80 90.
Total increase 60 cents.
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MALAGA TOWNSHIP.

State decrease 80 cents; County de
crease 81 80; Township increase 70
cents. Total decrease 80 cents.
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The Agents for this county are
Messrs.PARKER s. CUNNINGHAM.

They are prepared to furnish machines to
parties at any point in the county.
For further particulars address.
JIM. PARKER, or
NJ. &. CUNNINGHAM.
june2, '74m3. sardis, Monroe County, Ohio.
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State and County decrease 81 60;
Township increase 81 80. Total in
crease 81 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-04
Inl,uInnu Conduct.

We are informed that Henry Hedge
COKE was put Off the train at Groesheckk,
at midnight, while in Il dying condi-
ton by u conductor on the Central. IL
seems that Mr.. HedgecoXe ana Miss
Goodwin, relative, had purchased
tickets at Austin for Mckinney, and
were on their way home. When near
Groesbeck, Henry, who was in the last
stages of consumption, was attacked
by smothering sensation. MISS
Goodwin carried restoratives with her,
and was probably administering them
when the conductor, discovering his
situation, ordered him to leave me ears.
Miss Goodwin pleaded with MN TO
allow them to remain, as she would
not leave him, offering money IN any
quantity to he brought home. But the
conductor had him put out on the depot
platform where he died few minutes
afterwards. 1t being night, ana Miss
Goodwin by herself, no assistance
could be summoned for some Tune,
and finally, when the aid OF physi-
clan was obtained, it was too late. me
family and friends, who are numerous
i'm this county, are very indignant ut
the treatment received at the hands OF
the company's agents, and may adopt
measures that will teach the company
that invalds are entitled to privileges
extended to Others. These are the re-
ports, as near rs we can gather them
We hope for the sake on humanity
that they are exaggerated,
IN Justice to the citizens OF Groes
beck, we will say that MISS GOODWIN
received the kindest attention at theil
hands when they became aware Oh mel
situation Mckinney Enquirer.
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THE DAILY HERALD,

mice - Thira bisFg ~ eiaFh q nFSr
as's NeW hHiidiss' faFHeF ~ iH''Ar
and AiaiH hiFegiH' iinhiness Visan-
Frsnt Hnem 80 second hfeFS,
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OCTOBER.

From Churchs Musical Visitor for uel0herl
uh, hGunling dreams NJ sweet summerd adj
Sc bring me- hrnri'nchrs Ia your whispers
low,
Echoes Of song may moi heur again,
NuiGrH whose tnnrh were silent long hhpi
Visions Of orchards rfnWncd WIN hnlhl
Where npple-Dlnssolns scent tho air 0f May
Aud nom the hloplng hillside comes the
or sweet'yolced children NJ their happy
play
There IL q low, sad rustic Ia the glr,
Among tho yellow banners ~ The e0fii
Tho aided unn0wor drops her heavy hrhli
The garden border ~ ilH wealth N khoih,
A subtle stiffness hrOudH DER nll the scene,
the brucdintlOn Of the year hnhrnmri
The shrpVos arc gn,nered nom inc lhulhs
The nus6apdman Inns sung the "Ha'yest
Home"
Ia aded moldows whore the partridge lrlls
His clear loud song 10 call hN WANDERING
The sIrCams aro shallow and the grasses
whore scarlet peoples NccKod the ncld hut
There Is 4 whisper IN the falling stream,
A SIGH lhrO' al the nislcA oi forest trees,
A trcMulous vibration IN the songs
The wild birds pour upon lhe evening
breeze.
The sweet deod days viii come to us no
more;
New ,ummcrs may brlng.horveSis OF de-
HIGHT, ,
Fair days may dawn with eyes of splendid
huO- ..
They cannot shine so Infinitely bright,
Az the sweet vanished hours that we nave
lost;
or are they only gnrncred snio ANA sure
10 wait for us In some FAR, future wofil,
Where summons shall ctcrpnly cndnfoY
The rusting leaves drop softly NJ my feet,
Warm airs carcss my cheeks WIN lowing
kiss,
No chill OF autumn shivors In the mir,
Yet something indohnRblc miss,
on summer sweet, II never more on onflh
may rejoice In al your beauty nlc,
/ cannot say farewell, for we shall meet
Where you may bloom more Infinitely hlf'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-04

DALLAS is about to get up \ grand
barbecue, to be given to our congress
sional candidates, and the Dallas HER
AID wishes ii to be known as the
"Grand Tournament of EIoquence."
We think il very appropriate name,
as all those distinguished gentlemen
are known for their ability and clio,
quence. We hope this movement VIII
meet with the sanction of the whole
surrounding community Fort Worth
Standard.
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Travelling agenu q, W, Beckelt
Now York; q, r,linWell, p, A., feIipngill 4
ln., and Rates 8 Locke
PhlladnlphlA Coo, Wealhprill 4 90,
ClnrlnnAui y, ", raUin,
Sew OrlpanH Thomas Mcintyre,
sneyeppH W, n, hpalhs,
iinuslnni ", u, Gushing,
Austin, lrARH Y, N0lgl,
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

nuE WEEKLN llkRNLp Wlll be pgh'
isAh rgr,y saturday WnruinH, huhseUpf
iYl, lih ppr nnuum ri,h iur hiH inouliihi
.ftYHuiH lutplfAHrn, No funs1iiplnn lihru
H., zoos pnllli lnHn hif months ..
.dyrH lsfHruts inserted ui tnn rate ~ " NJ
ptl si4,itr go litr NIit INSERTION, ana 70 cents
H., q 900 subs tiurul insertion
Obituary notices. inHrfNHrai hnAlhHi puilll
meetings rlrlt nl lhhnlfai rlNu 10 hr pAll lil
M nall advertisement fNtraf
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TO ADVERTISERS.

All persons who contemplate ihhkl,e v", W.
,racts with newspapeTs for the insertion 81
odyertisements should seud - cents to
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RAILROADS..

Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Ieeye Galveston nj $40 IN and arrive at
Houston ut $50 % m.
Leave Galveston ut 8.00 p m ana arrive NJ
Houston at 600 p IN.
Leave Galveston at $50 y IN anu arrive AZ
Houston nj $50 p m.
Leaye Houston at $40 IN ana arrive NJ
Galveston at 800 y IN.
Leave Houston 1000 IN ana arrive al Cal
weston at $50 p IN.
Leave Houston at $3.50 p IN and arrive at
Galveston at 1880 p IN.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves caves
ton MT 1000 a M Leaves Houston AZ 200 M.
The 0:l0 n m train from Galveston connects
nj Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and Fan Antonio railway. Comets at
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railroad.
meets with the Houston and Texas central
railway.
The 100 p m express from Galveston con.
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad at Houston Mt p m.
The loco IN train from Houston arrives al
Galveston at $3.50 p m. Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket Offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and at the depots.
Communication tickets TO local points, one
thousand and Ave hundred mile tickets, ian
be purchased at the ticket offices of this COM
many or from Galveston ticket office.
q. n. NICHOLS, Superintendent
II. b. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent. :.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02
New York Market

NLw YORK, April l.-CotloH-
Firm; midillDg uplands lie. Flour
Steady; superine western and State
5 6OG6 IS; common TO good GOA
6 So good to choice 6 55@6 rs;
White wheat extra 6 7j@7 10; extra
Oaio 6 3O@7 80. Wheat-Heayy. Rye
aid BarIey-UnChaUged, Corn-Dull
and heavy; old dull; new western mixed
sO@9T4G old DO $4,000; high mixed
and yellow western S7@6Sc. Oats-
More active and higher; mixed western
j6G60c; white western 60963c. Cot.
fec-DuIl aud heavy Rio l9!@22ic
Sugsr-Easier and declining. Pstro-
lsum-Easier but more active; crude
7t97tc; refined lj!c, prompt delivery
l6c early May; l6tc early June, Eggs
Heavy; western l59l6!c. Leather
STEADY at 2T4@30; Orinoco Company
2j@274c. Wool-FIrm; domestic fleece
4)@65c; pulled 25@jOc; uuwusbeI
lSG32c Pork-FirmeI, new mees
Is Is on spot; is 90 June. Lard
Higher; prime steam 9 3-l6 on spot;
9fG9 l3-l6C April; gt(g9 l5-lb May.
Buuer-Heayyi western 25938;.
Cacese-Unchanged. Whisky-More
active and firm at CSC Metals-Msr-
u'as;ured copper steady; new shesthiag
I35c; i0got lake firm at 24f92jc, Pig
ilou-QueG Scotch s37 O094l 0C7
American 20 0093j 0Q. Bsr-Stesdy
and unchanged; Russia sheet 1910
l7Ic gold. Nails-Unchauged
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02
IN DIANA,
EGect OF tho Crusade.

JErYEnsoSvILLF, April Tine Com.
mon Council has passed an ordinance
by only two majority requiring liquor
dealers to pay the sum OF one hundred
dollars for license. This being excess
sive, i. meets with the disspprovsl OF
many good citizens, and will elect
at the coming city election an entire
new Council. The proscriptive man
ner in which the temperance element
is being brought to bear is driving sew
eral OF the beat German ciusens to
Louisville. Thus, instead OF building
up and sustaining a live mercantile and
commercial city, it is fast producing q
stsgnaut appearance in all business
departments.