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The sejouru Of the American rife team
10 ireland has been one continued ovation
10 The practicing the Americans have shown
themselves superior shots.
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Judge Rodman is out for Convention.
Judge Rcdman does not agree with bis
party. Judge Rodman says the Constitu-
ton needs amendment. And now that the
convention Is called. must have it.
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MARKETS.

DANvILLE. Va, july 18th.
Reported By S. II. Holland \ TO-, Re.
cepts light and market very active.
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PERSON c0UNrY

Several times within the last twenty
years Person County has been represented
in the Legislature BY enc who 20 we'll dis
charged the duties Of legislator anil sus-
tanned the character pf nan and \ gen.
tlenan, that Person county honored itself
IN its choice. aud the State was proud of
Person that II had that Judgment Of merit
that pointed to the selection Of suca man
Us John W Cunningham.
Again the people Of Person have called
upon John W. Cunningham to uphold their
rights ana lead their counsels ut time
when Judgment, talent and high character
were most needed. Is it to be thought
possible that the people Of Person will fail
il their duty? What has John Cunning
ham ever done to forfeit their esteem? Al
Legislator he has been faithful and wise.
AS citizen, he has been liberal and pub
lie spirited As neighbor he has been
kind and generous. Shall he be abandon
ed now, and for whom? What peculiar
claim has Charles Winstead upon the peo-
pie Of Person that John W. Cunningham
cannot match: What services has he ren.
dered that Cunningham has not surpassed
And shall government officer, backed b,
the patronage Of the administration and US
ing all the corrupting Influences placed a
his disposal, come into Person to seiuc,
from their allegiance people who have
never before failed TO recognize the supe
rior merits Of their iavoritc seryantl
, 1875-07-26
r11E c14rCAts&) TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JULY 2U, 1875.

rr timothy rcvo nlscctl t,t other Rer1s wholly
neglected I'll" s"lf" c"r'ss @ tn' ~" u t"yu r1"y II
tbs crop Will lo = fair avrrnR" rur. and smaller 'nah
that Of la.t year. gsa Portion q s'e tMoty W.
npscu!nte In inv ttmnhy. Scllrr Aus,st wus ano'cd
Al {3as. We luu.a: Timothy, f39hs?10; uulga''a,,,
i.he eo, cioser, s'.ocs''; has' s'ts'' 1acx"ns"''
* sSif-wa- fairly. sc,ise mil stea.1y. saalnaw,
"on,S" nut ,; G'.n , s ,ajrs nj,',asFy M ssHs s
tslx, Ashton dairy, pr sack, ss'1
TEAs-1n. turss rnnlntrn Mndsn.lly E"tm for tne ie
scnsai, Alt! prices 1iriIar ihat fnttilisIs at "o
cpntis,ilo 10 slunto: asEruwnkH alnrusk~CMn..o
10 fancy, s1.'H't!'.'o good to vElno: ;otass -
""II ~; Iii 10 10 % E"si, % s.c roni,,oi asiae. ~
rrn,A1. MorusEtho'cc to fancy. t!.e 9os; enoa 70
rms :1e 's l. eans s ss ssSte ca,,a l1aaSe' ~ .
t. rsln'r. soa ;se; shIee % ianey Old. 1es.es:
OnLoxa-t'lniee 10 f.ney, borMsloa: Eooa 10 primo
| Co.,, :0a: :cnsHsnnn, ;hk't I'M
WUOl1-Dc1lsra repotseh far t'nlnaud At $aoo TOT
| bcnelI a1HI $i,tH for nlspe-dc(attrch.
| Observation-Disclosures allnnAt unHalht'e on
the strict. as the ot4l retailers and consumers nay u
and atucaa mt nuRn'cnsng rapidly. Tic cfnr - %
rosaoe. IN Tho N"r,hwes pr"s.,s 70 10 o1e , e .. hs
f,ss ss" ss:, @ % isa.Sy srs t"s. s = utns
+" Tam.toe. were % siox 1t qnortion' vey Ae grew
sss offered hef g1ass 7cM ~ f ri
Rrcc,, cor,, iS%:oa per doz tomatoes, 7odoc pei
l,ox Southern nnmT, s}.opna;M ire. btl. ..,
arc acram.,iatluu sonsowlat. Tls .ietnapd u from
manufacturers. vim order a. tlllc only What lhcj
pears to 10 lille lnoro dawMion nn"nR farInsra ta
market tieir won probably baees1 they want 70 9e
out u tue .ss Lerc t!.eir Rsa H. Teay to 'Sa @ ~.
pour to gool lee 4Bc; uasled t,eec fine. 3s&!le
1o mciut, 4taaE do coarse. 3sts!e ~ m',wa.i'r;' ,:
the Leasy Y light, 2512sc; uo niednn'' '2ssse; u
| cuafgc. 3J{433c.
, 1875-07-26

fingers for IN luna unloactl A. murh III Tho l,t"r hAf
e r w,rk a. 70 naie ,c'r deal AZ w. ca1y r ", ,. ns
ss'lt., md fre. offerings 10 .c' f t.aro MI NJ
,v, nds,, Th% corn In t..sS s country "s' tx Ts
sellers Tho August ortt,n orsn.t g 71'fc. r~e to
:, Is; nsa s.. Il. M a"s " tss H. 81: III
in iavSr u hte:ni,ea. uasi .seH wcIs Ter'1'c, q
Gu by san'ilra nj IS &C. Toal, 2s'.a u !u.
o,,e,a and higher ior jnly, Stellar A',su.t and WI
irncr declined ar. Tirro wern Ru.a many s'i!.
@e ,'s ata, aa en M s md hc eoas.nnei ar wrar aio
tho -krt wrak for all tho trw crop no1t HcI'er
t's NINTH ana :a, ,srr, wsro n"rsnen,' TN, NJ
tmo unrkst i. rurneresi for luis month aud
t:c tl,"ls oat nre r,sins anxious ln as.le ssllrr
n5:r. Ealing hAek Later tn STAR nn.t closing nt III c'
ra rrrel. very fnalt. anL have te,!, fnr rev,
I @isiis M al an the inside. SELLER Aneu.t crenr u
a,ri sn "S, "s.e r At :" stcf sspten~r sS Il
a4@a1 e. riossllg q. w. tel'cr ths VT At 3;'s
:rc. clsh racs: s't' hn S":at 81" saase L., r.,
HyE-,tio,.s wcre dull and 2sar lover. cl.icls y
cunscos1lc of ta decline III WHEAT a'r! of larger Of;
rrfler september ACtaBlc, HOT ryu was more nctSe
S ~s.a ca S.. s sa". iuel"c ti | a bm S" !. sio 9oo
ha1 is SAMPLE nj 9taN. ti.o,. TnEal. a,4co In.
| rhltl.EY--Was ,.ui and at*se lnwcr. Tho wcafhe1
cont,rs favorable fnr hAssrktlna aid theFo "rte
e,nl 1,.ny selling orders in fcoHi tho eontsy whh
sa,at.l buyers lh, ulr. aud nhly moderate h!f-
ucl. VA. ,r at tho rcl!n. Cash hsrlry wa] inHcttsa
and nominal. Heller September "firl. NJ au
rtorr1 at s"t Seller oetoer soid ut 9se sl.V'' e'os
| Ing ut ths illallc.
| l.ATE1T,
In The nfternuon me.s pnrk was falrly active hns
weak, riinlt II Case rtr f lnsrr: at!lrs ~. Anxn* !
clt4ssi at SO 1hr 2pu. anil seller September At
a3,. Nale4 ,ul brIa Ut sN.21 s2O.2 fur August ant
tc, n. .GU for September.
Inri VIA In moderate demand n''t ioc oT,f oosl1s
at SIS 10 fur August, aud 1870 far septcnbcr VIZ
salrs uf 100 tc $t1.sue for August aaa sla
wheat active mi. 70 hiahtr cary iu thc After
urol tlLt swnr,ls -ollrrB ltcsMc yrEy numerous
u, s ,arkct rl,lrl ,luIE aud weak, closing at DR.
cline If lA,c. sclcr August aul up tn sl!l%. an
r!o4e,l al $t1oi. Seller seI.tcn.er hod at fl.174t
| t.9lN, antl rlosrl Mt $l.i7k'6l.17'..
CFis waa in rrotirrats enun aid eaatet ft1st''f
7at IL 7a!.c for August and 73'i7t7te for soren'i
tj,t. wcrp custer, closing at 4tN1!uAc for AnEu,'
&C., st37c fur September, ind FOE "s''sr I'll
month anl canlt. =. H.
harley was quiet and s.eady, With aaa 1t slol 10
, 1875-07-26

green Nutl vnrr lnsa finance mnrn danger FROM ifsts
that frn s ra,ske The nrw tr,r will ~ " nEhly -,
lie IN condition 10 market Until murlt l1iF sa1 nas
lps tin casc for fvr years. "nl nrG VII % N y, @ ~ -,
export until next rrr ~ y" nar IT. ts"'.. ,t,,
rubt months before te growing rrnP VII 10 Atn'l.'c
Willis thu aupply II. it c"Ihl"tsial state eanhet
rr,n 2j 10 ID ,r :, Ut that ii lat year at TINS !l'c au
H.. cr"u rf III YER WAS available several mohthS
r,,mrr4 wrrs frtc seller. early In Jnnr, ,'n"'" mf
rr.,,, ppe.lt which made tointry alcsr ften aflf-
.t. fr August delivery. They r.sntrni4i w!t! fArnl-
r. Il, .i,tisrr In inly, iat thes fill ttstfrr IN
,r Ia I'LL august s1lrs, wilic avsuuA fur tlso heavy
r.. i14x lila nI"lth. ....... go
mink thc hulk u tl,n left IL now moving, anl
syh.t little ia still IN thn han.s 1t farrerH in"nld
might srll 10 IeL hy then, whio k'nacrt Tor mo
kly will o fund Inr sinrt nf tho denRnu rseh
1hDqEu1f.
OTllrn BrATlSIIG7.
The New York IrS,iua LAthanbe Hrttlr gives thc
fnlin@h.: l.,
I!. w e supply n Rraip, comrr*tns shr s,"A II
Gr,,nry al shr prn !lal paints tf hert','a'''s ~ A.
lake aud scal*xrl tH,stf. III transit on the 'akes lae
New yo,k cnnats, an by r.tl. July u, Ids:
, 1875-07-26
LIVE STOCK.

cATTLE-The market opened quiet Rnu easy fest |
wcek, AMI that ~as It's condition Ia Tho ciosc. Tho DO
rsuiou waa duo to the unsettled state uf trade At the
Fast rather than 10 excessive supplies tLnuh or re-
cauta haye ygrely beau bera ut ths Aage Of tic
seaaou. Tho comparative scarcity Of asas md secon-
cl.ss ee1ea rendered II possible for holders Of such to
8ustalu former quotations. but III al1 osher descriptions
thqre was greater leHs s1riitkaRe Of Values "hto
u urates weyc .lull, tnoliem nhirpaug steers and
ackor were especially H. ard IT. thoee the dcireca-
ton was tho nsoat notitcahle. Texas cattle hhso dune
hctcr relatively hau lnye co,lnon aul medium HI
uycs, though tho decne In thuse good 2fs &c.
Continued liberal recepta looked .fnr+ nnti tAst
,rces 1T ali descriptions of Cattle will still lowor Is
tlo o1iulon generally cntcrtstnctl by tho trade.
During tic wock George Hoddick, Of Liverpool,
Enuat purchased If J. D. dillet tho 1oHan County
farmer 1l8 HradcA sears Ut tS7 GaK. Tue ny
erave wslsht of tho csttIo about i,o lis. They
wero shipped from tic Stuck Yarda OH Wednesday,
last, md Will 20 III Liverpool direct.
Saturdays buslsicss Light Advlccs from tile
East were acl that HpreEs did not caro- to Gontlh''o
ourratJnns sn1 Tho few ota nken for shipment ood
,iio ie1au for atockers also exs!el. hut tia wansa
of tho tralo dill not reach nosu hnn llalf te offer
snss, and tho fseline at nte eins. wa depressed.
r1trn pcoves- -oraurS sa1si steers, Ss,annsg 1850
oaoes 10 Weve:-ino, ii. we'll formed yaar
| 10 6 year old steors, weighing 1'so ~ oo,,c -.
o9p 3ps 1.iso t. ~ ns s.4o@b.cs
imr iioo 10 i.90o H. 4.7o9o.ls
Woi.ns u'i.H soo % 10 tioo IT,. -" @
Stock Cattls-Common cattle, weighing 70o
stars buj!s. and ssaawSv stsers. 2s3ot
TcxaS uattlo-TArough droyea ........... 3.2s9U.s
| iffHiH-Ths weuk stiluu op saturday was All act1yt
hpi prosperous une fur sellers. 10th the Local al't
ANBnnfR uFGE3it. and tho TALLY fGCGlpA
, 1875-07-26
Withdrawn tr,nl stare Friday for Flty con-
.un,, linn l. .3 iu wheat, 97t7 Lu corn. I'LL hu

WJtl;HraNn tF IN fE0r0 Filthy TUT FIF} TUT
.utu,tnn l. L3 bu wheat, 9.147 hi corn. I'LL hu
oats, ... ...
Tic following grain waH inspected into store "r
Saturday morning: ~ No. spring. 3l2 cars
Nu lo, ~ M. ID, D cars Rejected IL. . earn
10 grade do {au5 wleat}; 12d cars lEh-n'fAc'l eorn'
Al rnrs M . In, III cara rejected 10, ~ cara M
H.adc dn t7IJ cot1: cars wliitc oats. ) cars M.
10, carr rrrco., do, M grade do tio "a'sl:
car No. ryp No. DO, CAT III" no grade w.
CIR Su = barley, Tar Rejected dn Total l.iS9
cars, or AIaou bt. INSPECTED out 29l3Ss bu wheat.
alvsos lit corn, l7.fbl bn oats.
Ths following wcru tho receipts and shipments af
hrca,]x II and ise stoek ut a lslnt during tie past
wcrk mud for tho corresponding wteks ending .s
, 1875-07-26

Northwestern .l'l Asansir roc Ts!.' III, III.
Northwestern I'D. NV tsnfrai ln'; sn. %'l.l' iW,s
, 1875-07-26
TElECRkPHC MARKET REPORTS

FOREIGN MARKETS.
8psetal Ulsp4ttA ta Tie EAra4o 16tuAS.
Lrvrarootr July Ala u,-FIoVR-Ap. ], 2ss !
~, ,, ~.
-Wl.cat-spr!ng, No. !, 1os0a; No. y, 114t
, 1875-07-26


NEW Yonr, July at.-tipll omncA ut 1tatf. fon off
% H. advanced to 1l3s, aud clost! ptlI:.. The tor-
o~!,lg rates werp aud icr c4nt prr auuu.u. Ana
LG4 txr dlanl, L4pauA vat1 alsu n,aas tat.
Goyur1.,pcpt buuts closed steAdy.
1alIrual bunln rm G the late .lraliuss. Chicago
Northwestern, consolidated coupon gold luu!s n
4etutId Ut vi Unuu Pacific laud granta brought WI
Md sinking funds 10.
ssa.u bolul4 quiet At nominal pricea.
TLs STOCK market dull, but moderately strong.
tlo4u8, however, active and strong, xheh tAs Lest
prices Of lie week Iua4e IN Bo,ne sharcr. notably
Lake 6hore. Union Pacific, Western unon, a.,d e. ..
kI.C. Lake ahure adya.ceA 10 OIL Western Un!nn
IL Al,., Unuu Pacific 10 '3, lsock Inland ~ !9st..
tacthc sAiI su IVA, kortlwxstctn to b. Pahl 10
VIZ. 4ra 0hips to Ak The tranHactions aEgFcgatti
IAV&0 ahxsv4. Vt which H., w wuru Lake sboset aot
Northwestern, A.2u ht. FAul, 3l.uA Wesestu unioh
sianey closed 1t IA, Shipments OF 4peco for tht
xerk, f!l5,MW. Thu Assistant Trtasuret dnblfseu
ll1y,ooU. CuAtot,n teccilts, {7s1,UaU.
rlle week.. bank satrnsent u ~ follow: Loans
dterease, D, ,o0u .peC,e, increase, sala tD !cgA
t,naers. Increase. sl,a!4.9ud; de}nstls. 'ncEeate
aE, ,W}0 circulation. dreIraku. *lU!,4 reserve
iurreasc, tl.4is,:UI.
The Bni-Tseasu.er g,yea nhirc that coupons falling
duo Ang, !, ou tte 3.di lu!.s Vt tho district u
CuuJnGsa will bc i,lta VI anl a!er tha. date, on pEe
ky1,tAtlou ri tAI1 httlrs.
, 1875-07-26
kAKE FaEt0HT9.
QtflitkIl0.

c.,,, f,a,p,,ts vo,a uot At % fur corn by sai1 to
,,,mto M, II ,y.s understood tL.t aBc was na1d for
~. l,oo,,, ~ s,mo nort Charter: To uuf4lo-
unrs 1,tct,rd w,u.low. Camden. aud It, LavrrncA
se.,, - o. rron, rounta,n CIV md Vanderbilt tat-
tcr mart rarao,. corn md wheat. To pglcnsburg-
Rchfs Fol8es, ~htas ~ ~ % XXI -,
nor. corn thfou&A. oa1se3's' '''s'0 y" s"@A -s
a'Vp y" *ueNe .
, n,. =, c,.,4.-..
On tho ITO 9ad-"aeat " oS"csu. "e' ...
Tho bark Loutaa, san1 Mintaof 10 nay oa'1' oos Fs
tur, 3Ecer eha aa@'na" teFes 'u"aa' 120'
MILWAUKEE.
~ 1,,f1aloarbes Feetwinu. IL L. Trelllp. and I1u-
,ixa atate wheat Ut aifc. No lgmapd for KinRttop
vessels.
cLkskLAHh
The L<adfF OF Saturday aaJs' "bns SafT 's~ enAs~
tern wars mada gesterday. anu none wcf' feaaS UT ~
port. business among tho bFokers was qu'e wv
owing mainly TO the taet Tint The large nomoee o' W.
aes whlch have bcen chartered whin TIC Last week "
tan days are now In port taking tneF csTgoet easn1
no for moro ut Tue coaldocts fFeigats % 70 -
lake ports remain h!m o. ue o u h oaiaot toF
e rreet - npust n a1ap i lis Wt
has lad il sect syen hcrs and In cn.squsnes stsss
QUE tkis Of bat.ur auss sa1 predict lively Nv W.
, 1875-07-26

white, No, l. liz No. o. 10, 10l etul No. t. tta l0if
MI !. ia al, Cnrn, No, /, sos IA Nd, T. SIS 0i.
runyts1oxs-i'urx, III. Lard, American, 62s0
a., iii.
1Jvkuroo,. july e4--Evaning. ng.-FIoun-E2s.n Stale
atu, Wrstcr, 2;4
uRArs-Nhcat.-Nos. = 10 1 spring, 10s@los 81.
Cnr,,-attxe,,. 3aA,
ru,vt.rcNs-1oet-w Western, Tsx; El.tSrn, ssA.
1lrcf-A1ncrirnn IA ad, cumt,eratll ntditcs 57s d.
lard-Anlrrcatl, 6ls
T.,t,w--su,crtcan. An1:,
1,--un, n,.ts..1te1n.a ~ ,,,,,.. mn
a.rwynr. INV Yl-prr prrn,,r,,wy.y1v
Tas,,,.,, rrty n -r,rv =. n,.s,.s,..~ n, ono,,
,,.ho, for thrc. mooth,t hi. Y1[.sn.,a tnI,n III
,n,s ~. ,,,n. ~ rua,,od r.ie, 1.is ~ -rn,,e, Al
atortr r,rt,nuoc t,t, f,,xcrr,nrut ,ccur;tts. ,kd
Snv.n,s"Woro,. mi necmn,. u.
1.. o. ., 1,,v,,.-,ck. i'm ~ n-. ,nan. IN
4'h' lo''S "e" W, lo's'
Ahsh'cAH hA'.@oAo H&so'. .'..N'o" -. A'sA een'
tsa.' loo': EE'o, l1t pfe'effe'' ="
eri"itn ~
, 1875-07-26

The tucHBAt8 RlnGa June VIZ 31s0eots'A 1ss' - S"
bar. auI IL nj $50 shingles.
To 4<~ts It hreny yet tsutl&u11y, ths Timber sesses
have u1ads quick sails pnd small profits thts seasoa.
Tho cargo 1oasket was rather quiet Saturday, tho
offerings being stnsn. 1hcrc waa little doing early
aud hs docks nearly CLEARED by noo's, aud After
wards asaertei. Lumbar was nEIu, especially llsos-
.tuG, which so,1 At ts23,-bota Nanistss aud Aus-
krxuu noafls aud sirEa were steady snd soEno daal-
ers report III 4dYanes III Or two cAfgoos but ese
haz lean no decided claugs In inch Lumbar, c1cspt
tbat II WA steadier an It WIS week or tau deys ago.
Iah wore ste.dy Ut H. eo aud shingles 1t "a
4 Rooa portion of tls aaet will probably bo III post
ssits; Cargo srow south slle. from Montague.
s0U0l stElp$ md bostds VI St.ao sola w !E"n'
Uulen l. CO.
acbr ]. rh,ps from Man.ssee 6o,oo0 # plece'ssuf,
partly dry Il $s1& 0o0 II dG, esesn u &as soa
ty J. II. l4,otnts 10.
prizes: as M, II M
1"n,d "ia,r inrh In eh ...,...... 43.O01A 43.N
| .c',sa e. rtasr tnrh - - ....,.. 3,G1sa37. %
| ~ h ~ ciSsr thtrk ....,,,,,, Sy00(s41.l 10
a sn",it,@ ist snd ii Fa,,sl, s., ,Nt3 % ~
S!s.e S! .J1in@ II sntt sarntul .,, lJ10t4 NJ
GS,as LA nnn,sn .i,IInu nu...,.,,,., ld.0tk}l7.M
F1oortpg, AExt couuupu, dEessa1 ~
Flooring secnlll counons drszsed.,. esas ri
Box boards, Rnd dh....,...,...''. y"
stock boards, III and u 2tn...4.'."' 49, 81 ~ ~
tk tosrds ....,.,,,... 1s.0uta 0l
Es,s. Ga"A~ IL II ,...,,....., lU.01.4lI.0l
mnn!, misr ID n md undet .,...,.,. 10. TX
io.t. sii scnntfna ii 10 III ft...,.,... 10UNal3.W
a1.@ 1sth @ INSTRUMENTATION. l.75ls 1.0f
| 1lln41es. .''s's''t's''''''''' e'~S "
, 1875-07-26

ReytcW Of tlte Movement OF The loan
Market for the Week.
Some Increase in the Loans and Dis
counts of the Banks.
Continued Weakness III tile FRO
ducc Markets..
Fork. Wneat, rlo,r, nnl Corn, 1rregn'
larry Lower.
Latest Foreign and Domestic Market Ae-
ports--Mariue News
FINANCIAL.

the "uans'a ", '.a,,t.a inn, ia nreoce.2or.,
ohe ~ .''.a ,.,x,tv wa. nut int,s greater.
As iaa ecn fulls Explained tho rise in wheat ha"
mos. encouraging effect, a'l has dnue'rnnre TO r.
store commence @' s ,,sva ,os,, vsr, ,rrc during
4ho - ,'a, a,,,.c,,,Iy r, the )ca.alie
r'.o,rr, Of ,nc banks, rhe loans Law t~ carried
-, hr tt,o .,nc,1,t,ye opcrat{os en- the lizard ot
Trade sna " tne paper haoe ~ r srr. J., IN. SONS
Ing !lnber Tor TIC fise eafel's". 49, ,,,',y If uo,1
,,rr i, not nruo enough fer tnoir ,rcs hut theso !"
a.s n.nr, N this ti,n In lis ra4. COLLECTIONS are
.'Tn NV, nn1." u,"x - >''' S'''' - ''
THE DECLINE ~ ooip'
THIS following .nses}-sink rnssxs e"necrs'ine sao
policy Of The aeeretats NJ ll't t's's's a r,s.c.
market arc fFom thu ARR o's ''"''"' " ~'"
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n,e, Il, cxeas. whir liza !c'n observed sr t!e l1ss
twen.s asm " ~ i'm rr.osry II has l.rn puzzle 10
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he ias saa vt J., s1uts ~ ,n, ~ iaw nr has Disposed
" trn mid whrrc has MT been officially lroain.
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have icon made thr1'tah L' 9 o3", ~, IL tnn,,n",n
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III. way Yesterday i dispatch tl"1n washing.
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thp s<arpo~e ef resumption Ill tim Int n January ~
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plTTsBuH0 OIL MARKET. ....
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slo2x NJ parkor4; refined, .lozic. Philadelphia do
liYnrY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19

be mixed, has the cry been taken up, and
her voice been added the protestations
against this tyranny. The good whichhas
been dew eloped and elected by this evil
is manifold First-By it the people
have become newly awakened to the ne
cessity Of maintaining intact our Republi-
can institutions, and fighting strenuously
against the insidious advances ofCentrali
cation. Second-Underneath the bitter
ness OF sectional hate, fostered and en-
couraged for such great period of time
by political differences, there is shown to
be a spirit of humanity, ready at any mo-
ment, to assert itself in favor ola mallgn
ed and oppressed sister State, whenever
that spirit is aroused as it has been here
Third-And the greatest good OF all l.
that this prompt outbreak for the Republic
and against oppression, not only will
tend to narmonize antagonistic sections;
but it will etfectually prevent like efforts
in future, for the perpetrators of this
outrage will never again dare risk another
like attempt in the face Of an avenging
and indignant people. So, after all, i
does look as if GRANT and Co. will be
forced to "let us have Peace"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19
THERON TRADE.

The Pittsburgh Chronicle of Saturday
contains an article on the Iron Trade
which dissipates the hopes created by
recent rumors, that the difficulties between
the mill owners and puddlers were in 4
fair way of being adjusted. 1t says thai
these reports are entirely unf"unded,
and that the puddlers have not declared
or indicated any new convictions on the
topic. And further, it says that the man
ufacturerS have gotten along much better
in the last two months than was general
" expected when the lockout commenced
The reasons given for this are that great
deal of capital has been set free which has
been applied to more profitable uses;
and, Notwithstanding the fact that the
depression in the American Iron market
is not less than 30 per cent. below the
point where foreign production begins to
come in competition, still one-half OF
the pig iron manufacture goes on Us II
there really were profit in making il.
One result developed by the strike is as
serted to be, That the mill owners are
100000 richer than they imagined. This
comes from utilizing the odds and ends
of iron which has been lying around
the mills unused and unthought of, for
wears and on which the mills have been
virtually running for more than three
weeks.
Another advantage to the manutac-
turers is that the low rates CT freight es-
tablished have enabled them TO bring i'll
considerable quantities of "muck bar
Saws the Chronicle: "TheSe rates are the
lowest that have ever been charged by
the railroads, and it is now thought that
the movement of this grade will be sutli-
cient to ill the special orders for manu-
featured iron rs they come in