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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-06-02

7 CA. Roberts left for Fargo, and 1t.
W. Bowen for St. Paul, Tuesday z.5
Major Clark, Of the l7th Infantry,
greeted his friends at Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Jackman, mother Of John j.
Jackman, arrived Monday to visit her
son at Bismarck. ssz =, W. :s- sTsl,.5 +sc
John A. Stoyell and Geo. T. .Flannery,
lawyers, left Tuesday morning for Fargo
to attend the term Of the U. 8. Court in
session there, .a m 4: s 80 aS+a Is ts. d.
Mrs. Thomas Van Etten and Mrs. G.
". Plumley left, Tuesday on short
visit to their old homes in Minnesota
the former accompa nying her father,
Col, Sweet. r,:at sss sai,lit 4 Il la .2sa saF
j. G. Dodee, rsceivedaths congratula-
tions ofEeverybody on his return few
days ago With tlate) Miss Garry Nc
Cory, Of Douglas Co, Minn., now Mrs.
J. g. Dodge, Of Bismarck. ses3 Tsss:s.tssl 4
Col. Wilson and Major Dickey left
for Fargo Tuesday, having been sum:
.moned On the u. s. grand jury. Bis.
mxrck gives Fargo. 2 decided benefit 1t
tie present term Of court. i.lg,a.25 .i5g- /
|-'s K Among those has Il attending the land con.
test who left Tuesdly were Thomas II.
Csnfeld, QSf. Geo. y. Sweet, Capt O.
Taylor, TD.sA Robbins, Frank Broad-
well and Collins. s.ax s1ss !: ,ss' VI
UR. D. Jennings and COL Brownson,
Geo. Gibbs Henry Suttle and Frank
Brown, the two former Of the grand ju-
csnd the lstter Of. the petit jurys left
for the q. s. Court ct Fargo Tuesday. ]
Col. W.. "A. Paxton, OF Omaha, arrived
Monday evening on his way to
Standing Rock where he is interested
in contracting. The COL is. one Of those
live, lwholesoaled men who is always
welcome. ~ sl,5,ss sds.ns4tt. !. gq1 saa /
A. E. Bonnafin, j. left for ST. Paul
Tuesday morning. ID Il. S. Parkins and
Oapt. Harmon left for Standing Rock
Sunday. ea Capt. Harmon has wholly
,closed out his interests at Fort Rice to
4 . Mr.. Smith, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, who
has become assoeisted with Mr.. Pitts.
Judge Fland, eau, atty for the City,
and Goa. John SB. Sanborn, atty. for
Jackman,s Hackett and Proctor ii the
late ,tewnsite contest, left for st. Paul
Saturday, having spent two weeks here,
they sxy, very pleasantly Col. W iilson
este : party. & his Office the evening
btSsre thsy left which WIS enjoyed i'm
msnsely ~ the fifteen OF tasnty, Ill the
>rosm would hold, smiled only the Col
|.ousl.
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Both the President and the Sec'ty o1

Roth the President and the Sec'ty Of
the Interior gave the Indians Il now in
Warrington to understand that they
mnst surrender the Black hills or shift
for themselves hereafter. Under the
treaty Of 1868, the gcy g ''ssl nsnt Is not n
required to feed the red skiss aftsrl 4 1E4' s74'
and the r.tions shey have received
since that tins l,.ys been = sfatuity
from the government. Y Ihe Prtsid i! slal! dsn4t
called attention to the taet Tthae ene
whites now numbered geo 10 6he lndi.
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The Fargo Ezpress and Ai,vor and
G1yndon Gasstts have been suspended
and from the wreck will issue the Fargo
zsmts ct an early day. Mr.. Barker
'rstires to his potato patch, where it is
to be hoped be will be permitted to
earn his bread and butter undisturbed
by "Bowels" or other complaints.
Harwood goes east on . visit, and
Chambers will run one Of the neatest
papers on the line Of the N. P. ...33@
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-06-02

Minneapolis is infested with incendi-
aries whose special aim seems to be the
destruction oflnmber. Petit & Robin
son, Cook Gaines & Co. and Gibson &
Tyler are the latest sufferers. The May
or offers $1,000 reward for the arrest Of
the incendiaries. q u 4 lI.-7s 3
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81 M Dcnths. i. 1.a6 singss oorses....... s
Subscription paJable Invariably IN advance.
g THE TowNsITE MIDDLE.
The hearing in the townsite case be-
fore the u. s. Land officers 1t this point
closed Friday, two weeks having been
occupied in taking the testimony. There
seemed to be an honest attempt on the
part Of everybody connected with the
case to get at the exact facts, to the end
that no injustice may be done any
psrty. AS the trial progressed one At
ter smother Of the contestants,o on paper.
dropped out, narrowing the conflict
down to the corporate authorities and
Hackett and Joy, as to the NW@ OF 4,on
which the principal portion Of the city
is sit,s tied, and the corporate authorities
:. and Proctor on the WI Of NE@@, and the
Couaty Judge and Proctor and Williams
on the III Of MEL. Joy does not stand
the ghost Of show, nor does Williams, /,
SO, that the contest is practically mar
rowed down to the corporate authorities
and Hackett and Proctor; and the evi-
dence clearly shows that the town was
laid out and occupied month before
Hackett came into the country. and
occupied for purposes Of trade about
the time he came, while Proctor did not
come for nearly two months after Hack
ett, and when be came he bought lot
and built 4 house on It as such and sub.
sequently virtually gave Col. Sweet .
Quit claim deed of it. On the one hand
ve have these two men who come here
aud staked out for agricultural purpos-
..es, as they allege, . tract Of unsurvey-
ed lana on which city Was being built
!thay allowed people to go on and erect
buildings for purposes Of trade and
make public Improvements, without =
word Of warning from them that they
should claim the land, and Of course,
their improvements, one Of them even
acting as q contractor and builder,
building up : city on his pretended
farm, Of which he after yards became g q !
Mayor: and on the other, several hun, a
dred persons who claim lots under the
etoxnsite law of 1867, on which they
have placed improvements yaiuedde sde q i not q
less than two hundred thoussnd ,l della dellars;
.,nd L cannot c1, q So h chat the Department
vim ignore the rights of Ill these, people
and award their property their lots
and ;mprovemsnts--to these two pre-
= F, .emntor,, !, Who certainly have not very
clearly, shown that they intended TAX
inc !. farm instead Of gobbling city
The lawyers are required to g. fle l' their a
briefs sy the arsts Of Jui9, : when hlsstl the
E, ease ,.tI With the opinion Of the local land
officers Win b, forwarded toscthe Com
nissiod,r of the General + and Office h :
The importance Of the ess,l's e.se wi will prohna-
bly,s sc,,.,usslits ., imnediate considefatisn,
both & "a the I General Land Office and By
the Department Of the 1nteflor ,tc which
it will undoubtedly be appealed .nd I
patent may be expected about Y next ne.tei Sep
tember. s,s5e,a ;ievaE ss@a: - sttf q a55.fa
IN. ~. i,.,.r if;rna Z harfacts suni1ert
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u0eO III S0IS SSSOS OlO wv tUou SuU
there propose to testify TO- facts THAT
would defest Hacket's claim to tie land
in contest; did not then off4 to come
up and testify if could Be ptid for .it;
1 think it was in. November ! wGs ia
Sweets Office; I never nsntio1sd Hack
cts name; Sweet said hefwonfd not slst
Hacket prove up becauseshe could not
trust him. nThe GROSS examinations was
suspended until tomorrow. 773s.s5 VII
COL Geo. Gray appsared for the n.
p. r. r. and fled astatement claiming
tho right ofway granted across the NAA
section 4, and. tho !NE4 Of the NE4{
Of section 8 granted by act lof' congress
&C., and objected to sny3 patent being
granted which would interiors with
the rights Of the Northern Pacific r.
r., Company. ~ %. g -. ..I.i = .t,e6
IoidT -7t'%5a : ~ 'sArunpAY, NAY 22d. /
|. Cress eaaminat;on Of Osrnslius Col.
lens 6y Col. S,1eet. Il did not, propose
to Col. Sweet ia November last to swear
in this case if 7 could be paid for. it; I
did not 1t any time say to Judge,B Bowen
that + would testify ID this, case Or any
ease connected with It for the man, who
would pay me the most money; I did
not say to Mr.. Van Etten that I would
rot testify ia this contest until they
would come down with the money;
+ did make such 4 statement about sAr.
Goartney's claim; | did. .pot offer to
swear for money, lout ! did propose to
remain and be his witness if be would
pay me the wages I was to receive on
the boundary survey ] could not af-
ford TO- waste my tins; I did not Assist
Nj. Haekett 10 survey bis. claim ON APP
pie Creek; / did not know he had one
until Sweet told mel never told any
one that ! had assisted Mr.. Hackett to
survey claim on Apple Oreek;II never
told any body I would swear y did; I
made written agreement with Sweet
,at Fortt tincoln;it was witnessed BY LII.
Christy; / don, know it it was signed
By Sweet; Idon't know whether ChTistJ
signed lis he was employ dby Sweet
also; the copy Of this agreement !
made in 1873; Imade the copy from
recollection; made the copy at the REL
quest of John Wasson Buffalo Jack); I
never had the copy in my, possession
only just while signing i and was
sworn to.it;,I had the original in my
possessions just while ! was signing IT;
Sweet handed it to me to sign and put
it back in his pocket; can tsay whether
the copy in evidence is ID my hand wri-
ting or whether Mr. WATSON wrote
it / know I signed it and swore to il
right after; (witness signs his name on
. blank sheet at the request Of Gel.
Sweet and the signature was attached to
the purported copy); ! saw the. paper
when Iilrst. signed and swore to it and
have not seen It since until yesterday;
(onsexaminihgs the copY) the signature
iismins; the body is not: have seen
this now three times; the or'glnal but
dncs Here witness attempted 20 give
verbally ia copy Of the paper g follows:
aFort Mex Keon, (noweL Lincoln 4pg: 9tb,
1872. This is 70 certify that l have
this day sold all my right as . home
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The TsstinoaY 4pe 0aaket1 Oarti1.
uoa-lGr. JoJs InAami1a11an@-onld
Hot Collect Hi1solf-Nyhv WI
s Haas JunpeA Preststb C1ai4. .S1n.
day NiGlt 7Ihs Caesse1 JaS1aaz
We take up the evidencs ID the town
site eass swhsrs ws left fit Hast wesk,
commencing with TIE testinsny Of Mr..
Collins on behalf Of Edmond Hsekstj:
Cornelius Gollins svor..-Ig1seide il
Bismarck; have resided he since
about the 18th Of May 1879 I know
Geo. w. Sweet; I imsde Z o6ntract. to
hold claims and turn then err to him;
that was in 1872; that contract was in
writing and signed by me and delivered
to Geo. W. Sweet; Ilhave not bad it in
nv possession since. Witness WAS
shown paper which he swore Was .
true copy Of the contract. he made
with Col. Sweet. The paper was filed
in evidence. II certified that the
party sold his rightaas aosquattsr, pre-
emptor OF homesteadar, toiany trsctl Of
land Mr., Sweet chose to put him on for
the sum Of IS so, and > salary Of $40
per month and )boArd. 5a5iI3 /
Objected to by Judge Fhndrsau as
immaterial &C. t /.
% Examination continued: there were
several other persons employed at the
same time and for the same purpose by
Mr.. Sweet; I never saw Sweets pre-.
emptors order off but two men; it was
generally understood that they were to
attempt to prevent others from holding
claims in this vicinity and I personally
know that two were ordered Of; il was
generally understood that any one to
stay on this bench where Bismarck now.
stands must get permission fom Geo.
w. Sweet; one of Sweets employees was
holding Hacket's claim in AAxust 1872.
Orsss eeomined 1y Mr.. SsvSet. II was
at Mr.. Sweets Office in st. Paul in the
month of December last; did not then
volunteer to come to Bismarck as s Wit
ness in this case; ] did not then and
there propose to testify TO- facts THAT
would defest Hacket's claim b the land
in contest; / did not then offH to come
up and testify if could Be psid for It;
i think it was in. November / wis ii!
Sweets Office: i never nsntioa5sd Hack
et's name. SweAt aaiG1 alhat tjI0a,kf3 mx&s faks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01

The general market is dull. Snles are
slow, and most of the stock offered con-
sists of cheap horses. Sales in the Fifth
street auctions for the last week footed up
30 head, against 325 head for the pre-
cedng week. Of last weeks sales, there
was shipment to South Carolina at
$S5ml25 per head to Winchester, Ken
lucky, Mt 5000, and TO Louisiana mt
$35MGO. The run of prices may be
quoted unchanged, rs follows: Plugs $50
GrlO, common work SjO@S5, common
drivers S6jm9O, medium drivers $50
@12O, street car $SJ@ll0,.Boston chunks
$s5Gl2O, good harness horses for home
use $l2O@l5O, extra harness horses $50
G2OO, heavy draft $50, 200 and $500
In the mule market prices are rs fol-
lows: Fourteen hands $1,000, fifteen
hands $ll0@l53 sixteen hands $l5OCL
Sl75.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01
The New York Horse Distcmper
Ahntinp.

From the New York Tribune.
1t was stated yesterday at the stables OF
the street car and stage companies that the
endemic that has been prevalent among
the horses in this city is rapidly ahatins'
Most of the horses that have been at
tackled by the disease are again ut work
and no instance could be asccrtained
gherc fatal result had followed, where
nroner care was taken of the animal.
The veterinary surgeons state that the
disease i not like the disease that proved
so fatal about two years ago. The pres
ent epidemic they believe.to be due to the
great fall in temperature. The first IN
timatidn of the attack of the present IN
huenza has been sncezing and increased
secretion of mucous, that indicated lrri-
tati2n of the nasal passages. \ niue
care or rest. protection from the night
air. andIplentv of good food have induced
rapid canvelescence. There has been
more trouble from this disease
reported within the past few days among
horses belonging to private individuals
than among those of the car companies
and livery keepers. 1t is believed, how
ever, that the disease will soon dlSap-
pear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square, inch space.
One time............s IS One MONTHS ~
Two times.......... % Three months. II 10
one week ......... 2 80 one year. p ~
one square changeable once week $50
Special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements 10 occupy liked places -
per cent additional.
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 80 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line-bia no
IOcol notice lOiH be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
eel business houses, must be paid for in all
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers Will be connned 10
their legitimate business, and all adNcr-
tiSements not connected with II Will De
charged for nj our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01
pittsburgh Live stock Market.

The market today was dull and slow
for all classes Of stock, particularly so
with regard to the common grades, aS
there were too many of this class on
sale; hence buyers had the market pretty
much in their own hands, and ~ u conSc-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01
sIIEEP AND LANES.

The run of sheep and lambs was very
heavy, reaching fully 1900 head, which
was in excess of the demand of the
trade Good open wool sheep were in
the best demand and sold mp to s. %,
whilss common fine wooded brought only
50 00G4 90. Lambs were rated accord
ing to weight and quality The market
was not as lively as it was last week,
though prices were about the same. a
large number would remain unsold, We
quote: Good coarse wool, $j@5 %; com
mon fine wool, $@@i 90; lambs Per
head, $l@L3 so.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01
HOGS.

The offerings footed up about 200 head,
being about the same It's last week.
Prices show no quotablc change, being
governed us to grade and quality. We
quote as follows:
Choice cornted hogs, 50 00m9 %; good,
IS jO@8 IS; fair, - 0OCl7 -; roughs
ST OOMG 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLlNGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.
Have now in store and for sale:

90 Halt Bbls Lake Herring.
ElOO White Fish. &H
$40 No. 3 Mackcrel..
'I2U " No. 2 Mackcrel.
~ Packages Macllerel, = and 3 in quart 4,
barrels ana kits.
- TicrccS choice Carolina Rice.
l5O BblS choice y. .. MolaSScs.
81 HhdS choice y. .. Sugar.
81 BblS SyrupS.
On Bbls Standards \. Il, Extra {. Gunu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, franklin and
&C Sugars.
5Ol BblS Flour, embracing White Rose
Keystone, ldiewiSc, Howard and Othu
standard brands.
100 Bags prime TO choice Coffee.
> Hall Chests prime 10 choice q. L
Teas.
81 Caddies prime To Choice q. p. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces Halhruoli's j. IL
Milliner'S, PAGES and other good and rc.
liable brands, among the best i'm the couu-
try. our stock Is full ana complete, and
will be offered To the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers To
all and EXAMINE our stock before purch
cSing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL & ELI NGHAM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER MORNING. OCTOBER 1877

quence made the most of this opportunity,
and succeeded III bearing prices below
last weeks figures on all grades except
strictly prime. However, all the offerings
of cattle and hogs were disposed of, but
the market ruled very low toward the
close. There will be quite number of
sheep and lambs left unsold, most of which
will try their luck at the Union stock
yards tomorrow.
Receipts of cattle-Total this week,
5l3; total last week, 4JG.
CATTLE.
1t will be seen that neither sheep nor
hogs are included in the arrivals by rail
and that the receipts of cattle are 40
head in excess Of last week, which were
495, against 5i5 this week. In addition
there were some 800 head driven in from
East Liberty and the surrounding coun-
try OF Western Pennsylvania, Northern
Ohio and West Virginia, which would
swell the totol offerings to about 500
head. As above remarked the great
bulk OF the offerings were Of the common
and medium grades. In fact there were
too many by half of this class of stock
and the result was that last weeks prices
could not be maintained. At the same,
prime cattle met with ready sales at full
rates. There were a few fine heavy
steers in the pens which had not found
purchasers when we left the yards, the
owners holding them above the views OF
buyers. On the whole, the market was
not satisfactory to sellers at least. We
quote us follows.
Extra fat, 800 to 100 lbs buiiocks,
81 50H 80; extra 1900 to l,4OO lbs
steers, So 75G7 %; extra LOO to l,2OO
lbs steers, 9 O0@6 so; good 900 to LOO
lbs steers, s. O0mG 90; medium, 50 75a
4 10; bulls and cows, SO 0OGGi 80; veal
calves, 81 50(G6 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01

The receipts this week consist very
largely of common sheep, for which there
quite limited demand. Good sheep
being scarce, are, as they have generally
been, in fair demand, but are taken sole
" by our home butchers, there being no
eastern demand whatever. There is not
much call for stock sheep, except it be
for tair ewes and good wenthcrs. Good
lambs are scarce, and common on.s
plentiful.
Quotations Wequotc sheep at "a SIC
the latter for few extra, lambs 81 jO6
4 90 per head, or when sold by the pound
Mt 90 6!c; stock sheep Posse, the latter
for the very best.
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at'heeliug Re9lster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

one vear.........-.sS ~ Three months...S 90
six MONTHS. " One month";. 70
TRI-W EEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, yr..I w One copy,6 mos.S2 ~
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr...S2 ~ Five copies, yrs 9 %
One copy. d mos ~ Ten copies yr. Is 90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01
MICH COWS.

There were few on sale, the best ruling
ms high rs SGj, and from that figure
down us low us $50, the prices being en-
tirely governed by their milk-Siving
qualities,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01

ton: .......
Attic Tinker House and Droue Yards.
J. c. billiard, Va;,..2S Weber Il Hess, ,..$S
owen Hawken W. ~ "; =; k9deh@yeTo'S
b. F. Mitchell, .Vi0l ". Va,,,..'....,...2O
II. Was, w. Na.-".23 w. b. Stanley, Old
b. ). Morgan, W. va J. n. Bay, O."........2l
VIM. Collins, W. W. \. FoSse, O.........iO
h. W. Shown, W.N.25A. woodward, O......l9
l.. p. Shinn, W. 10 Bay Il FOose, Obi
JAS Gooden, Va....3SJ. ii. Bumgardncr,
Jacob flames, VAIL Na.......................l0
W. IL. Coverly, W. r. II. Crockett, Vail
Va........................2jJ .R.Andcrson,W WV 81
IL. NJ. Jack, W.N-...i2 VIM. Roberts, Na...j2
j. Queen, W. Vail \. j. Bane, Na.-......&
f. ". Post, W.Va..iO.B, +. Richmond, %
w. j. Kirk, " Son, j. IL. Smith, Na---..E
W. Na....."..........MT /. II. Lynch, va
Parker Pepper, W. j.. N. Fletcher, N"~l9
Va ...................Sj &. K. Hite, Na........39
j. ID. Rominc, W. NJ. Forbes, Na.......2l
Va........................OJ J. II. Bright Vail
~ Goii Na......lS'l. ii. Carter, Na.....l9
Barns u Sutton, W. l.. II. Hopkins, Walls
Na.,;............;s.....35J. r. Yates, Ea..".lsi
\: Lehman Bro, l.. Z. Sllcott, WILL
y. X. Morrison, W. Thos. Idcn. VAIL
Na........................IJ .S,Anderson, W.
Standcr x Moore, or Jno: Middleton, Wis
II .Stalder & Bro, Oll2 ). Miller, Md...........5
{. Smith, O..........lSJ, Weinberg, MIDI
NJ. Holtymiller, O...2U Matt Myers. Md IA
III the CatuertOn Hotel and DrOre Yards.
X. j. Glendy, N....352 d. G. Thomas, Na...51
J. Hoover, W. Na..l6 Glendy &Ruckman
L.. >. Yohn, Na.....l29 Na.'..................l56
W. p Brown, Na..li3P. Carnige, w. Van
{. &. Fralick, Na...2l c. McC lung, Na......3S
j. T. Daniels, Na......7O l.. ID. Dairs, Na.......j3
j. w. Lynch, WV l0j VI. Eiseman, Na....~2G
VIM. To0le, Na.......6t q. w. Moss, Wall
WIN. Hamilton, V.lSR. II. Crockett, Na.GS
Lewis Myers Il Co, A. II. Flanagan,
TO. Martin, WI H. Griffith Md........53
e. T. Bcale, O..........Si SenSency Il Lam
q. W. James, O-......H bert, Md ...............B
j. Tucker, W. Na..62 W. BargoOn, Midi
A. \. Stanly, Na....35 l.. Hutchinson, W.
j. II. Woodford, Na.."......................2i
W. Na...............l2i A. Rice, Md ...........ll
C.. Winget, O............2I Lesser 4 McMuIlin,
VIM. Lynch, WE Md.............. ....."..l2
Lloyd reynolds, II. Stingley, W.Na"5G
". Na.-................32 y. Langley, Md ......li
Addison Ankrom, Gray IL Jnork, Md
W. Na...................27C G. Morehead, Md. )
u. W. Mason, Va....lS K. Turner, Md....lG
r.. Henry, Na.....23 :. Hanley, Md-........i
At Wiheinl'S Hotel aud DrOre Yards.
II. Moore, O..........lj ID. l.. Perine. W.V.22
-. LukinS, O...........2i WIN. Post, W. los
NJ. McClOny, O..... - 81. Martin, w. N..l3
eJuo Fisher. W.Vail sPlummert d Morri-
j. T. Donley, Pa...GO son, ky-........."~..l2
II. Carney, W. Na~27 "Plummcr& Morri-
n. G. Norris, w .Na.O son, ky................lS
"a. Tenant, W. V.iU Jas. Gump, w. Na"CO
'Shippcd East without being offered in
this market
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01
SWINE MARK EFT.



The arrivals this week are scarcely as
good throughout rs were those of last
week, though the tops are shade inferi-
or to the same grades then offered. Prices,
as it was thought might be the case, adj
vanccd nearly onc-fourth cent, and have
been taken very freely at the improve
ment. AT the close, the prospects are
fair for the maintenance of these rates for
n week or two, rs prices in the west points
to this result.
Quotntio"s;-We quote best hogs at
lli@ll4c; common tail ends and grass
ers l04@lle, and stillers lO&Ggll!r.
suvrp MApEET
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01
LIST OF DRovER

The following are the names of the
principal drovers, owners or consIgnecs
of the principal drovers, where the cat
tie are reported from and their destina-
ton: from.